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Nancy Ledding takes the reins as head of Marion Cultural Alliance
Published: Sunday, August 26, 2007 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, August 25, 2007 at 7:17 p.m.
Marion Cultural Alliance Happenings
MCA's first-ever members' show, "Artworks!" is on display through the end of the month. Nearly 100 pieces of art by 42 artists are on display.
The African American Artfest Committee is hosting its seventh annual scholarship gala, "Art, Jazz and All That," Friday at the Brick City Center for the Arts. Event will feature the "Low Country Gullah" and "Buffalo Soldiers" series by nationally known artist John W. Jones, whose paintings reflect black history and heritage. Cost is $10. The works will be displayed at the gallery for two weeks following the event.
The opening reception/unveiling for "Artist Within" is Sept. 28 at Brick City. The MCA project pairs a novice artist with a professional one to create a piece of art. Artwork from the project will be on display for two weeks.
The dog and cat houses from the Barkitecture: Art for Animals community art project will go on public display in October, followed by an auction of the original, decorated houses Feb. 2.
Five Fun Questions for Nancy Ledding What's your favorite TV show? "Sunday Morning." That's my No. 1 show. It's news worth watching, and it also has that wonderful ending.
What's your favorite kind of music/singer? Hmmm ... I can't think of music I really don't like. I've always been a Streisand fan. I think she has a marvelous voice. I like Erykah Badu. I like a variety, but I really like a good voice. I also love live music.
Who is your favorite artist? I've always been a [Wassily] Kandinsky fan. I like French painter [Pierre Joseph] Redoute and those anonymous, indigenous people who created the spectacular rock art that exists all over the world.
What's your favorite movie? "Lawrence of Arabia." I think that is one of the most masterful films of all times.
What's your favorite food/snack? I like cheese, nuts and good chocolate. I'm Swiss, so maybe it's genetic.
"That was a wonderful introduction to Ocala," said Ledding, smiling at the memory.
Ledding was simply a visitor back then. Now she has returned as a new resident and the person heading the organization that produced the art project she fell in love with.
On Aug. 1, Ledding started her new job as executive director of the Marion Cultural Alliance, a 5-year-old non-profit arts organization that has awarded more than $100,000 in grants to cultural groups in Marion County. She replaced former executive director Cherie Beers, who resigned in March.
Ledding, who moved from Sarasota, said MCA's accomplishments and reputation in the Florida art community were among the reasons she was interested in the position.
"The fact that it is as new as it is and so much has been accomplished, I was just overwhelmed. It's a tremendous success story," she said. "The more I learned about MCA and the more I learned about Ocala, it just seemed to be a tremendous opportunity to be involved both in the community and in an organization that is going to continue to enhance and expand all areas of arts and culture."
Ledding's career is deeply rooted in non-profit and volunteer work. She's served as the executive director for non-profit organizations in Illinois and Louisiana that work with children. She's also been on the boards of United Way of Chicago, Altrusa and Red Cross.
MCA and its volunteers were another big plus for Ledding. She said unlike the other organizations she's worked for, MCA is nearly all volunteer driven, which she said is crucial in the success of a non-profit.
Ledding's educational background is in anthropology and archaeology, but she's no stranger to art. She has studied botanical illustration at the Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota and is a member of the Sarasota chapter of the Sumi-e Society of America and the American Society of Botanical Artists.
"I've been studying Asian art for a long time," said Ledding, who grew up in Wisconsin. "I would say that's my specialty."
Ledding said this job is a combination of everything that she cares about: culture, community and art education. This month, MCA received a major grant from the Gammon Foundation to set up a scholarship fund for children interested in taking art classes.
"No child that wants to enroll in an art class needs to be turned away because of financial needs," Ledding said. "That's what I perceive MCA to be all about, not only expanding and enhancing community art but also making certain that everybody in Marion County can participate."
Ledding also wants to know what others have to say.
"My basic philosophy, and what I've attempted to do these past few weeks, is to really meet with as many people as I can, ask them how they perceive the organization, what they would like to see happen," said Ledding. "I really need to get as much feedback as I can."
Currently the artwork of MCA members is on display at Brick City through August. Ledding has already planned a second members' show in December called "Artful Giving," with the concept of offering affordable art as gifts for the holidays. Ledding also has some ideas for the gallery. She would like to have Brick City open on Saturdays and develop a docent program.
"That's in the planning stages, but it's something I want to get going right away on," she said. "I want to have that totally implemented by Thanksgiving."
Don Browning, MCA board member, said he is impressed by Ledding's background and vision.
"I'm very excited about her coming on board. She has a beautiful, very broad and open perspective," said Browning, who was recently appointed to serve on the Florida Arts Council. "I believe she's going to be able to bring a lot of people waiting in the wings to participate in community art."
Ledding said Ocala/Marion County is a dynamic community that she's excited to be in, doing what she loves.
"At this point in my career, I'm just extraordinarily happy to have been selected to be the person heading up the organization. There's so many good people to work with, such a wonderful place to be, plus I have family here. It's like the icing on the cupcake. It's piled high."
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The Sea Research Foundation opened its "Titanic – 12,450 Feet Below" in the Ocean Exploration Center of the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut in April of 2012. This year, the Foundation expanded the exhibit to include a gallery about the U.S. Coast Guard International Ice Patrol as a positive outcome of the tragedy. The addition officially opened in April of 2013, the month that also marked the Ice Patrol's centennial.
In April of 1912, the RMS Titanic, on her maiden voyage, struck an iceberg near the Tail of the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, and sank with the loss of more than 1,500 lives. The tragedy galvanized the international community to act to improve maritime safety. By May of 1912, the U.S. Navy had two ships on the Grand Banks monitoring iceberg danger and warning transatlantic mariners. In 1913, the Revenue Cutter Service, the forerunner of the U.S. Coast Guard, provided two ships to conduct the same mission.
In 1914, the International Ice Patrol was formally established by the International Convention on the Safety of Life at Sea, one of the most successful and enduring international agreements that remains in effect today. The International Ice Patrol continues to conduct the mission in close partnership with the Canadian Ice Service. Together, they issue joint iceberg warnings as the North American Ice Service. Since its inception, not a single ship heeding Ice Patrol warnings has struck an iceberg.
During the official opening ceremony of the Ice Patrol gallery on May 23, Dr. Stephen Coan, President and Chief Executive of the Sea Research Foundation, presented a plaque commemorating the Ice Patrol's century of service. At a previous event in April, the Honorable Joseph Courtney also recognized the unit, presenting a copy of a floor statement read in the House of Representatives on April 26. At the same event, Rear Admiral Daniel Abel, Commander, First Coast Guard District, presented a Meritorious Unit Commendation award pennant recognizing the unit's accomplishments over the previous two years.
U.S. Coast Guard artifacts loaned to the exhibit include an HC-130 aircraft door that demonstrates how an ice observer performs duties on the aircraft and an oceanographic drifter buoy that demonstrates the large scale of icebergs and ocean currents that drift them. The exhibit also includes an airborne expendable bathythermograph that provides a water temperature profile from aircraft and a historical instrument to collect water samples at depth. Approximately 750,000 people visit the Mystic Aquarium each year.
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They created a moral bubble, now their leader is exposed: Bangaru Laxman
- Tarun Tejpal spikes bail plea in Tehelka sexual assault case
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When Tehelka founder-editor Tarun Tejpal sought anticipatory bail earlier this week after a colleague accused him of sexual assault, former BJP president Bangaru Laxman was prominently mentioned in his petition.
Laxman was the target of Tehelka's first sting operation in 2001 and was shown accepting a wad of currency from journalists posing as arms dealers, resulting in a major loss of face for the then NDA government.
They created a moral bubble, now their leader stands exposed, says Tehelka's first victim Bangaru.
The bail plea said it was being alluded by some that Goa's BJP government was pursuing the alleged rape case as "payback".
Twelve years on, Laxman is confined to a wheelchair due to poor health but has been watching the news keenly since Tejpal hit the headlines.
"I just heard that Tejpal wants time until Saturday to face the Goa police. If he is the courageous journalist who stood for some morals, what is he afraid of?" Laxman, now 73 years old, asked when The Indian Express met him Thursday at his modest flat in the MLA-MP Colony in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.
"I think he and Tehelka wanted to clean the system, root out corruption. They put themselves on a high moral ground. But they themselves are not above it. It took a brave woman colleague of Tejpal to expose it,'' he said.
Laxman had to pay a huge price after the sting. He had to step down as party president, was banished into the political wilderness and eventually tried, convicted and sentenced to four years in jail in April 2012. He challenged the conviction and was freed on bail in October 2012.
Laxman has been advised complete rest by his doctors. He reads a little and occasionally flips through news TV channels but since Tejpal became the news, Laxman has been lapping up all details of the case from a newspaper and on TV.
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Supervisor Jason Haas is pleased to announce the Humboldt Park Beer Garden cleared its final hurdle today and is now scheduled to open Monday, June 30th.
The Milwaukee Common Council approved the liquor license application for St. Francis Brewery Tuesday. The beer garden already had won a contract from the Milwaukee County Parks Department.
"After months of planning and hard work I'm happy the idea of a Humboldt Park Beer Garden is now a reality," Supervisor Haas said. "I would like to thank everyone involved, especially the neighbors, for their help in this process."
The Beer Garden will operate on the west side of the Humboldt Park Pavilion. It will be open weekdays from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and weekends from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. The beer garden will not be open on July 4th. It will close for the season October 12th.
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Box office revenue at movie theaters "lagged far behind 2010," an article by the AP's David Germain reports. Partly that was because the year lacked an "Avatar." Partly because a solid summer slate fell off in the autumn. Germain talks to several Hollywood insiders who tried to account for the general decline of ticket sales; 2011 had "smallest movie audience since 1995." I have some theories of my own, fueled by what people tell me.
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This article is part of the supplement: Proceedings of the 14th European workshop on QTL mapping and marker assisted selection (QTL-MAS)
Comparison of analyses of the QTLMAS XIV common dataset. I: genomic selection
1 Department of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Poznan University of Life Sciences, Wolynska 33, 60-637 Poznan, Poland
2 Animal Breeding and Genomics Centre, Wageningen UR Livestock Research, 8200 AB Lelystad, The Netherlands
3 Animal Breeding and Genomics Centre, Wageningen Institute of Animal Sciences Wageningen University, 6700 AH Wageningen, The Netherlands
4 Department of Animal Science and Center for Integrated Animal Genomics, Iowa State University, Ames, IA 50011-3150, USA
BMC Proceedings 2011, 5(Suppl 3):S1 doi:10.1186/1753-6561-5-S3-S1Published: 27 May 2011
For the XIV QTLMAS workshop, a dataset for traits with complex genetic architecture has been simulated and released for analyses by participants. One of the tasks was to estimate direct genomic values for individuals without phenotypes. The aim of this paper was to compare results of different approaches used by the participants to calculate direct genomic values for quantitative trait (QT) and binary trait (BT).
Participants applied 26 approaches for QT and 15 approaches for BT. Accuracy for QT was between 0.26 and 0.89 for males and between 0.31 and 0.89 for females, and for BT ranged from 0.27 to 0.85. For QT, percentage of lost response to selection varied from 8% to 83%, whereas for BT the loss was between 15% and 71%.
Bayesian model averaging methods predicted breeding values slightly better than GBLUP in a simulated data set. The methods utilizing genomic information performed better than traditional pedigree based BLUP analyses. Bivariate analyses was slightly advantageous over single trait for the same method. None of the methods estimated the non-additivity of QTL affecting the QT, which may be one of the constrains in accuracy observed in real data.


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RIR & Virginia Blood Service reunite at Drive for Life blood drive on Sunday, November 10
RIR's Drive for Life has helped donate more than 600 units of blood to VBS.
Richmond International Raceway is hosting its seventh annual Drive for Life, a Virginia Blood Services blood drive, on Sunday, November 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the track's infield media center. Participants may enter the property through the Main Gate, off of Laburnum Road. Donors planning to participate are strongly encouraged to register in advance by logging on to www.vablood.org (type in sponsor code: nascar).
"Our fans are not only passionate about racing, but also about helping their neighbors," said track president Dennis Bickmeier. "We have seen NASCAR fans rally together in times of need and help out one another and the community. I am challenging our fans, and car club challenge participants to step up and support the Drive For Life blood drive. Together we can all make a difference."
As a special incentive, those who donate blood will be able to drive their car around Richmond International Raceway's ¾-mile track (weather permitting). Donors can also cast their vote for their favorite Car Club, and the Car Club with the most votes gets bragging rights for having the biggest heart.
Over the past six years, Richmond International Raceway's Drive for Life has collected more than 600 units of blood for the Virginia Blood Services.
"Virginia Blood Services supplies blood to hospitals in Richmond and throughout the state, including four Level I trauma centers; one of which is VCU Medical Center," said Virginia Blood Services Senior Account Manager, Jenny Madden. "In order to support patients in these hospitals we are required to collect approximately 400 blood donations every day."
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Very Glitchy App is great concept. Way too glitchy though. Computer constantly gets to hit twice in a row after quarter ends even when possession ball is on your own side. Sensitivity is horrible. You hit/flick as hard as you can and ball only goes 10 to 15 yards. You barely hit it and it goes end to end and out of bounds. Same with kicking field goals. Would be nice to have clock stop after each score and out of bounds play. Clock just keeps keeps going! You must force close to exit out of kicking mode. Needs work!
This game This game stinks it wont even let u flick it far and the computer kicks it towards the menu button
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Kenney, 44, is accused of selling meth to an Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team informant in Forks in January.
He was charged June 28 in Clallam County Superior Court and pleaded not guilty to the charges last Wednesday.
The additional charges filed against Kenney are the result of a Forks Police Department investigation, said Detective Sgt. Jason Viada, OPNET supervisor.
Kenney's criminal history includes two felony explosives convictions and a heroin conviction, Viada said.
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In another OPNET case, James Douglas Ohlson, 36, was charged June 19 with delivery of cocaine within 1,000 feet of a school bus stop.
Ohlson is serving time at the Washington Corrections Center in Shelton on unrelated charges.
OPNET officials developed probable cause that Ohlson sold cocaine near a business east of Port Angeles in November 2012, Viada said.
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Democrats said yesterday they will demand that the Bush administration hand over internal legal memorandums written by Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr. while he was a government lawyer — something the White House has refused to do in the past.
Sen. Charles E. Schumer, New York Democrat, said he broached the topic during a meeting yesterday with Judge Roberts, who replied that any decision about his writings as deputy solicitor general would be made by the White House.
Republicans on Capitol Hill said the request is not likely to be granted.
Demands for those same documents — deemed legally privileged by this and previous administrations — led to the rejection of Miguel Estrada, an earlier Bush nominee to a lower court.
Democrats have used this tactic to stall the nomination of John R. Bolton, Mr. Bush's nominee for ambassador to the United Nations.
Some Republicans said yesterday that the demands may be early signs of a stealth campaign by Democrats to kill the Supreme Court nomination by demanding documents they know they won't get — a strategy one Republican termed "Estradification."
"This tactic was first fielded against Miguel Estrada, recently perfected with the nomination of John Bolton, and now some are fully primed to Estradify this fine nominee," said Sen. John Cornyn, Texas Republican and member of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, Utah Republican and former chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said yesterday he doesn't think "Democrats are going to get away with that this time."
"Democrats know that if they are going to play that partisan game again, in something where the stakes are this large with a person of this quality and who they know who is qualified to be on the court, the American people are not going to put up with it," he said after meeting with Judge Roberts. "And the administration is not going to put up with it."
The conflict arose on a day that several more members of the Senate — including Democrats — said publicly that Judge Roberts appears headed for confirmation without a filibuster, or even a particularly spirited fight.
"My sense is: So far, so good," said Sen. Mark Pryor, Arkansas Democrat and member of the so-called Gang of 14 senators who earlier this year ended most of the filibusters against Mr. Bush's judicial nominees. The group signed a deal that prohibits Democrats from participating in a filibuster of a judicial nominee except in "extraordinary circumstances."
"I think no one has seen extraordinary circumstances," Sen. Mike DeWine, Ohio Republican and signer to the agreement, said after a private meeting of the group. "There's no indication so far that there will be a filibuster. I think that was the consensus in the meeting, but I think people are reserving the right to see what comes out of the hearings."
Sen. Ben Nelson, Nebraska Democrat and deal signer, called Judge Roberts a "wise choice."
Sen. Joe Lieberman, Connecticut Democrat and another signer to the deal, called him a "credible nominee — not one, as far as we know now, who has a record that in any sense can be described as extremist."
A tally taken by The Washington Times of 100 senators earlier this week found 44 in support of Judge Roberts and another 15 — including several Democrats — undecided but who have made positive comments. If these senators keep to these positions — a big "if" — there would be enough votes to confirm Judge Roberts, and even to snuff a filibuster.
Judge Roberts had several more meetings yesterday with senators, most of whom gave generally positive reports.
"It was a very cordial meeting," Mr. Schumer said of the 55 minutes he spent with the federal judge. "It was a very friendly meeting."
Mr. Schumer released to reporters a seven-page list of questions he planned to ask the nominee during his confirmation hearing. But Mr. Schumer declined to say what Judge Roberts said to him. "I'm not going to say anything about his part of the conversation because I think we ought to keep that private," said Mr. Schumer, who voted against Judge Roberts' confirmation in 2003 to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
A few minutes later, Mr. Schumer revealed one tidbit: "He told me that he hoped that he could persuade me to win his vote over," he said. "And I said I hope he could, too."
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In re Gary F. Sweitzer and Susan M. Sweitzer
Aug 22, 2012
Counsel for Debtors: Jeffrey P. Nesson
The debtors filed what is known as a "Chapter 20" case; a chapter 13 case in which they are ineligible for a discharge due to receiving a chapter 7 discharge within the preceding four-year period. During the "Chapter 20" case, the debtors avoided a second, wholly unsecured, lien on their residence. They then filed an objection to the claim of the creditor, Real Time Resolutions, Inc., on the grounds that the in personam rights of the creditor had been discharged in a prior chapter 7 case and, therefore, the creditor was not entitled to treatment as an unsecured creditor in their chapter 13 plan. The Bankruptcy Court, David E. Rice, J., sustained the objection, holding that after avoidance of its fully unsecured lien, the creditor did not hold any in personam or other rights against the debtors that were allowable as an unsecured claim for purposes of distributions under a chapter 13 plan in a "Chapter 20" case.
David E. Rice
Daisy Couloote Phillip v. David A. Reecher (In re Reecher), Adversary Pro. No. 12-00061
Aug 08, 2014
Daisy Couloote Phillip v. David A. Reecher (In re Reecher), Adversary Pro. No. 12-00061
The plaintiff sought an order declaring a judgment entered by the Circuit Court for Prince George's County, Maryland against the defendant in the amount of $2,650,000 non-dischargeable under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2) by reason of fraud, false pretenses, and misrepresentations with actual malice and intent to deceive. The Bankruptcy Court, David E. Rice, J., held that the defendant was bound by the judgment entered in the Circuit Court and was not entitled to re-litigate his liability, and that compensatory damages of $150,000 and punitive damages of $1,500,000 (awarded by the Circuit Court in the amount of $500,000 on each of three counts for intentional misrepresentation, civil conspiracy and concealment and non-disclosure) were excepted from discharge. The court held the remaining punitive damages of $1,000,000 awarded by the Circuit Court for constructive fraud and conversion to be discharged.
David E. Rice
Mar 19, 2013
Court limited the amount of reasonable fees for a bankruptcy petition preparer's services to $100 of the fee charged by him to prepare petition and other filings in a straightforward Chapter 7 case but found that an additional $75 charged for lease preparation and dispute resolution with a utility service was not related to the preparation of the bankruptcy filing and was not subject to review or approval by the court. Although the evidence presented indicated that an additional $150 was paid to a third party associated with the bankruptcy petition preparer for educational services and advice regarding the bankruptcy and that such services may be in violation of section 110 as well as an unauthorized practice of law, the court found that the third party was not on notice that her fees were at issue in the hearing and refrained from ordering her fees disgorged without prejudice to the right of the U.S. Trustee to seek such relief by separate motion.
David E. Rice
In re: Wendy Marie Frazier
Feb 20, 2013
Bankruptcy petition preparer was ordered to disgorge all but $100 of the fee charged by her to prepare petition and other filings in no-asset Chapter 7 case. Since a bankruptcy petition preparer's services are limited to typing and transcribing, $300 was not "reasonable" per 11 U.S.C. Section 110 for preparing a routine Chapter 7 filing when typing services generally charge an hourly rate of not more than $35.
David E. Rice
Kovens v Goodwich
Sep 17, 2014
The plaintiff sought an order declaring a judgment entered by Court of Common Pleas for York County, Pennsylvania and later domesticated in Maryland against the defendant in the amount of $217,604.15 non-dischargeable under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2) and 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(4). The Bankruptcy Court, David E. Rice, J., held that the debt owed by the defendant to the plaintiff under the judgment was excepted from discharge under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2)(A) and § 523(a)(2)(B) because the defendant used misrepresentations and a false financial statement to induce the plaintiff to make a loan that was not repaid. The court held that the defendant was not acting in a fiduciary capacity when he induced the plaintiff to make the loan, despite having been his friend and accountant, and thus 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(4) was not applicable.
David E. Rice
In re Marquis McCrimmon, 13-31216
Aug 26, 2015
Counsel for Dane Equities, LLC: James C. Olson, Esq.
The court reopened a case to resolve a dispute between Dane Equities, LLC and FCI Lender Services, Inc. about the effect of Dane's foreclosure of the debtor's equity of redemption in real property pursuant to a tax sale certificate while the bankruptcy case was pending. The Bankruptcy Court, David E. Rice, Judge, analyzed a variety of factors and found that cause existed to annul the automatic stay and thereby validate Dane's state court tax sale certificate foreclosure. Among other reasons, Dane acted in good faith without knowledge of the bankruptcy filing whereas FCI knew of both the bankruptcy filing and the tax sale foreclosure proceeding but took no action to advise Dane or the state court of the automatic stay.
David E. Rice
Donna Giordano v. Thomas Todd Collins (In re: Collins), Adversary Pro. 14-00733, Main Case 14-15351
Sep 01, 2015
Donna Giordano v. Thomas Todd Collins (In re: Collins), Adversary Pro. 14-00733, Main Case 14-15351
Counsel for Plaintiff: Joyce A. Kuhns, Esq. and Robin Leone, Esq.
Plaintiff asked the court to declare that a judgment she held against defendant for more than $2,100,000 was nondischargeable under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2)(A). The Bankruptcy Court, David E. Rice, Judge, held that the judgment was discharged because the plaintiff did not meet her burden by a preponderance of the evidence. The court found that the defendant debtor did not make a false representation or have any intent to deceive the plaintiff, and that in any event the plaintiff did not sustain any damage as a result of the allegedly false representations.
David E. Rice
In Re: Margret E. Brandon
Sep 10, 2015
In re Margret E. Brandon, 14-23735
Counsel for Brandon: Charlene A. Wilson, Esq.
The Supreme court's decision in Harris v. Viegelahn, 135 S. Ct. 1829 (2015), does not preclude the bankruptcy court from directing Chapter 13 trustees to pay funds remaining in their possession to debtor's counsel up to the amount of the attorney's fee allowed in cases that are dismissed or converted prior to confirmation of a Chapter 13 plan.
David E. Rice
14-23735, 14-27630, 14-28940, 14-29084
Sep 21, 2015
In re Margret E. Brandon, 14-23735
Counsel for Brandon: Charlene A. Wilson, Esq.
Consistent with local practice, motions were filed in four cases by debtor's counsel seeking payment of their outstanding fees from funds held by Chapter 13 trustees after dismissal or conversion of the cases prior to confirmation of a Chapter 13 plan. The Bankruptcy Court, David E. Rice, Judge, held that the Supreme Court's decision in Harris v. Viegelahn, 135 S. Ct. 1829 (2015), does not preclude payment of funds remaining in a trustee's possession to debtor's counsel where no plan was confirmed in the case. The court relied on 11 U.S.C. § 1326(a)(2), which requires a Chapter 13 trustee to return undistributed plan payments to the debtor if a plan is not confirmed "after deducting any unpaid claim allowed under section 503(b)." The court also held that an assignment of the right to receive such funds by a debtor in an engagement agreement was an independent basis on which to approve such payments.


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Taken at Ottawa, complete with a fire fountain. Perfect for a brutally cold day like this one was.
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Confession"Miss Crocker, I need to speak to you in private. Please come downstairs," he requests from out of the blueor more accurately, from the laptop by her bed, right in the middle of her reading a volume of manga that Matsuda had loaned to her.
She jolts. "Huh? Ryuzaki, that you?"
"Yes. Please come downstairs." His request sounds more like an order in her ears, that Bossy Beth.
"Aw, dude, can't it wait? I'm getting to the good part!"
"Unfortunately, no. Now please come downstairs."
She has no idea what he wants out of her, this time; he's so unpredictable, she usually never does. But she might as well go along with it. He won't leave her alone unless she does. It's probably something dumb, anyhow. Dumb in an L-ish kind of way.
Taking a deep breath, she prays, Lord, give me strength, as she places her bookmark in the crevice between the whimsical characters and inflated speech bubbles. It's Matsuda's book, after all. She doesn't want to ruin it with any tearing or folding (it's been lo
No SmokingWedy wouldn't have minded "Elin" so much if she didn't constantly egg her about her smoking. It was subtle, at firstwell, as subtle as the kid could besuch as bursting into obnoxious coughing fits whenever she saw Wedy light up, only to be shot down with a curt, "Need a lozenge?"
It is only a matter of time before she finally cuts to the chase: "Smoking's bad for you." Bratty millennial
Wedy takes a long, defiant drag of the cigarette perched between her fingers. "I know. That's why I do it," she replies.
She pinches her nose in the meantime and grimaces. "But it stinks! You're gonna ruin your good looks"
(Here she was, thinking that Aiber was the master of flattery.)
"not to mention your chances of seeing fifty. I did research on this once; do you wanna hear the numbers? They're not good."
"Hm. Die young and leave a beautiful corpse, they say. Keep your statistics, thanks."
"Your corpse isn't gonna look 'beautiful' if you keep smoking," she snaps.
Wedy sl
Closure-42 Sentences: L x Erin1. Comfort: In the darkest times, every comforting gesture counts, no matter how awkward its execution: whether it's the offering of tissues, falling asleep during a thunderstorm, offering your hat to wear out in the rain, or even the occasional noogie.
2. Kiss: Kissing is, to him, a sign of acceptance, no matter what flaws the kissed may have; Misa was the first in his living memory to kiss him, but Erin was the first that he'd, following Misa's example, had kissed himself, and wished afterwards that if it weren't for her tears, that there could've been just one more before she'd left for good.
3. Pain: Breaking one's hand against a stupid bathroom mirrorand the seven years of bad luck that followcouldn't compare to the hurt that comes from the loss of friends, through betrayal or death or in this case, a little of both.
4. Rain: He was hoping (in vain, he supposes) that she wouldn't find him out in the rain, because inevitably, she'd demand to know what was going on:
IndependenceAbout thirty-four days into Light's confinementthirty-seven into Misa'she asks Matsuda upon his return with her from the To-Oh campus why they are almost two hours late.
Assuming that they've done nothing wrong, she replies with a satisfied grin, "Wow, you were keeping track? Relax, Ryuzaki, we were just out fooling with fireworks." Matsuda tugs on his shirt collar, his grin more sheepish.
He resists the reflex to glance back at either of them. After all, he can't afford to take his off of Light or Misa for even a second. If he recalled correctly, fireworks were dangerous. "Mr. Matsuda, why would you allow Miss Crocker to play with fireworks? Either of you could've been seriously injured."
"What are you, our mother? I wasn't by myself. Matsui was with me, the whole time. He could give you a complete play-by-play, if you wanted."
Neither of them is terribly good at lying. "W-well, Ryuzaki, since it's July fourth and everything, and Elin said that July fourth is Independence
MoronHe fails to see what he did wrong. He was only following protocol: every item entering headquarters must be checked. She is aware of the routine, isn't she? At the period of time she's spent here, he would expect her to be.
She's never been comfortable with men handling her personal items. After all, they call it "feminine hygiene" for a reason. Throughout the course of their whole outing, she'd insisted on handling and purchasing them herself, even going so far as to find an open register with a female clerk when the time had come to check out. Why, she had even tried to leave headquarters on her own; the only reason she had relented to letting Matsuda drive was because Misa would be going with them. Besides, it's not as if she'd had a choice: she cannot leave the facility without a member of the task force accompanying her.
Upon returning with Matsuda and Misa, she is dangerously close to losing it when he steps up to examine the contents in her bag (just when she'd thought she was h
"Be careful what you do,
'Cause God is watching your every move.
"Hold my hand in the dark street,
For if you do, I know that I'll be safe.
"Even if I'm far away and alone,
I can be sure that you'll find me there.
"This, I know.
"You draw me close for a while, so quiet,
You tell me everything.
"If I forget what you say, then you'll come to me,
"And tell me again.
"Yes, you'd tell me once again "
The sound of clapping breaks Misa out of her trance. She blinks and looks up from her hair-brushing to find Elin propped up against the doorway, a marveling grin woven into her lips and eyes shining with fascination. "Say, that's a pretty nice tune, Misa," she says, her cheeks suddenly flushing out like they always do when she wishes she'd said something more intelligent. "What's that called? The song, I mean?"
Misa smiles back at her American friend. "Aw, thank you! Hmm it's called Misa's Song. Misa made it up."
"Really? O-oh "
"What's wrong, Elin?"
Elin peers down at t
ShowerPerhaps it's because she's been under surveillance for so long that she has learned to ignore the cameras, or at least tolerate them. Or perhaps her attention span is simply that spotty, and she forgets them. Common sense is not one of her strong points.
Whatever her thoughts are on the constant surveillance, they don't seem to keep Erin Blogger--no, Elin Crocker--from taking a shower every morning: not a mere hair-rinsing under the faucet like she used to, but a full-body shower. And it seems to have done even less to keep her from singing in it.
She sings the same Gospel rock song every morning, approximately five minutes in length, including the ridiculous air-guitar solo. That's probably why she sings it: in order to keep track of the time she spends in there in an effort to conserve water, because she's too easily distracted to count the minutes in her head or to look at a clock. And every morning, he gets to listen from the safety of the monitor room. This has been
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