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Animaniacs: Season 1 (US - DVD R1)
There may very well be balogna in Gabe Powers' slacks after enough '90s toons
There's Dot, who's cute, Yakko, who yaks, and Wakko, who packs away the snacks. All while former President Bill Clinton plays the saxophone, of course. The Warner Brothers, and their sister Dot were locked in the Warner movie lot's water tower sometime in the late '30s, only to have escaped some time in the early '90s. They proceeded to run amuck. And now you know the plot.
The Warners were joined on their weekday afternoon series by a veritable rogue's gallery of scum and villainy. The Goodfeathers, a pigeon parody of Scorsese's classic film of the era, Goodfellas; Buttons the dog and his infuriatingly mischievous little girl owner, Mindy; Slappy the Squirrel, a retired and geriatric former cartoon phenom; Rita and Runt, a pair of pound escapees with a sweet-tooth for show-tunes; Brain, a genius mouse with the voice of Orson Wells who, along with his dimwit assistant Pinky, attempts to take over the world each and every night. These tops acts are supported by shorter acts, like Mime Time, Good Idea/Bad Idea with Mr. Skullhead, and Flavio and Marita, the terminally hip hippos, among others.
Though I was already in High school when Animaniacs first hit the airwaves, I still considered it part of my childhood. Over the past several years I've realized that I cannot trust my child self when it comes to suggestions in entertainment. I learned this the hard way through DVD reissues, including films like Willow, The Goonies, Back to the Future, and most heartbreaking of all The Ewok Adventure. Later, the massive popularity of TV on DVD led to the releases of several of my childhood favourites, some of which ( Ghostbusters, C.O.P.S.) didn't quite live up to my original praise, and others ( Super Mario's Super Show) that were as bad as week old tuna fish. Animaniacs had a lot to live up to, and a pretty jaded aging child to re-impress.
The show seems was the direct descendent of the previously successful Tiny Toon Adventures, which was also produced by Warner Bros. in cooperation with Steven Spielberg. Executives appear to have understood that their viewers were maturing and that their shows needed to follow suit, while still maintaining the look and feel of classic WB Looney Tunes cartoons. Animaniacs is actually more true to the feel of the classic 'toons, and is aimed at an older audience, though everything is fast paced and colourful enough for younger viewers to enjoy themselves too. Truth be told, a lot of these one-liners went over my head, I can't imagine a child getting them.
I find that my memory of the series is surprisingly accurate, and thankfully it's still pretty gosh darned good. The series is at times sublimely entertaining, and I found my adult self laughing out loud at several of the gags, but it all still stands as a bit of a mixed bag. This isn't too surprising to me, as I distinctly remember switching channels during some of the lesser segments back when the series was still on television.
The Warners themselves are still the most amusing and my favourite, followed closely by fan-favourite Pinky and the Brain. Buttons and Mindy are still a bit on the frustrating side, and only occasionally show a few signs of slapstick genius, as do the Slappy the Squirrel shorts. Rita and Runt's shorts are, as always, far too Disney meets Andrew Lloyd Webber for my tastes, and I ended up skipping those a few times during my review screening (c'mon folks, I've got five discs of this stuff to cull through). The one that surprised me was the Goodfeathers bits which I remember adoring. I find now that they are pretty much a one-joke group, and the joke gets real old real fast.
I enjoy the Warners' shorts the most because of the old-fashion satire and screw-ballishness. The joke after joke after joke approach works, and I'm always a sucker for puns, clever or not. I use the phrase a lot, but prepare yourselves, I'm going to use it again — post-modern. The Warners are post-modern indeed, or they are to us, I suppose they're supposed to be something like sixty five years old. The characters themselves are just being modern I guess. The writers however, were probably not in their sixties, and obviously watched a lot of Bugs Bunny cartoons in their day. In fact, with the exception of The Goodfeathers, and the whole show ends up as a pot of post-modern lunacy. I mean, come on, Brain talks like Orson Wells.
Common knowledge will tell you that educational television is boring and insulting to anyone over the age of three, not to mention that mostly ineffective. To the contrary, Animaniacs' creators did some of their finest work with-in the realms of 'edutainment', including their award winning and wonderfully executed songs, culminating early with Yakko's 'Nations of the World', thankfully included on this DVD set. Honestly, I had it on MP3.
Animaniacs, along with the Timm/Dini Batman: The Animated Series, represented a turn in children's entertainment for the better. Execs at Warner Bros. seemed to begin to understand that children weren't idiots, and the oversimplification of both entertainment and educational programming was unnecessary. Today I find myself watching children's animated programming even when I'm not required too. Often these shows are the funniest things on TV (case in point, I'd stress every reader to check out at least one episode of Cartoon Network's Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends and Nickelodeon's Avatar: The Last Airbender), and not always in a 'detrimental' or lowbrow way. Quite often kid's shows are more sophisticatedly plotted than hit adult shows, and contain more actual acting craft to boot.
Animaniacs is a little cheap on the animation, but some major slack must be cut when one considers that it was a hand drawn show that aired every weekday. To the series credit, though the animators can be caught cutting the occasional corner during the bigger shots, the character animation is just about perfect. The DVD does little to hide the show's age. Attentive viewers will notice an animated parade of artefacts and dirt. Colours are bright enough, and produced accurately so far as I can tell, but do bloom and bleed, especially brighter warm colours. Overall I'd say the show could stand a little brightness increase, but it looks better than it did on my old UHF TV set back when it originally aired. My only real complaint is that the transfer is interlaced and combing is present.
Someone at Warner Bros. went to the effort of mixing every episode of the series into Dolby Digital 5.1. This is a little excessive (especially considering they didn't see fit to do it for more immersive animated series like Batman or Justice League), but it works. For the most part the 5.1 mix is identical to the original 2.0 mix (also included). There is a little more volume in the 5.1 track, and the music benefits the greatest. When Yakko inherits the throne of a country with an anvil based economy, his inaugural song really brings the house down, and the anvil chorus gives the LFE a surprisingly decent work out.
Warner Bros. (the company, not the animated children) doesn't seem too concerned with cramming extras into their various animated series releases. Like Justice League there is a short panel discussion with the talent, in this case mostly voice talent. I'd already seen Yakko and Pinky's voice, Robert Paulson (no, not the one with man-boobs) in various interviews for other series (the man is a voice acting God), but it was fun to see the rest of the cast and hear a couple back-stories on the series origins. Unlike the justice League releases, Animaniacs features zero commentary tracks. This is a bummer.
'It's that time again...'
'To make fun of the Disney Channel?'
'To pretend to throw up?'
'No, it's time to spin the Wheel of Morality. Wheel of Morality turn, turn, turn, tell us the lesson which we should learn...and today's moral is:
'The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind. (Except for in New Jersey, where what's blowing in the wind smells funny.)'
'How profound...'
Animaniacs stands the test of time so far, despite some dated, pop culture jokes. Give it a rent, or buy this set for your kids. Even if they don't get all the jokes, they'll get the feel and the fun, and may even enjoy the bits I didn't. Animation collectors will want to buy it for themselves, but can feel free to tell company that they bought it for the kids. I'm sure they'll believe you.
Review by Gabriel Powers
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Disc Details
Release Date: 25th July 2006
Discs: 5
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: NTSC
Aspect: 1.33:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 2.0 English, Dolby Digital Mono Portuguese
Subtitles: Spanish, French, Portuguese
Extras: Animaniacs Live!
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Rich Arons, Peter Bonerz
Cast: Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell, Tress MacNeille, Sherri Stoner
Genre: Animation
Length: 550 minutes
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The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees has approved plans by a private developer to build and operate five new residence halls on campus.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports the five new buildings on four sites would go up after several older housing structures are demolished.
On Sunday the board unanimously approved the deal with Memphis-based Education Realty Trust, or EDR.
UK has a new $25 million dorm already under construction near the William T. Young Library. The privately-built dorms along with the one already being built would add 2,300 beds on campus.
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- Think about geographical preferences and your ideal work environment (size and office culture). Research specific companies and job descriptions, and save them in self-created files using CareerShift. View our Career Tip Tuesdays video which highlights the topic of gender inequality in the workplace.
- Have your resume and cover letter critiqued multiple times, including by Career Services.
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Lindsay Lohan Is Drinking All The Vodka
Lindsay Lohan's assistant Gavin Doyle dramatically quit yesterday morning after she kicked him out of her SUV and he immediately jumped on Twitter to tell her to get help. Everyone assumed by "help" he meant "REHAB!" But one of LiLo's lawyers Mark Heller says that alcohol never touched her lips the morning she punched one of Dionne Warwick's psychic friends. Well, TMZ is basically calling Mark Heller a liar, because they say LiLo was drunk on booze when she fisted that psychic in the face, because she's always drunk on booze.
Several sources tell TMZ that for the past few months, LiLo wakes up in the morning, pours vodka in her coffee cup, brushes her teeth with vodka, gargles with vodka, cleans her pits out with vodka, fills her neti pot with vodka and buttchugs vodka. LiLo starts drinking vodka in the morning and keeps drinking vodka throughout the day. LiLo guzzles down as much as 2 liters of vodka a day. Either I prolapsed again or my liver just slipped out of my ass after I typed "guzzles down as much as 2 liters of vodka a day."
LiLo's friends (and even Michael Lohan) have all thrown up their arms and given up on trying to help her, because she won't listen to them and becomes a real mean bitch when she's drunk. LiLo's daily drinking grew to SANTO DIOS proportions when her money and legal troubles got worse.
If LiLo keeps sucking down 2 liters of vodka a day, it won't be long before most of her internal organs raise a white flag and/or the entire vodka industry tells us that there's a vodka shortage. Should I make A Vodka Message To Lindsay Lohan video or do you want to do it?


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NEW YORK (AP) — New York City's Grand Central Terminal will celebrate its 100th birthday with a brass band, a "Sex and the City" star and an appearance by Caroline Kennedy, whose mother Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis spearheaded efforts to save the landmark from demolition in the 1970s.
The cathedral-like terminal with its vaulted ceiling depicting the constellations is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations and one of New York City's most recognizable buildings. Countless movies and TV shows have been filmed there including "North by Northwest," ''The Cotton Club" and "Gossip Girl."
But Grand Central was in danger of being demolished until Onassis and other preservationists spurred New York City to designate it a landmark. The fight to save Grand Central went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, which ruled in 1978 that cities have the right to protect historic buildings, even if that limits the owner's ability to develop or sell the property.
No longer a long-distance train terminal, Grand Central serves commuters going to and from New York's northern suburbs via Metro-North Railroad. There is also a New York City subway station that connects to the terminal and dozens of shops and restaurants, including the venerable Oyster Bar.
Several of Grand Central's businesses will offer special 1913 deals for Friday's birthday celebration, including a 75-cent cocktail at Michael Jordan's The Steak House N.Y.C. and a 19-cent slice of cheesecake at the Oyster Bar.
Friday's party takes place exactly 100 years after the keys to Grand Central were first given to the stationmaster on Feb. 1, 1913.
The celebration will start with the West Point Brass and Percussion Band performing the world premiere of "Grand Central Centennial Fanfare."
Speakers will include Kennedy, who is the honorary chairwoman of the Grand Central Centennial Committee, as well as actress Cynthia Nixon, former Mets star Keith Hernandez, former poet laureate Billy Collins and Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
There will be a replica of the terminal made of Lego bricks as well as an exhibit called "Grand by Design: A Centennial Celebration of Grand Central Terminal," showcasing the history and impact of Grand Central.
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"Perpetual optimism is a force multiplier." - Gen. Colin Powell, U.S. Army [Ret.]
Hands down one of the best sports stories ever written came from the pen of Sports Illustrated columnist Rick Reilly in 2003 - and not about unbeaten seasons, no hitters, or down-to-the-wire championship wins. No, Reilly wrote about the best - bar none - tradition in college sports: Picking Up Butch at Middlebury College in Vermont.
Back in 1961, then-13 year-old Butch Varno - who's afflicted with cerebral palsy - and his grandmother (who cleaned dormitories at the college) were trying to get home from a football game in the middle of a snowstorm, but Butch's wheelchair kept getting stuck. Enter student athlete Roger Ralph, who pulled over and gave them a ride home - kicking off a 45 year tradition at the school.
You see, all freshman basketball and football players at Middlebury - men and women alike - must go and get Butch for every home game, with the basketball players doing this during the football season, with football players swapping roles for the basketball season. Butch gets picked up and wheeled right next to the team bench, with the freshman responsible for getting him hot dogs and soda, as well as helping him eat and drink said goodies. Over the years, though, this Middlebury tradition really expanded - students helped Butch learn to read, get his high school equivalency degree, and became his friends.
When Butch's house got flooded out earlier this year, the school and its students rallied to his side. A local church got them temporary housing, while the school provided funds to help renovate an apartment for them - one that would be handicap accessible for Butch. They've even set up a fund to help take care of Butch in he future (You can get more information about that at www.middlebury.edu)
Now THAT, my friends, is a worthy tradition - something that's required a long-term commitment on the part of the school and its people, a commitment that hasn't flagged in nearly half a century. And that kind of spirit is something many trucking companies and drivers know intimately.
Take truck driver Bill Hutson, for example. Five years ago, Hutson launched a non-profit company dubbed "Table Talk Foundation for Better Living" that focuses on fixing up the homes of the needy for free.
To get it off the ground, he contributed over $40,000 of his own money - that's right, FORTY THOUSAND GREENBACKS, my friends - while also building and selling picnic tables to help keep his charity going. Part of his mission, he told me, is training "the homeless and unemployed in the construction trade, to expand both the work and the help our program can do."
That's a pretty bold long-term effort to sustain, but he's doing it. "I have sort of a code that I live by," Hutson told me by phone. "When I went to fix homes with the contractor who taught me everything, I asked him why he did it and he said this: 'To the world, you may be just one person, but to one person, you just may be the world.' I try to live by that every day."
You can't beat that kind of spirit - something that's definitely not in short supply where Bill Hutson and Middlebury College are concerned, it seems.
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Tourette's Disorder TicsSkip to the navigation
Topic Overview
Vocal and motor tics can be simple or complex.
Types of vocal tics
Simple vocal tics involve
simple sounds made by moving air through the nose or mouth. Simple vocal tics
- Grunting, barking, and hissing.
- Sniffing, snorting, or throat-clearing.
Complex vocal tics involve
more complex sounds, including words, phrases, and sentences. A person who has
a complex motor tic may talk to him or herself, repeat his or her own words
(palilalia) or other people's words (echolalia), or use obscene words
(coprolalia). Complex vocal tics may interrupt the smooth flow of a normal
conversation or occur at the beginning of a sentence, much like a stutter or a
stammer. Complex vocal tics include statements such as:
- "Yeah, that's right."
- "Now you've got it."
Types of motor tics
Simple motor tics involve
only one muscle group. They can be embarrassing or painful (such as jaw
snapping). Simple motor tics include:
- Quick eye blinks or eye jerks.
- Lip licking.
- Head twitches or head jerks.
- Shoulder shrugs.
- Muscle tensing.
Complex motor tics can be a
combination of many simple motor tics or a series of movements that involve
more than one muscle group. Complex motor tics are slower and often appear as
if the person is making the movements intentionally. Complex motor tics can
interfere greatly with daily activities and may be self-destructive (such as
head-banging or lip-biting). Examples include:
- Obscene gesturing or gyrating movements.
- Skipping, hopping, or twirling.
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Island Insurance and Atlas Insurance Foundations gift UH West Oahu
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HONOLULU — Local insurance firms Island Insurance and Atlas Insurance have teamed up to make a $15,000 gift to support University of Hawai'i–West O'ahu's Certificate in Insurance and Risk Management Program. Their gift will support the operations and staff of this new program designed to meet the national growing need for skilled insurance professionals.
"We are proud to support the development of this ground-breaking educational program," said Tyler Tokioka, president of the Island Insurance and Atlas Insurance Foundations. "It is important not only to our industry but the community as well that we develop the solid foundation needed to cultivate a skilled and talented workforce."
The Certificate in Insurance and Risk Management provides training in risk management, personal and commercial insurance and prepares students for the licensure examination.
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FAO Director-General visits Africa Rice Center in Cotonou
4 November 2013, Cotonou, Benin – While on a visit to the Africa Rice Center, FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva expressed his support for African countries in their efforts to reduce rice imports, forecast to total 12 million tons in 2013.
Dr Traore, Director of the Center, thanked the Director-General and said his visit brought honor to the Center and all the researchers who are working to provide African countries with scientific information and improved seeds.
Graziano da Silva visited the Center's experimental plots as well as the gene bank and complimented the Director for its important work. He mentioned the common goal FAO and the Center has to solve the problem of hunger on a continent where two out of three people are chronically hungry.
He added that he believed that African rice consumption will continue to grow and that climate change and water scarcity will continue to put pressure on rice production. FAO would like to call for a joint effort to support African countries to achieve self-sufficiency in rice production, he added.
Graziano da Silva mentioned a rice program FAO started in Asia and said FAO was willing to do the same in Africa, as discussed at the recent Africa Rice Congress in Yaoundé, Cameroon.
He reassured Center staff that FAO would work with them and other partners such as JICA to follow up on commitments made at the Congress. They would all work in the fields of research, policy making and capacity development to significantly reduce rice import bills in Africa, he said.


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The rainy season is synonymous with snake season, putting the onus on local hospitals to have antivenin in stock.
The UF Health Shands Hospital typically has about 50 vials of antivenin on hand, said Melissa Lutz Blouin, a UF spokeswoman. She said a snakebite victim typically needs five to six vials.
Last month, however, that parameter was challenged when an 11-year-old boy bitten by an Eastern diamondback, the most venomous pit viper snake, needed 80 vials of antivenin before successfully overcoming the bite.
The hospital quickly recovered its stock of antivenin and is back up to its normal level, Blouin said.
The antivenin, called CroFab, is the only FDA-approved antivenin for bites from rattlesnakes, copperheads and water moccasins. It costs $2,700 per 1-gram vial, but hospitals generally mark up the price to account for the costs of storing, handling and administering it.
Shands charges $12,140 per vial, Blouin said.
"The markup reflects an industry standard based on the fact that Medicaid and Medicare pay well below the actual costs, and most managed care companies get a substantial discount," she added.
Antivenin is a serum made with sheep or horse antibodies that binds to the snake venom in the body, deactivating it and allowing for the body to eliminate it.
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More black and Hispanic students enrolled at LSU this fall than at any other time in school history, an achievement the university credits to an expanded recruiting effort.
This fall's black student enrollment of 3,054 students just barely eclipses the previous high of 3,035 set in 2002 but represents a 200-student increase over last year.
LSU's Office of Budget and Planning says the school also saw Hispanic enrollment rise by 156 students this fall, increasing from 1,305 students compared with the previous high of 1,149 set last year.
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The stress of coping with life led Will Hill to use marijuana, the safety said in his first comments after being hit by a second four-game suspension.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The stress of coping with life led Will Hill to use marijuana, the New York Giants safety said Sunday in his first comments after being hit by the NFL with his second four-game suspension.
Speaking frankly before practicing at training camp, Hill said that the suspension he received last week for using marijuana was for failing a drug test last season.
The league didn't immediately impose a penalty because Hill tried to fight it. He was also suspended for four games early last season for using a performance-enhancing drug, which he and the team said was Adderall.
"Oh yeah, it's definitely disappointing," said Hill, who played at Florida and made the Giants as a free agent last season. "By us being professional athletes you would think people who would have your back would have your back, but coming out and growing up in this environment here, I had a lot of stress from my environments and (drugs were) the only way I knew how to cope with it until I got with the team and they put me in some clinics and stuff and helped me out."
The 23-year-old would miss the opening four games of the season if he makes the team. He said he has not used any banned substances this year and recently underwent drug rehabilitation in March and April in Boston, following that with outpatient meetings in New Jersey.
Hill, who grew up in nearby East Orange, said he dealt with a lot of stress growing up and just as much now.
"Nah, nothing to do with football," he said. "It's from family members, everyone reaching their hand out thinking I'm an ATM, and people who think you owe them something. It was just a situation where I was visiting back to my hometown and a guy pulled a shotgun on me right then and wanted money. How do you deal with those situations? I really can't so I dealt with it the best way I knew how."
Hill was one of those athletes who had more talent than anyone. People were constantly telling him he was going to be a superstar and that belief grew when he had an outstanding scholastic career at St. Peter's Prep in Jersey City and then went to Florida on a full ride. While he played for the Gators between 2008 and 2010, he had his problems. He left the team to enter the NFL Draft in 2011, wasn't picked, sat out a year and was then signed by the Giants.
Hill played in 12 games last season and had 30 tackles and two passes defended. He also contributed 13 special teams tackles.
While some thought the second suspension might lead to Hill's release before the start of camp, Hill believes his job is safe.
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If there is a hard part for Hill, it's knowing that he would miss the first four games.
"I wouldn't say it's going to be a total distraction or what I need to do for this team," Hill said. "I know all the plays, I know everything. I just have to keep repping at it. I would love to be out there to help this team and organization win, it's just I have to root from the sidelines."
Hill also has to root for himself to keep his life in check. The rehabilitation has helped somewhat.
"It wasn't forced upon me," he said. "They asked me if I wanted to go and I did. I definitely wanted to get away from here for one. The stressful situations didn't go out there. And learn a thing or two."
One of the things he learned from his fellow patients was simple.
"There are a lot of people who have worse issues than I have, and (it) made me feel a lot better," he said.
The Giants have depth at safety with veterans Antrel Rolle, Stevie Brown, Tyler Sash, Ryan Mundy and rookie Cooper Taylor, a fifth round pick this spring, all competing for jobs along with Hill and a couple of free agents.


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1. The fact that a seizure of property by law enforcement officers occurs in the civil context does not render the Fourth Amendment inapplicable.
2. In this case, the defendant's Fourth Amendment rights were implicated by the entry into his dwelling by law enforcement officers executing a writ of assistance.
3. K.S.A. 1998 Supp. 60-206 is applicable to a writ of assistance, and computation of the 10-day period for the execution and return of the writ must be done in the manner provided by that statute.
4. Due process does not require that a party be given notice and a hearing prior to the issuance of a writ of assistance.
5. Law enforcement officers who enter a dwelling under a properly issued and valid writ of assistance are legally in the dwelling and may seize any contraband in plain view. Neither the entry nor the seizure is unreasonable as a matter of law.
6. In determining the legality of a search and/or seizure, reasonableness is still the ultimate standard under the Fourth Amendment.
7. Under the facts of this case, even if the evidence seized by law enforcement officers were held to be an unreasonable search and seizure, the evidence still would have been admissible because exclusion of such evidence would not serve the purpose of the exclusionary rule and the officers had no reason to believe that their search and seizure was or might have been unconstitutional.
Appeal from Anderson District Court; JAMES J. SMITH, judge. Opinion filed March 19, 1999. Affirmed.
Rebecca E. Woodman, assistant appellate defender, and Jessica R. Kunen, chief appellate defender, for the appellant.
Frederick B. Campbell, assistant county attorney, and Carla J. Stovall, attorney general, for the appellee.
Before BRAZIL, C.J., LEWIS, J., and ROGG, S.J.
LEWIS, J.: Defendant appeals from the order of the trial court refusing to suppress evidence. The evidence in question was found in a residence in plain view of officers who were in the residence to execute a writ of assistance.
The home in which the evidence was found had been mortgaged to a financial institution. Defendant became delinquent in payment of the note which was secured by the mortgage. In due time, the financial institution which held the mortgage began foreclosure proceedings. These proceedings were instituted in 1993 in Anderson County and are found in case No. 93-C-3.
Defendant was personally served in the foreclosure proceeding but did not appear in person or by counsel until after a default judgment had been entered against him. Defendant then filed a motion to set aside the default judgment. However, defendant later withdrew this motion and permitted the default judgment to stand. The sale was confirmed, and a sheriff's deed was issued to the purchaser. The mortgage was foreclosed, and a redemption period of 6 months was set by the trial court. Defendant was represented by counsel on the motion to set aside the default judgment.
Long after the redemption period had expired, defendant refused to vacate the premises. The journal entry of foreclosure contained the following language:
"IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that upon praecipe of the holder of said Sheriff's Deed, the Clerk of this Court shall issue to the Sheriff of Anderson County, Kansas, a Writ of Assistance directing said Sheriff to place the holder of said Sheriff's Deed in possession of the above-referenced real estate and the improvements thereof."
In 1996, the attorney for the holder of the sheriff's deed filed the praecipe discussed above, and a writ of assistance was issued.
The writ of assistance issued in this case reads as follows:
"The State of Kansas to David L. Vaughan, Sheriff of said County, Greetings:
"WHEREAS, in an action pending in the District court of said County wherein Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as manager of the FSLIC Resolution Fund was plaintiff, and Darrel R. Harris and Kathryn A. Harris were defendants, judgment was rendered in favor of said plaintiff and against the said defendants, and a decree foreclosing a mortgage given to secure said indebtedness was rendered by said Court, and said premises ordered sold to satisfy said judgment in case said defendants should fail to pay the same; and
"WHEREAS, on the 28th day of July, 1993, the premises described in said mortgage were sold by the Sheriff of said County to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as manager of the FSLIC Resolution Fund; and
"WHEREAS, said Sheriff made his return of the sale of said premises, as required by law, and the said Court, on the 3rd day of January, 1994, duly confirmed said sale and ordered the Sheriff to make a deed conveying said premises to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as manager of the FSLIC Resolution Fund, the purchaser thereof, and to put said purchaser in possession of said lands and tenements; and
"WHEREAS, David L. Vaughan, Sheriff as aforesaid, executed and delivered to said Plaintiff, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as Manager of the FSLIC Resolution Fund, a deed of conveyance in accordance with the decree and orders of the Court; and
"WHEREAS, the said premises are in possession of defendant Darrel R. Harris who refuses to surrender the possession thereof to said Plaintiff Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as manager of the FSLIC Resolution Fund, the purchaser of the same;
"NOW THEREFORE, you are hereby commanded to dispossess said defendant Darrel R. Harris and to place said Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as manager of the FSLIC Resolution Fund in possession of said premises, described as follows, to wit:
Lots 5 and 6 in Block 6 in Pinegar's Second Addition to the City of Colony. Also known as 702 E. Broad Street, Colony, Kansas.
situated in Anderson County, Kansas.
"And you are hereby commanded to make a return of this Writ, with your endorsement thereon, certifying the manner in which you have executed same, within ten (10) days from the date you receive the same.
"WITNESS MY HAND and seal of said Court, this 1st day of May, 1996.
Clerk of the District Court
/s/ Louann Maley" (Emphasis added.)
Of particular importance to our decision is the requirement that the writ of assistance be executed within 10 days of its receipt by the sheriff. The writ of assistance was received by the sheriff on May 1, 1996.
On May 13, 1996, five county law enforcement officers went to the dwelling of defendant to execute the writ of assistance. The officers first attempted to gain entrance into the house by knocking on the door, and yelling through the door and the windows, but no one was in the house. The officers entered the house under the writ of assistance, intending to execute that order. While engaged in a general search for their own safety and other purposes, the law enforcement officers discovered, in plain view, drugs and other items of contraband in the dwelling occupied by defendant.
After the contraband was discovered, the police officers halted the search and obtained a search warrant under which they continued their search and seized the evidence in question.
The search yielded a significant amount of contraband. We will not detail those items specifically. However, we observe that defendant was convicted of cultivation of marijuana, possession of cocaine, no drug tax stamp, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of marijuana.
All of the evidence defendant seeks to suppress came from the dwelling in question and was discovered as a result of execution of the writ of assistance and seized under the search warrant.
Defendant argues that the writ of assistance was defective and that the seizure of any items of evidence from the house under the search warrant should be suppressed as fruit of the poisonous tree. Defendant argues that the officers were not legally on his premises when they observed the drugs in plain view. Defendant argues that the writ of assistance was defective and void. We do not agree, and we affirm defendant's convictions.
First, it is clear that the fact that a "seizure occurred in [a] civil context does not render the Fourth Amendment inapplicable." Glass v. Mayas, 984 F.2d 55, 58 (2d Cir. 1993); see Soldal v. Cook County, 506 U.S. 56, 121 L. Ed. 2d 450, 113 S. Ct. 538 (1992).
In Soldal, two law enforcement officers participated in the eviction of the plaintiff from his mobile home and in the seizure and removal of that mobile home from the lot in which it was parked. The facts of that case indicate that the law enforcement officers knew that the landlord had no eviction order and that his actions were illegal. Despite this fact, they assisted the landlord in evicting the plaintiff and in removing his mobile home.
The plaintiff brought a § 1983 suit against the law enforcement officers and the manager of the trailer park on the grounds they had violated his right to be secure from unreasonable searches and seizures.
The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals sustained a trial court decision granting summary judgment to the defendant. See Soldal v. County of Cook, 923 F.2d 1241, reh. granted 931 F.2d 445, reaffirmed en banc 942 F.2d 1073 (7th Cir. 1991).
The basis of the decision by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals was that the removal of the mobile home did not constitute a seizure for purposes of the Fourth Amendment or a deprivation of due process for purposes of the Fourteenth. The appeals court concluded that because the seizure was not made in the course of public law enforcement and because it did not invade Soldal's privacy, it was not a seizure as contemplated by the Fourth Amendment.
The Supreme Court disagreed with the 7th Circuit and reversed its decision. The Court concluded that when State action invades the Fourth Amendment rights of a citizen, these rights apply in either a criminal or a civil context.
In the instant matter, there is no question that law enforcement officers of the state of Kansas were involved in the entry into defendant's home under the writ of assistance. Under those circumstances, there is always the possibility that the Fourth Amendment rights of the citizen involved may have been violated.
We hold that the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution was implicated by the seizure of the items from defendant's home. Despite that implication, we ultimately hold that defendant's Fourth Amendment rights were not violated.
The crucial question is the validity of the writ of assistance. If that instrument was valid, the officers were legally on and in defendant's premises when the drugs were observed in plain view. If the writ of assistance was defective or otherwise void, then the entry of the police officers into defendant's dwelling was unauthorized and may have violated defendant's Fourth Amendment rights.
Defendant first argues that the writ of assistance was not executed and returned within the 10-day period provided in its contents. The sheriff received the writ of assistance on May 1, 1996, and executed it on May 13, 1996. At first blush, it appears that the 10-day period for execution and return had expired prior to the execution of the writ of assistance.
Defendant, however, fails to reckon with the provisions of K.S.A. 1998 Supp. 60-206, which states:
"The following provisions shall govern the computation and extension of time:
"(a) . . . In computing any period of time prescribed . . . by order of court . . . the day of the act, event, or default from which the designated period of time begins to run shall not be included. . . . When the period of time prescribed or allowed is less than 11 days, intermediate Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays shall be excluded in the computation." (Emphasis added.)
The reckoning of the 10-day period authorized in the writ for its execution and return must be computed in accordance with the statute quoted above. If one counts the days in the manner commanded by that statute, the 10th day, excluding intermediate Saturdays and Sundays, would be May 15, 1996. The writ of assistance was returned on May 13, 1996, well within the 10 days required by the instrument. We hold the writ of assistance was returned within the period of time provided for in its contents and that it was a valid and lawful order.
We are aware that the argument concerning 60-206 was not made to the trial court by the State. However, that will not bar our consideration where "'the newly asserted theory involves only a question of law arising on proved or admitted facts and which is finally determinative of the case.'" State v. Bell, 258 Kan. 123, 126, 899 P.2d 1000 (1995). We consider the provisions of 60-206 under that theory. There is another rule that comes into play, which is that a "judgment of a trial court, if correct, is to be upheld even though the court may have relied upon a wrong ground or assigned an erroneous reason for its decision." State v. Wilburn, 249 Kan. 678, 686, 822 P.2d 609 (1991). Defendant's argument that the writ of assistance was rendered void by not having been executed and returned within the time period required is of no merit.
Defendant next argues that the writ of assistance is invalid because he was given no advance notice that it might be issued. We consider this argument pure sophistry. There is no requirement that a defendant be given notice and a hearing prior to the issuance of a writ of assistance, and we hold that under the circumstances shown, no such procedure was necessary.
The fact is, defendant was given notice in the journal entry foreclosing the mortgage. This document, the contents of which we must assume defendant was aware, provides that upon the filing of a praecipe, a writ of assistance shall be issued on behalf of the holder of the sheriff's deed. Finally, the illegal drugs were seized under a search warrant that was obtained after the officers observed the drugs in plain view. This search warrant has not been challenged by defendants. We think it is significant to note that a defendant has no right to notice and a hearing prior to the issuance of a search warrant. We hold that due process requires nothing more for the issuance of a writ of assistance than is required in the issuance of a search warrant. The fact that defendant was not given notice of and a hearing on the question of whether a writ of assistance should be issued does not render the writ of assistance null and void or improper in any way.
The record shows that at the time the law enforcement officers observed contraband in plain view in defendant's dwelling, they were legally present and doing what they were required to do. The writ of assistance commanded these officers to dispossess defendant from the premises foreclosed upon, and the officers were in the process of doing that job.
The basis for the Soldal decision was prompted by the fact that the police officers in that case had no valid eviction orders and knew that fact. They knew the landlord was proceeding illegally and still assisted him in seizing and removing the plaintiff's mobile home. The absence of a legal order and the knowledge of that fact by the police officers rendered their seizure of the plaintiff's mobile home unreasonable.
The Supreme Court discussed the implications of its decision in Soldal as follows:
"Respondents are fearful, as was the Court of Appeals, that applying the Fourth Amendment in this context inevitably will carry it into territory unknown and unforeseen: routine repossessions, negligent actions of public employees that interfere with individuals' right to enjoy their homes, and the like, thereby federalizing areas of law traditionally the concern of the States. For several reasons, we think the risk is exaggerated. To begin, our decision will have no impact on activities such as repossessions or attachments if they involve entry into the home, intrusion on individuals' privacy, or interference with their liberty, because they would implicate the Fourth Amendment even on the Court of Appeals' own terms. This was true of the Tenth Circuit's decision in Specht with which, as we previously noted, the Court of Appeals expressed agreement.
"More significantly, 'reasonableness is still the ultimate standard' under the Fourth Amendment, Camara, supra, at 539, which means that numerous seizures of this type will survive constitutional scrutiny. As is true in other circumstances, the reasonableness determination will reflect a 'careful balancing of governmental and private interests.' T.L.O., supra, at 341. Assuming, for example, that the officers were acting pursuant to a court order, as in Specht v. Jensen, 832 F.2d 1516 (CA10 1987), or Fuentes v. Shevin, 407 U.S. 67 (1972), and as often would be the case, a showing of unreasonableness on these facts would be a laborious task indeed. Cf. Simms v. Slacum, 3 Cranch 300, 301 (1806). Hence, while there is no guarantee against the filing of frivolous suits, had the ejection in this case properly awaited the state court's judgment it is quite unlikely that the federal court would have been bothered with a § 1983 action alleging a Fourth Amendment violation.
"Moreover, we doubt that the police will often choose to further an enterprise knowing that it is contrary to the law, or proceed to seize property in the absence of objectively reasonable grounds for doing so. In short, our reaffirmance of Fourth Amendment principles today should not foment a wave of new litigation in the federal courts." (Emphasis added.) 506 U.S. at 71-72.
There are other decisions which support our holdings in the instant matter. In Jackson v. State, 430 S.E.2d 781, 785 (Ga. App. 1993), the Georgia Court of Appeals said:
"Law enforcement officials, who are doing their job in a place where they are entitled to be, are not required to ignore evidence of a criminal offense which appears in the course of their lawful activity. There was no Fourth Amendment violation, since any law enforcement officer, who became aware of the blood test results under these circumstances, was authorized to seize this evidence under the 'plain view' doctrine."
In Sheik-Abdi v. McClellan, 37 F.3d 1240 (7th Cir. 1994), the police lawfully entered a residence on a medical emergency. Once inside, they observed contraband which they seized and used in the prosecution of the defendant. The defendant sought to have the evidence suppressed, but the court declined to do so, holding: "Once the veil of the home has been legally pierced, we see no need for police officers to turn a blind eye to crime . . . . At the same time, however, emergencies should not be used pretextually in order to blunt the warrant requirement for home arrests." (Emphasis added.) 37 F.3d at 1245.
In Ross v. Ford Motor Credit Co., 867 S.W.2d 546, 553 (Mo. App. 1993), we find:
"The seizure of the automobile from the Rosses' house was not a violation of their 4th Amendment rights. The procedure was justified by section 105.240, RSMo.1986. The Rosses do not claim that section was unconstitutional. The 4th Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. The action of the officers was not unreasonable. They acted in compliance with a court order of delivery which was fair on its face. [Citation omitted.] Soldal v. Cook County, 506 U.S. 56, 113 S. Ct. 538, 121 L. Ed. 2d 450 (1992), does not help the Rosses. There the sheriff's deputies acted without any court order, aiding a landlord to evict a tenant." (Emphasis added.)
We hold that the writ of assistance issued and delivered to the sheriff was valid and enforceable. The sheriff properly executed the writ of assistance. The police officers lawfully entered defendant's dwelling pursuant to that writ of assistance and observed contraband items in plain view. We hold that any seizures made as a result of the entry into the home under this writ of assistance were not unreasonable as a matter of law and did not violate the Fourth Amendment rights of the possessor of that property.
The State also argues that under the principle of United States v. Leon, 468 U.S. 897, 82 L. Ed. 2d 677, 104 S. Ct. 3405, reh. denied 468 U.S. 1250 (1984), the evidence would be admissible even though the search may have violated the defendant's Fourth Amendment rights. In Leon, the Supreme Court said:
"As we observed in Michigan v. Tucker, 417 U.S. 433, 447 (1974), and reiterated in United States v. Peltier, 422 U.S., at 539:
'The deterrent purpose of the exclusionary rule necessarily assumes that the police have engaged in willful, or at the very least negligent, conduct which has deprived the defendant of some right. By refusing to admit evidence gained as a result of such conduct, the courts hope to instill in those particular investigating officers, or in their future counterparts, a greater degree of care toward the rights of an accused. Where the official action was pursued in complete good faith, however, the deterrence rationale loses much of its force.'
The Peltier Court continued, id., at 542:
'If the purpose of the exclusionary rule is to deter unlawful police conduct, then evidence obtained from a search should be suppressed only if it can be said that the law enforcement officer had knowledge, or may properly be charged with knowledge, that the search was unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment.'
[Citations omitted.] In short, where the officer's conduct is objectively reasonable,
'excluding the evidence will not further the ends of the exclusionary rule in any appreciable way; for it is painfully apparent that . . . the officer is acting as a reasonable officer would and should act in similar circumstances. Excluding the evidence can in no way affect his future conduct unless it is to make him less willing to do his duty.' [Citation omitted.]
"This is particularly true, we believe, when an officer acting with objective good faith has obtained a search warrant from a judge or magistrate and acted within its scope. In most such cases, there is no police illegality and thus nothing to deter. It is the magistrate's responsibility to determine whether the officer's allegations establish probable cause and, if so, to issue a warrant comporting in form with the requirements of the Fourth Amendment. In the ordinary case, an officer cannot be expected to question the magistrate's probable-cause determination or his judgment that the form of the warrant is technically sufficient. '[O]nce the warrant issues, there is literally nothing more the policeman can do in seeking to comply with the law.' [Citation omitted.] Penalizing the officer for the magistrate's error, rather than his own, cannot logically contribute to the deterrence of Fourth Amendment violations." 468 U.S. at 919-21.
Indeed, even if we were to assume that the writ of assistance under which the officers operated was technically void, the evidence would nonetheless be admitted under the doctrine set forth in Leon. The writ of assistance bears the seal of the district court, is directed by the sheriff of the county, and commands the sheriff to dispossess a defendant from a specifically described tract of real estate. There was no reason for the officers to believe that the writ of assistance was in any way inappropriate or illegal. We hold that the doctrine of Leon would have applied and the evidence seized would have been admissible regardless of the validity of a writ of assistance.
The State argues that defendant did not have standing to raise the issues concerning the premises in question because he did not own the house and was occupying it illegally. In view of what we said earlier in this opinion, we do not reach the issue of standing.


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Will all of this explode in 2013? I doubt it, given how busy providers are with the EMR applications they've got, ICD-10, Meaningful Use and the usual string of IT operational issues to boot.
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