friday
45 plasma. been 18 times so 90x9=810+60= 870, figure $500 at other site.
$10 laundry.
did cles, paid $100, scholarship 85, got 18.7 credits so far, meets indiana cle requirements.
found a study at celerion, call saturday.
saturday, stayed in bed, didnt call. washed dishes put away laundry.
tuesday $45 plasma. plan to go to comedy show. $15. got hooters possible job offer.
thursday $30 movie $55 gas. gas gauge kinda broken.
friday plasma 55, bar 16. goodwill tomorrow.
Thursday, November 28, 2019
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Wednesday, November 27, 2019
https://caselaw.findlaw.com/ny-supreme-court/1578640.html
vARRENTI v. GANNETT CO INC
case about online anonymity in discovery, like dendrite and cahill.
matter of greenbaum, same.
packingham, important case on internet free speech, goes w reno v aclu.
packingham, important case on internet free speech, goes w reno v aclu.
Sunday, November 24, 2019
monday
delaware gig
x plasma 45
tommy plasma - refused
x pay water and electric bills $100 water
haircut $11
laundry
kevin paid $160.
nebraska
tuesday stayed in bed. started cle. applied for, got cle scholarship saved $85.
weds. jlap meeting. got mark small business card.
groceries. wasted time going to plasma, my next day is friday.
when did i get gas? talk is full but i can't remember when.
watched more cles.
paid internet $150ish.
got sued by a bank re steven rose.
to do: write to the steven rose case lawyers, offer to settle.
delaware gig
x plasma 45
tommy plasma - refused
x pay water and electric bills $100 water
haircut $11
laundry
kevin paid $160.
nebraska
tuesday stayed in bed. started cle. applied for, got cle scholarship saved $85.
weds. jlap meeting. got mark small business card.
groceries. wasted time going to plasma, my next day is friday.
when did i get gas? talk is full but i can't remember when.
watched more cles.
paid internet $150ish.
got sued by a bank re steven rose.
to do: write to the steven rose case lawyers, offer to settle.
Saturday, November 23, 2019
friday
paid $240 on credit card. $60 oil check.
got groceries.
$420 to buck for fuel pump.
requested medical records.
retrieved bike.
washed dishes
$4 tommy
$6 groceries
made 4 pm saturday job interview.
headphones $6
thursday
missed doctor visit.
took van to buck
ran into eric barnes
$45 plasma $11 groceries.
paid $240 on credit card. $60 oil check.
got groceries.
$420 to buck for fuel pump.
requested medical records.
retrieved bike.
washed dishes
$4 tommy
$6 groceries
made 4 pm saturday job interview.
headphones $6
thursday
missed doctor visit.
took van to buck
ran into eric barnes
$45 plasma $11 groceries.
Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Saturday, November 16, 2019
saturday to do.
x texas taxes. paid $92. paid $295 isd. so deductible 2019 texas property tax $387. used to be higher?
write up notice of tort claim re election
x outline letter to brad king re absentee voting.
couchsurfing.com re nebraska
pi lawyer omaha or lincoln.
as sent:
to brad king.
a question about absentee ballots.
hi brad.
my absentee ballot request to marion county was denied, and i wanted to run this by you to see if it was handled correctly.
i used the online pdf to generate an absentee ballot request, and emailed that to the county.
the online form has no field to sign the form, so the form was unsigned. at the jobsite i was at, i had no access to a printer or mailbox, and there wasn't time, and i'm someone who prefers to do everything online when possible.
was the denial proper, and is the form intentionally designed to be unsignable as a security measure, so that an absentee ballot can't be requested online? it's one of those tradeoffs between security and accessibility, and maybe this is on purpose, but i wanted to check.
thanks, robbin stewart.
notice of tort claim
My name is robbin stewart. At the November 2019 general election, I went to vote at Christian Park Rec Center on English Avenue. As is my practice since 2004, I declined to show government issued ID, the mark of the beast, since I have a sincere belief that requiring ID is a practice prohibited by the 24th Amendment as interpreted by the Supreme Court in Harman v Forssenius, 1966.
There were two officials at the precinct, a clerk and an inspector. I told the clerk I wanted to vote if I could. When I declined to show ID, she said that I could only vote a provisional ballot. The inspector said that I could vote a regular ballot. Since they disagreed, they decided to call the hotline to find out how to handle it. When the inspector called the hotline, he was told that without ID I could not vote.
Following her instructions, they told me I could not vote.
When that happened, my rights under the state and federal constitutions were violated.
Article II section I of the state constitution promises free and equal elections. When I was told that I could not vote, I was denied a free election and was denied an equal election.
The deprivation of my rights was for a short time, but a moment is enough to establish irreparable harm occurred. Elrod v Burns, 1976.
My right to be free of a search of my papers under Article I secrion 11 was violated when I was denied the vote for refusal to consent to a search of my ID. Case law on section 11 requires that such searches be conducted in a uniform manner. Instead, I was treated in an arbitrary and capricious manner, which violates due course of law under section 12 as well as section 11.
My right to freedom of speech under section 9 of Article I was violated when I was denied the right to vote any kind of ballot. Price v Indiana held that political speech is subject to strict scrutiny.
My right to vote under Indiana's Voter ID statute was violated. Under the statute, and as interpreted by Crawford v Marion County (2008) and League of Women Voters v Rokita, I was entitled to at least a provisional ballot.
My right to equal privileges under the law, Article I section 23, was violated when I was arbitrarily and capriciously denied the right to vote.
My first, 14th, and 24th Amendment rights were violated.
What happened next is that I asked the inspector if he had gotten the name of the person he talked to. He said he hadn't. I asked him to call back and get a name. He redialed, again asked if I could vote without ID and was again told that I could not. The woman he spoke to declined to give her name.
I don't know if this was the same person as before.
This second time that I was told I could not vote at all if I did not show ID was a new and distinct violation of each of the rights outlined above. I asked for her name. She refused to tell me. I regard the refusal to identify herself as evidence she knew she was engaged in wrongdoing. After she remained adamant about not telling me who she was, I asked to speak to a supervisor. I then spoke to
one of the officers of the voter registration office, LaDonna Harris. She was unwilling or unable to give me the name of the person I'd spoken to, but said I could vote a provisional ballot, and that she was quickly going to hold a meeting of her staff and make sure everyone knew how to properly give instructions on how and when to offer provisional ballots. This was at about 3:15 pm. The polls had opened at 6 am and closed at 6 pm, so most of the day callers could have been given the wrong information.
In the space of about 10 minutes I was told that I could only vote provisionally, then that I could vote, then that I could not vote, then again that I could not vote, then that I could only vote provisionally.
This was arbitrary and capricious, unsuited to a right so fundamental to our democracy.
I was then offered a provisional ballot by the clerk, which I declined, since attempting to vote that way is futile, based on my past experience of having my provisional ballots rejected.
I had driven from the east coast the day before in order to return to Indiana to vote, because my application for an absentee ballot had been refused, because the pdf form I emailed cannot be signed electronically.
What happened this election day was not an isolated incident. It has happened to me to over and over since I first experienced it in 2008, when Linda Proffitt refused to let me vote in the historic election which elected Barack Obama.
Demand: I am willing to settle this claim for $500 if an offe ri smade within the next 30 days.
Averment: Under penalty of perjury, I affirm that the facts stated above are true to the best of my knowlege and belief.
x texas taxes. paid $92. paid $295 isd. so deductible 2019 texas property tax $387. used to be higher?
write up notice of tort claim re election
x outline letter to brad king re absentee voting.
couchsurfing.com re nebraska
pi lawyer omaha or lincoln.
as sent:
to brad king.
a question about absentee ballots.
hi brad.
my absentee ballot request to marion county was denied, and i wanted to run this by you to see if it was handled correctly.
i used the online pdf to generate an absentee ballot request, and emailed that to the county.
the online form has no field to sign the form, so the form was unsigned. at the jobsite i was at, i had no access to a printer or mailbox, and there wasn't time, and i'm someone who prefers to do everything online when possible.
was the denial proper, and is the form intentionally designed to be unsignable as a security measure, so that an absentee ballot can't be requested online? it's one of those tradeoffs between security and accessibility, and maybe this is on purpose, but i wanted to check.
thanks, robbin stewart.
notice of tort claim
My name is robbin stewart. At the November 2019 general election, I went to vote at Christian Park Rec Center on English Avenue. As is my practice since 2004, I declined to show government issued ID, the mark of the beast, since I have a sincere belief that requiring ID is a practice prohibited by the 24th Amendment as interpreted by the Supreme Court in Harman v Forssenius, 1966.
There were two officials at the precinct, a clerk and an inspector. I told the clerk I wanted to vote if I could. When I declined to show ID, she said that I could only vote a provisional ballot. The inspector said that I could vote a regular ballot. Since they disagreed, they decided to call the hotline to find out how to handle it. When the inspector called the hotline, he was told that without ID I could not vote.
Following her instructions, they told me I could not vote.
When that happened, my rights under the state and federal constitutions were violated.
Article II section I of the state constitution promises free and equal elections. When I was told that I could not vote, I was denied a free election and was denied an equal election.
The deprivation of my rights was for a short time, but a moment is enough to establish irreparable harm occurred. Elrod v Burns, 1976.
My right to be free of a search of my papers under Article I secrion 11 was violated when I was denied the vote for refusal to consent to a search of my ID. Case law on section 11 requires that such searches be conducted in a uniform manner. Instead, I was treated in an arbitrary and capricious manner, which violates due course of law under section 12 as well as section 11.
My right to freedom of speech under section 9 of Article I was violated when I was denied the right to vote any kind of ballot. Price v Indiana held that political speech is subject to strict scrutiny.
My right to vote under Indiana's Voter ID statute was violated. Under the statute, and as interpreted by Crawford v Marion County (2008) and League of Women Voters v Rokita, I was entitled to at least a provisional ballot.
My right to equal privileges under the law, Article I section 23, was violated when I was arbitrarily and capriciously denied the right to vote.
My first, 14th, and 24th Amendment rights were violated.
What happened next is that I asked the inspector if he had gotten the name of the person he talked to. He said he hadn't. I asked him to call back and get a name. He redialed, again asked if I could vote without ID and was again told that I could not. The woman he spoke to declined to give her name.
I don't know if this was the same person as before.
This second time that I was told I could not vote at all if I did not show ID was a new and distinct violation of each of the rights outlined above. I asked for her name. She refused to tell me. I regard the refusal to identify herself as evidence she knew she was engaged in wrongdoing. After she remained adamant about not telling me who she was, I asked to speak to a supervisor. I then spoke to
one of the officers of the voter registration office, LaDonna Harris. She was unwilling or unable to give me the name of the person I'd spoken to, but said I could vote a provisional ballot, and that she was quickly going to hold a meeting of her staff and make sure everyone knew how to properly give instructions on how and when to offer provisional ballots. This was at about 3:15 pm. The polls had opened at 6 am and closed at 6 pm, so most of the day callers could have been given the wrong information.
In the space of about 10 minutes I was told that I could only vote provisionally, then that I could vote, then that I could not vote, then again that I could not vote, then that I could only vote provisionally.
This was arbitrary and capricious, unsuited to a right so fundamental to our democracy.
I was then offered a provisional ballot by the clerk, which I declined, since attempting to vote that way is futile, based on my past experience of having my provisional ballots rejected.
I had driven from the east coast the day before in order to return to Indiana to vote, because my application for an absentee ballot had been refused, because the pdf form I emailed cannot be signed electronically.
What happened this election day was not an isolated incident. It has happened to me to over and over since I first experienced it in 2008, when Linda Proffitt refused to let me vote in the historic election which elected Barack Obama.
Demand: I am willing to settle this claim for $500 if an offe ri smade within the next 30 days.
Averment: Under penalty of perjury, I affirm that the facts stated above are true to the best of my knowlege and belief.
Friday, November 15, 2019
Thursday, November 14, 2019
november income $100 scot
outgo - car repair
2019 estimate gross income
5000 oil
5000 rent
[3000 utes, 2000 tax)
10,600 studies
2000 gift
1000 plasma
2000 wages
200 scrap
300 bank bonus
== =
26,100.
potential 2500. study.
potential 2000 insurance settlement
9300 miles @ ,59 = 4650 +830= 5480
days from home 50 = 2500.
internet 600.
legal dues 180 cle 400 = 540
= =
9120.
10,600 -
9120
= = =
1480.
x 0.16.
148+80= 228 FICA.
taxable income
1480 studies
2000 wages
5000 oil
==
8480. net taxable income 2019.
==
outgo - car repair
2019 estimate gross income
5000 oil
5000 rent
[3000 utes, 2000 tax)
10,600 studies
2000 gift
1000 plasma
2000 wages
200 scrap
300 bank bonus
== =
26,100.
potential 2500. study.
potential 2000 insurance settlement
9300 miles @ ,59 = 4650 +830= 5480
days from home 50 = 2500.
internet 600.
legal dues 180 cle 400 = 540
= =
9120.
10,600 -
9120
= = =
1480.
x 0.16.
148+80= 228 FICA.
taxable income
1480 studies
2000 wages
5000 oil
==
8480. net taxable income 2019.
==
Monday, November 11, 2019
did list monday
1 gas 45,
2 walmart $50
rat traps, spare van key, inverter for van, pillowcase, rat poison. c batteries
3 met w buck re van heat. come back thursday? wednesday?
4 took a bath.
5 dishes, trash, groceries.
post office and bank were closed.
6 phone call w parexel, finished study.
7 killed 3 rats.
8. watched a spacex rocket launch
to do:
x more rat traps, peanut butter.
1 texas taxes w card. look for card.
x check for studies.
2 add up car expenses.
3 get stop leak radiator.
tuesday
4 bank, deposit study funds. call for balance.
5 car to mechanic?
x wash kitchen floor
6 sort bills.
7 pay marion county taxes?
8 outline wapo v frosh article.
9 notice of tort claim re denial of vote.
10 polite email to brad king re absentee ballot.
11 look for omaha pi counsel.
12 passport. app on old computer.
tuesday: did nothing.
wednesday
club $20
po box, bank, credit onion. deposited $3000. mom didnt cash my check.
paid $140 on credit card. low on cash.
xmas cactus $5,
peanut butter $1,
buck wasn't in, made appointment at kerns.
took recycling.
took out trash. took out broken fishtank.
bought more rat traps because they are working. 9 dead rats so far.
nemo did drywall on back porch.
brian is visiting.
watched video about tuvalu.
found a mirror.
tommy made dinner.
x next up wash kitchen floor.
13 go thru list. set alarm.
x mirror to car.
14 jeannie
15 cle's.
1 gas 45,
2 walmart $50
rat traps, spare van key, inverter for van, pillowcase, rat poison. c batteries
3 met w buck re van heat. come back thursday? wednesday?
4 took a bath.
5 dishes, trash, groceries.
post office and bank were closed.
6 phone call w parexel, finished study.
7 killed 3 rats.
8. watched a spacex rocket launch
to do:
x more rat traps, peanut butter.
1 texas taxes w card. look for card.
x check for studies.
2 add up car expenses.
3 get stop leak radiator.
tuesday
4 bank, deposit study funds. call for balance.
5 car to mechanic?
x wash kitchen floor
6 sort bills.
7 pay marion county taxes?
8 outline wapo v frosh article.
9 notice of tort claim re denial of vote.
10 polite email to brad king re absentee ballot.
11 look for omaha pi counsel.
12 passport. app on old computer.
tuesday: did nothing.
wednesday
club $20
po box, bank, credit onion. deposited $3000. mom didnt cash my check.
paid $140 on credit card. low on cash.
xmas cactus $5,
peanut butter $1,
buck wasn't in, made appointment at kerns.
took recycling.
took out trash. took out broken fishtank.
bought more rat traps because they are working. 9 dead rats so far.
nemo did drywall on back porch.
brian is visiting.
watched video about tuvalu.
found a mirror.
tommy made dinner.
x next up wash kitchen floor.
13 go thru list. set alarm.
x mirror to car.
14 jeannie
15 cle's.
Wednesday, November 06, 2019
cirbi@advarra.com irb for abbvie. 888-776-9115.
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email sent.
celerion nov 19th 9 am 2500 dec 2-14th. 5 days in 4 followups every other day. pays $200 for referrals.
wednesday did list
booked a study screening.
killed 3 rats.
unpacked car.
emailed abbvie irb.
to do: ?
sort mail.
clean car more.
plasma,
buck.
plumber.
fix furnace.
fix roof.
tuneup.
recycling.
pay electric bill w business account credit card.
texas taxes.
write up washpo project outline.
sort papers in room.
tommy laundry.
pay chase freedom.
covance.
wednesday did list
booked a study screening.
killed 3 rats.
unpacked car.
emailed abbvie irb.
to do: ?
sort mail.
clean car more.
plasma,
buck.
plumber.
fix furnace.
fix roof.
tuneup.
recycling.
pay electric bill w business account credit card.
texas taxes.
write up washpo project outline.
sort papers in room.
tommy laundry.
pay chase freedom.
covance.
Friday, November 01, 2019
cirbi@advarra.com irb for abbvie. 888-776-9115.
https://www.cirbi.net/CIRBI/sd/Rooms/DisplayPages/LayoutInitial?Container=com.webridge.entity.Entity[OID[AC482809EC03C442A46F2C8EEC4D75D3]]
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