dtl.
1) revise to do list
2) deed 12:00 244 ham
3) phone? see if working.
4) think about raising funds in texas
5) draft memo to caudill re rescission.
6) get court info re car case.
to do:
letter to disciplinary commission
lower priority: letter to postmaster/senator
drivers license.
insurance.
make some kind of list or flowchart re caudill.
do that hypothetical letter to the mom of deshaun.
find out what jesse said. find out what joell knows.
list properties if possible.
keep working majors.
write to rutherford.  
   
   dtl. 1) revise to do list 2) deed 12:00 244 ham 3) phone? see if working. 4) think about raising funds in texas 5) draft memo to caudill re rescission.
- instead of giving me the deed, they tore the house down.
- violated due course of law, failed to give notice 201 eastern file.
-40 n tacoma, tore garage down without notice, due course of law violation, was a triggering event in making my lose my edge and lose all the money.
- reasonably relied on representation that i could not enter property to cut weeds, safety inspection, etc.
catch 22.
- received no benefit at all from 15K investment. got sued. house torn down w/o notice. pattern and practice of constitutional violation.
reason did not turn in tax certs was freaking out, scared of more lawsuits, unbearable pressure.
frustration of purpose aspect.
mental state at time of purchase unknown, but clues condition was pre-existing.
 
 
 
 6) get court info re car case. to do: letter to disciplinary commission lower priority: letter to postmaster/senator drivers license. insurance. make some kind of list or flowchart re caudill. do that hypothetical letter to the mom of deshaun. find out what jesse said. find out what joell knows. list properties if possible. keep working majors.
richard winger. /cofoe
libertarian party
mike cloud/badnarik/that guy who ran for president/
mark emery
keep trying to reach eff.
mcconnell!
us chamber of commerce?
brainstorm on other maybes.
any big dc law firm.
use bloggers to recruit cocounsel, law students.
lambda legal
  roe v wade, extend right to privacy under (texas), closet as gay issue re anon.
ken faulk - request interview - mark, jail, brief, apology, any info on dog bites, connect to .
national lawyers guild, sshapiro@aclu, naacp.
 
majors v iec.
write to rutherford.    
photocopy complaint, send to bopp office, england, wayne. doable tomorrow.
tomorrow: deed. photocopy. small claims.
other?
email star-news re jail.
letter to nate dawn.
gallahue.

july 14
dtl

1 deed
2. [laundry - move to 3]
3 caudill
4 art hammer
5 move and garden

2.5 hardware store- bike chain, key.pipe joint fit (leash)
5.5 letter to ken faulk, indy star.


1 deed
2. [laundry - move to 3]
3 caudill
a channel 6
b mark x - discovery request for prison info - dog case.
- any written material letters grievances counselor requests etc.
- list of inmates in 3-k, 3-j.

c driver's license
d doctor - gallahue? plan?
e lonnie file
f computers
g bond revocation threat - prison issues
[safety, food,visitation, pastoral visits]
h transfer any online files.




4 art hammer
5 move and garden

2.5 hardware store- bike chain, key. (leash)
5.5 letter to ken faulk, indy star.

notes on majors expenses
filing $300
postage $63
postage $2
printing appendix $125.
printing brief - unknown, say 52 x 13 x 10 = $70.
matierals $2.
coffee $1
fee for notary and official check x.
$563.

today i must make a to-do list.
today i must make a to-do list.
today i must make a dtl.
i almost wrote dtl list, like atm machine, the ttp project.

bath
laundry
move
where is bike?
insurance.
3pm landlord.
phone messages.
bills.
post office letter.
postmaster.
jailblog.
nate dawn.
outline letter to lawyers re jail.
find out when caudill appt is
mom, lindy.
draft telemarketer complaints..but wait what if they sent the do not call letter?
revise letter to telemarketers. 2 current targets.
update blogs.
email wayne. -list house.
check email. - follow up w client letter.
outline disciplinary committee letter.
draft letter to neighbor.
thank you letters to mike re printing.


that would be enough for today.
make dtl.

3pm landlord.
bath
laundry
nate dawn.
move
where is bike?
insurance.

phone messages.
bills.
post office letter.
postmaster.
jailblog.

outline letter to lawyers re jail.
find out when caudill appt is
mom, lindy.
draft telemarketer complaints..but wait what if they sent the do not call letter?
revise letter to telemarketers. 2 current targets.
update blogs.
email wayne. -list house.
check email.
outline disciplinary committee letter.
draft letter to neighbor.
that would be enough for today.
omar - get addresses of inmates
old man, what was his name again?
rob king.
get real computer.
make dtl. X

did list july 4
tuned up majors brief
email folks about it
mowed lawn
talked to pat
went to lunch
found a tray

to do:
cover letter for clerk of court
s ct bar app
abuse mike's printer.
get car
jailblog stuff
sheila k re private prisons
jailblog entries
email caudill

move
car and house insurance
status of car case
get reports 400 blovck dearborn 200 block temple
post office snafu.
make to do list
make dtl

wednesday:

did list:
met w lawyer - went well. paid $2k.
went to dentist - have to go back in am to get more teeth pulled.
got deed notarized, deposited $1000.
talked to printer, no luck.
went to ins co, armed guard wouldn't let me in, i said no thanks. so i need ins.
got nate dawn's #.
minor stuff: introduced deed guy to caudill.
posted on amp.

downside - paper misdelivered.
grievance filed against me.

some of the best news i had all day was dog bite case settled $60K.

didn't list.
insurance.post office.
moving. car.
brief, printer, emails.

to do:
hypothetical letter to neighbor.
secure storage for comps.
make comprehensive to do list, monthly task list.
rent due $300, $250.
call lindy, mom
move.
brief
emails.

trident international file:
got call yesterday 9 am.
pointed out i was on indiana do not call list.requested do not call policy. 2nd manager offers to send the letter, but gets hostile and hangs up.
1 pm same operator calls back.
i get more info: site 4trident.com. resolves to www.tridentcompanies.com.
authorized reseller for www.z-tel.com also of tampa fl.
to do: send bill for $`120 - 40x2 for non-businesshours call, $40 for followup call.
if paid, done. if not paid, send to collection agency.
or file do not call complaint.
problem: unauthorized access to credit report.
contact big 3 re problem.
to do: review ind do not call retaliation options.
www.ai.og - ag.
issue: commerce reverse problem?
upheld law, but were right arguments made?
get tampa info.
http://www.getztel.com/newsArchive/page1.asp
http://www.z-tel.com/portal/ztel/troubleshoot/i/talktous.jsp

http://www.in.gov/legislative/ic/code/title24/ar4.7/

dtl wednesday

broker
caudill
jail
come home
majors
jailblog entries
411.
after dark, get scrap lumber from accross street.

did list - called re 411, made deal.
did list yesterday.
re edmonson, $1000.
re 244, 100/mo for 10 months minus taxes.
went to men's group.
went to kareoke

didn't list - didn't get to caudill, broker, jail.
must go do that now. play later, work first.

6 pm update.
did schwab 3K +25.
paid caudill 500$ made appt for wed 4pm.
to do: email caudill re referrals.
get lawyer info for jail as needed.
didn't: go to jail - just visiting.
bought book $2.

legalmatch.com?
dtl:
x bank.
x grr! bmv.
broker.
alcohol permit
make appointment w mike.
make agenda. photos.
get incident report.
nate dawn and mike perryman.
or email him.
work on jailblog notes
draft letter re majors.
x check email
x clean house
call lindy write mom.
x ask joell for written offer
move to 411.

couldn't find bmv staff info. connection down at home. bought fungus gunk and camera. should probly go home and input data.

Spoke w Mike Schaefer. The iec will not settle majors v iec.
need to update cocounsel and clients. 2:01 pm 3/10.
i clipped an article recently about a legislator (mayhern? d?) who is not happy with doris anne sadler - might be worthwhile to touch base w.
mike reneged on earlier agreement to file joint motion for summ judgment.
he suggests, though, that motion for summ judge is appropriate at this time.
and that he is in no hurry, so i wil need to file first.
before writing, i should review the file so as to not reinvent the wheel.
to do: touch base w julia vaughn.
threaten to involve jim bopp - send letter to bopp re wayne kirk sitution

Name Agency Room Telephone
Schaefer, Michael Attorney General C553 317-233-6142 x

Cohen, Alisa Motor Vehicles, Bureau Of N440 317-233-8901
Morse, Anita Chief Legal Counsel N440 317-232-7043
internal affairs Davis, Larry Director N440 317-233-3652

http://www.ai.org/serv/sic_phonebook#Appeals more numbers.

laundry x
dishes x
better list
read momsletter
reply to laura.

better list:
make list of which bills are paid, not paid
credit card autopay
cle crisis
call mike schaefer re what did iec do today?
===
citation list:
missouri ex rel. coker-garcia v blunt
missouri v stewart 869 sw2d 86 (Mo. App. 1993)
stewart v taylor need cite
majors v abell need cite
taylor v taylor need case #
health and hospital corp v. stewart
majors v iec
wiliamson v long
===
is cato job still up?
touch base w gary
wash hair
make better list
find out status of 39 eastern suit
plan moves in majors v iec, williamson
- touch base w rutherford
-draft letter to mzw, look up his address
check email
annual report 2003
filing deadline is 4/15 in accident case. need chuck's info.address etc.

To do:
Write to Bopp in re campaign fine cases/
John England.
Wayne Kirk.

did today: mailed package. $5. Haircut. $7.
yesterday: shopped. picked up mail. fixed fuse. bought headlight. $15 got gas. $20. unicorn $10.
to do: get oren's #.
visit erik at the mall.

did:
might get erik a unicorn gig. gave him an audition. rachel's friend.
negotiated with joell about house; he doesn't want it.
orren, who is dating __, offered to become my intern.
worked 1 hr on majors v iec.
found file, reread complaint
two hours on majors abell.
added links to majors.blog,research at findlaw and google.
packed boxes for 1 1/2 hours.

did: called mom. called brooke. wrote a draft of 2003 report, which will need more work. made a to-do list. yesterday i did laundry.
to do:
find place to live
mike schaefer
belt for mower
fuses
update financial records
fix n key..new keyboard?
billing records
write to mom, lindy
package to lindy
call re detist 278-2075
pack up apartment
credit card on autopay
car insurance
house insurance
car insurance claim
when are lp meetings?
CLE crisis
apply cato job
apply jaguar guy's food warehouse job.
plan toset up pay site
deal ww vacant lad titles
campaig fine situation
make better list
make dtl,weekly tl,monthly, yearly.
keppersonal journal 1 line per day
revise, send, annual report.

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2 hours correspondence re amjors v iec, kirk v marion county, bmv.

Mike, I called your office in July in reference to Williamson v Long and Majors v IEC, and we spoke about this in August, and I left you a message in December, but I still have not heard from you. I am aware that the commission had a closed meeting in December. Perhaps at that time they reached a decision on my settlement offer which has been outstanding since 2/2002, or is it 2001. Time is of the essense. Please let me know the status of the case, and how you want to handle it. My offer is withdrawn if I have not received any response within 30 days of your reciept of this letter. My clients continue to prefer settlement over litigation, but we need to move forward on this. If you wish to authorize me to discuss this directly with counsel for the commission that would be fine. I'm aware that I'm hard to reach, maybe we've just had a failure to communicate. My email, arbitraryaardvark @ themail.com, and my voicemail are both unreliable, so please respond in writing to 227 N Temple 46201 soonest.
Also, I am writing to confirm our conversation in August that we have discussed the issue of whether my previous status as your client creates a conflict, and decided that it doesn't.
- Robbin.
cc:Rutherford

call lindy and mom, draft letter to mom
letter to alisa
6:47 am 2/7/04
Dear Ms. Cohen.
About a month ago, I went to your office to request an appointment.
It is my policy never to sue a government agency without first meeting and attempting to resolve the situation informally.
You refused to meet with me.
Your flunkies refused to give me their names.
My written request for a hearing was denied.
At a minimum, your conduct was uncivil; it was rude.
I became furious, and after a cooling off period remain upset and concerned.
I suspect,although I am not certain, that when the government agents under your supervision refused to identify themselves, they committed either a breach of professional ethics, or misfeasance/malfeasance in office, or both.
When government employees hide their identities, it is strongly suggestive that something nefarious is afoot.
It creates an appearance of impropriety.
It contributes to a situation in which driver's licenses are wrongfully withheld, and then payments are extorted to issue the licenses.
A driver's license implicates liberty rights to travel, to obtain employment, to gain access to a private club which has a liquor license..rephrase.
Some of the consequences of the wrongful denial of license renewal included interference with the right to travel, the right to seek employment, access to federal court, access to a cultural performance at the vogue, access to a private club i have belonged to for 8 years.
The refusal to replace a stolen driver's license contradicts the public policy expressed in the victim's rights provisions of the Indiana constitution.
On my next trip to a BMV office, my rights under the 1974 privacy act as amended, were violated, when the clerk insisted that i give a ssn,
whie refusing to show any written authority for the demand, and refusing to give any statement as to how the information would be used.
The denial of a hearing on the denial of driver's license renewal is three things:
it's a crime,a federal felony under is it 18 usc 241,
a tort, actionable under 42 usc 1983 et seq., and an ethical violation of your duties to uphold the state and federal constitution.
You have been knowingly participating in this pattern and practice of illegal rights deprivation. While you have counseled against such policies, you failed to resign or take other steps to avoid participating in the conspiracy to violate my rights.
Was this wise?
One of my clients says you are good people, and my initial research
supports this, and I am inclined to try to work things out, if we can.
But when I went to try to work things out, I was treated with contempt and distain by employees under your supervision and control.
I want their names. So far, I don't have theirs, but I have yours.
I want a written apology from them.
I want assurances that the policy of concealing identities will end, as of now, and that when I request an appointment I'll be given one.
And, maybe, I want a shrubbery, if the ficus is still available.
If not, a token cash payment would suffice.
Typically, I find that letters like this are ignored, at first,
and I have to beat people in court or at the ballot box or over the head with a trout before I get their attention.
But it is my policy to give fair warning before going to war.
I have mad skillz. I am trained as a journalist, lawyer, politican, and shambala warrior.
This is the third warning to your agency, and my first warning to you personally.
Can we work this out?
Cordially,
Robbin Stewart.



letter to marion co election board

Dan,
Here's the situation.
You, along with Mr Vane and the county election board, extorted $600
from John England, in violation of his civil rights. This was three things, a crime, a tort, and an ethical violation.
I suggest your promptly return his $600 with a nice letter of apology.
Likewise, I suggest you cease and desist from attempting to extort a further $400 from John, $1000 from my client wayne kirk, and anyone else similarly situated.
As you know, Joell Palmer is my client in Taylor v Taylor, in which you are opposing counsel. And yet, rather than communicating with him via his counsel of record, you communicated with him directly, first threatening him with a $600 fine, then assessing a $50 fine, and finally dropping the matter. While in the end Mr. Palmer was not fined after all, he experienced distress as a result of you letters, and there was a chilling affect on his rights of politial participation uder the state and federal constitutions.
If you have been at all diligent, you are also aware that Mr. Palmer is a plaintiff in Williamson v. Long, on precisely this issue of law.
And you may recall that Mr. Palmer was a plaintiff in Edmondson v. Indianapolis, in which he was awarded $10,000 in damges and $100,000 in legal fees.
I am sure that you appreciate that communicating directly with a party who is represented by counsel is a non-trivial breach of professional ethics. If I am wrong on either the facts or the rules, please let me know.
I'm told you are very busy. You might find that the simplest way to resolve this is to send me a check for $600, made out to John England, and a letter withdrawing your threats against England, Kirk, and Palmer.
Alternatively, I'd be happy to meet for coffee and kick this around a bit.
Perhaps we've just had a failure to communicate.
I will be writing separately concerning the theft and seizure of signs from my client Eric Barnes, in the recent Lawrence election.
Cordially,
Robbin Stewart.

outline of annual report
letter to mike schaefer
look for places to live
get headlight

call lindy and mom, draft letter to mom
letter to alisa
letter to marion co election board
outline of annual report
letter to mike schaefer
look for places to live
get headlight
apply for cato job
make better to do list
cle situation
wwash dishes at home, see if pipes arefrozen
make keys

1/28.
find place to live.
chuck's car accident case - create a folder, make copies. make calls. prepare letters. hell i don't know.
call lindy.

status of tools:
computer upgrade: done.
bike: fixed tire, could use brakes.
car: repair in progress, have access to back-up car.
gun: none yet.

today: new comp. (this was a win-win deal with the roommate,
he bought it used, i paid for the upgrade)
yesterday: read and responded to state brief, read a couple related cases, updated blog.
to do: call 7th circuit see if brief filed. can't i check the docket online? yes!
RESEARCH ISSUE PRECLUSION. oops.

write smut.

to do 1/2/04.
today
this week
this month
this year

1/2/04
35.07 cable modem
$50 electric
$25 radiator repair
1/1 $20 meds
$12 food

12/16/03 1:50 PM

I met Lonnie and his brother last summer. They were walking down the street pushing a lawn mower, and I asked them if they wanted to mow some lawns for me.
They did a good job that first day, while I watched them work.
The next day, I gave them a list of yards to cut, and Lonnie said he did the work, so I paid him, but when I checked the work hadn’t been done. So that $60 was the first theft.
That was also the first time I met person #4, one of Lonnie’s two sidekicks. #3 might have been there too.
The next day, I said I was busy (which I was) and didn’t have time for them.
They stole my lawn mower, a $260 6HP snapper from Walmart. Lonnie had some story
claiming the lawn mower had been stolen from them, and that they would pay me back for it.
Several days later, I heard that Lonnie had been arrested for breaking into his mom’s house and stealing stuff. This might have been the 202 Temple incident I heard about later.
He was on a month’s house arrest at 52 N Tacoma.
About a month later, he came to see me. He had a variety of stories trying to borrow or con me out of $60 which he said he needed to get a bus ticket to his father’s in Kentucky.
These included that he would sell me a gun he showed me. He also pretended to be suicidal, putting the gun barrel in his mouth. When none of this worked, he pulled the gun on me and took my wallet, with about $90. He said he was going to kill me, but instead ran out the front door, while I ran out the back.
I next saw him again in December.

Saturday Nov. (?) in the evening there was a knock on my door. I opened the door and was surprised to see Lonnie, with #4. He began to walk in the door, while making conversation. I pushed the door closed on him, and ran upstairs and called 911. As I came downstairs, he had walked in the back door. We talked, each aware that the other was lying. I said that this wasn’t good time, and suggested we talk outside.
Where he robbed me with a knife. He took 35$ from my pockets. He asked if I had called the cops. I said “yes, they’re on their way.” They ran. The police arrived 15 seconds later.
Officer 1 became overtly hostile after I declined to give a ssn, and treated the incident dismissively. He said that it would be about 10 days before a detective would be assigned. He gave a yellow card with the case ID. Officer 2 was more friendly, small talk about knowing my roommate’s sister. Was not involved in taking the report.

The next day, Sunday evening, I was sleeping or reading in bed when Lonnie, #3, #4, and a fourth person,
who I recognized by his voice as Lonnie’s brother (14 or so, may attend arsenal tech,
Lonnie’s stepfather’s son, last known residence 52 N Tacoma) walked up the stairs.
[details omitted in this draft – stressful -.]
They had taken me downstairs. Lonnie said he was going to “finish the job” – to kill me.
I began kicking the wall behind me, 3 times, and then twice more as they realized I was alerting my roommates on the south side of the house. They fled out the back door, while I yelled for Joell.
The cop was better this time. He seemed to take the incident seriously, and made a more detailed report. He gave some good practical advice about how to protect myself.
The next night they came back, but I was gone.
They broke the back window and opened the kitchen door. Joell heard them and called 911.
I returned briefly after thanksgiving in Philadelphia, arriving Saturday night. Tuesday evening I was sorting through some paperwork (looking for documents that might help me get my driver’s license) when I looked up and saw a person in a black ski mask holding a knife. We struggled for the knife, he ran. It may have been #3, but I cannot be sure. Cad: IPO 03119821 case #. I033361698
I got the distinct impression it was someone I would recognize. Too skinny to be Lonnie, too short to be #4, too muscular to be Lonnie’s brother. #3 Looks like a cowboy, or like someone from Kentucky or Appalachia, about 20, 5’6” to 5’10”. Black hair, shoulder length, maybe a mustache.
Known associates of Lonnie, they (3 + 4) may be implicated in a robbery at 202 Temple that I heard about from neighbors (a usually unreliable source) who have been seeing Lonnie around this summer – I had not told them of the earlier incident. I’m told that’s the incident that led to Lonnie’s house arrest.
A week later, there was evidence someone had entered the house via a window.
A week after that, Monday a week ago, someone tried to pry off the back lock from the inside.
That’s where things stand right now.
I am staying outside of town, and can be reached via 891-6664.
I attest that the above is true as far as I know.
Other details as they occur to me:
Lonnie says April Eubanks is his cousin. She is a former tenant of mine.
April is registered at the plasma center on Washington in Irvington.
Lonnie said his uncle may be buying 40 N Tacoma (one of the lots Lonnie mowed for me) at the tax sale. Formerly owned by the Indianapolis Peace and Justice Center.
Robbin Stewart.
Wednesday, December 17, 2003

To do for Wednesday:
Call Mike Schaefer.
Make better to do list.
Finish Lonnie memo.
Make list of memo
Pay bills.
Look into dustin angle – prepare confidential briefing memo.
Did list week of 12/15.
4 boxes food.
6 cle hours
did facts part of Lonnie memo
2 boxes clothes. New levis.

friday did list
got plates. $45.
made 3 calls, visited election board, went to kinkos $12 majors. withdrew $100.
next step: mail filings. date the 18th. buy stamps if needed at vp.
look for list of phone numbers.
work up wayne filing.
letter to AG re becky/wayne
letter to city hall re search policy
no need to look up case info re arrest warrant?
is he required to give me a copy?
finish properties list.
MONDAY is tax appeal deadline, make that a priority.
I have a toothache and lost another tooth; think about dentist.
violent rages: at least one, when cursed at for riding my bike.
at least. i dealt with the dmv ok, and a lady in line was really nice,
but there's still little hope of getting a license ever.
even trying to calmly write about it sends me right back into that road rage.
i recognize it's a pot withdrawal thingy - if i could get high this tension would melt away. really high. damn. can't stop thinking about it.
this isn't getting me organized. oh well, i'll kill some time online to relax, then try chores again. i was dfoing good.

i'm not doing well either documenting my tasks or getting them done.

plates for car.
list of properties.
meet w city prosecutor
make list
billing records
cle's
lawyer dues
pay bills
tax appeal...deadline apporaching
motion for tro. edit print and mail
review settlement proposal send to evansville harrison ziemer
draft suit against vanderburg county
today:
make list of properties
outline vburgh suit.

to do: create two new blogs, one with thesis, another for memoirs.

did list friday:
thought it was thursday.
wrote motion for injunction
went to club, had good time.
didn't: get trash taken out.
didn't finish motion in time to make it to kinkos.

did list saturday:
went through and deleted old emails.
emailed sister about hawaii trip
updated blog
emailed sasha (not that that counts)

still to do today:
email richard winger - done
update majors.blog w draft of motion.
write brother w/ copy of mail to sasha - done
make list of properties
input to do list notes - done

tomorrow:
answer re 39 eastern.
monday:
morning - print at kinkos.
afternoon: court at 1:30

to do:
(notes from back of envelope)
cancel stolen credit cards
call for case maker password, use casemaker to get stewart v. taylor
make plan re cle's
mail lawyer dues, better, take them in.
check to see if still disbarred at district court
make properties list for wayne
expand to do list
grant writing:
create dossiers.
- melinda gates foundation
- open society institute
- marc emery
- playboy foundation
- friedman foundation
- golden rule foundation
- lily endowment
- habitrail for humanity
write to boude and jacob levy, cyberia, ij, gilmore re amicus support
update perry metzger on case status
contact gop re city council races re mass mailing for lp, in competitive districts
make note on project to survey ny state congresspersons re fusion ticket
print and mail kentucky disclaimer ao request
download joell info, create tax challenge template
write to church on corner re tax exempt status, enclose list.
send properties list to mike caudill, that woman on hendrix.

wed: pay phone bill - done. collect from doug,
put slamming letter on to do list.
general:
send lawyer dues.
look for birth cert.
prepare some letters:
scott chin
answer to environmental court re 39.
to bopp's firm/james madison center
outline litigation against county,
prepare proposed stipulations.

did: sent letter to lindy. paid ballot access news.


just had a good chat w gary re,
make the list, do the items in order.
i responded, but what if the item is something i don't want to do?
so making the list. checking it twice,
brings into play my avoidance behaviors,
some of these things will be more stress triggers,
i have to sort out how to face up to the ones i have hang ups about.
like writing mom or cleaning my room.. easy to see how those bring up childhood trauma, angst.

plan for the day:
bath.
am having lunch - fried potatoes and coffee healthier than just coffee.
1) make list of properties.
send to wayne. plan to send to list of others including caudill.
2) answer and letters in 39 eastern case.

wed: pay phone bill
general:
send lawyer dues.
look for birth cert.
prepare some letters:
scott chin
answer to environmental court re 39.
to bopp's firm/james madison center
outline litigation against county,
prepare proposed stipulations.

Anonymous v. Delaware, 2000 Del. Ch. LEXIS 84 (2000).

Majors v. Abell, 317 F.3d 719 (7th Cir. 2003), 792 N.E.2d 22 (IN 2003).

to do sat.
revise to do and make dtl.
delete old emails.
make chart of bills, income etc.
look for settlment offers to county.
draft schaefer letter.

did list thurday: sent electric bill.
did list friday:
agreed to list 1625 roosevelt for $5,000.
letter from 7th circuit 0.15 hours, court took no action, no action required,
still need to review settlement offers sent to county.

did list for friday: nothing
ok, updated blog.
ate pie.
took walk.
sparred for an hour with some guy.
he gave me a lesson in wing chun history, and
demonstrated the tai chi form that i forgot 20 years ago.
i am doing some wing chun research on line.
i fell in love with his girlfriend.
she wants to move into my garage with her mom.
she's 17, crew cut, 100 lbs at most.
not gonna happen, but it made for nice day dreams.

wil pointed me here:
http://www.jessydelfino.blogspot.com/



Wednesday, September 10, 2003
List of Things To-Do
by Jessica Delfino

EXAMPLE 1. - Actual "To-Do List" dated July 19, 2003.

1. Lose Weight
2. Get Computer
3. File Tax Returns for 2003
4. Apply for Job at the Art Institute
5. Talk to Mark about the Temp Agency
6. E-mail story to Details
7. Talk to William Morris lawyer
8. Read a book
9. Buy comfortable shoes
10. Take clothes to good will
11. Write in my journal
12. Try to figure out the psychology behind F.H.
13. Laundry
14. Make a lot of money
15. Quit this crazy scene
16. Write a good song
17. Talk to Wayne about the show
18. Call Conan - Find Alyssa
19. Sell palm pilot on e-bay
20. Update blog

Number of things I did since July 19, 2003: 3
Guess which ones they were?

(pretend this is upside down) Answer: 1, 18, 20

I have been keeping to do lists ever since I was old enough to do. I remember I started them as a recommendation from an english teacher or guidance counselor. I can't help but think that if either of them had just done what they had written on their to do lists, none of this would even be happening right now.

I usually try to write things on my to do lists that I actually intend on doing. It hurts me too much when I write things down on the list and then I find a list crumpled up between a book and a shoe on the floor, and I read the list and I realize I wrote the list a year ago to the day and the only things that got done were done through inertia and the inevitability of life happening. (Refer to items 1, 9, 11, 13, 20.)

It's not really that great to write to do items that are going to happen whether you mean for them to or not, there's no achievement in that. Sometimes I write, do the dishes, and then a few months later, I do them, but it is somehow unfulfilling. On the list, it's a good idea to write goals that you would like to accomplish or things that you have been putting off. For example: Get through a phone call to mom without feeling irritated, or, Call mom.

Some people might think of to do lists as something that a business person or type A personality or organized douche-bag type would do. Not so. Though I am probably a little bit of all three of those
examples, I had a friend who was none of those who used to keep awesome to do lists. My friend was affectionately referred to by last name only. Masten was one of those kids that you knew would go no where in life, and that's exactly what he did, and he did it with such ferocious vigor, you can't help but love him even more. We shared an apartment in Augusta, Maine, back when I was 18 and he was just your basic run-of-the-mill loser. I was in college at University of Maine, and he decided he wanted to get his shit together, so he sat down to write a to do list one day. It looked like this:

1. wake up
2. get pills
3. buy weed
4. take nap

I think he even spelled it "by" weed. When my roommates and I found that list, we laughed so hard that he became our favorite person. It was too perfect.

If you're thinking about starting a to do list, now might be the perfect time. It's easy. All you need are the following materials:
Paper
Pen
TIP: A pencil or marker will do

Directions:
1.Write down the things you want to do in the order which you want to do them in.
2.Do those things
OR
2.Don't do those things*

*but now instead of mentally knowing you had things to do and feeling bad about not doing them, you have a written note to yourself as a reminder to continue being aloof.

Congratulations, you're one step closer to being less (or more) aloof. Carry the list in a place that you will remember to look at it, like your pocket or purse, or on the fridge. Try not to lose it. If you lose it, on your next list, be sure to write down not to lose the list. It's also fun sometimes to write as an item, do the things on this list.

If you can write a to do list and then do all the things on that list in that day or the next day, you are a better person than anyone in the world. Please go and pat yourself on the back. If you can't, don't feel bad, neither can I.
posted by Jessica Delfino at 2:44 PM



Friday, September 05, 2003

1) make to do list.
goal: set two tasks for each next day.
e.g. thurs: bank
friday, mail card to cousin with flower seeds.
suturday: make copies downtown
soon: pay phone bill. write checks, pay electric, water?
fix bike flat, get phone $ from doug, kick out doug,
organize majors case file,
mail settlment letters to county,
prepare new county suit,
demand letter to ladendorf,
followup letter to AGO mike schaefer.
clean house a little at a time.
get $ from matt, signed rent agreement.
letters to corporation counsel, scott chinn, find out if case continued.
prepare answer re 39 eastern.
call lindy and or send package.
write mom.
recruit amicus.
go kill whoever that is screaming - that is to say, prepare and print cease and desist letters.
get bullhorn, videocamera, shotgun. calm down. rant and rave.
wash hair. find antiperspirant that actually works.
brainstorm. subvert small island nations. get decaf.
buy pentium 4 off ebay from that monkey.
why is this not publishing?

1) make to do list.
goal: set two tasks for each next day.
e.g. thurs: bank
friday, mail card to cousin with flower seeds.
suturday: make copies downtown
soon: pay phone bill. write checks, pay electric, water?
fix bike flat, get phone $ from doug, kick out doug,
organize majors case file,
mail settlment letters to county,
prepare new county suit,
demand letter to ladendorf,
followup letter to AGO mike schaefer.
clean house a little at a time.
get $ from matt, signed rent agreement.
letters to corporation counsel, scott chinn, find out if case continued.
prepare answer re 39 eastern.

Jane, here is the text of a deed.
The original formatting can be found at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaf2/files ,
the first file you see would be 1deed40ntacoma09112003.doc,
yahoo registration may be required to access files.
my email isn't working this morning so this is a work around. Sorry this has been such a hassle.
Next steps, notarize and take to 7th floor city county building, then 8th floor. let them know it's just a quitclaim deed; the fee is a little less.
keep a copy and mail it to whoever is sending you letters. before filing, you may wish to edit to specify the name and title of the signing officer.
call me with any questions.
Robbin.

Quitclaim Deed

This writing witnesses that Indianapolis Peace and Justice Center, Grantor, of Marion County in the state of Indiana, quitclaims to the City of Indianapolis/Marion County, Indiana, the following real estate in Marion County Indiana.

Legal: A M Ogle Et Al E Park Add L185
Parcel: 103-7411
Known As: 40 N. Tacoma


This transfers any and all of grantor’s legal interest in the property, in recognition that Grantors’ interests were extinguished by the City’s taking of the property in 2000, and is not a release of claims of reverse condemnation, violation of due process, or any other legal theory.

In witness of this, Grantor has executed this deed this ____ day of ______, 2003.



_________________
Indianapolis Peace and Justice Center, by its duly authorized officer.



State of Indiana )
)
County of Marion )

Before me a Notary Public for the above county and state personally appeared grantor, who acknowledged the execution of the above quitclaim deed, and who having been duly sworn, stated that any representations above are true.

Witness my hand and notary seal this ___ day of ___, 2003

My commission expires Signature _________________



Prepared without fee by Robbin Stewart

the monkey has the money. $40.
print and mail response to objections.
prepare for meet w Scott Chinn.
clean room
pay phone bill.
write to mom.

Indiana CLE Commission
IN RE Robbin Stewart

Motion for Readmission

My license to practice law was suspended as of May 18 2003.
I have paid $200 and completed 12 hours in CLEs.

I move to be readmitted.
If it is within the authority of the commission,
I request to be readmitted retroactively.

Respectfully Submitted,
Robbin Stewart
17147-53
227 N Temple
Indianapolis IN 46201

to do:
bills
deed
seat belt ticket

(i got interupted by a call from H & H, and then i had more coffee and a bath, and now i'm in one of my fuming raging fits,
why won't they leave me alone.)

http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20030511-082320-5209r

Citing a book of his, Mr. Posner continued: "I said what are needed are critical studies, as opposed to biographies. The relation between personal character and professional reputation is often nonexistent. People operate on different tracks. Very successful people, when you look at them, they very often turn out to be psychological basket cases. They were successful in part because they were driven by some deep personal insecurity."

dtl wednesday:
one item: write text of talk to s ct.
did list for yesterday: found suit. cashed check. offered to pay back joell. wrote printed filed and mailed oral argument document.
significant event: trouble on eastern ave.
nick went thru the box, yay.
to do
to do
- write to marion county re joell palmer.
buncha other stuff?
deed re hamilton
lower priority:
write to sfca city council and texas legislature and mcconnell.
to break that down into steps, open folders for sfca, tx, ky, put in mission statement and plan of action, begin drafting letters.
seat belt ticket - motion to set aside default judgment, move for jury trial, or dismissal.
wow, was it the seat belt ticket or the coffee? suddenly i'm all riled up.
later: pay bills.

bills.
box.
a lawn.
shop?
movies.
work?
bath.
fold laundry - done.

thursday
did list:
some dishes
some laundry
mowed lawn 32 eastern
took out trash
made list w nick
watched bcra cle.



didn't: drivers license
box
$ 8 groceries
$10 mj/juvi

motion to amend complaint
Come now plaintiffs by counsel and for their motion to amend complaint state as follows.
The complaint was filed 9/97 and a first amended complaint was filed 12/15/1997.
The state moved to dismiss. Dismissal was granted, but reversed.
A certified question ....
Currently this case is on hold at the Seventh Circuit awaiting response to a certified question, for which oral argument is scheduled 5/29/2003.
This motion does not require immediate action, but can be tabled until the case returns to the Seventh Circuit.
It is submitted at this time to provide advance notice to the parties.
The orginal and first amended complaints sought damages from county officiual in their personal capacities.
The district court dismissed on the basis that no constitutional violation had occurred.
The circuit court upheld the dismissal on the basis of qualified immunity and the unclear status of the law.
As a result, the county officials can be dismissed as to damage claims. The circuit did not rule as to whether or not the district was mistaken in holding no violation occurred, but see the discussion of standing and virginia booksellers.
Previously, since county officials were named in their personal and official capacities, there had been no need to name the county as a party. The county, however, lacks qualified immunity, and lacks eleventh amendment immunity. At this time plaintiffs move to add Vanderburgh County as a defendant.

State ex rel. Coker-Garcia v. Blunt, 849 SW.2d 81 (Mo. App. 1993)

question: was anonymous v delaware ever published? 2000 Del.Ch LEXIS 84 (2000)
todo make list of cites of cases i've been involved in.
Coker-garcia, Stewart v Taylor (F Supp.)(F 2d), Kern,
Anonymous v Delaware,
Majors v Abell.

did
weeded garden.
haircut $10.
bought 2 shirts $2
to do: get drunk irish music night $10
to do: drop off brief downtown.
did: message re brief.
called office.
called AG. 3x 0.15 = 0.45

4" mowed 3 yards. had mj mow 40 n tacoma. found a gun. found meat and a veggie. sorted financial record, worked on taxes.
need sugar/drink.

majors v abell 2003 wl 152431 - west cite.

4 calls @o.15= 0.6 hours billed today.

called in s ct. they have no listing of such a case. next step, call 7th circuit clerk, find out hwat time frame is.3:10 feb 27. called 7th cir clerk to see if anything happening. they say it was sent, amonth a go.
Paula cradoza, in s ct admin, 232 2540, will look into it for me and callme back.

letters to outline:

rutherford
horning
court re march 5th re ticket re 125 n temple
gegraves@indygov.org - corporation counsel's office.
hearing oficer jbostick@indygov.org

motion re amend complaint majors

maybe it wasn't such a wasted day after all. i read this article about the flaming lips in esquire, and it made me decide i want to be a furry. well that, and ghastly's ghasty comic, ghastly.keenspace.com

tuesday - went for plasma. computers were down. waited 5 hours, never came back up. grr.
did- bought coffee $8. dived.dove? went thru hotmail. read a magazine. i even went to the bank. it is now essential to get soemthing, rathe than nothing, done. i feel tired and want a bath and pr0n and wwdn. having catfish for dinner. this is the wrong blog for that. do list for right now - don't overcook the fish.
what to do tonight:
no going out to kareoke since it's a schoolnight.
could:
work on to do list. and dtl for wednesday - call plasma.
could: outline argument to indiana supreme court
check ardmail.
write letters re march 5th court date.
make plan re seat belt ticket.
take a bath. read book.
get -something- done but don't try to do everything.
geek out at wwdn - i'll settle for a bit of that.

so far still nothing done, wasted all night at wwdn. not like that's ever happened before.

friday night- had drinks w nick.
sat - got up too late for plasma. snowed in.
sunday - again did nothing. had a nice call from mom, about 45 minutes. is my phone not working right?
monday - did nothing. kind of upset about it. missed plasma because it was too late to do plasma and meeting,
and then missed plasma again after meeting cancelled. too busy jerking off and reading stuff online.
what i did instead of anything useful -
read tolstoy's last words, about christian anarcharism and why war is murder.
talked to the webmaster of spankthis.com.
found out andy horning's become gop.
did not write letter to mark like i'd planned before the meeting.
flirted w joe and crew instead.
other stuff i'm behind on.
seat belt ticket
fix car
car tickets
job application.
clean house
cle
client letters
greyhound
go check boiling pot on stove.
what i did get done - fertilized + watered my plant.
tomorrow: plasma. set alarm?
make better to do list.

friday:
went to donate, got there too late
bought light bulbs $12
messed aroud on wwdn
thursday: found out too late to file w 7th cir.

wednesday: worked on cleaning middle room. donated $25

tasks for tuesday:
call re election job - done
go get drunk at unicorn - done
blow off plasma - done
tasks for wednesday:
1) - make to do list. 20 items at least. prioritize and dtl
2)- plasma
- get stoned
- big lots
- update resume
-outline letters re court stuff
-

POSITION: ELECTION CLERK DBM: B21 SALARY: $21,000

POSITION SUMMARY: Assists in preparing and implementing elections in Marion County. Processes candidacy declarations and campaign finance reports, and performs a variety of general administrative functions, including answering phones and greeting visitors. Interacts with all candidates from all parties running in Marion County.

QUALIFICATIONS: Must be a registered voter in Marion County A resume and a copy of your High school diploma/GED certificate required, college degree preferred. Ideal candidate should be a customer service oriented individual with strong organization and communication skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Products required, as is an interest in Marion County politics and campaigns. MUST LIVE IN MARION COUNTY. POSTED 2/4/03.

COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS

plan for today: call about the election job. - done
review first draft.
write some letters.
put away clothes on table. - done
did today:
went to club. one of the dancers gave me his # :). spent $13.
found a silly silver plate punch ladle.
talked to nick, opened some letters. talked about joell, asshole, drugless.
worked on building a new blog at monkeybox.blogspot.com
made a nice dinner.
blew $25 on the usual.
didn't get much done yet. might have fixed the slow modem problem; i unplugged it for awhile and rebooted.
got ok to use val as a reference

spent $13 unicorn

except for laundry i don't seem to have gotten much else done. time spent on chat and wwdn.
to do: creat coblog sign on for gary and for jyoti.