John Edwards' News:John Edwards - Rielle HunterFred Baron - Andrew Young - Frances Quinn HunterAndrew Young, Deadbeat Dad?Where is Gloria Allred?Where are all the child advocates?Who speaks for 26-week-old Frances Quinn Hunter?The National Enquirer has reported that Andrew Young--the loyal campaign foot soldier who took a bullet for the team and claimed he was the father of Rielle Hunter's daughte
It seems that Hollywood continues to dig into Jim Carrey's filmography to make a quick buck. Every sequel to his early classics turned out to be turds. Who remembers Dumb and Dumberer? Son of the Mask? And now, Ace Ventura 3. I give 'em props for not calling it Son of Ace Ventura, which would elicit thoughts of that Jamie Kennedy horror show, Son of the Mask. (Maybe they're turds because uh, Jim
Delbert Shayne Browning OWES $22,000 in back child supportWanted by Chesterfield County, SC Sheriff DeptDOB: 12-29-1964Approx. 6'1", 225lbsBrowning currently resides in the Charlotte area. He has blue eyes, blonde hair with some grey, cut very short and he usually wears a ball cap. He drives a 2003 White GMC pick up truck with company logo on the side: "Browning Woodworks and Construction." If you
Yes, I'm such a "bitch" that I'm making sure no one forgets that Kirk Coiner is a deadbeat who owes over $20,000 in back child support for his son who is now 17 years old. Oh and even though Kirk Coiner has our mailing address he sent his son NOTHING again for his birthday this year. No card, no gift, no get fucked I don't give a shit....nothing. Nice.Kirk Coiner can take hunting trips, fishing tr
The term "Deadbeat" usually is reserved for somebody who does not fulfill their financial obligation. It may surprise you however to learn just who the credit card companies refer to as "Deadbeats".
Kissimmee, Fla. (ThaLunatic Daily) -- Where does the 'worst' deadbeat dad live? In Florida of course!Robert Abraham, 65, the man Central Florida authorities have dubbed the "worst deadbeat dad", is finally going to jail.According to court records, Abraham has repeatedly refused court orders to pay child support, and now owes at least $697,000 in back child support payments. The mass amount of
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I have to admit that GHOST WHISPERER is my guilty pleasure. I don’t know what it is but I just love that whole sappy, Hallmark-type show. It’s just a really fun show to watch and relax… although it can be a little scary sometimes with the ghosts (or maybe I’m just a wuss).
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Comedian Chris Tucker is facing a legal battle with a woman who claims he is the “deadbeat father’ of her two-year-old daughter.
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Deadbeat parents are everywhere all over the US. Have you ever gone out in a group to dinner and happen to have that person you know is not going to pay for anything? How about that person who always needs to borrow money? It seems as though this is not a new issue this is [...]
By far the most richly textured and propulsive of all efforts so far, ‘Journeyman’s Annual marks the forth and arguably best release from Scott Monteith’s Deadbeat project. There’s a sharpened low-end accent running through these tracks that seems to be both inspired by and made in mind of the ever-influential dubstep scene. The bass arrangements are fearsome, and although the templates are lifted straight of Monteith’s dusted old dub handbook, there are percussive touches and sub-frequency wobbles that have a much more progressive audience in mind. Album opener “Lost Luggage” does a good job of wrong-footing the listener into thinking that Monteith is revisiting familiar territory - starting as it does with a beatless passage that’s soaked in found sounds and evocative scene setting. The drop that inevitably comes is almost immeasurably heavy - one of those robust, stubborn beasts that leaves listeners in need of some updated sub woofers
Yesterday I downloaded Radiohead's excellent new album Rainbow, and paid absolutely nothing. When I got to the checkout page I put in zero. And that was fine with them— the whole thing downloaded.Does this make me a rational person or a free-loading shithead?Apparently not everyone is as big a tightwad as me.I read that many people paid as much as $20, and the average is $8. When Radiohead announced Rainbow would be available for whatever the consumer wanted to pay the record industry freaked. And when White House Press Secretary Dana Perino was questioned about it she asked “What is a Radiohead?”But Miss Perino is kinda like this creepy chick I knew in college who wouldn't smoke up with us cos she wanted to be on the Supreme Court someday. However, I have to admit she is a lot cooler than Gonzo's Girl Friday.Anyway, I am wondering how this will work out for the band. Even though a third of the downloaders are deadbeats like me, it may turn out to be very profitable. By
I have to confess: I've paid precious little attention to Crazy Michael Jackson in the last couple of years. I figured somewhere down the line, when he's been dead for awhile, all the REALLY sick stuck will come out and I'll be properly horrified. Until then, I was biding my time.However, sometimes lovely blissful ignorance is not to be, because, apparently, Jacko's not just wacko, but he doesn't pay his bills either. Which totally reminds me of that interview he did a few years ago with Martin Bashir when he was bragging about being worth over a billion dollars and just walking through this really tacky furniture store saying "I'll take that, and that, and three of those solid gold monkey coatracks..."But, I digress. This time, it's his own lawyers who are saying he hasn't paid up. The celebrity firm of Lavely & Singer are claiming Jackson owes them $113,750 in legal fees and won't cough up the dough. And because I've had the weirdo on media blackout I didn't eve
According to PBS Frontline, the term “deadbeat” is commonly used in the credit card industry in the following sense:
“Deadbeat:” Although “deadbeat” normally means “one who does not pay one’s debts,” [Source], the word has taken on a new meaning for credit card companies. For them, “deadbeat” means someone who avoids interest and fees by paying her/his account balance in full each month rather than paying the minimum amount and carrying a balance. Credit card companies do not earn much from these cardholders. About 55 million Americans pay their bills in full each month.
Now, let’s see why it can be tough.
Here is a snapshot of a part of our bank account summary after the first week of this month:
It shows the payments we have made to credit card companies early this month. The sum of all those payments comes to $3753.66. Without getting into details about our student salaries, let me convey our feelings about th
Pizza boxes carry deadbeat mug shots CINCINNATI - Customers at some suburban pizza parlors are getting something extra with their pepperoni and mushrooms — wanted posters for parents accused of failing to pay child support. The idea came to Cynthia Brown, executive director of the Butler County Child Enforcement Agency, while she was ordering pizza. "It suddenly dawned on me that most people running from the law don't eat out, they order pizza," said Brown, whose county is north of Cincinnati. Enforcement agencies across the country use a variety of methods to locate support scofflaws and collect past-due payments. Virginia has issued subpoenas to cellular phone companies seeking addresses and phone numbers. California's Kern County seizes and auctions parents' vehicles, with proceeds going to the children, said Kay Cullen, a spokeswoman for the National Child Support Enforcement Association. State child support agencies collected more than $23 billion in child support for 17.2 mi
A two-person team of paralegals tracks down deadbeat parents in Kittitas County, Washington. Lorraine Hill and Adrianne Gerlach handle 25 open cases of parents living in the county who owe back child support. When these two receive the cases from the state's Division of Child Support, it's the state's last resort to attempt to get payments before possible arrest and jail time. The two would rather have the payments made than have the parents face jail time, although that's not always possible. They liken themselves to detectives. Sometimes, the custodial parent will thank Gerlach or Hill for their tireless efforts.
Nitpicker:
Dear Jonah,
You’ve made it clear that you do not intend to pay off the $1000 wager you made with Juan Cole two years ago. You told Editor and Publisher that Jeff Cohen, founder of the Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting, (and, presumably, the rest of the bloggers who’ve been bugging you about the bet) know that “Cole never took the bet, but he’s trying to muddy the waters. Indeed, I’ve admitted that Cole would have won. I’ve written that the Iraq War was a mistake.” And you have. Kudos (although I think your statement before the war that “The United States needs to go to war with Iraq because it needs to go to war with someone in the region and Iraq makes the most sense” demands something more than a simple apology. A year in a hairshirt, perhaps? Six months as a lunch lady at the Camp Anaconda chow hall? People are, after all, dying over there.)
Still, you’re right that Cole didn’t officially take the bet,
01 - lost luggage
02 - melbourne round midnight
03 - night train to paris
04 - refund me
05 - where has my love gone
06 - deep in country
07 - turbulence
08 - gimme a little slack
09 - gimme a little dub
10 - loneliness and ...
TTAC has confirmation from three trusted, independent sources that Chrysler is delaying payments to its suppliers-- to the point where certain suppliers have refused to ship parts until the embattled American automaker settles its bill. Even so, we are filing this report as Wild Ass Rumor because none of these sources will go on record. (Hardly surprising consider the economic self-interest involv
