Joyce is on board! She's actually talking about manipulating her flight schedule in Louisville to do the interview. Stick her on the list with Sa Chen and Roberto Plano who think this thing is cool
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It's amazing how much progress you made while I was gone-not unbelievable, since it's you, but amazing. I'm glad to hear about all your successes...perhaps Sasha will still come around? Are you sure that he checks his e-mail? Maybe there is some other problem? I hate to think that he is just dissing the whole process, but I suppose that he does have reason to be wary of "journalists" which is where you probably fit in at this point. Maybe the documentary itself turned him off- with all the Joyce-ness it seems like they were going for a "Joyce against the rest" angle...but I don't have complete information
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I don't have complete information either, and I am constantly struck by the fact that people often assume that if I'm slow getting something done there's some great meaning in it, when really it's probably that I just put it in the wrong stack. He's got so much that is going on -- 22 concerts in two months, moving to Israel, new baby "almost" here, him being able to do zippo to help, teacher just passed away, etc., etc. I would not be shocked to discover he's just let some things fall by the wayside. Especially if he's not really happy with American journalists. I was struck by what you said about that, because there was a lot of negative stuff said. I thought he'd given a nice interview to the Star-Telegram, but when I go back and look at the paper, it's not nice at all. Hardly any quotes, and all of those are jokes. Nothing serious at all. This could be a case of him being totally unwilling to reveal himself at all, too
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Well, I'm glad that you are still thinking "Can-do" about Sasha. I have a feeling that he's going to come through. He comes across as very...not so much shy, as internal, if that makes sense. Added to that, I can picture him as the sort of man who is SO intent on his music that other stuff slips off his radar. *g* maybe you could write him a song to convince him to come? *has ex-boyfriends standing by
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Here's the answer to that question quickly (got to go to Evansville and get myself a suitable black dress for all these concerts!).
Basic question: in Kentucky you are ALWAYS allowed to use the federal exemptions. So far, the only time I would be wary of using them would be where large (more than $1 million) in IRAs are at issue (read: will never happen) and that will only be after the law changes. I can't imagine a world in which you wouldn't want to use them.
Why, oh why do people engage in bankruptcy planning without talking to lawyers? Bankruptcy is so counterintuitive, they only end up screwed. These people really messed up, but we could get them out of it. To start: your basic analysis so far is correct. Now, if people transfer things within a month of coming to see me, I usually tell them to get it back and a trustee probably will not say anything. With a house and a transfer this old, however, they could be screwed. Reasons: first, the trustee will not buy an "oh they just messed up but within a few days they got
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"I may not use my Alexander Kobrin icons as much until I get a favorable result from him. I still love his playing, but some of the glitter has worn off."
Here are the summaries of what I could remember from the interview when I got home. We had a lot of fun -- well, I did, but I think he did, too. We flirted, quarreled, actually did some serious talking, teased each other, etc. Good stuff. He's just a neat guy. It's a shame so few people see it and the well has been poisoned so badly against him.
As for what he's doing, he's got a couple more dates, and then he dropped his Alaska dates to go to Israel for the birth of his child. Then he's coming back and doing the Kennedy Center. He's got a place or two else to go, and then off to Japan for dates set up by his Japanese management until December
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Good job!
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Basic question: in Kentucky you are ALWAYS allowed to use the federal exemptions. So far, the only time I would be wary of using them would be where large (more than $1 million) in IRAs are at issue (read: will never happen) and that will only be after the law changes. I can't imagine a world in which you wouldn't want to use them.
Why, oh why do people engage in bankruptcy planning without talking to lawyers? Bankruptcy is so counterintuitive, they only end up screwed. These people really messed up, but we could get them out of it. To start: your basic analysis so far is correct. Now, if people transfer things within a month of coming to see me, I usually tell them to get it back and a trustee probably will not say anything. With a house and a transfer this old, however, they could be screwed. Reasons: first, the trustee will not buy an "oh they just messed up but within a few days they got ( ... )
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"I may not use my Alexander Kobrin icons as much until I get a favorable result from him. I still love his playing, but some of the glitter has worn off."
So what's the latest on Kobrin?
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He is God.
Here are the summaries of what I could remember from the interview when I got home. We had a lot of fun -- well, I did, but I think he did, too. We flirted, quarreled, actually did some serious talking, teased each other, etc. Good stuff. He's just a neat guy. It's a shame so few people see it and the well has been poisoned so badly against him.
http://www.livejournal.com/users/morsefan/222503.html
http://www.livejournal.com/users/morsefan/222805.html
The Roberto Plano notes are here:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/morsefan/225155.html
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