I need the decision of the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit/James N Clayton vs Michael Corsini?
Q. The decision was rendered 12/29/1995, no. 06-1381
Asked by Maggie - Wed Jan 24 14:54:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why? are you a law student? have you tried findlaw.com?
Answered by Jack C - Wed Jan 24 14:57:17 2007
Q. The decision was rendered 12/29/1995, no. 06-1381
Asked by Maggie - Wed Jan 24 14:54:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why? are you a law student? have you tried findlaw.com?
Answered by Jack C - Wed Jan 24 14:57:17 2007
Where is Ma. Corsini Aragon Macatumpag?
Q. My wife abandoned me more than 18 years ago, but i'm still hoping to see her again and reunited with her.
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A. Try searching on www.zabasearch.com
Answered by sierramami - Thu Sep 14 19:45:00 2006
Q. My wife abandoned me more than 18 years ago, but i'm still hoping to see her again and reunited with her.
Asked by Raul R - Thu Sep 14 14:13:38 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try searching on www.zabasearch.com
Answered by sierramami - Thu Sep 14 19:45:00 2006
Is the following dramatic theory correct?
Q. New dramatic theory model: C = T + dmt(x) This replaces the Shakesperean model that goes like this C=Weddings T=Death Where C = comedy and T = tragedy and d = distance and m=mood and t =time and x = number of objects in your mouth and or esophagus R=Ruch Factor (Although objects in mouth are comedic, objects in esophagus are tragic) Here is the fully developed thereom and its two corollaries and one coronary. Corsini Correlative C = T + dmt(x) 1st Corollary of the Corsini Correlative dmt(x) - R = C 2nd Coronary of the Corsini Correlative Rx +dmt(x)= T 3rd Corollary of the Corsini Correlative dmt=silent swearing Silent swearing is not inherently funny. But when one applies the Heisenberg Uncertainty theory, it is funny.… [cont.]
Asked by Pluto Corsini - Fri Mar 2 15:08:32 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd have to say yes, given that C - dmt almost certainly = T at some point.
Answered by torqueymonster - Fri Mar 2 16:13:28 2007
Q. New dramatic theory model: C = T + dmt(x) This replaces the Shakesperean model that goes like this C=Weddings T=Death Where C = comedy and T = tragedy and d = distance and m=mood and t =time and x = number of objects in your mouth and or esophagus R=Ruch Factor (Although objects in mouth are comedic, objects in esophagus are tragic) Here is the fully developed thereom and its two corollaries and one coronary. Corsini Correlative C = T + dmt(x) 1st Corollary of the Corsini Correlative dmt(x) - R = C 2nd Coronary of the Corsini Correlative Rx +dmt(x)= T 3rd Corollary of the Corsini Correlative dmt=silent swearing Silent swearing is not inherently funny. But when one applies the Heisenberg Uncertainty theory, it is funny.… [cont.]
Asked by Pluto Corsini - Fri Mar 2 15:08:32 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd have to say yes, given that C - dmt almost certainly = T at some point.
Answered by torqueymonster - Fri Mar 2 16:13:28 2007
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