Barisone/Kanarek Legal Filings (Public Record)

[YankeeDuchess]

@Angela Freda

Now I understand why you were on the porch ALL DAY reading… Clearly you struggle.

Why you’re quoting the word “timeline” when what I wrote about my posted compilation of news stories was:

“I’m not sure if this will post with all the links, but here is the news info on the incident that I have copied/pasted”

So wrt your inconsistencies, your obvious manipulation of details to suit… There’s the most recent example for you.

 Other cohorts of yours had subsequently referred to it as a “timeline”, even if you originally did not.

[YankeeDuchess]

@eggbutt

6th Amendment??? For such a legal scholar to make such a mistake is unacceptable. 6th Amendment: In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence.

  How is what you quoted inconsistent with what she said?  Were you expecting the 6th amendment to specifically include the word “Miranda”?

[YankeeDuchess]

@endlessclimb

I thought maybe because she could count up to it on one hand she’d get it right… but no…

Are you accusing her of having 6 digits on one hand?

[eggbutt]

Do schools no longer teach reading comprehension? Public or private?

[FitzE]

You can lead a child to school, but you can’t make them think.

[Angela_Freda]

@YankeeDuchess

Other cohorts of yours had subsequently referred to it as a “timeline”, even if you originally did not.

Not. My. Problem.
Nor my fault.
Again, inconsistencies, even if through lack of diligence… are that of the person making them.

Dressage is a sport of details. Diligence. Paying attention to all the lil things.
Mastery of steps before moving to the next. Proficiency demonstrated, is then rewarded.

[Angela_Freda]

@endlessclimb

That fact that RC felt the need to sleep in the barn at all should alert your spidey senses, and not just against eggbutt or MB. What motivation would someone have to sleep in the aisle of a barn? What would drive them to do that? What did they think was going on that they needed to physically prevent?

I’ve slept in the barn on only a few occasions: Foal watch, and when my horse was very ill and I thought I would be putting him down the next day, and was worried he might go down in his stall in the night.
IOW emergencies or situations of grave concern.

Yes, that she slept in the barn is VERY telling.

[YankeeDuchess]

@eggbutt

Do schools no longer teach reading comprehension? Pubic or private?

I don’t think what she said was inconsistent with your cut and paste of the wording of the 6th amendment.

If you think it is inconsistent, perhaps you could explain why. Again, any obtuseness on my part is not intentional.

[FitzE]

@Angela Freda

Not. My. Problem.
Nor my fault.
Again, inconsistencies, even if through lack of diligence… are that of the person making them.

Dressage is a sport of details. Diligence. Paying attention to all the lil things.
Mastery of steps before moving to the next. Proficiency demonstrated, is then rewarded.

Sorry I got you in the pedantry cross hairs by my choice of terminology. I trust all but 2 people understood (or at least didn’t willfully misunderstand) that I was describing your chronological presentation of information.

You’ve so much more patience than I; I simply won’t read those posts anymore, at all. Even (nay, especially) the ones in which I am quoted.

[trubandloki]

@FitzE

You’ve so much more patience than I; I simply won’t read those posts anymore, at all. Even (nay, especially) the ones in which I am quoted.

I think this makes you smart!

[NotGrandPrixYet]

@YankeeDuchess

GrandPrix has posted definitively that an unlicensed contractor cannot pull permits for a renovation, so if RG is unlicensed, no building permits were obtained by him.

This leads me to conclude that either

1. Someone else like another partner in SWG as owner, pulled permits, or
2. the renovation was done without permits.

Which do you think it is?

I suspect done without permits. That says nothing about MB, though, as most homeowners automatically expect the contractor to pull permits, since that’s the common practice.

For any of you contemplating work: please make sure that you contractor is licensed. Don’t just look at his license, but write the license number down and verify that via a phone call to the licensing agency, and make sure that the license is current and not set to expire in the middle of construction.

Also, get copies of any permits that your contractor pulls, and file them.

[Angela_Freda]

@FitzE

Sorry I got you in the pedantry cross hairs by my choice of terminology. I trust all but 2 people understood (or at least didn’t willfully misunderstand) that I was describing your chronological presentation of information.

You’ve so much more patience than I; I simply won’t read those posts anymore, at all. Even (nay, especially) the ones in which I am quoted.

There was a method to my madness. I did consider JUST offering the snippets and links to news articles with the big details, or the most details. But honestly, reading them in order as the information unfolded/came to light is an interesting facet of the whole thing.

[FitzE]

I recently had roofing done and the township also comes out and inspects the work at the end and mails you a report. That’s another way to know it’s all legit (though after the fact, so NGPY’s pointers are the best practice before and during work). My roofer posted the permit visibly on my property while doing the work.

[MorganSercu]

@FitzE

You can lead a child to school, but you can’t make them think.

Now I am thinking of Dorothy Parker and her off-the-cuff “definition” of horticulture while at a dinner party. It is mentioned in “Harpo Speaks” too. I loved that book and read it many times while growing up. As an adult I recognize points where he skipped over or brushed off troubling points, but I still enjoy it.

[MorganSercu]

@Angela Freda

I’ve slept in the barn on only a few occasions: Foal watch, and when my horse was very ill and I thought I would be putting him down the next day, and was worried he might go down in his stall in the night.
IOW emergencies or situations of grave concern.

Yes, that she slept in the barn is VERY telling.

Particularly as she is not a young woman and it was probably very uncomfortable physically, as well as emotionally.

[FitzE]

@MorganSercu

Now I am thinking of Dorothy Parker and her off-the-cuff “definition” of horticulture while at a dinner party. It is mentioned in “Harpo Speaks” too. I loved that book and read it many times while growing up. As an adult I recognize points where he skipped over or brushed off troubling points, but I still enjoy it.

Oh, DP was VERY much on my mind when I wrote that!!:lol:

[Sdel]

@YankeeDuchess

GrandPrix has posted definitively that an unlicensed contractor cannot pull permits for a renovation, so if RG is unlicensed, no building permits were obtained by him.

This leads me to conclude that either
1. Someone else like another partner in SWG as owner, pulled permits, or
2. the renovation was done without permits.

Which do you think it is?

What does SWG stand for? Is this a reference to the LLC that is RG’s remodeling company?

[MorganSercu]

@FitzE

Oh, DP was VERY much on my mind when I wrote that!!:lol:

Hurray! I have her complete collected works. Have you ever read “Horsie”?

[MorganSercu]

@Sdel

What does SWG stand for? Is this a reference to the LLC that is RG’s remodeling company?

Sweet Grass (Farm)

[eggbutt]

@YankeeDuchess

I don’t think what she said was inconsistent with your cut and paste of the wording of the 6th amendment.

If you think it is inconsistent, perhaps you could explain why. Again, any obtuseness on my part is not intentional.

It is the FIFTH Amendment that has to do with answering questions, not the 6th.