Solyndra Not Sole Firm to Hit Rock Bottom Despite Stimulus Funding

Solyndra, the solar panel company whose highly publicized failure and consequent investigation by federal authorities has flashed across headlines recently, isn’t the only business to go belly up after benefiting from a piece of the 0 billion economic stimulus package passed in 2009.

At least four other companies have received stimulus funding only to later file for bankruptcy, and two of those were working on alternative energy.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/09/15/despite-stimulus-funding-solyndra-and-4-other-companies-have-hit-rock-bottom/#ixzz1Y3Uq2QVz
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Mortal Guardian,
Thanks for your support. I take it as an act of encouragement. I thumbs up ideologies that are against my own, because I think it’s important to encourage the freedom of ideas. More important than dictating what others must believe, I think. I accept other ideas, because people who disagree help to make us sharper in these times when the Truth of God is hidden behind a veil for so many of us. When He returns, then I think that people will have that mystery less indiscernible.

But anyway, thanks so much for your encouragement.

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All these Republicans are screaming about how they want to take the country back, whatever that means, but they sure weren’t saying this when Bush, arguably America’s greatest failure, was in office and screwing everything up.

Hop on my magical carpet and let’s review the Bush years:

–complete collapse of the economy
–banks going bankrupt, insurance companies going bankrupt, car companies going bankrupt
–unemployment spiraling out of control
–beginning of huge budget deficits
–started wars with the wrong countries
–torturing our enemies and denying them basic rights
–tried to appoint his secretary to the Supreme Court
–could barely speak the English language
–failed Iraqi War policy costs us nearly a trillion dollars and thousands of lives
–passed huge tax cuts but then ran up huge deficits (how exactly does this make him conservative?)

It’s almost painful to think back to those days. It really does hurt to remember that an incompetent and completely clueless person like George W. Bush once occupied the White House.

So, again, where were all these "Take Back America" people when Bush was turing into dust everything he touched?

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I have somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 thousand dollars of dischargeable debt. I am college educated and usually able to logic my way out of a box. There are lots of online bankruptcy programs that would save me a considerable amount of money. But am I setting myself up for failure if I use an online program instead of an attorney?

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I can understand why people are upset at that part. I think a happy alternative would be that you have to sign a waiver saying that you recognize by not having any insurance you are responsible for all of your personal medical costs. Failure to pay may result in foreclosure or bankruptcy.

What do you think of my alternative?

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I filed bankruptcy on Jan 28th and went to my trustees meeting on March 5th. I thought I was in the clear. Then yesterday I get a letter saying the following:

The court has entered an order pursuant to its admission and disciplinary rules D.Id.L.Civ.R83.4, and 83.5 that attorney(his name) voluntarily disqualifiied himself from the practice of law until further notice Based thereupon:

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that no further proceedings can be had in this action that will affect the rights of the party or parties representeted by Counsel, for a period of 21 days from the date of this order, except as the court might allow for a good cause.

It is further ordered that counsels clients the above debtors shall retain another attorney to appear for client, or in the alternative appear in person by filing written notice with the court stating how client will represent itself within 21 days of date of this order. If client fails to appear either in person or through a new attorney within suck 21 day period, such failure shall be sufficient grounds for the entry of default or other relief on pending matters, or may be grounds for dismissial of any mortions or proceedings with predjudice and without further notice.

So if I have already completed the whole process, filing, all the classes, and going to the meeting of creditors meeting, what do I have to do?? please help if you know what all this means and my best step moving forward. Thanks!

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It doesn’t mean they’d go away – they’d just be restructured, hopelfully without the union control that is the cause of their failure – a microcosm of socialism. The big 3 are thriving in other countries, but because of decades of liberal union control, not only are the companies in trouble, but so is the whole state of Michigan. Should the unions be eliminated, like Reagan did with Air Traffic Controllers for the public safety, for the good of the country and Michigan jobs?

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I am failed financially and about to seek protection under the bankruptcy law. I run up credit card bills while being married to my to-be-ex-wife, but I don’t want her to be responsible for my failure. Should I file BK before or after divorce is finalized? How can I be sure my creditors wont go after my ex-wife just because we were married when I over-extended myself? Also, I’d like to be sure that her credit wont be killed because of me. Thanks.

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