[1.1]     Plaintiff Disraely Hapend hereby requests that the complete record of Civil No.++/+++-93, Disraely Hapend v. [Bullfight] Temporaries et al, including original and amended complaints and all pleadings, orders, memoranda, attachments, clerk's notations et cetera, be kept in its present location at this United States District Court for the District of [Morldeth] at ##### zz zzzzzzzzz in [Bombarounyurclok] for another 3 years, that is, through December 2003 at earliest.

[1.2]     Plaintiff is still owed the entire amount of 40,000 granted her in this case by the default judgment against [Bullfight] Temporaries in December 1996. Plaintiff has some faint hope that she may yet collect some or all of what is due her, and will need access to supporting documentation.

[1.3]     In this sex discrimination case ++/+++-93, both this, and later another Court's, dispositions of the question of temporary service client responsibility are of interest to the local community in comparison to handling of this issue in other parts of this same country.

[1.4]     This case ++/+++-93 is very much related in evidentary documentation, witnesses, and First Amendment considerations to Plaintiff's case v. [Acid Rain] Community College et al, ##-###-94 (although this connection was suppressed by Plaintiff's former attorneys and others.) Plaintiff suspects an even more sinister connection between the two sets of Defendants. This Court has granted Plaintiff's request to retain the record of the latter case in [Bombarounyurclok] until December 2003. Although this case record ++/+++-93 takes up more space in the

[2.1] [Bombarounyurclok] courthouse than the other, it does not use nearly as much as if it had proceeded to trial.

[2.2]     Plaintiff is determined to obtain criminal investigation into this matter, although Plaintiff's most recent applications for assistance to both federal and local agencies remain completely unanswered. Plaintiff has also been disdained recently by some of the nation's finest Male civil rights/Constitutional attorneys, some of whom have nevertheless considered suggestions very similar to Plaintiff's for the electoral arena.

[2.3]     Plaintiff continues to publicize her story on the Internet, although at present with fictitious name substitutons. But Plaintiff must balance privacy considerations with the necessity of explicating her important Constitutional matters to the nation. When actual names and locations are inserted in the website, there should be many requests for official paper documentation from the Court. If ++/+++-93 is shipped to the zzzz storage facility, requestors of court document copies will incur additional expenses both in time and money, and court clerical personnel may be required to repeat transfer procedures.

[2.4]     On this twenty-seventh day of February, 2001, for the above-stated reasons, Plaintiff requests that Civil No.++/+++-93 remain in its present location in the United States Court House in [Bombarounyurclok, Morldeth], until December 2003.

[2.5]     Plaintiff further requests that if there be any charges to her for such special disposition of her case record, that such charges be waived. Although Plaintiff has received some superficial attention from relatives and some expressions of appreciation from job supervisors and other members of the community, her income remains at the poverty threshhold.