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Kenneth Eugene Beatty, 68, passed away on Saturday, June 25, 2016. He was born on January 16, 1948, in Indiana, Pa., to Helen and the late Bill Beatty.
He served in the U.S. Navy for four years and was stationed at Oceana, where he worked on jets. He was employed by VEPCO/Dominion/Virginia Natural Gas as a corrosion supervisor. He later worked at Wild Birds Unlimited.
Survivors include his devoted, loving wife of 37 years, Janice (Collins) Beatty; daughter, Shannon Weinstein (Dan) of Ft. Myers, Fla.; mother, Helen Beatty of Ames, N.Y.; sister, Sandy Malcolm (Dennis) of Ames, N.Y.; brother, Bill Beatty (Paula) of Edmonds, Wash.; mother-in-law, Stella Collins (who resided with Ken and Janice); three sisters-in-law, Jo Anne York and Beverly Harrison of Chesapeake and Patti Killen (Jamie) of Nags Head, N.C.; two nephews, Brandon Harrison of Chesapeake and Joey Killen (fiancée Malerie Rubnitz) of Gates, N.C.; two precious granddaughters, Shelby and Cassidy Weinstein, who he adored; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was a member of Charity United Methodist Church, where he was known as 'Mr. Ken' to the many children he loved and who loved him so much.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - August 28, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa NATIONAL WfATMM $f*V!Cf FOHCAST to 7AM IST 30.00 39.77 French U.S. Leader Says Ignores Europe Voters Reject Bond Proposal At Alburnett Hie Cedar Rapids Gazette: Wed , August 28, 1974 3A —Ford— (Continued from Page l l which F'ord 'No Possibility" rights of privacy ALBURNETT — Voters here I has headed PARIS (UPI) — French Presi-1 policies and in none of their rejected a $225,000 school bond dent Valery Giscard D'Estaing statements was the word Europe jSSue here Tuesday, and results 1 uss,mm-v Staci Moore, 4, of 6021 Easting accused the U.S. of ignore pronounced," he said. of a special IO to 15 mill levy! Of controls, Ford said: "The view drive NW. Wednesday was mg Europe and has appealed) jje sajd "the modern world were uncertain initially. situation is this. I had a meet-jin stable condition at Mercy I for increased political and econ-1 wjn be really a modern world The $225,000 bond issue would in8 with the congressional hospital with abrasions suffered j amic union on the continent. i0njy wh(.n the map no longer I have gone for completion of the | leadership and my own advisers at 5:31 p.m. Tuesday when she "Europe must depend only on'carries a simple divide at the '1974 building project for a jun itself for its organization," he place of Europe." Iior-senior high school building. ( [said Tuesday in a nationwide Giscard said France would I There were 217 yes voles and an.rt.rfconfr,ols- " " ... radio and television address. |Ur((c its Common Market part-hr,!) no votes, for a 57 71 favor-' - Kepuhll(an an(l. front of the injured girl's home. discard said President Fordjners to speed up economic and able vote. A 60 percent majority and his predecessor, Richard monetary union, stalled since is required for passage. (Nixon, failed to mention Europe last year's money upheavals. ; Qn tbe IO to 15 mill annual! i in foreign |H)licy speeches dur-1 He also said he would offer (levy question the vote was 200 (mg the recent change of power (ideas for setting up a political yes and 167 no, for a 54.5 (in Washington. union for France, West Ger- cent favorable vote. Official "During (his change, the out- many, Britain, Italy, the Nether- were not certain what , •- •- jge IM) French Presi-(policies and Giscard D'Estaing statements w Girl, 4, Hurt; Bicycle Struck By Automobile at which there was agreement apparently rode hre bicycle into (that I would not ask for wage the path of a car. happened 1*1 WI ATMI It FOTCX AM i> going President and the new .lands, Belgium, Luxembourg, age was required for pa President made statements de- Denmark and Ireland The president's criticism of the U.S. came as a .surprise for much of the audience. voted to home and external Rain is expected Wednesday night over the mid Plains and from the mid Gulf coast, northeast through the Mississippi valley, the lower Lakes and into parts of the Northeast. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. DEATHS The Weather Hioh temperatures Tuesday, low tem- peratures overnight arid inches OI pre ciDitatjon: Anchorage 64 58 .22 L Angeles 81 61 Atlanta 91 /I M ami 86 78 Bismarck 74 SI .13 Min'apons 75 51 Chicago 78 66 .10 N. Orleans 90 77 .57 Denver 80 50 New York 16 74 Duluth 65 39 Phoenix HO 77 Honolulu 87 73 Seattle SS 61 Houston 89 79 .06 Washington 89 74 Reif, Edward ('. at 10:30 at St. church by the Rev. Clarence! Prana. Burial: Czech National. Rosary Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Janeba-Kuba funeral! home west. Barker, Raymond I*. Graveside services Thursday at 9 a.m. at Oak Hill cemetery by each fined $30 and costs MT AE COH Pl THI John Brokaw, 2140 A avenue, fllwUll ET ll III call at Beatty-Beurle chapel Marion; Jon McMurrin, Central ITO _. . dUer 7 p m' Wednesday. City; Dennis Tallman, North; U.S. District Judge Edward J. Lowe, Blanche I). lo a m. Liberty; Steven Bradley, Man- McManus Wednesday issued an Thursday in Brosh chapel by chester; David DeLong, 924 order naming a trustee and out lining the procedure to be fol-l -Reservations- (Continued from Page I.) The speech had been expected put up by his company, but to deal largely with domestic!was returned Tuesday, problems in a nalion plagued This latest development Thursday,by galloping inflation and de-(comes in the wake of a summer wenccsiausicj|nj|jg business prosperity. Order Trustee Sn Operation of Wascott Firm Becky Becomes Hurricane; No The accident happened in The Republican and Democratic leadership agreed there; police said Julien P. Specht, was no possibility that congress 34, of 6020 Langdon avenue SW, in this 1074 session would ap- was the driver of the car. No prove controls. And . . . labor charges were filed, and management almost unani-Per' imously believe that re-imposi-tion of controls would be un- percent-jwisp "Under all these circumstances, it means, that wage arid price controls are out." Asked whether he will run for election in 1976 with Rockefeller as his running mate. Ford said this probably would be the case because he considers himself and fhe former New York gov- of setbacks for the reservation :ernor a Rood teaim. But he service emphasized that the decision, . Premature news releases, in- wiH ^ UP t0 the Republican na- in3urics to hcr mouth and nght correct publication of incorrect J*003* convention, telephone numbers and other Force Way into VA Office, Nai it, * * * Two drivers suffered minor injuries at 7:10 a m. Wednesday at the intersection of Eighteenth street and Johnson avenue NW when the cars they were driving collided. Marvin N. Christensen, 47, West Des Moines, suffered a head injury. He refused treatment. The other driver, Connie Lea Burgess, 26. of 1074 Rainbow boulevard. Hiawatha, suffered Extended Forecast — Chance of rain Friday night and Saturday becoming partly cloudy Sunday. Highs in 70s and lows in'son, 50s. Owen street NW; Martha Ste vert, 814 Third avenue SW;,, , . ... , Karren Buck, 904 Owen street .lowed the reoiganization of NW; Michael Kriegenmcire, Truck-O-Matic, Inc., a Walcott-3150 Bayberry drive SW"based fjrm which is claimed to Marilyn Stephenson, 7100 Mt. Vernon road SE; Michael Car- the Rev. Martin Czech National. Pfab. Burial: C. R. Weather High Tuesday ............ .. 78 Low overnight ........ .... 57 Noon Wednesday ............ 70 2 p.m. Wednesday........... 72 Precipitation ............none! Total for August ............7.27, Normal for August .........2.97 Normal through August .. 23.16 Total for 1974 ............ 38.76 Barometer, steady ........30.05 Humidity at noon ......... 65% Wind direction and velocity at 2 p.m. NE at 8 mph. be insolvent. Alburnett; Kenneth Goo-) Company President Peter j dell, route one, Cedar Rapids; deK. Dusinberre, jr., has pcti-i Marjorie Porter, 124 K avenue Ironed for reorganization under) NW; each fined $20 and costs. a S(atU{e 0f tbe federal bank-1 ruptcy act. Kin of Mexican Chief Kidnaped lie ;mix"uPs t0°k place when the' I hreat to U. b. (operation began in late June. tr I Rossie indicated Wednesday! MIAMI (AP) — Tropical!(hat these problems, which he; Storm Becky became the first j claimed were the responsibility! hurricane of the 1974 season Lf the National Park Service. Wednesday but weathermen said Lould bo ,aid at the fecl of Car, I posed no threat to the U.S. as chrfstensen, the agency official }cun" . it moved stow^ acrowlbc ope" L charge 0, coordinating ,hc '°tr"d '£f'r ,n">the »«!« Atlantic, 200 miles west of Ber- |™rv,jr.P with pac iof the chief of the Veterans Ad- i Door Shut; Held WASHINGTON (AFO - Two men and a young woman forearm. She was treated by a private physical Police charged Christensen with entering a through street after he allegedly tried to cross Johnson avenue and collided with the car driven by Miss Burgess. muda. The National Hurricane Center in Miami said Becky was [service with PRS Not in Favor Christensen has been quoted He listed assets for the firm, which has truck fuel and washing facilities in Iowa and six other states, of $2,666,458 and debts of $3,157,286. GUADALAJARA, M e x (UPI) — Four armed men naped President Luis Echever- ria's father-in-law after intercepting the which he was riding. Two communiques from Sun rises Thursday, 6:29; sun Alexander, 1627 First street cote 7 SW; Steven Bradley, Manses, /.to. chester; each fined $10 and each fined $2(1 and costs. Phillip Oliver, 1712 Twelfth avenue SE; fined $15 and costs. Right-of-way violation — Ronald Kula, Central City; fined $30 and costs. Improper turn — James Barnett, 3819 Sixteenth avenue SW; fined $15 and costs. Improper registration — Paul Bonnett, route three, Cedar Rapids; fined $15 and costs. Traffic signal violation — Franklin Kruse, Vinton; fined)corporation and given authority Zuno Hernandez. $15 and costs. Faulty equipment — Michael Beer, 5517 D avenue NW; Kurt packing winds of 75 miles an (gently as saying he was hour, one mile above minimum I awarding the initial contract to 'RS. north-' "Since he was against us from /[hurricane kld-' Reeky level. was moving northeast at about 12 miles an ^be start, and there were those |harm me ministration Wednesday, nailed his door shut, talked to him. and then were arrested. Richard Roudcbush, nominat-l ed by President Ford to be VA administrator, said, "There was no violence of any type. They Wednesday |hour and was cxpccted t0 cony early problems caused by the car in the! tinue at about the same speed [Park service two and two well, we just put together," Complete Operation Davenport attorney Ray through Wednesday night. , , . . . ... . A projected path would keep j commented abductors were found at two dif- the ccn(cr more than 10# mj|es ,t has ah ferent locations shortly after the nor(bweJ>), Qf B0rmuda forecast-1 favoritism may have been —Space— (Continued from Page I.) which docked onto Salyut 3 for two weeks while the two crewmen worked aboard the orbiting lab. Confounded Experts The news of Soyuz' return confounded Western space experts who expected the cosup at least a The trio were identified tenta n ; J lively as Gonzalo Larego. Jack ossl (Smith and Ellen Hawkins. They week and dock with the orbiting said they were protesting steps space laboratory. kidnaping. The contents were Wa1-1 not immediately divulged. It has also been charged that ,'u Km... J Men by Ford and congress to cut back a GI education bill "That certainly is a surprise," one Western specialist ere said. But they warned that a f^tor in PRS getting the con-:vvorkpd out bv senate-house con- said. "Even though they never asterly movement or tract, since company President for • sneHfieallv said they would them Year Ago Today — low, 75; rainfall, none. High, 92;(costs. Intoxication — Mark Webb, ;jr., Davenport; fined $40 and Traveler's Forecast co^ Obstructing crossing — Chi-Thursday cago, North Western Transpor- Weather, Hi-Lo tation Co.; fined $20 and costs. PtCldy 7n-41 Meter violation — Richard ton was named trustee of the The victim was J. Guadalupe greater strengthening than an- Donald Middleton of Claremont. iticipated could bring gale force I Calif.. and park service Direc to take over complete operation First word of the abduction — winds over or very near Ber-/°r Ronald Walker arc friends. of the business. ^he boldest yet in this second muda. Rossie denied the He is to file a report with I he; largest city of Mexico — was Alma, the season's first tropi- Wednesday but said he court within 90 days as to the received from an anonymous cal storm, died over northern care to comment further, as "it desirability of the continuance caller by a newspaper. Venezuela this month after buf--will aU come out in court." It was subsequently confirmed feting Trinidad. "Substantial" Damages specifically said dock we fully to." A Western expected expert said of the firm's operation In addition, he is to file a list Bismarck Chicago Cincinnati ... Cleveland Des Moines . . Detroit Indianapolis . Kansas City Milwaukee Mpls.-St. Paul Omaha ...... St. Louis .... Sioux Falls . . of all creditors and stockholders]^ authorities. by Sept. 6 and make monthly fi- Policc said thc kidnapers ap-nancial reports to the court. parcntly shoved the victim into A date is to be fixed later for another vehicle and sped off fcrees Roudebush told a reporter he [told the trio. "You don't have to charer break in and nail the door" to | A Western .... did no! Sd to talk to him. Ho said ho I'^Soviets would probably deny 'told them they would be arrest- an-v'hln,!, wcnt wrons wl,d lhe led and they said. "We know it." fllShl, and maintain its goal was After hall an hour of discus-1 simp|V ,0 prac,lce n,*ht ap' sion. Roudebush said, he asked;Proes' DeBaca Appointment Reaffirmed by Ford PtCldy 75-591Appleoff. 226 Twenty-ninth the competion of a reorganize-; Guadalajara has been Tshwrs 80-60 street drive SE; fined $15 andron plan. if such reorganization(wracked by violence and kid- is found to be warranted. 'napings in the last two years. costs. Vehicle control violation Merle Drexler, Center Point;! fined $25 and costs. Tshwrs 74-56 PtClriv 71-52 PtCldy 76-55 Cloudy 75-56 Tshwrs 8>-65 PtCldy 68-57 PtCldy 70-48 Marengo — Louise C. Tshwrs 75-50 Spoerry, 87. Friday at 1:30 at'othcrs Tshwrs 85-70 Hoover Valentine's. VLsition Cloudy 69-45 after IO a.m. Thursday. Iowa Deaths Enjoined Another provision in Mc Manus' order was to enjoin all | creditors, stockholders and; from bringing action I against Truck-O-Matic, property; Gang Members Charged with Four Murders The court action, he said, to take their hammer and) "But something feels wrong Iinclude a request for stibsfan- ynnajj the door, which they did.jabout that," he said. "The jtial" damages from the govern- "They gave me the hammer as! Sovuz 14 cosmonauts took up ment agency. a souvenir," he added. enough food to the Salyut for a WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- "We have had trouble with when they left they were ar- second team of cosmonauts and ident Ford has reaffirmed the!them a11 summer," Rossie said. rested by General Service Ad- all the suggestions were that appointment ot Fernando DeBa- There are major areas of dis- ministration police and taken to they would board." ca as the first special assistant agreement. Some national parks a stati0n for booking for Hispanic affairs. absolutely refused to do what The preliminary' charge DeBaca, a Mexican-American they were contractually obligat- destruction of government prop Both recent Soyuz missions and native of Albuquerque, was ed to do. We have had $20,000 a er|V have been in preparation for a named to the position July IO by week losses because of it," Ros- Roudebush said the trio broke joint Soviet-Amcrican space Richard Nixon but had not sie asserted. a couple of chairs and a picture venture scheduled for July. Joint Venture was work when Nixon re- Mississippi Staqes (Flood stages in brackets) Lacrosse (12) 4.6, fall .6 Lansing (18) 8.3, rise .1 Dam 9 (18) 12.4. rise .3 McGregor (18) 6.7. no change Guttenberg (15) 4.0, rise .2 Dubuque (17) 7.3, rise .6 Davenport (15) 4.5. fall .6 Keokuk (16) 4.2, no change Cedar at C.R. (13) 3.7, no change Coralville Lake Pool level Wednesday 691.52 Births — Mercy Aug. 27 — To the families of Roger Riggins, Tower Terrace. Marion, a daughter; Michael Barton. 1707 Thirteenth avenue SE. a son; Norman Cummins. Toledo Lloyd T. Fisher, 89. owned by the firm or the trust-, Henderson's. I ec. Belle Plaine — John (Short) judge had previously or- Pef iters- Ha! vcrson's * * j^red a Florida landowner to Belle Plaine — William I), delay evicting a company fran-Carpenter, 74. Peffers-Halver- chise for non-payment of rent. son's. __ _ Trucker Fined For Not Having Physical Exam Arlington — Howard Dow Clute, 74. Friday at 1:30 at United Methodist church. Visitation after 1:30 Thursday at Gleim's. Tama — Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Plowman. Graveside .services Wednesday at 3, Woodlawn cemetery, Toledo. Mason-Hand's. Aurora — Edwin Wright, 46. Friday at 1:30 at St. Paul's,. , , . , . Lutheran church. Visitation fallure to have an updated phys-after noon Thursday at Kreus- ical examination report, as re-sel-Fawcctt's, Lamont. quired by federal law. Marion Francis McNeil, a A Jamaica, Iowa, truck driver Tuesday was fined $100 by U.S. J Magistrate James Hodges for; HOUSTON (AP) - Six members of a burglary ring calling themselves the "Brady Bunch" have been charged with [capital murder in the deaths of four persons, authorities said. Charged Tuesday night were Richard Vargas, 23; Emily Vargas Saenz, 20; Joe Louis, 24; Angel Fuentes. 21; Ernest Moya, 34, and Bernardino Sierra, 25. [all of Houston. All wfere held without bond. Asst. Dist. Atty. George Karam said the charges could clear 25 to 30 burglaries and robberies and possibly other murders from police records started signed. DeBaca met with Ford last week and was assured he was (still wanted. He arrived at the vations White House this week and of- campers ficially starts work Sept. I. For one thing, he contended.: m nailing the door shut, parks either refused to make reservations for campers through PRS or refused reser- "Mustn t Drive Papa s Cadillac over Cliff ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Pinna Perry. 3, has discovered for herself why she shouldn't fool with daddy's car. Pinna moved into the driver's seat while left alone in the car. She apparently released the completely and have sites on a come, first served basis. PRS received a $2 fee making reservations. "Inexcusable" Rossi* commented that National Park Service's let first Lawmaker Asks Pool for Ford for American officials have report-ed'v been pressing the Russians to test the redesigned Scyuz craft and its linkup equipment thoroughly. Maj. Gen. Vladimir Shatalov, [the chief of cosmonaut training, [paid in a Tass interview Tues- Pres- j systems service every ships." party. Last mon'h's and in improving the for controlling piloted linkup of Soyuz 1349 Hertz drive SE, a daughter. memorial fund has been Aug. 28 To the families of I famished. George L. Gay's. Richard Knapp. 207 Twenty-seventh street NW a daughter: Mark Mind rum. 920 Harvest drive NW, a daughter. I! ft * Iowa City — Weiner Vocekors, 75. Thursday at 1:30, . at Zion Lutheran church a 1 driver for Decker Truck Lines,, . . . .. . Inc . of S.oux Oily . was chargod|sl™lty"0laLdJ,lLP^ with the offense by Asst. U.S. Atty. Gary Wenell. Weneil said drivers involved, , ,, . . more charges would be forth- emergency brake and the l°6f» Karam said the gang operated ( addj'u' dropped down a 40-foot jshendandoah national park in U. E on spur of the moment deci-rllB in,° a neighbor s yard. Tin- virginia and was refused. "R —Yachts— (Continued from Page I.) Bit sirt'ns — J Aug. 27 To the families of Timothy Henry. 6051 Eastview avenin* SW. a son: Cavern Wee ms, 859 Fourth avenue SE, « daughter; Joe R. Cruise. Monticello, a son; Ken Oler, Springville, twin daughters. Out of Town Births At Westover Air Force Base. Chicopee. Mass. Mrs. Richard ('loud. a daughter Aug. 26. Mrs. Cloud is the daughter of the Wesley | Schreiners, 5930 Eastview av-, enue SW. Marriaqe Licenses H i I d e g a rd Jess, Cedar Rapids, and Carl Machula, Mt. and i yacht hijackings and the coast guard gave him cases involving 34 boats with a total of 202 peo- 16. 197 in interstate transportation must have a physical every two!comm^ years. He said McNeil's last examination on record was Jan. na escaped unhurt Don Lambright. another assis- ~ ~ tant district attorney, said there C. R. Youth Held for was a strong possibility lhatjSouth Da|<ota Officials Cedar Rapids pie missing and since rn id-1971. presumed dead be stad Investigation Perian said, Murphy's claims also reflected staff investigation of the problem with federal agencies as well as at state and local levels. The service warning says the "growing number of yachts missing . . . has become a matter of concern," according to a spokesman. It warns yacht owners on thc Wenell commented that filed the little-used charge (cause lie felt safer on the highway knowing "the people driv-i ing those big rigs are healthy. "One of them said right before a television camera that he committed a murder he was not -1 even charged with." Lambright said. Homicide Detective Jim ierce said the coordinated investigation started in early Au-' gust after some members of the . Brady Bunch members said Regular Meetings Set they named themselves that bc- By Civil Service Unit causc their first kl,IinH <aak The Cedar Rapids civil ser vice commission announced Wednesday it will begin holding regular meetings on the third Tuesday cf each month I place on Brady street w ere I captured following a weekend robbery spree. The meetings will be held Vernon. Sandra Robinson ---- Max Green, both of Canton. Caribbean. 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Located in Naumburg, Center Hotel Kaiserhof is convenient to Naumburg Cathedral and Domschatzgewölbe. This hotel is within close proximity of Nietzsche Haus and Bulabana.
Make yourself at home in one of the 74 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
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Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Naumburg? This hotel has facilities measuring 2153 square feet (200 square meters), including conference space. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Free WiFi
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
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- Multilingual staff
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- Year Built 1997
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- Conference space size (feet) - 2153
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1. x who is an atty,filed a motion for modification on child suport.
2. He used my incomplete finan stmt and submitted it to the court without my permission.
3. I rec'd a judgemt to pay child support.
4. I filed a motion to vacate judgemt w/in 10 days along with a statemt of what happened.
and rec;d a hearing date.
5. I went to hearing, judge denied my motion saying that I should have filed a standing order 2-99.
6. When reading the info about 2-99, what can I do about the 10 day window to file? It has passed because of my mistake.
7. can or should I still file this with something else?
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The rules for Standing Order 2-99 are very strict. You can read the rule here:
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If the window has passed, you may still be able to file under Rule 60: http://www.lawlib.state.ma.us/source/mass/rules/civil/mrcp60.html
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I think you are misreading the 10-day deadline. The 10-day deadline applies to your opponent serving an opposition to your motion. The deadline for you serving and filing the motion itself is not governed by the Standing Order (2-99), but is governed by other rules, such as Rule of Domestic Relations Procedure 60(b), etc. So your deadline may not have passed as you think. However, the clock is ticking, so you should consult with an experienced Massachusetts family law attorney right away. Otherwise, you may be barred for three years from seeking a modification of the support amount.Ask a similar question
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[ https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2455?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=56888#action_56888 ] Andrew Hurst commented on AMQ-2455: ----------------------------------- Hi, We also need to connect in to an OracleAQ broker and it works nicely until the connection breaks then we are stuck so without this feature you can't really build a reliable bridge for a production system. Hope to see it soon so that our activeMQ instance can reliably connect to other implementations of JMS out there, BRegards Andrew > Need a facility to retry jms connections to a foreign provider by the ActiveMQ JMS bridge. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: AMQ-2455 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2455 > Project: ActiveMQ > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: Broker > Environment: Debian Lenny. ActiveMQ 5.2. OpenJMS-0.7.7-beta-1 > Reporter: Billy Buzzard > > I followed an example (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/docview/jms_to_jms_bridge_activem.aspx?display=Print) showing how to set up a bridge between OpenJMS and ActiveMQ. The bridge seems to work perfectly until I stop then restart OpenJMS while leaving ActiveMQ running. Once I restart OpenJMS I try sending a message from it to ActiveMQ, but ActiveMQ doesn't receive it until I stop and restart ActiveMQ. I can recreate the exact same problem by starting ActiveMQ first and then OpenJMS. After a little more reading it looks like failover should fix this problem, but I tried it and it didn't work. I submitted a question to ActiveMQ and Gary Tully responded and told me there is currently no facility to retry jms connections to a foreign provider by the ActiveMQ JMS bridge. > Assuming that remote end-points may not be using ActiveMQ then I would think this would be a very important feature to have. > Here's a link to our conversation: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-configure-failover-for-jmsBridgeConnector-td25909047.html#a25918800 > The conversation also contains an attachment showing me configuration file. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Sunday, October 05, 2008
It is some months yet before the house goes on the market, but there is much to be done. The obligatory forms demand answers, handwritten of course and in triplicate. At least. Answers I'm not sure I have. Simplicity is not a feature of being bendy. I don't know how far I can walk on the flat, or if I struggle to get into my home. Doesn't everyone? A life which seems normal to me for so long now I can remember no other. I baulk at saying I can't when for so long I have fought to believe that I can.
Possessions need to be sorted. To be sold, kept or given away. For once I am glad I own so little. How does one organise a move when to organise a meal is a daily challenge?
I shall be glad to leave a house so cold and difficult to heat. Already the kitchen and bathroom show their refrigeration capabilities. On a day sunny and warm outside, within these walls the purple Help the Aged thermometer tells me to watch for symptoms of cold. My muzzy head confirms the need for caution. Wearing another layer no protection for those of us the government choose to believe need no help keeping warm.
So for now I choose to ignore the mounting fear curled in a ball inside me laid by factors far beyond my control and concentrate upon the fragile spark of hope now glowing within.
17 comments:
- steph said...
Well done, Bendy
Where there's hope, there's life!
"I baulk at saying I can't when for so long I have fought to believe that I can."
That's a profound statement and should be pinned to the wall of every Benefits office.
- 11:32 pm
- frogpondsrock said...
You Rock!!! Ms Bendy.. xxx Kim
- 4:59 am
- Casdok said...
Good for you girl. :)
- 9:01 am
- Mary said...
Keep going... I don't have much that's constructive to say but I am reading and I am rooting for you.
- 9:22 am
- Nicey said...
New house new start, I like your style bset of luck
- 12:03 pm
- Dave said...
Glad you're back girl.
My opinion on the form filling is as long as you write an answer they'll accept it. Leave it blank and they query it. The people who check these forms aren't interested in your answer per se, only that there is an answer.
So- how far do you think you can walk today? Or a cold, wet miserable day? In high summer? They're all different, so who cares? What's going to happen if you write 50 yards and on a particular day you can manage 60? What do you do? Stop walking once you've reached your quota? What if you write 50 but can only manage 25? Someone comes to help?
It's all bollox and as long as you write something they won't care either way
- 1:59 pm
- Mr. Nighttime said...
BG-I am still trying to reach my friend. His job has him traveling all over Asia at the present, and he is hard to track down.
- 3:15 pm
- LceeL said...
My heart aches for you. SWMBO has EDS, as well, although her condition is not as profound as yours, still I understand your limits better than most - I see an example of them every day. I see her pain - often unexpected and without reason - and I rub and I massage hoping to offer some meager respite from her continual discomfort. I wish there was someone there to comfort you. More than anything, I wish there was someone there to do for you as I do for Annie. You deserve at least that much.
- 3:47 pm
- Fire Byrd said...
I'm so pleased your back, I'd been worrying about whether you were ok.
Sounds as if you are hanging on with your finger nails again.
hugs x
- 4:39 pm
- Rae!xx said...
Bendy I so hope everything turns out all right in the end, you deserve no less.
Glad to have you back too...(((hugs))) xx
- 8:13 pm
- having my cake said...
Yup, think positively and put on an extra cardy x
- 5:06 pm
- gemmak said...
It's not nice is it to have to concentrate on what you 'can't' do when you spend all your time telling yourself you 'can' do stuff.. These people ought to consider the holistic approach a little when demanding their answers! :o/
- 6:22 pm
- Marla said...
Moving is so much work. I am tired just thinking of all you need to do. And yet it is pretty exciting! Good luck!
- 1:30 am
- Katrin said...
good luck!
- 12:29 pm
- Sage said...
Best wishes for the move, and for the future... it can only be better than where you are at present, can't it?
- 4:24 pm
- BenefitScroungingScum said...
I'm having a bit of a problem keeping up with comments atm. So for everyone who does comment thank you, I read all of them and love to receive them, but at the moment I can either write blogs and try to get around other people's to comment or manage to reply to every individual comment and I've decided blogging is more sensible!
Steph: Thank you honey! Sadly I do understand that the benefits system need to know how bad things are to award benefits but I do think a middle ground could be found Hope you're feeling better x x
Dave: That is good advice thank you...I especially like the idea of someone coming along to help ;)
MrN: Thank you, it is so lovely of you
Lou: I hope I find a man as wonderful as you to share my life with, your wife is a lucky woman!
FB, Rae and Cake: Thank you all my lovelies x
Gemma: Its an interesting situation from the outside I guess, how do you assess peoples difficulties when they want to emphasise the positivies?
Marla: Yes, that's why I'm starting so early
Katrin thank you
Sage: Hello, welcome and thank you. For all the faults of this place I at least have an affordable roof over my head, which I'm not convinced I'll have when I have to leave. Hugs
- 4:45 pm
- Trixie said...
Hey, I know you like to be independant, but if it helps you by saying you are really worse off than you think you are... do it! Everybody else does afterall!
- 7:31 pm


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How would you describe FATbit in under 50 words?
"We serve with smile at affordable prices". We specialize in designing and developing highly convertible and user engaging websites.
What gap in the market did you discover that persuaded you to launch FATbit 2002?
Internet was at its infancy and recovering from burst of dotcom-bubble. WWW world was being re-constructed after unrealistic expectations of investors almost killed market confidence. There was a huge gap of skilled professionals to provide quality services and our plan was to fill the void.
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WWW industry is perhaps the biggest industry with over 200+ Billion USDs being spent every year globally. Sadly, no web solutions company has yet managed to get even 1% of this market. Our target market is primarily those seeking ecommerce solutions and business applications.
We get 80% of our business from repeat clients and referrals. To acquire new clients, we invest in AdWords, SEO, SMM and Content Marketing (Mostly Inbound Marketing).
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Brain drain is a chronic issue in the IT industry. Young professionals want to climb the hierarchy ladder quickly and if you fail to address their needs, they switch. We manage the problem of brain drain by giving equal opportunities of growth to every employee and paying attention to aspirations. We preserve our best talent by opting for a combination of monetary and non-monetary benefits. Our HR team is also doing great work in this regard by regularly gathering feedback from team and making FATbit one of the best Indian web services firms to work for.
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Client acquisition cost is very high in our industry. From the very beginning, we were clear that we have to deliver quality services at affordable pricing to survive and grow in this industry. To achieve QUALITY, we have stringent quality control processes in place. We follow SDLC process and use a project management system for daily reporting. Clients can login to the in-house developed PMS system to stay informed about project progress. Clients can actually see how their work is being done, who all are involved in the project, and even communicate with team members. Every minute spent on the project is logged and reported into the PMS system and is visible to clients. And to sweeten the deal further, we provide FREE technical support for 12 months after project completion.
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VERNON, Calif. (AP) -- True Religion Apparel Inc.'s shares tumbled almost 22 percent in after-hours trading Thursday after the clothing company posted fourth-quarter earnings that fell short of Wall Street expectations and gave a disappointing outlook for 2012.
The designer jean maker reported after the market closed that it earned $14.5 million, or 57 cents per share, for the quarter that ended Dec. 31. That's down from $15.8 million, or 63 cents per share, in the same quarter last year.
After excluding special costs impacting the quarter, including separation costs tied to the departure of key executives, the company earned 62 cents per share versus 64 cents last year. That fell short of the 71 cents per share that analysts polled by FactSet had anticipated.
True Religion's revenue increased nearly 8 percent to $119.4 million; analysts expected $128 million.
The company said that it saw stronger revenue from its stores and overseas business. True Religion said that sales at its own stores open at least a year rose 11 percent. That is considered a key indicator of financial performance as it strips away the impact of recently opened or closed stores.
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True Religion also reported that it earned $45 million, or $1.80 per share, for the full year, versus $43.5 million, or $1.75 per share, last year. It earned $1.88 versus $1.87 per share on an adjusted basis. Its annual revenue increased 15 percent to $419.8 million.
The company said it expects to earn $1.88 to $1.95 per share on revenue of $450 million to $460 million for the full year. But that falls short of analyst expectations of $2.37 per share on revenue of $494.3 million.
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California families started their undocumented caravan journey on Monday urging the passage of the TRUST Act. As it makes its way from San Diego to Sacramento, one of the planned stops includes the cities of SanTana and Orange.
"The TRUST act will limit collaboration between local law enforcement and ICE," says Veronica Federovsky, West Coast Coordinator with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON). "Each city we are stopping at we are having an action to send that message."
Arriving today, the caravan will team with local organizations for a #Not1More deportation march at 2:30 p.m. starting from the Santa Ana Police Department and ending at Theo Lacy County Jail. The facility in Orange was outed by a DC-based organization as one of the ten worst immigrant detention centers in the nation.
"We're organizing this week's action to highlight the human right violations at Theo Lacy jail and advocate for the passage of the TRUST Act," says local immigrant youth activist Carlos Perea of RAIZ. The starting point of the Santa Ana Police Department is yet another front in immigration policy battles.
Perea's organization--which is an acronym for "Resistencia, Autonomia, Igualdad, Liderazgo" (Resistance, Autonomy, Equality, Leadership)--was part of this year's Orange County May Day Coalition's march in SanTana that took aim at the city's existing contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Following the march, activists attended a meeting of the SanTana City Council in early May bringing their message and personal testimonies to public comments. "After that, we were able to get them to move the issue to the public safety committee," Perea says. A meeting was held just last week for the body where councilman David Benavides serves as chair.
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The oaks are a traditional gathering place for celebrations and, one last time over the weekend, toilet paper billowed from the branches of the stately trees. Early this morning, crowds gathered to watch the trees come down.
"It's kind of a sad week across campus," said Greg St.Clair a senior computer science major, told al.com, which is carrying live video of the removal. "We were here for the national championship, so we got to see it at it's glory, at it's peak, but I didn't really realize how much of a tradition rolling Toomer's was and the whole history of it, and now seeing everybody gathered here in a somber tone is kind of enlightening and eyeopening."
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Fiddlers Cove, Falmouth
... so once again we motored some and did get some sailing in when the wind picked up. Another perfect sunny day. I have had so much sun, I stayed in the cockpit reading. We went through the Cape Cod Canal in 45 minutes because we were with the tide. If we hadn't timed it, it could take over 2 hrs to get through against it. Fiddlers Cove was about an hour on the other side...a charming small cove.. Just as we were coming in ...
Not a history lesson today except to say that lots of folks found the Puritan influence in Boston too stifling. Funny, but that's why they left England. Well, as it happens, these Bostonians found a sandy beachside location an hour away on the southern side of Cape Cod a bit like Hervey Bay or Mossy Point or Frankston. They called it Hyannis and after a while it became very popular to spend summer there so lots of holiday houses sprang ...


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China's new exit-entry law targets illegal foreigners - .PDF file.
Following a report from the Deputy Minister of Public Security, Yang Huanning to the National People's Congress Standing Committee on April 25, China's top legislature, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress passed a new Exit-Entry Administration Law on 30 June, 2012, representing the first overhaul of China's immigration law since 1986.
Xinhua News Agency reports that the overriding policy behind the law is to impose harsher punishments on foreigners who illegally enter, live, or work in China. However the new law goes further and enacts wide-ranging changes to the two already existing laws governing foreigners' visa, residence and rights in China (the PRC Law on the Control of the Exit and Entry of PRC Nationals and the PRC Law on the Control of the Entry and Exit of Aliens), and introduces several new features.
The new Exit-Entry Administration Law will take effect on 1 July 2013, and the two previous laws will be abolished concurrently…
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The 7 Best Ways To Sharpen Your Sales Skills
Being a good salesperson doesn't mean you are born with it. You have
to learn these skills before you earn the title of a good salesperson.
There are a lot of points to ponder on how to be good at sales and a
million ways to improve your skills. For entrepreneurs, learning the
comings and goings of selling is a challenge to self. But this
challenge, when mastered, will boost up confidence and sales revenues
for them. Here are seven amazing ways to sharpen the sales skills that
you have.
Define the audience you are targeting. Know what you are getting into.
If your product and the services you are offering is for a targeted
audience, never introduce them to people that you very well know do
not appreciate them. Be specific at all times and do not try to be
something you're not. So if you are selling sports gears, forget
talking about them in older people. You'll only be wasting precious
Take time to make good customer relationships. One of the best things
to do if you are an entrepreneur is creating relationships with your
clients. It would be like selling yourself to them, if the client
doesn't like you, they will never close a deal with you. Some
successful salespersons even send personalized emails to their clients
on special occasions such as birthdays and holidays. It means that
each client is important to them and the client will see that and they
will stick to you.
Aim to be an expert on your trend. Having a goal to reach is one of
the good challenges that will make anyone strive harder to do their
best. Establish yourself as a good leader and you will see that it
will empower you to attract new clients and buyers and make
outstanding sales pitch. Your credibility will be one of your strength
in this field, so you have to make it your goal to be a good on if not
best and make sure everyone sees you're professional and clean in your
life and your job.
Please your clients. Every first time customers are hesitant in one
way or another. So go over them and make sure they are pleased and
comfortable with you and your company even if you see that the clients
are not ready to buy anything yet. It is best to let the first time
customers see how you do your sales. They will become testimonials for
your business soon which is very necessary to have in every company.
Study your clients' buying habits. So you have identified the types of
people you are targeting for sales, now is the time to know how they
buy. If a client thinks over when buying a pricey item, this means
that the client needs a longer time to close a deal. So spend time
with the client until a deal is closed so that you have also built a
relationship with him.
Level with your clients. Once you've established a good relationship
and rapport with them, stay in line with them and don't fade in the
back. Update your site and Facebook page so that they can see that you
are still connected with people and not disappear just because they
are done with you.
Do not hide your success. Having good sales? It is a good chance to
show your clients that you are not just saying things but doing it.
Action speaks louder than words.