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My divorce was final Dec 1993 and states benefits to my ex are to be paid based on the “Hunt Formula” but, the law for Illinois police and IMRF plans recognize QILDROs. What can be done? I was married for 205 months, but only 133 months of this time did I participate in the plan during the marriage. I continued to work another 209 months and contribute to this plan after the divorce. Do I figure my denominator based on the number of months of participation into the plan up to the divorce or up to the day I retired?
How do I figure the QILDRO? And if the divorce decree states my ex is entitled to a benefit under the QDRO but the pension plan only recognizes QILDRO what do we need to do?
Learning from a gambling state
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West Virginia’s table games provide a cautionary tale
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Outdoor Outlaws Caught Spotlighting Deer – Oregon State Police – Game Warden
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Moving to another state?
Posted by: | CommentsI have family that I recently visited in Jacksonville Beach. My boyfriend and I absolutely fell in love with the location when we went. We live in Georgia and are both wanting to make a move there. We plan on visiting again in about 3 weeks. We want to go job hunting while we are there, since we don’t have any jobs lined up, but we are both going to join the United States Marine Corps Reserves after we get settled (if we get settled there). We are in desperate need for advice on job searching and housing in the area, as well as advice on making a move to another state.
Is Donkey hunting legal in your state and do you need a lisence?
Posted by: | CommentsJust wondering, because Palin is going Donkey hunting and I want her to be legal when she gets there.
Huge buck! The one-time Iowa state archery record
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The buck in this video is featured in the painting “Big Timber Bucks” by Larry Zach. See www.zachwildlifeart.com for more on this painting. This video is composed of clips from video footage shot by Larry of his trophy deer and inspiration for the print “Big Timber Bucks.” The video shows the buck during the fall of 1999 and during the summer of 2000 before it was harvested. Take care to notice the extreme increase in antler size during that one year. The first print in Zach’s Big Buck Series, Big City Bucks (see video of this buck on YouTube also), featured deer living in Des Moines, Iowa. This painting was followed by the second in the series, Big Timber Bucks. This print features three bucks that lived in a more typical setting — the heavy timber of southeast Iowa. Larry and his two children were lucky enough to harvest all three bucks with within a couple miles of each other during the hunting seasons of 1999 and 2000. On November 5, 1999, Larry and his 17 year-old son, Chris were in a shingle oak overlooking a secluded clover patch on their southeast Iowa farm. That morning, Chris filled his antlerless tag with a mature doe. Evening found them in the same tree, Larry with video camera, Chris with bow and arrow and a statewide archery tag to fill. Another doe came in to feed, this time followed by a mature, 5½ year-old buck! Slowly the pair fed into the clover patch and into a shooting lane. Chris made an excellent shot when the big non-typical finally turned …
