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In late October, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), which handles airport security in the US, began offering passengers a choice: either submit to being imaged by the new, invasive, "backscatter" scanners, which show your genitals to the security officers manning the machine, or risk having your junk touched by those same officers. New regulations require that the TSA perform "enhanced pat-downs"—which some critics have described as "groping"—of anyone who declines the controversial full-body scan. If you decline both procedures, as Californian John Tyner did this week, you can be investigated and face fines up to $11,000.
Although a recent poll showed that over 80 percent of Americans are okay with the new scanners, the forced choice between the "naked" imaging and the new pat-downs has a vocal group of fliers and airport security reformers up in arms. On October 29, Atlantic magazine writer Jeff Goldberg, who's cultivated a sort of side-career as an airport security reformer, wrote a hilarious blog post about his experience with the new pat-downs. The post, in which Goldberg banters with TSA officers about his testicles, was widely circulated on the Internet. But it wasn't until John "Don't Touch My Junk" Tyner taped his own encounter with the TSA that the story really took off, fuelling criticism of the TSA across the media and political spectrum.
My colleague Kevin Drum is tired of hearing the complaints. So on Monday, he issued a challenge:
[W]hat I haven't seen is an informed take on what airport security ought to look like. We all hate taking off our shoes and pulling out our laptops and being limited to three ounces of liquid and not being allowed to meet people at the gate anymore — we hate all of that. But if it's all useless, what should we do instead? Shouldn't someone write that article?
[W]hat I haven't seen is an informed take on what airport security ought to look like. We all hate taking off our shoes and pulling out our laptops and being limited to three ounces of liquid and not being allowed to meet people at the gate anymore — we hate all of that. But if it's all useless, what should we do instead? Shouldn't someone write that article?
Ever dutiful, I set out to complete Kevin's assignment. I asked Goldberg, security expert Bruce Schneier, and airline pilot (and security critic) Patrick Smith about what their ideal airport security schemes would look like. After speaking to them, I think Kevin is missing the point: the elimination of existing useless security procedures is the heart of the plan. It's not about doing something "instead" of the current system—it's about not doing things that are wasting money and time and not making us safer. It's quite possible that we're already as safe as we're going to get—and every subsequent airport security "improvement" is just reducing our freedom without improving security.
Schneier is famous for explaining that "exactly two things have made us safer since 9/11: reinforcing the cockpit door and convincing passengers they need to fight back. Everything else is a waste of money." All three experts favor scrapping most of the security measures that people hate—and not necessarily replacing them with anything. Ideally, the money that was saved wouldn't be spent on airport security at all: it would be spent on trying to stop terrorists before they got to the airport. That means better-funding law enforcement and intelligence.
All that said, Goldberg, Schneier, and Smith did offer some suggestions for new or different security procedures to use "instead" of the methods we're currently relying on. Here are a few options:
If I were investing in security, I would fund significant research into computer-assisted screening equipment for both checked and carry-on bags, but wouldn't spend a lot of money on invasive screening procedures and secondary screening. I would much rather have well-trained security personnel wandering around the airport, both in and out of uniform, looking for suspicious actions.
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Indiana National Guard Soldiers of Battery A, 2nd Battalion, 150th Field Artillery Regiment, headquartered in Greencastle, Ind., work together to smoothly execute a fire mission using their M777 Howitzers at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center in central Indiana, Thursday, Nov. 4. The Indiana Guard is one of the first states to be issued this piece of equipment. Photo via U.S. Army.
Adam WeinsteinNov. 18, 2010 6:07 PM
Ever wonder what happened to the big ol' "Mission Accomplished" banner that hung behind George W. Bush during his carrier-deck Iraq victory speech? Wonder no more. Via the USA Today:
As former president George W. Bush broke ground Tuesday in Dallas for his presidential library, officials weighed whether or not to display one item that few know is being held in storage there: the "Mission Accomplished" banner...
The banner now sits in storage and will become part of the library's collection. A decision on how or whether to display the red-white-and-blue banner hasn't been made, said Alan Lowe, director of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
As former president George W. Bush broke ground Tuesday in Dallas for his presidential library, officials weighed whether or not to display one item that few know is being held in storage there: the "Mission Accomplished" banner...
The banner now sits in storage and will become part of the library's collection. A decision on how or whether to display the red-white-and-blue banner hasn't been made, said Alan Lowe, director of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
No word yet on whether the Bush Library will house any waterboards, yellowcake uranium, or notes from secret energy-industry meetings. But hopefully this golf club will be there:
Tim MurphyNov. 18, 2010 2:18 PM
Wednesday was judgment day in the Tennessee legal battle over a proposed Islamic community center in Murfreesboro. As I've noted before, the trial had been something of a circus, with the plaintiff's attorney, Joe Brandon Jr., asking local officials their views on pedophilia and spousal abuse, and warning that area Muslims are planning to, essentially, transform Middle Tennessee into Helmand Province. Here's his characteristically passionate closing argument:
"If this has been a circus, it's because they pitched a tent and brought the clowns," Brandon said. Brandon warned the court if they did not step in and stop the mosque that we might have another Waco on our hands. "Look at David Koresh. He had a religious institution until the government decided to load up their missile and blowed it up and killed everybody."
"If this has been a circus, it's because they pitched a tent and brought the clowns," Brandon said. Brandon warned the court if they did not step in and stop the mosque that we might have another Waco on our hands. "Look at David Koresh. He had a religious institution until the government decided to load up their missile and blowed it up and killed everybody."
Terrifying. But also, ultimately, unpersuasive: after three months of testimony, chancellor Robert Corlew ruled that construction of the mosque could continue as planned, and that the city had acted properly in approving the project in the first place. Mischief managed! Or maybe not.
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Nick BaumannNov. 18, 2010 1:45 PM
People who want to put terrorists in prison—or execute them—(and I think most of us want one or the other) should ask themselves one thing: would they rather be Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani or Omar Khadr?
Last month, Khadr, a Canadian-born Guantanamo detainee who was captured in Afghanistan as a teenager, agreed to a plea deal under the military commissions process. A military jury subsequently sentenced him to 40 years in prison for a number of crimes, including throwing the grenade that killed Army Sgt. Christopher Speer in 2002. The 40-year sentence was just for show: Khadr is likely to be released soon after he is returned to Canada next year. Ghailani's fate will be quite different. On Wednesday, a federal jury in New York convicted him of conspiracy for his role in the 1998 bombings of two US embassies in Africa. While Khadr will be out of prison by 2012, Ghailani will almost certainly spend at least the next two decades—and possibly the rest of his life—in federal prison.
Most reasonable people would rather serve Khadr's year-or-so in Gitmo than Ghailani's 20 years to life. But because the jury acquitted Ghailani of 280 other counts of conspiracy and murder, conservatives and major media outlets are united today in suggesting that the outcome of the trial—the first of a Gitmo detainee in civilian courts—casts doubt on the prospect of future civilian trials. The current conventional wisdom seems to hold that the outcome of the Ghailani trial proves that military commissions are a superior method of punishing terrorists. The record shows the opposite is true.
Khadr is not the only person to pass through the military commissions only to face a sentence that's light compared to Ghailani's. Australian David Hicks and Salim Hamdam, Osama bin Laden's driver, have both already been released after being convicted in military commissions of providing material support for terrorism. John Walker Lindh—an American who was convicted of similar material support charges in federal court—is currently serving a 20-year sentence. In total, the military commissions have convicted just five people since 9/11. Only one of them is serving a sentence longer than Ghailani's.*
A federal trial provides far more effective closure than a military commissions proceeding. "The federal court trial has provided final resolution for this particular case," says Dixon Osburn, the Law and Security director for Human Rights First. "It gives the verdict a level of legit that no verdict in commission system has." In other words, the idea of human rights protestors standing outside of the SuperMax facility in Florence, Colorado (or wherever Ghailani ends up) to protest Ghailani's imprisonment seems unlikely, to say the least. Ghailani has been convicted in a fair and open court: now he will go away for a long, long time.
Kate SheppardNov. 18, 2010 12:51 PM
For its final hearing of this legislative session, the House Science and Technology Committee chose an appropriate topic. Dubbed "A Rational Discussion of Climate Change: the Science, the Evidence, the Response," Wednesday's hearing likely marked the last time a congressional committee convenes a "rational" dialogue on global warming for the next two years—or however long the GOP controls the House. It was the swan song for subcommittee chair Rep. Brian Baird (D-Wash.), who is retiring this year. And it was also the last hurrah for Rep. Bob Inglis (R-SC), who lost his primary bid to a tea party candidate last spring. (See David Corn's eye-opening interview with him here.)
Unburdened by the prospect of another campaign, Inglis, in this final hearing, spared no scorn for climate change deniers in his own party and beyond, suggesting that they continue to ignore global warming at their own peril. "I would also suggest to my free enterprise colleagues—especially conservatives here—whether you think it's all a bunch of hooey, what we've talked about in this committee, the Chinese don't," the South Carolina Republican said in his opening remarks. "And they plan on eating our lunch in this next century." (ClimateWire covered the comments here.)
He continued lobbing criticism at climate skeptics:
There are people who make a lot of money on talk radio and talk TV saying a lot of things. They slept at a Holiday Inn Express last night, and they're experts on climate change. They substitute their judgment for people who have Ph.D.s and work tirelessly.
Inglis is referring, of course, to the series of commercials for the hotel chain in which a white guy magically develops the ability to rap, another guy ends up on Jeopardy, and a clown gives advice to a bull rider—all because they got smarter due to a good night's rest at the Holiday Inn Express.
The difference on the subject between Inglis and Rep. Ralph Hall, the 87-year-old Texas Republican expected to take up the chairmanship of the committee next year, couldn't be more drastic. In his opening statement, Hall said that "reasonable people have serious questions about our knowledge of the state of the science." He also accused the scientific community of having a "dishonest undercurrent."
Accordingly, Inglis warned scientists of what to expect in the next two years:
I'd encourage scientists who are listening out there to get ready for the hearings that are coming up in the next Congress. Those will be difficult hearings for climate scientists. But, I would encourage you to welcome those as fabulous opportunities to teach. Don't come here defensively.
Probably decent advice. Half of the incoming GOP House members flatly deny that the planet is warming. Only four remaining House Republicans have openly accepted the science of climate change, after more moderate members like Inglis were sent packing.
Andy KrollNov. 18, 2010 11:30 AM
The 2010 midterms are barely in the rear-view, the 111th Congress' lame-duck session just begun, but already the handicapping for the 2012 congressional races is underway. As Politico reports today, senators up for re-election in 2012 are drumming up cash, laying the groundwork for their campaigns, mulling their party affiliations, or weighing whether to even bother running again.
For instance, a pair of longtime Senate Democrats, North Dakota's Kent Conrad and New Mexico's Jeff Bingaman, are considering hanging up their spurs and retiring, Politico reports. Then there are Senators Claire McCaskill of Missouri and Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, both of whom face questions about which party they'll run with in 2012. McCaskill's re-election challenge is a steep one, simply because she's a Democrat in a state that didn't back Obama in 2008 and voted in a Republican senator in the midterms. Now, McCaskill has made no statements suggesting she'd run as an independent in 2012, but she's definitely been playing up her independent streak. "I think that's the message that I got to make sure that Missourians understand: that I haven't been afraid to differ from Harry Reid; I have not been afraid to take on Nancy Pelosi; I have not been afraid to tell the president he is wrong," McCaskill said. "And that I have been the independent that I think most Missourians want."
Meanwhile, Lieberman's affiliation is always up in the air. Currently an independent who caucuses with the Democrats, Lieberman said three different scenarios—a GOP candidacy, Democratic candidacy, or even retirement—"are still alive."
The stakes for 2012 are, of course, especially high with the GOP angling to win back the Senate, and thus control the entire Congress. Here's more from Politico:
Leaders from both parties are urging a more aggressive strategy for senators to be more visible back home and calling on senators to tout the benefits of bills they've pushed. They've also been warned not to take any challenger—whether in a primary or general election—for granted.
Democrats clearly have the more challenging playing field, defending 21 incumbents, along with two independents who caucus with them. The GOP only has nine seats to worry about...
Republicans, who watched incumbents Lisa Murkowski and Bob Bennett lose primaries, seem more concerned about intraparty challenges going into 2012. Texas Sen. John Cornyn is already warning his nine incumbents to begin preparing for an influx of candidates who may challenge them in primaries.
Already, tea party activists are making noise about taking down moderate Maine Sen. Olympia Snowe in her 2012 primary.
Leaders from both parties are urging a more aggressive strategy for senators to be more visible back home and calling on senators to tout the benefits of bills they've pushed. They've also been warned not to take any challenger—whether in a primary or general election—for granted.
Democrats clearly have the more challenging playing field, defending 21 incumbents, along with two independents who caucus with them. The GOP only has nine seats to worry about...
Republicans, who watched incumbents Lisa Murkowski and Bob Bennett lose primaries, seem more concerned about intraparty challenges going into 2012. Texas Sen. John Cornyn is already warning his nine incumbents to begin preparing for an influx of candidates who may challenge them in primaries.
Already, tea party activists are making noise about taking down moderate Maine Sen. Olympia Snowe in her 2012 primary.
Stephanie MencimerNov. 18, 2010 11:16 AM
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is not the guy to invite to a right-wing legal confab is you want to whip up the crowd with some red meat. His delivery is always low-key, whether he's saying nice things about President Obama, as he did at the Federalist Society's 2008 national lawyers convention, or whether he's laying out the historic proportions of his party's midterm victory, as he did this week at the conservative legal group's latest DC conference. That's not to say he can't get in a few jabs in his own quiet way, and he won enthusiastic responses from the assembled lawyers, many of whom are Bush administration refugees and others whose aspirations for federal judgeships hinge on the 2012 election. McConnell told them that two years ago, when he last spoke at this gathering, James Carville was working on a book declaring that the Democrats would be the majority party for the next 40 years. "The mainstream media was asking whether the Republican Party would be around in 2010," he said, deadpanning. "Now, some people are wondering whether the mainstream media will be around in 2012."
But even after laying out some staggering statistics showing just how thoroughly his party trounced the Democrats in the midterms, McConnell wasn't making any grand pronouncements about the return of GOP dominance. Instead, he said, "That doesn't mean the Republicans should gloat. Republicans should realize who's in charge and that's the American people...Democrats have ignored the people for two years. Now that we've won back the voters trust, we will not be guilty of the same." He said that he and incoming House Speaker John Boehner "want to make sure we don't misread the mandate. We understand that this election was not about us. It was about them."
At the Federalist Society conference in 2008, McConnell had expressed an interest in working with Obama on the "big things" they agreed on, like entitlement reform and energy policy. Today, the man who recently said the GOP's main legislative goal is to make Obama a one-term president, also said he hoped to work with the administration on reducing energy dependence, reducing the trade deficit, and ensuring that the troops in Afghanistan and Iraq got all the support they needed. But he also insisted that the election showed that Obama needed to move towards the GOP on their agenda, and not the other way around. His first priority for the new Congress? To repeal and replace health care reform.
McConnell made it sound like health care reform wasn't just about getting people insurance coverage and making sure they had access to care, but instead was about a much bigger principal. He insisted that if the courts uphold the legislation's individual mandate—the requirement that everyone buy insurance or pay a penalty—then the country would be in for much bigger trouble, because "there will be no meaningful limit on the federal government." And the federal government, according to McConnell is already way more powerful than it should be, and his party was set to rein in that power, mainly by freezing and cutting discretionary spending and lowering taxes. "We will work hard to make sure Democrats don't raise taxes on anybody, and I mean anybody," he said, getting wild applause from a room full of corporate lawyers who are likely well above the cut off for what Obama considers "middle class." All of those things, McConnell said, would be part of the GOP's "humble but determined effort" to do what the voters demanded in this last election. The minority leader might not have been gloating, but the conservative lawyers in the room to hear him speak certainly were.
Mother JonesNov. 18, 2010 10:24 AM
Fox News host Glenn Beck recently attacked George Soros with rhetoric that was arguably anti-Semitic. At least, the Anti-Defamation League considered it "offensive." On Bloggingheads.tv, Adam Serwer of The American Prospect and Michael Moynihan of Reason pondered the age-old question: does Beck really know what he's doing?
Josh HarkinsonNov. 18, 2010 6:00 AM
For years, the US Chamber of Commerce overstated its membership numbers by a staggering 900 percent. After Mother Jones debunked its fuzzy math last fall, Washington's richest lobbying outfit downplayed its claim that it represented 3 million businesses, instead saying that it had a "direct membership" of 300,000 companies. But now it appears that even that number could be overblown by as much as 500 percent. If that's so, then the Chamber may have to revise its claim to be "the largest business trade association in the country."
The new numbers come from the union-backed group US Chamber Watch, which examined the Chamber's 2009 financial disclosures and concluded that it has fewer than 100,000 dues-paying members. Of those, just a handful contribute the vast majority of its annual budget.
Here are the numbers behind US Chamber Watch's calculations: In 2009, according to forms the non-profit Chamber filed with the IRS, it brought in $205 million. Nearly 94 percent of this, or $193 million, came from slightly fewer than 1,500 members. Assuming that the Chamber has 300,000 members, that means the remaining $12 million of its budget came from 298,500 members giving an average of $40 each. But that doesn't hold up, since the Chamber's minimum annual dues are $125 (for an individual membership). If each member paid at that level, the Chamber would have a total of around 100,000 dues-paying members. If each member paid the minimum corporate dues of $250, then the Chamber would have 50,000 dues-paying members. Either way, it's a far cry from the 300,000 members that the Chamber currently claims.
By citing its impressive membership stats, the Chamber can say that it's in a league of its own. Yet if it indeed does have around 50,000 paid members, it's closer in size to groups such as the National Small Business Association, which last year pegged its dues-paying membership at 60,000.
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Basketball meets radio; we are now in session. Here are the hottest jams to keep you pumped through the NBA playoffs, and March Madness. Our music picks are from different genres. Upload the list compiled to your favorite tech-gadget; it will do the mind some good.
One person who is always bobbing his head to hot tracks in the Staples Center is Kobe Bryant. Rated as the number one player in the NBA; the first track is a testament to Kobe's success. In at number one we give the trophy to Tupac and the studious track "Temptations."
As the mix fades and turns up another beat, Jim Jones creeps in at number two with "Ballin."
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Tracey McGrady, should dedicate this next track out to the Rockets, the Game's number nine hit, "Start From Scratch."
At the end of every basketball radio session we have to think long and hard about the last spot. Nas will come in and close this session out with "One Mic" at number 10.
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Practice used to be an incredible source of revenue for bowling centers. This has slowed over the years as bowlers invest more in equipment than in time on the lanes. With Specto, we've re-invented practice to give bowlers the tools to see fast results.
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A decision on whether the Stadio San Paolo will be ready to host the Napoli-Parma game will be made next week.
The playing surface in Naples is in a desperate state after the club claimed that the grass had been affected by a virus – and the high summer temperatures only made things worse.
The penalty areas will be resurfaced over the next few days. The rest of the pitch could have the same treatment if no improvements are seen.
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Australian captain Michael Clarke completed his 27th Test century as Australia continued to build a big total on the second day of the third and final Test against South Africa at Newlands on Sunday.
Clarke made 137 not out in an Australian total of 434 for four at lunch.
Australia added 103 runs for the loss of Steve Smith's wicket on a chilly, windy morning.
With strike bowler Dale Steyn out of action after suffering a hamstring injury on the first day, the key for Australia was to prevent the South African bowlers from making a breakthrough early in the day with an almost-new ball.
Kyle Abbott bowled an outstanding spell of six overs during which he conceded only one run, but couldn't take a wicket, while Vernon Philander went for 39 runs in his six-over morning spell.
Clarke, who was on 92 overnight, quickly went to 99 but then faced 24 deliveries - 23 of them from Abbott - without being able to get the run to bring up his fifth century against South Africa.
It finally came with a cover drive for four off Philander. He had faced 215 balls and hit 11 fours.
Smith, meanwhile, played some aggressive strokes as he made 84 in a fourth wicket stand of 184 with Clarke before he chopped a wide delivery from part-time left-arm spinner Dean Elgar into his stumps. He hit nine fours and three sixes in a 155-ball innings.
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Many customer Minnesota divorce questions are answered here. Browse from the topics below or use the search box to narrow your search.
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What are the grounds for filing for divorce in Minnesota?
Minnesota is a
divorce state. For a Minnesota no-fault divorce, the spouse must allege that there has been an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage relationship.
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How long does it usually take to finalize a divorce in Minnesota?
Your Court Administrator's Office will be able to provide the most accurate information for your particular county, as the time it takes to finalize a divorce in Minnesota varies between counties.
How much is the filing fee in Minnesota?
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include the filing fee charged by the Court Administrator when you file for divorce. The fee for filing for divorce in Minnesota varies from county to county, but is typically approximately $390.00-$420.00.
What are the basic steps to getting a divorce in Minnesota?
1) Both spouses review and then sign the dissolution documents in front of a Notary.
2) The Petitioner files the Joint Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and related documents with the Court Administrator and pays the filing fee.
3) Both spouses will receive Notice of Case Assignment in the mail and a Notice of Hearing if the Judge determines a hearing is necessary.
4) Attend the hearing if the Judge has determined one is necessary. (Note: A hearing is usually only required when the parties have minor children together.)
5) The Judge signs the Decree of Dissolution following the final hearing and/or mails a finalized Decree to you and your spouse.
Will either of us be required to attend a court hearing?
If you file for a simplified Summary Dissolution in Minnesota, a court hearing will not take place.
If you file a Joint Dissolution and have no minor children, the court administrator will place the matter on the default calendar for approval without hearing. A hearing will only take place if the Judge determines one is necessary.
However, if you file a Joint Dissolution and have minor children, both spouses will be required to attend a hearing.
How do I serve my spouse with the divorce papers in Minnesota?
Formal service is not required in a divorce in Minnesota when both parties agree to all terms of the divorce. Each spouse signs the Joint Petition in front of a Notary Public, which is then filed with the Court as proof of service.
Where do I file my divorce papers in Minnesota?
Minnesota divorces are filed at the Court Administrator's Office of the District Court in the county where either spouse lives. In Ramsey County and Hennepin County, divorces are filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Family District Court for each County. Your self-prepared DivorceWriter package includes detailed procedures on filing for divorce in the county you selected, including the address and telephone number of the Clerk of Court.
What is considered to be the date of separation in Minnesota?
The term "separation date" refers to the date when the spouses stopped living at the same residence. However, there is no requirement that a couple be separated for any period of time in order to file for divorce in Minnesota.
If spouses are still living at the same residence, be prepared to explain in your documents why this is so.
Do I qualify for filing for a simplified divorce using Summary Dissolution?
A couple may use the streamlined procedure of filing a
Joint Petition for Summary Dissolution of a Marriage
no living minor children have been born to or adopted by the parties before or during the marriage, unless someone other than the husband has been declared the father by court order.
the wife is not pregnant.
they have been married fewer than eight years as of the date they file their joint declaration.
neither party owns any real estate.
there are no unpaid debts in excess of $8,000 incurred by either or both of the parties during the marriage, excluding loans/leases on automobiles.
the total fair market value of the marital assets does not exceed $25,000, including net equity on automobiles.
neither party has nonmarital assets in excess of $25,000.
neither party has been a victim of domestic abuse by the other.
Do we have to be separated to get a divorce in Minnesota?
There is no requirement that a couple be separated for any period of time in order to file for divorce in Minnesota.
Can I change my name in Minnesota divorce proceedings?
If you select the name change option in the Online Interview, the request will be automatically added to your documents at no additional cost to you.
What documents are included in the self-prepared Minnesota DivorceWriter package?
Your self-prepared Minnesota DivorceWriter package will include:
For Summary Dissolution of Marriage:
Minnesota Divorce Filing Procedures
Minnesota Summary Dissolution Information Booklet
Joint Petition for Summary Dissolution
Confidential Information Form
For Uncontested Dissolution Without Children:
Minnesota Divorce Filing Procedures
Joint Petition, Agreement, and Judgment and Decree for Marriage Dissolution Without Children
Confidential Information Form
Appendix A if Spousal Maintenance is needed
For Uncontested Dissolution With Children:
Minnesota Divorce Filing Procedures
Joint Petition, Agreement, and Judgment and Decree for Marriage Dissolution With Children
Confidential Information Form
Appendix A if Spousal Maintenance is needed
Child Support Worksheets
What are the Minnesota residency requirements for filing for divorce?
One of the parties to the dissolution of marriage must have been a resident of Minnesota for 180 days immediately prior to filing for dissolution of marriage. The dissolution of marriage may be filed in a county where either spouse resides.
How do I get certified copies of the Minnesota Recognition of Parentage and the Non-Paternity Statement?
Certified copies of the Minnesota Recognition of Parentage and the Non-Paternity Statement can be obtained by completing and notarizing the required form provided by the Minnesota Department of Health website at:
Contact the Minnesota Department of Health Recognition of Parentage Program at (651) 201-5970 for the certified copy fee and mailing address.
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When can a child support order be modified in Minnesota?
A child support order may be modified in Minnesota if one or more of the following makes the terms of the order unfair:
(1) substantially increased or decreased gross income of an obligor or obligee;,
(2) substantially increased or decreased need of an obligor or obligee or the child or children that are the subject of these proceedings;
(3) receipt of assistance under the AFDC program;
(4) a change in the cost of living for either party as measured by the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics;,br> (5) extarordinary medical expenses of the child not already considered;
(6) a change in the availability of appropriate health care coverage or a substantial increase or decrease in health care coverage costs;
(7) the addition of work-related or education-related child care expenses of the obligee or a substantial increase or decrease in existing work-related or education-related child care expense; or
(8) upon the emancipation of the child.
Minn. Stat. 518A.39 Modification of Orders or Decrees
What if my spouse and I have agreed to use a child support amount that is different from the standard amount set by the Child Support Guidelines?
DivorceWriter shows the child support calculation under the guidelines using the "income shares" model.
The customer chooses whether to use the guideline calculation or to deviate from that calculation by entering a different child support amount. If the amount is a deviation from the basic support obligation, the customer will explain the reasons for the deviation in the
Joint Petition
. The court will decide whether or not to approve the deviation.
We already have a child support order issued by a judge. Will we be able to keep the same amount?
DivorceWriter provides the option to enter information regarding an existing child support order including the amount of support ordered and other identifying case information. Generally, you will also be expected to staple one copy of the prior child support order to each copy of the
Joint Petition
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What are the different types of custody in Minnesota?
"Legal custody" means the right to determine the child's upbringing, including education, health care, and religious training.
"Joint legal custody" means that both parents have equal rights and responsibilities, including the right to participate in major decisions determining the child's upbringing, including education, health care, and religious training.
"Physical custody and residence" means the routine daily care and control and the residence of the child.
"Joint physical custody" means that the routine daily care and control and the residence of the child is structured between the parties.
How do I start income withholding from my income by my employer for spousal maintenance and/or child support?
To start income withholding, Husband or Wife must apply for income withholding services at the Child Support office in your county and must send a copy of the Court Order (last section of the
Joint Petion
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How is child support calculated in Minnesota?
Based on the information provided by the customer when completing this online interview, a computer generated Child Support Worksheet is created and sent to the customer as part of the DivorceWriter package.
The Minnesota Child Support Guidelines are available at:
MN DHS Child Support Guidelines
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If both parties are willing to sign the papers, ending your marriage when a spouse is in the military is generally much like a regular divorce.
When a Minnesota resident spends time outside of the state while in the armed forces, he or she remains a resident of Minnesota. Additionally, if one of the spouses is a resident of a different state, but has been a member of the armed services stationed in Minnesota for at least 180 days prior to the filing of the divorce, he/she is considered a resident of Minnesota for the purpose of filing the divorce.
Minn. Stat. 518.07
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Leave VS 2010 theme (and the theme editor extension) as an option
When you came out with the VS 2010 theme, you said that it allowed you to focus on the code windows. The benefit that the theme provided hasn't changed, so please allow that theme to stay in VS 11, as well as the "Color Theme Editor" extension by Matthew Johnson (http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/20cd93a2-c435-4d00-a797-499f16402378) so those that want to tweak or even choose another theme can do so. Please don't force us to use a "metro style" theme (even if you add some color). You worked so hard to create a good looking 2010 theme, don't throw it away...that would be such a waste.
If you allow VS 11 to not look Metro, it doesn't mean your new Metro apps will lose traction. If you feel you have to make Studio look Metro to persuade Metro app development, then that would mean there's a self-confidence problem.
Since the VS11 shell is WPF like VS2010 was, please include VS2010's UI theme as a theme for VS11. The theme in VS2010 was on target, very well done, eye appealing, it was not distracting either. Many applications have been themed to look like VS2010 as well around the world (MySQL CE WorkBench, FaultTrack, and many tools). I like the light and dark themes, but I like VS2010 theme better.
VS11 is a complete eye sore Bring the Colors Back Now!!
Before it's too late.
There is no reason to make the sounding contents dull to make developers concentrate on the central content page. Bring back the Chrome!!
Most of my time is spent coding C++ in the VC environment. I know where my code content is, it takes up over 75% of the screen real estate! There is no need to gray out the surroundings.
I am coding! Not animating a character or creating a GUI interface by drawing (in only that case this gray style may be appropriate)
When writing code the number one most important thing to me is navigating between classes, source files, member functions, attributes, directory structures, breakpoints and debugging watch windows etc... And I want to see them quickly (via color cues)
Theses color cues are hardwired into my brain and everyone else's brain fine tuned over 5000000+ years of evolution.
Way to undo all of that human evolutionary advantage for coding in VS11 !!! Microsoft!
I thought I had you pegged as a great company this iteration of VS11 gives me pause on that note...
As the feedback to the VS11 beta screenshots demonstrated, many developers are passionate about the feel of the IDE they use. It is probably a given that no one style will make everybody happy.
However, there's a solution - allow loadable, shareable themes. While VS2010 has this to some extent with the theme editor addin, there are many aspects of the UI that are not stylable.
The UI for VisualStudio should support alterations to all visual aspects through some method. While support for theme creating, editing, importing, and exporting would be appreciated, full themability exposed via an API would allow this niche to be filled via an addin.
Note that any aspect of the UI that can not be recolored or redrawn via a theme will detract from the usefullness of styling (for example, the text editor window scrollbars in visual studio 2010)
I'm going to mark this as completed so you can get your votes back – note that Matthew Johnson has released a VS 2012 color theme editor as you requested (link below) – I know it doesn't have everything you requested in this idea, but hopefully this helps to address your feedback.
Doug Turnure – Visual Studio PM
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Pradeep commented
I have using VS 2012 since it developer preview. I am not liking this new grayish theme. It is so much difficult to find out the grayed out item and not grayed out item. Color contrast is not good.
Please provide the VS 2010 based theme for VS 2012 so that we don't need to put effort to learn a new UI or at least create a well contrast based theme.
Floele commented
Since it has become apparent that the VS team is unwilling or unable to make a proper VS 2012 theme, I'd really appreciate the VS 2010 theme as an option. The visuals were the least of an issue in VS 2010.
Ed commented
The market differentiator that made Microsoft succeed above all competitors was the ability to personalize the user experience.
Petr Vones commented
Visual Studio is multi-language and multi-target developer tool. It is not a designer for limited Metro-style applications only !
I don't understand why it is supposed to look so horrible, especially on different systems than Windows 8. It is supposed to look native on particular system.
I'm investigating whether is possible to get a refund for remaining MSDN subcription because you've made product which is almost useless for its original purpose I bought the subscription for.
t.t commented
In the new version it is definately much ****** to distinguish between buttons and toolbars and to find the right spot for drags and drops. This is not even Metro. This is one big Grey window that distracts from coding because it continuously challenges you to find the right spots to click.
ITMAGE commented
@Anonymous: Well I can say we generally updgrade for one of two reasons: a) Added functionality such as support for newer frameworks, and b) Greater usability which includes things like theUI. At this time we're quite content with .Net 3.5 and VS2010 functionality, and so that leaves the usability, which sadly, VS2012RC lags behind in due to the horrid UI. In any event we're an enterprise organization and are starting to investigate alternative IDEs in the event Microsoft doesn't fix this mess and provide something like a VS2010 theme.
Jesse McGrew commented
@Anonymous: Earning your living with MS tools doesn't have to mean using the *very latest* MS tools. Companies that don't subscribe to MSDN may decide it's not worth spending hundreds of dollars per seat on this "upgrade" when 95% of their engineers don't want to use it.
I don't think Microsoft is going to lose many developers over this bland and depressing UI because hey most of us earn our living with MS tools. That said, it's going to be a bad position for MS to go from developers saying "I love working with Visual Studio" to "I don't like it but I have to work with VS".
Matthew Zaleski commented
Let's put it this way: If they don't include a VS2010 theme, Microsoft will be losing a LOT of developers. That will translate to less of those apps for the useless Win8 Metro desktop interface.
Please stop the Metro madness. Not EVERYTHING has to be metro. Please add a VS2010 theme.
Please do provide the VS 2010 theme, it's so much easier to use, in spite of what your UI experts have told you....
Leonard commented
Give me VS2010 theme and fire the VS11RC designers.
Sergey commented
L-Diddy commented
I agree, until there is a VS2010 theme I will resist using VS 2012. The other thing I now can't live without are the scrollbar enhancements from the Productivity Power Tools extension. Don't know why these weren't included.
Larry Seals commented
After using the VS 2012 RC, I have to say that I think I'll stick with VS 2010 with some extensions. While I fixed the ALL-CAPS issues (thanks, Richard) I can't do anything about the icons or other monochrome junk. So yeah, if you can fix it so you can skin VS 2012 with the 2010 theme, then I'm all for it. Otherwise, I'm afraid I'll wait for VS 2014...
Andres commented
i really think the ui of VS11 Developer Preview was the best of all, they really ruined it in the Beta.
Lyndon White commented
This is a duplicate.