I got the following email from someone this morning:
If you are reading this I will assume that the sandmen have not found
you and you escaped carousel. Welcome to the club 🙂
Bonus points if you don’t have to use google to figure out what it’s about.
Rest in Peace, you will be missed.
E. KENNETH BETKA
HOOPESTON — E. Kenneth Betka, 87, of Hoopeston, died at 5:50 a.m. Tuesday, April 4, 2006, at Hoopeston Com-munity Memorial Hospital.
He was born April 11, 1918, in East Lynn, the son of Raymond and Amelia (Yerkey) Betka. He married Florence E. Nelson Sept. 20, 1946, in Granite City. She survives. Other survivors: three daughters, Sue Betka of Washington, D.C., Lois Betka of Skokie and Jean (Tom) Skoza of Champaign; a son, Bill (Melva) Betka of Cissna Park; three grandchildren, Corey (Alisha) Betka of Champaign, Rachel Skoza of Champaign and Warren Skoza of Champaign; a great-grandson, Robin Betka of Champaign; a sister, Margaret (Edgar) Hurliman of Martinton; and a sister-in-law, Lillian Betka of Hoopeston. He was preceded in death by a son, Robert, his parents, twin brother, Keith, and a sister, Frances Hurliman.
Mr. Betka served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He then farmed in the East Lynn area before retiring in Hoopeston.
Funeral service: 11 a.m. Friday, April 7, 2006, at Hamilton-Orr Funeral Home, 427 E. Main St., Hoopeston; Officiating: Rev. Janet Eggleston; Burial: East Lynn Cemetery with military rites by Cissna Park American Legion Post 527; Visitation: 4-7 p.m. Thursday, April 6, at the funeral home; Memorials to the donor’s choice.
We went to visit Ben and Jess in Nashville last weekend.
On Saturday, we went downtown to visit the Parthenon.
Later that afternoon, we went back to their apartment so Aunt Jess could play with Robin.
Driving long distances with a 2 month old baby is interesting to say the least, you get to see many rest areas and gas stations.
Upon returning Sunday evening, we’d been home for less than an hour and got to listen to hail hitting the roof.
Luckily the worst of the weather missed us, but other parts of Champaign weren’t so lucky.
Yes, I will be attending TechEd 2006 in Boston.
(This is mostly so the category shows up in the list to the right.)
To update a previous post, if you are using ISC DHCPd, you don’t need to copy startrom.com and others around to alter the path the RIS client tries to use, you just need double slashes:
filename "\OSChooser\i386\startrom.com";
And, I’d recommend Argon’s RISme, though looking at the capabilities of RIS Menu Editor, I’d say either one are perfectly capable of doing the job.
Yes, I’m still at work. Updates and patches go so much easier when no one is here.
Active Directory is coming right along, 1 server reinstalled, 2 to go.
(This is to get this knowledge into the Google cache more than anything else.)
If you are seeing Office applications (Word, Powerpoint, Publisher) hang when trying to insert WMF clipart from Web Collections AND your network is protected by a TippingPoint IPS device, check with your network people about signature 4054. If your IPS is running with the recommended ruleset, all WMFs that cross the device are being blocked and the Clipart manager doesn’t handle that well. The error that is returned is something like ” 0x800c000c “.
I’m guessing they rushed the signature out the door to be the first to post a press release about protecting their customers. Hopefully they will fix the signature in the future.
It’s always great when someone new discovers the wonderful mascot name that is the Cornjerkers.
Being able to see the referrer logs for the school district website make these easier to spot.