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In all this hysteria over Rousimar Palhares allegedly holding a leg lock too long, I haven't heard anyone say anything critical about Kim's knockout of Erick Silva.
What is the justification for a fighter striking an opponent after delivering a knockout punch?
Is teeing off on a helpless opponent less dangerous than a holding a leg lock too long?
If the argument is that the strikes are delivered in the heat of battle with adrenaline playing a factor, wouldn't the same logic also apply to the fighter's state of mind when he goes for a fight finishing submission?
Hey, I love to see an entertaining knockout as much as the next guy, but to make all this fuss about late submission releases while turning a blind eye to late hits on unconscious or defenseless opponents is truly the epitome of hypocrisy.


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Lincoln, Neb. The No. 9 Nebraska wrestling team fell to No. 1 Minnesota in its home opener at the NU Coliseum on Friday night, 27-7.
The loss marks the first for the Huskers this season following a 2-0 road trip last weekend. The Golden Gophers improve to 2-0 with the victory. Minnesota opened with a32-6 win over Hofstra on Friday, Nov. 9.
In the first match of the night, Minnesota's No. 1 Tony Nelson won by major decision over Nebraska's Donny Longendyke in the heavyweight battle, 11-2. Nelson improves to 5-0 with the win and Longendyke falls to 3-5.
The Gophers added two major decisions in the next three matches with No. 6 David Thorn defeating Eric Coufal, 14-3 at 125 pounds, and No. 8 Nick Dardanes topping Skylar Galloway, 11-2, at 141 pounds. At 133 pounds, No. 6 Chris Dardanes won a 12-5 decision over Nebraska's Shawn Nagel.
Trailing 15-0, the Huskers' Jake Sueflohn picked up the team's first victory with his 14-5 major decision over Seth Lange. No. 13 Sueflohn moves to 5-0 on the year and earned his first major decision of 2012-13. Lange falls to 1-1 with theloss.
The Huskers picked up their second straight victory with No. 5 James Green's 14-9 decision over Minnesota's Brad Dolezal. Green, a sophomore, won his eighth match on the season, while Dolezal fell to 12-2. With the win, the Huskers cut the Gophers' lead to 15-7.
At 165 pounds, Austin Wilson lost an 8-6 decision to No. 9 Cody Yohn. Wilson falls to 5-2 with the loss and Yohn improves to 6-1. No. 5 Logan Storley kept Minnesota's momentum going with a sudden victory over fellow South Dakota native No. 7 Robert Kokesh, 3-1, at 174 pounds. Kokesh suffers his first loss of the season following a 5-0 start.
Minnesota won at 184 and 197 pounds by 3-1 decisions to close out the match. No. 4 Kevin Steinhaus of Minnesota won over No. 6 Josh Ihnen, while No. 12 Scott Schiller defeated Caleb Kolb. Ihnen falls to 6-1 with the loss and Kolb moves to 1-3.
The Huskers return to action on Sunday for a pair of duals against North Carolina and South Dakota State starting at noon.
Nov. 16, 2012
No. 1 Minnesota 27, No. 9 Nebraska 7
NU Coliseum, Lincoln, Neb.
Attendance: 1,869
Official Results
HWT #1 Tony Nelson (MINN) by major dec. over Donny Longendyke (NEB), 11-2 (MINN 4, NEB 0)
125 #6 David Thorn (MINN) by major dec. over Eric Coufal (NEB), 14-3 (MINN 8, NEB 0)
133 #6 Chris Dardanes (MINN) by dec. over Shawn Nagel (NEB), 12-5 (MINN 11, NEB 0)
141 #8 Nick Dardanes (MINN) by major dec. over Skylar Galloway (NEB), 11-2 (MINN 15, NEB 0)
149 #13 Jake Sueflohn (NEB) by major dec. over Seth Lange (MINN), 14-5 (MINN 15, NEB 4)
157 #5 James Green (NEB) by dec. over Brad Dolezal (MINN), 14-9 (MINN 15, NEB 7)
165 #9 Cody Yohn (MINN) by dec. over Austin Wilson (NEB), 8-6 (MINN 18, NEB 7)
174 #5 Logan Storley (MINN) by sudden victory over #7 Robert Kokesh (NEB), 3-1 (MINN 21, NEB 7)
184 #4 Kevin Steinhaus (MINN) by dec. over #6 Josh Ihnen (NEB), 3-1 (MINN 24, NEB 7)
197 #12 Scott Schiller (MINN) by dec. over Caleb Kolb (NEB), 3-1 (MINN 27, NEB 7)
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View the 2013-2014 Academic Catalog to find course titles, numbers and descriptions.

Requirements for Departmental Major with B.S. in Biology

BIOL1105 Introduction to Cellular and Molecular Biology

BIOL1106 Introduction to Organismic and Evolutionary Biology

BIOL2123 Genetics

BIOL2131 Biochemistry I

BIOL2301 Experimental Biology

BIOL4160 Seminar

CHEM1101 Principles of Chemistry I

CHEM1102 Principles of Chemistry II* Or

CHEM1103 Chemical Perspectives

CHEM2101 Organic Chemistry I

CHEM2102 Organic Chemistry II

* In order for a Biology major to progress to CHEM2101, a grade of at least C- must be obtained in CHEM1102.

Electives:
Five biology electives, which include three with laboratory and two at the 3000-level, with or without a laboratory. Students must choose at least one from each of the two categories of biology electives.

The remaining courses are chosen according to interest.

Category 1: Cellular/Molecular Electives

BIOL2115 Determinants of Health and Disease

BIOL2119 Current Topics in Biological Research

BIOL3101 Analysis of Development

BIOL3119 Immunology

BIOL3125 Molecular Biology

BIOL3127 Microbiology

BIOL3132 Advanced Topics in Biochemistry

BIOL3135 Cancer Biology

BIOL4194 Research Internships in the Natural Sciences I *

Category 2: Organismic/Systems Electives

BIOL2105 Plant Biology

BIOL2107 Ecology

BIOL2113 Human Nutrition

BIOL2135 Anatomy and Physiology I

BIOL2137 Anatomy and Physiology II

BIOL2201 Neurobiology

BIOL3101 Analysis of Development

BIOL3105 Endocrinology

BIOL3137 Medical Neuroscience

BIOL3141 Systems Biochemistry

BIOL4194 Research Internships in the Natural Sciences I*

* One semester of the internship counts as a 3000-level biology laboratory elective. The student's advisor determines the appropriate category for the internship. Students receive academic credit for the second internship course (BIOL4195), but it would not be counted.

Teacher Licensure Requirements

Students seeking teacher licensure in biology must complete a major in biology, as well as complete required education courses and student teaching. Education requirements are available through the education department.

Students seeking Initial Licensure in Massachusetts must pass the Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure (MTEL).

In addition to 6 biology core courses:

BIOL2105 Plant Biology

BIOL2107 Ecology

BIOL2135 Anatomy and Physiology I

BIOL3103 Cell Biology

BIOL3125 Molecular Biology

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Requirements for Minor in Biology
Five courses (no more than two at the 1000-level), such as:

BIOL1105 Introduction to Cellular and Molecular Biology

BIOL1106 Introduction to Organismic and Evolutionary Biology

BIOL2135 Anatomy and Physiology I

BIOL2137 Anatomy and Physiology II

Electives (Choose 1):
Any three biology courses except: BIOL3211, BIOL4160, BIOL4178, BIOL4194, BIOL4195 and BIOL4999
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At the completion of a degree from the Biology Department, the student will have:

Working knowledge of general principles of biology, nature of living systems, cellular structure and function, molecular biology of the cell, mechanisms of membrane transport, fundamentals of enzymes, cellular receptors, and cellular reproduction.

Working knowledge of the diversity of living organisms, structure and function at the organismal level, the paradox of unity and diversity, differentiation and specialization, principles of evolution.

Working knowledge of the principles of inheritance, classical genetics, bacterial genetics, molecular genetics, genomics, and human genetic disorders.

Working knowledge of the chemical structure of the components of living systems (DNA, RNA, proteins, oligosaccharides and lipids), macromolecular interactions, enzyme function (including kinetics), metabolic pathways (including photosynthesis).

Working knowledge of biological techniques, including microscopy, spectrophotometry, dissection, care of laboratory animals, solution preparation, electrophoresis, centrifugation, extraction, purification, enzymology.

Working knowledge of laboratory safety, including collection of data safely, safe disposal of chemical and medical waste, and good laboratory practice.

Working knowledge of experimental design, data and error analysis, methods of biological analysis, computer technology used by biologists, and the types/uses of scientific search engine.

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September – October 2014
Our annual dinner at Dry Creek Peach is definitely a yearly highlight – this is our eighth year in the orchard! Words just can't express the beauty of the peach orchard at the peak of season, the cold, sweet taste of White Peach Bellinis on a hot summer evening, the warmth and passion of farmers Gayle and Brian Sullivan as they lead a tour of their organic farm, and the engaging charm of chef John Ash as he orchestrates the cooking and dining experience. Chef John has created an amazing menu for our dinner, weaving Dry Creek Peaches throughout the entire savory and sweet four-course menu.
We'll enjoy our sumptuous peach dinner with wonderful J.Rickards wines.
Culinary-Super-Star Chef John Ash will be cooking up amazing recipes from his brand new cookbook, Culinary Birds. The book, published in late 2013, was recently nominated for a prestigious James Beard award. This special event will include a walking tour of the farm, a focused cheese tasting and Chef John demonstrating 4 outstanding recipes from the book that will be served up for a delicious lunch. Retail Sales and Book Signing will complete the delicious and fun-filled day.
Fall is on its way, the perfect time for soup and (what else?) poultry! I'll be cooking up recipes for a warm chicken posole, Korean chicken wines and more on October 2 at Draegers in San Mateo. More details and tickets online.
Early Bird Savings! Until January 15th, 2014 we have lowered the cost of the cruise for each cabin category. Please do not wait if you know you want to go!!
The cruise will be on Norwegian Cruise Line on the Pearl from October 25 through 30, 2014. With 16 delicious dining options, 13 bars and lounges, casino, spa, pools, fitness center, and so much more, the Pearl is a destination of her own.
Included again in our program is a complimentary bottle of wine per cabin each evening to be enjoyed. This year we have partnered with KENDALL-JACKSONand their family of wines. Included will be Kendall-Jackson, Byron Santa Barbara, Avant, Edmeades and Murphy-Goode.
Joining us from KENDALL-JACKSON is the Executive Chef at Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates, chef Justin Wangler. KENDALL-JACKSON will be sending along winemakers and sommelier's to delight and educate you on wine and food and wine pairing.
And back by popular demand is internationally recognized chef, educator, and author, chef John Ash.
Last year, World Classic Rockers blew the pool deck up with their repertoire of original hits from Boston, Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Santana and Steppenwolf. They are coming back!! They will be joined by the legendary 70′s rock band America, performing their Grammy winning hits "A Horse With No Name" and "Ventura Highway." Also joining us will be Chris Mann, who boasts a wildly eclectic assortment of songs, ranging from Willie Nelson's "Always on My Mind" and Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now" to "Ave Maria" and Damien Rice's "The Blowers' Daughter," with the latter featuring a special guest appearance from Christina Aguilera. Just added The Music of ABBA – ARRIVAL from Sweden tribute band.
At this time, we are still busy putting together our onboard program that will consist of Wine and Food hosted dinners, Culinary School classes, Wine and Art classes, Mixology classes, which will feature the newest "it thing." … craft beer cocktails and so much more! Wine tasting for small groups will also be offered.
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We've seen a lot of different docking stations over the years. While the dzdock may seem a little low-tech, it has one thing that other docks don't have: an inventor that's a real charmer.
Dino Zaharakis is the inventor of the dzdock. He's also 12-years-old. Zaharakis came up with the idea for the dzdock when he noticed that there were a lot of iPad and iPhone docks, but none that could accommodate those devices when packed inside a case.
He also noticed that although many devices were designed in the USA, few were actually made in the USA.
During the design phase, Zaharakis had a few requirements for the dzdock. First, he wanted something that was universal. It needed to accommodate the iPad, Kindle, NOOK, and other tablets, as well as the iPhone and other smartphones. He also wanted it to hold those devices, with and without skin, in both portrait and landscape modes. Next, users needed to be able to place or remove the device without disconnecting its cable.
Last, but certainly not least, he wanted the dzdock to be designed and made in the USA.
"Only in America can an idea become a company with sales in more than 20 countries in a period of 6 months!" said Zaharakis' father. "Dino is the driving force. Throughout the year he juggles school, piano, football, lacrosse, swim team, Greek school… and still has the energy to work on dzdock prototypes, check on sales and visit the local manufacturing plants."
The patent-pending dzdock has an MSRP of $29.95. However, we've seen the dzdock on Amazon and available through the dzdock website for $10 less.Follow Electronic House on Facebook and Twitter.
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Helen McCrory Talks Filming on Spinner's End for Half-Blood PrinceHBP Film
July 11, 2009, 10:17 AM
Actress Helen McCrory has given a new interview where she discusses filming her role as Narcissa Malfoy in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Noting her appearance in the film is short, she also jokes about the fleeting appearance made by actor Timothy Spall as Wormtail in the Unbreakable vow scene at Spinner's End. Quotage:
"She appears in the two final films of the series, but warns: "Don't reach down for your popcorn, because by the time you do, I could be off the screen, in Half-Blood Prince I am literally like, whoa, there she goes! But everyone was like that. In our first scene, Helena Bonham Carter and I are rolling past this blue screen, and we knock on the door and Tim Spall comes out.
"Tim pulls open the door and looks. That took about a day and a half of filming, and then it was, 'Thank you very much ladies and gentlemen, that's a wrap on Mr Spall,' and you go, that's it? You have people like Tim, that most producers are killing themselves to work with, and that's the fun of doing (Harry Potter]. Everyone is giving their all and they're all used to playing the lead parts. They're going, 'How shall I open the door? Do you want me to do it like this, or like this?' That sort of attention to detail, because, you know, they probably last did Hamlet. So David is surrounded by actors going, 'Right, I can give you this, or I can give you that, or I can give you . . .' and he's like, 'Please, please, just say your one line and f*** off.'" She laughs heartily. "He's extraordinary, because it's a huge project: the pressure!"
As the mother of two young children – with her husband, actor Damian Lewis, she has a daughter Manon, two, and a son, Gulliver, one – I wonder if she approached Narcissa in the spirit of Cruella de Ville, or that of a ferocious mum defending her cub?
"In this film it's about protecting her son. The fact that you have children probably makes a bit of a difference, but not enormously, because you do spend a lot of time as an actor trying to imagine what the other person's feeling, anyway. As a woman you've played mothers before, and you don't have to be a mother to understand what feeling protective is all about."


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Think football's a rough game?
Try the national media during the buildup to the Super Bowl.
Barry Maylor, owner of a Tacoma entertainment center called Odyssey 1, is being pummeled in newspapers and online for allegedly firing an employee for wearing a Denver Broncos' jersey to work.
With the Super Bowl game days away, it's been an irresistible tale.
"It was all about you can't," the employee, 17-year-old Nathaniel Wentz, told KING 5, which aired the story Sunday. "You can't represent your team. There's something wrong with that."
The story has been repeated across the country, from USA Today and CBS News, and it's gone viral online and on radio talk shows, eliciting threats on Maylor's life and a constant stream of verbal abuse to his staff.
The headline, variations of which have been repeated thousands of times: "Tacoma teen fired for wearing Denver Broncos jersey to work."
Good story, but Maylor says it's a distortion of the truth.
Wentz was not fired for wearing a Broncos' jersey, Maylor said, but for not returning to work after being sent home to change into clothing authorized by company policy.
"We don't care the color of the jersey, but we do care about not creating conflict in our facility, and that's why we have that policy, which is one team jersey – our local Seahawks," Maylor said Wednesday.
"This is not an abnormal policy," he said. "There are any number of retail places that are doing the same thing."
In Maylor's mind, allowing Seahawks jerseys only was an attempt to show community support. Allowing other jerseys would have created a potential for conflict, he said.
"Basically, it limits the possibility of conflict between customers and employees and also employee to employee," he said. "It puts everybody on the same team."
Maylor says he has no ill-will for the Broncos.
"My wife and I are not even football people," he said.
Since the media blitz began, Maylor said the abuse and threats have been unrelenting. He and his employees have been warned not to appear in the parking lot after dark; they've been called names, and callers have threatened to vandalize his business.
He said he asked Tacoma police to provide extra security patrols.
"Unfortunately, a story like this brings out haters," he said. "And there are a lot of haters."
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Police make second sweep of high school campus using drug-sniffing dogs
Original post made on May 24, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, May 24, 2012, 7:49 AM
on May 24, 2012 at 8:32 am
I applaud the school district in their attempt to try and control drug use on our high school campuses. Unfortunately, for those youth who are the heavy users, for them it's a game, they know to park their cars off campus.
on May 24, 2012 at 10:23 am
Another waste of government dollars because of the limitations that are allowed. WHY would one be so foolish as to leave the drugs in the car when they know IT can be searched but the individual cannot. Every student says the same thing.....the kids just carry it in their backpacks now. It's like the cat and mouse game.....except who is the cat and who is the mouse? I cannot imagine why any parent would be against drug sniffing dogs searching the campus and all its occupants. Don't you want to know if your child is using or selling drugs? Don't you want to know if your child's teacher is a drug user and possible provider. I just don't get what happened to common sense and ethics.
on May 24, 2012 at 12:25 pm
Wow a knife.... I'm sure he was JUST ABOUT to stab up the school...(sarcasm)
Cast that wide net Pleasanton, see what you get.
No drugs, a false identification by the dog, and now a kid with no drugs is in trouble for what is probably an innocent little knife locked away safely in the car. A perfect example of failure of the pitfalls of the new policy, and you can save your comments on preventing knife fights at school in the name of public safety.
Maybe he fishes? Maybe he is in boy scouts or 4h? Either way, you can bet he is screwed now, and maybe for college, too.
Perhaps your child can be next, all it takes is a false positive from a police dog, and a little fishing knife.


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Importing Real football | Beckham adds his share to U.S. trade imbalance
In Ayres's reading, Beckham's arrival in the LA region could tip a balance toward Hispanic cultural expressions such as fútbol. "Beckham will represent a completely different side of LA from Hollywood—a side unexplored by most of those who come to LA on summer holiday to visit Disneyland and Universal Studios." One would not expect Becks, even with his abilities in Spanish, to refer to the region by its original name, El Pueblo de Nuestra Seí±ora la Reina de los Angeles del Rio de Porciuncula, yet, Ayres writes, "[s]ome Americans fear that the Hispanics, particularly the Mexicans, will eventually want to claim the land back."
Were Beckham to build a bridge, one supposes, it would be best to build between these microcultures represented by the Los Angeles Times and La Opinión, the regional Spanish-language alternative. "To white Angelenos," Ayres continues, "Carson might as well be on a different planet to Sunset Strip and the fashionable nightspots of Hollywood and the Westside." It is a stretch to believe that Beckham could help unify in the way that the siting of California State University at Dominguez Hills helped smooth race relations following the Watts riots of 1965, but another bridge might help with the traffic.
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DALLAS -- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell seemed relieved that a settlement was reached with the NFL referees Wednesday.
"Do I look relieved?" Goodell said during a press conference. "Absolutely, these are difficult."
The reaction in the Cowboys locker room was positive.
"Hallelujah, hallelujah," said Cowboys defensive end Jason Hatcher.
"Glad they're back," added Cowboys defensive end Marcus Spears.
The offense was also ready to see the regular refs in uniform this weekend.
"Welcome back from your lockout," said Cowboys fullback Lawrence Vickers.
Many football fans were angry about calls made by the replacement referees, especially after Monday night's game in Seattle.
Goodell said that game was another factor that helped push the league and the union toward an agreement.
"They were very anxious to get back on the field," Goodell said. "I know how much pride they have in what they do, and what they do to prepare themselves. I'm certain that they're in shape. They made that point that they were all in shape."
There is a feeling now that the business of the National Football League is finally getting back to normal.
"It was getting to a point [where] players and people outside of football were looking at the refs and saying, 'Can they really handle their jobs?' and 'Can they really do what's necessary?'" said Cowboys guard Derrick Dockery.
The referees will be back on the job for the Browns-Ravens game in Baltimore Thursday night. It shows how anxious they are to get back on the job, and it also shows how important the league thinks the real referees are to the game.
"To have these guys back that have been doing it a long time, I'm pretty sure things go a lot smoother and we'll be able to get into the flow of a game better," Spears said.
Hatcher said the real refs showed their value in the lockout.
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A Durham lawyer today filed a court document that asks a judge to determine if Durham District Attorney Tracey Cline should be removed from her office under a provision in state law that allows it.
Lawyer Kerry Sutton wrote in an 11-page affidavit, filed under state law for the removal of a district attorney, that ongoing attacks Cline has made against Superior Court Judge Orlando Hudson are prejudicial to the administration of justice and have brought the district attorneys office into disrepute, a standard for removal under the law.
The filing also alleges that Cline has met other grounds the law says requires removal, including habitual intemperance and causing an assistant prosecutor to take actions that also meet grounds for removal.
Cline could not immediately be reached for comment but has denied wrongdoing. Cline was elected to a four-year term without opposition in 2010.
Over the past three months, Cline made a series of allegations that centered on Hudson, alleging he turned on her and ruled against her in at least two cases after Cline would not dismiss a murder charge.
Cline wrote in more than 600 pages of filings that Hudsons actions involve moral turpitude, dishonesty and corruption. She has written that decisions he made in dismissing cases raped crime victims and werent based in facts or the law. Cline wrote that Hudson has turned Durham into a monarchy and that Hudson has ruled with the reprobate mind of a monarch.
Judges have considered her filings twice. Former prosecutor Carl Fox of Orange County called her documents woefully inadequate and dismissed her claims in December.
Last week, Superior Court Judge Henry W. Hight Jr. of Henderson also dismissed Clines effort. Hight wrote in a summary dismissal that Clines filings failed to provide a factual basis to conclude that Hudson was prejudiced or that his objectivity could be questioned. Hights ruling cleared the way for Hudson to preside over a sexual molestation case in which Cline was not involved and had not handled.
Sutton was a lawyer for the defendant involved in last weeks case.
Sutton and lawyer Stephen Lindsay of Fairview asked Hudson on Friday to hold a hearing to determine why Cline should not be held in contempt of court for her actions. Hudson said he wasnt comfortable doing that himself. Lindsay said Hudson should ask another judge to consider it. Hudson said he would think it over.
The affidavit by Sutton also mentions the details of a report from Sunday's News & Observer that showed one of Cline's allegations -- that Hudson had decided a case before a hearing was over -- was not correct. Cline appears to have based her claim on the time stamp of a document filed in the case while the hearing was still going on. But court clerks confirmed that the clock was slow and incorrect on that day. They said the document in question was filed after the hearing was over.
Under state law, the removal affidavit is sent first to Hudson for his consideration because he is the senior judge in the county.
Hudson can assign the issue to another judge, a likely course given his comments from the bench and actions he took to refer her claims to other judges as Cline sought to remove him from criminal cases in Durham.
The judge that hears the matter would likely appoint a lawyer to act as a prosecutor against Cline. Sutton, by filing the affidavit, would be a witness.
Removal efforts have rarely been filed. Only one, from the mid-1990s, is believed to have been successful.
A Durham resident filed one against former prosecutor Mike Nifong in the midst of the Duke lacrosse case in 2006. Hudson delayed taking action as the State Bar was investigating.
The state law involved says a district attorney can be removed for the following grounds:
* Mental or physical incapacity interfering with the performance of his duties which is, or is likely to become, permanent;
* Willful misconduct in office;
* Willful and persistent failure to perform his duties;
* Habitual intemperance;
* Conviction of a crime involving moral turpitude;
* Conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice which brings the office into disrepute; or
* Knowingly authorizing or permitting an assistant district attorney to commit any act constituting grounds for removal as listed above.
What the law says about how a removal effort should be handled:
A proceeding to suspend or remove a district attorney is commenced by filing with the clerk of superior court of the county where the district attorney resides a sworn affidavit charging the district attorney with one or more grounds for removal. The clerk shall immediately bring the matter to the attention of the senior regular resident superior court judge for the district or set of districts as defined in G.S. 7A-41.1(a) in which the county is located who shall within 30 days either review and act on the charges or refer them for review and action within 30 days to another superior court judge residing in or regularly holding the courts of that district or set of districts. If the superior court judge upon review finds that the charges if true constitute grounds for suspension, and finds probable cause for believing that the charges are true, he may enter an order suspending the district attorney from performing the duties of his office until a final determination of the charges on the merits. During the suspension the salary of the district attorney continues. If the superior court judge finds that the charges if true do not constitute grounds for suspension or finds that no probable cause exists for believing that the charges are true, he shall dismiss the proceeding.
If a hearing, with or without suspension, is ordered, the district attorney should receive immediate written notice of the proceedings and a true copy of the charges, and the matter shall be set for hearing not less than 10 days nor more than 30 days thereafter. The matter shall be set for hearing before the judge who originally examined the charges or before another regular superior court judge resident in or regularly holding the courts of that district or set of districts. The hearing shall be open to the public. All testimony shall be recorded. At the hearing the superior court judge shall hear evidence and make findings of fact and conclusions of law and if he finds that grounds for removal exist, he shall enter an order permanently removing the district attorney from office, and terminating his salary. If he finds that no grounds exist, he shall terminate the suspension, if any.
The district attorney may appeal from an order of removal to the Court of Appeals on the basis of error of law by the superior court judge. Pending decision of the case on appeal, the district attorney shall not perform any of the duties of his office. If, upon final determination, he is ordered reinstated either by the appellate division or by the superior court upon remand his salary shall be restored from the date of the original order of removal.
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NSA paid email providers millions to cover ruling costsBy CHARLIE SAVAGE
The New York Times | August 25,2013WASHINGTON The National Security Agency apparently compensated email service providers millions of dollars for costs they incurred in the fallout from an October 2011 court ruling that an unrelated aspect of the agencys surveillance operations violated the Constitution, according to a newly disclosed document.
The document a brief article in a secret internal agency newsletter, dated October 2012, that was leaked by the former NSA contractor Edward J. Snowden and published by The Guardian on Friday added a detail to the emerging public understanding of the once-secret episode, but it also raised new questions.
Meanwhile, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said the NSA inspector generals office had briefed Congress this week that there had been roughly one case per year over the past decade in which an agency official had willfully broken surveillance rules to gather information inappropriately, and that disciplinary action has been taken.
Feinstein, who was responding to reporting by Bloomberg News, also said that none of the cases involved the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act the law that regulates surveillance activities conducted on American soil and in most instances did not involve an Americans information.
She portrayed the abuses as isolated although unacceptable episodes that did not change her view that the NSA had an oversight system that worked, despite the problems.
The NSA newsletter mentioning millions of dollars in costs stemming from the October 2011 ruling announced the smooth completion last fall of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Courts annual recertification of certain NSA procedures. (The Obama administration declassified the court ruling Wednesday.)
The procedures involve how the agency carries out eavesdropping operations without warrants on domestic soil, but aimed at foreigners abroad, under a 2008 law called the FISA Amendments Act. The effort has two parts: one called Prism, which the NSA uses to collect messages from email providers like Google, and an upstream collection from networks operated by companies like Verizon. The entire effort collects about 250 million communications a year, the 2011 court ruling said.
The successful recertification contrasted with the one in October 2011, the newsletter said, when Judge John D. Bates of the surveillance court ruled that the NSAs upstream operations, which were also collecting tens of thousands of purely domestic emails for a technical reason, violated the Constitution. As a result, the NSA had worked out new procedures for handling such messages, resulting in months of delays.
Last years problems resulted in multiple extensions to the Certifications expiration dates which cost millions of dollars for Prism providers to implement each successive extension, costs covered by the NSA, the newsletter said.
It is not remarkable that the government paid the companies for their costs. In the 2008 law, Congress required compensation at the prevailing rate to electronic communications service firms for providing information, facilities or assistance in complying with surveillance directives.
Google has rejected reports that it knowingly participates in Prism. It has asked the government for permission to say more about how they provide personal data about foreign users in response to surveillance court orders.
In a statement Friday, Google reiterated that it has not joined Prism or any government surveillance programs and said it wanted to say more to the public. But it declined to answer questions about the fall 2011 episode.
Yahoo also declined to answer specific questions about how recertification works, saying only: Federal law requires the U.S. government to reimburse providers for costs incurred to respond to compulsory legal process imposed by the government. We have requested reimbursement consistent with this law.MORE IN This Just InIt's '5 After 5' at the fair today. Full StoryChase in city Full StoryKnife used Full Story
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BRIAN Weaver was a double winner when Marden Cricket Club held their annual dinner and awards presentation at Burghill Valley Golf Club.
The former Woolhope all-rounder collected the bowling and player of the year awards from club president Eddie Haslam.
Sam Pratley retained the batsman of the year award, amassing 499 runs, while Harry Stretton and Declan Barrett received the young player of the year awards after breaking into the senior side in 2013.
Chairman Nick Ashton received the clubman of the year award for his hardwork in developing the club.
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(Effingham, IL) C.E.F.S. Economic Opportunity Corporation, Board of Directors recently awarded $8,000 in educational scholarships to 7 individuals who are pursuing post secondary education. The educational scholarships were made available through funding provided by the Community Services Block Grant Program from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.
C.E.F.S. Economic Opportunity Corporation's Community Services Block Grant Scholarship Program was established in 1985. The CSBG Scholarship Program is designed to provide financial assistance to limited-income individuals to pursue education and training in occupational skill areas or post-secondary education for the purpose of upgrading employability levels. In the past 28 years of the CSBG scholarship program C.E.F.S. has awarded over $326,376 in educational awards and has assisted 475 students.
A scholarship winner from Shelby County was recognized at the recent annual C.E.F.S. Board of Directors meeting. Scholarship recipient, Shelby Bass, received a certificate of recognition and a monetary award to pursue educational training.
Shelby Bass of Windsor is a graduate of Windsor High School and plans to begin her college career this fall at Lake Land College where she will begin to work toward a degree in Social Service and/or Special Education. Throughout Shelby's high school career she volunteered to work with special needs children through her church, community and at a camp as a junior counselor. Shelby has a passion for helping people especially children who need a little extra support.
The mission of C.E.F.S. is to provide opportunities for people through education and support to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency. C.E.F.S. Executive Officer, Paul White, stated, "The CSBG scholarship program truly makes a difference and provides educational assistance to individuals seeking to improve their education and the pursuit of gainful employment."
C.E.F.S. Economic Opportunity Corporation has been providing effective social services for over 48 years for low-income persons within their service delivery area. C.E.F.S. is a comprehensive human service provider in the service delivery area providing direct services, referrals and linkages to address the issues facing low-income residents and providing local community solutions to meet those needs.
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A person familiar with the negotiations says the Buffalo Bills have reached an agreement to re-sign McKelvin to a four-year contract worth a little over $20 million.||||||| McKelvin is Buffalo's 2008 first-round draft pick, who was eligible to become a free agent on Tuesday. He was used mostly as a third cornerback last year, when he finished with one interception in 13 games, including four starts. Overall, he has six interceptions in 64 career games, with only 33 starts. McKelvin has made a bigger impact on special teams having scored four touchdowns returning kickoffs and punts, including two last year.
Bills cornerback and return specialist Leodis McKelvin has been placed on injured reserve because of a groin injury.||||||| McKelvin is a former first-round pick in the final year of his contract and eligible to become an unrestricted free agent in the offseason. He set franchise records for punt return yards with 431 this year, giving him the career record at 637. He has taken two punts back for touchdowns this season as well.
McKelvin acknowledges he was wrong and will not dispute a $75 fine for failing to follow a crew member's orders during a flight to Buffalo.||||||| McKelvin said Thursday that he was ticketed for refusing to turn off his cellphone and failing to buckle his seatbelt while traveling from New York City on Tuesday. He says he's apologized and intends to pay the fine. Buffalo's 2008 first-round draft pick adds he should've known better and did what he was told.
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XP Pro SP2
Carbide.vs 3.0.1
SDK 3rd Edition MR (device target = E65 eg OS 9.1, french language)
I am beginner with Symbian development and I am trying to install a .sis file (generated from SDK sample application) on device E65.
I have generated "Hello World" application (.sis release build through GCCE) using carbide.vs default certificate (.cer and .key in 'Certificates' folder) and auto-signing carbide.vs property.
After sis file deployment (with PC Suite or NAI), I select this .sis signed file on device (E65), and following error occurs :
"File is corrupted" (well the true message is "Fichier corrompu"...)
From carbide VS help, I read this section:
"File is corrupted."
There might be file(s) with invalid name(s) in the installation package, or the installation package might be corrupted, or a file is missing or cannot be found and installation can't proceed, or trying to install a file that is not recognized as a valid SISX file.
Please could you give me some support to solve this problem ?
What the difference between .sis and .sisx file ? Is .sisx file mandatory for OS 9.1 ? If yes, how to generate it ?
May I copy sis/sisx file to specific folder on device ?
How to get some details on "File is corrupted" (eg a tool to check a .sis file, ...) ?
Thanks in advance.
PKG file contents:
; E65.pkg
;Language - standard language definitions
;Standard SIS file header
;Localised Vendor name
%{"Vendor Name-EN"}
;Unique Vendor name
:"Vendor Name"
;Supports Series 60 v 3.0
[0x101F7961], 0, 0, 0,{"Series60ProductID"}
;Files to install
"C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_MR\epoc32\release\gcce\urel\E65.exe" -"!:\sys\bin\E65.exe"
"C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_MR\epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\E65.rsc" -"!:\resource\apps\E65.rsc"
"C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_MR\epoc32\data\z\resource\apps\E65_reg.mif" -"!:\resource\apps\E65_reg.mif"
"C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_MR\epoc32\data\z\private\10003a3f\apps\E65_reg.rsc" -"!:\private\10003a3f\import\apps\E65_reg.rsc"
"..\help\E65_0xeadb1213.hlp" -"!:\resource\help\E65_0xeadb1213.hlp"
"..\group\PrivacyStatement.txt" -"!:\private\eadb1213\PrivacyStatement.txt"
;Required for application to be covered by backup/restore facility
"backup_registration.xml" -"!:\private\eadb1213\backup_registration.xml"


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The Program has two major components. First, in order to enhance participants' academic preparation to work in international affairs, the Program provides two courses and a seminar that focus on enhancing knowledge and skills related to U.S. foreign policy, economics and writing. In addition, in order to provide greater insight into the foreign policy-making process and international affairs careers, the Rangel Program introduces the participants to a wide range of government and non-government professionals who work on global issues and also arranges visits to various institutions involved in international affairs. The Program also helps students explore graduate school, scholarship, fellowship, internship, and professional options in international affairs.
The Program covers the costs for tuition, travel, housing, and two meals per day. It also provides a stipend of $3,200.
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And this week … the Euroleague Final Four! To get things started, BallinEurope presents a roundup of highlight clips from the seasons-that-were of CSKA Moscow, FC Barcelona, Panathinaikos and Olympiacos.
(Wow, BiE wonders every time upon looking at that list just how the big league could have ended up with a more scintillating Final Four: You've got undisputed powerhouses in CSKA Moscow – the model example of how NBA refugees affected European basketball in 2011-12 – and FC Barcelona. You've got the defending champions with Hall of Fame coach and a nucleus of veterans on yet another title run. And you've got a compelling underdog story complete with the possibility of seeing the legendary Greek rivals meeting for a medal … couldn't have written it better myself.)
First up, the favorites, namely, the big bad Red Army, 2011-12 edition. While Mikhail Prokhorov's lot has been credited for the team's relative resurgence at the beginning of the 2000s, CSKA Moscow has admirably continued its winning tradition after the billionaire's jump to the New Jersey-cum-Brooklyn Nets – mostly through using the big-bucks tactics espoused by Prokhorov et al – and are poised to take a unique triple crown. Indeed, should CSKA prevail in the EL Final Four games and against BC Khimki for the Russian crown, the team will have amassed VTB, EL and PBL crowns in under two weeks of play.


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Anthony Pettis and Donald Cerrone fighting is probably the greatest World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) mixed martial arts (MMA) match up that never happened because it carries the potential to be an instant classic.
Now that both men are under the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) umbrella, "Showtime" and "Cowboy" will collide on the UFC on FOX 6 main card tonight (Jan. 26, 2013) from the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.
Their styles are proof that winning at the world-class level isn't just code-speak for playing it safe, as both guys risk themselves as opposed to playing a points-first game. Pettis' long-elusive title shot could very well materialize if he notches a definitive win, while Cerrone's active schedule and willingness to fight anyone, anytime and anywhere have made him a fan favorite since he and his WEC peers were folded into the UFC.
Style-wise, this has all the marks of an extended standup match, with multiple dimensions of attack coming into play. While neither has the takedown and ground-and-pound chops to ostensibly plant the other guy and dominate him (a la vintage Matt Hughes) Pettis' takedown defense is probably a hair better given the extensive work he's done with training partner Ben Askren.
Check out a complete breakdown of the UFC on FOX 6 main card firecracker between Anthony Pettis vs. Donald Cerrone below:
The Breakdown
Cerrone's granite chin makes him willing to exchange with anyone, and his ability to mix in technically sound punch-kick combinations make him dangerous, especially for a 6' Lightweight. Pettis' knack for explosive, dynamic attacks make him a bit more of a stylistic gambler, and how the pair match up in the kicking element of the stand up phase will probably be as important as punching -- both use kicks to change up on opponents and establish range.
Pettis hasn't fought since February -- nearly one year -- because of various injuries and hiccups in his schedule. And you have to wonder if Cerrone will look to jump on him early to knock off any rust.
As in any fight likely to go three rounds, takedowns, especially late in the stanza, could play a huge factor in swaying the judges, and that's likely a tactic available to Pettis. On the ground, both are exceptionally gifted jiu-jitsu stylists with a defensive guard that negates attacks from the top. The action on the mat is almost sure to be a stalemate if it goes there.
The Pick
This should be a violent, entertaining affair. If there's one recurring thread you see through Pettis' fights, it's that he almost always seems to explode at some point and land an insanely effective strike. He's constantly looking for openings and is willing to mortgage everything on techniques that come from odd angles yet yield big results.
Stylistically, Cerrone is probably the more traditionally-steeped Muay Thai guy, but Pettis has an edge in speed, and seems to thrive off a standing bout. Look for a subtle feeling-out opening in the first couple minutes, with Pettis obliging Cerrone's aggression as he moves, counters and looks for angles to detonate.
When he does -- and he surely will, as Cerrone has huge confidence in his chin -- Pettis will pounce, looking to finish "Cowboy" with a big-time flurry. However, Cerrone's gameness and ability to fire back while under attack will get enough respect to prompt Pettis to return to his gameplan of sticking, moving, scoring and outworking his man.
Down the stretch, the pair will trade in breathtaking exchanges, with Pettis' speed the definitive edge, as he hammers his way to a crowd-pleasing, unanimous decision.
Pettis via decision
Remember that MMAmania.com will provide LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage of the UFC on FOX 6 main card action, which is slated to start promptly at 8 p.m. ET. Up-to-the-minute updates and fight-by-fight coverage will begin to flow earlier than that, however, around 4:30 p.m. ET with the "Prelims" bouts on Facebook and FX.
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- bedrooms 3
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- sleeps 9
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- rates (USD) $ 3,300 - $ 3,600 / month
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In a Nature Lover's Eden, Villa Paradiso is located in the island town of Layton, the 'Venice' of the Florida Keys! Every home is on the water with a floating dock available (up to 30') in lush gardens and mangrove. Zane Grey Creek flows out to the Long Key Bight and Channel 5 for swimming, skiing, fishing, and snorkeling on either the Atlantic or Florida Bay. Many great restaurants and bars in Islamorada or Marathon are easily reached by boat or car.
Our 3 bedroom/3 bathroom home will comfortably fit 9. Small dogs are welcome. The upstairs screened walk-around veranda has views over the palm trees, mangroves and the canals. The outdoor hot tub and outdoor shower are handy and right adjacent to the dock. Dining or lounging in the hammock on the screened veranda with overhead fans wafting the tropical breezes is our idea of paradise. Will consider rental of downstairs only for older single couples.
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Floating Dock on Zane Grey Creek
Hot Tub
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Boat and jet-ski rental within walking distance
Nature Trail at Long Key State Park a bike ride away.
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Nature Lover's paradise with exotic birds, fish, manatees and turtles. All boating and fishing activities available. Great restaurants and bars a short drive away. Islamorada shopping is fun! Sombrero Beach in Marathon is the Middle Keys only real beach! Deep-sea and back-country fishing charters near-by. Cheeca Lodge and Hawk's Cay close. The Layton canals and basin kayak/boarding trail and the Long Key State Park are filled with exciting birding and mangrove sites and sounds! Golf close by down on Key Colony.
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The Indiana Department of Transportation will close an 11-mile section of U.S. Highway 52, between Rushville and Andersonville, Monday, Nov. 5, for approximately 25 days in order to mill and resurface the highway.
INDOT officials met with Milestone Contractors LP for this $1,289,726 Greenfield District resurfacing project in Rush and Franklin Counties Friday to work out a timetable for paving operations.
Milling one-half inch of surface asphalt begins Monday, Nov. 5.
Paving a 1½ inch surface lift of asphalt begins one day behind the milling operation on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
To expedite milling and resurfacing, the state will close U.S. 52 to motorists, allowing local residential traffic to be directed by flaggers through active work zones. This will be a "hard" closure for through-trucks. Indiana State Police are being asked to enforce through-truck compliance.
The schedule calls for all work to be completed, weather permitting, by Nov. 30.
Two weeks ago, INDOT officials pulled back from plans for a remedial chip-seal application in favor of resurfacing the roadway. Since that time, an all-out effort has been made to expedite the project.


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Q. Can you tell me anything about the young detective and his partner on Golden Boy? I don't recall seeing them before.
The CBS drama, which airs at 10 p.m. Tuesdays, is about a police detective who will become the department's commissioner. Theo James, an English actor whose credits include You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, stars as Det. Walter Clark. Fans of Downton Abbey will remember him as Kemal Pamuk, the Turkish diplomat who died in Lady Mary's bed in the series' first season.
Chi McBride, who plays Clark's partner and mentor, Walter Owen, is a Chicago-born actor whose many TV series have included Pushing Daisies, Boston Public, The Nine, Human Target and The John Larroquette Show, as well as a recurring role on House.
Q. The series The Secret Circle ended as if there would be a sequel. Will it be returning?
The series, which aired on The CW in 2011-12, was not picked up for a second run. You may want to seek out the three Secret Circle books by L.J. Smith, which inspired the show. Smith also wrote the first seven books, through The Return: Midnight, in the TV-show-inspiring Vampire Diaries series.
Q. The commercial for American Advisors Group's reverse mortgages refers to Fred Thompson as a "former senator," and I wonder why his acting career is never mentioned.
Fred Thompson was indeed a U.S. senator from Tennessee from 1994 to 2003, as well as a presidential candidate in 2008, but, as you know, he was also an actor. Billed as Fred Dalton Thompson, he played district attorney Arthur Branch on Law & Order and was in movies including In the Line of Fire, The Hunt for Red October and Die Hard 2.
I would imagine the makers of the reverse-mortgage ads decided Thompson's government service would carry more weight with potential customers than his career as a guy who pretends to be someone else.
Q. Is it true that Gail Russell, who starred with John Wayne in Angel and the Bad Man and Wake of the Red Witch, had her own television show in the 1950s?
Russell, a compelling screen presence, was a guest star on a few television shows but, as far as I can tell, never had her own network series. It's possible that someone confused her with Gale Storm, a movie actress who was a big TV star in the '50s in the series My Little Margie and The Gale Storm Show.
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OCEAN CITY, Md. - Maryland State Police say a phone tip about a suspected impaired driver ultimately led to a car accident.
Police say last night around 10:15 PM, the alleged impaired driver was stopped at the Route 50 Park-N-Ride in West Ocean City. Police say the driver Timothy Mullray Jr., 46, attempted to flee from Police but failed to make it out of the parking lot before he reportedly striking a tree.
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During the years 2004-2009, my work often took me to Camp Lejeune, a large Marine base on the North Carolina Coast.
During these visits I noticed many homemade banners hanging on a fence along the public highway passing the main gate.
Many of these banners, made to welcome returning Marines back from combat duty, were so striking and touching that I began taking pictures of some of them.
These banners are a particularly well-developed custom at this base. I saw them as a kind of "folk art" showing the persistence of life and love in wartime, among the families who carry a special piece of the burden of combat.
The banners were also very ephemeral: most hung there til wind and weather brought them down. These photographs are likely their only record.


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The Department of Motor Vehicles today announced a new online lookup for checking whether a driver's license is valid.
The new online service at ct.gov /dmv/licensecheck allows anyone to put in a driver's license number and a message will return whether the license is valid.
"We see this as a significant customer service, especially for those who are awaiting a restoration of their suspension. No longer do they need to call the DMV, but they can simply go online to check whether their license is valid," said DMV Commissioner Melody A. Currey.
Each day the DMV gets a number of requests to determine the validity of a driver's licenses. These checks come often from customers inquiring whether a suspension has been removed. In addition, other reasons can range from employers checking on driver applicants to background reviews on any variety of applications for purchases or services. The information on the site updates one business day after any changes are made in the DMV computer systems.
This look up pairs with a check on whether a vehicle is validly registered in the state. It can be found at ct.gov/dmv/regcheck. The check is easy to do on any Connecticut marker plate. The vehicle type (class code), such as passenger, commercial, etc. and the marker plate letters and/or numbers are entered. After submitting the information, the site will give an expiration date for the plate or indicate a problem with the plate or information entered.
In addition, DMV offers a variety of other online services:
- Commercial Driver Self-Certification Requirement
- Check Wait Times at DMV Offices
- Fill Out Vehicle Registration Form Online
- Learner's Permit - Schedule Knowledge Test and Make Payment Online
- Renew Business License Online
- Cancel Lost or Stolen License Plate
- Download Change of Address Form
- Download Dealer/Repairer Complaint Form
- Online Registration Renewal
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(December 28, 2009) – Two of Canada's top figure skating coaches will carry the Olympic Torch as it continues its journey through Ontario. Both have coached many different skaters at the Olympic Games, over two decades. Michelle Leigh, who has been rinkside at Olympic Games with double Olympic medalist Elvis Stojko, and Canadian champion Jennifer Robinson has had an outstanding career as a coach. Michelle teaches at the Mariposa School of Skating in Barrie, Ontario and has been very involved in training other coaches as well. Michelle will carry the torch on December 29th in Cookstown, Ontario.
The next day on December 30th, Doug Leigh, who founded the Mariposa School of Skating in Barrie, will carry the torch in Huntsville, Ontario. Leigh's Olympic coaching career includes six Olympic Winter Games. He coached Canada's Brian Orser to silver medals in 1984 in Sarajevo and again in 1988 in Calgary. His many other Olympic-level skaters include two-time Olympic medalist and three-time world champion Elvis Stojko as well as 26 other Canadian champions and 17 international champions.
Photos: Mariposa School of Skating