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MMA shut down in BC!!!
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The Dec. 06 fights are cancelled along with MMA in B.C. period. The B.C. gov't has banned MMA entirely as of today all from one asshole who knows who he is . There will be a post shortly to describe the details. This individual knows who he is and all the gyms involved in this card are also being made aware who he is and hopefully no one will support this fucking scumbag piece of **** when it comes to supplying him with fighters for his event. He completely destroyed the MMA scene in B.C. all the work that has been done to promote this sport has been flushed down the toilet and we are back in the stone ages.
Has anyone else been following this? It's a fricken joke! Tongith was supposed to be an awesome night for MMA here in BC, now its totally fucked up!
Shutupandfight had some awesome fights lined up, not to mention some amazing geusts apperances (Ken Shamrock, Randy Couture), but then two assholes from other MMA orgs here in Canada made a call to the BC gov about it not being sanctioned and got the thing shut down! There's a major shitstorm brewing over at MMA.tv
Anyone who cares about MMA in canada should head over and check it out; MFC and TKO are totally killing MMA in western Canada.
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I've been reading about these politics that have been going on. Unfortunately some promotions don't know that supporting each other only helps everybody in the long run. I'm not sure exactly what's going on but apparently the underground has been very vocal in telling fighters not to fight for specific promotions because of the abuse of the promoter. In a lot of cases you try to not get mixed in with the politics of it all. Governments in general tend to be biased towards new things...etc etc. The best and easiest thing to do is to lobby. Contact groups and set up a political group to establish a voice. Jeff Blatnik, Ted Willaims and Paul Smith of the IFC heavily campaign to get MMA fullly regulated. While there have been leaps and bounds in the industry we're still many days away from complete acceptance.
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Its a whole lot of crap. You would think they would be more open to it (after all they allow gay marrages and decriminalizing marijuana in Canada).
Makes me want to rip someone's lungs out.Monkey Ninjas! Attack!
You wanna know something funny? The Mayor of Vernon was gonna make an appearance in the cage to show his support for the event!
Someone made some claim about not being sanctioned and made the right complaints to the right ppl (the premier, athletics BC/Canada). The whole thing is mess, they always hold fights here in the Okanagan and they've NEVER been a problem.
Man, i was so pumped to go see couture and shamrock. I never get to see guys like that here in the boonies.


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Arizona Sports predicts Cardinals at Seahawks
It's not exactly the road trip you want to take when you're in the midst of an eight-game losing streak.
Nonetheless, the Arizona Cardinals will travel to Seattle to take on the Seahawks at Century Link Field Sunday.
The Seahawks will try to avenge a season-opening loss to the Cardinals in Week 1 while the Cardinals are simply trying to claw their way back into the win column.
|Vince Marotta
Hmm�Cards on the road in a tough place to play against a superior opponent. This won't go well. Arizona will get a defensive touchdown in this game�but that'll be it.
Final Score: Seahawks 27, Cardinals 7
|John Gambadoro
Arizona has been on the verge of imploding for a few weeks and this may be the game where it all boils over. Russell Wilson hasn't thrown an interception in four games and Seattle doesn't lose at home. Skelton is real rusty, not having played much this season. Plus, Seattle will be playing for the division title, so there are a lot of reasons to bring their A-game. Cards just playing for pride and there is not a lot of that left.
Final Score: Seahawks 30, Cardinals 13
|Adam Green
Visiting teams don't normally have success in Seattle, and this year's Cardinals will not be the exception. Sure, Skelton is back at quarterback, but he was replaced for a reason. Arizona's defense will be stout once again, but the Cardinals won't have enough offense to make it matter.
Final Score: Seahawks 23, Cardinals 10
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Skelton (Not Kolb) is starting�Cardinals will be losing.
Final Score: Seahawks 31, Cardinals 17
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When trying to figure out where the wins are going to come from between now and the end of the season, this might be the longest of the long shots. Teams with good to excellent quarterbacks have lost in the building that features the best homefield advantage in the NFL. The Cards have neither, therefore....
Final Score: Seahawks 17, Cardinals 9
|Dave Dulberg
The Cardinals quarterback situation has turned into one of those old Mad Libs games, because regardless of what you insert in the box, the result will probably turn out to be something ridiculous. Whether it's John Skelton or Ryan Lindley the rest of the way, it won't really matter. Skelton might represent Ken Whisenhunt's best chance to save his job, but all he is is the lesser of two evils. Skelton played well in the first half of the Cardinals' Week 1 win over Seattle, but the same will not be true Sunday. Even without play-making CB Brandon Browner lurking in the secondary, the Seahawks front seven will handle their business, so don't expect Skelton to put up big numbers. Russell Wilson will do his best to show Arizona what a good mid-level draft pick can do at QB, and the Seahawks will win going away.
Final Score: Seahawks 28, Cardinals 13
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If the Cardinals couldn't post any points on the Jets, do you really think they will be able to do anything against the Seahawks? Sure, they beat Seattle when they had everyone healthy, but with an unknown quarterback and injuries, the Cards' losing streak will continue.
Final Score: Seahawks 20, Cardinals 6
|Charlie Feinerman
I've given up on picking Arizona... The Cardinals are going to lose and the only question is by how much. The Seahawks defense is pretty good, and their offense has been coming together of late. I'll say the Cards keep it close, but still fail to put a notch in the win column.
Final Score: Seahawks 24, Cardinals 13
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Not only is Seattle unbeaten at home but their pass rush will destroy John Skelton, forcing him to make mistakes which will cost the Cards the game.
Final Score: Seahawks 28, Cardinals 13
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The Cardinals will see firsthand this week how well drafting and developing a quarterback in the NFL can work for a franchise. Look for a steady dose of Russell Wilson on the play-action roll out with plenty of Marshawn Lynch mixed in for Seattle. John Skelton and the offense will struggle to do much of anything against a Seattle Seahawks team with a tough defense and a home field advantage that ranks among the best in the NFL. The defense will fight like they have all season but there is just too little offensively for the Cardinals to have any chance of beating Seattle at home.
Final Score: Seahawks 24, Cardinals 10
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This is part of IEEE Spectrum's Special Report: Why Mars? Why Now?
In the history of life itself, there are only a handful of really big milestones: single-celled life, multicellular life, differentiation of plants and animals, life extending from the oceans to land, mammals, consciousness. On that scale, the next important step is obvious: making life multiplanetary. By that I mean the permanent extension of life beyond Earth. A goal like that, something that is important on the scale of life itself, deserves at least a small amount of our resources—less than we spend on health care but probably more than we spend on cosmetics.
To me, making life multiplanetary means going to Mars. We can skip Venus, whose atmosphere is highly acidic and roasting hot; Mercury, which is too close to the sun; and the moons of the gas giants, which are too far away from the sun. Mars alone is doable.
When I was studying physics in college, it seemed to me that space exploration was one of the three areas that would most affect the future of humanity, along with the Internet and sustainable energy. At the time, I didn't expect to be personally involved in space, an arena I thought was so expensive that it could only be the province of government. As for the Internet, I wasn't sure how I could earn a living in an industry that barely existed apart from university and government networks. Therefore, I started on the sustainable energy problem by trying to develop ultrahigh-energy capacitors for electric vehicles.
But in the summer of 1995, just before embarking on a Ph.D. program in materials science and applied physics at Stanford University, I realized that the Internet was entering a phase of exponential growth. I had the choice of either watching the Internet get built or helping to build it, and I felt pretty sure I could do something useful there while earning at least enough money to pay the rent (although at the time no one had made any significant money on the Internet). The capacitor research, on the other hand, seemed much less likely to succeed.
I applied to Netscape, the only major Internet software company at the time, but got no response, so I deferred grad studies to start my own company, Zip2. About four years later, Compaq bought Zip2 for US $300 million, allowing me to cofound PayPal, which eBay bought in 2002 for $1.5 billion. I then had enough capital to think seriously about space exploration (and sustainable energy, too—but that's another story).
At first, I thought I'd use some of my PayPal money to popularize the idea of life on Mars. I settled on a mission called Mars Oasis, which would land a small robotic greenhouse that would establish life on another planet and show great images of green plants on a red background. It would get the public excited, and we'd learn a lot about what it takes to sustain plant life on the surface of Mars.
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Local attorney Cezar McKnight announced his candidacy for the South Carolina Senate District 32, a move that he is very familiar with. The local attorney ran against John Yancey McGill in the 2012 election and lost by a narrow margin of 81 votes. On June 19, McGill was elected as lieutenant governor after Glenn McConnell resigned. I am excited to once again be a contender for the South Carolina Senate in District 32, said McKnight in a press release issued the day of McGills resignation. We came so close to victory in 2012. I believe that there still exists a desire for a new beginning and vision within the district and I pray that my fellow citizens would give me the opportunity to serve them.
McKnight was congratulatory towards Lieutenant Governor McGill who has spent 32 years in politics and as a senator was ranked sixth in seniority, but he added he believes it is his time. He (McGill) has done some good things for the citizens of District 32 throughout the years and I believe this is a great opportunity for the citizens of District 32 to have one of its natives as lieutenant governor.He said his campaign would focus on innovative ways to improve the quality of life within the district by making it a more desirable place for young people starting out in their various careers to work and live. He said other areas of focus would include improving the access to vocational training and technical college and more tax breaks for citizens. McKnight is a practicing attorney with a law office in Lake City and an eight-year veteran of the United States Army Reserves.
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The Elkin High School National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) will hold its first induction ceremony Monday, April 22, 2013, from 1:30-3 p.m. in the Dixon Auditorium.
These students will be recognized as outstanding in career and technical education.
The NTHS was chartered for the first time at Elkin High in May of 2012, and CTE (Career and Technical Education) teacher Beth Felts agreed to sponsor the society. According to Felts, "The NTHS is the highest international academic recognition available for Career and Technical Education students. More than $150,000 in scholarships are awarded each year to NTHS members."
Felts also pointed out that membership in the NTHS is an important career and professional investment recognized by education, business, and industry. The NTHS has partnered with student organizations such as BPA, DECA, FCCLA, FBLA/PBL, HOSA, and SkillsUSA in promoting excellence in career and technical education. These CTE student organizations help students to build career skills through hands-on experiences, service learning, and competitive events.
Last year the Elkin High School CTE program was named number one in the state based on CTE end of course exam scores. Elkin High School also has the highest percentage of students in North Carolina with CTE concentrators meeting the WorkKeys state standards.
The WorkKeys test is a job skills assessment which measures "real world" skills that employers believe are critical to job success. It can enable a person to earn a Career Readiness Certification which is a credential that recognizes skill levels in reading, applied math, and locating information – foundational skills that are required in 90% of today's jobs. Regardless of the industry, the Career Readiness Certification provides candidates with evidence of valuable work skills.
Elkin has eight CTE Teachers: Kali Teague, Robin Hooper, Patty Crosswhite, Chaise Swisher, Jill Woodie, Joe McCulloch. Clarence Edwards, and Beth Felts. They also have three coordinators: Kim Parks, Patsy Burgess, and CTE director Barbara Long.
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I agree that they did the right thing by waiting. My sense is that the group in charge of push is the same group in charge of iTunes and charged with fixing MobileMe after it's disaster of a start. That's a lot on the organization and it would make sense for them to hold back until things are stable before they venture out into new territory. There's a whole lot of time between now and the end of the year. My guess is that this is in place before the end of the year.
TiPb Answers: Should Apple Have Released Push Notification Services with iPhone 2.1?
TiPb loves answering your emails, but we also love sharing our answers with the community in hopes that more people will benefit, and even better answers will present themselves (hey, that's why we have them forums!). Today's question comes from Brandon:
I think it was universally acknowledged that September was when Apple promised is background notifications for the iPhone 2.x. September has come and gone and I don't know about you guys but I still don't have background notifications on my iPhone. Would be nice if you guys posted something busting apple's 3@!!$ for missing the date and hoping we wouldn't notice. I think alot of people like myself bought iPhones with the promise of these notifications in mind.
TiPb answers, after the jump!
We posted about the lack of push-notification when it disappeared from 2.1 Beta 4, and again when it didn't show up in 2.2.
However, our take is that 2.0.x was so beset with bugs, that Apple had to focus on stability first, and then worry about new features later.
We think Apple was humbled on July 11th, and they've chosen to take some extra time with Push Notification and get things right, rather than rush out new, likely buggy features just to make self-imposed deadlines. (Do we really want a Push Notification Service as broken as MobileMe was at launch? Hopefully not!)
Of course, TiPb would love us some working Notifications, so we really do hope we get them -- stable and properly polished -- in 2.2.
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i think they are waiting on a way to allow a channel for all programs to be able to turn push off through settings. i think that is what is holding them up. otherwise every program could use push notify and would be up to the programmer if they want to allow it to be turned off. creating a centralized push notify conduit cant be easy
Given the problems they had over the summer with 2 updates being released 2 weeks apart, I'd rather wait until they got it right. Yes, it's a bit frustrating not having push notifications but it's not the end of the world especially when it will eventually arrive. I'm happy that everything is now working on my iphone and the last thing I want is to go through all those weeks of bugs and crashes again.
I don't disagree about what they did with 2.1. This is common practice with software products... cutting scope to deliver additional (and necessary!) fixes. But I am concerned a bit about what signal it sends that Notifications are also not in 2.2. We're getting past the bug stage -- though I personally still find 3G connectivity unreliable, I can't necessarily put that at Apple's feet -- and it's time to start closing feature/functionality gaps.
That said, the application for which I would most WANT notifications, IM, has a lovely and working alternative in Beejive IM. I find that using SMS for "background" notification works /extremely/ well, and others seem to agree (forum). Push email is still a joke, and I'm hoping with Notifications will come real-world support for IMAP IDLE (which the /rest/ of the world, with /background apps/, has be default today).
SDK holes, app functionality holes... time to get out the shovel, Apple, and start filling them in!
Yeah they should have. That was one of the mistakes that Apple made when putting out the 2.0 firmware. Apple should have included push notifications with the initial 2.0 firmware.


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WNCC women go to 11-0 with win over Air Force PrepDecember 2, 2012
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Another powerful offensive display ignited the Western Nebraska Community College women's basketball team to its 11th straight win during the final day of the Air Force Prep Tournament on Saturday in Colorado Springs, Colo.
The Cougars, after tallying 91 points in a win over the Las Vegas Heat on Friday, hit the 90-point mark again with a 90-36 win over Air Force Prep. WNCC is now 11-0 on the season.WNCC took control of the game early, moving out to a 46-14 halftime lead.
Ten different Cougars cracked the scoring column. Gritt Ryder led the way offensively with 20 points. Jess Samorodova added 18 points. Shalisa Moffit and Simone Evans both tallied nine points each, while Ashley Stevens finished with eight and Michelle Brassard had seven.
Lopsided victories have become a common theme for WNCC throughout the opening stretch of the season. Harnish said his young squad is progressing nicely and has earned its unbeaten record.
"We've played well enough to be 11-0," Harnish said. "I think we've outplayed our opponent in every game and we've played with a lot of intensity night in and night out. By doing that, it's got us to where we are at."
WNCC will return home to host the Cougar Holiday Classic beginning Thursday when they face Colby Community College at 7 p.m. WNCC will then face play at 5 p.m. on Friday and 3 p.m. on Saturday in the Holiday Classic.
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Poll: What's the next iOS device you plan on buying?
What's the next iOS device you plan on buying? I'm guessing a lot of the TiPb Nation is waiting for the iPhone 5, but is anyone going to skip it and hold out for the iPhone 6? Maybe you hope that Apple discounts the existing iPhone 4 like usual, or puts out a budget iPhone nano instead?
The iPad 3 sounds like it's not coming this fall after all, but are you planning to get it shows up this spring? Or does a new iPod touch 5 fit your needs better?
What if Apple finally makes a real iOS powered iPod nano, one that works amazingly well as a watch and shows all your notifications? Anyone else besides me really want one? And if they finally let Apple TV go a full 1080p, would that be on your shopping list?
Let me know what you plan on buying in the poll below, and give me the reasons why -- or better yet, why not! -- in the comments below!
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Buying a different fruit, a Mango. :-)
Unless the iPhone 5 can cook me breakfast in the morning, I'm going to hold off and get the iPhone 6. I've owned every version of the iPhone, but I'm going to wait and until my contract with AT&T is up. I'm tired of their horrible coverage. I will buy the iPad 3 when it comes out.
I doubt the iPhone 6 will cook your breakfast either, though I've been wrong before! :D
I'm definitely leaning toward the iPhone 5 right now, but I'm really dying to see what it'll be like. If it's the same size and same look as the iPhone 4, then I might wait for the iPhone 6. If it has a larger retina screen and a 1080p video camera, then I'll be IN just based on those specs. I'm hoping for a 64Gig version, but I don't think that will happen. Other hopes include even better battery life, a home button that actually works, and reception that isn't blocked by actually holding the phone normally.
Sorta how I feel. The only thing about my iPhone 4 that feels outdated is the 32GB capacity, which was already too small for me on the 3GS. Now it's REALLY too small for me, and unfortunately I think I may have to upgrade an otherwise perfectly fine device just for storage. Maybe iCloud will somehow make on-device storage less of an issue, though. I will wait and see what the iPhone 5 offers. If it has other compelling hardware features, I'm open to upgrading, but there's nothing that I'm dying to have.
Since I switched from a 3GS to an Android phone last year (due to lack of patience for the white iPhone) and have since switched back my next planned purchase is an iPhone 5. However if an upgraded Apple TV arrives before hand that's coming home next.
I'll be getting iPhone 5 if it is LTE if not I will be holding off for iPhone 6. I know this isn't a huge deal to some people, but I live in a LTE area. My wife has the Samsung Droid Charge and does pretty decent with battery.
iPad 2 is next for me. Already have a VZW iPhone 4 and am VERY pleased with it, so no need for the 5.
It's not just you; it's like that on my iPhone's screen too. The mobile version of this site is messed up now. Having to keep scrolling sideways back and forth just to read it is getting really old, really quickly. I can't zoom in or out to make it fit the page width either. Last week it was fine. What gives?
To the TiPb staff: Please fix this. I've been enjoying this site for years, but some of these changes to the format are killing my buzz here.
But it's still working fine on my iMac's screen.
I want it all. 128GB IPod Touch 5 - skipped 4, 1080p Apple TV, 64GB iPhone 5 Dec 26, 128GB iPad 3 3G at launch.
once it has 4g lte
Can anyone tell me why I can't use my iPhone to participate in any of these polls......ON THE IPHONE BLOG!!!! Tell you what, the next iOS device I buy will be what ever one doesn't send me to a blank page every time I vote.
If there is no 4.3 screen or above... Then I will buy an android with some 4.3 or 4.52 goodness!!!!


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The hardest part of starting an exercise program is, well ... getting started. This can be an especially daunting task if you have osteoarthritis (OA), the wear-and-tear form of arthritis which causes joint pain and loss of function for 27 million Americans.
But "the more you move, the better you will feel," promises Laura Thorp, PhD, an OA researcher at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
"Walking is an easy way to get started and it can help you lose weight," she says. OA and obesity tend to travel together, and excess weight puts extra stress on your already creaky joints. Modest weight loss can help relieve your pain and restore function in your joints.
To make your challenge less daunting, WebMD devised this new, expert-approved, step-by-step, six-week walking program.
Step 1. Get medical clearance from your doctor. Do not pass go without it, says Thorp. "Never start an exercise program without talking to your doctor first, especially if you have been sedentary," she cautions.
Step 2. Seek guidance from a certified exercise trainer or a physical therapist, Thorpe says. If you are a couch potato by nature, a physical therapist can help design your walking program. He or she can also help you with your walking posture and teach you how to target the correct muscles when you warm up and cool down. If you are a more seasoned current or former exerciser, you can bypass this step.
Step 3. Start slowly. "If you are going to start an exercise or walking program and go full-force into it, you will get worn out," she says. "Set realistic expectations." Aim for walking three times a week for the first two weeks of this six-week program. "Start gradually and build up to 30 minutes on most days of the week." Keep a walking journal and record your progress. You can include information about how far, how long, and how often you walk.
Step 3a. Break it up. Walking does not have to be done consecutively for it to count. It can be done in brief spurts throughout your day.
Tip: Thirty minutes equals 3,300 steps a day. Consider buying a pedometer or step counter to help you keep tabs of your tracks.
Step 4. Grab a buddy. "Walking can be social," Thorpe says. "People walk in groups or go to the malls," she says. Now that you are a few weeks into the six-week program, you may need some extra motivation to stick with it. "Motivation and compliance are the biggest issue when it comes to engaging in regular exercise. "A walking group is motivating because there is accountability in a group," she says. For weeks three through six, shoot for 30 minutes on most days of the week with your buddy or walking group.
Step 5. Listen to your body. Now that you are walking more frequently and perhaps more vigorously, "there may be times when it's not a good idea to push it," says Michael Parks, MD, an assistant attending orthopaedic surgeon at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. "Know your limits."
Step 6. Kick it up a notch. Once your daily walks have become a part of your routine, it's time to step things up. "Push it and go a little faster and a little longer," says Kevin D. Plancher, MD, an orthopaedic surgeon in New York City and Cos Cob, Conn., and associate clinical professor in orthopaedics at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, N.Y. This is good for your joints and your cardiovascular health. "The more you walk, and the faster you walk, the more you are building up the muscles around your damaged joints," he says. "We know if you can tone up certain muscles of the leg you can make a difference in the progression of your OA."
Tip: Increase the intensity by knowing and monitoring your heart rate. Here's how: Check your pulse periodically to make sure you are within your target heart rate, which is 50% to 75% of your maximum heart rate. This can be found by subtracting your age from 220. If you are 60, your maximum heart rate is 160, for example. When you start a walking program, aim for 50%. If you have been walking for some time, try to reach 75%.


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The final defendant in a large cocaine distribution ring wants to take back his sworn guilty plea, claiming there is, in fact, a conspiracy against him.
Venson Tyrone Jones, 30, is the last of 14 defendants to be sentenced for their part in a drug conspiracy that ran from Atlanta, Ga., and through Aiken, Allendale, Barnwell and Hampton counties in South Carolina.
Set to be sentenced recently, Jones decided that he was going to ditch his well-respected attorney and attempt to withdraw a previously signed-under-oath guilty plea. Jones' motions are two hand-written, often tangential letters, with many spelling and grammatical errors.
"My attorney Jack Swerling is working with government agents and D.A. Jay Richerson to find evidence that can prove I am innocent," the admitted drug dealer wrote to U.S. District Court Judge Margaret Seymour.
Jones' seems paranoid and vaguely threatens Seymour with being reported to the South Carolina Supreme Court and the White House if she does not take action in his case. Jones claims he has, "three people on the outside who have the information if anything happens to me."
While Jones' claims innocence in his letters, he does not attack the evidence gathered against him. He specifically references working with the Drug Enforcement Agency and also admits buying narcotics from co-conspirator Harry D. Wright, who is currently serving a 90-month sentence.
Incorrectly described as a district attorney, Julius "Jay" Ness Richardson is one of the Assistant United States Attorneys prosecuting the case.
The U.S. Attorney's office is asking that Jones' plea not be withdrawn, stating that it was "knowing and voluntary" while being "buttressed by Jones' representation by the finest of defense counsel."
In their filing opposing Jones' request, Richardson compliments Swerling as "the very best defense counsel," as evidence that the guilty plea was undertaken with Jones aware of his rights.
At a hearing in Columbia on Monday, Seymour granted Jones new counsel. A formal hearing on his request to have his plea withdrawn will be set once counsel is appointed.
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