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(a) Establishment of principles and standards
The Council shall establish uniform principles and standards and report forms for the examination of financial institutions which shall be applied by the Federal financial institutions regulatory agencies.
(b) Making recommendations regarding supervisory matters and adequacy of supervisory tools
(1) The Council shall make recommendations for uniformity in other supervisory matters, such as, but not limited to, classifying loans subject to country risk, identifying financial institutions in need of special supervisory attention, and evaluating the soundness of large loans that are shared by two or more financial institutions. In addition, the Council shall make recommendations regarding the adequacy of supervisory tools for determining the impact of holding company operations on the financial institutions within the holding company and shall consider the ability of supervisory agencies to discover possible fraud or questionable and illegal payments and practices which might occur in the operation of financial institutions or their holding companies.
(2) When a recommendation of the Council is found unacceptable by one or more of the applicable Federal financial institutions regulatory agencies, the agency or agencies shall submit to the Council, within a time period specified by the Council, a written statement of the reasons the recommendation is unacceptable.
(c) Development of uniform reporting system
The Council shall develop uniform reporting systems for federally supervised financial institutions, their holding companies, and nonfinancial institution subsidiaries of such institutions or holding companies. The authority to develop uniform reporting systems shall not restrict or amend the requirements of section 78l (i) of title 15.
(d) Conducting schools for examiners and assistant examiners
The Council shall conduct schools for examiners and assistant examiners employed by the Federal financial institutions regulatory agencies. Such schools shall be open to enrollment by employees of State financial institutions supervisory agencies and employees of the Federal Housing Finance Board under conditions specified by the Council.
(e) Affect on Federal regulatory agency research and development of new financial institutions supervisory agencies
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to limit or discourage Federal regulatory agency research and development of new financial institutions supervisory methods and tools, nor to preclude the field testing of any innovation devised by any Federal regulatory agency.
(f) Annual report
Not later than April 1 of each year, the Council shall prepare an annual report covering its activities during the preceding year.
(g) Flood insurance
Source(Pub. L. 95–630, title X, § 1006,Nov. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 3695; Pub. L. 97–320, title IV, § 431,Oct. 15, 1982, 96 Stat. 1527; Pub. L. 101–73, title VII, § 744(a)(3),Aug. 9, 1989, 103 Stat. 438; Pub. L. 103–325, title V, § 530,Sept. 23, 1994, 108 Stat. 2267.)
1994—Subsec. (g). Pub. L. 103–325added subsec. (g).
1989—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 101–73inserted "and employees of the Federal Housing Finance Board" after "supervisory agencies".
1982—Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 97–320substituted "unacceptable" for "unaccepted".
Report on Consistent Use of Financial Terminology
Pub. L. 103–325, title II, § 210,Sept. 23, 1994, 108 Stat. 2203, provided that: "Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act [Sept. 23, 1994], the Financial Institutions Examination Council shall report to the Congress on its recommendations for the use of consistent financial terminology by depository institutions for small business loans or leases of personal property which are sold for the creation of small business related securities (as defined in section 3(a)(53)(A) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 [15 U.S.C. 78c (a)(53)(A)])."
Examination Improvement Program
Pub. L. 102–242, title I, § 111(d),Dec. 19, 1991, 105 Stat. 2241, provided that:
"(1) In general.—The appropriate Federal banking agencies, acting through the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, shall each establish a comparable examination improvement program that meets the requirements of paragraph (2).
"(2) Requirements.—An examination improvement program meets the requirements of this paragraph if, under the program, the agency is required—
"(A) to periodically review the organization and training of the staff of the agency who are responsible for conducting examinations of insured depository institutions and to make such improvements as the agency determines to be appropriate to ensure frequent, objective, and thorough examinations of such institutions; and
"(B) to increase the number of examiners, supervisors, and other individuals employed by the agency in connection with conducting or supervising examinations of insured depository institutions to the extent necessary to ensure frequent, objective, and thorough examinations of such institutions."
Study on Regulatory Burden
Pub. L. 102–242, title II, § 221,Dec. 19, 1991, 105 Stat. 2305, provided that:
"(a) In General.—Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act [Dec. 19, 1991], the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, in consultation with individuals representing insured depository institutions, consumers, community groups, and other interested parties, shall—
"(1) review the policies and procedures, and recordkeeping and documentation requirements used to monitor and enforce compliance with—
"(A) all laws under the jurisdiction of the Federal banking agencies; and
"(B) all laws affecting insured depository institutions under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Treasury;
"(2) determine whether such policies, procedures, and requirements impose unnecessary burdens on insured depository institutions; and
"(3) identify any revisions of such policies, procedures, and requirements that could reduce unnecessary burdens on insured depository institutions without in any respect—
"(A) diminishing either compliance with or enforcement of consumer laws in any respect; or
"(B) endangering the safety and soundness of insured depository institutions.
"(b) Report.—Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act [Dec. 19, 1991], the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council shall submit to the Congress a report describing the revisions identified under subsection (a)(3).
"(c) Definitions.—For purposes of this section, the terms 'insured depository institution' and 'Federal banking agency' have the same meanings as in section 3 of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act [12 U.S.C. 1813]."
Study and Report Assessing Feasibility and Usefulness of Depository Institutions Making Small Business Loans To Compile and Disclose Loan Information
Pub. L. 96–399, title III, § 340(d),Oct. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1659, directed Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, in consultation with Administrator of Small Business Administration, to conduct a study to assess feasibility and usefulness of requiring depository institutions which make small business loans to compile and publicly disclose information regarding such loans, and directed Council to submit a report on results of such study, together with recommendations, to Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs and House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs not later than Mar. 1, 1981.
Evaluation and Report on Feasibility and Desirability of Establishing a Unified System for Enforcing Fair Lending Laws and Regulations
Pub. L. 96–399, title III, § 340(e),Oct. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1659, directed Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council to transmit a report to Congress not later than Sept. 30, 1982, on feasibility and desirability of establishing a unified system for enforcing fair lending laws and regulations, implementing Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 [12 U.S.C. 2901 et seq.], and satisfying public disclosure purposes of Home Mortgage Disclosure Act of 1975 [12 U.S.C. 2801 et seq.], such report to evaluate status and effectiveness of data collection and analysis systems of such agencies involving fair lending and community reinvestment, and to outline possible specific timetables for implementing such a unified system.
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Local firefighters from the BLM Canyon Country Fire Zone will staff the burn and monitor fire conditions. The prescribed burn will only be conducted under favorable weather and vegetation conditions in order to achieve desired fire affects and meet the burn plan objectives.
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Municipal officials decided to reduce a California housing developers request for a 10-year tax break to three years, after meeting last month to discuss its project planned off Route 11 near Fort Drum in the town of LeRay.
In response to that news, Fidelity American Holdings Corp. is expected to scrap its 10-year proposal and pursue a three-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement, said Donald C. Alexander, CEO of the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency. The agency will facilitate the PILOT on behalf of Fidelity, which has planned 213 multifamily townhouse rental units for the Common at Flemings Farm. Taxing jurisdictions affected by the project are the town of LeRay, Indian River Central School District and Jefferson County.
The taxing jurisdictions felt that a 10-year agreement was not feasible, but that they would consider three years, Mr. Alexander said. I have talked to the developer and am optimistic it will consider a three-year agreement.
The regions goal to fill a shortage of 1,035 market-rate rental units was met this spring, thanks to projects approved in the past two years. But housing experts from Fort Drum say there is still a need for upscale military housing that Fidelitys townhouse community would meet, Mr. Alexander said. Though the JCIDA previously vowed to stop issuing tax breaks for housing projects, he said he believes the project qualifies as an exception.
This particular segment of the housing market is not being filled, he said. Its higher-end housing with more amenities that other apartments dont have. This would be for higher grade military professionals, individuals assigned here that will only be here for about three years. Rather than invest in a home, many of them would like to lease.
Townhouses will be two to four units each and feature three different styles.
Linda W. Luther, principal for Fidelity, did not respond to a call Tuesday seeking comment.
Fidelity has yet to receive approval from the LeRay Planning Board, which has requested revisions to the developers site plan. The developer owns 347 acres on the north side of Taylor Road, a mile-long connector under construction that is expected to be open to traffic this fall. It will link Johnson Road at the Walmart intersection to Kestrel Drive, which will extend north from Eagle Ridge Village.
Historically, the town of LeRay has not approved a PILOT agreement longer than three years, said Mark A. Capone, administrative clerk to the supervisor.
We didnt want them asking for a 10-year PILOT when we know its not going to fly here, he said. But at this point theres nothing against the project, as long as they keep presenting evidence the community needs it.
If the project is approved by LeRay this fall, construction could start in the spring.
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LOWVILLE Longtime Watertown Daily Times reporter Steve Virkler will join the staff of the Journal and Republican as reporter Christina Scanlon takes his place as the Lewis County reporter in Watertown.
The switch is part of an editorial shift between the publications, owned by Johnson Newspapers Corp. Ms. Scanlon will handle coverage of Lewis County government and towns and villages, as well as crime, for the Times, stories that also will be featured in the Journal. Mr. Virkler will handle coverage of features, education news, court happenings and Lewis County General Hospital, among other beats. He also will be the Journals assistant editor.
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I am especially thankful to have worked alongside Steve in preparing me for this position, as his knowledge of the county is unmatched, she said.
Mr. Virkler said that after more than a decade of handling daily coverage of Lewis County, he is looking forward to returning to his journalistic roots and focusing more on the weekly newspaper, as he did for the first nine years of his career as a reporter for the former Adirondack Mountain Sun.
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Posting this here just in case anyone has any info:http://www.nps.gov/seki/parknews/upload/FLYER-LAWRENCE-CONN-OVERDUE-HIKER-Oct-24-2012.pdfLast seen on the Taboose Pass trail heading into the mountains on Friday the 19th.
So people don't have to go read that link:On Friday, Oct. 19, 2012, Larry started his hike at the Taboose Creek Trailhead in the Inyo National Forest with plans to travel over Taboose Pass toward the John Muir Trail in Kings Canyon National Park. His route may have included Split Mountain and areas to the south, including Pinchot Pass. He planned to be back on Monday, Oct. 22, 2012.
I have read that Larry is an experienced hiker. He is a long time member of the High Sierra Topic forum. There is more information at: http://highsierratopix.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=8537 regarding the search. Here are a few photos just in case anyone has seen him.And his tent:Andy.
Or word yet on this hiker? Given the experience, location and time of year, I expect a happy ending.
No, as of last night, the man remains "missing". It's now been quite a while and there's weather involved. Not good, but there are those who apparently know him that feel he's got the smarts to last things out, if in able condition but immobile for some reason.
I've been following the threads over at HST and it's heartbreaking. I hope they find Larry alive, but the odds at this point are not favorable. They posted up some of Larry's previous posts and he has stated he doesn't follow his own trip plans, he doesn't carry a SPOT, and he doesn't even own a compass or gps, and he didn't have a stove. He was known to carry adequate cold weather clothing and gear, and extra food.I hope he's found alive, but if nothing else I hope people will consider how they approach their own solo adventures. It's possible something happened to Larry that no amount of safety gear would have helped with, but it's also possible that if he'd had navigation equipment or a SPOT or PLB that this ordeal would have been over days ago.
3.5 weeks after he was last seen, Larry Conn has not returned.There are some moving tributes to Larry, and some words about how much he was moved by the mountains, here:http://highsierratopix.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=8537...scroll down to the last two or three pages.He leaves behind a partner and a 7-year-old son.You will be in our thoughts for a long time to come, Larry.- Elizabeth
Rumoured to be carrying no stove and no compass.> He leaves behind a partner and a 7-year-old son.And those he left behind now have to manage by themselves. They're the ones who are suffering now.Cheers
Edited by rcaffin on 11/12/2012 13:43:41 MST.
This is so sad,I would never venture out in the bush with no map, compass or GPS on a solo trek is not a wise dessicion to make, I take extra precautions when i am solo. I dont venture off track solo unless i know the area well. Choosing to keep to formed hiking trails on my solo treks. Off track with a group of mates.
It's just so worth it to carry a basic compass.Mine is like 35g and is super small and from REI.Most of the time you don't need it but when you do...When we were in Yellowstone at about half way through our trip we basically ran out of trail. The map was 100% wrong.We had to walk about 4 miles through a valley/swamp to the other side to re-orient our position and then find the trail emerging from the valley some three hours later.Without a compass we would have had to turn back.
I carry a compass, too.However, the issue with this man isn't one of navigation: by all accounts, he was very familiar with the areas he backpacked into. The general consensus is that disaster befell him, such as a fall or "medical", rather than him becoming lost. Were he lost and needing orientation, the fellow had clearly established capability to hunker down and make himself known to rescuers that scoured the area.
I agree. I have hiked extensively in this area and if he a map then a compass would likely only be needed in the event of a whiteout. I think we should be careful speculating on causes until there is a bit more data.
Jumped in late... I agree with what Greg wrote. Speculation that such and such piece of gear would have made the difference is just that -- speculation. And given the turn of events -- we can tone down the sarcasm too. "Cheers".
I really hope they find him and everything works out.The issue that keep me awake at night have more to do with a fall or health reasons while alone.Most of the trail have enough traffic that if you are hurt you can just walk to the trail and someone will come by in a few days at most. We need a better way to find trail partners - if for safety alone.A broken leg can be very problematic when alone but if you have a partner can be far easier to recover from.
Kevin, it has been like a month and a half.
"The issue that keep me awake at night have more to do with a fall or health reasons while alone."The cold hard truth, Kevin, is that every once in a while an incident like this occurs and, while terribly sad, it does serve to clarify the risks inherent in solo hiking. I feel for his family and friends, and am sad for him, but also see it as an object lesson for those who contemplate soloing but may not have thought thru the potential consequences. Anyone who does so should do it with their eyes wide open.
I think it's important to remember, too, that we have no way of knowing whether having a hiking partner would have helped in this case. If you're way out in the backcountry and have a massive MI, all your hiking partner is going to be able to do is to watch you die - there's just no way for medical help to arrive in time, even if you're carrying a PLB or a satellite phone.Maybe hiking solo proved a fatal mistake in this case - or may be not. Maybe it was just Larry Conn's time to go. Until/unless his body is found and a cause of death can be accurately determined, we just don't know.
" think it's important to remember, too, that we have no way of knowing whether having a hiking partner would have helped in this case. If you're way out in the backcountry and have a massive MI, all your hiking partner is going to be able to do is to watch you die - there's just no way for medical help to arrive in time, even if you're carrying a PLB or a satellite phone."True enough, but it sure would have saved SAR a lot of time, expense, and personal risk.
Reading some of the posts about the riskiness of hiking solo...I think we can all think of scenarios where a twosome could have saved the day (versus handling a situation solo). But then, some might argue that a threesome or a quartet could handle difficult situations even better! And then, there are those who think hiking out in the wilds in the middle of winter is just plain insane!Where do we draw the line? IMHO, extremes aside, there really is no single line. We all have to weigh the costs against the benefits and against our own experiences (of course).Bottom line, each to his or her own. More preparedness. Less idle speculation.
Edited by ben2world on 12/04/2012 22:51:19 MST.
I think it is well to consider, in the light of this unfortunate occurrence, the two different kinds of risk that accompany solo travel. The first is risks that you, the traveler, accept for yourself. You decide that the added risk to life and limb that traveling alone in the wilds presents is worth it to you in order to have the experience that it provides. I might add that this is not a simple equation - solo=more risk. A person might be safer traveling solo in some situations compared to traveling with companions who they are responsible for and who does not have their level of experience or competence.But generally, solo is riskier.The second is the risks that you ask others to accept for you. The worry and perhaps grief that your injury or death may bring to family and friends; and the risks that will be taken by those who search for you. It is these secondary risks that I find the most troubling in my own considerations of going alone. If I were still single and childless, and could be assured that if I was lost no one would come looking for me and risk their own safety to do it, then I could feel that it was all my risk. But Since I am married and have kids and since I know that I will be searched for even if I tried to arrange that I would not be, I feel differently.These secondary risks have led me to decide that I have an obligation to those at home and those who would come looking to carry a PLB, for their sake. I realize thee are situations where it wouldn't matter - if I fall and die it won't matter what I am carrying - so it's not perfect but there it is. Everyone has to consider the risks and decide what they want to do. I just think it's important to be aware of the risks that you take for others as well as those you take for yourself.
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They can call the new rest stop that is dubbed Tie Fork Spanish Fork's rest stop all they want, but Carbon residents know full well that the new facility located on the old site of the Skyview Motel and Sevice Station is really theirs.
For years people in the area stopped at the Tucker Rest Stop just east of the newly constructed facility and got a drink, went to the bathroom and sat on the green grass while the nearby stream pleasantly flowed by. Most everyone in the county also marked their trip across the 60 mile stretch from the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon to Helper by using the stop as a landmark like they do Billy's Mountain, Sheep Creek, Soldier Summit, Colton and the Emma Park turnoff.
So on Monday the tradition will continue as the new Tie Fork rest stop, which is nine miles west of Soldier Summit, will be celebrated with a grand opening.
The opening will also feature a rail cutting, commemorating the railroad tradition that survives and thrives in the area.
Speakers at the ceremony will include State Representative Christine Watkins, State Senator David Hinkins, John Njord, Utah Department of Transportation executive director and Bevan Wilson, the Utah Transporation Commissioner.
With that opening UDOT will have completed 56 improvement projects on U.S. Highway 6 over the last decade with a combined budget of $239 million. According to a UDOT press release the completed projects have addressed the areas transportation needs including roadway widening, capacity improvements and safety improvements.
Highway 6 between Spanish Fork and Interstate 70 includes 130 miles of highway and is one of Utahs primary arteries for energy, commerce and tourism. In 2007, 32 percent of the vehicles on U.S. 6 traveling over Soldier Summit were trucks.
The new Tie Fork Rest Area is designed to replace Tucker which was removed when U.S. 6 was realigned to improve safety. Building the new rest area was essential to maintaining services in the corridor.
The building for the rest stop is reminiscent of an old railroad station and round house. There is also a sculpture, done by local Carbon artists Gary Prazen and Danny Blanton, of a steam locomotive that will be part of the rest stop's ambiance.
The new rest stop will be a pleasant addition to the road improvements, particularly considering the route has been without a formal stop for almost a year.


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This time last week, I posted the first part of an interview with Jason Parks, who does scouting work for Baseball Prospectus. The first part of the interview was about the Baltimore Orioles' young pitching, as Parks provided great insight into the young arms of the organization. There are very few people in the baseball media that are more informed about young players in both the majors and minors than Parks.
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Elijah Pryor holds a bible behind his back while waiting for the National Day of Prayer celebration to start. This was the first year for the event at the Gifford Community Center, which attracted about 40 people.
Andrew Jefferson (center), Reverend at St. Peter's Missionary Baptist Church, gestures while listening to Rev. Benny Rhyant (foreground) Thursday during a National Day of Prayer celebration at the Gifford Community Center. "I feel that it can help the community to heal, but also to restore our faith as a people as well," said Jefferson.
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Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Line the bottom of a sheet pan with parchment paper.
Put the flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, salt and lavender in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Whisk to combine.
Toss the cubed butter into the dry ingredients and place the bowl into the refrigerator to chill for 15 minutes.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan (Nov. 13, 2012) - Nissan Motorsports International Co., Ltd. (Nismo) is pleased to announce the official release of a Nissan GT-R (R35) that conforms to FIA GT3 regulations: the 2013 Model, Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3.
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Hurricane warnings mat have put an end to Google's plans for an October 29 event, but Android fans won't have been disappointed with what Googled offered up on Monday instead: a bonanza of news about their highly anticipated upcoming Nexus devices.
In lieu of an event unveiling, Google has simply made an announcement online, confirming what most of us have been suspecting for some time – A Samsung-made Nexus 10 tablet, and an LG-made Nexus 4 smartphone.
The fact that the new gadgets couldn't be revealed live didn't seem to lessen the impact of the announcement, as major news organizations and leading tech sites jumped onto the Nexus news en masse.
Now, we're breaking down all the latest talk to give you the major points of this dual announcement.
Release dates and pricing:
Both the Nexus 10 tablet and Nexus 4 phone will be available as of November 13 in the U.S and Canada, as well as in several European countries and Japan for the Nexus 10.
Google's pricing the unlocked LG Nexus 4 at 8GB for $299, and 16GB for $349 or $199 through T-Mobile with a 2-year contract.
Specs and reviews:
There's already been a lot of positive reactions to the Nexus 10.
With a slightly more curved body than most of us had anticipated, the entirely Samsung-made tablet has a 10" display that Gizmodo's calling better than retina at 300 pixels per inch.
Inside, it boasts a a dual-core 1.7GHz Samsung Exynos processor, 2 GB of RAm, and is available in either 16 GB or 32 GB models.
Powered by Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean), it's also got front and back cameras and front-facing stereo speakers.
As for the new LG smartphone, the Nexus 4 also runs on Android 4.2 and, like the Nexus 10 tablet, has gotten good reviews, with Gizmodo claiming "it might be the best Android phone yet."
A collaboration between Google and LG, it bears a lot of resemblance to the LG Optimus G, but has a more rounded body, better software, and new features like PhotoSphere and Gesture typing.
Behind its 4.7", 320 ppi screen, it's got a quad-core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, 2 GB of RAM, and comes in either 8 GB or 16 GB models.
A couple of other strong points are its 8 megapixel rear-facing camera, and the fact that it supports wireless charging.
If you're looking for detailed specs, TechCrunch has a pretty complete list for both devices here.
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CANTON SUNY Cantons fourth annual Law Enforcement Day is reaching beyond campus to bring in the professionals who influence television police dramas.
The program is an opportunity for students and community members to better understand the work entailed in criminal investigations.
The event, sponsored by the colleges student chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association, will bring local and nationally known criminal investigation experts today to Richard W. Miller Campus Centers Kingston Theater.
Lecturers will be discussing the most modern tools used to solve crimes, said associate professor Susan E. Buckley, head of the colleges Criminal Justice Department.
The students, hopefully, will be able to walk away with a piqued interest in these different specialties within the discipline, Mrs. Buckley said.
We talk about blood splatter in a couple of our classes, but these are people that are still in the field doing it.
Keynote speaker Thomas L. Martin, a retired state police crime scene senior investigator, will be discussing blood splatter analysis at 1 p.m. as a part of the daylong event.
Mr. Martin has been an expert guest analyst on television programs such as Trace Evidence: The Case Files of Dr. Henry Lee, Forensic Files and On the Case with Paula Zahn.
He also has appeared on the HBO series Autopsy and has written several books.
Were going to talk about crime scene forensics in general and specifically how blood stains pertain to crime scenes, and what kind of things separate them from the factual things that we do in the real world versus the fictional nonsense that we see on television, Mr. Martin said.
The free sessions are open to the public. Mrs. Buckley said the interest in television shows based on criminal investigations should pique the communitys interest.
Other scheduled speakers include Clarkson University associate professor Stephanie Schuckers, who will discuss fingerprint recognition software at 9 a.m.; Onondaga County Medical Examiner Dr. Robert Stoppacher, who will discuss death investigations at 10 a.m., and Onondaga County Sheriffs Department forensics document examiner and SUNY Canton adjunct instructor Dwayne Wisbey, who will give a talk on document analysis at 11 a.m.
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Work involves supervising subordinate Animal Care Specialists in enforcement of state and county laws regulating the effective housing, custody, control, and registration of companion animals, and the development and implementation of programs relating to animal welfare.
Work includes coordinating the field activities of subordinates, each of which patrols an assigned area, picking up and transporting stray animals, issuing citations, enforcing applicable animal care laws, investigating dog and/or cat bite cases, and informing the public of county ordinances regulating animal control.
Work includes the management and operation of a kennel facility and crematory, and the supervision of staff engaged in the operation and maintenance of these facilities.
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BUFFALO, NY - Former Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff took time out to say thank you to everyone for his time as a Buffalo Sabre player and coach.
Ruff, who was fired this week after nearly 16 years as head coach for the Sabres, spoke to the media Friday morning.
First Ruff thanked the Knox family for drafting him and bringing him to Buffalo as a hockey player in 1979. Then he thanked the Rigas family and Tom Golisano for keeping him around through the ownership changes.
He thanked Terry and Kim Pegula, who currently own the Sabres, and called them "first-class" owners. And he thanked the players, current and former, saying the team didn't let him down, and that they gave him all they had.
Ruff became emotional when talking about the Sabres' fans. He says he will always call Western New York home and will continue to live here.
The announcement of Ruff's firing was made on the team's Twitter account Wednesday.
Ruff was relieved of his duties shortly after the team held a 90-minute practice, a day after the Sabres were booed several times by their home fans during a 2-1 loss to the Winnipeg Jets. Ruff said the loss against Winnipeg was a "kick in the gut."
Ruff has been head coach since 1997. He was the longest tenured coach in the NHL. Ruff has a long history with the Sabres. He was drafted by the team in 2nd round of 1979 NHL draft and played 10 seasons before being traded to the New York Rangers. He finished his career playing for the Rochester Americans of the AHL and San Diego Gulls in the IHL.


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POTSDAM Richard H. Peters, 34, of 39 South Main St., Norwood, was charged by state police with first-degree criminal contempt, second-degree reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child Saturday afternoon, following the investigation of a Friday night incident.
Police said Mr. Peters was chasing his ex-girlfriend, April L. Regan, and their two children at around 8 p.m. Friday.
Mr. Peters tried multiple times to cut them off while following her car on a snowmobile on Austin Ridge and River roads in Potsdam.
Ms. Regan has an order of protection against Mr. Peters.
Mr. Peters is being held at St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, on $5,000 bail and is scheduled to appear in Norfolk Town Court.
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It's a rivalry as old as forests themselves: the ancient battle between trees and their competitors, the vines. But now, ecologists say, the vines are winning. Bill Laurance, of Australia's James Cook University, says increased forest fragmentation and a boost in carbon dioxide may be contributing to the vines' domination.


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