text: What kind of help do you need? (Example:"Panda AdminSecure", "2093 error") Tweet Error 3333 loading/downloading plug-ins during the update of the Endpoint Protection signature files Information applies to: Products Endpoint ProtectionEndpoint Protection PlusSymptomsError 3333 loading/downloading plug-ins during the update of the Panda Cloud Office Protection signature files.CauseThe WalUpd.log file in %ProgramFiles%\Panda Security\WaAgent\WalUpd reports the following errors:EC_WALUPD_ERR_NULL_ARG (2048). It indicates the plug-in load path is a blank string in the PLUGINS section of the WalUpd.ini file. For example:[PLUGINS]WAAGENT=" "EC_WALUPD_ERR_GENERAL (2049). It indicates the path to the plug-in is incorrect or the plug-in is not found in the location specified in the PLUGINS section of the WalUpd.ini file. It can also indicate that the file is corrupted.EC_WALUPD_ERR_COULD_NOT_LOAD_PLUGIN (2053). It indicates the library does not export the necessary functions.Elements to checkCheck 1: The libraries actually exist in the paths.Check the following: All libraries mentioned in the PLUGINS section of the WALUpd.ini file actually exist in the indicated paths.These paths are not empty.If the libraries can actually be found in the paths and they are not empty, go on to the following check.Check 2: Incompatible version.In this case, it is necessary to check that all plug-ins logged in the PLUGINS section of the WalUpd.ini file export all functions defined for the Walupd plug-ins (WA_Initialize, WA_Finalize, WA_GetPluginRevisions, WASFUPD_GetSFTypesCount, WASFUPD_GetSFTypeByIndex, WASFUPD_GetSFSubTypesCount, WASFUPD_GetSFSubTypeByIndex, WASFUPD_GetSFInfo, WASFUPD_GetSFPath, WASFUPD_UpdateSFByPath). Go to the %ProgramFiles%\Panda Security\WaAgent\WalUpd directory.Edit the WalUpd.ini file.Find all plug-ins logged in section [PLUGINS]Example:[PLUGINS]WAAGENT="C:\Program Files\Panda Security\WaAgent\WALSYSUD\WalSysUd.dll"WAC=C:\Program Files\Panda Security\WAC\WACONF.dllOnce you have found the plug-in, check its dependencies using a tool like Dependency Walker for example.In this example, the plug-in is WAUPD.dll and it correctly exports the following functions: WA_Initialize, WA_Finalize, WA_GetPluginRevisions, WASFUPD_GetSFTypesCount, WASFUPD_GetSFTypeByIndex, WASFUPD_GetSFSubTypesCount, WASFUPD_GetSFSubTypeByIndex, WASFUPD_GetSFInfo, WASFUPD_GetSFPath y WASFUPD_UpdateSFByPath, as you can see in the image below: SolutionApply the solution that corresponds to your case:Copy the plug-in that has caused the error to the correct directory.Modify the path so that it points to the right file.If some library does not exist, due to the fact that a protection module has been uninstalled, you can remove the relevant entry from the PLUGINS sections of the WALUpd.ini file.If the library exists but it doesn't export the necessary functions, replace the library with a correct version or reinstall the protection.Data needed to report the incident If the issue is not solved, it is necessary to collect a series of data from the computer. This information is collected automatically by the PSInfo tool that you need to download and run following these instructions:From a computer with Internet connection, download the PSInfo2_V2.exe file into your computer and save it in your Windows Desktop. Double click the PSInfo2_V2.exe file, so that the information about hardware and software from your computer is gathered.Fill in all the requested fields.If PCOP is installed in the computer, the PCOPDIAGS application will be launched.Follow the PCOPDIAGS wizard.When the data collection finishes, a file called XXXX.psz is generated in your hard drive. Send to Panda Security this file which is located in the TEMP folder of your hard drive, by default.In the event that for whatever reason PSInfo cannot be run, or the PCOPDIAGS application has not been released it is necessary to collect and send the following data to Panda for analysis:WalUpd.ini configuration file.This file is in %Programfiles%\Panda Security\WaAgent\Security\WaAgent\WalUpdWalUpd log file (once the error has occurred).To get this log, follow the steps below: Find the WalUpd.ini file in %Programfiles%\Panda Security\WaAgent\WalUpdEdit the file by adding the following lines[LOG]LevelLog=200Restart the Panda Endpoint Administration Agent service.For the error to reoccur and therefore collect the data, generate a new immediate scan and force an update for the scan to be launched. 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The Last Godfather
In 1950s New York, Mafia boss Don Carini suddenly brings his lovechild Young-gu from Korea, who seems mentally impaired, to train him as his successor. He keeps disappointing everyone by behaving strangely but finally manages to win the hearts of the gang. However, the mafia's rival refuses to let him take over.
Cast: Harvey Keitel, Jason Mewes, Michael Rispoli, Jon Polito, Blake Clark
Produced by: Dooho Choi
Directed by: Hyung-rae Shim
Written by: Joel Cohen, Hyung-rae Shim
Running time: 1hr 40min
Opens: Apr 01, 2011 Limited
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Information for Transfer Applicants
Each year, approximately 1,300 students transfer to Binghamton from two-year community colleges and four-year colleges and universities from around the world. If you'd like to join them, you can go to our transfer application directions; but we hope you'll take a minute to read the important information below about transfer admission criteria, transfer of credits, special programs and services for transfer students and more. If you already have an undergraduate degree, please see this special note.
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AKRON, Ohio-- Larry and Aaron Longstreth have always loved making movies.
Writer/Director Larry Longstreth said, "We started basically in my late teenage years, just playing around with the home video camera and goofing around in backyards."
His brother, producerAaron Longstreth, said, "Now we are on a whole new level with this production. Well over, when it is said and done, 350 people."
Their latest film is "The Murders of Brandywine Theater," is abouta small townloser who finds courage when his puppet, Moxxy, starts speaking up for him.
Filming in and showing off Ohio was always part of the plan.
Aaron said, "We love Akron. We love Route 8. We love the Kent Stage. We love downtown, the brick streets in Kent."
READ MORE: Filming brothers want Northeast Ohio to thrive
Larry added, "This is where we grew up, man. So to bring all these people here is a big exciting thing. And they are loving it. These actors and actresses are just loving it."
Danielle Lozeau, who plays "Mindy," says "Everyone here is so nice. I mean I'm from LA so it's like... it's just a different vibe and I really like it out here."
Clevelanders are excited about the film industry and even Cleveland Browns' Josh Cribbs got into the action.
EXTRA: Kent: Browns' Josh Cribbs in a different 'role'
And when the call for "extras" went out, hundreds showed up to support the production.
"We are shooting the films finale with, hopefully, a hundred or more extras in the audience. This is the end, this is where Henry finally has the courage to fight his darker half, the puppet," Larry said.
Another benefit the Longstreth brothers areproud of is working with a regional crew and longtime friends.
Aaron said "This crew here is the culmination of 10 years of the best of the best people we have worked with."
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Endangered bird could disrupt tsunami cleanup efforts
COOS COUNTY, Ore. -- Protection of an endangered species could slow down tsunami debris clean up on parts of the Oregon coast.
State parks and tsunami debris clean up groups say in order to not disturb Snowy Plover nesting areas, they are limiting beach debris clean up to only big items like the large boats and docks that have washed up recently.
They say small items will not be dealt with until nesting season is over this fall, and you should also not pick up trash around nesting areas.
Calum Stevenson of the Oregon State Parks, said they do have crews that will do some cleanup work. "We do have beach rangers out there," he said. "They do have their pick ups, they will be allowed in there to pick up certain amounts of debris on the beach, not all of it however, because some of it will be closer to the nests and things like that."
Snowy Plover nesting season began last Friday.
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The title of this article is a gross error. Goyer only owns a fractional share and this plane is based at his home airport in Texas, so it's the one he uses most often. He was not the pilot on this flight, nor was he even in the plane when the mid-air occurred.
I'm interested......Just what exactly is the true story of this misadventure? Was Goyer's a/c truly involved in an accident? What type of accident? Goyer wasn't involved? Who was? You know: Who, Why, When, Where?
Goyer wasn't at the controls or even present when it happened, it was his business associate
PlaneSmart outta ADS?
ok I saw this on my local news since I live just outside of KCLL. They said the whell had come off in flight and went thru the windsheild. Guess it was just another bad report from out media.
It did......after the two aircraft collided. It didn't randomly fall off and land on the Cirrus.........hogwash
It appears that as of this writing (1426 CT), the Flying Magazine website is offline.
They probably realized they pay him way to much money if that is his personal airplane!
Don't penalize a guy for being successful! You then sound like the folks who like to tax the %$^*! out of those who have earned their own money...
Very good point sir
You sound like the kind of asshole who sees a child dying of cancer not being able to afford treatments and thinks "should have worked harder." Lowest kind of scum.
@eric Spitter - get a grip. why attack dkghak for their observation? show some frickin respect. you sound like the pot that calls the kettle black......
Because bringing stupid political views into unrelated conversations is stupid. It isn't an observation, it is irrelevant rhetoric that had nothing to do with the topic at hand. If the kettle makes itself look stupid the pot has every right to point it out.
Working from here......
Might be a local IP problem, then. I get this message when I try to access flyingmag.com:
Error 403 spam RBL listed IP address (http://www.stopforumspam.com)
spam RBL listed IP address (http://www.stopforumspam.com)
Guru Meditation:
Varnish cache server
It was an issue with a VPN that I was using.
They are really lucky to have walked away from this one.
I sure don't know Mr. Goyer, but lets not conclude he was did anything stupid. Hell, our ship of state is
sinking rapidly, and those responsible get paid handsomely for causing it.
How did we get from the subject of a Cirrus accident to "our ship of state is sinking rapidly"?
Because some people are so ignorant that they think their political viewpoints are relevant anywhere there is a place to post them. Oftentimes it turns out the people that speak the loudest have the least intelligence.
Says he that post 3 times...


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Read: Michael St. Croix Is An Interesting Fellow
This season, 2011 fourth round pick Michael St. Croix has 25 goals and 42 assists in the WHL for the Edmonton Oil Kings.
Earlier this week at Blueshirts United, Gordie Clark said that St. Croix has a high hockey IQ:
"He's a smart, smart kid with a lot of talent. It's all about this summer for him—he needs to get that extra step, and then who knows with him? He is an interesting kid for us, for sure."
At Hockey's Future, Leslie Treff says that St. Croix projects to be more of a playmaker than a scorer, is very fast and has excellent hockey sense.
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The Rangers love their hockey sense and St. Croix seems to fit into that mold. He has some skills and is putting up big numbers in his third year in Edmonton and should eclipse the 75 points he scored last season very soon. Maybe he makes a run at Team Canada next year for the World Juniors. If anything he adds nice depth to the prospect pool and gives them another piece to either trade or try to build around.


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The NHLPA announced today that Chris Drury has retired from
the National Hockey League after 12 seasons.
Before you get excited, Drury's contract will still count
against the salary cap next season.
Because Drury was bought out before he retired, his cap hit
can't be expunged, though it would have been if Drury had retired before the
Obviously it would be great for the Rangers to suddenly have
an additional $3.7 million in free cap space, but the team was going to buy him
out after the season whether he planned to retire or not and since Drury wasn't
then expecting to have to hang up his skates for good, the Blueshirts had
little choice but to eat the rest of his contract.
Many Rangers' fans have compared Drury's situation to Markus
Naslund's a couple of years ago. Naslund
chose to retire
rather than forcing the Rangers to pay him a $2 million buyout, saving the organization
$4 million in cap space in the process. Drury
accepted the remainder of the money owed to him from his five-year, $35.025
million contract, and then retired later in the summer.
As Dave Shapiro of Blue Seat Blogs points out, the
situations are very different. Naslund
knew all along that he was going to retire whereas Drury
clearly planned on getting another NHL contract this summer. When Drury could find no team interested in
his services, he was basically left with two options: play overseas or
retire. Drury chose to end his career,
but he can hardly be faulted for wanting to continue playing heading into the
offseason. If he had planned to retire
all along, then the situation would have been much more similar to Naslund and
it would be fair to hope, not expect,
that Drury would retire before the buyout. But Drury, ever a competitor, wanted to continue his career and was
unable to do so, thus the decision to retire was made for him.
Drury, like many recent Rangers' UFA signings, never lived
up to the absurdly inflated terms of his contract. To do so, Drury would have had to post a
string of 30+ goal seasons, a difficult task made even tougher by a string of injuries
that effectively cut his career in New York short.
His sky-high cap hit combined with the unfortunate
comments he made prior to Christmas in 2008 and a rash of serious injuries made
Drury an easy scapegoat for Rangers' fans, but he shouldn't be blamed for
Drury wasn't as great in blue as many hoped, but his
reputation around the league amongst players, coaches and NHL media is still as
strong as ever. Though Drury was a major
disappointment to Rangers' fans, everyone in the Rangers' organization went out
of their way to praise his leadership and popularity in the locker room even in
the twilight of his career.
So it would be great if Drury had retired earlier and saved
the Rangers some money. It would have
been even better if GM Glen Sather had learned about restraint a few years
earlier and never given Drury an unreasonable contract. As usual, that's all hindsight and while it's
fair to be a little disappointed in how Drury's time on Broadway unfolded, he
can't be blamed for doing the logical thing and signing a huge offer to play
for the Rangers, or for the sad way his career concluded.
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PAWTUCKET — Thanks to the diligent work of Pawtucket Police detectives, two suspects have been arrested who are accused of committing a string of frightening armed robberies and home invasions that have recently occurred in the city.
According to Pawtucket Police, over the past several weeks, detectives have been investigating a series of hold-ups involving a firearm being displayed that took place at local stores, gas stations and two residences. Information was developed from a tip that led detectives to two city men as suspects.
On January 3, police say the suspects were seen in a vehicle that was operating on Central Avenue. The car was stopped by officers and the two men were taken into custody. They have been identified as Brendan LeBlanc, 36, of Byron Avenue, Pawtucket, and Robert J. Messier, 33, of Woodside Avenue, Pawtucket.
Police say a replica firearm was located at Messier's residence. Detectives Donti Rosciti, David Silva and Charles "Chip" Devine are credited with piecing together the information that led to the arrests.
LeBlanc and Messier were brought before the District Court in Providence on January 4. Both suspects were ordered held without bail.
Leblanc was charged with the following crimes:
1. Armed robbery at Dot's clothing on December 7, 2012
2. Armed Robbery at Town Mart on December 13, 2012
3. Armed Robbery at Metro PCS on December 18, 2012
4. Home invasion robbery at 12 Poirier St. on December 26, 2012
5. Gulf Express robbery on December 31, 2012
6. Armed robbery at Bestway convenience store on January 1, 2013.
7. Conspiracy to commit robbery related to the home invasion on December 26, 2012
8. Breaking and entering related to the home invasion on December 26, 2012
9. Possession of Clonazepam
10. Two outstanding warrants
Messier was charged with following crimes:
1. Home invasion robbery at 12 Poirier St. on December 26, 2012
2. Conspiracy to commit robbery related to the Metro PCS robbery on December 18, 2012
3. Breaking and entering related to the home invasion on December 26, 2012
4. Possession of Cocaine
5. Possession of Clonazepam
6. Possession of Alprazolam
7. Driving in Possession of Controlled Substance
8. Driving on a Suspended License
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Video: Carbon Monoxide: What to look for in your home
BRUNSWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - When police officers arrive at your house early Saturday morning, it's never positive.
For Christina Fedolfi, it was the end of life as she knew it.
From that point on, her life would be dedicated to a cause much greater than she would know, though she will never know why such a cause is even necessary in this day in age. Her mission: to prevent carbon monoxide deaths. Her drive: the tragic death of her sister, Caroline; brother-in-law, Parker; 10-year-old nephew, Owen; and 8-year-old niece, Sophie Lofgren.
That tragedy is the reason why Brunswick police were knocking on the Fedolfi's door that Saturday morning, November 29, 2008. That tragedy is the reason why laws are on the brink of changing so that every rental home, school and business is installed with a functioning carbon monoxide detector.
You see, the Lofgrens had won a long weekend at a rental home in Aspen, not far from where they lived in Colorado. The only weekend that would work for the accomplished family was Thanksgiving weekend. Caroline Lofgren had called her sister in Maine, saying she didn't even want to be there. She wanted to be with her recently widowed father, sister Christina and four other siblings with their families in Maine. After all, it was the first Thanksgiving since their mom died.
But Caroline was in Aspen, with her immediate family. They assumedly had a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner. It would be their last. The next morning, family friends were coming to the luxury rental home. However, they began to panic when they couldn't contact the Lofgrens. They would soon find Caroline and Parker dead in their bed. Sophie and Owen passed away on the floor, at the foot of the bed. It's believed they felt the silent killer seep into their lungs in their own bedroom. There was blood found on their beds.
Experts say exhaust from a boiler in the home was piping carbon monoxide into their bedrooms at levels so high, it could kill anyone in just 20 minutes. The rental home had every luxury in the world, except carbon monoxide detectors to warn the family they were in danger.
Christina says the week that followed really changed her. Sure, it was heart-wrenching. It was the strength of her family, however, that helped her get through the tragedy. In fact, Parker's Swedish family followed with tradition, building Owen and Sophie's coffins in just 24 hours, so that they would rest forever in something unique and beautiful, just like them.
In the years following the tragedy, Christina faces a daily challenge: curl up under a rock and cry forever, or make sure no more Owens and Sophies die from the odorless, invisible killer. Christina has chosen the latter, and it has made all the difference.


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A Hogansburg woman was sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, to 1� years in prison for participating in a conspiracy to smuggle more than 18,000 endangered and threatened reptiles from the United States into Canada.
Olivia J. Terrance, 28, also was ordered to undergo three years of supervision upon her release after a plea in April in which she admitted helping to smuggle turtles, alligators and other reptiles across the border in 2009 and 2010.
According to prosecutors, Miss Terrance smuggled hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of reptiles into Canada, where they were sold to retailers and collectors. She was caught when law enforcement officials followed her by car and helicopter after she received a shipment of wildlife and took it by boat across the St. Lawrence River.
An alleged co-conspirator, Dennis Day, Cobden, Ontario, also faces a federal indictment in the matter, although there has been no activity on his federal case since the indictment was handed up in August 2012, as he still has provincial charges pending against him in Canada.
Prosecutors claimed Mr. Day paid for reptiles to be shipped from Florida, Louisiana and California to Miss Terrance at various addresses in Hogansburg. At least 17 such shipments arrived from June 2009 to July 2010, loaded with exotic creatures including American alligators, Chinese striped turtles, green iguanas, helmeted chameleons and Timor tree monitor lizards.
The exportation of such species requires a permit from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Prosecutors said Ms. Terrance arranged to transport the reptiles across the border to Mr. Day without permits.
The case was investigated by special agents with the Fish and Wildlife Service, with assistance from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the Canadian Wildlife Service, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Canada Border Services Agency and the Mohawk Tribal Police.
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Democratic Senators voted to ratify President Barack Obama's decision to reject the Keystone XL pipelines, leaving the oil project in limbo and ensuring that it will remain a political issue in the near future, The Washington Times reported.
According to the newspaper, Obama personally lobbied Democrats to support his decision, and reaped the rewards when 42 of these Senators sided with him in opposition of the pipeline – enough lawmakers to sustain a filibuster against a GOP-led effort to undo the President's rejection.
"The Democrat-controlled Senate just turned its back on job creation and energy independence," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said in a response to the move. "President Obama's personal pleas to wavering senators may have tipped the balance against this legislation. When it comes to delays over Keystone, anyone looking for a culprit should now look no further than the Oval Office."
The Chicago Tribune reported that Republicans are eager to showcase Obama's decision to withhold approval of the Canada-to-Gulf-Coast pipeline as proof that the Administration is not doing enough to increase the Nation's energy supplies and generate jobs.


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NEWPORT–Deanna Brandstetter had to battle hard for her 7-5, 7-5 victory over Middlebury's Jane McCabe on Wednesday.
Brandstetter had the was the only member of the Falcons to pick up a win in the match for 6-6 North Country.
Middlebury was dominant in all the other matches, and the only other Falcons to win a set was the doubles team of Rosie Wheeler and Briana Treadwell who won their first set 6-3.
NEWPORT CITY – Protesters picketed the Safe Choices Program in the parking lot overlooking the Gateway Center Wednesday evening. They were hoping to send a message to Dr. Susan Wehry, commissioner of the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living, that they are unhappy with the Safe Choices Program.
Wehry was the keynote speaker at a Family Caregiver Retreat at the Gateway Center.
Second judge issues temporary relief from abuse order to protect Bennett from another client.
NEWPORT – Judge Dennis Pearson recently issued an emergency order preventing the Department of Aging and Independent Living (DAIL) from interfering with William Bennett's right to speak privately and meaningfully with his attorney, Gertrude Miller.
NEWPORT–Martha Petzoldt was the lone Falcon to pick up a win on Tuesday as the North Country girls tennis team fell to Montpelier 6-1.
Petzoldt had been struggling a bit, but Coach Marie George was pleased with the way she battled against the Solons.
"She really came back, she hadn't played well, but (against Montpelier) it was like the old Martha was back."
George said her captain was able to make adjustments in her game that forced her opponent to play to her strengths.
NEWPORT–"I have been around high school baseball for a long time, and I haven't seen many better games than this."
Those were the first words from Coach Bonvechio after North Country's tough 6-4 loss to Missisquoi on Wednesday.
"It was well played, not many errors, some exciting plays, well hit balls, good pitching from both teams, it was a fun game to be part of, I'm just sorry we ended up on the losing end."
NEWPORT–North Country ran into a tough pitching Missisquoi Valley Union Thunderbirds team on Tuesday, as Dakota Raleigh threw seven strong innings in the T-Birds 8-0 win over the Falcons.
"They pitched a lot in to us, and some of them (NCU) couldn't make the adjustment," said Coach Dunn.
The Falcons were in striking distance most of the game, but a five run top of the seventh made it a much tougher mountain to climb.
Kayla Desheneau went the distance for the Falcons, and Mariah Roberts and Anna Bingham had the lone hits for North Country.
HARDWICK-It took ten innings but the Lake Region boys finally finished off the Hazen Wildcats by a wide open 18-12 score. Deadlocked at ten, the Rangers exploded for eight runs in the top of the frame.
HARDWICK–One day after scoring 14 runs against Oxbow, the Lake Region Lady Ranger's continued their offensive outburst by scoring 14 runs against the Hazen Wildcats.
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Together with the Hellenic Ministry of Development and Ministry of Tourism we will focus mainly on areas identified as the backbone of the Greek economy. This B2B conference is a great opportunity to strengthen the links between companies from Greece and other European countries and to exploit the underused business potential that currently exists in the European economy
To support SMEs and the restart of the real economy in Greece, VP Tajani travelled with Daniel Calleja Crespo, Enterprise and Industry DG and SME Envoy to Athens, accompanied by representatives of more than 138 European companies.
The EU companies will meet and talk with 413 Greek SME owners and managers about collaborations and trade partnerships, investment, and joint undertakings.
Central to their visit will be a business to business networking event, to reinforce partnerships and help the EU's industry and SMEs fully exploit the potential for commercial relations with Greece. The aim is to promote business opportunities (B2B) for partnerships and investment in Greece in the following areas:
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Buzz: Are The Calgary Flames Waiting For Mike Sullivan?
It has been reported that Mike Sullivan could be a top coaching candidate this summer and the he may be at the top of the list for the Calgary Flames.
In the Calgary Herald, via Puck Daddy, George Johnson writes that Sullivan fits in the Flames on so many levels.
He notes that Sullivan played in Calgary for three seasons in the mid-90s and knows GM Jay Feaster from their time together in Tampa Bay.
Don't underestimate the ties to Feaster from Sullivan's assistant coaching gig for Tortorella in Tampa Bay. Such working knowledge of each other eliminates the tiptoeing around and lets everyone get down to the task — a sizable one — at hand immediately.
Sullivan has been a Rangers assistant coach since the 2009-10 season.
For GMs looking for a head coach, wait the extra week or 3 to talk to #NYR assistant Mike Sullivan.
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Adam: It would stink to lose Sully, but he definitely deserves another shot at being a head coach. He has had so much to do with the development of the young defense and has a lot of responsibility under John Tortorella. The question of who would replace Sullivan isn't easy to answer. Looking back through Tortorella's coaching history, his assistants for most of his time in Tampa were Craig Ramsey and Jeff Reese. Ramsey was fired in Tampa, Sullivan replaced him, and Bishop is now the goalie coach for the Flyers.
From his time in NY with John Muckler, Charlie Huddy and Keith Acton are both assistants in the league. He was an assistant to Rangers assistant coach/assistant GM Jim Schoenfeld in Phoenix and going back about 20 years, Don Lever was an assistant with him in Buffalo. He was last the head coach of Chicago in the AHL in 2010-11. There are the options in Hartford with Ken Gernander, Pat Boller and J.J. Daigneault. Daigneault played half a seaosn while Tortorella was an assistant coach in Phoenix.


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Jefferson County Legislators voted unanimously Tuesday to adopt a resolution opposing any plan to close the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center in Ogdensburg or reduce services at the facility.
Officials are worried that a state Office of Mental Health plan to reduce the number of inpatient hospital beds in New York in favor of more outpatient-based services would have a negative effect on both the economy and the welfare of the north country.
The facility, which employs approximately 500 people, provides mental health services to patients in 13 counties. The next closest psychiatric center is in Syracuse.
The center provides services for children, youth and adults. It also offers a sex-offender treatment program.
The loss of jobs and payroll at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center would create an economic climate that will contribute even further to the need for the services that would be taken out of this area by the Centers closure or reduction of services, the resolution reads in part.
The state Office of Mental Health is hosting a listening session about the issue at the St. Lawrence Pyschiatric Center Unity Center, 1 Chimney Point Drive, from 10 a.m. to noon May 15. Anyone from the community is allowed to speak or attend provided they register beforehand on the Office of Mental Health website.
The resolution, which was added at the last minute, provided the second surprise of the evening.
Legislators went into an executive session early in the meeting to discuss the removal of Dr. David F. Rosner as jail physician.
Sheriff John P. Burns requested that Dr. Rosner be removed in an email to county legislators and administrators that was included in last weeks Finance and Rules committee agenda.
Mr. Burns said the email was meant to be confidential because it concerned a personnel matter.
Deputy Administrator Michael E. Kaskan said he included the email in the agenda as justification for the committee to take action.
The committee decided last week to defer their decision about the matter to Tuesdays meeting. On Tuesday, the full board decided to postpone the decision once again.
Undersheriff Paul W. Trudeau said after the meeting that he had no comment on the matter.
County Administrator Robert F. Hagemann III said that the removal of Dr. Rosner was still an ongoing discussion.
More discussion is needed. We hope to resolve the issue and make the right moves in fairness to all concerned, Chairwoman Carolyn D. Fitzpatrick, R-Watertown, said.
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Though commonly associated with military uniforms, safari garb, and pleated pants, this summer, khaki is kicking these sartorial connections to the proverbial curb. Instead of being relegated to business-casual trousers and epaulet-accented tops, designers are turning to the color for everything from moto jackets to multi-tiered ruffled frocks. Even cutting-edge talents like Rihanna and Alexander Wang have recently been linked to khaki, through what they wear (in Ms. R's case, a sandy pair of Gucci trousers) and work (Wang used the fabric in his collaboration with the Gap).
In addition to these true trendsetters, the season's runways also featured a fabulous range of khaki pieces. At Paul & Joe, the models worked linen onesies like the Cameleon Full-Length Jumpsuit ($294, on sale) with brightly color shoes and pendant necklaces, while at Etro, high-waisted Gabardine City Shorts ($530) were accented with fanny packs and patterned tanks.
With so many fine examples at our fingertips, we decided it was time to turn the spotlight on this utilitarian hue, hence today's Go Buy Now. Read on for our top khaki-colored necessities currently on the market!
1. Alexander Wang for Gap Moto Jacket ($88, available June 16th)
The Gap's partnership with the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund has yielded two years of amazing interpretations of the classic white shirt, as imagined by up-and-coming designers like Kate and Laura Mulleavy, Thakoon Panichgul, and Phillip Lim. This year, the collaboration (officially known as Gap Design Editions) offers up another old favorite for modern translation: khakis. Fashion Fund winner Alexander Wang created four pieces for this collection, including the brilliant moto jacket shown above.
2. Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer Sunglasses ($189) in olive
Sure you've seen the classic Wayfarer shape before, but how amazing do these popular frames look in a drab olive green? The army-fatigue shade is not only a perfectly laid-back choice for summer, it's also neutral enough to work with almost every skin tone.
3. Alexander Wang for Gap Shorts ($50, available June 16th)
Fear not, dear readers, because Alexander Wang did not create a typical, dumpy khaki short that's best suited for antisocial lepidopterists (a.k.a. butterfly watchers). Rather, his design features a full leg and an abbreviated hemline that makes the shorts seem more like a cool pair of culottes. Perfect for concrete anthropologists or saucy nature enthusiasts, these short shorts are sure to sell out quickly, so make sure you drop by the Gap on the delivery day!
4. 10m2 Khaki Tube Multi Strand Bracelet ($191)
If you've ever searched for a piece of jewelry that's the perfect amalgam of Scout-camp and sophisticated MOMA style, your quest is officially over. The item you've been looking for is 10m2's cord and silver-tube bracelet. This sizeable bauble has a stern sort of beauty; we love how it takes up a wide swath of your wrist. It's the chic choice for the ropes course or whatever summer activities you have planned.
5. Theory Division Filisa Rolled Capris ($225)
After all the crazy-love Current/Elliott received for their fantastic boyfriend jeans, we had a feeling we'd see this casual silhouette in other materials. What do you know: we were right! Though not distressed like their denim counterparts, thanks to its slouchy cut, Theory's version of the cropped-and-cuffed chino has an insouciant attitude. Something about these pants reminds of us of Clark Gable (in a good way): they're authoritative, classic, and look exceptional when cinched at the waist.
6. Paul & Joe Sister Athenes Asymmetrical Tiered Frill Dress ($240)
The one-shouldered ruffled mini dress is an inherently girly piece, but when said dress is offered in a standard-issue dark khaki color, the fussy factor sharply drops. The result of this frills-meets-fatigues combination is Paul & Joe Sister's Athenes Dress, a chic alternative to the season's pastel and bright frocks. Wear it with bare legs now, and then come fall, just throw it on over leather leggings for an equally stylish look.
7. Marc by Marc Jacobs Strippy Zippy Groovee Bag ($498)
We know that buying a bag right now is a tricky task. You want something that will work with your summery clothes, but the tote in question also needs to transition into autumn easily. One purse that satisfies these requirements and more is the Strippy Zippy Groovee from Marc by Marc Jacobs. The soft satchel will work with your wardrobe year-round and the style (it has double handles and a long shoulder strap) is equally flexible.
8. Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti Strappy High Heel Sandals ($695)
Wondering what to wear with all your new khaki pieces? We say finish off your look with a neatly naughty pair of neutral sandals! These heels from Philosophy di Alberta have some bondage-lite appeal (they lace-up, corset-style, in the back) and cutout details. In addition to their sex appeal, the shoe's wood platform and cone-shaped heel provide a strong counterpoint to all the featured khaki products. In short, they're the perfect selection for today's story!


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The latest communication in the issue between the Town of Boone and Watauga Commission was passed along late today from the Town of Boone, saying that it may be too late for the county to reverse action on the sales tax distribution, even if a compromise could be worked out.
The town and county are feuding over recently adopted Boone housing standards that would kill the sale of the $19 million old Watauga High property. Boone Mayor Loretta Clawson said, "Any changes – if we could reach agreement on them – would have to go through a state required public notice and hearing that can't logistically happen before the end of April." Many points contained in the press release have already been made, but new is a graph on how the distribution of dollars per resident under the change voted upon by the county commission a week ago. The letter and graph are posted in their entirety below. If the matter is not somehow resolved over the next week, a new formula for sales tax distribution will be submitted to Raleigh, a formula that would cost the Town of Boone an estimated $2 million per year starting in July. The county, a large property holder in the town of Boone, has threatened to sue the town over the new Affordable Housing initiative for its impact on the school property and on other properties the county owns within the town.
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St. Louis, MO (KSDK) -Two people are in custody in connectionwith awith afatal shooting that killed two peopleat a North Hampton apartment complex.
According to Lt. John Green,a police spokesman, the shooting occurred after 7 p.m. Tuesdayin the 3200 block of January Avenue at the Hampton Gardens Apartments.
One man was found dead in a second story apartment and the other shooting victim later died at the hospital.
Police found a pair of guns and marijuana inside the apartment, along with a significant amount of shell casings--nearly20.
Police apprehended a man and a woman in a silver HyundaiSUV a short time later. Two guns were found in the vehicle.
"We believe that our victims knew the suspects so it's not a random incident," said Lt. John Green. "I think we'll get a handle on it and the neighbors can be aware or know they won't have to worry about anybody else coming in at this time."
No charges have been filed. It's still unclear as to whether this was the result of a drug deal.
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CRAFTSBURY–The Chelsea Red Devils play in the paint during the third quarter gave them the separation they needed to pull away from the Craftsbury Chargers and pick up a 61-42 win on Tuesday evening.
"We fought hard from start to finish," said Craftsbury coach Derek Cipriano. "Chelsea has a great inside-outside game and tonight they caught us with that inside game and made it tough for us to defend in the second half."
Before play got underway, the Chargers honored their two out going seniors, Logan Masse and Paul Saaman.
"Playing with all the boys, I am going to miss that, the intensity of the games... and coming together as a team was a big thing for us," said Masse.
The day was extra special for Saaman, as he came close to not having a senior year due to UCA not fielding a basketball program this winter.
"I just feel so blessed to have this opportunity and I want to thank all of the Craftsbury people who not only made it happen, but they were so welcoming and nice. Like I said, I just feel so blessed to be here," said Saaman.
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Vajrayana Buddhism is most closely associated with Tibet and can be characterized by the figure of the siddha, the master whose spiritual realization is so profound that he or she has power over the phenomenal world, and in whom the profundity and vastness of absolute truth is fully and completely manifested. Many of our most well-known authors come from this tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .
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White Lotus
An Explanation of the Seven-Line Prayer to Guru PadmasambhavaThe text called the "Seven-Line Prayer" is said to contain the most sacred and important teachings of the Nyingma school and is recited daily by many Tibetan Buddhists. White Lotus unlocks the secret of the prayer and explains its meaning on many levels. The author, Jamgön Mipham, was a celebrated nineteenth-century scholar who was known for his prolific, lucid, and original writings on many subjects, including science, medicine, and… Read More
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A Garland of Views
A Guide to View, Meditation, and Result in the Nine VehiclesA concise commentary by the eighth-century Indian Buddhist master Padmasambhava on a chapter from the Guhyagarbha Tantra, which gives an overview of the different Buddhist and non-Buddhist philosophical views, including the Great Perfection (Dzogchen), with an explicative commentary by the nineteenth-century scholar Jamgön Mipham (1846–1912). Padmasambhava's text is a core text of the Nyingma tradition because it provides the basis for the system of nine vehicles (three sutra vehicles and… Read More
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The Complete Nyingma Tradition from Sutra to Tantra, Books 15 to 17
The Essential Tantras of MahayogaThe Complete Nyingma Tradition from Sutra to Tantra, a multivolume masterwork by the eighteenth-century tantric master Choying Tobden Dorje, traces the path of the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism from beginning to end. Books 15 to 17: The Essential Tantras of Mahayoga concerns the first of the three classes of highest, or inner, tantras. It presents the entire text of the Guhyagarbha Tantra, in Tibetan and English, together with one… Read More
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The Relaxed Mind
A Seven-Step Method for Deepening Meditation PracticeIn the late 1990s, shortly after arriving in the United States, it became clear to Dza Kilung Rinpoche that his Western students were unable to progress in meditation as well as his students had back in Asia—and he realized that was because the pace of Western life made it difficult for them to relax. The Relaxed Mind contains instructions for the seven-phase meditation practice Dza Kilung Rinpoche developed for Westerners.… Read More
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Profound Instructions on Dzogchen, the Great PerfectionThis volume is a heartfelt, intimate presentation of the entire system of the Nyingma tradition from sutra to tantra to Dzogchen, the Great Perfection, and how through it, modern-day practitioners can succeed in attaining fully realized buddhahood. Inspiring stories of the great masters Longchenpa and Jigme Lingpa kindle the prerequisites of faith and devotion that are the basis for the practices that follow. The Tibetan Buddhist master Nyoshul Khenpo Jamyang… Read More
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Sunlight Speech That Dispels the Darkness of Doubt
Sublime Prayers, Praises, and Practices of the Nyingma MastersFrom the noble lotus pond of pure conduct,The swan of intelligence calls.By the white wings of the three practices of the teachings, May all wise sentient beings be happy.—Kunkhyen LongchenpaWith the wish to inspire and motivate practitioners, Kyabje Thinley Norbu Rinpoche has translated a selection of wisdom teachings into direct and simple English that retains the power of the original writings and their emphasis on practice. The authors are five… Read More
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RENSSELAER FALLS Nature enthusiasts set out on a canoe-and-kayak tour of the Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife Management Area on Saturday morning.
John T. Bursnall, president of the Indian Creek Nature Center, led the tour from 9:30 a.m. to noon. It was the centers last of nine trips for its spring program.
Mr. Bursnall, a retired geology professor at St. Lawrence University, Canton, said being on the water lets people enjoy nature and wildlife from a different perspective.
It gives us an opportunity of looking at a 300-plus-acre wildlife nature center, Mr. Bursnall said. We have trails, but this brings us further out onto the water and we can then look at the nature center from the water.
The Indian Creek Nature Center is a nonprofit organization developed in the late 1960s to provide trips and tours that educate the public about natural and environmental history.
We bought kayaks last year. Its something to do. The weather is beautiful, said Derrick D. Conway, who lives up the street from the park in Rensselaer Falls and participated in the tour.
He said he enjoys living close to nature.
If you sit out you always see a beaver or something, he said.
Mr. Bursnall said a reason for the tour is people are generally not allowed on the water in the management area.
The reason for this paddle is to get a different view of this area, he said. Most of us dont have a chance of getting on the water here, and we had to get a permit to do this.
Another great aspect of the tour is seeing the many water-dependent birds that inhabit the area, Mr. Bursnall said.
The great blue heron is one of the big ones with an enormous wingspan, he said. We have eagles that have nested here, and although we havent seen sight of the nest yet, bald eagles are around.
Avid kayaker Susan E. Dodds brought her 9-year-old son, Daniel J. Dodds-Walters, on the tour. This wasnt their first trip exploring nature by boat.
Weve taken the kayak out once before with binoculars on the Raquette River because we live really close to it in Potsdam, she said. Were looking forward to experiencing a new area and seeing some of the local wildlife.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - An international operation by Homeland Security investigators at ICE has led to the direct rescue of 44 children from their sexual abusers.
Another 79 children exploited outside the home or who are now adults have also been identified. Andrea McCarren was at Thursday's ICE news conference and reports that 245 people were arrested in Operation Sunflower, the vast majority in the United States.
But there are still alleged pedophiles out there that, hopefully, our viewers can help identify. We do want to warn you, some of the details you're about to see are very disturbing.
Take a close look at these photographs-three men and a woman identified as sexual abusers of children who need to be taken off the streets. They're part of a startling trend in which the victims are younger and younger.
"A recent case that we did last year in Holland, the youngest victim was 19 days old," said John Morton of ICE.
Operation Sunflower earned its name after investigators tracked clues, including this highway sign, to rural Kansas and in doing so were able to prevent the rape of an 11-year-old girl.
"We have found that over 79% of the offenders have been known to the victim," said John Ryan of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
Technology has spawned a shocking new demand for child sex abuse, in real time.
"We're seeing a number of instances of live child abuse, that's been streamed over the internet," said ICE's Morton.
"And then transmitting that abuse around the world for either financial gain, or trading and collecting with other predators. So, it's the worst of the worst," said Ryan of the NCMEC.
Women are increasingly the abusers, like this one dubbed Jane Doe. She and this man allegedly molested a young teenage girl and distributed photos of the abuse. The woman has distinctive tattoos.
"We're talking about the sexual abuse, the rape, the molestation of very, very young children who have no ability to speak up for themselves, defend themselves, get to law enforcement," said Morton of ICE.
This man depicted in an Internet video was sexually abusing a pre-pubescent boy. He has a large tattoo on his upper right arm. And this man, also found in an online video, is shown sexually abusing a pre-pubescent toddler.
We put those photographs on our website along with information on where to report any leads you may have to help identify those child predators.
Homeland Security Investigations tipline: 1-866-347-2423 or www.ice.gov/tips


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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
A long-running but largely off-the-record issue was made public Tuesday night as East Carbon council members broached the subject of Mayor Orlando LaFontaine's chronic absence from both the council chambers and city boundaries.
"He can continue to be excused," said council member and Mayor Pro Tem David Maggio after learning of LaFontaine's absence. "However, I don't think he can continue to be paid."
Maggio's comments were met with agreement from council members Darrel Valdez and David Avery, who commented that he had been receiving calls "once again" concerning the mayor's absence.
Maggio continued to discuss the fact that he had been filling in as mayor for sometime and wished to discuss LaFontaine's intentions as East Carbon City's Mayor.
As the council had not yet convened their session at this point, they decided to bring the subject up once again under new business.
After a lengthy session, Maggio once again broached a subject which has been roundly discussed outside the council chambers, but almost never within.
"This absentee mayor that we have - and I like Orlando, don't get me wrong, he is my friend - but I don't even know if he's a resident anymore," quipped the Mayor Pro-Tem. "We need to have a working group. Not just a bunch of nothing getting done or one guy trying to do 14 things and everybody else going in six different directions. We need to have a seated mayor and we need to get the business of the city done. If he doesn't feel that he wants to do this any longer then he needs to step down."
Maggio declared that he has filled the position of mayor since January, during which time LaFontaine has been absent from the city.
"Eight months I have been mayor pro tem, and he's made two meetings," Maggio said. "That's not acceptable. I just don't think that is right. I don't know how the rest of the council feels but I am going to speak my mind and my mind is that either he gets on the horse or gets off."
While the council as a whole commented that LaFontaine's absence has been a problem for the city, the mayor stated in response that he is getting more of East Carbon's business done while on vacation than local city officials are doing in his absence.
"They can't get anything done without me," said LaFontaine via telephone on vacation from the California. "Even though I'm on vacation, I'm on the phone all day long putting out the city's fires. They won't move forward on anything without me there to walk them through on the phone."
When asked about his physical absence, not withstanding the work he is providing via phone, the mayor continued to be defiant.
"I deserve to have a vacation, everybody takes a summer vacation. When my kids go back to school, I'll be back," he said. "I make $400 a month and this is a part time position but I have been a full time mayor for some time."
According to LaFontaine, he was putting in 60 hour-plus weeks for the first four years of his tenure as city mayor. During his election to a second term, LaFontaine faced a good deal of opposition both during the campaign and from within the council. The opposition wore on him. City officials took steps to curb his use of city vehicles and also made an issue of his cell phone usage. As he was criticized more and more by officials, LaFontaine was at council meetings less and less.
According to city records obtained from city recorder Liz Marquez; LaFontaine made 12 of 24 sessions in 2010, 15 of 24 in 2011 and has missed five of the 12 meetings held so far this year.
Regardless of lack of face time in the city where he is chief executive, LaFontaine felt the residents of East Carbon were being misled by the council.
"There are no projects going on right now, they are just spending money," he contended. "There have been no projects over the past two years. I would rather step down than do that. I have to be involved with some type of project, not just spending of revenue the city doesn't have."
As a matter of record. The council talked with engineers from Jones and DeMille about taking over their current cemetery project at their Aug. 14 meeting. The council also moved forward with a current change to their interlocal agreement with Sunnyside and heard from the Rural Community Assistance Corporation concerning current property challenges in the city. City officials also purchased two state surplus trucks with budgeted funds.
For the council, LaFontaine's pay was just as central to the discussion as was his attendance. Last year, the council voted down a motion to limit the pay of city officials who habitually missed council sessions. A vote which runs contradictory to the council's discussion concerning the mayor.
When asked why they had voted down a concrete way by which to compel attendance, the council recalled their vote.
"We went through the ordinance and everything was hunky-dory. We were going to pass it. Sunnyside Mayor Doug Parsons was here and he stood right there and told us, remember that $400 a month you get isn't for sitting in these meetings, it's for what you do in between," explained council member David Avery. "And that kind of skewed things and bingo. The vote went the other direction."
Avery and Maggio were joined by council member Valdez.
"This isn't the first time. The same thing happened last year. Remember, right after Community Daze he left and was gone until October," said Valdez. "So, what I'm saying is that we are paying for something we aren't getting."
While the council could recall just why they had struck down the ordinance which has allowed LaFontaine to conduct his business via phone. The question of why they had waited so long to address this issue was more difficult to pin down.
"I don't know," said Maggio plainly when asked why the council had waited almost two years to discuss LaFontaine's chronic absences. "But the reality is the city is without an administrator and that can't stand."
Even though Maggio brought the issue before the council and voiced his problems with LaFontaine's absence, he was complimentary of much of the work the East Carbon City Mayor had done.
"I think he was the most hands-on mayor we have ever had for his first four years," concluded Maggio. "However, he's most hands-off mayor we have ever had the whole of his second term."
The council decided to conduct a work meeting with LaFontiane to gauge his interest in staying mayor and to possibly levy an ultimatum, an ultimatum that LaFontaine says he will rebuff.
"Given an ultimatum, I would step down," he said. "I can't do this job forever, even if I finish my term, I only have one more year. I am looking at moving into the private sector. They are going to have to get used to running things without me eventually."


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Melvin D. Levine
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Dr. Melvin D. Levine, a pediatrician, was one of the most prominent voices in the field of learning disabilities until sexual molestation charges surfaced in 2008. His books and lectures were widely acclaimed by both teachers and parents.
Dr. Levine died in February 2011, at 71, of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Dr. Levine was found in the woods near his Rougemont, N.C., home with a gunshot wound to his forehead. His death was reported a day after a class-action sexual abuse and malpractice suit was filed against him in Boston.
The suit alleged that while a doctor at Children's Hospital Boston from 1966 to 1985, he "stroked, massaged and manipulated the genitals of his patients in a manner which was not medically necessary."
Although Dr. Levine had long been dogged by charges of sexually abusing young male patients, he had maintained that he was innocent. He was never convicted on any abuse charge, and never faced criminal charges.
Several plaintiffs said that Dr. Levine's abuse had clouded their lives, and that they hoped for resolution in the lawsuit.
In 2009, Dr. Levine agreed in a consent order approved on March 20 that year to stop practicing medicine in North Carolina or anywhere else. The action came as the state medical board conducted an inquiry into charges that Dr. Levine sexually abused patients in his pediatric practice.
In the consent order, the state medical board said it had been prepared to present testimony that the genital examinations Dr. Levine conducted on five unnamed patients were conducted outside the presence of a parent or chaperone; were not medically indicated and were either not documented in the medical record; or not documented according to prevailing standards.
There had been complaints, including a civil lawsuit, against Dr. Levine dating back more than two decades. None of the complaints were proved in court.
Alan Schneider, a lawyer who represented Dr. Levine, said the pediatrician agreed to the consent order because the medical board proceeding "has been and would continue to be a major distraction from Dr. Levine's primary mission to help individuals with serious learning difficulties and developmental problems."
Until the sexual abuse charges, Dr. Levine was a leading advocate for children with learning disabilities whose fame spread through his books, including "A Mind at a Time," as well as through a PBS documentary, "Misunderstood Minds," and a nationwide schedule of lectures.
With Charles Schwab, Dr. Levine founded a nonprofit group, All Kinds of Minds, that has trained thousands of teachers. Dr. Levine's approach stressed that whatever their learning disabilities — learning differences, he called them — all children also had strengths to build on.
Dr. Levine was chief of ambulatory pediatrics at Children's Hospital Boston, a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, before moving to the University of North Carolina in 1985. He was a Rhodes Scholar and attended Harvard Medical School. Dr. Levine, born on Jan. 20, 1940, grew up on Long Island, N.Y.
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