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DISCLAIMER: The procedures described below for filing documents with this court do not reflect the Court of Appeal, Fifth Appellate District's Mandatory Electronic Filing requirements (See Electronic Filing page). These procedures will be updated in 2017 to reflect the Mandatory Electronic Filing requirements of this court's Local Rule 8.
Civil Appeal: A Notice of Appeal or cross appeal is filed with the clerk of the trial court from which the appeal is taken. California Rules of Court, Judicial Council (forms APP-001 and APP-002) may be used. A $775.00 filing fee or fee waiver is required.
Criminal & Juvenile Appeals: A Notice of Appeal is filed with the clerk of the trial court from which the appeal is taken. Judicial Council (form CR-120 or JV-800) may be used. No filing fee is required. California Rules of Court, (rule 8.304 or 8.400).
Juvenile Dependency & Notice of Intent: A Notice of Appeal is filed with the clerk of the trial court from which the appeal is taken. Judicial Council (form JV-825) for Extraordinary Writ - Juvenile Dependency; (JV-820) Notice of Intent; (JV-800) for appeals.
Limited Jurisdiction Civil Cases: Transferring cases within the appellate jurisdiction of the superior court to the Court of Appeal. See California Rules of Court, (rules 8.1005 to 8.1008), on transfer and certification.
Misdemeanor Cases: See California Rules of Court, (rule 8.304 and 8.852).
Please see California Rules of Court, (rules 8.104) (Civil), (8.308) (Criminal) or (8.400) (Juvenile) for information on when to file the Notice of Appeal.
For civil appeals: Designate the clerk's transcript within 10 days after filing the notice of appeal, the appellant (appealing party) must serve and file a notice in superior court designating the documents to be included in the clerk's transcript with service of a conformed copy on the Court Of Appeal Cal. Rules of Court, (rule 8.124). Appellants choosing the clerk's transcript should proceed under (rule 8.122). Although exhibits are deemed part of the clerk's transcript, they are not automatically included or copied in the clerk's transcript. (Rule 8.122(a)(3).)
Appellants wishing to prepare their own appendix should elect to proceed under (rule 8.124). Judicial Council (forms APP-001 and APP-002) may be used.
Designation of reporter's transcript: Cal. Rules of Court, (rule 8.130) governs the request for a reporter's transcript and the fees associated with the ordering of a reporter's transcript.
For criminal appeals: The clerk's and reporter's transcripts are automatically prepared under Cal. Rules of Court, (rules 8.320 to 8.336).
If you have not received your record on appeal within 90 days for criminal cases or 120 days for civil cases, please contact the Superior Court's Civil or Criminal Appeals Unit.
Although exhibits are deemed part of the clerk's transcripts, they are not automatically included or copied in the clerk's transcript. (Rule 8.122(a)(3).) A party wanting a copy of an exhibit included in the transcript must specify that exhibit by number or letter in its notice of designation. If the exhibits have been released to counsel, counsel should transmit those exhibits to the superior court clerk pursuant to (rule 8.122(a)(3).) or to the Court of Appeal pursuant to (rule 8.224(b)(2).)
Within 10 days after the last respondent's brief is filed, a party wanting the reviewing court to consider any exhibits not in the clerk's transcript must serve and file a notice in superior court designating such exhibits and serve a copy on the reviewing court. (Rule 8.224(a).) A party in possession of the exhibits must put them in numerical or alphabetical order and send them to the reviewing court with two copies of the list of exhibits. (Rule 8.224(b)(2).)
After the period specified has expired, a party may apply for permission to send an exhibit to that court.
If the record is missing items that were previously designated, you will need to file a letter pursuant to Cal. Rules of Court, (rules 8.155(b), 8.340(b), and 8.410) in the superior court and serve a copy of the letter on the Court of Appeal.
If you forgot to designate certain items that were before the lower court and would like to add them to the record, you will need to file a Motion to Augment pursuant to Cal. Rules of Court (rule 8.155). Please see the Motions/Requests/Dismissals section on how to file and serve the document.
If you would like to add new items to the record, you may either file a Request for Judicial Notice for items that were not before the lower court, Cal. Rules of Court, (rule 8.252(a).) or a Motion to Augment items that were before the lower court but were not designated, Cal. Rules of Court (rule 8.155). Please see the Motions/Requests/Dismissals section on how to file and serve the document.
If you are an appellant or cross-appellant in a civil appeal, you must serve and file a Civil Case Information Statement (CCIS) within 15 days after the superior court clerk mails the notification of filing of your appeal (Rule 8.100(g)). Click here for the required form: APP-004. Your answers help the court to know whether the notice of appeal is on time and whether the judgment or order is appealable, among other things. Include a copy of the judgment or order from which you are bringing the appeal. Also attach a proof of service on all parties to the appeal.
The court will send you a notice of default if the clerk's office does not receive your completed CCIS. You must cure the default within 15 days (generally by correctly filing the CCIS), or you may be sanctioned and/or your appeal may be dismissed.
If you are respondent in a civil appeal and do not have a cross-appeal, you do not need to file a CCIS.
Other than family, juvenile, guardianship, and conservatorship cases, each party to a civil appeal or writ must complete a form, called a "Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons," to let the justices know of potential conflicts of interest. Click here for Judicial Council (form APP-008). You must include this form when you file your principal brief (including any petition for writ of mandate or review) after the cover and before the tables. If you file a motion (for example: to augment the record, to dismiss) prior to filing your principal brief, you must file your CCIS at that time; and, when you file your brief at a later time, include a copy of the form in your brief after the cover and before the tables. See (rules 8.208, 8.488, 8.495(c), 8.496(c) and 8.498(d).) You also have a responsibility to update this form if you learn of changed or additional information that must be disclosed. (Rule 8.208(f).)
1. You must file an appeal from a judgment in a limited civil case with the Appellate Division of the Superior Court. (Rule 8.800) et seq. You cannot appeal the Appellate Division's decision on appeal to the Court of Appeal; instead, the Appellate Division's judgment on appeal is conclusive. (See Code Civ. Proc. § 904.1(a)(1)(c), § 904.2.) (Limited civil cases are cases that used to be filed in municipal court before that court was unified with the superior court.) The rules for appeals to the Appellate Division are contained at Rules §§ 8.880 to 8.935.
2. You cannot appeal the Appellate Division's judgment granting or denying a petition for writ of mandate or prohibition if the judgment relates to a limited civil case. (Code Civ. Proc., § 904.1.)
3. You cannot appeal a superior court's de novo review in a small claims case. (Code Civ. Proc., § 116.780(a).)
4. The Court of Appeal has discretion to order an appeal to the Appellate Division of the Superior Court transferred to it when the Appellate Division certifies that such transfer "is necessary to secure uniformity of decision or to settle an important question of law." (Rules 8.1002, 8.1005). The Court of Appeal approves a transfer only in exceptional circumstances, and is not bound by the Appellate Division's certification. The Court of Appeal also may order transfer on its own motion, or on a party's petition, but the court has a limited time to do so. (Rule 8.1008).
For Civil Appeals (CRC 8.212(a))
|Filing Procedure
|Service Procedure
|Parties may substitute one of the 4 paper copies listed below by e-Submitting a copy of the brief via electronic document submission
Appellant's opening brief (AOB)
Covers: green
Appellant's appendix
Covers: green
respondent's brief (RB)
Covers: yellow
Respondent's appendix
Covers: yellow
For Criminal Appeals (CRC 8.360)
|Filing Procedure
|Service Procedure
|Parties may substitute one of the 4 paper copies listed below by E-Submitting a copy of the brief via electronic document submission.
Pursuant to California Rule of Court, Rule 8.70, the Fifth District Court of Appeal requires the Appellant's opening brief pursuant to People v. Wende (1979) 25 Cal.3d 436, be E-Filed by submitting a PDF file via electronic document filing.
See rule 8.29 of the California Rules of Court for service on a nonparty public officer or agency. See Judicial Council form APP-004 for a list of examples of statutory requirements.
If your deadline to file a document or brief falls on a day (such as a Saturday, Sunday or holiday) in which the clerk's office is closed, then your filing deadline is automatically extended to the next day in which the clerk's office is open. (Code Civ., Proc., § 12a.) Click here for a list of court holidays.
In civil cases with cross-appeals or multiple appeals, the parties must submit a proposed briefing sequence (preferably by joint agreement) within 20 days after the second notice of appeal is filed. (Rule 8.216(a).) The respondent's brief and cross-appellant's opening briefs are combined into a single document (yellow cover), as are the appellant's reply brief and cross-respondent's briefs (tan cover). (Rule 8.216(b).)
You may obtain an expedited appeal schedule, which may include expedited briefing and preference in setting the date for oral argument by promptly serving and filing a motion for calendar preference. (Rule 8.240).
Preferences may be granted for statutory reasons, including probate proceedings (Code Civ. Proc., § 44); arbitration (Code Civ. Proc. § 1291.2); eminent domain (Code Civ. Proc., § 1260.010); environmental impact reports (Pub. Res. Code, § 21167.1) and general plans (Gov. Code, § 65752).)
The court may exercise its discretion to grant calendar preference for good cause — for example, because of the parties' age, illness or condition raising "substantial medical doubt of survival." (See, e.g., Code Civ. Proc., §§ 36(a), 36(d).)
Civil Appeals
Criminal and Dependency Appeals
Brief Covers & Binding
Brief colors
Appellant's Opening Brief green Appellant's Appendix green Respondent's Brief yellow Respondent's Appendix yellow Appellant's Reply Brief tan Appellant's Reply Appendix tan Joint Appendix white Amicus Curiae brief gray Answer to Amicus Curiae brief blue Petitions for Rehearing orange Answers to Petition for Rehearing orange Writs red
The brief cover should be made out of stiff paper called "cardstock."
Include the following on your brief cover:
Briefs shall be bound in book or pamphlet form with suitable covers. If stapled, the bound end and the staples should be covered with tape. (Rule 8.204(b)(8).) No plastic covers will be accepted.
Table of Contents & Table of Authorities
List the sections of the brief in the table of contents, by page number. The table of authorities should list the cases, in alphabetical order, the statutes and other authorities used in the brief. (Rule 8.204(a)(1)(A).)
Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons
Include a copy of the Certificate of Interested Entities or Persons (or a copy if previously filed) in your principal brief after the cover and before the tables. (Rule 8.208(d)(1).) The contents of the certificate are described in (rule 8.208(e).) Click for Judicial Council (form APP-008).
Typeface, Margins, Spacing, and Type of Paper
The paper must be white or unbleached, 8½ x 11 inches. (Rule 8.204(b)(1).)
Do not use numbered paper. You may use both sides of the paper, unless you use a typewriter. (Rule 8.204(b)(4).) Be sure to consecutively number the pages. (Rule 8.204(b).)
Use single spacing only for block indented quotations, and for headings and footnotes. The brief text should be double-spaced or with 1½ spacing.
You may use any conventional roman typeface, but the type size must be at least 13 points. (Use the same type size for footnotes.) If your brief is typewritten, you must use pica type.
Record References
You must support your references to the record on appeal with a citation to the volume and page number of the clerk's transcript, reporter's transcript, or appendix where the matter appears.
Here are some suggested abbreviations for your record references:
Citation References
Use italics or underlining for case cites.
The comments to the appellate rules "encourage" you to follow the California Style Manual in your briefs and papers on appeal. See (rule 8.204), Advisory Committee Comment. The most recent edition is the Fourth Edition, which was published in 2000.
Here are some examples of citations using the California Style Manual.
You may attach up to 10 pages of exhibits or other materials in the appellate record to your brief. You may not attach matters that are outside the appellate record. (Rule 8.204(d).)
If you are a party to an appeal, you may join in or adopt by reference all or part of another party's brief. (Rule 8.200(a)(5).)
Noncomplying Briefs
The clerk's office may refuse to accept your brief for filing if it does not comply with the court rules. Instead, it may be marked "received but not filed" and returned to you. Even if a noncomplying brief is accepted for filing, the court may later decide to return it for corrections and refiling on its
Civil Appeals
Criminal Appeals & Dependency Appeals
(Except termination of parental rights or dependency appeals from Orange, Imperial & San Diego counties).
(Extensions - Appeals from all terminations of parental rights and all dependency appeals in Orange, Imperial & San Diego counties)
(Rule 8.220(a).) Notices (formerly called "Rule 17(a) notices" before the appellate rules were renumbered in January 2007)
No Further Notices. This court will only issue one (rule 8.220) notice for any particular brief. If any additional extensions are granted, the court may impose the sanctions for late briefs without further notice. (Rule 8.220(d) and 8.412(d)(3).)
See also rule 8.42 for signature requirements.
w/ proof of service on all parties
|Motions & applications (other than time extension)
[No covers]
|Oppositions to motions
[No covers]
|Time extension
[No covers]
|Replies to oppositions to motions
[Covers: none]
Requests for judicial notice must be made by separate motion. Requests for judicial notice may not be included within a brief alone. (Rule 8.252(a)(1).) Explain the relevance of the matters sought to be noticed. Include a copy of the matter to be judicially noticed, or explain why it is not practicable to do so. (Rule 8.252(a)(2) and 8.252(a)(3).) The court may immediately rule on the request for judicial notice or may defer the ruling until it decides the merits of the appeal.
Appellate sanctions are only awarded by motion of a party or on the court's own motion. Sanctions requests may not be included in appellate briefs. The court will not consider a sanctions request that is only made in a party's brief. A party's motion for sanctions must be served and filed no later than 10 days after an appellant's reply brief is due. (Rule 8.276(b).)
Grounds include: taking a frivolous appeal, appealing solely to cause delay, unreasonably violating court rules or a court order, and filing an appendix that contains inaccurate copies of documents. (Rules 8.124(g), and 8.276(a).)
The court will provide written notice to the parties if it is considering sanctions. Only then should the opposing party file an opposition to the sanctions motion. Any opposition must be served and filed within 10 days after the court gives such notice. (Rule 8.276(d).) Oral argument on the sanctions motion usually is heard in conjunction with the appeal on the merits.
If the record on appeal has not been filed in the Court of Appeal, a written abandonment by appellant or stipulation for abandonment must be filed with the clerk of the superior court, who will then forward it to this court Cal. Rules of Court, (rules 8.244(b)(1) and 8.57(a).) If a respondent wishes to dismiss the appeal, the respondent must file the motion to dismiss the appeal at the Court of Appeal, in conformance with the district's policies regarding motions.
If the record on appeal has been filed in the Court of Appeal, a written request by appellant or stipulation for dismissal must be filed with the clerk of the Court of Appeal. If the parties stipulate to dismiss the appeal, the parties may stipulate to costs and issuance of the remittitur. If there is no such stipulation, respondent will be awarded costs and the remittitur will be issued on the 61st day after the filing of the order to dismiss. Again, if a respondent wishes to dismiss the appeal, the respondent must file the motion to dismiss the appeal at the Court of Appeal, in conformance with the district's policies regarding motions.
The Court of Appeal accepts only original signatures on motions as well as all other documents (except for computer generated briefs, which do not need to be signed). The original signature of at least one party must appear on a stipulation for extension of time; the signatures of other parties may be in the form of copies of the signed signature page of the stipulation (rule 8.212(b).) Electronically filed documents are deemed signed by the party. Please refer to rule 8.77 for further requirements.
The Court of Appeal generally does not conduct hearings on motions.
Effective January 2014, litigants, including counsel and parties representing themselves, and media may bring a laptop or tablet device for use during oral argument. Such devices must be silenced and placed in "airplane mode." No audio or video recording or photography of oral argument is permitted without prior court approval (see Cal. Rules of Court, rule 1.150). Anyone who fails to comply with these restrictions may be removed from the courtroom. The Court no longer requires prior notification or an Application when bringing e-devices to oral argument.
You must make any request to continue oral argument no later than 10 days after mailing of the Calendar Notice. Your written request must state the other side's position. Requests for continuance submitted later than 10 days will only be entertained by the court in a true emergency situation.
The court does not transcribe oral arguments, however a recording is available.
The court accepts requests for copies of the recorded argument by letter, with $20.00 fee enclosed. The fee of $20.00 will be required prior to preparation and delivery of the CD. Checks are to be made payable to "Court of Appeal". The recorded argument can be picked up in person or delivered by general US mail.
|Parties may substitute one of the 4 paper copies listed below by e-Submitting a copy of the brief via electronic document submission
Petition for rehearing (Civil)
Covers: orange
Petition for rehearing (Criminal)
Answer to petition (Civil)
Answer to petition(Criminal)
Covers: blue
The Court of Appeal retains jurisdiction for 30 days from the filing of its opinion. If it fails to act on the petition within the 30-day period, the petition will be deemed denied under Cal. Rules of Court, (rules 8.264(b)(1) and 8.268(c).)
The "Submission" Date. The "submission" date triggers the deadline for appellate decisions. The court files a written opinion within 90 days after it has been submitted for decision. (G.C. 68210 and Article 6, Section 19, Calif. State Constitution.)
Oral Argument Cases. A case is generally "submitted" at the end of oral argument, as directed by the Presiding Justice. However, if the Presiding Justice allows the parties to submit supplemental post-argument letter briefs, the case will be deemed submitted when the supplemental briefs are due or have been filed. (Rule 8.256(d)(1).)
"Waiver" Cases. If there is no oral argument, the case is submitted at the conclusion of briefing and when the court accepts the waiver of argument. (Rule 8.256(d)(1).)
Vacating Submissions. The court may vacate the submission for good cause (for example, to consider the impact, if any, of a new Supreme Court opinion, or to consider diverging views by one or more panel members). The resubmission order will set a new timetable for the decision. (Rule 8.256(e).)
The Court of Appeal has jurisdiction over an appeal for 30 days from the date the opinion was filed or a request for publication was granted or an opinion was modified in a manner that changed the judgment. The court cannot modify or change an opinion or grant rehearing after an opinion becomes final. (Rules 8.264(b)(1), 8.264(b)(3), 8.264(c)(2), (8.268(a)(2), 8.268(c).)
While the Court of Appeal may shorten the time for finality for good cause, it may not extend it. (Rules 8.264(b)(3), 8.264(c), (8.268(c) and (8.490(b).) Dismissals of appeals on request or stipulation become final immediately, as do summary denials of writ petitions. (Rule 8.264(b)(2).)
The parties only have 10 calendar days from the date of finality to file a petition for review with the California Supreme Court. (Rule 8.500(e).)
The remittitur, the document which returns jurisdiction to the superior court, will be issued by the Court of Appeal 61 days after the filing of its opinion, barring any time extensions by the Supreme Court. The remittitur alerts counsel to file their cost bill in superior court. See Cal. Rules of Court, (rule 8.278) for costs on appeal.. Counsel have 40 days from the date the remittitur is issued to file a memorandum of costs in superior court as prescribed by (rule 3.1700).
(Rules 8.1105 and 8.1110), CRC, set forth the bases for evaluating whether an intermediate appellate court opinion should be published, in full or in part. Factors the court is required to consider include whether the opinion:
|All documents in this section shall utilize these mailing / delivery / e-submission procedures:
In lieu of filing an original and four paper copies of a writ petition, opposition or reply, including any exhibits or appendices, a party must file:
Covers: red on original only
Exhibits to a petition
Covers: red on original onl
Opposition to petition
Covers: red on original only
Reply to opposition
Covers: red on original only
A $775 filing fee is required on all writs except for criminal proceedings, juvenile matters, writs of supersedeas (if not paid with the appeal) or Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) writs of review and all petitions for a writ resulting from contempt proceedings. Government agencies are also exempt. Make checks and money orders payable to: Clerk, Court of Appeal. An indigent petitioner may submit a request for waiver of fees on Judicial Council (form FW-001).
The procedural requirements for writ petitions vary depending on the type of petition. Refer to the following Rules of Court:
In addition, a party who files a petition, answer, opposition, reply, or other response to a petition, including any supporting documents, must file an original and:
This is in lieu of the requirements contained in California Rules of Court, rule 8.44(b)(3) and (5). (Cal. Rules of Court, Local Rule 3)
The court shall "receive" but not "file" any original proceeding document that does not comply with the Local Rule. A party shall have 10 days from notification by the court in which to comply with the Local Rule. In the interim, the court will not take any action on the document.
If a party complies with the Local Rule within the time permitted, the court will determine the timeliness of the document based on the date the document was "received" rather than when it is "filed." If a party does not comply with the Local Rule within the time permitted, the document will be returned to the party and, in the case of a non-complying petition, the case will be closed.
Cal. Rules of Court, (rule 8.204(c)(1).) does apply to petitions Cal. Rules of Court, (rule 8.485 and 8.486(a)(6).) In fact, a petition must comply with (rule 8.204) in its entirety if you are filing a petition for writ of mandate, certiorari or prohibition.
Emergency Stay Requests
A petition for an extraordinary writ with a request that a stay, injunction, or other form of relief be issued must be served prior to filing with the Court of Appeal and shall be accompanied by a declaration establishing service or lack thereof.
Other Stay Requests
For other temporary stay requests, the document's cover must prominently display the notice "STAY REQUESTED", and identify the nature and date of the proceeding sought to be stayed. (Rule 8.116(a).)
A petitioner who requests an immediate stay must explain in the petition the reasons for the urgency and set forth all relevant time constraints. In addition, the date of the requested stay must be stated on the front cover.
Show proof of service on the clerk of the superior court and opposing counsel. The proof of service must indicate the party represented by each attorney served and must give the telephone number of each attorney. Providing the State Bar number of each attorney on the proof of service may expedite the processing of your writ petition.
A petition for an extraordinary writ that seeks review of a superior court ruling must be accompanied by the following: a copy of the order or judgment from which relief is sought; copies of all documents submitted to the superior court supporting and opposing petitioner's petition; and a transcript of the proceedings leading to the order or judgment in the superior court. Failure to provide an adequate record is ground for denial.
A petitioner must provide bot an original and either a paper or an electronic copy of exhibits to the petition. The original exhibits to the petition must be tabbed, consecutively paginated, and accompanied by a table of contents. If there are multiple volumes of exhibits, the table of contents must be comprehensive, i.e. covering all volumes.
A paper copy of exhibits to the petition must be unbound, printed on white paper and not contain tabs or a red cover. An electronic copy of exhibits to the petition in pdf format must be submitted through the e-submissions page on this court's website.
No bound original documents can exceed 300 pages per volume.
File the petition as soon as you can. The petition is deemed filed when the documents are received by the clerk's office. The special rules for overnight delivery of briefs do not apply to writs. (Rule 8.25(b)(4).)
10 days after service of written notice of order
Disqualification/challenge of a judge
Code Civ. Proc., §170.3(d)
Quash service denied
Code Civ. Proc., §418.10(c)
20 days after service of
Code Civ. Proc., §404.6
written notice of order
Expunge lis pendens
Code Civ. Proc., §405.39
Good faith settlement
Code Civ. Proc., §877.6(e)
Inspection of public records
Gov. Code, § 6259(c)
Reclassify civil action
Code Civ. Proc., §403.080
Summary judgment denied or summary adjudication
Code Civ. Proc., §437c(m)(1)
Code Civ. Proc., §400
20 days after first arraignment
Juvenile unfitness
Rule 5.770(i)
15 days after entry of order denying motion to dismiss
Set aside information or indictment
Pen. Code, §§995, 999a
30 days after entry of order granting or denying motion to suppress evidence
Suppression of evidence
Pen. Code, §§1538.5 (i), (o)
30 days after issuance of final ALRB order
Agricultural Labor Relations Board (ALRB)
Lab. Code, §1160.8
30 days after PUC decision on rehearing
Public Utilities Commission (PUC)
Pub. Util. Code, § 1756
45 days after denial or disposition of reconsideration
Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB)
Lab. Code, §5950
NONSTATUTORY 60-Day Rule:
60 days after entry of order
Nonstatutory writ petition
Popelka, Allard, McCowan & Jones v. Superior Court (1980) 107 Cal.App.3d 496
Formatting Original Exhibits: Exhibits must contain a table of contents listing exhibits by document title and corresponding index-tab, be tabbed (by number or letter) on the right hand side and consecutively paginated. Include a comprehensive table of contents covering all volumes. (Rule 8.486(c)(1).) Use a red cover.
Number of Pages: Don't put more than 300 pages in any single volume of exhibits. Consecutively number the pages. (Rule 8.486(c)(1)(A).) If you don't have many exhibits, you may bind them together in a single volume with the writ petition, in which case the exhibits should be consecutively numbered with the petition.
Filing: You must file both an original and a copy of the exhibits. The copy may be in paper or electronic format. A paper copy of exhibits to the petition must be unbound, printed on white paper and not contain tabs or a red cover. An electronic copy of exhibits to the petition in df format should be submitted through the e-submissions page on this court's website.
Service: You must serve a complete set of the exhibits on each real party in interest. You do not have to serve a copy of the exhibits on the superior court. (Rule 8.486(e)(1).)
At the time of filing, the writ must be accompanied by either a motion for leave to file under seal or a superior court order sealing the record Cal. Rules of Court, (rule 8.46).
Reply to Preliminary Opposition: A petitioner may file an optional reply in support of a writ petition after receiving preliminary opposition from the other side. You may serve and file a reply within 10 days after the preliminary opposition is filed. (Rule 8.487(a)(3).) But be aware that the writ panel already may have reached a decision on your writ petition before this time!
Reply to Return: You may have a longer period of time to file a reply if the court issues an alternative writ, order to show cause or a "Palma notice" (that the court is considering issuing a peremptory writ in the first instance). The court usually will specify the deadline for such a reply in the alternative writ or order to show cause. If it does not, you have 15 days to serve and file a reply after the return or opposition is filed. (Rule 8.487(b)(3).)
Filing with the Appellate Division:
You should file a writ petition challenging a ruling in a limited civil case with the Appellate Division of the Superior Court, not with the Court of Appeal. That is because the Appellate Division is the next higher court capable of granting relief.
Filing with the Court of Appeal:
Appellate Division Transfers:
Appellate division transfers are considered under Code of Civil Procedure section 911 and (rules 8.1000) et seq. Under the Rules of Court, transfer may be ordered only where the appellate division has either published its opinion or certified the case for transfer or upon a party's petition to transfer. The Court of Appeal has "uncontrolled discretion" to grant or deny transfer. (Dvorin v. Appellate Dept. (1975) 15 Cal.3d 648, 650.) Transfer will be ordered only if the Court of Appeal determines "that transfer is necessary to secure uniformity of decision or to settle an important question of law." (Rule 8.1002.)
The writ panel discusses the merits of the writ petition at the writ conference and decides upon an appropriate remedy. The writ panel has a number of procedural options.
The Court of Appeal is not bound by a time limit for ruling on a petition. The consideration of any particular writ depends upon the urgency of the relief, the adequacy of the record, whether preliminary opposition is requested, the size and complexity of the writ petition and the other matters for the writ panel to consider.
The court accepts requests for copies of any public document within the case file. Requests can be made by phone to the Clerk's Office at 559-445-5491, or in writing. The court will duplicate your request at $.50/page; depending on the size of the copy job, payment may be required in advance. Self-copying is available with the copy machine provided in the Clerk's Office lobby at $.25/page. Self-copying is free of charge if portable duplication equipment is brought to the court and you or a copy service does the copying. Payment of cash or check is accepted, checks are to be made payable to "Court of Appeal".
Most docket sheets may be obtained online.
Records may be viewed in the Clerk's Office lobby during regular office hours. You may want to call ahead to verify the record is available before visiting.
1. Call to verify the availability of the record and make arrangements to have it retrieved.
2. There is no retrieval fee unless you require same/next-day delivery. The fee for same-day delivery is $21; next-day delivery is $10 and due upon viewing the file. If paying by check, make your check payable to the "Court of Appeal".
The party seeking certification must submit a true and accurate copy of the document he/she desires certified. The remittitur can only be certified by the trial court. A document may be certified over the counter or if mailed it will take three to five days once the documents are received by the Court. A certification fee will apply.
Yes. Call the Court of Appeal to verify the availability of the record before visiting. Inactive cases may be offsite.
Criminal and Civil files are public record and available for viewing unless they have been sealed by the Court. However, juvenile, paternity and mental health cases are confidential and not available to the public.
Court of Appeal records may not be taken offsite under any circumstances. Records may only be viewed in the lobby.
Regular retrieval takes up to 3-5 business days; urgent same/next-day delivery is available upon request.
Public records will be made available for viewing for as long as the individual needs, unless there is a need by the Court of Appeal or Supreme Court for the file.
The Court cannot receive requests by fax or other electronic methods. Nor can the documents be transmitted to the requesting party electronically at this time.
Not at this time. The Court of Appeal only accepts payments by check or cash.
Not at this time. The one exception is opinions as mentioned above.
1. The case is under review with the Court: Please contact the Clerk's Office for more information as to when the record may become available.
2. The Supreme Court has granted review of the case: In these circumstances, the record is only available through the Supreme Court. Please contact their San Francisco location at 415-865-7000.
3. The case has been destroyed: The Record Retention Schedule is as Follows:
Civil Records: 10 years
Criminal and Juvenile Records: 20 years
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Template is rejected and reason is: "The overall quality of your submission does not meet our aesthetic and technical requirements"
Please take a look at this design. do you think it was not good for Themeforest? Please review .
Thanks Talal
I like it, but that's just my opinion.
I know it's frustrating, believe me I do, but you need to change the "What's wrong with my design" to "How can I improve my design", and eventually you gonna get approved.
Thanks sheko_elanteko , Actually i submitted it 3rd time with improvements… and i agree that previous submissions was really not good but this time i was sure enough that i will be accepted…
But Still Needs to improve? Any Suggestions please?
I like it a lot. Tho the visual hierarchy is messed up, so it looks kinda messed up.
Read understanding visual hierarchy in web design article and understand it, and you shall see your design with different eyes
edit: I really really like it.
Btw, change the name of your theme as it means "Dick" in Portuguese. Talking serious.
edumicro said
Btw, change the name of your theme as it means "Dick" in Portuguese. Talking serious.
One more thing, after finishing the article I linked in previous post, be sure to do the test at the end of the article. It's awesome. And will help you a lot with improving.
lol i didn't know that will change that…
And Thanks aleluja
It also should have more rounded corners to go with those 2.0 gradients
and button is not clicable
however it's great start here the themeforest stuff and people always looking for clean layout
Try to use the grayscale colors "from black to white "
make the buttons easily creator and use the css3 effects like gradient and shadow
and don't use img in your design …


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We forge a new social reality on the basis of strengthening personal and institutional capacities of the social actors, based on significant and innovative experiences, through structured mechanisms and contributing to generate a dynamic sustainable human development, based on consultation and citizen engagement.
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Building capacities is a basic tool to enrich our knowledge, improve our skills and provide answers to the needs related to our citizen activity. CÍVICA deploys its work experience in research, development and social innovation to make of training a tool for reflection, knowledge and execution.
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Individuals, groups and institutions perceive, define and continuously assess the facts and events of which they are a part. Social research allows us to detect and analyze social conflicts or problematic situations, to establish the basis for policies and intervention strategies close to the people, and to develop implementation strategies.
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A large part of the Foundation's activities is performed in the projects' management framework. In this regard, we make special emphasis in the strengths, the experience and the knowledge of the Foundation in the following areas:
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CÍVICA aims to integrate elements of participatory management with the purpose of assimilating pedagogically the basic tools for the planning of its own development with a community perspective.
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Nestled at the foot of the rugged Wasatch Mountains and extending to the south shore of the Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City is a small, navigable city with one of the most striking landscapes of any American metropolis. The proximity to wilderness lures residents and visitors alike to the Salt Lake Valley all year long. Fall and spring are heavenly. Canyon breezes turn hot summer afternoons into enjoyable evenings, and snowy winter days are moderated with temperatures warmer than those at most ski destinations.
The city has emerged as the economic and cultural centre of the vast Great Basin, between the Rocky Mountains and California's Sierra Nevada. Salt Lake City will always be known as the centre of the Mormon universe, but the 2002 Winter Olympics changed the character of the city forever. More than a million people now call the Wasatch Front home, including many transplants who came to ski or hike and have never left. As a reflection of this growth, ever-widening rings of suburbia have sprouted, and smog can be a serious problem, but Salt Lake is working hard to remain a small, personable city.
For more than 150 years, Salt Lake City has been synonymous with the Mormon Church, which is formally called the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). Brigham Young led the first party of Mormon pioneers to the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. The valley appealed to him because, at the time, it was under the control of Mexico rather than the U.S. government, which the Mormons blamed for much of their persecution. Also the area had few permanent settlements, an adequate supply of water and building materials, and a protected location, with the Wasatch Mountains on the east side and a vast desert to the west. Still, on July 24, 1847, when Young gazed across the vast and somewhat desolate valley and reportedly announced "This is the right place," it's understandable that his followers had mixed feelings. They saw no familiar green forests or lush grasslands, just a dry valley and a salty lake.
Within hours of arriving, Young and his followers began planting crops and diverting water for irrigation. Within days Young drew up plans for Salt Lake City, which was to be the hub of the Mormons' promised land, a vast empire stretching from the Rocky Mountains to the southern California coast. Although the area that eventually became the state of Utah was much smaller than Young planned, Salt Lake City quickly outstripped his original vision. Missionaries throughout Scandinavia and the British Isles converted thousands, who flocked to the city from around the world to live near their church president—a living prophet according to Mormon doctrine—and to worship in the newly built temple.
In the 1860s income from railroads and mines created a class of industrialists who built mansions near downtown and whose businesses brought thousands of workers—mainly from Europe and few of whom were Mormon—to Utah Territory. By the time Utah became a state, in 1896, Salt Lake had become a thriving city. Although the majority of the city was Mormon, it claimed a healthy mix of Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish citizens.
Today the city is an important centre for business, medicine, education, and culture. The LDS Church still has its headquarters in Temple Square. Several high-rise hotels, office buildings, and downtown condominiums mark the skyline; restaurants serve a world of tastes; fashionable retail enclaves are appearing all around town; and nightlife is improving.
Increased commitment to the arts from the public and private sectors has created a varied cultural scene that you'd expect in a city twice Salt Lake's size. When it comes to sports, the community takes great pride in two major-league franchises, basketball's Utah Jazz and football's Real Salt Lake, and the passion for University of Utah and Brigham Young University athletics rivals that for Harvard-Yale and Michigan-Ohio State.
The city's greatest sports legacy, however, will always be the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, for which Mitt Romney tackled a corruption-ridden organizing committee, inspired thousands of volunteers, and produced a memorable competition that showcased the Rocky Mountain secret.
Near Salt Lake City the Wasatch Mountains and Antelope Island have superb hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife watching. Park City has a rich mining history and world-class skiing and resorts. Five national parks are within a half-day's drive, and American history buffs will enjoy well-preserved sections of the Pony Express Trail, the site of the Golden Spike railroad junction, and the Bonneville Salt Flats.


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South Shore ski resorts undergo construction
November 27, 2013
Several construction projects are under way at South Shore's ski resorts, as businesses find new ways of improving both the summer and winter experience.
Heavenly is working on two zip lines and three ropes courses, and Sierra-at-Tahoe is making progress on a new $5 million plaza. Kirkwood could not be reached for comment Friday.
James Grant, director of mountain operations at Heavenly, said the resort's upgrades are being built with the whole family in mind.
"It keeps the family together for outside learning and getting up and into the forest," he said Friday.
Construction at Heavenly consists of retrofitting an old zip line while adding a new one by the Big Easy chairlift. Work on the old zip line should be completed by mid- to late-December, he said, and the new zip line should be finished next summer.
Additionally, three ropes courses are nearing completion. Two of them will serve as challenge courses, and the third will function as a canopy tour. All of them will be open to the public next summer, Grant said.
"We were able to build out that area and bring our guests up and provide them that summer activity, that summer experience, in the trees and around the popular gondola," he said at a public meeting on Oct. 22.
The projects comprise the first phase of the Epic Discovery project, said Matt Eaton, senior manager of activities.
Other activities, including a mountain bike park connected to the Tahoe Rim Trail, will also undergo construction in the next few years.
"Learning through play is kind of the tagline," Eaton said Friday.
At Sierra-at-Tahoe, a new facility located at the base of the mountain seeks to improve the overall ski and snowboarding experience, according to a news release. The new plaza will include a 9,000-square-foot structure with retail, fire pit gathering areas, a venue for events and more.
Among the amenities will be Solstice, a new restaurant to feature healthy California foods.
Additionally, a new 20,000-square-foot outside deck will allow for more seating, table service and live music.
Spokesman Steve Hemphill said the Sierra-at-Tahoe is "pretty darn excited" for the resort's big additions.
"It really opens up the entire base area," he said.
Construction on the plaza started at the end of the last ski season and is ongoing, Hemphill said. However, no completion date has been set.
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Felted* Tweed Aran is a wonderful, tweedy yarn with a felted look, is a beautiful blend of merino wool, alpaca and viscose. The rustic colour palette makes this yarn perfect for fairisles, striping and other colour work.
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WATCH: Racy video shows Israeli recruits dancing around assualt rifle in barracks
Half-naked Israeli female recruits have been exposed again after racy footage emerged showing them pole dancing around a rifle.
Three women are seen gyrating around the assault weapon - one of whom is dressed in just a G-string and vest, according to The Sun.
The new video is sure to anger army bosses who last week revealed they reprimanded a group of female soldiers who had stripped off and posted the photos on Facebook.


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Python is not my thing, so I won't answer straight out, but the term you are looking for is "command line argument". Usually pertaining to the argv variable.
Make sure you post back after you've googled so that others can learn, yes?
hello everyone, I wrote a very simple python script to pipe into aircrack-ng. My question is how can i enter a variable on commencement?
or how can i make this work:
$ python3 script.py -p /usr/file/document.txt
so that the script can use the path i've entered.
I looked around a bit with google already but i could think of how to pose my question without this whole explanation.
-thanks much
Python is not my thing, so I won't answer straight out, but the term you are looking for is "command line argument". Usually pertaining to the argv variable.
Make sure you post back after you've googled so that others can learn, yes?
Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.
yeah posted similar post over on reddit - got the reply
and as Gitsnik stated a quick google search for:sys.argv contains the arguments entered at the command line. You can also use a program like getopt that does most of the work for you.
"python command line arguments"
finds pretty much anything you need, i especially found the dive into python to be helpful, i can't post the link yet but for me at least it was the first one and was titled "5.12. Handling command line arguments" i'm sure searching that will get you there
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
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arg values are stored in sys.argv
Code:###### script.py ###### import sys, curdir flag = ([]) flat_t = ( "" ) for arg in sys.argv: if (flag_t == true): flag.append(arg) break if "-p" in arg: flag_t = true if "|" in arg: print "Something went wrong. No flags found." break if flag_t == "": print "there were no flags." sys.exit() try: my_awesome_text = open(str(os.curdir) + str(flag.pop()), 'r') except: print "didn't open that awesome text." sys.exit() INPUT = my_awesome_text.readlines() for password in INPUT: work your magic here ###### ######
import sys,optparse
parser = optparse.OptionParser(version="%prog 1.0")
parser.add_option('-p', action="store",dest="file",help="Document to parse")
if len(sys.argv)<2:
(options, args)=parser.parse_args()
print "\nFILENAME is "+options.file
test.py : will print autogenerated help
test.py -h or --help : will print autogenerated help
test.py --version : will print version string
test.py -p pathtotextfile : will print the filename (do what you want ....)
it also handle auto the lack of argument on an option
it also handle auto bad options ...
hope it helps
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Gift the gift of Wisconsin history
Published Dec. 9, 2012
For some folks in your life, there's nothing that says Happy Holidays like the gift of a good book. And if that book is about Wisconsin, even better, right? Here are some Sconnie stocking stuffers for the Badger on your list.


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By Ryan Divish The News Tribune
HOUSTON — So this Brad Miller kid, he's kind of good.
The Mariners' rookie shortstop, who has looked like a rookie only in his baby-faced appearance, came out of the All-Star break much like he went into it — playing like he belongs at the big-league level.
Miller blasted the first two home runs of his career, driving in five runs and collecting another hit to help the Mariners outlast the Houston Astros, 10-7, on Friday at Minute Maid Park.
Since he was called up on June 28, the bright lights of the big league have never seemed too much for Miller.
"It's his persona," Mariners manager Eric Wedge said. "It's why I kept him in camp the whole time, I wanted to see him. He handles everything at the same pace which says a lot when it comes to this game. You talk about the game speeding up — he does a good job keeping it out in front of him."
On a night filled with plenty of hits, base runners, runs and even a player hitting for the cycle, Miller still managed to stand out.
It started with the very first pitch of the game. Miller scalded a fastball from Astros' starter Bud Norris into left field for crisp single.
"That felt good after the couple day break, getting up there and swinging it," he said.
It was a sign of things to come. And it would feel even better later.
With two outs, Mike Zunino on first and the Mariners clinging to a 4-3 lead in the sixth inning, Miller worked a 2-0 count against Norris. He went looking for a fastball, got it and destroyed it, depositing the ball into the right field upper deck for his first big league home run. It traveled an estimated 410 feet.
"I was just looking for anything to hit hard. I didn't like the first two pitches," Miller said. "He threw one in there and it felt pretty good, well, it felt really good. It felt pure. And I kind of blacked out there for a little bit."
The two-run blast gave the Mariners a 6-3 lead.
"He has power, he has considerable power," Wedge said. "I'm just talking the ball off the bat, the way it jumps. He's going to be a hitter first, but he'll hit a few home runs."
The second home run wasn't quite as majestic, but well earned.
With the Mariners up 6-3 in the eighth inning, the Astros brought in Josh Fields to pitch in relief. Fields was the Mariners first-round pick in the 2008 draft. After some sub-par years in the minor leagues, he was sent to the Red Sox as part of the Erik Bedard trade. He was acquired by the Astros in the offseason during the first-round of the Rule 5 draft.
Fields walked both Zunino and Ackley to put himself into immediate trouble. Miller worked a 3-2 count and was able to muscle of a fastball over the right field wall and the outstretched glove of Justin Maxwell for a three-run homer.
"I was just trying to stay alive," Miller said. "It was a 3-2 count and he was throwing me everything and I was just trying to battle. I didn't see it originally off the bat. And then I saw Maxwell turn. And he's like 7 feet tall, he's about to do something. He was sizing up the wall. And I was like 'just go, just push.' And luckily it was just out of his reach."
The three-run homer pushed the lead to 9-3, and the Mariners needed all of those runs.
The Seattle bullpen, which has been anything but stable this season, gave the three runs right back as Danny Farquhar and Oliver Perez couldn't hold the Astros down.
Farquhar walked Maxwell and then gave up a double to a hustling Brandon Barnes. The double made it a cycle for Barnes, who earlier in the game homered and tripled off Joe Saunders and singled off Yoervis Medina. He was the first Astros player to hit for the cycle since Luke Scott did it on July 28, 2006.
With runners on first and second, Wedge brought in left-hander Oliver Perez to face the lefty-swinging Brett Wallace. Perez has been the Mariners' best and most consistent reliever this season. But not on this night. He hung a 0-2 slider that Wallace ripped into stands in right-center.
The Astros weren't finished. Jose Altuve hit a two-out triple to center on a ball that was misjudged by center fielder Dustin Ackley. Perez then walked Jason Castro to put runners on first and third with two outs.
Wedge called on closer Tom Wilhelmsen to get the final out of the eighth inning. That final out was big slugger Chris Carter, who helped knock Wilhelmsen from his closing duties with a big double in a blown save in June.
But Wilhelmsen won this battle, getting Carter to ground into a force out to end the inning.
"I guess I was trying to keep the ball on the outside part of the plate," Wilhelmsen said. "The fastball particularly. I only showed him one. I had a pretty good feel for the curveball today so he put it down and I threw it."
In the top of the ninth, Justin Smoak hit a solo home run — his ninth of the season -that provided the Mariners with a key insurance run. Wilhelmsen gave up a two-out single to Barnes — his fifth of the night — and he later scored on a Matt Dominguez's single to left. But Wilhelmsen got Wallace to ground out to first to end the game, and notch his 20th save.
Joe Saunders (9-8) got the win, pitching 51⁄3 innings, giving up three runs on nine hits with three walks and six strikeouts.


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Kalamazoo Nature Center Study 2001
The Kalamazoo Nature Center performed an ecological study on Asylum Lake Preserve in October of 2001. The study included historical uses and land cover, a natural features inventory, and habitat enhancement reommendations. Field personnel visited the site regularly between September 1, 1999, and November 30, 2000, noting plant and animal species and their associations. Special effort was made to search for areas critical for perservation and for habitat likely to support listed species. Quantitative surveys of birds, mammals and forest plant species were conducted. Soil types and locations were recorded to determine how it can be used best by plants and animals.
The vegetation on the site was not notably diverse. Specifically, the herbaceous and shrub layers of the flora include extensive populations of invasive species. As a result the coefficient of conservatism is relatively low. It appears the increase in numbers of glossy buckthorn is causing a decrease in native wildflowers and biodiversity. Numerous white-tailed deer also contribute to habitat degradation. However, the long period of human use is mostly responsible for the low plant diversity and proliferation of non-native species.
Asylum Lake is critical habitat for a number of species of resident and migrating birds. Current vegetation trends would likely be detrimental to breeding bird species through reduced nesting success because of increased exposure to predators. The plentiful non-native fruiting shrubs, however, provide substantial food for post-breeding and migrant bird populations.
Amphibian populations appeared relatively low, with no unusual species noted. Turtles and snakes in general were plentiful. During the summer of 2000, sixteen species of dragonflies and approximately 30 species of butterflies were identified on the property.
A balance must be found between controlling invasive plant species and maintaining nesting and feeding habitat for breeding and migratory bird populations. Research supports plans for the restoration of the prairie and oak savanna using controlled burning in limited areas, while leaving a wooded buffer along the waterways.
(Asylum Lake) Eastern Box turtle
Kalamazoo Nature Center Study 2001:
Habitat Enhancement Recommendations
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The Kalamazoo Nature Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is to inspire people to care for the environment by providing experiences that lead them to understand their connection to the natural world.


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An engineering project to dramatically improve diabetes care was among two research efforts chosen as the first to receive support from Princeton University's Eric and Wendy Schmidt Transformative Technology Fund.
Archive – December 2010
A robot named Phobetor roams the Princeton University campus attempting to deliver a holiday fruitcake. Hijinks ensue. Inevitably, a tiger figures into the plot. The Phobetor robot is the creation of Princeton Autonomous Vehicle Engineering (PAVE).
Princeton has been certified as a federal hub for cybersecurity research, opening the door to more research to solve national security problems.


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The tone lurches drunkenly from realistic to farcical to spoof.
Bottom line, then: Go ahead and hope for the best, but be prepared to settle for a realistic set of expectations.
But to be realistic, once the rule of law in the chamber is gone, all that is left is probably violence on the street.
Again, no realistic level of overall economic growth is likely to change that.
They need to support leaders who focus on realistic results and calibrate rhetoric accordingly.
Lovers of realistic fiction will revel in this literary feast.
The rehearsal had not prepared her for anything so realistic, and she was annoyed.
He was the originator of a natural, realistic, and sympathetic school of literary criticism.
The first was Vibert's realistic picture so well known to you.
The martyrdom of St Edmund in the next spandrel is a most realistic picture.


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The Business Transfer Pathway Associate in Science (AS) degree is intended for students who want to transfer to complete a bachelor's degree. This degree is 60 credits in length. High school courses in math and science are beneficial but not required.
This program includes 30 technical credits in the field of business and exposes the student to finance, management principles, accounting, and personal computers. The 30 technical credits may vary slightly, depending on requirements of the receiving transfer institution. The program also includes 30 general education credits from within the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC). General education courses within at least four different goal areas of the MnTC are universally transferable to all institutions in the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system. See www.alextech.edu/MnTC for more information on MnTC and general education.
The college has developed several transfer agreements with similar bachelor's degree programs. Since transferring credits involves approval from the "receiving" institution, to avoid taking unnecessary courses, it is important to investigate and plan coursework. The college is prepared to work with students as they address transfer issues.
This degree has articulation agreements with: Minnesota State University Moorhead and University of Minnesota Crookston. Please visit Minnesota Transfer for the most current articulation agreement information at www.mntransfer.org.
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For the second time in two weeks, an investigation has found that there was neither a conspiracy to deceive the public nor any scientific misconduct present in the scientific research of the scientists of the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia (UEA). These scientists were at the center of the controversy created by the Climategate email theft.
The House of Commons Science and Technology Committee tasked itself with investigating what the MPs considered critical points, namely whether the scientific work of the CRU scientists was transparent and open, whether CRU had committed scientific misconduct, and whether the CRU committed any breaches of the UK's Freedom of Information (FOI) law. In order to address each of these key concerns, the Committee collected a significant number of statements as evidence and looked into the various specific accusations made in those statements.
What the Committee found was that there were a few problems and a widespread disregard for FOI in the wider University culture, CRU's research was reasonably transparent and free of obvious scientific malpractice. Continue reading


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may be stupid answers ,
you got good supported card for inject / monitor ?
airmon-ng start wlan0 --> (monitor mode enabled on mon0) ???
and try : reaver -i mon0 -a -b 64:68:0C:59:2C:9A
i dont have probleme with reaver , just saving session bug sometime ....
try to dont stop.


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Another Linda's story
October 12, 2012
I read the column regarding Linda Heiberger with tears in my eyes and anger in my heart. I consider how she was treated and how she died almost criminal. In this opinion piece, I will explain why I find this so disturbing by telling my story.
My name is also Linda, and I, too, was born in 1955, five days before Ms. Heiberger. Several years ago, I became violently ill, and my husband took me to the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital emergency room. There, they treated my symptoms, one of which was extremely high blood pressure.
I informed the medical staff that my doctor had diagnosed this condition previously, and I was currently on medication for this condition (I hadn't been taking it for 24 hours due to the inability to keep anything in my stomach).
Lab tests revealed an enzyme/protein that could be either be caused by a heart attack or an intestinal virus. Because of my high blood pressure and the lab test result, they admitted me into the hospital for observation.
Do we as U.S. citizens allow other citizens, like Linda, to die at a bus stop because she did not have health insurance?
The next morning, by which time I was feeling much better, the nursing staff informed me that I would have to wait for an ultrasound heart test (I've forgotten the medical term for it); and if it was found that I had not had a heart attack, I would be released.
Unfortunately, it was Sunday, Super Bowl Sunday, and no one was there to administer the test. Since I was feeling fine and had been wearing a heart monitor that had shown no problems with my heart unless I moved the wrong way (I was getting restless) setting off the alarm, I asked if I could go home. I promised to come back the next day and take the test. They were adamant that I remain until the test was administered. I told them I only lived 15 minutes away and would return if there were any issues.
No, they stood their ground and said I needed to stay. Since I am not a medical expert, I gave in and remained. I was tested the next day, found out that there was no sign of a heart attack, scheduled for another heart test that week (just to make sure) and was released.
Though I was frustrated regarding my extended stay, the care I received was excellent throughout my experience in the hospital.
Now what was the difference between Linda Heiberger and my experience — health insurance! I had it, she did not. So apparently if you have health insurance, you get better health care than if you do not — duh!
Also, if that person dies due to unequal access to medical care, what does that say about the moral fiber of our country? Do we as U.S. citizens allow other citizens, like Linda, to die at a bus stop because she did not have health insurance?
My prayers go out to her family, which lost a mother, grandmother and aunt.
This is why I am voting for Barack Obama. He represents the best chance for our country's ability to provide U.S. citizens access to medical care.
His plan may not be perfect, but it is a path forward to the goal of providing all of our citizens equal access to health care.
Please, in the memory of Linda Heiberger, vote for Obama, so that her family and all families will have the opportunity to receive the medical care that she did not.
Linda Campbell lives in Nevada City.
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Hops' starting pitcher Ben Eckels (1-5) received the loss as he threw five complete innings and allowed three Boise runs, only one of them being earned. He allowed two hits and struck out five, but two walks, two passed balls and a hit batter mixed with a single from Hawks' shortstop Carlos Penalver in the top of the second inning resulted in three Boise. Eckels ended with five walks total.
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Sandra J. Jordan, provost and vice president for academic affairs at Georgia College & State University, has been named chancellor of the University of South Carolina Aiken.
USC President Harris Pastides made the announcement Thursday (May 3).
"I would like to welcome Sandra Jordan to the University of South Carolina family," Pastides said. "Her background leading a distinguished faculty and advocating tirelessly on behalf of students gives her the experience and vision necessary to take the helm at a thriving campus like USC Aiken. She has the personality and disposition to make new friends for USCA and play an active role in the community. The Board of Trustees and I have high aspirations for the next chancellor, and I am confident we found the right person for the job."
Jordan will become the fourth chancellor of USC Aiken, succeeding Thomas L. Hallman who is retiring after 12 years in that position.
"I am tremendously honored and humbled by this opportunity to serve the campus, community and the University of South Carolina system" Jordan said. "USC Aiken's mission, unwavering dedication to student success and vibrant partnerships with the community make this an exceptional and exciting position. I am thrilled to accept this invitation to join the Pacers during this pivotal time in the history of the institution and I look forward to working closely with President Pastides, the USC Aiken faculty, staff and students as well as our alumni and friends to build upon the successes that defined this university's first 50 years."
Jordan's appointment marks a return to the state where her higher education career began. From 1986-1989, she was an assistant professor of art history at Lander University and director of the Monsanto Gallery of Art.
Jordan has served in her current role since 2009. As GCSU's chief academic officer, she expanded the number of courses and increased support for undergraduate research and civic engagement. She has worked closely with members of the Georgia General Assembly, and represented the school to community throughout central Georgia. Last year, Jordan was appointed by Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to a task force to redesign the model for funding higher education in the state of Georgia. She currently serves on the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities board of directors.
During her time in Milledgeville, the school has experienced a 300 percent increase in external funding through grants and contracts, and she oversaw a revision of the core curriculum and expanded international opportunities.
Jordan earned her bachelor's degree in art from the University of Alabama, and her doctorate in art history from the University of Georgia. Prior to joining GCSU, Jordan held teaching and administrative appointments at University of Montevallo, Eastern New Mexico University, Murray State University and Mississippi University for Women.
She will begin her new appointment July 1, pending approval of the Board of Trustees at its June meeting.
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Hockey wasn't the only thing on Canadiens goalie Carey Price's mind Monday morning.
Price sent out a Twitter message early Monday morning saying: "If anyone finds two labs running around Candiac they're mine."
The Canadian Press reported that TSN Radio 690 noted a caller who heard their report about the missing dogs found them and returned them to Price, who lives in Montreal's South Shore suburb of Candiac. The person who found the dogs was reported to have received an autographed goalie stick from Price.
The Canadiens had a practice at 11 a.m. Monday in Brossard as they prepare for Game 3 of their best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Boston Bruins Tuesday night at the Bell Centre (7 p.m., CBC, RDS, TSN Radio 690).
After practice, Price told reporters his dogs escaped out of his garage, adding it wasn't the first time and probably won't be the last.
Rene Bourque missed practice because of the flu and coach Michel Therrien told reporters in Brossard "hopefully he'll play tomorrow."
Douglas Murray was paired with Mike Weaver on defence, taking Francis Bouillon's spot, while Ryan White was on the fourth line with Dale Weise and Travis Moen. Brandon Prust and George Parros were the extra forwards.
After practice, Therrien said he would not talk about any lineup changes he might have planned for Game 3. The coach added that he is excited about playing Game 3 and 4 in front of the Bell Centre fans.
"Like Boston's fans, our fans are very, very passionate about their team," Therrien told reporters. "That's why we've had success at home, the fact that we play in front of our fans. They can make the building that much more intimidating for our opponent. It's a source of motivation for the home team.
"We're excited to play at home. There's no better place to play playoff hockey than the Bell Centre," the coach added. "I am doing my best to ensure that we remain focused on good things. We're looking forward to a good game in a charged up building. It will be great to be a part of that. I expect the guys to be excited."
Alex Galchenyuk skated on his own before practice as he continues to recover from a lower-body injury.
Here's how the lines and defence pairings looked at practice:
The Bruins practised in Boston Monday before flying to Montreal. Bruins defencemen Torey Krug and Dougie Hamilton told reporters they have uncovered the secret to beating Price, saying the goaltender leaves himself open to high shots when he drops down to see through traffic in front of his net.
"I've seen a lot of scouting reports on lots of goaltenders throughout the league and that's pretty much the scouting report on everybody," Price told reporters in Brossard after practice. "It's the same for (Boston goaltender Tuukka Rask). It's the same for me. It's the same for (Tampa Bay's) Ben Bishop. It's the same for (Chicago's) Corey Crawford. It's a pretty irrelevant comment."
Therrien said it's part of the Bruins' strategy.
"It's something we've seen time and again," Therrien said after practice. "I talked to (goaltender coach) Stephane Waite and he said in the Stanley Cup finals, there was a lot of talk about Crawford and a lot of goals being scored on his glove side. It's a part of the Bruins' strategy."
(Photo by John Mahoney/The Gazette)
Habs play down trash talk as they prepare for Game 3, by The Gazette's Pat Hickey
Playoff notebook, Canadiens.com
Post-practice interviews (video), Canadiens.com
Price recovers missing dogs, NHL.com
Habs accentuating the positives after Game 2 loss, by The Gazette's Pat Hickey
Habs put Game 2 loss behind them, by The Gazette's Dave Stubbs
Sports world still fighting ugliness of racism, by Jack Todd for The Gazette
Bruins fans praise Subban's class in response to racist remarks, by The Gazette's Brenda Branswell
Canadiens focused on keeping third-period leads, NHL.com
Bournival forcing way into Habs' lineup, NHL.com
Subban causing problems for Bruins' penalty kill, NHL.com
City on alert for hockey mayhem, montrealgazette.com
Bring on the Bell Centre (video), bostonbruins.com
Bruins ready to face challenges of Bell Centre, NHL.com
Bruins, Habs series playing out true to form, Boston Herald
Bruins can't play into Canadiens' hands in Montreal, Boston Globe
Logic disproves Therrien's comments about officiating, Boston.com
Comeback overshadows Bruins' issues, Boston.com
Bruins remain confident in struggling power play, NHL.com
Feeding Habs fans: Playoff party tips, by The Gazette's Denise Duguay


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Vermont Triple Crown 3-D Archery Tournament
Randolph Fish & Game Club
Randolph, VT
(Qualifier May 21, 2011)
C&S Hunting
Middlebury, VT
(Qualifier June 11, 2011)
Mtn. Top Archery Club
Washington, VT
(Qualifier July 17, 2011)
Whistling Arrow Archery Club
Barre, Vermont
Shoot-Off Weekend August 13 & 14
Triple Crown Overview & Goals:
The Vermont Triple Crown Archery Tournament was designed to bring excitement & sportsmanship back into 3-D Archery. We are combining the resources of 4 individual archery clubs to make one great product that everyone can be proud of. Its an opportunity to develop new friends and spend quality time with families. Archers are good people with good values that respect one another on and off the Archery course. These are the type of people we want our kids and family to be associated with.
The goal for the first year of the Vermont Triple Crown is to provide a safe, fun and competitive atmosphere. We all know the first year wont be perfect, but we want all involved to know that each club will be working as hard as we can to make this a positive experience for everyone.
Tournament Overview:
There are three events viewed as qualifying rounds for the Triple Crown Tournament. One qualifying shoot will be held at each of the three qualifying clubs. Any archer shooting in two qualifying events can shoot in the Triple Crown final tournament.
The Vermont Triple Crown 3-D Archery Tournament, a TWO~DAY event at Whistling Arrow, August 13 & 14, 2011, will determine the overall winners. An Archer is only allowed to shoot one class during the Triple Crown events.
**AN ARCHER MUST SHOOT** in two out of the three qualifying shoots to get qualified for the overall competition. **AN ARCHER MAY SHOOT** all three of the qualifying shoots and use their two best scores to determine their average for award certificates. The overall cash winners are determined from scores at the Whistling Arrow Triple Crown 3-D Archery Tournament weekend.
Each club will have local shooters that will not be involved in the Triple Crown, but will shoot from the same stakes and use the same rules at each weekend of qualifying. We encourage all to be respectful and understanding that this may be a bit different for them than what they are typically use too. Each local club will do what they typically do for trophies and door prizes.
FOR ALL CLASSES: An Archer cannot use a **RANGE FINDER** and MUST meet the 5 grains arrow weight per pound of peak draw weight. (IBO regulations).
Open Class~ The Archer can use movable pins, fixed pins, long stabilizers, optics and powered lenses. Maximum yardage will be 50yrds.
Womans Class~ The Archer can use movable pins, fixed pins, long stabilizers, optics and powered lenses. Maximum yardage will be 40yrds
Bow Hunter Class~ .. will not be allowed the use of stabilizers longer than 12, sights with optics are not allowed. Bow Hunter class can use movable pins or fixed pins. Maximum yardage will be 40yrds.
Senior Bow Hunter Class~ . will not be allowed the use of stabilizers longer than 12, sights with optics are not allowed. Bow Hunters class can use movable pins or fixed pins. Age older than 60yrs. Maximum yardage will be 40yrds.
Traditional Class~ Longbow, recurve, or self bow (no compounds); no release-aid, sights, or marks on string or bow for sighting; Use one anchor point; no string walking. Maximum yardage will be 25yrds.
Senior Youth Class~. The Archer can use movable pins, fixed pins, long stabilizers, optics and powered lenses. Ages of this class will be between 12yrs-16yrs. Maximum yardage will be 40yrds.
Cost & Prizes:
If youre just attending the local shoot for fun and have no desire to be part of the Triple Crown the cost will be $12.00 per shooter.
Each qualifying event will cost $25.00 for archers that want their score counted as part of the Vermont Triple Crown 3-D Archery Tournament. The Club will receive $12.00. $10.00 will be set aside for the Final Triple Crown Prize Money. $3.00 will go to door prizes and certificates. If you shoot in 2 of the 3 qualifying events and attend the Whistling Arrow Triple Crown shoot-off weekend you will be placed in a drawing for a NEW Glendale Full Rut Deer Target. We will also be presenting certificates to the top three in each class after qualifying events based on the high average from two qualifying events.
Whistling Arrows final event fee will be $35.00 per shooter for the Triple Crown, because it is a two-day event compared to the other clubs holding a one-day shoot. (If you are just attending the local shoot the cost, will be $12.00 Per Shooter.) The club will receive $25.00 and the Triple Crown will place $10.00 per shooter into the Final Shoot-Off Prize Money.
Breakdown / Explanation of fees:
The local club holding the qualifying event will get $12.00 from the original entry fee of $25.00 per Shooter. $10.00, set aside for the Final Triple Crown Prize Money, will go into the class associated with the entry fee
Example: If youre shooting in the Bow Hunters Class the entry fee will go into the Bow Hunters prize money. Some classes will have higher payouts, because they will have more shooters in the class.
Prize Money for Shoot-Off Weekend:
The qualifying entry fees will be added to Whistling Arrow entry fee ($10.00 per shooter) The Shoot-Off weekend will be a clean slate for all. The qualifying rounds will mean nothing at this point. You do have to shoot two out of the three qualifying rounds to be eligible for the Shoot-Off Prize Money. Local shooters will also be shooting this event like the qualifying events, but will not be involved in the Vermont Triple Crown Prize Money.
After day one of the Shoot-Off Weekend scores will be posted. The top 5 in each division will be paired off for the final day of shooting on Sunday. This will insure that fair shooting will happen across the board. An official from Whistling Arrow Archery Club will walk the course with each division and keep score. (Ex. Open Class will have 5 shooters and an Official, Womans will have 5 shooters and an Official and so on)
The Final Prize Money will be paid to the top 5 in each class. They will also receive a certificate indicating their finishing place.
Example: Final Prize Money after adding in Whistling Arrow contribution.
$1000.00 (Bow Hunters Class)
First Place: $1000.00 x 40% =$400.00 Prize Money
Second Place: $1000.00 x 30% =$300.00 Prize Money
Third Place: $1000.00 x 15% =$150.00 Prize Money
Fourth Place: $1000.00 x 10% = $100.00 Prize Money
Fifth Place: $1000.00 x 5% = $50.00 Prize Money
Final Thoughts:
We want everyone that is thinking about participating in the Vermont Triple Crown 3-D Archery Tournament to think about one thing and thats the Old Days. We all remember when a family could travel to a local shoot and enjoy a day of shooting archery, having a burger and tell some deer stories with friends. We are all trying our hardest to make those days come back to Vermont and 3-D Archery.
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Han Solo, Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia will indeed be back for more intergalactic adventures in Star Wars.
The long-awaited cast list for Stars Wars: Episode 7 has been unveiled with original stars Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher back on board. They'll join a host of new actors, including Oscar Isaac, Adam Driver and Andy Serkis, for the new movie, which is due out December 18th, 2015.
Disney, Lucasfilm and director J.J. Abrams announced Tuesday that they would begin shooting in a few weeks.
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