That the fight to save The Examiner should end with Mr. Fang's ownership represented a sweet, if belated, justice for the Chinese communities reviled in its pages a century ago.
And in a large percentage of cases where DNA evidence is collected by untrained examiners, it ends up being declared inadmissible in court.
And if examiners do end up comparing information on the FBAR and Fatca forms, which have different filing deadlines and are sent to different offices, they say, it could open the door to more trouble.
The examiner concept (and ending the debate over whether the appointment of an examiner is or is not mandatory) should be replaced with one that allows for the discretionary appointment of a disinterested person as an "estate neutral," to assist in the investigation and resolution of disputed matters.
The SLR consisted of placing the knee in end range extension, determined by the examiner as end range resistance (R2), followed by bringing the limb into hip flexion.
Their latest interview, in July, lasted five minutes, they said, and ended without the examiner explaining when a decision would be made.
Every examinee should be made to sit through the opening scene of Satyajit Ray's film The Middleman, where a brilliant student's plans for a career in the civil service are ended when his examiner is defeated by his handwriting and gives him an average mark.
Wittgenstein ended the discussion by telling his examiners, "Don't worry, I know you'll never understand it". He was passed anyway.
The second examiner was responsible to check the digital stopwatch and verbally informed the first examiner the beginning and ending of the test.
All this will be up for grabs in the fall of 2005, when the joint operating agreement between The Examiner and The Chronicle expires, ending the combined production, distribution and advertising sales of the papers.
This year, Electric Zoo ended up cancelling its third day after two deaths that the New York City Medical Examiner later found to have involved drug overdoses.
