the evidence presented and after forming conclusions as to the credibility of the witnesses, the hearing officer determined that plaintiff's conduct was violative of the Act and warranted revocation of his temporary certificate and denial of his application for a permanent license. This determination was adopted by the Medical Disciplinary Board, by the Medical Licensing Board, and by the Director of the Department. There is ample evidence in the record to support this decision. Consequently, it cannot be found on review that the decision was against the manifest weight of the evidence.
Plaintiff argues that the hearing officer, the Medical Disciplinary Board, the Medical Licensing Board, and the Director of the Department employed an improper standard of review in considering the charges against him. Plaintiff claims that they inappropriatelyBy Maggie Shiels

Technology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley

In a first, Google is opening up its testing process by calling on tens of millions of Gmail users to put new features of the service through their paces. Gmail Labs has launched 13 settings for users to play around with and tell engineers directly what they think of them. The most popular features will become part of the Gmail product The new developments, which are only available in the UK and the US, show up as a red tab at the top of the page. Gmail product manager Keith Coleman says: "This marks a big change in the way the company does product development." Generally speaking products are tested internally on Google staff for weeks if not months and then