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RUSSIAN anarchists stormed a town hall in the latest battle in a longstanding war to protect Khimki forest from a motorway.
In dramatic scenes, they pelted it with smoke grenades and fireworks and painted slogans on the walls.
The Moscow Times says the attack "left the building with broken windows and covered in graffiti reading 'Save the Russian Forest', according to Antifa.ru, a web site for anarchists and anti-fascists.
"No one was injured because the staff had left for the day, the Khimki administration said in a statement, adding that the building suffered "considerable damage," particularly to an art gallery it housed.
"Security guards present in the building did not resist the assailants, whose number was put at 300 by Antifa.ru."
Police described the incident as 'an insolent bandit attack'. A report on Infoshop says local residents supported the protesters' actions.
Campaigners point out on an Aljazeera video that the motorway could run next to the existing railway line, but was being deliberately rerouted through the forest in order to open up land for commercial development.


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Vintage Prep6:05 PM
So after discovering that two out of three papers for this class were to be written for hard news, I grumbled. A lot. However, the soft news story is upon us! And....I am panicked. For this story, we are to find something that is going on at 4pm at OU and interview the person/people/group and take pictures this week. It HAS to be at 4pm, and there are three classes involved in this project. I picked the "social gaming" group at OU and even got a contact! I emailed him this week to pick a day and....no answer. Then I emailed him again. Then I took Kyle's advice and went stalker and found him on Facebook and sent him a message. Nothing. Tomorrow is the last day and the only thing I can do is show up and hope he is there or else hope that someone else is willing to participate, I just have no idea if anyone will be there at exactly four.
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*All photos were taken by Becky.
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ahahahahaha I love that you posted the kitty too :D As always, any help you need with your journalism shizzle, I'm just a few blocks / phone call / library away!ReplyDelete
journalism profs can be finicky but occasionally they'll really love you for ingenuity. if your whole assignment is to find something going on at 4pm, i say look for a couple canoodling somewehre and interview them. They're relationship is going on at 4pm, isn't it? Or even find some friends hanging out. Figure out how they all know each other and write some elaborate article about how little unglamorous moments (like 4pm's on a weekday)add up to relationships. Just a thought...ReplyDelete
crap, and by "they're" i mean "their." don't let my typos deter you from my writing advice...ReplyDelete
Aw Sara you look so cute in these photos!! Did you get new glasses or something? I heart them! I wish I had legit Ray-Bans, but no... alas. Anyway I love your dress, and the shirt you wore with it is PERFECT. I hope your soft news story goes according to plan as well!ReplyDelete
You outfit is so cute! You styled the jumper perfectly.ReplyDelete
I could never be a journalist. It's just too cut throat.
Best of luck with your story! Hopefully everything will play out nicely.
What an unusual look! And delightful photos.ReplyDelete
BTW, I just mentioned you on my blog.
I love this outfit & you look super duper cute in the photos!ReplyDelete
I'm crossin' my fanguhs for you! :)
Aw you look super cute! I'm currently drooling over your Ray Bans. Me want! :)ReplyDelete
you look sooo pretty!! your hair is amazing, and i love the lighting in these photos. it really is crazy how soon school is going to be out for summer!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 10, 2011 at 8:44 PM
I feeeel your pain, I am so over school right now, and ready to move on! Although graduating is scaring the pants off me too....ReplyDelete
That dress is amazing!
The Reporter dress makes you look very 'reporter-like'. All the best in the papers. I'm sure you'll do well.ReplyDelete
I am in love with this dress! It is so cute. I love the buttons down the front!ReplyDelete
I so love the 'reporter' outfit. I can so feel for you on this paper. You either, can't get ahold of these guys..or when you do..you get the juicy story you can't tell. This happened with me and the cheerleading coach..or whatever she is. See..she divorced the coach ..so then he wouldn't let the cheerleader ride with the football players. I don't think she ever answered the questions I was asking her.ReplyDelete
All the best on this paper. I hope you find something at 4.ReplyDelete
Did you get new glasses! I love this outfit! Well, I know you'll do this..somehow. You'll get your story.ReplyDelete
You're so funny, and you have great talent in what you do. I'm sure there's a special spot in the writing world reserved for you just waiting to be discovered. they don't teach humor in school. I love your outfit. so quirky and cute! :)ReplyDelete
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Awww - yeah, I can kind of relate - it's tough coming to terms that sometimes, we just *aren't* good at something...so we have to concentrate on our strengths!ReplyDelete
That sucks about your contact being evasive (I chuckled at the facebook stalking...:P) but hey, you got this! I wish you the best of luck!
Oh you look so lovely dear! The dress can be perfect even for summer, isn't it? and the shirt is so so beautiful..ReplyDelete
Dude you look SO much like Alexa Chung in those first two pics, both in outfit and in hair/face! looooove!ReplyDelete
Sweet outfit! I hope you find a 4 p.m. story!ReplyDelete
Great photos! Its hard being a journalist, but I think you've got what it takes.ReplyDelete
totally awesome. love the post!ReplyDelete
Sometimes coming up with a good title is seriously the hardest part of writing. But yayay for almost being done with the semester!! :)ReplyDelete
sorry classes have been tough but you will get through them. i have always found journalism teachers to be really not nice people.ReplyDelete
this dress and photos are so cute though!
cute look Sara! i was a journalism major and i love writing features as opposed to hard news. good luck with the assignment--i'm sure you'll do well!ReplyDelete
Hi Sara!! You look so cute in that dress! I love the first picture, makes me smile :-). You have a great knack for writing and I always enjoy your post so keep doing it! xxoxooReplyDelete
Thank you for letting me know about the shorts in Nylon, I just wish we have H & M! xoxoxooReplyDelete
This is gorgeous!! I love love love the dress. So well put together and incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
you look adorable sara! I love your glasses!ReplyDelete


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This album features the Jackson 5 singing popular Christmas songs. Michael Jackson's young voice stands out on this album, especially on "Little Drummer Boy" and "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town". "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas", "Frosty the Snowman", "Up On the House Top", and "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" are more of the popular Christmas songs here. This 2009 edition also has many extras.


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New Moon is the second book of the Twilight Series. Bella is in her senior year now. She celebrates her 18th birthday at the Cullens house. Disaster breaks out as she accidently cuts her finger open and Edward throws her into glass to keep her from getting hurt. He leaves Bella and she goes into depression. Bella relies on her old friend Jacob, who turns out to be a werewolf. Laurent comes back and almost kills Bella. When Bella jumps off a clift, Edward goes to the Volturi to kill himself. Bella saves him with the promise of becoming a vampire herself.
New Moon was a great sequel to Twilight.
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Friday, July 20, 2012
Thrilling Interplanetary Heroics
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Thanks for your review. I am kind of interested in seeing this movie, but I haven't gotten around to it yet. The shallow romance seems to be a staple of these kind of action-adventure movies. I felt the same way about Prince of Persia. I guess it's hard to develop a meaningful relationship between two characters in just ~2 hours when you also have to devote a good part of that time to the plot and the action.ReplyDeleteReplies
I remember you saying that about Prince of Persia and after seeing it I ended up agreeing. It was a cool movie, slightly unique, and with pretty people in it,but the romance was a bit flat...Delete
I was thinking back over this and whether there are any movies of this genre who have managed to do this right. James Bond is notorious for his flings as well as his action but I am reluctant to label those romance. One of the first that lept to mind was The Mummy. It was an action adventure movie although a bit earlier into the CGI and I don't remember fel
Grrr got cut off...I dont remember feeling annoyed with the romance in that. I thought they were good together. And I could see why they might like each other. Then I thought to myself what is the worst example I have seen. I think Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise in Knight and Day. I have noticed it has become cliche for them to lay groundwork and relationship development by one or both characters divulging either some personal tidbit from their past or some hope or dream they have. When this can occur naturally in the course of the film and is well acted you may not even really notice it happening. In Knight and Day it was ridiculously forced.It was so obvious that this was their supposed bonding time. But seriously who sees someone on a plane and immediately starts yacking about all their personal business to a total stranger? And it just got worse from there. I have never waNted to groan and facepalm so much in my life.Hmmm this is possibly a topic that deserves its own entry.....lolDelete


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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
The Love is Gone
I paid over $6000, got royally chopped up, humiliated myself (several times and continuously) in front of a not-so-bad-on-the-eye surgeon, went through shocking pain, suffered Optifilth, suffered nursing home liquids and gave up the ability to comfortably eat Cherry Ripes all to be told that I must now diet and exercise!!!! What is wrong with this f$%^& up world?????
Now please correct me if I'm wrong - but I got a band because...... and let me think hard...... I am ABSOLUTELY shite at the diet and exercise thing???? If I could diet and exercise I'm pretty sure I wouldnt be 94 95 93 92 95 94 93 93 94 freaking-shithole kgs! I thought dieting was over once I got the band. That I would feel full and not even have to think about the kilojoules in any given food stuff because I could only ever eat a "safe" amount???!?!!? That even if I ate pure lard all day I couldnt eat enough to do any damage!!!!?!??!?! Talk about freaking well let down. This is shiteness in the extreme. I hate this. And I'm pretty sure my blog says the same thing at around about the same time last month and i was begging for another fill and dejavu! Here I am again!
How many more f%^&ing fills do I need to have to make this work? Will I be that poor sad loser that even a band cant stop? Even Skinny Bitch thinks I should go for another fill but the doctor said only once a month last time and she cant override that. What good is it to be skinny if you still cant get your own way?
And my mother, god love her, now looks at me with even MORE disappointment in her eyes. I'm sure she thought she would all of a sudden end up with Cindy Crawford for a daughter, meeting up with her for lunch and showing her off to all her work mates. But alas, no, she suggests I go back on Opti. "Bend over mother and I'll show you what I can do with Opti!" She keeps asking me hows it going I'm sure just to see if I'm a liar or not cause quite evidently I havent lost a gram and if I should say I have then we can put it down on record that Shaggs is officially a liar.
So much for zipping up my winter boots.
So much for the size 12 shirt dress.
So much for the wedding dress tryonmarathon.
This sux (cue Shaggs' teenage alter ego).
So Skinny Bitch says I have to watch what I eat and exercise. I think not being able to eat Cherry Ripes and having to physically wrangle Damien The Devil's Spawn pretty much qualifies me under the umbrella of diet and exercise. I am now off to my monthly support group meeting call me psychic, but I dont think this is going to end well.
I hate this.
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I know EXACTLY how you feel....honestly I do. You are not the only one. I am pretty sure 90% of banders have felt like this at some stage. I thought all the same things as you and I am pretty pissed off that it is actually going to take some EFFORT on my part to get the weight off.ReplyDelete
I go up and down with my emotions in regards to how I feel about my band like a prostitutes kickers!!!! One day I love it the next day I hate it. Having said that.....I am pretty happy with it at the moment after having had my FOURTH fill. I can't understand why you are made wait a month between fills. You KNOW when it isn't enough.......obviously your's is NOT ENOUGH......
so try and go with it for a while and give it a chance. Once you have the right amount of fill in you will not feel as bad as you do now. You will be a crabby cow like me that wants to scoff something really, really bad and when I try it hurts like farking hell !!! Then I am mad as hell because I wanted to eat the farker and happy at the same time because I am in excruiating pain and my band wont let me!!!!!!!!
Awww Shaggs, dont be down.. If you look at it like this.. You have only had the band a few months, and you've got it for a life time.. Gradually you will lose the weight, and be happy for it..ReplyDelete
I do think that your surgeon should have educated and made you much clearer on the fact that the band is only a tool, and some some magical fat sucker.. I too still struggle with that.. thinking I paid $19,000 fucking dollars to still have to work for it.. But in all honesty, I could not have shifted that waight that I already have, had I not got this band..
You shouldn't deny yourself of EVERYTHING NAUGHTY.. no way.. you have to live, and live well.. I guess maybe each time you feel like eating something bad, think of the $6000 you spent.. And think of trying on all those wedding dresses... I'm sure your mum is proud of you, regardless of your wise..
XX Nene
I'm sorry. Days like these suck.ReplyDelete
I have no idea what to say here. I'm not a bander. Did anyone at your meeting have anything useful for you? Maybe you can call your dr in tears and beg for more fill?ReplyDelete
Dying to know what happened at your "meeting"!!!!ReplyDelete
Alright there sweetie....hold on. You really should not have to be in the situation. You got this Lapband---it's gotta work for you! I think you need it tightened and you need it done NOW! Do you think you just need to get a little more vocal? They have to see that it's not working for you--right?ReplyDelete
I will be completely honest here--in the beginning months things were very slow after the initial loss after the surgery. I mean--here I am 18+ months out and I am still 8 lbs from the 100 lb loss marker. I'm not bitching...I'm just sayin'. In the past year, I have lost about 25....ONLY 25. I try not to think about it that way. I try to focus in on the fact that I did lose. So....have faith...it will work for you. YOU might need to work with it more. And, by saying that--I am not talking about exercise and diet. I am talking about telling your doctor just what you need. You spent GOOD MONEY and you need help in reaping the benefits! So, yeah, you do need to diet and exercise. That's why you got your band....TO HELP YOU DO THAT!!!
Go get 'em!!!
It's really shitty when you feel so down! I'm so sorry!
- AnonymousMay 10, 2009 at 2:04 PM
hahahaha oh god that whole post cracked me up. Pretty much cos I have been spewing out the same rant to anyone who will listen for the last couple of weeks. Bandster Hell for sure!!!ReplyDelete
I just love all you guys.... (sniff sniff)! "Another glass of chardie ploise"ReplyDelete


text: Steven D'Aprano: > Usability for beginners is a good thing, but not at the expense of > teaching them the right way to do things. Insisting on explicit requests > before copying data is a *good* thing. If it's a gotcha for newbies, > that's just a sign that newbies don't know the Right Way from the Wrong > Way yet. The solution is to teach them, not to compromise on the Wrong > Way. I don't want to write code where the following is possible: > ... > ... suddenly my code hits an unexpected performance drop > ... as gigabytes of data get duplicated I understand your point of view, and I tend to agree. But let me express my other point of view. Computer languages are a way to ask a machine to do some job. As time passes, computers become faster, and people find that it becomes possible to create languages that are higher level, that is often more distant from how the CPU actually performs the job, allowing the human to express the job in a way closer to how less trained humans talk to each other and perform jobs. Probably many years ago a language like Python was too much costly in terms of CPU, making it of little use for most non-toy purposes. But there's a need for higher level computer languages. Today Ruby is a bit higher-level than Python (despite being rather close). So my mostly alternative answers to your problem are: 1) The code goes slow if you try to perform that operation? It means the JIT is "broken", and we have to find a smarter JIT (and the user will look for a better language). A higher level language means that the user is more free to ignore what's under the hood, the user just cares that the machine will perform the job, regardless how, the user focuses the mind on what job to do, the low level details regarding how to do it are left to the machine. It's a job of the JIT writers to allow the user to do such job anyway. So the JIT must be even smarter, and for example it partitions the 1 GB of data in blocks, each one of them managed with copy-on-write, so maybe it just copies few megabytes or memory. Such language may need to be smart enough. Despite that I think today lot of people that have a 3GHZ CPU that may accept to use a language 5 times slower than Python, that for example uses base-10 floating point numbers (they are different from Python Decimal numbers). Almost every day on the Python newsgroup a newbie asks if the round() is broken seeing this: >>> round(1/3.0, 2) 0.33000000000000002 A higher level language (like Mathematica) must be designed to give more numerically correct answers, even if it may require more CPU. But such language isn't just for newbies: if I write a 10 lines program that has to print 100 lines of numbers I want it to reduce my coding time, avoiding me to think about base-2 floating point numbers. If the language use a higher-level numbers by default I can ignore that problem, and my coding becomes faster, and the bugs decrease. The same happens with Python integers: they don't overflow, so I may ignore lot of details (like taking care of possible oveflows) that I have to think about when I use the C language. C is faster, but such speed isn't necessary if I need to just print 100 lines of output with a 3 GHz PC. What I need in such situation is a language that allows me to ignore how numbers are represented by the CPU, and prints the correct numbers on the file. This is just a silly example, but it may show my point of view (another example is below). 2) You don't process gigabytes of data with this language, it's designed to solve smaller problems with smaller datasets. If you want to solve very big problems you have to use a lower level language, like Python, or C, or assembly. Computers allow us to solve bigger and bigger problems, but today the life is full of little problems too, like processing a single 50-lines long text file. 3) You buy an even faster computer, where even copying 1 GB of data is fast enough. Wolfram: >Have a look at Tools/Scripts/pindent.py Oh, that's it, almost. Thank you. Bye, bearophile ----------------------- Appendix: Another example, this is a little problem from this page: http://www.faqs.org/docs/abs/HTML/writingscripts.html >Find the sum of all five-digit numbers (in the range 10000 - 99999) containing exactly two out of the following set of digits: { 4, 5, 6 }. These may repeat within the same number, and if so, they count once for each occurrence.< I can solve it in 3.3 seconds on my old PC with Python like this: print sum(n for n in xrange(10000, 100000) if len(set(str(n)) & set("456")) == 2) [Note: that's the second version of the code, the first version was buggy because it contained: ... & set([4, 5, 6]) So I have used the Python shell to see what set(str(12345))&set("456") was, the result was an empty set. So it's a type bug. A statically language like D often can't catch such bugs anyway, because chars are seen as numbers.] In Python I can write a low-level-style code like this that requires only 0.4 seconds with Psyco (it's backported from the D version, because it has allowed me to think at lower-level. I was NOT able to reach such low level and high speed writing a progam just for Psyco): def main(): digits = [0] * 10 tot = 0 for n in xrange(10000, 100000): i = n digits[4] = 0 digits[5] = 0 digits[6] = 0 digits[i % 10] = 1; i /= 10 digits[i % 10] = 1; i /= 10 digits[i % 10] = 1; i /= 10 digits[i % 10] = 1; i /= 10 digits[i % 10] = 1 if (digits[4] + digits[5] + digits[6]) == 2: tot += n print tot import psyco; psyco.bind(main) main() Or I can solve it in 0.07 seconds in D language (and about 0.05 seconds in very similar C code with -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer): void main() { int tot, d, i; int[10] digits; for (uint n = 10_000; n < 100_000; n++) { digits[4] = 0; digits[5] = 0; digits[6] = 0; i = n; digits[i % 10] = 1; i /= 10; digits[i % 10] = 1; i /= 10; digits[i % 10] = 1; i /= 10; digits[i % 10] = 1; i /= 10; digits[i % 10] = 1; if ((digits[4] + digits[5] + digits[6]) == 2) tot += n; } printf("%d\n", tot); } Assembly may suggest a bit lower level ways to solve the same problem (using an instruction to compute div and mod at the same time, that can go in EAX and EDX?), etc. But if I just need to solve that "little" problem once, I may want to reduce the sum of programming time + running time, so the in such situation the first Python version wins (despite the quickly fixed bug). That's why today people often use Python instead of C for small problems. Similar things can be said about a possible language that is a little higher level than Python. Bye, bearophile


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i am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my friendsss. :)
i'm getting so impatient! this weekend is seriously going to be the b-e-est ever.
i feel like i haven't seen janel & jamie in so freaking long. so, needless to say i'm so stoked for their visit.
tomorrow (hopefully) will consist of lots of starbucks + art walk & maybe alice in wonderland (if it isn't sold out yet). and then saturday equals fun day.
colby will most likely text me after reading this and say that this was not a real blog post. so i'll stop here. :))
i just really like this picture.


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August 23, 1932
ART METAL WORKS, INC.,v.ABRAHAM & STRAUS, INC.
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York.
Author: Hand
Before MANTON, SWAN, and AUGUSTUS N. HAND, Circuit Judges.
AUGUSTUS N. HAND, Circuit Judge.
This is a suit for the infringement by the defendant of United States patent No. 1,673,727, issued to Louis V. Aronson. The claims in issue were 2, 7, 12, 13, and 14. The District Court held that claims 2, 7, 13, and 14 were valid and infringed by the defendant in the sale of cigar lighters known as the "Evans Automatic," but that claim 12 was not infringed. It also held that claims 7, 13, and 14 were not infringed by the defendant in the sale of cigar lighters known as the "Evans Roller Bearing" lighters. These were the only claims relied on in respect to this latter device. The complainant appeals from so much of the decree as denies relief for infringement of claim 12 in the sale by the defendant of "Evans Automatic" lighters and from so much as denies relief for infringement of claims 7, 13, and 14 in the sale of "Evans Roller Bearing" lighters.
The patent states that the invention relates "to cigar pocket lighters or the like and has as an object the provisions of an exceedingly simple, efficient, and convenient form of lighter having means to ignite a wick by means of a shower of sparks." The invention consists of an ingenious combination of well-known elements in such a way as to make a useful commercial device.
The lighter mechanism comprises a fuel receptacle which is flat or elongated in horizontal cross section on the top of which the working parts are mounted. They are mounted in a certain order, namely, the wick with its suuffer cap is at one end of the upper part of the receptacle, in the center is a rotatable wheel, which the patent calls an abradant wheel, and to the right of that is a finger piece which is used by the operator to effect the desired result of lighting the wick, which is under the snuffer cap and extends down into the fuel receptacle. The abradant wheel is so arranged that it rotates in one direction only, which means that the sparks as generated are projected toward the wick. This arrangement of the three main parts of the device, namely, the wick with its snuffer cap, the wheel, and the finger piece, was called by Mr. Hammer (complainant's expert) "a one, two, three arrangement." The wick and its flame are far removed from the thumb so as to avoid possibility of burns when striking a light, and the construction is so thin and flat as to be adapted to be carried in the pocket. Moreover, the device has no cover or lid, and yet the parts are so arranged that there is no likelihood of their being caught in the clothing. The moment the finger piece is released, a spring forces it up, the snuffer is replaced, and the wick covered automatically.
Devices which have been marketed by the complainant under the patent have had a large commercial success. While this success has been substantially promoted by advertising, there is little doubt that the patentee has devised a lighter that excels in compactness and convenience and has made valuable and meritorious contribution to an old art.
The court below sustained the claims that were put in issue, with the exception of claim 12, which it did not pass upon. As we have already said, it held claims 2, 7, 13, and 14 valid and infringed by the defendant in the sale of what is known as the "Evans Automatic Lighter." While the validity of the claims in issue, other than claim 12, is not directly involved here because the defendant has not appealed from the interlocutory decree, validity is important as bearing upon the question raised by the complainant's appeal because the latter not only insists that claim 12 is valid and infringed by the automatic lighter, but that claims 7, 13, and 14 should have been held infringed by defendant's "Roller Bearing Lighter," while defendant insists that these claims are not only not infringed by this lighter, but are themselves void for lack of invention.
Upon the issue of validity the defendant relies principally on the Austrian patent No. 86,979 (1922) to Hauzenberger, the British patent No. 10,260 (1910) to Bergmann, the United States patents No. 1,018,763 to Von Horvath and No. 1,086,175 to Hofmann, and the alleged Lagerholm prior invention.
We may say at the outset that Lagerholm's device alleged to have been made in 1925 lay dormant for about three years, and that no application for a patent on it was filed during that period and until after complainant had begun to put its cigar lighter on the market. Moreover, the oral testimony as to an experimental model made in 1925 was accompanied by no documentary proof tending to establish the date of its construction. In such circumstances the defendant has not supported its burden, and the alleged Lagerholm invention can be awarded no priority.
The Hauzenberger patent does not show the "one, two, three" arrangement of the main operating parts. The finger piece is along the side of the lighter instead of on top; the pressure of the lateral wall with the long spring along the receptacle involves a loss of space and lack of compactness. The patent does not show the wick, the abradant wheel, and the thumb piece elongated in a row on top of the fuel receptacle, but, on the contrary, discloses a large cap embracing all the operating members.
The British patent to Bergmann shows a large cylindrical telescopic shell inclosing the entire space above the receptacle. This wick and the abradant wheel are thus boxed in instead of being on top of the fuel receptacle, and there is nothing which may be reasonably called a finger piece within the meaning of the patent in suit.
The Von Horvath and Hofmann patents likewise have caps encasing the whole top of the receptacle. Moreover they are opened by a spring and closed by hand instead of opened by hand and closed by a spring as in the patent in suit. In other words, they lack the useful and convenient automatic feature and have no finger piece. In the German Gebrauchsmuster No. 844,296, also relied on by the defendant, the finger piece is not located on top of the receptacle, and in the German patent No. 293,705 (1915) to Kellerman, there is no spring tending to force the finger piece upward, and the closure is not automatic, because the snuffer must be closed manually. Moreover, the Kellerman device obviously was capable of no such quick snap operation as that of the patent in suit.
Aronson made an advance over the prior development of cigar lighters by his arrangement of operating parts, so that the wick was at the side furthest away from the finger of the operator; the snuffer, abradant wheel, and thumb piece were on the top of the receptacle; all three were free from a cumbersome outer housing and the manual actuation of snuffer and abradant wheel by the finger piece through gears enabled the operator to obtain just the shower of sparks he might require at the moment. The Austrian patent to Hauzenberger was probably the nearest approach to Aronson's invention, but Hauzenberger's ...
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This year, we'll be spending the holidays up at the cottage and it's just wonderful. Cottages have that je ne sais quoi quality to them. That element of instant comfort with a smudge of nostalgia that makes spending time there priceless. Take this cottage here for example: its plush couch, cozy rugs, panelled walls, large stone fireplace and vast open rooms, all these elements contribute to creating memories by allowing friends and family to gather and hang out.
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This projet can be compared to movies such a 3 Men and A Baby and Juno and novels such as Boys Dont Cry by Malorie Blackman. We decided this idea because we wanted to do something a bit more realistic and a bit more to the social dilemas facing many young teenagers of day and age.


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Now I know that everyone says that they have the best chocolate chip cookie recipe right? Well this is MY best recipe for this classic cookie. The outside is crunchy and the middle is a yummy chewy melt in your mouth goodness. I have tried so many different cookie recipes and they usually are too cake like or too thin and flat. This one simply has it all.
The best part of all I measured them and they are 4inches big!
What you will need:
2 cups all-purpose flour
- Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). Grease cookie sheets or line with parchment paper.
- Sift together the flour, baking soda and salt; set aside.
- In a medium bowl, cream together the melted butter,dark brown sugar and white sugar until well blended. Beat in the vanilla, egg, and egg yolk until light and creamy. Mix in the sifted ingredients until just blended. Stir in the chocolate chunks by hand using a wooden spoon. Drop cookie dough 1/4 cup at a time onto the prepared cookie sheets. Cookies should be about 3 inches apart.
- Bake for 15 to 18 minutes in the preheated oven, or until the edges are lightly toasted. Cool on baking sheets for a few minutes before transferring to wire racks to cool completely.
Some good tips to make the perfect cookie:
*Bring eggs to room Temperature. set them on the counter for a few minutes
*Always use parchment paper or a really good non stick pan
*DO NOT OVERCOOK- If you want a soft chewy cookie like this one follow the instruction exactly and do not leave them in the oven too longer than it says. A good thing to look for because some ovens may be hotter than one another, is when the cookie looks like it might just start browning then that is a clue to remove it from the oven.
*I prefer semi chocolate chunks, rather than tiny chips.
*Use a measuring scoop so that every cookie is exact same size and they will all be baked evenly.
If you follow these tips every time I can almost guarantee you a perfect cookie!


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I haven't posted in a while, so thought I'd give an update. As I've mentioned before, I belong to several Yahoo groups and am involved in several gift exchanges. I have 2 AWESOME Secret Pals. Sending and receiving gifts each month makes the time pass more quickly.Below are some of the gifts I received for the month of June.
I've also been buying clothes for Emily, although I have promised myself to stop for a while. I've found some really great buys, but my favorite is this ladybug bikini I found for $6!
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There is a shimmer of diamond dust
A glimmer of something that placates my wanderlust
If only briefly, hope takes hold
Chiefly because of the glittering cold.
Then I see no more dazzle, no brilliance
Although I await her with patience-
Like a daintily potted daffodil
Standing stoic on a predawn windowsill.
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It takes but one goose to lead the flock
And one wolf to turn them loose
Upon pastel skies.
In a flurry of sanguine fangs, a frantic
Tumult of down
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
A week of sucessful fail... At least I'm getting that right, right?
As I sit here inhaling the stench of trash that needs to be taken out and a litter box that needs to be done (thank you Galen for taking that nice, ripe, poo a few minutes ago and thank you roomie for not doing your bit of the chores), I look back on my week of epic fail. Or was it a week of epic failure?
I didn't really have plans this week. I started it a little sickly, very depressed, and lacking any semblance of drive what so ever to do anything at all. I did take my mother to her pain management appointment. So on one hand I suppose I was being useful and helpful. That should make me feel good or at least a little better, right? Not so much.
As the week progressed I picked up my house and even helped out with my parent's laundry. That's being useful and hey, I even ran an errand for them. However, no writing was accomplished, no crafty pick me up was done, no job hunting (not that I really could at the moment anyway), and by yesterday I pretty much didn't want to talk to or see anyone at all. In fact I was so depressed that I all I wanted to do was stare at the wall and that upset me even more. I'm 26 years old and I get so damned depressed that I have to force myself to get out of bed every day. That's just down right scary. And I am on medication for it too but apparently it's not doing it's job.
The worst part about all of this is, people want me to be social and hang out, go do things, laugh and have a good time. I don't know why, I don't want to be around me, why the hell would anyone else? I mean I don't want to get out of bed much less take a shower, put on make up, do my hair, and dig through my closet to find something presentable to wear. Shit, most of the time I do things because it's what other people want and if I do them they shut up and leave me alone. I guess that's where it brings me to no one gives a shit about what I want or want to do and no one wants to leave me alone about being left alone. It's frustrating. Being around a bunch of people is actually somewhat draining and terrifying. People are even getting mad at me for not talking.
So success for me as far as a failing at leading a healthy, happy, productive life. I have to go to bed now because I have to get up and get pretty tomorrow and go out. Roomie and I are taking my cousin to a club. For the most part I like that and I think I'll buy pack of cigarettes because smoking is fucking fun and I like taking smoke breaks with people. Humph!
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I never thought I'd support smoking, but at this point if doing that with other people cheers you up, go for it.ReplyDelete
I'm really not even smoking that much at all. I was over at my mom's today and only had half of one. In the last couple of days I just haven't really been interested in it. Which is a good thing.
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Hetq has revealed that no soldier injured during last year's July '4 Day War' on the Artsakh frontline has been treated abroad with assistance from the Armenian government, despite a series of official decisions that such aid would be forthcoming.
On April 21, 2016, after fighting ceased in Artsakh, the government of Armenia passed Decision 410-N, specifying that soldiers injured during conflict would be treated abroad with government assistance.
According to data provided Hetq by Armenia's defense and health ministries, only three soldiers have received such assistance.
In 2016, a mere 0.02% of Armenia's national budget was allocated to cover medical expenses for two soldiers. To date, this year, one solider was sent abroad for medical treatment at a cost of 1.3 million AMD (US$ 2,689 at today's exchange rate).
The three soldiers sent overseas received gunshot wounds while on military patrol duty in 2013 and 2014.
For injured soldiers to be treated abroad at government expense, the government set up a committee of experts to evaluate each case. The committee includes specialists from the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Defense, and representatives from the National Security Service. When necessary, doctors treating an injured soldier are invited to participate in the evaluation.
Rehabilitative treatment abroad, according to the government decision, is only permitted when such treatment is unavailable in Armenia. This was the clause cited by former health minister Armen Muradyan when asked why soldiers injured in the April 2016 conflict and being treated in Armenia weren't being sent overseas.
Armenia's Ministry of Health says that 159 soldiers were injured in the '4 Day War'. According to data received from the health ministry, it received only five applications for overseas treatment. Three were approved. The ministry refused to provide Hetq with the names of the soldiers turned down, arguing secrecy.
The Ministry of Defense also only provided Hetq with the names of soldiers approved for medical treatment overseas. The three -Ashot Grigoryan, Mher Petrosyan and Ruzvelt Torosyan – received gunshot wounds in 2013 and 2014 while on military patrol.
In all, the government allocated some 28 million AMD ($57,909) to treat all three. In 2016, Grigoryan went to Russia, and Petrosyan to Germany. Torosyan went to Russia for treatment in 2017.
The Ministry of Defense says that three soldiers injured during the April 2016 conflict are currently overseas. Two left with funds collected on their behalf and the third is being assisted by a charitable organization.
That's to say that the evaluation committee found that all three could be treated in Armenia, and thus refused them government aid. In their responses received from the health and defense ministries, the names of the soldiers now overseas due to fundraising aren't mentioned.
One of them is Arman Lazgiyan. Arman's father, Mikayel, was finally able to get his son transferred to the Asklepiosklinik Barmbek Hamburg clinic in Germany. Despite being promised state aid by former health minister Armen Muradyan, Arman is being treated in Germany due to fundraising and charitable donations.
Ruben Arakelyan, also injured during the '4 Day War' is being treated at a Bonn hospital. He too hasn't received any state aid. Ruben and his mother Anahit travelled to Germany again due to charitable donations. Anahit told Hetq that a portion of her son's 100,000 Euro medical treatment was donated by government officials, out of their own pocket, and the rest came from individual donations.
From left: Arman Lazgiyan and Ruben Arakelyan in Germany
Parents of the two soldiers believe that being treated overseas has produced positive results. Mikayel Lazgiyan says his son is improving daily. Anahit wonders whether such treatment is available in Armenia, since it requires state of the art equipment.
Ruben Arakelyan now uses an electric wheelchair for mobility and can now move his hand. He couldn't while being treated in Armenia.
The parents say they are not inclined to raise the issue of the lack of state assistance for their sons. They've raised the necessary funds and the rehabilitation process is underway.
The lack of state aid, however, left Anahit at the mercy of a mediating agency to organize travel to Germany for her and her son.
She told Hetq the entire process was like entering a den of thieves. Hetq will provide details at a later date.
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Shawn Raboutou reports on Insta that he has done Nalle Hukkataival's The Finnish Line in Rocklands. Hukkataival gave it 8C/+ but also 8C+ have been forwarded. Shawn is the first to suggest 8C.
Shawn is son to some of the best climbers in the world during the 80-90'; Didier Raboutou and Robyn Erbesfield. Including several 8C's and also 9a+, Shawn, as well as his younger sister Brooke, are also two of the best in their generation.
Martin Stranik, silver in the WCH in bouldering in 2007 and also in a WC in both 2015 and 2016, has done the FA of an 8C in Moravia Carst. In the 8a ranking game, the 28 year old is #3. More info on his Insta.
"I tried it barely during last years doing stand up version and figure out sitstart moves, proces of proper trying was three days. It is great powerful problem with hard ending."
Here is a popular article from 2005 - Short cuts to 8a.
"We have ranked 12 strategical and practical short cuts in order to push grades. Most climbers focus on strength, i.e. in comparison it is easier to develop technical, tactical and mental skill, which are in focus here. Give highest priority to the first four short cuts as the biggest gains are found here. The last four are really supplementary studies for reaching 8a and beyond."
Domen Škofic, Lead WC winner 2016, has had a great day in Kotecnik where he did two 8c+'; Miza za šest and Beautiful Pain, which he did second go. (c) Just Vidic
How is your training preparations for the Lead WC going
Nothing special, the only thing is that I finally started to climb more outside again and I like it a lot. I feel in a good shape but everybody trains hard and we'll see what happens this year. I'm just excited for the season to finally start again.
Outdoor in Friedrichshafen is the biggest trade show in the world for the climbing industry, awarding innovative new products.
Vertical-Life won their seventh award and this time through their Smart scorecard for running competitions. - "This is the first ever fully digital solution for running climbing and bouldering competitions. The innovative, user-friendly design is impressive.
MadRock won for their Haywire climbing shoe - "The Haywire rock shoe has the entire toe box made of one piece of rubber thanks to a new moulding technology."
Tindeq won the start up category for their gymnastic rings. - "Training rings with all the functionality of a fingerboard, but lighter and more portable. They also function as rings to allow core training exercises and warm up routines. The high-quality, ergonomic, plywood construction feels great and wont wreck the skin on your fingertips.
Piotr Schab, who just did Biographie 9a+, has onsighted his sixth 8c, Nuria in Cuenca. "So happy to be able to control everything all the way to the top."
Including also eleven 8b+ onsights, the 21 year old Pole should be among the Top-10 best onsight climbers in the world. The superior number one is Adam Ondra with 81 onsights between 8c and 9a. A possibly runner up is Kleman Becan with around ten 8c and 8c+ onsights. Here is an 8a onsight interview from 2005. The first climber to onsight 9a was Alex Megos with Estado Critico.
Mina Leslie-Wujastyk, with a personal best of 8c, started projecting Rainshadow 9a almost three years ago. In august lat year, she fell up-side-down and was taken to the hospital with a helicopter. In a Tedx event she explains her drive in climbing and that she is actually looking for uncertainty to meet her goals. In all, her talk is a lesson in mental training and part of why we all love climbing.
Cathy Wagner, who has done 665 routes 8a and harder, has done four 8a's, the last week. Just during the last year the 52 year old has done 60 routes 8a and harder meaning she is having her most productive year ever. Is there any other female who has done more 8a's or has a more wide grade pyramid?
Jon Cardwell, who previously has done three 9a+' and often gives personal grades, has done the FA of Z Nation in Rifle, calling it a hard 9a. (c) Bearcam
"It's actually a link-up between three existing routes; Zulu, The Crew, and Bad Girls Club. I envisioned the link because another project I have in the canyon had some wet holds and I figured it would be a nice endurance challenge in the meantime. After climbing the first few bolts of Zulu, which is pretty bouldery, you get a good rest and then connect into the Crew via a pretty difficult boulder problem. After that, it's a pure endurance challenge to the end with the most difficult section coming at the last bolts of Bad Girls Club.
Katrin "Kaddi" Lehmann has done Franz Widmer's Kryptos in Balsthal becoming the second women to do 8C. It has previously been repeated by Fred Nicole and Kevin Heiniger. She discovered it 15 months ago and since the end of last year she has been projecting it hard. More info on Black Diamond
"I knew in May I wouldn't have much time. Since it was so warm already, I drove to the area after work late in the evening. I only arrived at midnight. Slept there, got up at 6am, had coffee and some breakfast, cycled or walked up to the boulder, tried some moves, cycled down to the car, drove back and went straight to work. It was hard to get up so early and try hard. People who know me, know that I am not really an early morning person. But all that effort was worth it. I thought even if it didn't work out, I had a nice time outside. And then on the 14th of May I was able totop out this boulder". (c) Michael Steimle FA video.
Based on some 1 800 unique votes, Female Climbing Hero?, with 2017 figures in brackets, Margo Hayes were voted #1. Here is a short 8a interview after she did La Rambla 9a+. Later she has also done Biographie. (c) Matty Hong.
18 % Margo Hayes (15)
14 % Angela Eiter (11) and Lynn Hill (35)
13 % Alex Puccio (10)
10 % Barbara Zangerl
08 % Janja Garnbret (9), Akiyo Noguchi
04 % Shauna Coxsey (6), Josune Bereziartu (8)
02 % Sasha Digulian
05 % Other
Karoline Sinnhuber has done two 8A's in Silvretta; High Society and X-Ray, "FINALLY! Took my Silvretta nemesis boulder down! Shitty conditions in the hole, kinda slippery and dampy next stop: Rocklands!" In the 8a ranking game, the Austrian is #7 with a perfect score of 10 000 points, having done ten 8A's the last 12 months.
Nalle Hukkataival in Rocklands - The Realm from Kevin Takashi Smith on Vimeo.
Alex Puccio wins in Vail and Eddie Fowke has created a stunning gallery.
1. Jernej Kruder 400 - Miho Nonaka 500
2. Tomoa Narasaki 396 - Akiyo Noguchi 495
3. Rei Sugimoto 322 - Fanny Gibert 305
4. Alexsei Rubtsov 296 - Stasa Gejo 222
5. Jongwon Chon 247 - Katja Kadic 202
6. Kokoro Fujii 233 - Janja Garnbret 180
The above ranking calculates all six events before the last event in Munich. Counting all but one, Tomoa and Akiyo are in the lead. Complete results
Country ranking
1. Japan 2269
2. Slovenia 1107
3. France 751
4. Austria 584
5. Russia 543
1. Alex Puccio USA 33 - Rei Sugimoto JPN 34
2. Miho Nonaka JPN 23 - Sean Bailey USA 24:2
3. Akiyo Noguchi JPN 13 - Tomoa Narasaki JPN 24:3
Complete results
Alex Puccio, doing her first WC in 2018, was last out and flashed the boulder and secured the victory in front of her home crowd. All boulders were topped out. Among the male, Rei Sugimoto was in the lead before the last boulder which he could not top. Then it was Sean who on his flash attempt could not hold the swing on the top hold and the same situation later ocurred for Tomoa. (c) Eddie Fowke
Piotr Schab has done his fourth 9a+, Biographie in Céûse. More info on his Insta. In the ranking game, the 21 year old Pole is #3. (c)Jan Novak
"I've tried it a lot in July 2016, got very close but then the downturn began. I've tried to come back 3 times but there was always something disturbing and I wasn't ready. Noe I came back stronger and mentally fresh and climbed it in the 4th day, just when the conditions and head made it possible. As you can see in my insta the send means so much to me, I've felt everything that you can feel on the project while trying Biographie.. so now Just pure happiness, relief and pride."


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Council Members and Airport Board Members say there are 100 recommendations they will consider implementing to ensure an oversight like this doesn't happen again.
Using phrases like "conspiracy of lies" and a "culture of complicity" one LFUCG council member after another had questions about the audit and where to go now.
Saying they will take all the recommendations given in the more than 250 page audit under consideration, not only for this board but for other boards as well.
Vice Mayor Jim Gray says the public has every right to be outraged with the extent of this scandal.
Now it falls on the government and Airport Board to rebuild the trust in the community.


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Dog is scared of the ceiling fan. What a cack! I turned the fan (in my office) on my way to the kitchen and he started growling. It freaked me out at first because I wasn't sure what he was barking at. I had to abandon my the kettle and go check it out. I had a good chuckle to myself when I realised what all the fuss was about. Then I had to calm him down. Now he's sprawled out on the floor sleeping. Again.
It's strange though, because it's never bothered him before. Maybe because he's never entered a room while I am in the process of turning it on.
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The most consecutive steps as of right now: 6. I'm sure full on walking is in our near future as braver and braver attempts are being made.
Monday, July 20, 2009
Posted by Heather at 6:56 PM
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- kierya said...
I love that he started walking and no more updates. :) He's keeping you busy momma! :)
- September 23, 2009 at 7:20 PM
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