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November 18 to December 24
Weekend 1, May 3 and 4, 2014 at Gallery House Weekend 2, May 10 and 11, the Garden Show Weekend 3, May 17 and 18 at Gallery House
The Gallery House Gala Holiday Exhibit runs from November 19 through December 24, 2013. I will be showing "Painting with Jane," "Chicken Vase," "Poinsettias III," "Frogs and Ivy," and "Allied Arts Tree."
During the month of August 2013 the Tuesday Artists will exhibit at the Los Altos Library. I'm showing: "Bailey Island, Maine" and "Portland Head Lighthouse."
May 11 and 12, 2013 Silicon Valley Open Studios Show: Oak Tree on Red, Cactus Garden, Sycamore Tree, Ohlone Village, Greek Pasture, Broccoli Trees & Geese, Kokopelli Original, Bailey Island, Cottonwood Tree, Portland Head, Greek Bougainvillea, Bluebird and more!
April 30 to June 1, 2013 Gallery House Silicon Valley Open Studios Show (SVOS): Potato Plant, Kokopelli Alien with Wallpaper, Hydrangeas II, Main Street Sunflower.
Los Altos Library "Dialog with Color" show with the Los Altos Art Club: June 1 to June 30, 2013: "Sphinx" watercolor and colored pencil.
Main Street Cafe "Art in My Heart" show April 27 to June 1, 2013 with the Los Altos Art Club: "Cattail Trail" watercolor.
Venture Christian Church exhibit, 16845 Hicks Road, Los Gatos, 2/16/13 to 5/2/13. "Bluebird," "Orange Daffodils," and "Rengstorff Path & Trees" (aka "Cottonwood Tree") with accompanying scripture verses.
The Gallery House Jan-Feb show titled "New Year, New Work, New Show" is a featured group exhibit and the display will last through March 2nd, 2013. My "Tree Study" and "Colored Callas II" are included.


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NYT writer pens book on the untold story of the rise of American Pharoah
Joe Drape follows an unlikely path of the first race horse in 37 years to win the Triple Crown.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- History was made when American Pharoah won the Triple Crown, after a 37 year drought for horse racing. New York Times sports writer Joe Drape goes beyond the headlines and big victories to explain the challenges faced by the horse, the owners and the jockey. His victory in the Belmont Stakes changed racing and the lives of all his connections.
"American Pharoah: The Untold Story of the Triple Crown Winner's Legendary Rise" chronicles the prophecy of Frances Relihan, an Irish horsewoman who cared for American Pharoah as a weanling and recognized his champion spirit. And the book follows Pharoah's disasterous career start as a two year old to his Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes victories.
The Eclipse Award-winning horse writer covers other little known items in American Pharoah's life including:
-How Zayat, desperate for cash for his bankrupt stable, tried to sell American Pharoah at auction long before he hit the racetrack, but instead had to buy him back when no bids came in for the colt who, days before the sale, developed a swollen ankle.
-How the owners of the Florida training farm where American Pharoah learned his first lessons, could not wait to get him on their property. American Pharoah was too fast and too talented and they were afraid he would get hurt before getting to the races.
-How jockey Victor Espinoza was trainer Bob Baffert's fifth choice to ride American Pharoah. The pair had fallen out after nearly winning the Triple Crown in 2002.
-How after American Pharoah suffered a serious injury to his knee in 2015, neither Baffert or Zayat thought the colt would ever run again, prompting Zayat to sell the breeding rights to American Pharoah in January - five months before the Kentucky Derby and Triple Crown - costing him tens of millions in potential earnings.
To find out more about "American Pharoah: The Untold Story of the Triple Crown Winner's Legendary Rise" CLICK HERE.
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Latitude: 54.7746 / 54°46'28"N
Longitude: -1.5738 / 1°34'25"W
OS Eastings: 427512
OS Northings: 542273
OS Grid: NZ275422
Mapcode National: GBR KFG7.26
Mapcode Global: WHC4Q.S8R1
Entry Name: Castle Wall Behind Hatfield College
Listing Date: 6 May 1952
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1121422
English Heritage Legacy ID: 110300
Location: County Durham, DH1
County: County Durham
Electoral Ward/Division: Elvet and Gilesgate
Built-Up Area: Durham
Traditional County: Durham
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): County Durham
Church of England Parish: Durham St Oswald
Church of England Diocese: Durham
NZ 2742 SE (East side)
15/248 Castle wall behind
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Castle wall, including sites of square tower at north end and round tower
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square projection at north end; parapet added includes eroded coat of arms
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One of the standouts in a lackluster film was the much anticipated Batman appearance and we were not disappointed. From the classic grey and black suit to the aged and less forgiving rendition Affleck portrayed, there was no doubt this was a film stolen by the caped crusader.
It's an obvious move for Warner Bros. to continue the small bit of momentum from a lackluster film for most (though many fans were thoroughly pleased) and the right move is to go with what tends to work 9/10 times and that is Batman. Affleck directing his solo film has been what fans and critics have wanted and what they deserve. The great news about this today has been that Affleck has indeed finished a script of his own with a take on the character through his vision and with an Oscar for screenwriting (co-wrote with Matt Damon for Good Will Hunting) and directing action thrillers like Gone Baby Gone and The Town as well as Argo this is the only news we need to be sold on his possible direction of his Batman and Bruce Wayne.
Last year at San Diego Comic-Con it was reported that Affleck had been producing a script with DC's chief creative officer Geoff Johns and fans went bananas, including myself. With the repercussions of Batman v Superman we may just see "The Batman" sooner than we expected.
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Hi everyone! Here is the continue of the previous "Rock-Climbing" post.
So.. We started plan the expedition. We searched some camping, and some Via Ferrata routes and we found about 18-20 routes but from this 10 was really hard. We started brainstorming and we stand-in that we must get some experience first.
Before we started the preparation for this my teacher told me he don't have enough mony, because his daughter goes to Denmark to university and they must go to there too.
That was a bad news for us.
Few days after that he made a contact one of his class' child. This guy is a rock climber.
I spoke with he and we went to climb a wall.
That was very difficult for me but the habit in the room was must go up on the wall at the firs time.
"I must get fitter for this" I said.
After the wall we go to the boulder room. That was a bit funnier than the wall. Of course, that was more difficult than wall. I can just on the easiest way climb up.
I learned a lot from this and I will better in this.
The continue will come soon.
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The Boston Red Sox didn't pull the trigger on the Todd Frazier and David Robertson deal with the White Sox – will they make a move?
Sometimes the best moves in baseball are the ones you never make. There's no question that the White Sox would have continued to clean the Red Sox farm system and that's something Dave Dombrowski cannot afford to do at this point. They've committed too much to both Chris Sale and Tyler Thornburg. One player has panned out, the other has not. Are there any hopes for any additions? I think there might be.
The Yankees ended up getting both in a deal with the White Sox. While they missed out on someone who could have been great in the bullpen, there are still plenty of options left on the table. Here's a look at a couple of options the Sox might take a look into with just under 10 days until the deadline.
Pat Neshek
The Phillies haven't been a good team all season long. One of the lone players to attempt to make a difference would be Pat Neshek. Neshek is enjoying a great season this year at age 36. He's got a 3 – 2 record with a 1.17 ERA through 41 games and has also posted 10 holds and one save. He's also got 41 strike outs through 38 1/3rd innings pitched.
Neshek played this year on a club option for $6.5 million. The only drawback that could possibly deter the Sox from making a move would be his age. If he were to get traded, the package wouldn't have to be huge, as he's a free agent going into 2018. Perhaps the Red Sox could entice him to take a slight discount to play for a contender. Adding Neshek undeniably strengthens the pen which took a hit when Joe Kelly got injured.
Justin Wilson
The Tigers haven't been one of the better teams and have already made moves sending outfielder J.D. Martinez to Arizona. Justin Wilson's name makes sense when talking about bolstering the pen as well. Wilson is 3 – 4 with a 2.75 ERA and has 50 strike outs through 36 innings. Wilson is a free agency next season and again would cost little to nothing to bring him over from Detroit.
This move would allow the Red Sox to evaluate if adding him for next season would be a smart move or one they would rather pass on. Wilson is also arbitration eligible for one more season before hitting the market as an unrestricted free agent. Could be worth bolstering up the pen with the 29 year old lefty.
Mike Minor
The Kansas City Royals also have Mike Minor who more than likely will get moved to a team before the deadline. Minor is 5 – 2 with a 2.31 ERA through 38 games with 50 K's in 46 2/3rd's innings. Minor is getting $8.7 million this season and has a mutual option worth $10 million for 2018 or a $1.25 million dollar buy out.
It's likely that if he gets signed, he'll be released and resigned for a little less to better assist the team. Minor has pitched six games against American League opponents not counting the Red Sox and has pitched eight innings allowing three hits, no runs, walked one batter and struck out ten. Definitely worth a good look at the left hander.
Mike Moustakas
Minor wasn't the only Mike on the list and not the only Royal. Mike Moustakas is both a defensive and offensive option to play the hot corner. Moose is making $8.7 this season and will be a free agent next season. When you think about someone who's killed the ball, you gotta consider M2. Moustakas is slashing .275/25/59 through 85 games.
It's already a career high in homers for the the 3rd baseman and his RBI total is good enough for the 3rd most of his career. His .275 batting average is also the 2nd best of his career behind the .284 average of 2015. Could Moustakas be the missing link? The package for him would certainly be larger than that of a player in the bullpen.
Manny Machado
Upset special. Upset for multiple reasons. This is someone I hope doesn't come to Boston considering who we have playing 3rd base for the Paw Sox in AAA. Manny Machado has been linked to several teams, the Red Sox being one of those teams. Seeing Manny in Boston already draws boos. Would Dombrowski be willing to put his comments about the Red Sox organization aside to get someone who could be great?
There are no signs that Machado will sign long term with the Orioles and with the direction the team is headed, the Orioles would be smart to get as much as they possibly can right now before he walks and the Orioles get nothing. Machado made $11.5 million this season and will certainly get a big long term contract for 2018 and beyond. While you cannot deny the talent that Manny has, you can say no to the attitude.
Few players get booed almost immediately in Boston, Manny is one of those guys. We forgave David Price for tagging David Ortiz when he was with the Rays at Fenway Park. Maybe some time is all that needs to happen before the would is healed? If Machado were to come to Boston, what would the Sox then do with Rafael Devers?
Would Devers be part of the deal that would get him? If Machado committed to Boston, could Dombrowski pull the trigger and make the move? I think it's a long shot and most fans do too.
Ian Kinsler
Another Tiger has been named as a potential player in the rumor mill as far as trading goes to Boston. Ian Kinsler could be a great fit given his ability to play 2nd base and power when it actually comes back. He's due just a $10 million dollar team option for 2018 or $5 million dollar buy out. Kinsler wouldn't be playing 2nd base as Dustin Pedroia has that position locked up.
Could Kinsler be the 3rd baseman until Devers, the Red Sox 3rd baseman of the future is ready to play? Theoretically, whoever the man is, will have to accept the fact that when Devers comes up, it'll be his spot to lose. Dombrowski already knows what Kinsler can do as he was his former GM when they were together. It's peculiar that he's targeted two players from his former team and two players on another team in the division.
Personally, it's hard to not believe in Dombrowski when regarding players in his former division. He's going to know a thing or two about those players as he's seen them enough during his time as GM in the American League Central prior to coming to Boston.
What are the odds that one or two players come to Boston via trade? Personally I don't think the Sox will add a power bat considering the cost of what it'll take to land one. There is a very high probability that Dombrowski will see just how his bullpen is doing just before the deadline. You run the risk of being too late but at the same time, Dombrowski doesn't risk going over the cap which is very important.
The Sox are not in a bad place and if they can continue to play the way they have been and the Yankees continue to drop games the way they do, not only will the Red Sox have a comfortable lead, they won't have to dip any further into their farm club to land major league players ready to play for what could be their first title ever.
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Discovering Vulnerable Functions: A Code Similarity Based Approach
Authors: aditya.chandran ,Lokesh Jain,Sanjay Rawat,Kannan Srinathan
Conference: 4th International Symposium Security in Computing and Communications 2016
Date: 2016-09-21
Report no: IIIT/TR/2016/31
This paper extends recent work on vulnerability extrapolation. A surge in vulnerability exploits against old and new softwares, urges the importance of detection of vulnerabilities and possible attacks prior to the attacker. How sophisticated an exploit may be, an underlying prerequisite remains to be the presence of at least one memory corruption bug, serving as entry point for the exploit. Therefore several rigorous software testing techniques are borrowed to detect and eliminate software bugs as early as possible. Code similarity based bug detection is one of such techniques, which, in the parlance of software security, is also termed as vulnerability extrapolation. In this paper, we present a source code similarity based bug identification technique by considering code features that are relevant for security related bugs. Our technique works by enriching (augmenting) abstract syntax trees (ASTs) of functions by considering security relevant properties of the code. We show the effectiveness of the augmented AST based similarity approach over existing methods by evaluating proposed method on real-world applications.
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In other news, my head cold is just about gone. No ibuprophen was needed today. And my voice didn't wear out at the end of the afternoon.


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Then I graduated, and moved to Mission Viejo, and life in my new environment was all about adapting and getting into college so I could get my education, and maybe meet some girls. I came back down to Fountain Valley to see my friends and for my birthday. My friends threw me a bonfire, and a pretty good 99-cent store cake. But I invited my friend Kelli who I met through my friend Nathan, I thought she was very cute, and sweet, so I liked. My friend Dave didn't know I liked her, so he went with her to get food, and I soon found that Dave and Kelli had made out…When I heard the news, I was at home and I had a nervous breakdown, and freaked out. Yet all my anger disappeared because Dave was like my brother and I shouldn't be mad at him over a girl. I later told Kelli how I felt, and she didn't get scared of me, but I knew she didn't like me that way so I felt like I wouldn't push my luck, and kept any feelings to myself.
When I went back to Mission Viejo, two people I wanted to never see again resurfaced. Jenna and I had been talking on the phone the previous week nights and I was under the impression that she wanted me back, so I fell for it.but she came to my house and I realized the chemistry was gone… Then Jax called me up, I was in shock that she found me, but it was my mother who gave her my number. She wanted to hang out, and I decided to give her another chance. She picked me up and we went to see a movie…As we were parking the car I suddenly knew I didn't want to hang out with her. As luck would have it, Nathan was at the Theater, so I basically ditched her, but I wasn't trying to ditch her, I just went to the movie Nathan was going to see, so she wouldn't try a move on me. But she left and thus solved my problem, but I felt bad.
College started, I was so lost for the first three weeks, but I soon made friends, mostly the female variety. Through out the summer, I was working. I got a job with my step mom, and was also working with my cousin. Him and I had discussed many things while on break, such as life, love and hobbies. He wanted to go to a theme park, so I convinced him to have us bring dates. I was going to have him ask a friend of Kristys, named Cheryl, but he didn't have her phone number. So I had to call Kristy to get Cheryl's number…but after I got the number, Kristy and I got to talking, and she let it slipped that she liked me, and perhaps still does. So now I didn't know what to do. As far as my date for the Theme park, I was going to bring Kelli from my birthday party. She agreed so I was still trying to convince Adam to call Cheryl, but that wasn't going to happen… So I talked to Krysten, and planned to go to another theme park, and I organized that Krysten, Adam, Krysten's friend Candice and I were to go… But I was asked to go to the Homecoming Dance of a high school, so I accepted, and canceled the trip with Krysten. Two days before the Dance, my date canceled. When college started, I started going to a club with Dave and Nathan at least once a week, always attempting to meet women, which we did, but few we ever really got to talk to, well Dave meet some girls, I was still shy. But I did meet a sweet girl, but she had a boyfriend, so I was in dispair. Yet as we danced, she apparently hadn't dance the way I danced and she had but and her body language showed she liked me, or the dancing, either way we hit it off all right. For the rest of the night, her boyfriend wasn't an issue, so I assumed she wasn't happy with him. A week later she came over, and I took her to dinner and we sat under the clouds, but somewhere out there, there were stars. But she went back to her boyfriend and I was once again very saddened, she had made a great impact on me for such a brief time together.
So Now I look back on my life and wish I could go back and make different decisions and better choices. But in this world of phone tag, love notes, arguments and heartbreak; there has to he a happy medium, some middle of the road where we can all be happy. But that's not likely, life's crazy, it keeps us all awake and aware. All I can do it go back to life how it is and accept my choice and make the best of the bad. So all I can determine from my life adventures is that I'm either picking the wrong paths...or the wrong people, but at some point I was happy, and after a while I desperatly searched for that one thing in my life that so commonly went wrong, and it took me through some doors I dare not recall out of shame for myself, but I will. I cannot say that feeling that becomeing Mormon was the best way for me to find love, it did, but in a strangly indirect way...
Ever Since I knew Nathan, his religion effected me. In the begining it was an anger over something that I did not understand, and felt was wrong, but later became a friendly understanding of what it mean't to him. As the weeks after the aftermath of Candice, the pain and pity wore off. For some reason, the stupidity I felt about myself, about how I acted with Candice, about how I have acted with all other girls, drove me to seek God. I saw Mormonism as a way to get close to God, Nathan was happy that I found my way, and that I was going to get baptised.Before I could do that, I had to take six lessons from Missionaries and then I could get Baptised, and so I took a lesson a week and was Baptised on Jan 28th, 2001. But while this was happening, me and Jenna started talking again, and on an occasion her and I and Mike and Nate and Billy, hung out. I had no attraction to Jenna any more and I did all this so Nate and Billy and Mike could meet Brooke, Jenna's mormon friend. She was cute and I knew my three mormon friends (mike, nate and billy) would jump at the chance to meet Brooke. Well after the first meeting of all of us, Jenna kissed me. I hated that moment so much, I shutter to think about it, to this very day. Apparently, it was still a good sign, Jenna acually thought that I wanted to get back with her, when my intentions were with Billy and Mike, mostly, Not so much Nate who had a girlfriend. Eventually, Jenna would hate me because I didn't invite her to a Mormon dnace, and I also un-invited her to my Baptism, which wasn't a problem for me, I enjoyed both experences, without her. She hated me and I didn't care. Acually, me and Nate and Billy hung with Brooke on several occasions and didn't tell Jenna, cause she'd make life tourture, but eventually, she did, and then Brooke wouldn't hang out with me, but ofcourse hung out with Billy and Nate.
After my Baptism, I started going to my local church, and I made so many people who acted like my friends. And
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DJS -Mrs Shashikala was my class teacher -1974-77 and she took vrs and started working at a poor children school. Now she has started a school and requested me to associate and also requested me to spread word to old students of VHS, please find below her mail – if anybody is interested in this venture, her contact details are: email@example.com
Dear Mukund,
Wishing you and your family a happy Christmas and blessed
New year.
I would like to inform about my organization "Witness Foundation"
this deals with Working with underprivileged children, Conducting free
Medical camps and training the weaker Section women to develop Skill
and to be independent for better life and Many more plans,
Kindly involve in this project, Support this good cause
to bring Smile on the faces of the poor.
Warm regards
Cross Posted on the Vijaya High School Alumni Blog


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St. mary's was a blast.
I really didnt know what to expect on my first step forward towards my teaching career. I was pretty nervous to tell the truth. Probably my biggest fear was that the children would react negatively towards me and not want to play with me. I was hoping that the children would be willing to participate and want to be active and run around and play...and to my pleasant surprise, the kids loved that we visited and played games with them. All of the kids that i had the oppurtunity to play games with had a blast and really enjoyed the activities. I also had a lot of fun and had a smile on my face non stop. During the first couple of weeks at SUNY Cortland, i really was questioning weather or not i was in the right profession. It was not untill that night that i knew for sure that this is where i belong. I had an awesome time and got a pretty good workout as well running around with the kids.
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Bent valves and wiped cam?
Do you know which cylinder(s) had the bent valves. What I would do is scope the cylinder to see if there is any damage.
Ive got a question about this at a KJ forum, theyve got some experts on this engine, hopefully theyll know what is up with the shops claims.
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What a glorious day, and a busy one to begin the week. This is my first post on the Milkwood intern blog, exciting!! I will be out here for the next three months so will en-devour to make contact whenever possible.
I arrived out here at the start of the month and so much has happened already. I decided to get here a little early as I was keen to sit in on the Forest garden course run by Dan Harris. There has been much learning and progress made in the forest Garden since then and last week had been particularly productive as it was the week of planting. We put in fig trees, a variety of Acacias, Hazelnuts, and a mix bag of stone fruits only to name a few. I think that there must have been around 150 trees planted in those few days, but more on that another time. One of the things which I was just so inspired by was Dan's knowledge of flora, species names, geographical origin, characteristics, and properties wether medicinal, edible or otherwise.
This is one of the many things which I would like (or at least begin) to learn while out here and to do so, myself and fellow interns will be starting a little botanical catalog of what we are growing in our Forest Garden and just in general around the farm.
As food and nourishment are also on the agenda, I think that I will share a little news about what comes out of the kitchen here at milkwood. Rose, our resident chef is a wizzardess in the camp kitchen and passionate about paddock to plate ethical cuisine. I think that we will be the first group here to leave fatter then we arrived, thank you Rose!!!
Now to share just a few words about myself. I have been working and living the hospitality lifestyle for the past 15 years. The kitchen has been my domain although I had always understood that food, beverage and community were synonymous so sort the education and training to develop a dynamic skill set. I have been fortunate enough to travel and work with some amazing chefs in Many different cities in Europe and here in Australia.
Earlier this year I returned from Italy after a couple of years away. My main focus during my time there was in natural wine making and holistic land management. Permaculture also slowly revealed itself and on returning I decided that the kitchen needed a rest and diverted my attention to this. It feels like a very natural transition and coming to Milkwood for me is all about new learnings, natural food productions, community and land care, self nourishment and care and new beginnings.
My attraction to the kitchen started with my passion for eating and a fascination with produce. Provenance is extremely important to me and I want to re-learn the traditions of reconnecting food with family with community. Milkwood is a special place and already feels like home, I am excited to be here and am loving the opportunities that are here for me.
Ok, I will leave it here for the night as there are books waiting for me in my tent on the hill.


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The pictures of the day for the 8th are a little belated – as I've been running around setting up details for The Long Walk – and I promise you, it is going to be great fun!
But there was a very important group of photos posted to the Flickr Group yesterday by Harlequin Rhode, consisting of useful images and banners and logos to use of your own blogs – as well as this lovely map!
Harlequin is issuing the images with the following information:
You are free to distribute and use these designs for SL10B related items and activities, blogging, etc. however you are not able to use them in any items or object that you intend on selling. In addition, as SL10B is a G rated event, use of the art must conform to the G rating as outlined in the SL ToS and Community Standards.
Using these designs should not imply acceptance or endorsement by SL10B community event organizers.


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It has been a very long time since we have heard any news on ICANN's Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP). It has actually been even longer, since the first study on domain name disputes - Fair.com? (http://aix1.uottawa.ca/~geist/geistudrp.pdf) - by Michael Geist was publised and showed a rather concerning pattern of trademark owners winning in most of the cases. The results of Geist's study were quite revealing: the success rate for complainants of all the cases brought before WIPO panels was, at the time, 82.2%. This relevation brought to light the inadequecies of the system and raised concerns over various issues such as forum shopping.
However, almost seven years after the study, a new report comes to light and shows ICANN's incapacity, inability or indiference to address issues that have constituted procedural flaws within the UDRP ever since its inception.
In a very recent article, the Wall Street Journal has reported that in 2007 domain name disputes have reached an all-time high (http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/01/11/domain-name-disputes-at-an-all-time-high/). According to data from the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), in 2007 domain name disputes have reached a 2,156 fraction, making it its most successful year yet. Of all these cases, 85% of trademark owners have prevailed.
Even though we can not safely argue that this high percentage is unsubstantiated, still this number is rather alarming.
With the number of dispute resolution providers dropping (since the creation of the UDRP ICANN has lost two of its service providers and has only added one), WIPO is still receiving the majority of the disputes and for obvious reasons. So what is the conclusion? Just because the criticism against the UDRP has gone quite, it doesn't mean that the system is functioning properly. The UDRP obviously still suffers from procedural and substantive issues; and, since businesses and entrepreneurs are depending on domain names to build their businesses online, it is about time we start addressing and answering some very crucial questions - what is - in reality - the legal nature of domain names?


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I guess when someone doesn't want to spend time with you, there isn't anything you can do about it. When it's family, and you have been close in the past, it's hard to let it go. When you have an elderly parent, who at this stage of his life only wants to be with his family, it's even harder.
I realize that not all families are close. I realize that sometimes people need distance to find themselves. Our family, though, has always been civil and even loving, happy to take the time to get together on birthdays and holidays because we don't live close enough to be able to casually just drop by. We do what we can to help each other, so it hurts when someone withdraws and says "don't call me, I might call you but don't hold your breath."
In a long text I got from Barb today, that was the point. I am glad she is happy. I am glad she loves her husband and is supporting him in his quest for successful self-employment. I am glad she is finding "quality time to focus on [her] path." I am sorry, though, that she declined to come out to eat with us for her birthday because they are "going out of town for a few days." That's the same excuse she gave for not wanting to come for Christmas. "We need to get away for a while." Okay.
I think I sound bitter about the whole thing. I just don't understand it. Dad is elderly, all alone, and the only thing he needs and wants from us is companionship and contact, and maybe some leftover meatloaf occasionally. He is hurt by her withdrawal. That's the thing about family, they are not only there for you when you need them, but you should be there for them. If I am dying, I don't think I will be calling Barb to tell her.
I can't understand living your life totally devoted to just one other person, your spouse, to the neglect of all others. Private is fine, reclusive is scary. If I see her occasionally, at a time of her own choosing, I guess that will have to be enough. I will try to resist the temptation to tell her I need to be out of town at that time.