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USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2018: Change & Recalibration (New York)
09.21.18 New York, NY
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2018: Change & Recalibration (San Francisco)
05.15.18 San Francisco, CA
13th Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
03.01.18 Alexandria, VA
The Sedona Conference on International Patent Litigation: Aspirations Toward Attaining Effective Global IP Protection
02.26.18 Reston, VA
2018 Design Conference: The Power of Design
02.26.18 London, England
PTAB Trial Practice After Wi-Fi One: Challenges and Opportunities
02.23.18 Webinar
Leahy Institute of Advanced Patent Studies
02.18.18 Naples, FL
2018 IP Chat: Early Reports and New Ideas on Exhaustion
02.08.18 Webinar
Clinical Innovation: Fair and Effective Incentives for New Uses of Established Drugs
02.08.18 Washington, D.C.
Plain Packaging: Branding and IP Infringement Risks
01.17.18 Webinar
Leveraging Design Patents to Protect Graphical User Interfaces
11.30.17 Webinar
The Federalist Society's National Lawyers Convention
11.16.17 Washington, D.C.
Perspectives on the PTAB: The New Role of the Administrate State in the Innovation Economy
11.09.17 Arlington, VA
Intellectual Property Essentials Webinar
11.08.17 Webinar
The 2017 Algae Biomass Summit
10.30.17 Salt Lake City, Utah
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2017 - San Francisco
10.25.17 San Francisco, CA
5th Anniversary Webinar Series: Effectively Managing the Intersection of Jurisdictions
10.25.17 Webinar
PLI's Intellectual Property Law Institute 2017 - San Francisco
10.23.17 San Francisco, CA
AIPLA 2017 Annual Meeting
10.19.17 Washington, DC
5th Anniversary Webinar Series: Federal Circuit Review of AIA Post-Grant Proceedings—What the Statistics Tell Us
10.18.17 Webinar
5th Anniversary Webinar Series: Lessons Learned and Best Practices Adopted
10.11.17 Webinar
Design Patents: Meeting Obviousness and Novelty Requirements
10.05.17 Webinar
5th Anniversary Webinar Series: Prosecuting Patents that Survive PTAB Scrutiny
10.04.17 Webinar
PLI's Intellectual Property Law Institute 2017 - New York
10.02.17 New York, NY
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2017 - New York
09.25.17 New York, NY
Is Administrative Review of Granted Patents Constitutional?
09.22.17 Washington, D.C.
IP Days 2017 Seminar
09.20.17 Munich, Germany
2017 IPO Annual Meeting
09.17.17 San Francisco, CA
MIP Life Sciences Forum
09.13.17 New York, NY
Federalist Society Teleforum: Patent Law & Antitrust
09.07.17 Teleforum
USPTO-ASEAN Program
Webinar on Managing Parallel District Court and USPTO Patent Challenges
07.27.17 Webinar - Online
Israel Global Patent Litigation Forum
06.26.17 Tel Aviv
IP Strategy Summit: Silicon Valley
06.13.17 Palo Alto, CA
AIPLA 2017 Trademark Boot Camp
06.08.17 Arlington, VA
Pharma Lessons from the PTAB: Litigation and Prosecution
06.08.17 Webinar
Life Sciences Patent Network
06.01.17 Boston, MA
Transforming Women's Leadership in the Law Fireside Chat – Hidden Figures
05.31.17 Washington, DC
Webinar: Depositions in PTAB Proceedings
05.24.17 Webinar
HUB of Marketing and Technology Transfer for the Americas
05.22.17 La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Round Table on the New Role of the Administrate State in the Innovation Economy
05.22.17 Arlington, VA
The IP Software Summit 2017
05.18.17 San Francisco
'United States of Footwear' Executive Summit
05.11.17 Washington, DC
Patent Data: What is it Still Good For?
05.11.17 Washington, D.C.
LES Best Practices in IP Licensing Conference
05.09.17 Washington, DC
IIPCC Putting America Back To Work – Fixing The U.S. Patent System
05.08.17 Washington, D.C.
11th Annual Patent Law Institute
04.27.17 San Francisco, CA
IP Defense Summit
04.27.17 New York City, NY
USPTO Design Day 2017
04.25.17 Alexandria, VA
LESI 2017 Annual Conference
04.24.17 Paris, France
11th Annual Patent Law Institute
04.06.17 New York, NY
Webinar: Fast Track Patent Examination Options and Strategies 2017
03.29.17 Webinar
MIP US Patent Forum 2017
03.23.17 Washington, DC
MIP US Patent Forum 2017
03.21.17 Palo Alto, CA
Divided Infringement Since Akami En Banc: Development of the Law
03.14.17 Webinar
12th Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
03.09.17 Alexandria, VA
UT Advanced Patent Law Conference
03.09.17 Alexandria, VA
PTAB Bar Association Conference
03.01.17 Washington, DC
2017 Patent Experts Conference
01.14.17 Naples, FL
Protecting the Appearance of Icons and Graphical User Interfaces, What You Need to Know in the US and Europe
12.12.16 Webinar
21st Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
11.03.16 Austin, Texas
American Intellectual Property Law Association 2016 Annual Meeting
10.28.16 Washington, DC
Practicing Law Institute (PLI) Intellectual Property Institute (San Francisco, CA)
10.24.16 San Francisco, CA
The 2016 Algae Biomass Summit
10.23.16 Phoenix, Arizona
LES 2016 Annual Meeting
10.23.16 Vancouver, BC, Canada
28th Annual Intellectual Property Seminar: The Evolving Landscape of IP
10.21.16 Williamsburg, VA
Design Patents and IPR: Challenging and Defending Validity at the PTAB
10.18.16 Webinar
Design Law 2016
10.14.16 Washington, DC
Global TEC Forum
10.06.16 New Orleans, LA
Practicing Law Institute (PLI) Intellectual Property Institute (New York, NY)
09.26.16 New York, NY
Graphical User Interfaces and Design Patents under US IP-practice
09.21.16 Munich, Germany
European Patent Office ICT Seminar
09.13.16 New York, New York
4th Plant Genomics Congress USA
09.12.16 Philadelphia, PA
2016 Intellectual Property Owners Association Annual Meeting
09.12.16 New York, New York
Leveraging Design Patents to Protect Graphical User Interfaces
08.23.16 Webinar
Design Patents and the Hague Agreement Option: Evaluating the Benefits and Risks of Filing an IDA
07.14.16 Webinar
Prosecution in Light of Patent Office Litigation
07.13.16 Webinar
Organ-on-a-Chip World Congress 2016
07.07.16 Boston, MA
USPTO Office of Policy and International Affairs
06.28.16 Alexandria, Virginia
National Advanced Biofuels Conference & Expo
06.22.16 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
International Congress on Personalized Health Care
06.14.16 Montreal, Canada
AIPLA Trademark Boot Camp
06.09.16 Arlington, VA
NYSBA's Women in Intellectual Property Law 14th Annual Program
06.08.16 New York, New York
Advanced Bioeconomy Feedstocks Conference
06.06.16 Miami, Florida
The IP Strategy Summit Boston 2016
05.19.16 Boston, MA
AIPLA 2016 Spring Meeting
05.18.16 Minneapolis, MN
IPO IP Chat Channel Webinar
05.18.16 Webinar
Managing Intellectual Property PTAB Forum 2016
05.12.16 New York, New York
Renewable & Bio-Based Chemicals Summit
05.04.16 Chicago, IL
IP in the Auto Industry: Challenges and Opportunities in a Converging World
05.03.16 Detroit, Michigan
USPTO Boardside Chat Webinar
04.26.16 Webinar
The IP Enforcement & Monetization Summit Silicon Valley 2016
04.21.16 Palo Alto, CA
World Congress on Industrial Biotechnology
04.18.16 San Diego, California
The Impact of IPRs and Other Post-Grant Proceedings on BioPharma
04.14.16 Cambridge, MA
ABA's 31st Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference
04.08.16 Bethesda, Maryland
Leveraging Design Patents to Protect Graphical User Interfaces
04.07.16 Webinar
ABA's 31st Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference
04.06.16 Bethesda, Maryland
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2016 – San Francisco
03.31.16 San Francisco, CA
Biosimilars World 2016
03.30.16 Philadelphia, PA
2016 Materials Research Society Spring Meeting & Exhibit
03.28.16 Phoenix, AZ
AIPLA QJ First Annual Symposium: The Life of a Claim
03.18.16 Washington, D.C.
BIT's 9th Annual World Congress of Industrial Biotechnology 2016
03.17.16 Seoul, South Korea
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2016 – New York
03.14.16 New York, NY
11th Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
03.10.16 Alexandria, VA
Inside Intellectual Property Practice: A Career Panel
03.10.16 Baltimore, Maryland
5th Annual Pharma IPR Conference
03.09.16 Mumbai, India.
Designs: Into the Future Conference
02.29.16 Singapore
Patent Office Litigation: Lessons Learned
02.24.16 Webinar
Licensing Executive Society's Webinar Wednesday Series
02.17.16 Webinar
The Federal Circuit Bar Association's " Past, Present & Future - The State of Patent Law in the District of New Jersey"
02.11.16 Newark, New Jersey
University of Southern California Intellectual Property Institute
02.09.16 Los Angeles, California
4th Annual Patent Law Experts Conference
02.08.16 Naples, FL
Fourth Annual Naples Patent Law Experts Conference
02.08.16 Naples, Florida
Energy, Utility & Environment Conference
02.03.16 San Diego, CA
2015 Patent Law Decisions that Should Not Go Unnoticed
02.02.16 Washington, DC
Intellectual Property Owners Association's (IPO) IP chat webinar
02.02.16 Webinar
Global Engage's 2nd Biologics & Biosimilars Congress
02.01.16 Berlin, Germany
AIPLA Mid-Winter Institute
01.27.16 La Quinta, CA
CIPLA Current Hot Topics in Design Patent Law in the US and Abroad
01.20.16 New Haven, CT
3D Cellular Models Revitalizing Phenotypic Screening
01.16.16 Boston, MA
Lessons From Practicing at the PTAB
01.14.16 Webinar
Globecom Intellectual Property Industry Panel
12.09.15 San Diego, California
The 4th Annual IP Strategy Summit
11.10.15 New York, NY
World Biosimilar Congress Europe 2015
11.09.15 Basel, Switzerland
Advanced Patent Law Institute
11.06.15 Austin, TX
Patent Prosecution After Akamai: Exploring the Contours of "Direction and Control"
10.29.15 Webinar
The European Forum for Industrial Biotechnology and the Bioeconomy
10.27.15 Brussels, Belgium
4th International Conference and Exhibition on Biologics and Biosimilars
10.26.15 Baltimore, MD
National Advanced Biofuels Conference & Expo
AIPLA 2015 Annual Meeting
10.22.15 Washington, DC
5th Annual MIBio Conference
10.21.15 Cambridge, UK
15th Annual Sedona Conference on Patent Litigation: Improving the Efficiency of Handling Patent Litigation
10.19.15 Reston, VA
Lefkosa Bar Association
10.09.15 Nicosia, Cyprus
The New IP Business Models: Innovation or Commoditization?
10.08.15 Palo Alto, CA
American Society of Human Genetics 2015 Annual Meeting
10.07.15 Baltimore, MD
Obtaining Design Rights Using the Hague System: A Guide for U.S. Practitioners
10.06.15 Webinar
Protecting Your IP On the Ground and in the Cloud - Minority Corporate Counsel Association CLE Expo
10.05.15 San Diego, CA
Minority Corporate Counsel Association CLE Expo – IP Boot Camp for the Non-Practitioner
10.05.15 San Diego, CA
9th Annual Algae Biomass Summit
09.29.15 Washington D.C.
Intellectual Property Law Institute 2015
09.28.15 New York, New York
Latest Trends and Developments in IP Licensing Agreements Explored
08.24.15 Webinar
(WIPO)-USA Summer School on Designs and the Interface with IPRs
07.20.15 Alexandria, Virginia
BIO World Congress on Industrial Biotechnology
07.19.15 Montreal, Canada
Design Patents and the New Hague Agreement Option: Evaluating the Benefits and Risks of Filing an IDA
07.16.15 Webinar
Organ-on-a-Chip and 3D-Printing in the Life Sciences
07.08.15 Boston, MA
Federal Circuit Bench & Bar Conference
06.25.15 Dana Point, CA
2015 BIO International Convention
7th Annual Trademark Boot Camp
06.04.15 Alexandria, VA
31st Annual Fuel Ethanol Workshop and Expo
06.03.15 Minneapolis, MN
2015 LAIPLA Spring Seminar
05.30.15 Laguna Niguel, CA
8th Rhineland Biopatent Forum
05.21.15 Düsseldorf, Germany
Biosimilars 2015
05.19.15 Berlin, Germany
8th Annual NIH Career Symposium
05.15.15 Bethesda, MD
True Grit and Growth Mindset: The Secrets of Success
05.11.15 Washington, DC
ACI's Biochemicals & Bioplastics USA
05.06.15 Denver, CO
INTA Annual Meeting
05.03.15 San Diego, CA
2015 AIPLA Spring Meeting
05.01.15 Los Angeles, CA
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2015
04.17.15 San Francisco, CA
China Intellectual Property & Innovation Summit 2015
04.16.15 Shanghai, China
The George Washington University Law School's Symposium on Intellectual Property
04.12.15 Washington, DC
EPPICon 2015
03.28.15 Santa Clara, CA
CUA Law Review Symposium: Patent Litigation After the AIA
03.27.15 Washington, DC
EGA Legal Affairs Forum
03.27.15 Brussels, Belgium
Lignofuels Americas 2015
03.26.15 Milwaukee, WI
30th Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference
03.26.15 Bethesda, MD
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2015
03.26.15 New York, NY
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money - Niro and Susman
03.24.15 Webinar
PIPG 2015 Symposium
03.19.15 University of Pennsylvania
10th Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
03.12.15 Alexandria, VA
Oberlin College Computer Science Department
03.10.15 Oberlin, OH
University of Akron School of Law's 17th Annual Symposium on Intellectual Property Law and Policy
03.09.15 Akron, OH
University of Notre Dame Law School - Design Patent Law 101
02.27.15 South Bend, IN
The Role of Physician-Lawyers in the Future of Medicine
02.26.15 Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money - Hinman and Aronoff
02.24.15 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money - Hadad
02.24.15 Webinar
International Women's Leadership Forum
02.24.15 London, England
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money - Epstein
02.23.15 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money - Gulbrandsen
02.23.15 Webinar
18th Annual Energy, Utility, and Environment Conference
02.17.15 San Diego, CA
4th Annual Pharma IPR India
02.11.15 Mumbai, India
Tissue Engineering & Bioprinting: Research to Commercialization
02.10.15 Boston, MA
USPTO 101 Guidelines: What is Left for Diagnostics?
01.22.15 Webinar
USPTO 101 Guidelines: Effects on Software Patents
01.16.15 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 19
01.16.15 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 20
01.16.15 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 18
01.15.15 Webinar
USPTO 101 Guidelines: What Constitutes "Non-Naturally Occurring" Subject Matter?
01.14.15 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 17
01.14.15 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 15
01.13.15 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 16
01.13.15 Webinar
2015 IIPLA Annual Congress
01.05.15 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Interface Between PTAB Contested Proceedings and District Court Litigation
12.12.14 Webinar
The Supervisor's Guide to Powerful Communication Under Pressure
12.10.14 Rockville, MD
International Women's Leadership Forum
12.09.14 San Jose, CA
12.09.14 Austin, TX
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 13
12.05.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 14
12.05.14 Webinar
Patent Disputes Forum 2014
12.04.14 Santa Clara, CA
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 11
12.04.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 12
12.04.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 9
12.03.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 10
12.03.14 Webinar
2014 Design Law Symposium
11.21.14 Washington, DC
University of Maryland Bioscience Day
11.20.14 University of Maryland, College Park
Leveraging the Trademark Clearinghouse: Protecting Marks Under ICANN's gTLD System
11.18.14 Webinar
Licensing Executives Society's Best Practices in Licensing: Developing, Negotiating & Executing Transactions
11.17.14 Chicago, IL
Oil & Gas Intellectual Property Summit
11.17.14 Calgary, Canada
Rochester Intellectual Property Law Association (RIPLA) Fall Seminar
11.14.14 Rochester, NY
IP Strategy: New York 2014
11.11.14 New York, NY
Protecting your IP Overseas: WIPO Services and Initiatives
11.10.14 Boston, MA
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 7
11.07.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 8
11.07.14 Webinar
University of Texas School of Law's 2014 Advanced Patent Law Institute
11.06.14 Austin, TX
The Sedona Conference "All Voices Meeting"
11.04.14 New Orleans, LA
Webinar: The Rise of Patent Office Litigation and Its Impact on Corporate Patent Portfolios
10.30.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 5
10.24.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 6
10.24.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 3
10.21.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 4
10.21.14 Webinar
15th Annual Business of Biosimilars Conference
10.21.14 Boston, MA
Where Is the Money? The Business of IP at a Crossroads
10.20.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 1
10.20.14 Webinar
The New IP Business Models: How to Follow the Money, No. 2
10.20.14 Webinar
2014 Maryland Clean Energy Summit
10.15.14 Hyattsville, MD
CIPA Congress 2014
10.02.14 London, England
2014 Algae Biomass Summit
09.29.14 San Diego, CA
Draft Rock-Solid License Agreements and Avoid the Top 7 Litigated Terms
09.23.14 Webinar
Forest Products Association of Canada Biopathways Partnership Network
09.11.14 Thunder Bay, Canada
2014 Eighth Circuit Judicial Conference
08.06.14 Omaha, Nebraska
Licensing Executives Society Masters Class: Principles and Practices of Intellectual Asset Management
07.28.14 Chicago, IL
International Bioprinting Congress
07.24.14 Singapore
DC Bar Panel Luncheon
07.22.14 Washington, DC
Best Practices for Drafting University-Industry R&D Partnership Agreements
07.08.14 Webinar
Joint Infringement After Limelight: Implications for Information Technology
06.25.14 Webinar
Secondary Use Pharmaceutical Patents: Litigation and Trade Policy Briefing
06.05.14 Washington, DC
Complaint Department No More: How to Keep HR from Being the Lightning Rod for Employee Gripes
06.01.14 Webinar
12th Annual Rocky Mountain IP & Technology Institute
05.29.14 Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center
11th Annual Biosimilars Conference
05.21.14 Berlin, Germany
AIPLA Spring Meeting
05.15.14 Philadelphia, PA
Patent Office Litigation - How to Wield A New Low-Cost Alternative to District Court Patent Litigation
05.13.14 Cincinnati, OH
2014 Annual International Trademark Association (INTA) Conference
05.11.14 Hong Kong
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2014 (San Francisco)
04.25.14 San Francisco, CA
PTAB AIA Trial Roundtable
04.17.14 New York, NY
The Sedona Conference Working Group 10 Midyear Meeting
04.10.14 San Francisco, CA
IRICoR Intellectual Property Workshop
04.07.14 Montreal
Non-Academic Careers in Biomedical Sciences - West Virginia Univeristy
04.04.14 West Virginia
29th Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference
04.03.14 Arlington, VA
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2014 (New York)
03.27.14 New York, NY
IPO Patent and Trademark Office Day
03.25.14 Washington, DC
4th Annual Biosimilar Conference
03.24.14 Boston, MA
CPIP Presents: "From Lab to Market: How Intellectual Property Secures the Benefits of R&D"
03.21.14 Washington, DC - George Mason University
8th Annual Patent Law Institute - San Francisco
03.17.14 San Francisco, CA
Webinar: "Inter Partes Review: Nuts & Bolts"
03.13.14 Webinar
Practicing Before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB)
03.11.14 U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
Utah Mid-Winter IP Summit
02.28.14 Salt Lake City, UT
ACI's Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Patent Life Cycles and Portfolio Strategies Conference
02.25.14 New York, NY
International IP Institute and Bloomberg BNA's AIA Post-Grant Practice Program
02.19.14 Crystal City, VA
PLI's Patent Briefing Series: PTAB Roadblock to Patent Monetization
02.12.14 Webinar
02.04.14 Phoenix, AZ
8th Annual Patent Law Institute - New York
02.03.14 New York, New York
Patent Legislation Before The U.S. Congress: Differing Perspectives – Part 3
01.30.14 Webinar
Patent Legislation Before The U.S. Congress: Differing Perspectives – Part 2
01.28.14 Webinar
9th Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
01.24.14 United States Patent and Trademark Office - Alexandria, VA
ACI Patent Reform Conference
01.23.14 New York, NY
IP Counsel Exchange for Biosimilar Applicants and Sponsors
01.23.14 New York, NY
Design Patents and Trade Dress: Significant Recent Litigation
01.22.14 Webinar
Patent Legislation Before The U.S. Congress - Differing Perspectives
01.15.14 Webinar
Lignofuels America 2013
12.11.13 Philadelphia, PA
Consero's IP Forum for Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Medical Devices
12.09.13 Newport Beach, CA
WBA Presents - Rainmaking: Building Relationships for Sustainable Business Development
11.20.13 Washington, DC
Fordham Law IP Innovation Summit
11.19.13 New York, NY
ALAS Webinar - "It's a New World: IP Practice after the AIA"
11.14.13 Webinar
2013 BIO IPCC Fall Conference
11.06.13 Washington, DC
Patent Disputes Forum 2013
11.05.13 Santa Clara, CA
2013 Advanced Patent Law Institute - Austin
10.31.13 Austin, TX
Lessons from the Smartphone Wars: Surprising Developments in Patent, Copyright & Licensing
10.22.13 New York, NY
Practical Strategies for Presenting Your Case Before the International Trade Commission
10.10.13 Washington, DC
Webinar: Patent Owner Strategy in Post-Grant Proceedings
10.03.13 Webinar
2013 Intellectual Property Retreat - National Harbor
09.19.13 National Harbor, MD
Sedona Conference® Working Group on Patent Litigation Best Practices 2013 Annual Meeting
09.19.13 Washington, DC
2013 Intellectual Property Owners Association Annual Meeting
09.16.13 Boston, MA
Intellectual Property Law Institute 2013
Webinar: "The First Year: An Inter Partes Review Progress Report"
07.24.13 Webinar
BIO IP & Diagnostics Symposium
07.22.13 Alexandria, VA
Avoiding Ethics and Malpractice Risks in the New Post-Grant Proceedings
06.28.13 Webinar
NPE Risk Mitigation and Emerging Solutions
06.27.13 Webinar
2013 Association of Corporate Patent Counsel Summer Meeting
06.25.13 Asheville, NC
06.10.13 Warwick, Rhode Island
11th Annual Rocky Mountain IP & Technology Institute
05.31.13 Denver, CO
Patent Litigation Best Practices for General Counsel Webinar
05.31.13 Webinar
Design Patent Challenges at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office - A Webinar
05.20.13 Webinar
12th Annual Biosimilars Conference
05.15.13 Berlin, Germany
The Regional Conference on Patent Litigation: "In Search of Best Practices for Patent Litigation Case Management Post-AIA"
05.09.13 Washington, DC
International E-Commerce IP Protection Strategies
05.04.13 Dallas, TX
Protection of Icons and Graphical User Interface
05.04.13 Dallas, TX
Protecting the Look of Smartphone Apps - Design Patent, Trademark, and Copyright Protection for Icons and GUIs
05.01.13 Dallas, TX
Effective Patent Strategies Under the AIA
04.29.13 San Antonio, TX
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2013 - Austin
04.29.13 Austin, TX
Intellectual Property 101
04.25.13 Washington, DC
IP Counsel Cafe - "Pressured to Monetize: Are We All Becoming Patent Trolls?"
04.25.13 Palo Alto, CA
2013 USPTO Design Day
04.23.13 Alexandria, VA
Design Patents - An Overview for Emory University
04.16.13 Atlanta, GA
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2013 - San Francisco
04.15.13 San Francisco, CA
Myriad Genetics Before The U.S. Supreme Court – University of Pennsylvania Law School
04.10.13 Philadelphia, PA
USPTO Post-Grant Patent Trials 2013 - New York City
03.27.13 New York, NY
4th Annual IP Symposium
03.22.13 West Palm Beach, FL
The Comprehensive Guide to Patent Reform for Life Sciences Companies
01.31.13 New York, NY
8th Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
01.24.13 Austin, TX
Litigation Strategies Under the AIA - Contested Proceedings: Stays and Estoppels
01.09.13 Webinar
Interpreting Ambiguity - A Practical Guide to Covered Business Method Patent Review
01.03.13 Webinar
IPO Educational Foundation's 23rd Annual Conference on U.S. Patent & Trademark Office Law and Practice
12.10.12 Washington, DC
13th Annual Silicon Valley Advanced Patent Law Institute
12.06.12 Palo Alto, CA
Biotech Patents: Effective and Practical Strategies for Prosecuting and Litigating Biotech Patents in an Increasingly Uncertain Legal Environment
11.28.12 Boston, MA
Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering Annual Conference
11.15.12 Nashville, TN
BIO IPCC 2012 Pre-Conference Workshop
11.12.12 Charleston, SC
13th Annual Sedona Conference
10.11.12 Del Mar, CA
PLI's Patent Litigation Seminar 2012
09.27.12 San Francisco, CA
6th Annual World Antibody Manufacturing Summit
09.18.12 London, UK
40th Annual Intellectual Property Owners' Association Meeting
09.10.12 San Antonio, TX
International Conference and Exhibition on Biowaivers & Biosimilars
09.10.12 San Antonio, TX
Intellectual Property & the Drug Development Lifecycle
07.17.12 Washington, DC
Green Technology Intellectual Property Summit
06.27.12 Chicago, IL
Alternative Careers in Biomedical Science Seminar
06.20.12 Washington, DC
Patent Disputes 2012: Patent Reform & New Models for a New Market
06.19.12 Washington, DC
Prometheus Bound – Analyzing the Current Restraints on Patent Eligible Subject Matter
06.19.12 Washington, DC
Summer Update: What You Need to Know About the Patent Amendments Under the AIA
06.05.12 Washington, DC
ACI's 3rd Advanced Forum on Biosimilars
05.21.12 New York, NY
Patent Litigation and The America Invents Act
05.18.12 Concord, NH
FDA's New Biosimilar Draft Guidances
05.15.12 Telebriefing
Patent Success or Failure? The America Invents Act and Beyond
05.11.12 Princeton, NJ
Patent Practice and Damage Control in the Wake of the Supreme Court's Mayo v. Prometheus Decision
05.10.12 Webinar
Strategies for Effectively Utilizing Outside Trademark Counsel
05.05.12 Washington, DC
8th Annual BioProcess International Conference
04.19.12 Prague, Czech Republic
Careers in Patent Law and Developments Under the America Invents Act
04.16.12 Gainesville, FL
USPTO Design Day 2012
04.10.12 Alexandria, VA
The America Invents Act – An Overview of the Act and Implementation to Date
04.03.12 College Park, MD
The America Invents Act Impacts on Patent Litigation
04.03.12 College Park, MD
2012 AIChE Spring Meeting & 8th Global Congress on Process Safety
04.02.12 Houston, TX
Patent Office Litigation under the America Invents Act
03.29.12 Fairfax, VA
Managing Intellectual Property's US Patent Reform Forum 2012
03.27.12 Washington, DC
Reexamination and Concurrent Patent Litigation
03.19.12 Charlottesville, VA
FCBA Webcast: New Rules for Post-Issuance Review Proceedings
03.13.12 Webinar
Lyon & Bendheim Alumni Lecture
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This halloween was definately fun!
Not only was I sewing like mad for the last 2 weeks - but I actually had Kyle dress up for the family theme! (OK dress up might be stretching it, a plaid shirt - that he said he'd wear again, and an axe - but I'm going with it!)
But it was actually very rewarding to sew up the costumes and plan it all. I had Little Red Riding Hood stuck in my head for months! (Even since Colleen wrote a post about planning for Halloween in August). And I searched and searched and searched for cute riding hood and wolf halloween costumes. But I could not find what I was looking for! But I persevered. With a little help from Martha Stewart I was able to hand-sew exactly what I wanted! (Yes I said hand sew - sewing machines don't like me).
But a very successful halloween costume day - if I do say so myself!


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The Simple...yet complex discussion about Guild Wars 2, Simple Complexities: The GUILD and more.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Putting out Fire with Gasoline (XFire that is..)
7 comments:
- Jayedub said...
Hmmm, I have been running Win7 for a few months now, and everytime I tried runnign AoC in DX10 I would get the black screen of death when exiting the game. Never thought it could be xfire.
I usually just disable xfire in game, but for some reason I turned it back on recently in AoC. I personally have not had any issues when running xfire as long as it is disabled, but I am also running the 32bit version with the 32bit Win7.
Now I did have issues when I was running Vista 64bit with xfire.
- August 12, 2009 at 11:16 AM
- Openedge1 said...
I also use 64 bit, and maybe that is the concern? Anyways, like I said, I have alleviated the black screen, and sometimes herky jerky framerates when going to certain locations.
Some NPC loading works better on Tarantia now as well...hooray.
Glad Xfire is gone.
- August 12, 2009 at 11:45 AM
- Sam Houston said...
Have you tried using Steam? Since AOC is sold on Steam, you can manually add it to the client, and it may track it (not sure if it tracks it, I think it may). Assuming you have you Steam name entered on GamerDNA, it could then track all your gaming at gamerDNA.com and tweet it out for you, just like Xfire.
Let me know if there is anything I can do to help!
Sam Houston
GamerDNA Community Manager
- August 12, 2009 at 9:45 PM
- Jayedub said...
Wow, I didn't know that. Thanks for the tip.
- August 13, 2009 at 12:26 AM
- Openedge1 said...
Thanks Sam
Hmm...just reloaded...better put Steam back on and see how that works.
(And as a PS: Raptr was a fail due to me running DX10 in AoC. Raptr would suck 50% of CPU then)
- August 13, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- Jayedub said...
Unfortunately I don't think Steam works the same way as Xfire does if you have the retail version.
I added AoC as a non-steam game, and I can launch the game with steam, but it did not track any of the game time I put in last night.
Personally I am not having any problems that I know of with Xfire, I think due to running Win7 x32 and disabling Xfire in game.
Originally I used Xfire back when I was in a Call of Duty clan ages ok, but now I like to use it to track game time.
- August 13, 2009 at 8:25 PM
- Openedge1 said...
This may be my issue. I run Win 7 x64 and AoC in DX10.
As a side note, Raptr was tested, and was found out that it does not work well with the DX10 version, and would steal 50% CPU cycles.
Not good.
So, basically, I have nothing to track my time...ah well..
Maybe when I buy a 4 CPU i7 with 6 GPU's and 32GB ram...then maybe..
- August 14, 2009 at 9:35 AM


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You better twirl! These reality show girls and YouTube sensations are winning!
Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kenya Moore was probably twirling and snapping all day yesterday after she heard Beyonce had paid her a little homage during an interview with Inside Edition. While she was walking backstage with Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams after their half-time performance at the Super Bowl, the girls were asked, "How does it feel?" and Beyonce responded in her best Kenya Moore impression, "They were fierce hunty! Gone with the wind fabulous!!!"
Kenya is getting her life, especially since she claims she gets mistaken for Beyonce all of the time.
Internet sensation Sweet Brown was also thrown a bone by Beyonce during her interview with AJ Calloway at Extra TV. He said to her, "They say the half-time show was so hot, the power went out," and Beyonce responded, "The power went out? Lord Jesus it's a fire!!"
Catch both of those videos below:
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If you've never seen Kenya Moore in action, Click Here and fast forward to the 7:50 mark to get a good laugh!
Read more: Necole Bitchie.com: Beyonce Says The Super Bowl Half-Time Show Was 'Gone With The Wind Fabulous' http://necolebitchie.com/2013/02/05/beyonce-says-the-super-bowl-half-time-show-was-gone-with-the-wind-fabulous/#ixzz2K2HrMiIy


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I am appreciative of your time on the phone today and glad you contacted us. I need to tell you that we cannot meet with you because we choose not to work with homosexuals.
Best of luck in finding someone else to fill your landscaping needs.
All my best,Sabrina.
And it gets worse. The post then suggest that "However you feel about the decision they made, it's hard to criticize the way they handled it." I disagree. It is easy to criticize the way they handled it. What is wrong with this country when someone can express blatant discrimination without any reason besides "we choose not to work with homosexuals" and then be commended for their bravery? We used to do this to black people, but last I heard anyone who still behaves that way knows better than to do it so publicly for fear of backlash. I would be (slightly) more forgiving if the landscapers had expressed concern for their young sheltered laborers, or if the couple had been presenting their sexuality in a way that was offensive, but even then, there is no excuse for treating a person as inhuman. And encouragement of this behavior from organizations that claim to be christian makes me sick to my stomach.


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A 26-year old Warlem almost-hipster navigates the rocky roads of her smokin' hot life. This includes post-college ennui, the tipping balance between emotional withdrawal and frightening investment, the 1 train, 10-dollar bottles of "drinkable" Pinot Grigio and the gaping holes in her Chuck Taylors. She'd like to lie more often than she does, because honesty is a real bitch.
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
auto fun. (!!!) seven-two-two thousand and eight.
Speaking of attacks, tonight our Urban Professionals Basketball Team, The Rockford Peaches, took on "The Stars." Guess what kind of stars? I'll give you a hint: I accidentally foreshadowed this in the post about our last game.
Luckily, the Peaches had already exchanged emails about our relative skills (mine included typing and trash-talk), which really helped today -- like we all learned that one of our players is secretly a Nike all-star. And this time we DID NOT get crushed! It was super-close, we were close, it was a tight game! We scored a lot of points! (Not me. I'm defo not an asset, but I did get a little skinned knee! BATTLE WOUND!) We scored the first basket!
Our skills were possibly on par with the other team, but how do you beat seven girls who've probs been in Yeshiva together since 1985 [& their gigantic blonde friend who I believe was imported from the Swedish hinterlands to offer some height and some thigh-reveal]? You can't. We did good. Dayenu.
Obviously if I knew more about basketball, which I actually thought I did until I tried to play it again, I'd talk more about the game and less about the cultural background and outfits of the opposing team. I'd have better "game plans" than "throw a bunch of meat and milk out there -- TOGETHER!" You wouldn't think a girl in a below-the-knee skirt and below-the-elbows shirt would have such a killer shot, but that particular girl was particularly good. Therefore, I have come to the conclusion that the only way to win a basketball game is to be good at basketball. I'm Jewish too, but Hashem was not listening to my prayers, although I believe G-d heard me when a girl threw a basketball at Carly's face and I yelled "YOU GUYS ARE REALLY MEAN!"
As you can see in that photo of our pre-pre-pre game huddle, I was already over it.
We had lots of fans though! E.g., Haviland! and Brooklyn Boy! [see Lozo, if you don't come and coach us, someone else will. Ha - HA!]
GO (kosher) PEACHES!
quote: "Come back to me sometimes. I wander now too, / am a shadow with you here in this other life." (from "Keepsake" by Phillip White)
1. The Most Anticipated Books of 2008. (@the millions)
2. How an Independent Bookstore Can Survive. (@the guardian uk books)
3. Minister Explores the Spiritual Side of Bruce Springsteen. (@la times via truthdig)
4. The Secret, Pro-Life Message of The Secret Life of the American Teenager (@jezebel)
5. NPR is actually expanding its book coverage! Go Bobos! (@publisher's weekly)
6. Proof of what I've been saying all along: flip-flops are bad for you. (@live science)
7. Liz Phair on "Guyville" (@culture vulture)
8. Apparently, it's time for facebook addicts to "face the music." (@the times online)
9. You Can't Take it With You: Rauschenberg's fascination with the objects of the world (@the smart set)
10. Where Has all the Passion Gone? (what happened to campus radicalism?) (@the times higher ed)
17 comments:
- eric mathew said...
wow that picture is all sorts of hottness and for serious y'all there is all sorts of beautiful judaism going on in your report from the game. especially how you put Dayenu into it, because I feel like Dayenu can be equated to a gold record. Like you can play Genie in a Bottle so many times and it never gets old, just like Dayenu. I'm not going to lie, I would have been scared of the ladies on the other team. I'm just saying the ultra jews don't like me... and maybe it's because in hebrew school i used to walk out of bar mitzvah lessons when the cantor gave me attitude. but like i'm sorry, we pay to much in bills for the temple, he can't give me attitude.... does he know who i am?
wait... this does not even make sense.
anyway. your uniforms are cute, they are yellow, rosie would be happy. and does carly have a clip board. wow. that is like real intense. cait looks very into the convo, did you know we have semi mutual friends.
okay. wow. anyway... umm.. let is shine.
i just shed a tear from the sheer hilarity of that story. you should crush a peach before every game in clear view for the opposing team as a scare tactic. then feed it to them after they lose. or just play music by peaches for your warm-up. that could be pretty terrifying in itself. just a little. in a good way.
i had a game tonight and lost too, except we play kickball not basketball ... and also rock the yellow t-shirts.
approximately 99% of the league hates us because we are sore losers, talk alot of trash and have a fairly offensive team name.
howevs, we are the best at drinking at the league sponsored bar (like how in little league you would all go to establishment on the back of your shirts) which is where all the glory and respect is really earned.
you need something like that so even if you lose the game, you can make up for it elsewhere and still feel like winners.
also, a fun thing to do is get wasted and write dirty, inappropriate things in sharpie on your team jerseys which is both distracting and offensive to future opponents.
- Dave Lozo said...
i bet knowing the schedule and the location of the game aided him in his showing up. f off.
i can't believe we lost to a bitch in a skirt. also, carly literally looked up after getting nailed in the face with the ball and said "is my eye still in my socket" which was one of the most amazing things that anyone has ever said to me.
also, i love flip flops and refuse to read that article, although my mother also forwarded me that article.
- riese said...
eric mathew - It was our favorite game to play "dayenu' with the Michigan Fab Five basketball team at Passover -- "If they'd recruited Chris Webber -- dayenu. If they'd recruited Chris Webber and Jalen Rose -- dayenu. If they'd made it to the sweet sixteen -- dayenu" and so on to the part where we lost the championship. Really this is just to say that I love I can count on you to get my Jewish references. Also they didn't like me at hebrew school either 'cause I was a dork.
kath - That's a good idea. We need to get a giant peach and if anyone throws a basketball at anyone's eye socket, we can just throw it at their face, since apparently that's allowed. i'm gonna get a peaches song with a lot of swear words in it.
NEP - I didnt' even know kickball was a team sport, I feel like I'd be better at that, 'cause you probs take turns dong stuff without people all up in your grill.
After the game we didn't drink any alcohol, but we totally went to pinkberry and I had green tea with three toppings; raspberries, bananas and cookie crumbles. It was delicious!
Dave Lozo - are you a member of the rockford peaches facebook group? Yes, yes I believe you are. Did Brooklyn Boy have special information? No, no he did not. Did we even know he was coming? No. I assume he just looked at the facebook group schedule with his eyes in his sockets, just like you could've done.
caitlin: I know, baruch hashem that can never happen again. I think our best hope for next week is a match-up against the women from the polygamist ranch in Texas.
OMG. I am so loving reading about your escapades with The Peaches. All shades of awesome. It totally reminds me of when I lived there and my gay BFF begged me to join the New York City Gay Hockey Association. (I declined, of course, on account of my overactive imagination imagining myself falling and someone slicing my face open with his blade, etc., so I can totally identify with Carly and the whole eye / socket question / trauma.)
Oh. And I WILL be ready for the book club! I'm not right this second, but I will be! I blogged it, so it must be! (Just, um, try to make it "GIVE" twelve hours, as opposed to "TAKE"? Hmmm?)
- Bokolis said...
Regarding an earlier exchange:
Poom-poom shorts >> Latina version of short-shorts / Daisy Dukes, etc.
PSA for more poom-poom shorts. I can't see the pictures at work. Are y'all wearing poom-pooms?
Will pinkberry make me more pleasant? I shudder at the thought...of having to march down to 2nd Ave.
- The Brooklyn Boy said...
For the record, Cait gave me a heads up about the game when I texted her to tell you that I read "Oscar Wao" nearly straight through on the bus down to DC.
Also, that blonde girl was huuuge. Too bad for her team she sucked.
Y'all played a helluva game, from Carly's buzzer-beater to tie it at the half (How did you not mention this?!) to the lockdown D and everything-except-the-bucket offensive efficiency in the second half.
Three things to keep working on for next time:
1) If y'all stick with that 2-3 zone, play your spot on the floor, not the person. Keep an eye on them, and close out if the ball swings their way. Trust yer teammates to do the same, and the D will be tighter than ... well, I'll let you auto-winners fill in the blank with something creative.
2) Use more pick-and-rolls to initiate the offense. Ask Carly about this. Also, move after making passes and if someone picks up their dribble, help them out by moving around to give them a target.
3) Stay level-headed and get back on D right quick, whether y'all turned it over or made a bucket *cough*Semicolon*cough* (With love, kid. Good shot.) Yer team's D is def good enough for you to win some games without playing particularly well on offense.
Thanks BB! Listen, obvs defense is important to me... but you know whats even more important? Celebrating after a shot. That's right.
Thanks for the sideline coaching.
Lozo, your turn.
Thanks for the Rauschenberg link, I had no idea that he passed away! Let's make collages in his honor, k? Great!
- Lewnard said...
I'm having trouble keeping up a good pace on Oscar Wao b/c it seems every few pages I have to call my cuban-american friend for a translation. As this practice has proliferated they have become less responsive, stymieing my progress.
I wish Diaz included a glossary of terms or that I payed more attention/cared about Spanish class.
Glad to see you're still playing b-ball. We Bernards are a lanky breed so stick that monkey arm all up in some poor girls grill.
yes, yes kickball is fairly non-contact but i actually think i'd fare better on a bball court than a kickball field. per brooklyn boy's suggestion at a zone defense, you could maybe try a 2-1-2 with your tallest person in the middle (monkey arms are especially effective in this spot) trash talking with wild arm thrashing to provide maximum on-court mayhem.
i'm a pinkberry addict, but sadly they only have designer imposter sour fro-yo here with awful rip-off names like tangysweet and sweet green. they all suck, but now i am wishing my post-game celebration included frozen yogurt and not my weight in alcohol.
sidenote: my pinkberry fav is original with blackberries, mango and strawberries.
- riese said...
atherton: I bet if basketball involved blades, I would've opted out for fear of injury and permanent disfiguration. Luckily the only blades are the elbows of other girls, but let's be honest, I don't "go in" much anyway. Yay book club!
bokolis: OOO, poom-poom shorts sound delicious, like Vega's gold shorts from Halloween. We're not wearing poom-pooms, I was wearing Nike workout shorts. I can't speak for my teammates. Also, pinkberry makes ME more pleasant, but I don't know about y'all.
brooklyn boy: see lozo you could've just read Wao and then you'd know when the game was.
I think you paid much better attention to the game than I did, though I enjoyed Carly's buzzer-beating shot too. I hope everyone reads your advice for sure, 'cause obvs I did, but I think one minute of me-play per game is about the maximum we can afford without me ruining everything.
How's "tighter than a twelve-year-old" to finish that sentence? I heard it in the bathroom at our playing venue.
a;ex: OOO, like when I went "Good shot baby!" from the score-keeping table? That was good celebration. We should make collages and sell them as a Factory Project Fundraiser. Slash Rauschenberg memorial fund.
lewnard:Also, I think you can just either garner from context or figure that if it was that important to the plot, he would've footnoted it? That's what I did.
I tried sticking my arms in other people's faces, but that's about the only talent I've got. No coordination or anything.
Hey! Call Mom, she thought you'd disappeared last week and called me in a hot panic.
nep: Hm, good idea, Carly and Cait should take note of that tall-girl-in-the-middle plan, I'll be on the bench providing moral and support.
Tangysweet sounds like a discontinued flavoured condom. I wonder what not-sweet green tastes like.
On all other nights, I drink my weight in alcohol, FYI.
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Umm you guys the ball-to-the-face thing is absolutely nothing compared to what happened to my ankle. It's still swollen, turning purple, and I am going to the doctor tomorrow. Everyone, fingers crossed that the season isn't over for this little peach! Srsly though, we all kicked ass last night. I have yet to review the game footage but if it's good I'll Youtube it.
Our next game is against the Shamrocks. You can start the jokes now...
Mad shout out to our cheering section and Brooklyn Boy for coaching, y'alls are the best.
Also: all the photos of us portray our shirts as a pleasant pale yellow, and they are actually a golden color. WTF gym lights?
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It's 11am here and my book just came into the library. By my calculations, I have three hours to read up to p160. I can totes do this. I will just have to use what I like to call my Harry Potter Speed Reading Skills.
(No longer prefixing my name with "Australian") Bridget
First of all: excellent game, yay! I agree with your brother about throwing arms in people's grills, especially in light of said people throwing a basketball at Carly. (Also, don't know if this is a plus or a minus for you, but in fair warning: sometimes on the way to the grill, boobs get in the way. Just sayin'.) Way to not let the giant Scandinavian intimidate you. Also, crush the Shamrocks, yeah? Woo, go Peaches!
I like brooklynboy's advice, you should get him a team jacket personalized with embroidery.
Aside: Nice use of 'hinterlands', I love it, it seriously entertained me to no end.
Regarding O. Wao (oh, wow!), I think you're right about the context/Spanish, it's very slangy. I am looking forward to book club, my feelings about Wao are rather mixed right now. (Maybe I didn't get it well enough?)
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Semi - Celebrating after shots IS important ... as long as you pick your spots, ha. After hitting tying jumper at half, yes; after hitting a shot while being fouled, yes; after a random layup when the other team's already running past midcourt ... maybe not so much. ;) Yer a champ.
lew and e. - RE: Wao ... With zero Spanish in my background, I heeded advice I was given for writing journalism on deadline: Don't get hung up on one word or phrase; blow past it and come back later if you really need to. You'd be surprised at how often you don't.
nep - 2-1-2 is a good suggestion. I mentioned the 2-3 b/c that was their already-decided-upon MO. Though with the spacing issues, the 2-1-2 might be tricky til they play together more.
riese - Tighter than a 12 y/o works quite well. Was trying to avoid going there. Oh, playing venue bathrooms.
carly - I'd bet heavy on your season not being over. Remember RISE. Rest, Ice, S... omething and Elevation. Ice 20 mins on, 20 mins off for an hour if you have the time to lounge. Hope it's nothing too bad.
PS Glad to be of (wrangled into) service, and yeah, gym lights = wack. Also, gym AC = non-existent. Good golly it was hot in there.
e. - Ha. I would totally wear that at future games in order to spare everyone the nipplage in the next round of photos.


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It is that time of the year again when management start discussing where you want to be in five years time. Apparently drinking cocktails in Milan is not a proper answer.
As I ponder this super important question, my mind and imagination wandered and I thought of this. I thought it was appropriate given what day it is.
My individual developmental plan as a Manager of a maritime economic redistribution team. Here is how I will develop my position this using the capabilities below.
I understand the need to foster open dialogue and develop an effective team harmony. To be an effective team we require a diverse skill set and personality mix, who can still all work together for an exciting and productive life of maritime economic redistribution. I am also hoping to work with other stakeholders in various ports to meet our targets and to provide the best customer service. If we meet our targets I recognise that we should share that success as a team and celebrate our strengths. With working with such a diverse and mixed team it is important recognise their perspectives. Even if they are Spanish.
I pride myself on having excellent communication skills. I hope to utilise them effectively during team meetings, negotiating with customers and resolving conflict swiftly in the cut and thrust environment of maritime economic redistribution. I am confident that I will communicate with authority and conviction while negotiating with clients and I have achieved excellent results in the past. In this industry, you do deal with a varied mix of clients, stakeholders and even competitors so it is important to adapt your communication style to your recipient. Whether it is a local Governor, or a Dutch merchantmen I an a strong believer of courtesy and open dialogue to get my point across.
Client Focus
I am entirely client focused. The entire industry of maritime economic redistribution must have a swift and actionable process where we can identify our clients, communicate our strategy and our objectives in a timely manner, so we can achieve maximum outcome and profitability. While I am always seeking feedback on improving my service, I pride myself that I maintain a high professional standard regardless of circumstances.
Obviously it is important to be able to operate independently from time to time. The nature of the industry means that there is no real upper management due to the franchise nature of maritime economic redistribution. I believe I have the skills necessary to operate independently and to manage my team. However, I am also willing to learn new strategies, develop, and adapt to changing circumstances. I am able to remain calm during adversity and I can adapt through adversity to try to resolve issues promptly.
Action Oriented
I am a firm believer on taking responsibility for my own actions, and not claiming responsibility for any success unless it is deserved. I think it is not only important to identify, but to create opportunities for effective client service. Thus I try and network through various external stakeholders and research various client profiles so I can preempt and seize rewarding prospects before they get away
|One of my prominent stakeholders.
|Another important stakeholder
Judgement and Decision Making
I think that I have a unique perspective into the industry because I think it is important to examine the humanitarian aspect of the service we provide. If you are entirely results orientated I believe that it will damage the industries long term productivity. Strategically this will effect the work environment and will reflect on your team and individual performance when you are called to account. Also you need to make rational decisions and be a clear about any potential emotional aspects to any decision made.
|Recieving feed back regarding past performance.
I like to think that my strong leaderhship style does get the best out of my team. Plenty of Grog, wenches and booty does create an enthusiatic approach to our work. And if there are any challenges to my leaderhship I find that my skill set swiftly eliminates the problem.
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Beautiful fuck on stage. New clip on the page "Public cumshots"
The porn live shows are an unmissable wonder. These are the moments when the true lover of hardcore genre touch with hand, it is appropriate to say, his favorite divas. As I mentioned in a post a few months ago, to attend a public event porn is an experience that needs to be done at least once in your life, because you really enter in a dream world where everything seems possible. The best porn festivals today are mainly taking place in Eastern Europe, where there are fewer restrictions and more freedom of expression than the events in Western Europe and the United States. In the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland, to name some examples, it is usual a performance by a female artist in a real hardcore scene with one or more men. From a festival in Czech Republic is taken the clip that we publish today in the page "Public cumshots", a real gem of "fuck on stage". All to watch and enjoy, clicking on the link "Public cumshots" which is in the list of pages to the right of our home page.


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Today, we are celebrating having a new home for our Zazen netcast, right here on Beliefnet!
For folks new to our sittings ... I'm Jundo, a Soto Zen Buddhist priest living in Japan. Our community, and these meditation sittings, are all meant especially for folks who wish to sit Zazen (Zen style meditation) together with others, but can't do so easily: maybe due to health concerns, living in remote areas, super busy work schedules, childcare and family needs and such.


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The scourge of the Bay Area, I suppose. So many tiny and insular sub-scenes that if you aren't on the hunt at all times then you miss out. SAINT LORENA were short lived, but this demo makes me cringe at the thought of this band right under my nose and me just not smelling it. Angular, weird post/anarcho punk with some of the most gloriously awkward vocals I've come across. Bass and drums hold the songs together while the guitar does....well, it's doing something awesome. And those vocals....shouted in bursts of apparent hyper-dimentia and nasal congestion. They are weird and nowhere near what is traditionally considered "good," but that's what makes them so fukkn good. Atonal and in your face while still seeming distant, not unlike the band as a whole. I like this tape a lot...top track: "Brick Fire."
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**Please make a note that this class will start at 2 pm and go until 5pm. Kits WILL NOT be available for this class due to techniques.
Please bring the following items with you if you own them:
pop dots/foam tape
sharp scissors (yes, we will be cutting some things out)
disposable gloves and maybe an apron if you don't want to get messy
Copics: Y family - 02, 15
YR family - 00, 12, 68
YG family - 03, 67
BG family - 0000
W family - 5
E family - 31, 37
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
The Year of Living Dangerously
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - Charles Dickens - A Tale of Two Cities.
Well, to say 2011 is a turbulent year is a understatement. So many things happened this year, and some of them are good while others are bad. Anyway, we move on with life with no regrets, least we be stuck in the past forever. So 2012, here I come.
This is the year that I changed job, when I said enough is enough. Actually I had several choices, I could have been in Brunei instead, but in the end, I still stay in Penang with my new job. Did I miss teaching? A bit, which is why I am going back to Wawasan to be a part time tutor for a programming subject for 2012. But my new job, I have been to several conferences, management meetings, trip to KL, and maybe next year I will be going to Philippines, Vietnam and if I am lucky, Japan. So its not that bad. And I did get my bonus already instead of having to wait for May 2012 =.=. And I don't have to hear about "we are in the right direction" but we have to take "cost cutting measures" cough.
This is a year that I had a fight with my good friend. I don't really know why but we are not in speaking terms anymore...
Hmm, other than that I guess nothing much has happened this year. If I can remember more stuff, I will write about it..ha ha.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Last Christmas
Well, actually this happened on a Friday before Christmas. Me and my friend, we went to Straits Quay, actually its Delicious cafe for some tea, then later dinner at Sakae Sushi, but that's another story. Actually she wants to try Library, but I don't drink..ha ha. Actually the cakes at Delicious there are quite famous, so just give it a try.
Not bad at all.
The Christmas tree at Straits Quay.
On Saturday, I met another of my ex student. We were supposed to meet up at Gurney, but it rained and I was scared of the traffic, so we met up at Queensbay instead. Lucky I arrived earlier and managed to park at the 5th floor, if I was later, I might have to park at the rooftop. Finding a place to eat was a pain, and finally we decided to eat at Station One.
Sunday, its finally Christmas..
Last look at the Christmas decoration.
Coming Soon: New Year and Chinese New Year
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Tokyo Species
I have a feeling it's like Species, but with Maria Ozawa. I want to watch..lol
Update, Tokyo Species Review can be found here.
Michiko a high school girl had committed suicide, but she was resuscitated by an alien parasitism. While she brutally murdered men and spawned one after another, her friend Rika met Mayumi. Mayumi was told that she was parasitized by a gentle alien. They decided to fight Michiko.
"Tokyo Species", which stars Ozawa Maria, Minami Marika, Mizuse Manami, Namiko, Kobayashi Kazunori, Kouno Tomonori, Oosako Shigeo, and Akikawa Yuri, invades Japanese DVD retailers on February 3rd, 2012.
Update, Tokyo Species Review can be found here.
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Monday, December 19, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Taking pictures with the Gingerbread Man
It seems that a lot of people want to take picture with the Gingerbread Man and Friends. This one is at Queensbay
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
From UUM to Putrajaya: Institut Aminuddin Baki
First of all, some background history on who is Aminuddin Baki. Its a pity not a lot of people know his contribution to education cause in history, they just learn about politicians.
Aminuddin Baki is recognized as an astute and farsighted educational planner in Asia by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). He has been involved in formulating several educational policies to create a Malayan national education system that depart from the biased colonial educational system.
Aminuddin Baki also played a role in the development of national education through his involvement in preparing the Razak Report (1955-1957) and the Rahman Talib Report (1960-1963). These reports are important in developing the national educational policies to this day. He was also involved in the Higher Education Planning Committee and in multi-disciplinary education.He is also the person that created SRP, SPM, and STPM examinations in Malaysia.
It is a pity that he died of heart attack at the young age of 39 in the year 1965.
Institut Aminuddin Baki is a place where they train teachers to be in the management role or headmasters. It is located in Genting Highlands and I was there to visit the Institute.
The long and winding road to the institute. You can try to drift if you dare. Ha ha.
You can see Genting Highlands from there.
In a meeting there.
After we are done, its up to Genting Highlands. Pity that the cable car was under maintenance that day, so we had to go there by bus.
Just to warn you, things are extremely expensive there. The driver took some fish and veggies with rice and it cost him RM30. I was smarter that I ate at a fast food restaurant because we can know the price forehand.
And suddenly the fog rises.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Danger 5: The Diamond Girls Part 4
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Danger 5: The Diamond Girls Part 3
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Danger 5: The Diamond Girls Part 2
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From UUM to Putrajaya: KLCC
I am still kicking myself for not buying the Uniqlo jeans at KLCC for RM169, but what's done is done. I will go to KL again, God willing.
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From UUM to Putrajaya: Putrajaya
I had meetings with several division of the Education Ministry, so off to Putrajaya I went. The road to Putrajaya is less jammed compared to other roads in Kuala Lumpur.
My New Office..he he
Ministry of Finance
My destination, the Ministry of Education, Malaysia
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From UUM to Putrajaya: Meeting with my ex students
One of the advantages of being an ex lecturer is I have a lot of ex students all over Malaysia. When dome of them knew I was in KL, they looked me up and we went for dinner like twice in three days.
At a Japanese restaurant
Eating Japanese Curry again..
Looking at knives. The Leatherman and Buck knife is ok, it costs around 249, but I have bigger plans so I decided not to buy any knife for now.
Cause we are going to Alexis..lol
My Tiramisu :)
Lovely Cakes :)
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From UUM to Putrajaya: Mid Valley
As luck would have it, they book the Cititel MidValley which is within walking distance to both MidValley and the Gardens. Since I had some free time, I went walking at MidValley to clear my mind. There are a lot of branded clothes there, and I counted my blessing that I am staying in Penang. If I were in KL, I would be poorer. RM15 for lunch. Plus Burberry pants for RM800. Ha ha, I am really glad that I am living in Penang.
Christmas decoration at Mid Valley
At the Gardens
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Monday, December 12, 2011
From UUM to Putrajaya: A very short night in Penang
I reached Penang at around 5 pm and I had to go to KL the next day at around 10am. The problem is I was away at the Management Retreat for a week and had no time to wash my clothes. So I hurriedly wash my clothes and turn my fan to the maximum in hope that the clothes dried for my next day trip (it did). I swore if next time people plan my trip like this, I am gonna kick them upside down.
After that, I went to Queensbay, it seems that their Christmas decorations are up already.
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From UUM to Putrajaya: Padang Besar
Some of us wanted to go to Padang Besar for shopping. Padang Besar is near the border of Thailand. Beats me what to buy there, I just bought some dried banana and pumpkin for my parents.
On the way to Padang Besar, you can see a lot of sugarcane plantation, these are used to make sugar.
On the way to Padang Besar, you can see a lot of sugarcane plantation, these are used to make sugar.
A very interesting looking hill?
Finally reached Padang Besar. Honestly some of the stuff there are quite pricey compared to Penang. I did see some people selling swords, but the quality is not up to my standards, so I did not buy any.
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As a RootsTech 2012 official blogger, I am happy to announce that I have a free registration to give away for the RootsTech 2012 Conference in Salt Lake City, February 2-4, 2012. So I'm holding a little contest here and the winner will receive the free registration.
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These orange globes of autumn dot the fields and garden. They're stacked in piles around farm stands. They cover fields. My husband and I drove by a church yard colored orange by the multitudes of pumpkins for a fund raising sale.
My nieces used to raise and sell pumpkins at a stand in front of their home. The contrasts between the orange of pumpkins, dried cornstalks, and colorful leaves on the trees present a perfect country autumn picture.
Children carve or paint laughing and scary faces on pumpkins to display for Halloween. That was a high point of my childhood and for my daughter and grandchildren, too.
It's also time for pumpkin recipes. What are some of your favorites?
(c)2008 Mary Emma Allen
Monday, September 29, 2008
Pumpkin Time of Year
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Sock knitting has been happening.
This is a pattern designed by Wendy Gaal of Knitter's Brewing Company
to honor Anna Zilboorg. It was meant to be embroidered and the kit came with a
few smaller amounts of yarn in different colors for embroidery.
I really liked the cable pattern just as it was so I didn't embroider it.
I am embroidering the Anna sweater I knit though - photos of that later.
I also knit an actual Anna sock pattern. This is Arcturus from Anna's Socks for Sandals and Clogs book. The book is long out of print, but thanks to Anna it has been made available as an ebook through Ravelry pattern sales (in it's entirety or as individual patterns).
Arcturus was one of the original free sole sandal patterns but is done slightly differently from the modern patterns. It is also knit in sport weight yarn rather than fingering.
It is a fun pattern to knit and since it is knit in a larger gauge, it is a quick pattern to knit.
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Sunday, January 30, 2011
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YouTube - Guy Has Glasses Tattooed On His Face
Jordin Sparks- Tattoo *2nd Single!*. Sep 15, 2007 11:27 AM. omg I love this song!! I used to absolutely hate Jordin Sparks but now she's my I hope you enjoy
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This is the wonderful Top secret drum corps from Basel Switzerland. This is there new show that was preformed at the Basel tattoo this year, enjoy .
(Remember, the girl in the vampire tattoo is wearing a dress in my version!)
Spirytus got his knee tattooed by his six-year-old daughter Nadia,
YouTube today and this Phil began to talk about the worst tattoo ever.
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Moonima, Maldives
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The 30m Moonima liveaboard offers world-class diving trips in the Maldives. Having recently undergone a complete renovation in 2015 with the highest standards in service and safety, the Moonima Liveaboard offers a cozy and pleasant atmosphere. There are 8 cabins on board, each with en-suite bathroom and individually controlled AC, to cater to a maximum of 16 guests. Facilities on-board include an indoor air-conditioned lounge on the main deck with bar, comfortable sofas, chairs and tables, TV/DVD/CD, hi-fi stereo and a selection of books and board games. On the second deck is a panoramic lounge area with corner bar, where a selection of drinks, beers, wines and international liquors will be served. There are also two sun-decks with sunbeds and shaded area, and a lounge area at the prow of the boat.
Diving takes place from the dedicated dive Dhoni, ensuring plenty of space for gear storage and setup. From the Moonima Liveaboard divers will get the chance to explore the beautiful Maldivian waters, with trips to the Central Atolls, and even some unexplored Northern routes. Trips are planned carefully with the Cruise Director once you are on-board to make sure you get the most out of your diving holiday.
Call us or book online today to reserve your space now.
Choose your departure date Need help? Call 1-844-334-1666
Included: VAT, Accommodation, Complimentary toiletries, Transfers/pickups from airport, Tanks, Weights, Belts, All meals, Towels Provided
Excluded: Alcoholic beverages (USD 3 to USD 80), Nitrox (USD 50), Tips (Recommended USD 70), Green Taxes (USD 6 per day)
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
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- Leisure Deck
- Daily housekeeping
- Audio & video entertainment
- Library
- Air Conditioned saloon
- Aircon Cabins
- Sun Deck
- Indoor Saloon
- Non-Diver (Snorkeler) Friendly
- Warm Water Showers
- Outdoor Dining
- Separate rinse for u/w camera
- Charging stations
- Paid Internet
- En-Suite bathrooms
Food & Drinks
- Western Food
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- Vegetarian Options
- Buffet style
- Beer available
- Selection of wines
If you have specific diet requests you can add this to your special requests on step 2 of the booking form. We advise limiting these requests to religious beliefs or food allergies. The liveaboard serves great food and you will be hungry after a full day of diving!
- DIN Adaptors
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The crew speaks English and Italian.
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There is diving gear available to rent on this boat. Please provide your rental needs on the booking form.
You will need to pay for the rental gear on board of the boat. Show prices
Rental Gear Prices
- Full Equipment:USD170 per week + computer USD$50
- 15L tanks:USD$70 per week
- Fins:USD$25 per week
- Wetsuit:USD$40 per week
- Regulator:USD$50 per week
- BCD:USD$50 per week
- Dive Computer:USD$50 per week
- Snorkel equipment:USD$20 per week
Drawings & Vessel Layouts
Boat Specifications
- Year built:2003
- Year renovated:2015
- Length:30m
- Deck area:3 Decks
- Beam:10m
- Cruising speed:11-12 knots
- Engines:Diesel Volvo
- Max guests:16
- Number of cabins:8
- Number of bathrooms:9
- Tenders:1 x Diving Dhoni & 1 x Tender
Boat Navigation and Safety
- Life Vests
- Fire Alarm & Fire Extinguishers
- Oxygen
- First Aid Kits
- Engine room CCTV


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Born in Scott county, Tenn., August 1, 1876. He came to this State in March, 1888; professed a hope in Christ in August 1892; united with the Baptist church at Mt.Pleasant, and lived a consistent and devoted Christian until July 17, 1897, when it peased the Master to all him to the "House of Many Mansions". He leaves a mother, three brothers, three sisters, and many friends to mourn their loss. But we comfort ourselves with the baolm which David gives us in saying: " he cannot return to me, but I may follow him"
R.A. Smith
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Back-Up Ballots Missing in Key Republican Areas
Yes, the state will be using touch-screen, but the paper is what provisional ballots will be cast on, as well as be used as backup for the Ivotronic's. That means that if there are problems with the Ivotronic's (not unliklely) then Republican-leaning Benton County votes may in fact be disenfranchised next week due to a lack of paper ballots. We also hear that Saline is in a similar position, although we have not yet been able to confirm. It was reported in the Secretary of State debate that Baxter county missed their internal deadline for military absentee printing. A representitave from the SOS office subsequently chewed out Baxter county election officials for "leaking" that information.
Here is another note: All paper ballots cast in this election will be considered provisional...meaning if the Ivotronic's go down in a critical polling location or precinct then ALL those ballots will be considered provisional and could affect the outcome for one, multiple, and potentially even state-wide candidates if the problem is severe enough.
We will have some close races on our hands in three weeks. It is disturbing that many Republican counties are reporting the same problems. Perhaps this is just a function of us having better connections to Republican counties, maybe the problem is state wide. Either way, the consequences for the state would be terrible if we have a repeat of the May primaires and the June run-off election (the results were not officially certified until August).
Keep that in mind when you cast your vote for Secretary of State this year.


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Sunday, July 29, 2012
Subtalar joint
I need to make another appointment with the foot and ankle doctor, but I am kind of wondering what they could even do while I'm pregnant? No x-rays. Maybe a cortisone injection. At any rate, my pain is not (or at least is no longer) in my talonavicular joint, it's now clearly (after lots of google image searches, haha) the subtalar joint. It will be FINE enough for me to run (the tiny bit I still do) or walk, but then randomly if I sit, or sometimes when I sleep, the pain starts and it HURTS. I just today went off the Voltaren (causes heart problems if taken in the third trimester, so at almost 21 weeks I want to be off of it) so am kind of worried it will get worse, but it's such a random pain. Not related to using it, more related to rest...almost like it just gets itself into a weird position and then if I force myself to walk around on it (can't do full weight bearing, but I hold onto furniture or the wall) it usually will work itself out in a few minutes. So, different from all my other RA pain. But that's the way it is.
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Third trimester almost already???? Where did time go? Don't answer.
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I stayed at King Neptune Campground in Indian Harbor, Nova Scotia August 23 – 29. The RV park was less than 10 minutes from Peggy's Cove, so I visited that area several times. The first time I went it was very crowded and I didn't spend too much time there.
I went back a few more times in the early morning and late afternoon and enjoyed it much more.
The RV park I stayed at was on the water. The first spot I had I could see the cove.
I watched 2 gulls fighting over some lobster. Even the birds eat well around here!
After my first day, I changed sites so I could see more of the ocean. Next to me was a Sun Deck RVs by Airstream. This RV has a deck on the roof of the RV. They only made 20 – 30 of these RVs.
Sunset from my campsite -
While there I biked part of the Rails to Trails St Margaret's Bay Trail twice.
I drove into Halifax a couple of times and on one trip, I visited the Fairview Lawn Cemetery. This cemetery is known for having some of the Titanic victims buried here.
The Titanic plot is in the shape of a ship and contains many graves, some known only by a number and some identified. The smaller tombstones were bought by the cruise line, White Star Line.
There were several touching quotes on the tombstones as in the one above "He remained at his post of duty, seeking to save others regardless of his own life and went down with the ship.".
The grave above was originally an unknown child, but much later identified.
The grave below had many visitors in 1997 after the movie Titanic came out.
But Jack Dawson from the movie is a fictional character. The J. Dawson above is a Joseph Dawson and was part of the crew. James Cameron, the movie director, claimed he had no idea there was a Dawson on the ship.
From Indian Harbor I headed north to Parkers Cove, Nova Scotia.


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It's been a long time coming, but a much-needed update is getting wrapped up now for Virtual Cat Toys HD. The update includes hardware accelerated graphics and some new varieties of floors and characters. All of this work is in preparation for updates to my gaming framework, changes that will allow me to bring 21st Century Video Poker to the PC as a Windows game.
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text: The water bottles are for my granddaughter's class party. Just did a simple drink holder with a bat on them. The teachers didn't want any juice drinks that would leave any color on the carpet if spilled, so we decided to fill the drink holders with sugar free lemonade. Was in a hurry to take a pic and just realized I put the drink mix upside down lol


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here is the color palete
Inspiration Photo 4 - Focus on Design - Grids – Idea: grid pattern and embossed ½ the squares, stamped on other half to resemble wall hanging in photo 4
Inspiration Photo 3 – Focus on Texture –Fabric – Idea: replicated the chevron pattern of blanket in photo 3 and embossed for texture.
Inspiration Photo 3 – Focus on Texture – Fabric –(Idea): Chevron pattern from blanket, fabric flowers and star, ribbon and resin hat pin.
Inspiration Photo 1 - Focus on Journaling –Idea: Handwritten journal tag , layers of punched papers (Idea): stack of books.
so I invite you to visit Color Combos Galore and see what the other members of the design team and July featured members have created and try a card, tag or layout for yourself.
thanks for looking and have a wonderful day.


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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
more shameless self-promotion
i made a website. it's been a while, but finally technology has caught up to my unwillingness to learn anything about coding or web design. take a loook: www.nathanielrussell.com
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- wailakihawk said...
You're really harnessing your inner meatloaf in this photo, especially like the balloon animal halo.
- April 12, 2011 at 9:28:00 AM PDT
- nathaniel russell said...
dude that's my newly discovered (and adopted) love daughter who lives in florida. she's 32 and an angel straight from heaven.
- April 12, 2011 at 10:25:00 AM PDT
Haha, I love that picture! Genius.
Your website looks rad, fun to see some of your work I haven't seen before.
Well done.
- April 14, 2011 at 4:58:00 AM PDT
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Then, just like that, it was done. Jack did some amazing work on the construction. What started out as a one room playhouse ended up being a tiny cabin complete with bunk beds, a reading chair, windows, a heater and a heap of personality. Momma decorated and it's like something straight out of a storybook. We can't get enough of it. I would love to take you on a photographic tour, I tried to capture everything but looking back at the pictures I just feel like they don't do it justice.
This little home is magic. From the second you walk in you feel like you've escaped something and can finally breathe. The beds are outfitted in fine linens and the comfiest quilts. Every nook has a little piece of personality. The windows only reveal the wilderness so you feel even further from reality. A storage ottoman houses crayons, markers, and paper dolls. There is electricity and the light that shines down comes from an antique fixture that seems like it was made just for this spot. The ceiling is tall giving the small house a grand feel. When you leave the magic of "the cabin", as Madison calls it, you are already trying to scheme and plan the next rendezvous.
Thank you to Momma and Jack for blessing our family and all the grandkids with a little place that they can call their own and truly be children.
Won't you come in?
We're warm.
Modern bird nest.
Shed a little light.
View from inside towards the door.
A whole lot of enjoyment is contained in this storage ottoman.
There's not much better than a brand new box of crayons.
Magnificent chair.
It's all in the detail.
Something in every corner.
Magic lies within this door.
I love the bottom bunk.
Madison calls dibs on the top.
It's just calling for me to sit and read an entire book.
Homemade curtains by momma.
We've each started to make beaded garlands to decorate with.
This is momma's, there is no end to her creativity.
I would live right here if I could.


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