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The U.S. Coast Guard says three college students have been found safe in the Florida Everglades.
On its official Twitter page, the Coast Guard announced that Everglades National Park Service searchers found the three students Thursday morning and that "no medical concerns" were reported.
Earlier Thursday, Petty Officer Mark Barney said a helicopter crew had been searching for the Florida International University students after learning they had not returned from a trip collecting water samples in the Everglades on Wednesday.
The Coast Guard was notified Wednesday night, and a helicopter crew searched for them. The search resumed Thursday morning.
Barney says the students were in an 18-foot to 23-foot Mako boat.
"Just bad luck. Their engine failed and they couldn't get it back started. It happens to boats," said Ranger Tony Terry with Everglades National Park.
When it went out, the boat had two PhD candidates and a visiting researcher on board. They were taking water samples as part of a study involving the carbon cycle and climate change.
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The group was in the far west part of Everglades National Park, in the mangroves along the Gulf Coast, when park rangers found them Friday morning.
"They were very well prepared compared to most people. They're not dehydrated, most people would be out of water and dehydrated right now. The communications just weren't there," Terry said.
There was no cellphone service and their VHF radio was useless, but because the researchers filed a float plan with the park, rangers knew there was a problem when they didn't show up where they were supposed to be, sparking the search.
"It's part of the job, but I'm always happy when it comes to a good ending and I feel like I'm doing my job," Terry said.
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Rescue Workers Continue To Search Rubbles Of Collapsed Lagos House
As rescue workers continue to search the rubble of the collapsed building in Lagos Island, one person has been confirmed dead with six others seriously injured.
The three-storey building collapsed at number 20 Freeman street in Lagos Island in the early hours of Saturday, July 11.
The occupants were fast asleep when the building collapsed.
Men of the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), National Emergency Management Agency, Lagos State Ministry of Physical Planning, Lagos State Ambulance Services (LASSMBUS) and many others have arrived been at the scene since morning trying to save lives.
Six persons have been rescued from the rubbles and are currently receiving medical attention while the body of a young boy has been recovered from the rumbles and deposited in a morgue.
"Nine to 10 people are suggested to be living in the building. Efforts are on to rescue the remaining people," said Southwest Coordinator, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) Ibrahim Farinloye.
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As we approach christmas – it is vital to ensure that the youth are taking the path of the will of God. This is the purpose of a 4 days social program arranged for the youth of the FWC Western District 1 that started on Thursday morning.
Speaking to Radio Tonga News – Maximiana Puafisi the president of the FWC Western District 1 youth said, the program was arranged after the reported increase in crimes and other problems youth face.
Puafisi said, they hope this program will not make good use of the youth's time but also give them something to learn about life and how it is important for them to accept and to have Jesus in their lives.
About one thousand youth members from 12 district in Western District 1 joined this program which started with a march led by Tupou College's band. The program will end on Sunday.


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A single question to assess the health of India?
December 22, 2018 By Nicholas Parry Leave a Comment
To say that the current healthcare situation in India is complex is an understatement.
A dual burden of infectious disease and non-communicable diseases is leaving the healthcare system strained. Infrastructure disparities see the poor and those in rural communities almost entirely overlooked by the medical system in many cases.
Would it be possible, then, to assess the health of the nation using a single question? Researchers at the University of Geneva (UNIGE), Switzerland, began to wonder whether it was possible to use this single question — "What would you say about your health status?" — to assess public perception of health.
India, a far more complex health situation?
The question is more common in wealthier nations, such as Europe and the United States. There, infectious diseases are far less common and the question may produce simpler outcomes. With a far more limited list of potential infectious diseases, as well as widely known risk factors for chronic conditions, the reporting of feeling generally unwell could indeed lead to a specific diagnosis by the doctor.
Difficulty breathing for example may lead to a diagnosis of lung cancer, asthma, or influenza in a western nation. In India, this symptom may be caused a whole host of conditions. It may be numerous infectious diseases may cause the condition. It could be environmental factors such as heightened pollution levels. Even illnesses contracted in the workplace such as silicosis or asbestosis may be the cause.
Stéphane Cullati, a researcher at UNIGE's Institute of Sociological Research, explains "the possible answers are: 'Very good', 'Good', 'Average', 'Bad', or 'Very bad'. She said, "We wanted to know whether this same question would be suitable for a country as socially diverse as India. Initially at least, our Indian colleagues were sceptical."
The researchers note that in addition to the more diverse range of diseases that are native to the subtropical climate of India, socioeconomic factors play a major role. Unlike in Switzerland (or, indeed, the majority of European nations), extreme poverty is rife in India. With this come additional factors such as malnutrition, a complication which have more far-reaching effects across a person's life, leaving them more vulnerable to many diseases.
This concept is supported by further studies which state that, even if a child who is in poor health resulting from a poor economic background in their early years improves in socioeconomic status later in life, they are likely to continue to suffer health effects. In addition to the potential for malnutrition, researchers have proposed that chronic stress in a person's youth may have detrimental effects later in life. Numerous untreated illnesses may also have further consequences across a person's lifetime.
"In some of the poorest states in India, people are sometimes inclined to think that diseases are 'normal', even though they are actually preventable", says Claudine Burton-Jeangros, a professor in UNIGE's Faculty of Science. "This is because diseases can be common and medical facilities rare. Likewise, illiteracy restricts the access of a certain section of the population to medical expertise, sometimes preventing them from establishing that their pains are due to chronic diseases, such as diabetes."
The results of just one simple question could give effective guidance to India's healthcare system
The UNIGE researchers compared the data from 2003 gathered by the World Health Organization (WHO) in India with Swiss data from 2007. The study used around twenty comparable indicators between the two databases and measuring four key health factors: physical (heart problems, breathing difficulties and chronic diseases), mental (depression, anxiety, etc.), functional (walking, self-care, etc.) and health behaviours (physical activity, vegetable consumption).
The results of the study indicated that the one line question may be of even more benefit than to India than in a Western nation. It was noted that, in Switzerland, about eighty percent of the population considered themselves to be in good or very good health. Fewer than one percent rated themselves as being 'in very bad health'. In India the responses were far more varied, with around fifteen percent reporting their health as 'very poor' and 21 percent responding 'very good'.
More varied results means that the information may be far more useful to India. For example, identifying areas where respondents consistently report worse states of health may allow for the healthcare system to better target improvements in healthcare infrastructure.
Where infrastructure is lacking, mobile surgeries could allow for groups of doctors to perform diagnostics in areas where respondents are reporting worse states of health. This could allow for the root cause of the issue to be identified. In the case of infectious disease this may warrant targeted vaccination campaigns or the provision of antibiotics to an area.
Cullati notes that one of the biggest advantages of the use of this question is the speed of delivery. While an individual may not bother to fill out an in-depth questionnaire, they are likely to be more than happy to answer a single sentence with a brief response. As the information from this response can be extrapolated to identify those needing further investigation into health concerns, it is a simple measure that may vastly improve efficiency within India's healthcare system.
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Nicholas Parry has a Bachelor of Science in genetics from the University of Sheffield and a Master of Research in neuroscience from the University of Nottingham. He has been a featured writer for Health Issues since 2016. He is based in South Wales.


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In the Race to Develop the Best Solar Power Materials, What If the Key Ingredient Is Effort?
A new paper looks at how improvements in solar panel efficiency are tied to the volume of research being done.
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In 2009, University of Luxembourg professor Phillip Dale gave a presentation at an academic conference and included a chart almost as an afterthought.
The chart showed that a new material for photovoltaic panels, despite some underwhelming initial results, had an efficiency that was comparable to a more established material's performance at a similar early point in its development.
"The talk I gave was pretty awful, but people liked the graph," Dale said this week.
In the years since, he and his frequent collaborator, University of Utah professor Michael Scarpulla, expanded this chart and found a pattern that held up across several solar power technologies: A key variable in the improvement of solar panel performance was the amount of effort, expressed as the number of research papers published.
This finding was a sign that improvements in solar technology were not just a matter of the passage of time or the intrinsic qualities of the materials, but that effort by researchers played an important role.
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So what does efficiency mean in this context? The leading silicon solar panels, the technology that dominates today's market, have efficiencies of more than 25 percent, which is the share of the solar energy they absorb that they are able to convert into electricity.
Dale and Scarpulla recently published their findings in the journal Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells and I spoke with them together this week in a video interview, with Dale in Luxembourg and Scarpulla in Salt Lake City.
The key word, they said, is "effort."
"It takes a lot of effort by a lot of people to make high-efficiency photovoltaics," Scarpulla said. "There's no free lunch."
They found that different solar panel materials have similar increases in efficiency when based on the number of research publications about the materials. So, when a material goes from having, say, 100 papers written about it to having 10,000 papers written about it, the growth in efficiency is similar to its peers at the similar points in their histories.
The materials include silicon and cadmium telluride, which have been around for decades, and newer options, like halide perovskites and copper-indium-gallium-selenide, or CIGS. (Perovskites are being developed for use in tandem with silicon, which is one of several examples of materials being used together.)
"For me, the historical sweep of it was actually quite breathtaking," Dale said.
The growth in efficiency is not a straight line. The early stages of research can result in large gains. Then, in later stages, additional improvements tend to be more difficult. This is a dynamic that exists across fields, showing that some of the hardest work is in eking out small gains in a well-developed technology.
One caveat: The authors acknowledge that using the quantity of research papers as a measure of effort has some shortcomings. For example, it doesn't account for corporate research and development funding, which is a major driver of improvements in solar panels.
They chose to track research papers because this is something that can be quantified, while corporate R&D spending data is not widely available or comprehensive.
Also, it's important to specify why they focus so much on growth in efficiency. Silicon solar panels have doubled in their efficiency since the 1970s, which, along with huge reductions in costs, have made the technology one of the most cost-effective sources of electricity.
Researchers are continually looking for other materials that can do the work of silicon but have other desirable qualities in terms of cost, availability, durability and other factors. But to compete, the alternatives will need to be highly efficient and affordable.
Dale and Scarpulla's paper helps to give an idea what kind of improvements in efficiency can be expected based on what's happened in the past. It also provides some context for understanding the efficiency levels of different materials. Some materials may have poor efficiency, but if they haven't had as much research effort may still be worth a deeper look.
Does this mean any material can be used to make a solar panel, and will increase in efficiency with enough effort? Not exactly. Scientists work with silicon and its alternatives because those materials are well-suited to absorbing solar energy, and this work has a cumulative effect as researchers learn from each other. If a material has little or no promise, scientists aren't going to bother with it and there will be little body of work on which to build.
The authors said they felt like often-cited resources for tracking efficiency of solar materials were leaving out some important factors.
Arguably the most cited chart for solar panel efficiency is the one maintained by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. It tracks efficiency by year, showing slow growth in recent years for established materials and rapid growth for more recent ones.
But the NREL chart doesn't show that there are some big differences in the amount of effort being expended to develop each technology, Scarpulla and Dale said.
By trying to understand the role of research effort, the authors are hoping to broaden awareness of the ability to increase progress in a targeted way.
I asked how this research informs their levels of optimism about the transition to clean energy.
"What I really take heart from is (the potential for) accelerated learning when we all work together," Dale said.
Other stories about the energy transition to take note of this week:
Korea's Hanwha Q Cells Makes Major Investment in US Solar Supply Chain: Qcells, the South Korean solar energy company, made a long-awaited announcement on Wednesday that it will spend $2.5 billion to expand manufacturing capacity at an existing plant in Georgia and open an additional plant in the state. The announcement is one of the largest corporate manufacturing commitments since last year's passage of the Inflation Reduction act, a law that encourages domestic manufacturing of clean energy components, as Nichola Groom reports for Reuters. Qcells, which is part of the conglomerate Hanwha, has said the expansion will lead to the hiring of up to 2,500 workers. "I think it's fair to say that this deal is President Biden's vision come to life," said John Podesta, a White House climate adviser, in a call with reporters. "A major global business chose America as the place to invest in to help build our clean energy future and create thousands of good paying middle class jobs in the process."
FERC approves Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric membership in Southeast Energy Exchange Market: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given the go-ahead for two florida utilities—Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric—to join a regional partnership for sharing resources. The partnership, called the Southeast Energy Exchange Market, now includes 21 members, as Diana DiGangi reports for Utility Dive. The group has been controversial because it has some attributes of organizations that run regional grids, but is not an open market. The result, according to critics, is a partnership that favors the utilities that are members and does not foster the kind of competition that would be good for consumers. The debate has implications for the transition to clean energy because one of the barriers for renewable energy in parts of the southeast is that utilities are able to limit the ability of competitors to enter the market.
Critic of Fossil Fuels to Lead Key Offshore Energy Agency for Biden: The Biden administration named Elizabeth Klein to be director of the Interior Department's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, the office that oversees offshore oil, gas, mineral and wind power. Klein, a senior advisor to Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, is a strong supporter of renewable energy who had worked at Interior during the Clinton and Obama administrations, as Timothy Puko reports for The Washington Post. The White House had intended to nominate Klein to serve as deputy head of Interior, but changed those plans because of objections from Sens. Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, and Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, about how the combination of Haaland and Klein would relate to fossil fuel industries, Puko reports. Klein will be replacing Amanda Lefton, who is stepping down, who has led the office during a period of rapid acceleration of offshore wind permitting activity.
To Get Off Fossil Fuels, America Is Going to Need a Lot More Electricians: To cut greenhouse gas emissions on pace with the best available science, the United States needs to reduce the burning of fossil fuels in buildings. But to convert buildings to run exclusively on electricity is going to require a big increase in the number of electricians, as Emily Pontecorvo reports for Grist in partnership with Canary Media and Post Script Media. "Customers are literally looking for electricians every single day," said Borin Reyes, owner of Boyes Electric in Oakland, California, which has a staff of 12 electricians. "We're not taking emergency calls anymore because we don't have the manpower. All of our current technicians are out on the field, they're busy trying to get jobs done." Adding to the problem, many electricians are near retirement age, so there is a need to ramp up apprenticeship and training programs to fill the gap.
Inside Clean Energy is ICN's weekly bulletin of news and analysis about the energy transition. Send news tips and questions to dan.gearino@insideclimatenews.org.
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Disneyland Paris Announce Opening of the World of Disney Store
After months of speculation as to the exact date the new World of Disney Store will open within Disneyland Paris' Disney Village, Disney have release an opening date and it's just in time for the summer. There was rumour that the opening had been delayed until September due to construction but it seems they ave kept schedule and we will be getting the new store in July.
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From 12th July, the new World of Disney boutique opens its doors to the public. Located at the entrance of Disney Village, it will be the third boutique of this name to come to life at a Disney park after Florida and California.
With more than 1,400m² of retail space, World of Disney inaugurates a new world where shopping becomes an invitation of discovery. Unique in the purest Disney tradition, World of Disney is a magical place where Mickey and has friends have gathered together their favourite products in every category from the four corners of the earth for everyone from visitors to Disney fans.
Inspired by the Art Deco style, the architecture of the World of Disney building pays homage to the "grand magasins" of Paris, to help make it the flagship boutique of Disneyland Paris.
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Construction continues this past week with a suprise addition. The old World of Disney Store located in New York had two bronze statues above the stores sign. This, in true Disney style, have been recycled and will be seen as statues on either side of the stores main entrance (you can see them in the concept art above) @Inside_DLP, managed to get a photos of each as they began installation. Take a look below
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Coup in Venezuela
by Fletch » Fri Jan 25, 2019 9:34 pm
Washington Orchestrates Coup in Venezuela, Incites Civil War, in Name of 'Democracy'
The dramatic events in Venezuela have "US-orchestrated coup d'état" written all over them. Washington is also giving itself license for military intervention which could spark a proxy war involving Russia.
The sequencing leaves no doubt the US has upped the ante for regime change in the South American country.
This week, Vice President Mike Pence issued a call to arms with a deft video address to the "people of Venezuela" to take to the streets against the elected government. Pence also urged the country's security forces to back the protests, adding, "we [the US] are with you."
Next day, the opposition figure Juan Guaido holds a major rally in the capital Caracas and declares himself "interim president of Venezuela" while denouncing incumbent Nicolas Maduro as "a usurper."
Within minutes, US President Trump announces he is recognizing Guaido as the legitimate authority in Venezuela. Trump's imprimatur is swiftly followed by Canada and several right-wing South American governments allied with Washington. French President Emmanuel Macron says he supports "the restoration of democracy" in Venezuela and salutes "the courage of the hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans marching for their freedom".
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Years of sanctions and isolation didn't break them so it's now the old regime change charade. Trump, "why can't we all just get along" seems to have forgotten what he was elected on...again.
Who the fuck are the US to decide who rules a sovereign nation anyway?
With Russia, China, Iran and Turkey and some others such as Mexico behind Venezuela, it may not be as easy as the US once found it.
Re: Coup in Venezuela
Washington Has Appointed A President For Venezuela
By Paul Craig Roberts
After listening since 2016 to the American presstitutes complain, without providing a mere scrap of evidence, of Russia meddling in US elections, a person would think that the last thing Washington would do would be to meddle in other countries' elections.
Unfortunately, that is not the case. Washington routinely meddles but now has gone far beyond mere meddling. Washington has this day (January 23, 2019) declared that the elected president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, is no longer the Venezuelan president. Washington, not the Venezulan people, has decided who is Venezuela's president. Declaring the elected government to be "illegitimate," President Trump elected by diktat the Venezuelan president: "Today, I am officially recognizing the President of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Juan Guaido, as the Interim President of Venezuela." https://www.retarded.com/news/449533-trump-re ... pposition/
Clearly, Gaido is in Washington's pocket or Washington would not have chosen him.
Maduro, like Chavez before him, has committed the unpardonable crime of representing the Venezuelan people instead of American corporate and financial interests. Washington simply does not tolerate Latin American governments that represent Latin American people. As US Marine General Smedley Buttler said, he and his Marines made Latin America safe for the United Fruit Company and investments by US banks.
by LordRaven » Fri Jan 25, 2019 9:45 pm
Utter codswallop!
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So, now Venezuela has two presidents. One elected by the people, and one appointed by Washington. How long before Washington does this to Russia, China, Iran, Syria, Turkey, India?
Washington managed to frame and remove from power the female reformist president of Argentina and to replace her with a right-wing Washington puppet.
Washington managed to frame, remove from power, and imprison the leaders of the reformist party in Brazil and to install a right-wing Washington puppet.
Washington managed to dispose of the reformist government in Ecuador, install a Washington puppet, and use him against Julian Assange.
Washington interferred in the French election by framing the likely socialist candidate, Dominique Strauss-Kahn on a bogus rape charge that fell apart after removing Strauss-Kahn from contention.
The American leftwing blames Washington for the overthrow of the Allende government in Chile, although my views on this are different. Nevertheless, the claim fits the pattern.
The reformist government in Bolivia is also under Washington pressure.
Somehow, the rest of the world does not become outraged by Washington's massive interference in the political affairs of other countries. Even Russia's Vladimir Putin accepts Washington's interferrence in Russian elections and Ukraine's elections. Washington's bullying, like Israel's bullying, is somehow acceptable to countries that are far too powerful to have to accept it.
The next part of the same article.
LordRaven wrote: Utter codswallop!
What is Raven?
Fletch wrote: Washington Orchestrates Coup in Venezuela, Incites Civil War, in Name of 'Democracy'
Venezuela crisis: Seven killed in violent crackdown on protests as Maduro digs in for battle with Trump
Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across the country to protest election
At least seven people have been killed during unrest in Venezuela following mass protests against the South American country's president Nicolas Maduro.
Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across the country in a bid to topple the socialist leader, who is clinging onto power amid political and economic crisis.
Juan Guaido, the new leader of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, declared himself the country's interim president as he addressed cheering crowds in the capital Caracas on Wednesday.
The demonstrations had been planned by a newly invigorated opposition to coincide with the anniversary of the end of Venezuela's last military dictatorship in 1958.
Tensions have been escalating since Mr Maduro office for a second six-year term on 10 January following a widely boycotted election, described by several foreign governments as a sham.
Mr Guaido vowed to establish a transitional government until legitimate elections could be held, a move he said was the only way to end "dictatorship" in Venezuela, where millions have fled in recent years to escape sky-high inflation and shortages of food and medicine.
In a united and seemingly coordinated front, the US, Canada and another dozen mostly Latin American countries, including Brazil, Colombia and Argentina, quickly announced that they supported Mr Guaido's claim to the presidency. Uruguay and Bolivia did not support the move, while Mexico maintained its policy of remaining neutral.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 43941.html
Felch why is it you support Presidents who happily shoot and kill their own people?
A country where millions have fled in spite of its huge oil reserves?
Perhaps the US and other countries are concerned about millions fleeing and claiming asylum.
Why do you support bloodthirsty dictators Felch?
Why are you anti the people of Venezuela demanding change?
by LordRaven » Fri Jan 25, 2019 10:02 pm
Anything and everything you post on here. You have zero sense of what the people of Venezuela are suffering and/or why they are demanding change.
Who are you to tell them that they have no right to complain? Please advise.
And as for Russia? With all the money they have invested in the Venezuelan oil industry and keeping the current president in power it is no wonder they are backing him.
Fletch wrote: Washington Has Appointed A President For Venezuela
To quote the Orange One --Fake News!!!
by Fletch » Fri Jan 25, 2019 10:10 pm
More of your western msm propaganda which doesn't mention anything about the years of financial attacks on Venezuela or the fact Pence gave the signal for regime change. Now Trump recognising the loser as President and your onside with that? You're a fucking moron Raven.
Trump recognizes Venezuelan opposition leader as nation's president
President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced that he is recognizing Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the legitimate president of Venezuela.
"In its role as the only legitimate branch of government duly elected by the Venezuelan people, the National Assembly invoked the country's constitution to declare Nicolas Maduro illegitimate, and the office of the presidency therefore vacant. The people of Venezuela have courageously spoken out against Maduro and his regime and demanded freedom and the rule of law," Trump said in a statement recognizing Guaido as interim president of Venezuela.
Trump also urged other governments to recognize Guaido, adding that he "will continue to use the full weight of United States economic and diplomatic power to press for the restoration of Venezuelan democracy."
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/01/23/poli ... index.html
As reported by CNN.
Fletch wrote: More of your western msm propaganda which doesn't mention anything about the years of financial attacks on Venezuela or the fact Pence gave the signal for regime change. Now Trump recognising the loser as President and your onside with that? You're a fucking moron Raven.
Can't you read?
That was in the article so please explain why Venezuela's neighbours and Venezuela's population are all wrong and only you --The Sleeping Dogs Village Idiot -- are the only one who is right?
With MILLIONS of Venezuelans and surrounding countries agreeing with me that you are a c**t who backs a Russian Backed Dictator, and with Russian Roubles keeping the Dictator in power and invested in that country's Oil Industry, please go ahead and tell me how all those Millions are wrong and you are right?
I am starting to think that you are more than a RUDI (Really Ultra Dull Individual) Felch, I am becoming aware that you love Presidents tbat Kill Their Own People?
You are a Fucking Nazi with dangerous anti democratic ideas
LordRaven wrote:
You'd do well to read Paul Craig Roberts article again, if you even read it in the first place that is. (further up thread)
Fletch wrote: Trump recognizes Venezuelan opposition leader as nation's president
And you will also have read that there is no interest in Military Intervention but it doesn't suit you to post that does it you feeble minded pile of dog crap?
What is happening in Venezuela is a humanitarian crisis and people are protesting and/or fleeing the country in their millions --what part of that is not registering in your coprolite-like brain?
And why are you not condemning the shooting of 7 civilians? Why do you support leaders who shoot their own people?
I tend to read about things and decide what actually matters to the population of countries ruled by leaders who happily shoot them and draw the obvious conclusion, and in this case it is clear that South America has it' very own Bob Mugabe/Idi Amin and I fear that he will always hold rigged elections and he will kill more people.
Why do you support such cunts Mr Coprolite Brain?
by Cactus Jack » Fri Jan 25, 2019 10:41 pm
The inflation rate in Venezuela is 1.3 million % year on year
That means the hourly inflation rate is 1483% or, if you prefer, if you were paid £1,000 within the next hour it would be worth 67p - under those circumstances it doesn't matter who you call the president nobody is in charge
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Geek Couples: Jack and Allison | Warped Factor - Words in the Key of Geek.
Gail Williams heads to a town called Eureka for a little romantic rendezvous.
Jack Carter is the the smartest dumb arse in the world, or so it seems once he's stumbled into A Town Called Eureka. Yet for all the weird and wonderful thins to happen to Carter in Eureka, perhaps the weirdest and most wonderful is his relationship with Allison Blake.
When the US Marshall strolls into town with a fugitive, his own daughter, in toe, no one was expecting him to have to deal with the trouble that landed next. Allison Blake is an agent of the Department of Defence (DoD), liaison to the research facility based in Eureka, Global Dynamics (GD). When Carter turns up, the last thing she wants is an outsider nosing in on things he's not cleared to see. Of course, when the town's Sherriff asks him to take a look, there's not a whole heap she can do to stop Carter.
It's fairly obvious from the start that, despite the minor flirty Jack indulges in with Beverly Barlow, it's really Allison that he's interested in. Allison however, is less available. For a start, she's not divorced yet. And her soon-to-be-ex is the brilliant (and kind of beautiful) Nathan Stark. So there's something of a hiccup in Jack's quest when Nathan turns up as Head of Research at GD.
With Allison and Nathan apparently getting closer, Jack decides that just maybe it's time to leave Eureka. Only SARAH (Self Activated Residential Automated Habitat), the house in which he lives, has other ideas. So Jack finds himself trapped in his own psychotic home with a bunch of other people, but isolated with Allison. Clearly SARAH knows better than the humans since she only considers releasing any of them when Jack and Allison start hugging.
Then we get a new shift, Allison and Jack are a couple and she's heavily pregnant with his baby. Unfortunately it's an alternative reality that's starting to break down, so Jack has to save the world and the price is his heart. When everything is back to normal, Allison is no longer his. Luckily only he and Henry remember the alternative timeline, but Henry soon deals with that bothersome recall.
Feelings and pheromones are running high when it seems every woman in Eureka starts drooling over Jack, and it's surprising how quickly Allison leaps to get in their way, she's predatory and defensive, no one is getting her man. Shame it all wears off really.
But the thing is, Allison is a smart woman and she lets her head rule most of the time, so perhaps it's not that much of surprise that she and Nathan get back together, after all they're both intelligent, handsome, and have a history together. And when Nathan proposes Allison agrees. Jack, though clearly cut by the loss of any future prospects, does everything he can to support her. Several times. Because he's constantly reliving her wedding day on an infernal loop, and with every loop, Jack ends up in worse physical condition. During this time, Jack promises Allison that he'll always be there for her. It's so sweet! It's also a dead giveaway that something is up. Unfortunately, Jack for all his smarts can't stop this on his own and has to ask Nathan for help. It's a fatal mistake - for Nathan.
Allison is expectantly devastated by Nathan's loss. She's also simply expectant, with Nathan's child. So Jack does what Jack does, he's a good friend and supports Allison in every way he can, including allowing her to have the baby shower at his place. This proves to be a bit of a mistake when, after the shower, the women who attended start dying, and while investigating Jack starts suffering severe sympathetic pregnancy symptoms. Of course, it's the result of yet another of the wacky and dangerous prototypes produced at Global Dynamics. Still, is there anything as loving as a man who really feels his woman's pain?
Most of the Jack-Allison relationship is the story of a friendship. As they get to know one another, they each come to respect the very different nature of the others intelligence, and I think Jack sees the pedestal he instantly put Allison on reduce in height a little, but he loves her all the more for her humanity.
Then Allison's autistic son, Kevin, fiddles with an old piece of equipment, a relic from Founders Day. Then suddenly Jack and Allison, and a few notable others, are back in 1947 on Founders Day, meeting the founders, in particular, Dr Grant, and Allison manages to save the life of one Adam Barlow - Beverly's father. The world turns full circle.
In 1947, Allison disguises herself as a nurse, she is after all a qualified doctor. After running into Jack, she takes him into a store cupboard to steal an army uniform - yes the classic GI and nurse are caught in a compromising, half dressed position. Naturally the group find a way to travel back to the present day, only it's not quite the present day that they know. Allison goes home to find Kevin isn't autistic anymore. She's ecstatic, understandably. Only it's not so easy on the others and they can't get back to the world they knew. Which means that they all have to keep quiet and put up with the world as it is, instead of the world as they remember it. Then there's another problem - Eureka founder Dr Grant travelled forward with them. And suddenly Jack has another rival for Allison's affections. The sparing is more gentleman like, and in the end Dr Grant leaves for pasture new, or was it old?
Finally, it seems, Jack and Allison can start to build a proper relationship, though of course, it's not plain sailing. As mentioned before, some things in Eureka keep coming around again, and in this case, that thing is Beverly, though in all fairness, Jack's not to know that he's kissing her given that it's Allison's body Beverly's consciousness is inhabiting at the time.
The road gets especially difficult for the lovers as the Titan mission and the Astraeus spacecraft launch comes into play. Of course Eureka is not your standard office and relationships in a standard office can get complicated enough, so is it any wonder that the DoD send in Dr Warran Hughes in to assess Jack and Allison's liaison? Apparently the DoD need to vet all interpersonal relationships (though where this hurdle was when Allison and Nathan were getting it on together I'd like to know).
At first Hughes disapproves of the relationship, meaning it either has to stop or one/both of them have to leave their jobs. Only when the couple appeal the decision and Hughes returns to judge again, does Hughes see the strength of the relationship as Jack and Allison work through yet another potentially world-ending disaster.
Finally, they are allowed to be a couple, and Jack wants to spend some romantic quality time with his gal. So he packs a lunch and takes Allison where they can't be disturbed, into a submarine under Global Dynamics. Seriously, has this guy hit his head and lost his senses? When was anything attached to GD not dangerous? So of course, a romantic interlude degenerates into a life threatening situation. There are clearly cracks in the relationship, but just as clearly, there's more than enough love to deal with that as the cracks start to appear in the sub. Love enough that Henry has to perform an impromptu over-the-wire wedding ceremony so, thankfully all is well by the time they resurface.
Of course that's not the end of the story for these lovebirds. For a start Allison's genius brother turns up to disapprove, though the real disapproval should fall on Kevin for the dangerous manner in which he tries to make Carter smarter, thereby burying all the best bits of the Jack that Allison knows and loves. When that disaster is averted, can the couple at long last be the happy honeymooners they should be? Well, what do you think?
Allison: You put a lot of thought into this.
You see, Jack did get smarter, smart enough to be honest about himself with the woman he loves, and while he's still going to make mistakes (how else did they end up in a ramshackle cabin for a honeymoon), he does do everything he does thinking of Allison. If that's not the perfect relationship, what is?


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Following the let-down that was Windows 8, Microsoft is keen to impress – so much so that it's skipped number 9 and jumped right to Windows 10. Now the new operating system's release has been confirmed for July 29, and Windows-based small businesses are clamoring to try out its impressive new features. Here is the rundown of the things you need to know before you spend your summer upping the ante with Windows 10.
They say the best things in life are free, and that might just be the case with Windows 10. Microsoft has kept its word about making its newest operating system free to access – at least if you're currently running an authentic version of Windows 7 or 8.1, its two most recent releases. You'll enjoy a free lifetime upgrade to Windows 10 provided you make the move within the next year and, better still, it's an automatic upgrade directly from your existing Windows 7 or 8.1 interface. If you're running an older version of Windows, you'll need to make a fresh install and you'll also need to pay – the various available versions of Windows 10 are expected to retail starting at $119.
Although the official release date is July 29, in reality Microsoft is expected to undertake a phased launch. This means that you might not end up using the brand new Windows 10 on July 29 itself – instead, Microsoft is likely to make the new operating system available to desktop and laptop users first, and only later to mobile and other devices. What's more, the firm already has its next move in the pipeline. Upgrade and update plans for Windows 10 are anticipated to be on the way in two phases, in June and October 2016. But we are expecting these changes, codenamed Redstone, to come in the form of more minor tweaks to the Windows 10 infrastructure rather than a full overhaul.
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It's likely that version numbers will come to play far less of a role in system updates in the future – in much the same way as mobile apps operate, we'll instead settle into enjoying a frequently updated service that incorporates the latest features Microsoft has developed. And while some have expressed fears that this could lead to home and business users being tied into a subscription model in order to stay up to date, Microsoft appears committed to ensuring that ongoing upgrades are free.
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Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is the technology giant's opportunity to announce its intentions in the coming months and years. It's the time when the firm makes public the projects and releases it has in the pipeline, and it's watched with anticipation by Apple fans across the globe. This year's event took place in San Francisco earlier this month – here are the biggest takeaways from the all-important keynote speech.
The big news from the WWDC was about operating systems. Apple took the opportunity to unveil three new releases – for mobile devices, Mac desktops and laptops, and the Apple Watch. Access to all three has been given to developers as of now, with public beta testing and full availability expected to follow later in the year.
On the mobile front, iOS 9 ups the ante on intelligence, with a focus on allowing devices to learn more about our behavior and so tailor the user experience to suit. At the root of these improvements are upgrades to both Siri and search; expect mobile devices running iOS 9 to be better at launching apps before you realize you need them – great for productivity – and reminding you about (and getting you to) upcoming meetings and appointments. Among other changes, upgrades to the iPad will enable enhanced productivity and multitasking, great news for the hurried business user who needs to make the most of the time available.
The desktop and laptop operating system upgrade to OS X 10.11 is seen as a stepping stone from Yosemite rather than an entirely new approach – but it's a significant upgrade all the same. Among the most exciting developments are search improvements that will allow you to use natural language when you're on the hunt for important information and files; likewise, the release is intended to make multitasking across windows even more of a breeze. The productivity and communication apps most commonly used by our business clients – the likes of Mail, Safari and Notes – have also been tuned up both in terms of visible features and behind-the-scenes upgrades to their running speed and overall performance.
Finally, though the Apple Watch might not yet be at the stage of being a game-changer on the office productivity scene, the second release of its operating system lays the way for an enhanced user experience. watchOS 2 will, most crucially, lessen the requirement for you to use your iPhone alongside your watch – one of the notable drawbacks when the watch came on sale – and instead allow the device to do more, and run more apps, on its own.
Apple also used WWDC to reveal details of improvements to Apple Maps that will see the service include transit information for cities including San Francisco, New York and London – making it easier for you to get to your meeting on time if you're taking public transportation. Equally exciting is the news that Apple Pay continues to grow; the mobile payment system is being rolled out to more and more retailers across the US, and is making the jump across the pond to the United Kingdom, where it's being rolled out in banks, stores and on public transportation.
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HTC CORPORATION ZTE USA v. CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT LLC
United States Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit.
HTC CORPORATION, ZTE (USA), Inc., Appellants v. CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT, LLC, Appellee
Before Dyk, Reyna, and Taranto, Circuit Judges. Steven Arthur Moore, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, San Diego, CA, argued for appellants. Also represented by Matthew Robert Stephens, Brian Christopher Nash, Austin, TX. Barry James Bumgardner, Nelson Bumgardner PC, Fort Worth, TX, argued for appellee. Also represented by John P. Murphy.
HTC Corporation and ZTE (USA), Inc. appeal a final written decision of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board in an inter partes review. Appellants argue that the Board improperly construed the claim term "message" and erred in finding that HTC failed to show that the prior art anticipated or rendered obvious the challenged claims. We find no error in the Board's claim construction, and substantial evidence supports the Board's patentability determination. We affirm.
A. The '174 Patent
U.S. Patent No. 7,941,174 (" '174 patent") is directed to methods and apparatuses for a radio communications system where a subscriber station, i.e., a mobile device, is assigned a plurality of codes for transmitting messages. '174 Patent Abstract, col. 2 ll. 1–6. The assigned codes correspond to data transmission channels in a Universal Mobile Telecommunications System ("UMTS"), in particular here, a Dedicated Uplink Channel ("DCH") for transmitting messages and an Enhanced Dedicated Uplink Channel ("EDCH") for transmitting high bit rate messages. Id. col. 4 ll. 26–40. To send messages to a UMTS base station, the subscriber station requires "transmit" or "transmission" power. When radio transmission conditions deteriorate, such as when there is a high amount of interference in the communications cell, the base station may command the subscriber station to increase transmit power in order to send the message. Id. col. 7 ll. 20–26, 31–33; J.A. 2125. But the subscriber station is limited in the amount of transmission power it can use, called the "maximum transmission power," which is "preferably predetermined by the hardware of the subscriber station" or "predefined on the network side." Id. col. 2 ll. 50–51, 57–58. According to the '174 patent, operating at maximum transmission power is undesirable because the subscriber station cannot increase transmission power to overcome poor transmission conditions, which in turn results in incomplete and aborted message transmissions. See id. col. 6 ll. 20–27.
To avoid operating at maximum transmission power, the '174 patent's claimed solution sets a "transmit power difference" or "power headroom" for the plurality of codes in the subscriber station at the beginning of a message transmission. Id. col. 6 ll. 40–47. Setting this power headroom permits the subscriber station when sending messages to increase transmit power to overcome interference and thus avoid aborted message transmission. The transmit power difference "corresponds to an unused transmit power at the start of the transmission" of a message, such as a message transmitted over EDCH. Id. col. 6 ll. 47–49.
Illustrative of the method claims, independent claim 1 teaches:
1. A method for operating a radio communication system in which a subscriber station is assigned a plurality of codes for transmitting messages, comprising:
determining a transmit power difference which is to be maintained by the subscriber station between on one hand a total maximum transmit power of the subscriber station for the codes and on another hand a total transmit power of the subscriber station for the codes at a start of a message transmission using a first one of the codes.
Id. col. 9 ll. 56–64.
Illustrative of the apparatus claims, independent claim 18 teaches:
18. A subscriber station for a radio communication system, the subscriber station assigned a plurality of codes for transmitting messages, comprising:
at least one processor programmed to determine a transmit power difference which is to be maintained by the subscriber station between on one hand a total maximum transmit power of the subscriber station for the codes and on another hand a total transmit power of the subscriber station for the codes at a start of a message transmission using a first one of the codes.
Id. col. 12 ll. 1–10.
The sole figure in the specification depicts the relationship between the mobile station, UE, which transmits messages over the DCH and EDCH channels, and base station, NODE B, in a UMTS system:
Id. Fig. 1.
Relevant to this appeal, the '174 patent recognizes that an EDCH message is measured in intervals of 10 milliseconds, which is comprised of 15 timeslots. Id. col. 5 ll. 29–31. The 10 ms transmission time interval is referred to as a "frame." See J.A. 1181–82, 2130. In UMTS systems available around 1999, transmission time intervals could either be 10 ms, 20 ms, 40 ms, or 80 ms. J.A. 2128.
B. Prior Art
1. Baker
U.S. Patent Application Pub. No. 2008/0151840 ("Baker") is directed to a UMTS communication system in which a mobile station transmits acknowledgement ("ACK") or non-acknowledgement ("NACK") signals to a base station upon receiving data from the base station. J.A. 909. To allow for the transmission of ACK/NACK signals, the mobile station must scale down the maximum transmit power allocated to its transmission codes: a dedicated physical data channel ("DPDCH") and a dedicated physical control channel ("DPCCH"). Id. Figure 4 depicts this process in a timing diagram, with PC1 and PD1 representing the transmit power associated with each of the two transmission channels, DPDCH and DPCCH, operating at maximum transmission power for the mobile station, Pmax. When the ACK/NACK signal is to be transmitted, PC1 and PD1 are scaled down to PC2 and PD2, respectively, for the duration of the ACK/NACK transmission.
See J.A. 911, 914.
As Baker explains, "at the boundary of the frame or time slot immediately preceding the sending of an ACK or NACK, these amplitudes [PC1 and PD1] are adjusted by for example reducing DPCCH whilst maintaining the power ratio PDi/PiC constant." Id. Baker thus leaves capacity for the transmission of the ACK/NACK signal, or other types of signaling information. J.A. 914–15.
2. Reed
U.S. Patent No. 7,689,239 ("Reed") is directed to a system, method, and apparatus for "establishing headroom for a mobile station" based on "specific channel variance conditions and battery conditions." J.A. 901 Abstract. Reed defines "headroom" as "the difference between the maximum power of the transmitter and the transmission power level required for a particular data rate." J.A. 905 col. 1 ll. 29–31. Headroom is therefore a "margin built in" to the maximum data rate "to provide some protection against varying channel conditions." Id. col. 1 ll. 36–38. In the sole portion of the written description discussing a mobile station with multiple data streams, Reed states:
If the mobile station desires to send two or more data streams (or hold voice and data connections at the same time), an addition [sic] degree of freedom allows the mobile station to deliberately increase the headroom on one of the data streams to de-prioritize that data stream. This would result in, for example, a longer time to transmit a text message from the mobile station but allow a digital picture to be transmitted at an optimum data rate.
J.A. 906 col. 4 ll. 14–21.
3. Love
U.S Patent No. 7,321,780 ("Love") is directed to "a method for rate selection by a communication device for enhanced uplink during soft handoff in a wireless communication system." J.A. 917. Relevant here, Love discloses assigning codes to communication channels to transmit data and setting a "power margin" to limit the rate of data transmitted over the codes. Id. col. 6 ll. 11–19, col. 8 ll. 42–55. With respect to obviousness, HTC only challenges the Board's review of the scope and content of Reed.
C. Proceedings Before the Board
The Board instituted inter partes review of claims 1, 6, 9, 14, 18, and 19 of the '174 patent on three grounds: (1) anticipation by Baker; (2) obviousness over Reed in view of Baker; and (3) obviousness over Reed in view of Love. Amazon.com, Inc. v. Cellular Commc'ns Equip., LLC, No. IPR2014-01134, 2016 WL 98583, at *1 (P.T.A.B. Jan. 6, 2016) ("Final Written Decision").1 On January 6, 2016, the Board issued a final written decision concluding that petitioners, including appellants HTC Corporation and ZTE (USA), Inc. (together, "HTC"), failed to show that any of the challenged claims were unpatentable. Id. at *11.
First, the Board adopted patent owner's, Cellular Communications Equipment, LLC ("CCE"), construction of the phrase "at a start of a message transmission using a first one of the codes," as it appears in claims 1, 9, and 18, to modify the phrase "a total transmit power of the subscriber station for the codes." Id. at *5.2 The Board thus interpreted the "start of a message transmission using a first one of the codes" limitation to require that a total transmit power difference exist at the start of a message transmission. Id.
Second, the Board found that HTC failed to show that Baker either explicitly or inherently disclosed the "start of a message transmission" limitation of the '174 patent. The Board reasoned that Baker did not disclose any indication that the frame or timeslot boundary immediately preceding an ACK/NACK signal is the start of a message transmission. Id. at *6. The Board then considered whether Baker inherently discloses the "start of a message transmission" limitation. It found that HTC provided no evidence that Baker discloses a mobile station that transmits EDCH messages, and thus HTC failed to show that the start of a frame preceding an ACK/NACK signal is necessarily the start of a message transmission. Id. at *6. The Board reasoned that the "mere possibility that the start of a frame may correspond to the start of a message transmission is not sufficient to show Baker anticipates the challenged claims." Id. The Board therefore concluded that HTC failed to show that Baker anticipated the challenged claims. Id.
Lastly, the Board denied HTC's obviousness challenges based on Reed in view of Love or Baker. The Board found that Reed discloses a mobile station that can transmit two or more data streams with each data stream having its own adjustable headroom. Id. at *8. In contrast, the '174 patent teaches a single headroom for multiple data streams. Thus, the Board concluded that Reed does not read on the limitation of the '174 patent that requires determining a single transmit power difference "between a maximum transmit power for a plurality of codes and a total transmit power for a plurality of codes at a start of a message transmission." Id. at *9.
HTC appeals. We have jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1295(a)(4)(A) (2012).
We review Board decisions in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C. § 706(2) (2012). Dickinson v. Zurko, 527 U.S. 150, 152, 165, 119 S.Ct. 1816, 144 L.Ed.2d 143 (1999). Under the APA, we review the Board's legal conclusions de novo and its factual findings for substantial evidence. ACCO Brands Corp. v. Fellowes, Inc., 813 F.3d 1361, 1365 (Fed. Cir. 2016). Substantial evidence is "such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion." In re Gartside, 203 F.3d 1305, 1312 (Fed. Cir. 2000) (quoting Consol. Edison Co. of N.Y. v. NLRB, 305 U.S. 197, 229, 59 S.Ct. 206, 83 L.Ed. 126 (1938)).
HTC raises three arguments on appeal. First, HTC argues that the Board failed to construe the term "message" according to its broadest reasonable interpretation. Second, HTC contends that Baker anticipates the challenged claims because it discloses reducing transmission power at the beginning of a frame boundary in a UMTS system, and therefore at the start of a message transmission. Third, HTC challenges the Board's finding that Reed does not disclose determining a single headroom for multiple data streams.
A. Claim Construction
Claim construction serves to define the scope of the patented invention and the patentee's right to exclude. See Teva Pharm. USA, Inc. v. Sandoz, Inc., ––– U.S. ––––, 135 S.Ct. 831, 835, ––– L.Ed.2d –––– (2015). Claim construction is a question of law that may be based on underlying factual determinations. Id. at 841–42. We review the Board's constructions based on intrinsic evidence de novo and its factual findings based on extrinsic evidence for substantial evidence. Wasica Finance GmbH v. Cont'l Auto. Sys., Inc., 853 F.3d 1272, 1278 (Fed. Cir. 2017).
On appeal, HTC challenges the Board's interpretation of the term "message" as applied by the Board in its anticipation analysis. The record indicates that the Board neither expressly construed the term "message," nor did HTC seek construction of the term "message" before the Board. Despite no express construction of "message" below, Board findings establishing the scope of the patented subject matter may fall within the ambit of claim construction. See Netword, LLC v. Centraal Corp., 242 F.3d 1347, 1355–56 (Fed. Cir. 2001). Because HTC's challenge is directed to the Board's expression of its understanding of the scope of the claim term "message," it is properly before us on appeal.
HTC advances inconsistent claim construction arguments. In its opening brief, HTC argues that the Board failed to apply the broadest reasonable interpretation of the term "message" by defining a message by its content and by requiring a specific beginning and endpoint. Appellants' Br. 37–38. During oral argument, however, HTC stated that the Board did not construe the term "message" as having an ending requirement. Oral Arg. 3:06–3:34, http://oralarguments.cafc.uscourts.gov/default.aspx?fl=2016-1880.mp3. Similarly, HTC's opening brief claims that the Board's construction of message improperly excludes single frame messages. Yet, at oral argument, HTC conceded that the Board's interpretation of "message" did not exclude single frame messages. Oral Arg. 1:45–2:21. In its reply brief, HTC takes a different tack, arguing that the Board improperly construed the phrase "at a start of a message transmission" and failed to distinguish between "message transmission" and "message." Reply 5–6.
Despite the inconsistent positions, HTC appears to primarily contend that the Board's application of the term "message" improperly excluded embodiments of "transmissions of data at intervals specified in a UMTS system," specifically by excluding single frame EDCH messages. Appellants' Br. 36–37, 41. But as HTC acknowledged, the Board made no such exclusion. Oral Arg. 1:45–2:21. Rather, the Board agreed with CCE that a message transmission may occur over a single frame or over multiple frames and timeslots. Final Written Decision at *5. The Board relied on expert declarations from both HTC and CCE testifying that messages in a UMTS system can span multiple frames. Id.; see J.A. 1181–82 ("[A] message in a UMTS system can include one or more frames (each frame having 15 time slots)."). The Board thus properly understood "message" to encompass EDCH messages that last a single frame.
We therefore disagree with HTC that the Board erred in its understanding of the scope of the term "message" as claimed in the '174 patent.
B. Anticipation
A claim is anticipated if a single prior art reference discloses all the claimed limitations arranged or combined in the same way as in the claim. Kennametal, Inc. v. Ingersoll Cutting Tool Co., 780 F.3d 1376, 1381 (Fed. Cir. 2015). Anticipation is a question of fact that we review for substantial evidence. Blue Calypso, LLC v. Groupon, Inc., 815 F.3d 1331, 1341 (Fed. Cir. 2016). To anticipate a claim, a single prior art reference must disclose every limitation of the claimed invention either expressly or inherently. Id.
HTC only argued before the Board that the Baker reference discloses a mobile station that reduces the transmit power of DPDCH and DPCCH codes at the timeslot immediately preceding the ACK/NACK transmission. J.A. 276–77. HTC did not identify any disclosure in Baker showing that the frame boundary immediately preceding the ACK/NACK transmission is the start of a message transmission. See J.A. 696 (HTC conceding during oral hearing before the Board that it had not "identified anything in Baker that teaches that every frame is a new message"). The Board thus found that Baker's description of the boundary of the frame or timeslot immediately preceding the ACK/NACK signal does not expressly disclose the "start of a message transmission" limitation as claimed in the '174 patent. Final Written Decision at *6. We see no error in the Board's decision. See Eli Lilly & Co. v. L.A. Biomedical Research Inst., 849 F.3d 1073, 1074 (Fed. Cir. 2017) ("To anticipate a claim, a prior art reference must disclose every limitation of the claimed invention, either expressly or inherently." (citation and quotation marks omitted)).
The Board next considered whether Baker inherently anticipates the "start of a message transmission" limitation. A party seeking to establish inherent anticipation must show that a person of ordinary skill in the art would recognize that missing descriptive matter in a prior art reference is nevertheless necessarily present. Cont'l Can Co. v. Monsanto Co., 948 F.2d 1264, 1268 (Fed. Cir. 1991). The Board found that HTC failed to show that the Baker reference discloses a mobile station that transmits EDCH messages, relying on an admission from HTC's counsel stating that he did not know whether "Baker [is] talking about an EDCH message and not something else that can be more than one frame." Final Written Decision at *6; J.A. 697.3 Absent evidence that Baker teaches a mobile station that sends single-frame EDCH messages, the Board found that the start of a frame in Baker is not inherently the start of a message transmission. Final Written Decision at *6.
We agree with the Board's conclusion. HTC failed to identify evidence showing that Baker transmits EDCH messages. Without such evidence, HTC has only shown that it is possible for the start of a frame preceding an ACK/NACK signal to correspond to the start of a message transmission. This possibility, however, is not enough to find that Baker necessarily discloses the "start of a message transmission" limitation in independent claims 1, 9 and 18 of the '174 patent. As such, substantial evidence supports the Board's finding that Baker does not inherently anticipate the challenged claims of the '174 patent. Cont'l Can, 948 F.2d at 1269 ("Inherency, however, may not be established by probabilities or possibilities. The mere fact that a certain thing may result from a given set of circumstances is not sufficient." (quoting In re Oelrich, 666 F.2d 578, 581 (C.C.P.A. 1981))).
C. Obviousness
If a person of ordinary skill in the art at the time of the invention would find obvious the differences between the claimed subject matter and the prior art, the claimed subject matter cannot be patented. 35 U.S.C. § 103. Obviousness is a question of law with underlying factual findings relating to the "scope and content of the prior art, differences between the prior art and the claims at issue, the level of ordinary skill in the pertinent art, and any objective indicia of non-obviousness." Randall Mfg. v. Rea, 733 F.3d 1355, 1362 (Fed. Cir. 2013); see Graham v. John Deere Co., 383 U.S. 1, 17–18, 86 S.Ct. 684, 15 L.Ed.2d 545 (1966). We review the Board's underlying factual findings for substantial evidence and its legal conclusion on obviousness de novo. In re Mouttet, 686 F.3d 1322, 1330–31 (Fed. Cir. 2012).
HTC argues that the Board ignored that prior art reference Reed contemplates creating power headroom for the entire mobile device by teaching that one data stream can be deprioritized in order to increase the transmit power available for another data stream. HTC is incorrect. The Board directly addressed the sole passage in Reed's specification describing a mobile station with multiple data streams, which states:
J.A. 906 col. 4 ll. 14–21 (emphasis added). The Board found that Reed does not describe "determining a single headroom for a plurality of codes" as claimed in the '174 patent, but teaches "determining a separate headroom for each code." Final Written Decision at *8. To reach its conclusion, the Board relied on both parties' expert declarations. Id.4 HTC's expert testified that "[o]ne skilled in the art would understand that the data streams disclosed in Reed are assigned different codes, each code having its own headroom." Id. The Board also credited CCE's expert, who testified that "[o]ne of ordinary skill would recognize that in Reed, a subscriber station can use a plurality of codes for transmission of uplink messages, and each code has its own headroom," and that in the '174 patent, "[t]he power difference is for all the codes being used by the subscriber station." Id. (citing to portions of CCE's expert report). In addition, the Board found that Reed discloses determining power headroom for an entire mobile device only when the device is assigned one code, not a plurality of codes. Id. at *9.
We agree with the Board's reading of Reed. HTC does not point to any evidence in the record that would undermine the Board's findings on the scope and content of Reed. For mobile stations having multiple data streams, Reed discloses distinct power headrooms for each data stream. J.A. 906 col. 4 ll. 14–21. Because the Board's findings are supported by substantial evidence, we affirm its conclusion that HTC failed to show that the combination of Reed in view of Baker or Love renders obvious claims 1, 6, 9, 14, 18, and 19 of the '174 patent.
The Board did not err in its construction of the term "message." In addition, the Board's findings regarding anticipation and obviousness are supported by substantial evidence. We therefore affirm.
No costs.
1. Ten parties petitioned for inter partes review before the Board. Two were dismissed before the Board issued its final written decision. Only two of the remaining eight, HTC Corporation and ZTE (USA), Inc., currently appeal the Board's final written decision.
2. This construction is not disputed on appeal.
3. In its reply brief, HTC points to portions of CCE's expert declaration that generally discuss UMTS systems, in particular that EDCH data messages can be transmitted through DPDCH and DPCCH channels. Reply 13; J.A. 2128, 2130. This is a new argument. HTC did not argue before the Board that Baker teaches a mobile station that transmits EDCH messages. J.A. 12 ("Petitioner does not argue or identify evidence indicating that the mobile station in Baker transmits an EDCH message."). We decline to consider new arguments on appeal that were not raised below before the Board. Icon Health & Fitness, Inc. v. Strava, Inc., 849 F.3d 1034, 1040 (Fed. Cir. 2017); see Singleton v. Wulff, 428 U.S. 106, 120, 96 S.Ct. 2868, 49 L.Ed.2d 826 (1976).
4. HTC's expert, Dr. Tim Williams, submitted two declarations in this matter. Because Dr. Williams's discussion of Reed in his second declaration was inconsistent with his first declaration, the Board found Dr. Williams's second declaration lacked credibility and afforded it little weight. Final Written Decision at *8. We see no error in the Board's handling of Dr. Williams's second declaration.
Reyna, Circuit Judge.


According to an online article published by Dailymail a single glass of milk can contain a chemical concoction of up to 20 different chemicals, such as antibiotics, growth hormones, and even painkillers! Have you ever thought about what's lingering in your milk? Besides it being pasteurized, which really means "dead food", there are a lot of different dangerous pharmaceuticals floating around in your milk that most people can't even pronounce. While the highest concentration of these chemicals is found in cow milk, the toxins have also been found in human and goat milk.
While most people wake up to what they think is a bone-building, teeth-strengthening glass of milky goodness, it is far from being healthy like the FDA touts it to be. A recent study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry confirmed that scientists have found that one glass of pasteurized milk bought from the grocery store has traces of anti-inflammatory drugs, steroids, antibiotics, and various painkillers — all of which are routinely used to treat disease in animals and humans. Traces of other toxic pharmaceuticals, such as lipid regulators, anti-epileptics, beta-blockers, and various growth hormones (such as ethinylestradiol and estrone) were also discovered during testing.
The University of Jaen, Spain compiled a short list of some of the chemicals that are swimming in our milk and what they are used for. They range from painkillers, antibiotics, and growth hormones. Think about that next time you reach for a glass of milk from the grocery store shelf.
Scientists say the amount of drugs in the milk is minuscule and will not affect humans. But how do we know for sure, that over time, these supposedly small amounts won't add up to big health problems later on down the road? Would you allow yourself to be injected every day with a syringe full of growth hormones, painkillers and antibiotics, no matter how minuscule it might be? Of course you wouldn't! This is why we shouldn't drink this deadly concoction by the glassfuls every day either?
Did you know that U.S Health inspectors routinely find "over the legal amounts" of antibiotics in dairy cows every year? Finally when the FDA stepped in to test the cow's milk that were known to have had high levels of antibiotics, repeatedly, the dairy industry protested and the FDA backed down from doing more testing. This is what's going on behind your back on big dairy farms across the country!
How Did the Drugs Get Into the Milk in the First Place?
Good question! Researchers believe some of the drugs such as the antibiotics and growth promoters were administered to the cattle and some of the drugs were deposited into the cattle feed which then got into the milk, and some of the drugs leached into the farms through runoff which contaminated the feed. Once the soil and fertilizer is contaminated with these chemicals through flooding and runoff it becomes a big problem such as what we are seeing today. But the biggest problem is the farmers themselves. They voluntarily feed the cattle with grains they know to be heavily treated with chemicals, which then gets into the milk production?
According to the American Cancer Society recombinant bovine growth hormone (RBGH) is just one of the synthetic (man-made) hormones that are marketed to dairy farmers to increase milk production in cows. Think about this for a moment. If this particular growth hormone increases milk production in cows than what will it do to the human body over time?
Dr. Epstein, Professor of Environmental and Occupational Medicine at the University of Illinois School of Public Health, and Chairman of the Cancer Prevention Coalition has this to say about (rBGH) recombinant bovine growth hormone.
It contains increased somatic cell counts (SCC's), which means the milk has more pus, which makes it turn sour more quickly. Are you feeling sick yet?
The cows that are given this growth hormone (rBGH) are routinely getting infections. When they are injected with the recombinant bovine growth hormone they become more susceptible to udder infections which, because of this, the cows are then injected with more antibiotics! It's a losing battle that is now a persistent problem in our milk and most likely beef supply as well. This vicious cycle with the dairy and beef farmers in America and other parts of the world is not going to go away anytime soon. This is why you and your family must protect your health now by taking the necessary precautions needed to prevent sickness and disease from the American food supply.
What You Can Do to Protect Your Family?
Stop drinking pasteurized milk from big dairy farmers and drink fresh, raw milk straight from the cow or goat from your local small farmer in your area. As we have mentioned in previous articles, pasteurization kills all of the health benefits that are found in raw milk. Not only is pasteurized milk worthless to the body it now may cause even more health problems because of the toxic chemicals in it, no matter how small these traces may be.
Why Raw Cow or Goat Milk?
Keep in mind as you search for raw milk in your area that the milk is only as clean as the cow or goat that produced it. Things to look for when searching for pure, raw milk: Are the cows grass fed? How many cows are on the farm compared to the amount of acreage? Statistics say that each cow should have ½ acre to roam on. This mean there should only be ten cows on five acres of land. Take a look at the animals yourself. It is easy to spot a healthy cow versus a sick one. Look into the cows eyes, are they glossy or clear? Is the cows coat shiny or matted? Take a look at the udders; do they look free of infection? Ask the farmer point blank, if he or she is giving the cattle any medications for disease?
Bottom line for ensuring healthy milk, avoid the dairy department in your local grocery store like the plague. We need to take care of our body's—we're not getting any younger. But we can feel younger! And the best way to take care of our body's and to feel younger is to feed it with pure foods which on that list are raw goat or cow milk. Study after study has been done on the healthfulness of raw milk versus pasteurized milk. The results are always the same. Raw milk is packed full of valuable nutrients that benefit the body, helping us to feel better, look better, and live a longer more enjoyable life.


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