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LT: June 23, 1864 Theodore Lyman
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Editor's Note: Theodore Lyman was General George G. Meade's aide-de-camp from the fall of 1863 through Lee's surrender at Appomattox. An intelligent and outspoken individual, Lyman's letters to his wife provide great insight into the happenings at Meade's headquarters. These letters, taken from the now public domain book Meade's Headquarters, 1863-1865; Letters of Colonel Theodore Lyman from the Wilderness to Appomattox and written by Lyman to his wife, appear here at the Siege of Petersburg Online exactly 150 years to the day after they are written. Since this site is concerned solely with the Siege of Petersburg, the letters start on June 12, 1864 and end on April 3, 1865. See the bottom of this and every other letter for a list of all the letters which have appeared to date.
All were up at an early hour and ready for an advance, which had been ordered. On the right, towards the Gregory house, we were already against them, and I suppose my friend there, Major Crow, had seen us under more hostile circumstances. . . . By 4.30 General Meade started for General Wright's Headquarters at the Williams house, where he ordered me to stay, when he left at seven. . . . I rode about with General Wright, who visited his line, which was not straight or facing properly. That's a chronic trouble in lines in the woods. Indeed there are several chronic troubles. The divisions have lost connection; they cannot cover the ground designated, their wing is in the air, their skirmish line has lost its direction, etc., etc. Then General Meade gets mad with the delay. The commanders say they do as well as they can, etc. Well, Ricketts ran one way and Russell another; and then the 2d Corps — how did that run? and were the skirmishers so placed as to face ours? and what would General Birney do about it? How long was the line? could it advance in a given direction, and, if so, how? All of which is natural with a good many thousand men in position in a dense wood, which nobody knows much about. All this while the men went to sleep or made coffee; profoundly indifferent to the perplexities of their generals; that was what generals were paid for. When General Wright had looked a great deal at his line, and a great deal more at his pocket compass, he rode forth on the left to look at the pickets, who were taking life easy like other privates. They had put up sun-shades with shelter-tents and branches, and were taking the heat coolly. …
About this time a Vermont captain (bless his soul!) went and actually did something saucy and audacious. With eighty sharpshooters he pushed out boldly, drove in a lot of cavalry, and went a mile and a quarter to the railroad, which he held, and came back in person to report, bringing a piece of the telegraph wire. . . . Some time in the morning, I don't exactly know when, the signal officers reported a large force, say two divisions, marching out from the town, along the railroad, whereof we heard more anon. At noon there still had been no advance, and General Wright went to General Birney to arrange one. There was General Meade, not much content with the whole affair. They all pow-wowed a while, and so we rode back again, through the dreary woods, through which fires had run. It was after two when we returned. Now then — at last — all together — skirmishers forward! And away they go, steadily. Oh, yes! but Rebs are not people who let you sit about all the day and do just as you like; remember that always, if nothing else. There are shots away out by the railroad — so faint that you can scarce hear them. In comes a warm sharpshooter: "They are advancing rapidly and have driven the working party from the railroad." Here come the two divisions, therefore, or whatever they are. "Stop the advance," orders General Wright. "General Wheaton, strengthen that skirmish line and tell them to hold on." The remainder of Wheaton's division is formed on the flank, and begins making a breastwork; more troops are sent for. The fire of the skirmishers now draws nearer and gets distinct; but, when the reinforcement arrives, they make a stout stand, and hold them. . . . All the while the telegraph is going: "Don't let 'em dance round you, pitch into them!" suggests General Meade (not in those exact words). "Don't know about that — very easy to say — will see about it," replies the cautious W.; etc., etc. Pretty soon the cavalry comes piling in across the Aiken oat-field; they don't hold too long, you may be certain. This exposes the flank of the picket line, which continues to shoot valiantly. In a little while more, a division officer of the day gallops in and says they have broken his skirmishers and are advancing in line of battle. But the Rebels did not try an approach through the open oat-field: bullets would be too thick there; so they pushed through the woods in our rear. I could hear them whooping and ki-yi-ing, in their peculiar way. I felt uncomfortable, I assure you. It was now towards sunset. Our position was right in the end of the loop, where we should get every bullet from two sides, in event of an attack. General Grant, of the Vermont Brigade, walked up and said, in his quiet way: "Do you propose to keep your Headquarters here?" "Why not?" says Ricketts. "Because, when the volleys begin, nothing can live here." To which Ricketts replied, "Ah?" as if someone had remarked it was a charming evening, or the like. I felt very like addressing similar arguments to General Wright, but pride stood in the way, and I would have let a good many volleys come before I would have given my valuable advice. A column of attack was now formed by us, during which the enemy pushed in their skirmishers and the bullets began to slash among the trees most spitefully; for they were close to; whereat Wright (sensible man!) vouchsafed to move on one side some seventy yards, where we only got accidental shots. And what do you think? It was too dark now for us to attack, and the Rebs did not — and so, domino, after all my tremendous description! Worse than a newspaper isn't it? I was quite enraged to be so scared for no grand result.(1)1
(1) "I look on June 22d and 23d as the two most discreditable days to this army that I ever saw! There was everywhere, high and low, feebleness, confusion, poor judgment. The only person who kept his plans and judgment clear was General Meade, himself. On this particular occasion Wright showed himself totally unfit to command a corps." — Lyman's Journal.
LT: July 1, 1864 Theodore Lyman
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Source/Notes:
Agassiz, George R. Meade's Headquarters, 1863-1865; Letters of Colonel Theodore Lyman from the Wilderness to Appomattox. Boston: The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1922, pp. 173–176 ↩
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Berlin World Series: World records set on day one
Outstanding performances delivered in German capital 08 Jun 2018
Aurelie Rivard broke the women's 200m freestyle S10 world record twice on day one in Berlin
ⒸRalf Kuckuck
The final World Para Swimming World Series opened in style as multiple world records were broken on the first day (7 June) of competition in Berlin, Germany.
Canada's Aurelie Rivard started the count in the heats of the women's 200m freestyle. The three-time Paralympic champion clocked 2:10.57, lowering her own S10 world record set last year also in Berlin.
Rivard broke it again in the final with a time of 2:08.64. "I am feeling really good. I competed in Italy and Sheffield so it is my third week of racing," she said. "It is getting really hard mentally and physically so I am surprised I am swimming this fast.
"I wanted to break the world record, but did not expect by that much."
The World Series features multi-class races, with winners decided by a standardised points system.
Rivard (916 points) also took gold in the event ahead of Israel's Inbal Pezaro (855) and Kazakhstan's Zulfiya Gabidullina (825).
Teenage star Carlotta Gilli (985 points) shone in the women's 400m individual medley, winning gold ahead of Japan's Airi Ike (791) and Germany's Kim Snyder (528). Gilli also set a new world record of 5:08.86 for the SM13 class.
Italy's five-time world champion said: "I am very happy. It is not my best event and I really did not expect to break the world record. This is fantastic."
Gilli's second gold of the day came in the 100m butterfly. She scored 924 points to finish ahead of Spain´s Sarai Gascon (897) and USA's Jessica Long (866).
The home crowd celebrated as Paralympic silver medallist Verena Schott set an S6 world record of 3:01.23 in the women's 200m backstroke. The German (900 points) also topped the podium. Japanese Chikako Ono (802) and Kazakhstan's Natalya Zvyagintseva (791) followed her.
"It feels really good, I was impressed to being able to break this world record," said Schott. "I thought it was possible to swim under 3:05 and I did."
Another of the standout performances was delivered by Ihar Boki (S13), who broke two world records. Belarus' most decorated Paralympian first set a time of 2:09.80 in the men's 200m backstroke. Surprisingly, he was not fully happy with his performance.
"It is good to have broken the world record but I believe I can swim even faster," he said. Boki (832 points) also claimed gold ahead of Dutch swimmer Thijs van den End (819) and Poland´s Patryk Biskup (765).
Boki set a second world record of 1:52.40 for the S13 class in the men's 200m freestyle. "It feels good, but I need to improve," he said. The Belarusian only sealed bronze in the event, though, after scoring 916 points. Mexicans Diego Diaz (933) and Gustavo Sanchez (922) led the standings.
Japan, Netherlands and Spain top the podiums
There was a Japan 1-2 in the 400m individual medley as Uchu Tomita (779 points) secured gold ahead of compatriot Genki Saito (680). Germany´s Max Gelhaar (631) won bronze.
Tomita (918) secured a second gold in the men's 100m butterfly, this time ahead of Great Britain´s Stephen Clegg (913) and Uzbekistan's Islam Aslanov (882).
Netherlands celebrated through Rio 2016 bronze medallist Chantalle Zijderveld (984) in the women's 100m breaststroke. Her teammate Lisa Kruger (971) ended second and Germany's Elena Krawzow (867) third.
Spain's Antoni Ponce (987) was the remaining winner of the day in the men's equivalent. Colombia completed the podium through Paralympic champion Carlos Serrano (977) and three-time Rio 2016 silver medallist Nelson Crispin (969).
Competition continues on Friday (8 June) with 30 medals up for grabs.
The scores for the overall rankings are calculated by adding up the swimmers' two best point scores achieved in two different World Series events.
The World Para Swimming World Series in Berlin, Germany is being live streamed on World Para Swimming's website. Live results can be found online.
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Q: Google sheets conditional formatting not stacking I have a set of conditions using a simple custom formula to set row color based on the content of column A cell: =$A2="Tag1". This works great. But I also want to change the text color of any cell that contains a particular string (e.g. WARNING). So I created a separate condition for the entire spreadsheet using custom formula: =A2="WARNING". This works great as well - by itself. But it does not stack with the row color conditions. If it's first in the list, no matching cell text is recolored for rows with color changes. If I put it last, all match cell text is recolored, but the affected cells lose the changed background color. I understand why this happens, but I don't know how to correct it. I thought about using more than one condition, but custom formula does not seem to support that (or rather, any required combinations must be part of the custom formula).
Any ideas would be appreciated.

A: According to this Google Docs article, the first rule found in the conditional formatting to be true will define the format of the cell or range.
A workaround would be to use Apps Script, I have created the following script to give you an idea of how you can apply it.
function onEdit(e){ //this function will run whenever someone edits the sheet
  var s = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
  var changedCell = e.range.getA1Notation();
  if (changedCell !== 'A2') return;

  else{
    var value = s.getRange("A2").getValue();

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}

The above script will only change the background if content in A2 = "Tag1". After adding this script, you can create a conditional formatting for custom formula: =A2="WARNING". This way it will apply both conditions if both rules are true.
You can also request the option of stacking conditional formatting by going through a Google Sheet file, click on 'Help' > 'Help Sheets improve' and give a description of your request.

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Q: PDFBox throws exception: NullReference Exception pdfbox issue
I used pdfbox to extract text from PDF to my richtextbox.
I don't know what's the problem but there are PDF that are good but there are PDF that throws an exception, the exception is:

Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

Here's my code:
using org.pdfbox.pdmodel;
using org.pdfbox.util;

private void pdfButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
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A: I fixed the issue using iTextSharp. This was advised by my co-worker, I changed the PDFBox by iTextSharp.
If someone will have the same issue as me here's the working code:
using iTextSharp.text.pdf;
using iTextSharp.text.pdf.parser;

private void pdfButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    OpenFileDialog openFD = new OpenFileDialog();
    openFD.FileName = "";
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    openFD.Title = "Browse all PDF files";

    if (openFD.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
    {
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            pdf_filename = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(openFD.Filename);

            richtextBox1.Text = ReadPdf(openFD.FileName);
            textBox1.Text = Path.GetFileName(openFD.Filename);
        }

        catch (Exception error)
        {
            MessageBox.Show(error.ToString());
        }

    }
}

private string ReadPdf(string filename)
{

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    for (int page = 1; page <= reader.NumberOfPages; page++)
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He directed the ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation, the first Centre of Excellence based in the humanities, from 2005 to 2014.
His most recent honours include admission into the fellowship of the UK-based Academy of the Social Sciences in 2013, the award of a Fulbright Senior Scholarship for 2014–15, and the award of Member of the Order of Australia in 2015 for 'significant service to higher education, particularly to the study of media and communications, as an academic and researcher'.
He was elected as an inaugural fellow in Cultural and Communication Studies in the Australian Academy of the Humanities, and has served in several leadership roles in advocacy, advice and governance in research and higher education, and in the screen and library sectors.
His most recent books are Digital Disruption: Cinema Moves Online(edited with Dina Iordanova, 2012), Key Concepts in Creative Industries (with John Hartley, Jason Potts, Terry Flew, John Banks and Michael Keane, 2013), Hidden Innovation: Policy, Industry and the Creative Sector (2014), Screen Distribution and the New King Kongs of the Online World (with Jon Silver, 2013), The Media and Communications in Australia (edited with Sue Turnbull) and Media Economics (with Terry Flew and Adam Swift, 2015).


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Here's How Pinterest Will Actually Make Money
A Pinterest employee demonstrates their new site features during a Pinterest media event at the company's corporate headquarters in San Francisco, California on April 24, 2014. Pinterest launched a tool to help people quickly sift through the roughly 30 billion 'Pins' on the service's online bulletin boards to find what they like. AFP PHOTO / JOSH EDELSON (Photo credit should read Josh Edelson/AFP/Getty Images)
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By Tom Huddleston, Jr. / Fortune
June 2, 2015 10:31 AM EDT
A new "buy button" feature could help Pinterest start raking in cash.
The social networking site, which has been working to grow its advertising revenue, on Monday revealed a new developer platform featuring "Action Buttons" that would let Pinterest users buy items or add them to a wish list, according to TechCrunch. After offering vague details about the platform over the past month, Pinterest finally revealed its plan for the buttons at MIT's Emtech Digital conference in San Francisco earlier this week.
As TechCrunch notes, the new platform will soon allow Pinterest users to click on items on the site—such as food items from a recipe or materials from a craft project—and add them to a virtual shopping cart or to their Amazon Wish List.
Why would Pinterest want to allow these kinds of Action buttons? Because it wants brands of all sorts pouring their wares into its discovery network. If partners can drive more sales through these Action buttons, their availability incentivizes them to create storefronts within Pins of everything they offer. More content keeps more people spending more time on Pinterest. And the startup could also charge partners to amplify the reach of their Action button-augmented Pins by turning them into ads.
In essence, the fewer steps between discovery and purchase, the more Pinterest can fulfill its mission and make a fortune in the process.
Pinterest has gradually looked to expand its potential for profitability since it launched five years ago. The company has had no problem attracting investors, though, as its valuation has grown from about $200 million in 2012 to a reported $11 billion with its latest fundraising round.
Last month, the company launched a handful of new features aimed at boosting advertising revenue to help it compete with rivals like Facebook and Twitter. Those features included animated ads and improvements on how advertisers target Pinterest users, as well as Pinterest's own in-house creative agency that works with large brands on creating targeted Pins.
This article originally appeared on Fortune.com
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Q: How to make certain html page accessible only via confirmation link? My website contains a simple form asking only for an email. When the user submits the form, they're emailed a confirmation email asking to click "confirm subscription".
This is done using MailChimp. Once they click "confirm" they are redirected to my thank you page. This page however has a normal URL so its accessible just by typing it in your browser. Instead I'd like this thank you page to only be accessible if it's being opened via the MailChimp confirmation button within their email client.
Perhaps there's a way using cookies to verify the user is being redirected via MailChimp somehow?
Can you offer some advice how to do this?
Thanks a lot!

A: You could consider using a .htaccess page.
Options -Indexes
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^[URL]/.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^.* /403.html [L,R]

This is what I use on my site to block people from accessing my assets folder. You just have to set the URL to whatever base URL that MailChimp uses.

A: Yeah, cookies would be one method of approach for this. Within the redirected page, you can process a flag to mark the user as "Verified" and then use this cookie conditionally to display the additional data. This would be achieved by utitlizing one of the $_GET variables, and processing something from the form. You could always do this via a hidden form field. With mailchimp, I know they typically have a method of posting back processed form data as well. You could also use the $_SESSION super global. Yet another method would be to store a flag in the users database entry, if they are logged in, but obviously that would only work under those conditions.
Do keep in mind, using sessions or cookies for this is somewhat volatile, because if users for some reason have cookies disabled, it won't work.  Additionally, if they visit the site from a different device, this obviously wouldn't persist either. That's why you might want to enforce the database method through a user login, that way it's more reliable.
Yes, I was talking about on your site itself. An alternative to an entire user login system, would be  to grab their IP, store it in a DB table when they verify, and then check against when deciding whether to show the additional content. This in itself however might lead to a performance hit, especially as your user base grows.
However you could use that, in conjuction with cookies or a $_SESSION to essentially emulate them being logged in so to speak. Then once you have their $_SESSION set, you can check that on consecutive loads, instead of hitting the database. That's basically how traditional login systems are handled anyways, we're just doing away with the login requirement itself and using their IP instead.

A: I am using a similar set up for a lead generation page. The HTML form POSTS (using jQuery ajax) the page to MailChimp, which sends the users a verification link in an email. On my lead generation page I have a "hidden" div showing a thank you message. On successful post via ajax I just hide the div containing registration form and show the div with success message.
Since the div with success message is by default hidden, it will not show up unless the user submits the registration form.
I will not recommend using cookies in this scenario. What if the user opens the confirmation link on another browser or computer?


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My Sashiko project has been traveling around with me in an ugly zip-top bag. I wanted something that not only reflected the style of the contents, but even showed it off a little from the outside. I have a zipper pouch pattern I bought long ago with a vinyl window that I knew would be perfect for this. The pattern is "What's in your bag" by Stitchin' Sisters. I hadn't heard of Stitchin' Sisters when I bought this pattern, but it turns out they're local-ish (in WI) and I had the pleasure of meeting them this June at an event at Millie P's quilt shop. Bonus!
The outside of the bag is Kaufman "Dobby Denim". I ordered this for my ever-growing stash of denims and chambrays that will become a quilt before too much longer. But when this one arrived it was very stiff and weird, so I'll instead use it for bags and other things where the crisp hand doesn't matter. I lined it with a simple low volume cream print by Camelot Fabrics called "Josephine".
I kept the contents super simple: Embroidery panel, ball of perle cotton, vial of needles, and a small pair of sharp scissors. The bag size is just about perfect for this.
The pattern does have you zigzag or serge a few raw edges inside the pouch, but I found it just as easy to cover the raw edges with a single-fold binding strip. I machine stitched it down so it was really quick!
About the only thing I wish I'd done differently is they suggest quilting the back panel, which I skipped, and the lining fabric is a bit poufy as a result. Next time I'll definitely quilt the back panel and the front one too.


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This is a fantastic vegetarian dish and is often a crowd pleaser. Enjoy!
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Former Judge Markandey Katju To Depose Against Nirav Modi's Extradition To India
Judiciary Sep 11, 2020 Rhea Banerjee ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 4 Shares
Former judge of the Supreme Court of India, Justice Markandey Katju will appear as a witness in the court of the United Kingdom against the extradition of runaway economic offender Nirav Modi to India. Justice Katju had confirmed the news that he will be testifying in the court proceedings before the London Westminster Magistrates' Court on 11th September, Friday via video conferencing due to the pandemic.
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Justice Katju specified that he would not be speaking before the court anything with regard to the merits of the criminal case against the offender Nirav Modi, instead, he has clarified that he will be opposing the Government of India's plea for the extradition of Modi on the grounds that it is questionable as well as dubious that the Modi will receive a 'free and fair trial' in India especially with the current chaos going on with regard to media trials. Justice Katju has filed a written statement that stated that Modi is exposed to "media trial" in India and in such a "hostile atmosphere" it cannot be ensured that he will receive a free and fair trial in India.
He also referred to some of the comments made by the Union Law Minister Mr. Ravi Shankar Prasad against the fugitive offender Modi and questioned the ability of the Indian courts to try a particular case independently when the Law Minister has already professed him guilty even before any hearings are conducted. Justice Katju holds the view that the Judiciary in India is not sovereign and acts submissive to the government.
Also Read - Former HC Judge Refuses to be Examined Again in Nirav Modi Case
Former Judge Katju has mentioned many such illustrations in his submissions which explain the inclination of the Judiciary towards the government and support his claim that the Indian Judiciary is more committed to the Executive such as the 2018 press conference of the Judges, Ayodhya verdict, etc. The Judge mentioned that he will express before the UK Court that Nirav Modi is likely to be accused by the Indian government for the current drop in economic growth. The Indian government will just play another blame game and shift its burden of the economy to some other factor.
The diamantaire Nirav Modi has been accused of multiple accusations of committing offenses under the Prevention of Corruption Act, Prevention of Money Laundering Act, Indian Penal Code, etc. The sections charging him with relation to the PNB scam are as follows:
Section 45 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (cognizable and non-bailable offenses)
Section 409 of the Indian Penal Code (criminal breach of trust by a public servant, merchant, banker or agent and it carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment for such breach)
Section 120-B r/w 420 of the Indian Penal Code (criminal conspiracy and dishonestly inducing delivery of property)
Section 13(2) r/w 13(1)(d) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 (public servant committing criminal misconduct)
It is claimed that there has been money laundering of up to Rs 13,000 crore. Once the reports of his scam were surfaced in February 2018, he fled India in May 2018 along with the relative Mehul Choksi. But he was soon arrested by the UK police in London in March 2019 at the request of Indian authorities. Since then further proceedings have been carried out by the UK Court. The court denied him bail and extradition proceedings have been initiated there.
In regard to this case, a controversy had emerged after the Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad accused the Justice (retd.) Abhay Thipsay, former Judge of Bombay and Allahabad High Court that he was trying to save the fugitive diamond merchant from being handed over to India. The former Judge in his response stated that he had given an independent legal opinion to Modi's firm clarifying that charges of cheating cannot be proved against him as per the charge sheet made in the PNB case.
"The main allegation on Modi was that he cheated the PNB and it was found that the case was not made out as the PNB officials were hand in glove as per their own case and there was nobody who was deceived. As per the Indian law, somebody should be deceived before a case of cheating is made out. The deception of the victim is necessary and the victim thereby parts with the property.
So even if we go by the law, if the PNB officers were deceived and they issued a Letter of Understanding (LoU) then of course there could be a case of deceit depending on other factors. But in the present case, the officers consciously committed a breach and that was the allegation, that they were arrested by some corrupt inducement for that. This was the summarized version of the opinion", stated by Thipsay.
So, keeping in mind the present media trials chaos, economic crisis, and corona fever the extradition of Nirav Modi shouldn't be proceeded for a while till things get a bit stable as per the Former Judge, Justice MarkandeyKatju.
$2.6 Million Fraud in New York Committed by Nirav Modi's Brother Nehal
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Former judge of the Bombay High Court, Abhay Thipsay, was examined before the Westminster Magistrates' Court that is currently hearing the extradition proceedings against fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi. Five months after the investigationoccurred, he has backed out for being orally examined in the case again after his first deposition was "given a political color". Nirav Modi was refused bail for the seventh time by the court in the UK and he is currently lodged in prison. As...
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I was so glad when I heard that our church organized a percussion lesson for us to learn how to play the cajon. We have two cajons at home. One for me and another for Shaun Shaun. I have been actively playing on it on my own.
Last Sunday was the first lesson and I thoroughly enjoyed the lesson. I hope to be able to play the cajon one day during church worship session. It would be so fun and cool.
We are two brothers; Benjamin and Shaun, born in the years 2005 and 2008 respectively. We stay in Cheras and our lives and activities revolved mainly around Cheras.
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Comrades! Fill No Glass for Me!
We'll Fight for Uncle Abe!
This simple, majestic spiritual, which had been used as a code by fugitives on the Underground Railroad, is sung by a black soldier and a northern freedwoman in the wake of Lincoln's assassination. As Lincoln's young secretary stares down alone from the top of the newly completed Capitol dome, he speaks his private farewell and struggles to make sense of the loss. As a distant whistle fades into the night, the funeral train carries its burden on the westbound journey into mythology.
He calls me by the lightning.
Listen to "Steal Away" performed by Harriett D. Foy and Keith Lee Grant of the original New York cast.
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The Olympus 35-100mm f/2.0 Zuiko features 35-100mm at focal length with maximum aperture of F/2.0. The lens construction has 21 Elements in 18 Groups and has diagonal angle of view at 34 to 12 degrees. Closest focusing distance at 1.4m and has a filter size of 77mm. The Olympus 35-100mm f/2.0 Zuiko lens weighs 3.7 pounds and it measures 3.8 inches in diameter and 8 inches long.
This high-end, high-performance telephoto lens possesses a fast f2.0 aperture for shooting beautiful low-light pictures or impressively capturing subjects with the background out of focus. Four ED glass lenses and one super ED glass lens produce superior optical clarity and contrast from one edge of the image to the other. This all-digital lens features a built-in CPU that directly communicates with the camera's software for exceptional control and accuracy, and also stands up to the elements with all-metal components and rubber seals to protect against moisture and dust so you can use it practically anywhere.
The sophisticated line of Zuiko Digital lenses is designed to professional standards to provide professional results in every facet of their use. Coreless motors provide impressive speed. A dedicated computer processor supplies intuitive image data transfer. A wide focal range gives you the flexibility to perfectly frame and capture detailed images near and far.
Precision crafted optics–including fine aspherical and ED glass elements–produce the finest image results. And a digital specific design based on the Four Thirds System makes this lens virtually effortless to carry and use. This is not a lens built specifically for the E-1 Digital SLR; it is a lens built specifically for you.
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I have had the 35 – 100 for about a week and have shot with it on the E3 and E30 as well as the 620. I was expecting a lens tack sharp but instead, it does not surpass my 50 – 200 swd in sharpness consistency. Yes, it gives me a stop of light,and is fast to lock, but its hit and miss. It simply does not perform to the level of the 50mm in terms of sharpness. This is using AF and zone or center focal point as reference of course. 1 or 2 in 10 will be sharp and that requires post processing.
Any one have any advice??
Of course noise does play a part, even at 100 ISO.


The 30th Anniversary banquet was successfully held on September 14 this year. All staff members and our friends in the industry took up twenty-five tables in this grand celebration event. Miss Catherine Yan, our Managing Director, presented gold medals to long-serving staff members who have been working in Centuryan for more than twenty years, to express the Management's deep gratitude and appreciation for their great effort and dedication to the company. There were also games sessions during the banquet in which everyone participated joyfully. The whole night had been bustling with excitement.
The magnificent 30th Anniversary cocktail party was held on 16 September 2015. Over a hundred guests, all of them are our long-term working partners, attended this celebration party. A short video specially made for the anniversary by our colleague was played after toasting, to share our joy with the guests.
All the celebration events had come to a successful close. We are grateful to our friends in the industry, our colleagues and our clients for their presence and support. We hope that we will continue to lead the way forward and reach a new milestone together.
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Couple ordered to leave home 4 years ago over unpaid rent
By Eoin English
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The couple pleading for a house after they were asked to leave emergency hotel accommodation yesterday were ordered out of a private rented house four years ago for failing to pay rent.
The Private Residential Tenancies Board issued a determination order in respect of Cork couple, Ian Thomas Lyons and Stacey O'Brien Lyons, in June 2011, stating that a notice of termination of tenancy served on them by a landlord in February 2011 was valid.
The PRTB directed them to leave the house within a week of the determination being issued.
The PRTB also directed them to pay €2,176.10 — €1,176.10 in rent arrears and €1,000 in damages for failing to pay the rent — and any further rent outstanding from May 1, 2011.
Despite repeated attempts, the couple was not available for comment last night.
The couple and their five children have spent the last 11 weeks living in a hotel room at the Travelodge off Cork's Kinsale Road Roundabout — emergency accommodation arranged and funded by Cork City Council.
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The Travelodge asked them to leave by yesterday. The family packed their bags and left early in the morning.
The hotel declined to comment or explain why they asked the family to leave.
Ian told the Neil Prendeville Show on RedFM earlier yesterday that the hotel couldn't continue the arrangement. "It's a hotel. It's not a homeless shelter," he said, adding that his family may have to live in their car unless he can find another hotel, or a house to rent.
Last night, the city council said while it was Travelodge's decision to ask the family to leave, the local authority is willing and able to continue funding crisis accommodation costs for the family while a long-term housing solution is found.
A spokesperson said the council is anxious to keep the family together but they require very specific accommodation. "This is a complex case. We have been actively working on a solution and will continue to do so to keep the family together," the spokesperson said.
Unemployed Ian first went public on his family's plight on RedFM last month.
His wife, Stacey, 28, spoke out about in the situation in a newspaper and said they are facing a life on the streets following the hotel's decision to ask them to leave.
She said Ian spent yesterday driving around the city desperately looking for accommodation.
She said they have been languishing on the city's housing waiting list for 10 years with no hope of a house in sight.
The situation is having a devastating effect on them, and on their five children: Destiny, 9, who has scoliosis; Angel, 8; Ian Jr, 6; Michael, who is 20 months old; and Leon who is seven months.
Ian gets about €440 in jobseeker's allowance, with around €675 a month being paid out in children's allowance. Stacey is also in receipt of a carer's allowance.
Stacey said they have been told they can't stay in her mother's local authority house on the city's northside amid overcrowding concerns.
She said they viewed seven houses in 10 days but that few landlords will take a family with five children. She accused the council of ignoring their plight.
"We have put ourselves forward for two houses that we have seen boarded up around the place but we're still getting nowhere," she said.
"We're feeling very low and we don't know what to do. It feels like you're stuck in a hole and there's no way to get out."
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The Tulbagh Valley in the Western Cape is home to Oakhurst Olives. Here, on the farm Lemoendrif, the Du Toit family produces multi-award winning extra virgin olive oil, Kalamata table olives and natural green olives in harmony with Mother Nature.
The terroir of the Tulbagh Valley is ideal for cultivating olives. With their roots firmly planted in the granite and sandstone soils, our olive trees bask in the abundant summer sunshine. By complete contrast winters are cold and crisp with snow-capped mountain peaks. The result is disease-free trees that yield healthy fruit with a distinctive flavor profile.
Following extensive research into industry practices and trends world-wide, Oakhurst has adopted a high-density planting approach in our groves. This facilitates orchard management and doubles production per hectare without compromising quality.
Each year, from April to June, our entire crop is carefully hand-harvested at optimum ripeness to ensure premium quality fruit for processing. Once harvested, the olives are milled and cold-extracted within 24 hours in our state-of-the-art onsite Pierlisi processing plant to capture the aromas and flavours of the freshly-harvested fruit. The oil is stored in stainless steel tanks in our olive oil cellar and bottled on demand to guarantee freshness.
Total dedication to quality in every step from planting to hand-harvesting, to processing and packaging ensure premium quality and pure enjoyment from the tree to the table. A clutch of gold medals and awards won at competitions across the globe – from New York to Sydney and South Africa – attest to our unwavering commitment and fuels our passion to keep striving for the best.
Oakhurst Olives is based in Tulbagh and is a producer of international award winning table olives and extra virgin olive oil.


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Cardinal Dulles: Catholic Position on War and Death Penalty Very Different from Abortion
NEW YORK, June 30, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Cardinal Avery Dulles, the Laurence J. McGinley Professor of Religion and Society at Fordham University, has pointed out the difference in Catholicism between abortion and issues such as the death penalty and wars. In an interview with Zenit news service, Cardinal Dulles explained, "The Church recognizes that there are occasions when war and the death penalty are justified, even though such measures are undesirable and should be kept to the necessary minimum . . . Catholics who fully accept the doctrine of the Church can sometimes disagree about whether a given war or […]
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NEW YORK, June 30, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Cardinal Avery Dulles, the Laurence J. McGinley Professor of Religion and Society at Fordham University, has pointed out the difference in Catholicism between abortion and issues such as the death penalty and wars.
In an interview with Zenit news service, Cardinal Dulles explained, "The Church recognizes that there are occasions when war and the death penalty are justified, even though such measures are undesirable and should be kept to the necessary minimum . . . Catholics who fully accept the doctrine of the Church can sometimes disagree about whether a given war or death sentence is morally defensible."
However, with regard to abortion, Cardinal Dulles said, "Abortion is in a different class. As the deliberate taking of innocent human life, direct abortion can never be justified. About the moral principle, there can be no debate in the Church. The teaching has been constant and emphatic." On this point he concluded, "The civil law should not authorize, let alone encourage, such moral evils. It should protect human life and dignity to the maximum degree possible." For the complete interview see Zenit at: https://www.zenit.org/english/visualizza.phtml?sid=56092
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Jhene Aiko 'Eternal Sunshine' Official Music Video
Jhene Aiko is literally as powerful as a heartbeat when it comes to depicting meaning in a song. Her lyrics, vocals, tone are basically therapeutic and if you haven't listening her album Souled Out, released last year, what exactly have you been doing with your life?! She is amazing. Recently she has released the video to one of my favourite songs on the album, Eternal Sunshine, without doing a video spoiler I will let you watch it and interpret it as you wish, just know it is meaningful, and powerful, which says a lot about Jhene as an artist, consistent, unique, and heartfelt. But I will say expect precious childhood memories, and flashbacks, and even appearances from Namiko Jhene's daughter and her Daddie O'Ryan, Omarion's brother, in this moving Jay-Ahn directed clip. Most importantly the Key Wane-produced track is in loving memory of Jhene's brother Miyagi Hasani Ayo Chilombo.
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Parallel Lives by Plutarchus
Romulus, chapter 17: Rape of the Sabine Women. Talasius[752 BC?]
Among those who committed this rape upon the virgins, there were, they say, as it so then happened, some of the meaner sort of men, who were carrying off a damsel, excelling all in beauty and comeliness of stature, whom when some of superior rank that met them attempted to take away, they cried out they were carrying her to Talasius, a young man, indeed, but brave and worthy; hearing that, they commended and applauded them loudly, and also some, turning back, accompanied them with good-will and pleasure, shouting out the name of Talasius. Hence the Romans to this very time, at their weddings, sing Talasius for their nuptial word, as the Greeks do Hymenaeus, because, they say, Talasius was very happy in his marriage. But Sextius Sylla the Carthaginian, a man wanting neither learning nor ingenuity, told me Romulus gave this word as a sign when to begin the onset; everybody, therefore, who made prize of a maiden, cried out, Talasius; and for that reason the custom continues so now at marriages. But most are of opinion of whom Juba particularly is one) that this word was used to new-married women by way of incitement to good housewifery and talasia (spinning), as we say in Greek, Greek words at that time not being as yet overpowered by Italian. But if this be the case, and if the Romans did at that time use the word talasia as we do, a man might fancy a more probable reason of the custom. For when the Sabines, after the war against the Romans, were reconciled, conditions were made concerning their women, that they should be obliged to do no other servile offices to their husbands but what concerned spinning; it was customary, therefore, ever after, at weddings, for those that gave the bride or escorted her or otherwise were present, sportingly to say Talasius, intimating that she was henceforth to serve in spinning and no more. It continues also a custom at this very day for the bride not of herself to pass her husband's threshold, but to be lifted over, in memory that the Sabine virgins were carried in by violence, and did not go in of their own will. Some say, too, the custom of parting the bride's hair with the head of a spear was in token their marriages began at first by war and acts of hostility, of which I have spoken more fully in my book of Questions. This rape was committed on the eighteenth day of the month Sextilis, now called August, on which the solemnities of the Consualia are kept.
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GAM announced today that Larissa Alghisi Rubner, Group Head of Communications, has decided to leave GAM to pursue new opportunities. She will remain on the Group Management Board until the end of October 2016 and support the company in the following months during a period of transition. Elena Logutenkova, Senior Communications Manager with GAM in Zurich since 2015 and previously a highly-regarded finance reporter at Bloomberg News, will be appointed as Group Head of Communications effective 1 November 2016.
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Here is a short list of negative outcomes that you will be dealing with if your Macon Missouri speeding ticket is not handled properly. This comes as a shock to most Americans ("How could a simple little ticket cause so many headaches?") They assume that all they need to do in order to dispose of the matter is to simply pay the fine listed on the back of the citation. But when people take this action, they are making things incredibly difficult for themselves. Why? Because paying the fine is the same thing as pleading guilty to the charge of speeding.
Once you plead guilty to a moving violation like "Excessive Speeding," the state of Missouri will put a certain number of points on your permanent driving record. This is a problem, because it is the existence of points on your driving record that will lead directly to much higher car insurance rates. Even one or two points will jack up those monthly premiums by as much as 35% (or possibly more, especially if you already have points that you've previously accrued on your record). Why would the auto insurance industry do this to you? Because from the perspective of this industry, points on someone's driving record indicates an unwillingness to follow basic traffic law; if you don't follow the rules of the road, there is a statistically higher chance of you ending up in an accident; in order to cover this increased risk, your car insurance provider will drastically raise your rates.
But there is something even more sinister about points: getting too many of them can lead to a full suspension of your driving privileges. This type of suspension will run for a year in length. During this time, it will be unlawful for you to operate a motor vehicle of any kind. And if you are in fact caught driving on a suspended license, the state will hit you with a criminal misdemeanor charge (which can come with potential jail time and a large fine).
And of course if you choose to do nothing, that will have it's own consequences as well. For instance, if fail to appear at a required court hearing, the judge will issue a warrant for your arrest. This warrant will remain in effect until one of the following things happen: 1) you pay a large bond to the Clerk of the Court; 2) you convince the judge to recall the warrant; or 3) you are eventually arrested. We can handle warrants, but it would definitely make sense to get in touch with us right away if this is happening to you.
So what can we do for you instead? Our team will work closely with the local prosecutor to get the speeding ticket reduced from a moving violation down to a non-moving violation (such as "Illegal Parking" or "Defective Equipment"). This is because a non-moving violation does not come with any points to your permanent driving record. And if there are no points posted to your record, then there are no worries about the above-described craziness! So please do get in touch with us as soon as possible!!


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//  UMComPhotoAlbumViewController.m
//  UMCommunity
//
//  Created by umeng on 15/7/7.
//  Copyright (c) 2015年 Umeng. All rights reserved.
//

#import "UMComPhotoAlbumViewController.h"
#import "UMComImageView.h"
#import "UMComPullRequest.h"
#import "UMComAlbum+UMComManagedObject.h"
#import "UMComGridViewerController.h"
#import "UIViewController+UMComAddition.h"
#import "UMComRefreshView.h"
#import "UMComUser.h"
#import "UMComImageUrl.h"
#import "UMComShowToast.h"

typedef void (^AlbumLoadCompletionHandler)(NSArray *data, NSError *error);

const CGFloat A_WEEK_SECONDES = 60*60*24*7;

@interface UMComPhotoAlbumViewController ()<UICollectionViewDataSource, UICollectionViewDelegate,UICollectionViewDelegateFlowLayout, UMComRefreshViewDelegate>

@property (nonatomic, strong) UICollectionView *albumCollectionView;

@property (nonatomic, strong) UICollectionViewFlowLayout *layout;

@property (nonatomic, strong) UMComUserAlbumRequest *albumRequest;

@property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *imageModelsArray;

@property (nonatomic, strong) UMComRefreshView *refreshViewController;

@property (nonatomic, strong) UIActivityIndicatorView *indicatorView;

@property (nonatomic, strong) UILabel *noDataTipLabel;

@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL haveNextPage;

@property (nonatomic,strong) UIView* emptyView;//无内容时候显示的view

-(void) createEmptyView;

@end

@implementation UMComPhotoAlbumViewController

- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [super viewDidLoad];
    [self setTitleViewWithTitle:UMComLocalizedString(@"My_album", @"相册")];
    UMComUserAlbumRequest *albumRequest = [[UMComUserAlbumRequest alloc]initWithCount:BatchSize fuid:self.user.uid];
    self.albumRequest = albumRequest;

    UICollectionViewFlowLayout *layout = [[UICollectionViewFlowLayout alloc]init];
    layout.scrollDirection =UICollectionViewScrollDirectionVertical;
    layout.minimumInteritemSpacing = 2;
    layout.minimumLineSpacing = 2;
    layout.sectionInset = UIEdgeInsetsMake(2, 2, 2, 2);
    layout.headerReferenceSize = CGSizeMake(self.view.frame.size.width, kUMComRefreshOffsetHeight);
    layout.footerReferenceSize = CGSizeMake(self.view.frame.size.width, kUMComLoadMoreOffsetHeight);
    self.layout = layout;
    self.albumCollectionView = [[UICollectionView alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, -kUMComRefreshOffsetHeight, self.view.frame.size.width, self.view.frame.size.height+kUMComRefreshOffsetHeight) collectionViewLayout:layout];
    self.albumCollectionView.backgroundColor = [UIColor whiteColor];
    self.albumCollectionView.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth |UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleHeight;
    [self.albumCollectionView registerClass:[UMComPhotoAlbumCollectionCell class] forCellWithReuseIdentifier:@"PhotoAlbumCollectionCell"];
    [self.view addSubview:self.albumCollectionView];

    self.indicatorView = [[UIActivityIndicatorView alloc]initWithActivityIndicatorStyle:UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleGray];
    self.indicatorView.center = CGPointMake(self.view.frame.size.width/2, self.view.frame.size.height/2);
    self.indicatorView.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth | UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleHeight;
    [self.view addSubview:self.indicatorView];

    self.refreshViewController = [[UMComRefreshView alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, self.view.frame.size.width, kUMComRefreshOffsetHeight) ScrollView:self.albumCollectionView];
    self.refreshViewController.refreshDelegate = self;

    [self.albumCollectionView registerClass:[UICollectionReusableView class] forSupplementaryViewOfKind:UICollectionElementKindSectionHeader withReuseIdentifier:@"header"];//注册header的view
    [self.albumCollectionView registerClass:[UICollectionReusableView class] forSupplementaryViewOfKind:UICollectionElementKindSectionFooter withReuseIdentifier:@"footView"];//注册footView的view

    __weak typeof(self) weakSelf = self;
    [self fecthCoreDataImageUrlList:^(NSArray *data, NSError *error) {
        [weakSelf fecthRemoteImageUrlList:nil];
    }];

    [self createEmptyView];

    // Do any additional setup after loading the view from its nib.
}

- (void)creatNoFeedTip
{
    UILabel *label = [[UILabel alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, self.view.frame.size.height/2-40, self.view.frame.size.width,40)];
    label.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
    label.text = UMComLocalizedString(@"No_Data", @"内容为空");
    label.font = UMComFontNotoSansLightWithSafeSize(17);
    label.textColor = [UMComTools colorWithHexString:FontColorGray];
    label.textAlignment = NSTextAlignmentCenter;
    label.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleLeftMargin | UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleRightMargin;
    label.hidden = YES;
    [self.view addSubview:label];
    self.noDataTipLabel = label;
}

- (void)viewWillAppear:(BOOL)animated
{
    [super viewWillAppear:animated];
    self.albumCollectionView.delegate = self;
    self.albumCollectionView.dataSource = self;
    CGFloat itemWidth = (self.view.frame.size.width-8)/3;
    self.layout.itemSize = CGSizeMake(itemWidth, itemWidth);
    [self.albumCollectionView reloadData];
}

- (void)viewWillDisappear:(BOOL)animated
{
    [super viewWillDisappear:animated];
}

- (void)fecthCoreDataImageUrlList:(AlbumLoadCompletionHandler)handler
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Jeremy Monday, January 07, 2013 - Jeremy Phillips, Monday miscellany
"While our IP system is not perfect, it is the envy of the world..." Well, someone was bound to put David Kappos's famous assessment of the United States intellectual property system to the test. There are still a couple of days to go in the IPKat's sidebar poll (on the left-hand side of your screen here, if you're clicking through from your email subscription), but the three questions on which your opinion is sought (non-US readers only, please!) have drawn responses which indicate so far that David's assessment of how the rest of the world views the US IP system is not shared by the rest of the world. If you've not yet voted, please do so: your collective opinion is appreciated, even if it's unlikely to change anything in the immediate future.
On the subject of envy, not everyone envies the Germans, the Japanese, the South Koreans, the Chinese and numerous other jurisdictions their laws which provide secondary protection for innovations through utility model, petty patent, innovation patent and Gebrauchsmuster rights -- but it does seem to this Kat that those countries have done remarkably well by offering them. Wearing his editor-of-JIPLP hat, this Kat will be chairing a seminar on Tuesday 22 January, kindly hosted in the London office of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, at which both the positive and negative aspects of secondary protection will be discussed in the light of actual experience in Germany and the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Over 50 participants have already registered. If you've not yet signed up for this free event, but would like to do so, just click here for details. And when you attend, keep an open mind: this seminar may change your entire way of thinking!
The Law Society of Scotland and Faculty of Advocates are holding their 6th annual World Intellectual Property Day event, which will be hosted by Roisin Higgins, Advocate and IP specialist and Graeme McWilliams, Legal Adviser, Standard Life. It will take place in Edinburgh on 26 April 2013, from the agreeable hours of midday to 2pm. Details may be obtained here. Katnote: Scotland, though a small country, has a celebrated reputation for innovation of which it can be justly proud. Scottish contributions to civilisation include James Watt's steam engine, John Logie Baird's television, Alexander Graham Bell's telephone [says Merpel, he should have called it the Bellophone] and the discovery of penicillin, insulin and electromagnetics. More recently, we have learned of early successes in a programme to persuade the haggis to breed in captivity ...
Competition Law and Intellectual Property Rights: Whose balance of innovation and incentives? is the subject of a UCL conference which is hosted by the Competition Appeal Tribunal in London next Monday, 14 January. There's a terrific cast of speakers drawn from ranks of (i) those who love IP and (ii) those who might be persuaded to love if it they could only be persuaded of its virtues. Details can be found by clicking here and then clicking a bit more.
Around the weblogs. Having expressed some misgivings last week about the concept of the "standard royalty rate" for IP licences, this Kat was overjoyed to see Mark Anderson on IP Draughts picking up the theme, shaking it up, turning it inside out and generally rearranging it in his excellent post "Standard Royalty Rates? Ain't No Such Thing". Crossing the North Atlantic and arriving in Canada, the Kats have now discovered a colleague: Mr I. P. van Couverblog; well, that's not quite right -- the url is ipvancouverblog.com but the blogger in question is Steve Szentesi and the blog is called Canadian Competition & Regulatory Law. While the subject is a good deal broader than IP, there's enough content with an IP/IT flavour to make it worth keeping an eye on. Remaining for a moment in North America, Charles Macedo's editorial for JIPLP on first-to-file and first-to-invent patent law in the US is freely available on the jiplp weblog here. Back to Europe, take a peep at the IP Headlines by Gevers, the Gevers in question being an enterprising Belgium-based IP practice which, notwithstanding the ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Pie Optiek (if you're interested in what constitutes a licence in the EU, click here for that Court's words of wisdom), describes itself as "European Intellectual Property Architects". Finally, the MARQUES Class 46 blog welcomes back fellow Kat Birgit Clark with these two posts here and here, one of which touches on the perennially fascinating topic of gummy bears versus gold-wrapped chocolate bears ...
For the past two years the 1709 Blog has carried pen-portraits by guest contributor Miriam Levenson of composers, artists, authors, sculptors and other creators whose works fell out of copyright this January, at the end of the 70th year from the year of their deaths in what are sometimes called "Life Plus Seventy" countries [without prejudice to the special position that pertains in the United States, adds Merpel]. The twelve who were picked out for special attention this time round, all of whom died, were killed or committed suicide in the tragic year of 1942, are listed here:
Frank Churchill:
"Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?"
Akiko Osano
Walter Sickert
Frank Churchill
Saint Edith Stein
U.V. Swaminatha Iyer
Bruno Shulz
The IPKat has been receiving information from a number of sources, including the illustrious Chris Torrero (katpat!) concerning the decision of National Newspapers of Ireland (NNI) to charge licence fees for links. The gory details can be revealed in all their splendour in this article on the website of McGarr, a small firm of Dublin solicitors consisting entirely of lawyers named MdGarr and McGirr. This firm's interest in the topic of pay-as-you-link developed after a worthy organisation called Women's Aid received "letters, emails and phone calls asserting that they needed to buy a licence because they had linked to articles in newspapers carrying positive stories about their fundraising efforts". The McGarr article adds:
These are the prices for linking they were supplied with:
1 – 5 €300.00
6 – 10 €500.00
11 – 15 €700.00
6 – 50 €1,350.00
50 + Negotiable
For once, the Kat doesn't think any comment is needed. The matter speaks for itself. Merpel notes that Women's Aid is a worthy charity and hopes that anyone who feels ashamed at this dreadful attempt to monetise activities of this nature will write to the NNI and tell them so.
Monday miscellany Reviewed by Jeremy on Monday, January 07, 2013 Rating: 5
Megan Monday, 7 January 2013 at 08:29:00 GMT
Well, what is intended by the "US Patent System"? Filing up to grant/reexamination/reissue whatever, or also enforcement of rights, the court system, etc?
Anonymous Monday, 7 January 2013 at 09:23:00 GMT
I think the comment about the US system actually came from David Kappos's predecessor, Jon Dudas, a Bush political apparatchik rather than an IP professional. Personally, I put it down to the US passion for redefining unpleasant things, e.g., it wasn't torture, because "torture" means 90% killing him, whereas we only half-killed him. So, the US has redefined "laughing-stock" as "envy".


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Oregon refuge occupiers will turn themselves in
BURNS, Ore. (AP) — The last four armed occupiers of a national wildlife refuge in eastern Oregon said they would turn themselves in Thursday morning after law officers surrounded them in a tense standoff.
The development came as Cliven Bundy — who led a Nevada standoff with federal officers in 2014 and who is also the father of the jailed leader of the Oregon standoff — was arrested in Portland.
The four occupiers yelled at officers to back off and prayed with supporters over an open phone line as the standoff played out on the Internet Wednesday night via a phone line being livestreamed by an acquaintance of occupier David Fry.
Fry, 27, of Blanchester, Ohio, sounded increasingly unraveled as he continually yelled, at times hysterically, at what he said was an FBI negotiator. "You're going to hell. Kill me. Get it over with," he said. "We're innocent people camping at a public facility, and you're going to murder us."
"The only way we're leaving here is dead or without charges," Fry said, who told the FBI to "get the hell out of Oregon."
Fry and the three others are the last remnants of a group led by Ammon Bundy that seized the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge on Jan. 2 to oppose federal land-use policies. The three others are Jeff Banta, 46, of Elko, Nevada; and married couple Sean Anderson, 48, and Sandy Anderson, 47, of Riggins, Idaho.
Fry said Wednesday the group was surrounded by armored vehicles.
Cliven Bundy, the father of occupation leader Ammon Bundy, flew into Portland International Airport Wednesday night and was arrested by authorities. He was booked into the lockup just before 11 p.m. according to Multnomah County Jail records.
The 74-year-old Nevadan was at the center of the standoff with federal officials over use of public lands. The Oregonian reports he now faces a conspiracy charge of interfering with a federal officer related to that standoff at his ranch.
The FBI confirmed Cliven Bundy's was taken into federal custody but declined to provide a reason or other details, saying further information would be released by the U.S. Attorney's office in Las Vegas, which did not respond to a phone call early Thursday.
Ammon Bundy had been demanding that the Oregon refuge be handed over to locals.
A Nevada legislator, Michele Fiore, called the occupiers earlier in the evening to try to get the occupiers to calm down. Fiore said she could help them only if they stayed alive.
"I need you guys alive," said the Republican member of the Nevada Assembly who was in Portland earlier in the day to show support for Ammon Bundy, who remains jailed. Fiore told occupiers Wednesday night she was driving to the refuge to try to help negotiate their exit from the refuge. The occupiers prayed with Fiore and others as the situation dragged on for hours Wednesday night.
Sean Anderson said late Wednesday he spoke with the FBI and that he and the three other holdouts would turn themselves in at a nearby FBI checkpoint at 8 a.m. Thursday.
Anderson relayed the news to Fiore.
"We're not surrendering, we're turning ourselves in. It's going against everything we believe in," he said.
Greg Bretzing, special agent in charge of the FBI in Oregon, said in a statement the situation had reached a point where it "became necessary to take action" to ensure the safety of all involved.
Bretzing said one of the occupiers rode an ATV outside "the barricades established by the militia" at the refuge. When FBI agents tried to approach the driver, Fry said he returned to the camp at a "high rate of speed."
The FBI placed agents at barricades ahead of and behind the occupier's camp, Bretzing said.
"It has never been the FBI's desire to engage these armed occupiers in any way other than through dialogue, and to that end, the FBI has negotiated with patience and restraint in an effort to resolve the situation peacefully," he said in a statement.
Authorities had for weeks allowed the occupiers to come and go freely from the remote refuge, leading to criticism from local and state officials that law enforcement wasn't doing enough to end the situation.
Ammon Bundy and others were arrested Jan. 26 on a remote road outside the refuge, but the four holdouts remained.
On Wednesday night Sandy Anderson said after the group was surrounded: "They're threatening us. They're getting closer. I pray that there's a revolution if we die here tonight."
Her husband, Sean Anderson, said in the livestream: "We will not fire until fired upon. We haven't broken any laws, came here to recognize our constitutional rights."
The occupiers said they saw snipers on a hill and a drone.
The standoff was occurring on the 40th day of the occupation, launched by Bundy and his followers to protest prison terms for two local ranchers on arson charges and federal management of public lands.
Bundy was arrested last month as he and other main figures of the occupation were traveling to the town of John Day. Four others were also arrested in that confrontation, which resulted in the shooting death of the group's spokesman, Robert "LaVoy" Finicum. The FBI said Finicum was reaching for a gun.
Most of the occupiers fled the refuge after that. Authorities then surrounded the property and later got the holdouts added to an indictment charging 16 people with conspiracy to interfere with federal workers.
At first, Bundy urged the last holdouts to go home. But in response to the grand jury indictment, he took a more defiant tone from jail.
Associated Press 2016