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Hi, This is Jeff Dailey, I'm an Escalation Engineer (EE) from the Microsoft GES (Global Escalation Services) Platforms team. This is the first in an ongoing series of videos based on our advanced debugging and troubleshooting blog hosted on http://blogs.msdn.com/ntdebugging. In this video Matthew Justice (GES EE) , David Butler (GES EE) and I will discuss desktop heap architecture , and the types of things that go wrong and how to address them. Matthew is the author of "Desktop Heap Overview" on http://blogs.msdn.com/ntdebugging/archive/2007/01/04/desktop-heap-overview.aspx
The video is about 15 minutes long , as a side note this was recorded on our new Microsoft roundtable camera. http://www.microsoft.com/uc/products/roundtable.mspx
Thank you and enjoy
Jeff Dailey
Escalation Engineer (Platforms core team)
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Hello - Matthew here; I'm the guy doing most of the talking on the video above. I want to make a couple of clarifications / corrections:
At 3:48 in the video, I said that every window station has multiple desktops associated with it. More accurately, a window station may have multiple window station associated with it. It also may only have one desktop.
At 13:50, I said that user32.dll is the only DLL that creates objects that come out of session view space. That should have been "user32.dll is the only DLL that creates objects that come out of desktop heap." There is another DLL that uses session view space: gdi32.dll. Of course, both of these user mode DLLs are indirect users of session view space. The kernel mode portion of both USER and GDI is implemented in win32k.sys, and it is the component that actually makes the session view allocations.
For more technical details check out my blog post: http://blogs.msdn.com/ntdebugging/archive/2007/01/04/desktop-heap-overview.aspx.
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|Begin of tour:
|ZVB Station Unterägeri
|Access starting point:
|To Unterägeri by bus from Zug
|Point of arrival:
|Zug Train Station
|Access point of arrival:
|Return from Zug Train Station
|Hiking time:
|04:00 h
|Physical fitness:
|medium difficulty
|Difference in elevation:
|300 m
|Culmination point:
|425 m
|March - November
|Unterägeri, Schmittli, Höllgrotten, Zug
|Hiking Map SAW Rotkreuz 1:50'000
Wonderful stretches through extensive woodlands characterize this hike. Further down the river, the valley opens up, and the Lorze runs towards Lake Zug in a wide curve. About halfway there the fairytale world of the Höllgrotten caves is a wonderful attraction to visit.
The start of this hiking tour is at the ZVB station in Unterägeri. Following the main road in the direction of Zug you will reach the "Schmittli". From here, the trail leads you towards Baar. The route now leaves the road and descends to the wooded valley. The murmuring of the brook accompanies you all the while. At first following the wide trail, then turning into the narrow path which leads through a region rich with myths, you will reach the town of Baar. Always hiking by the riverside, you will finally reach Lake Zug. From here the Zug train station is only a stone's throw away.
Recommended: A tour of this train station, it's an architectural masterpiece, opened in 2003!
Tour Overview
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The careful planning of a tour will ensure that you also derive the maximum pleasure and enjoyment from it. Please take the time to contact the local information centre and enquire about route and weather conditions before setting off. Your intended trail may be fully or partially closed, depending on the time of year and weather conditions.

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And even if it is all part of the Plan…well, Luniel knows from bitter experience that destiny is inevitable. Damnation can't be reversed. Fate can't be stopped, at least not by him. But when he meets Dr Morgan Sterling, the feisty medical examiner who's investigating the strange disease, Lune's resolve to focus on the mission is sorely tested. Because he knows he'll fight until the last star burns out to protect those he loves. Even if it means thwarting God's will all over again, and condemning his precious soul to hell forever.
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quote: And please explain to me how an unconscious human being is different than a human being that is not or never has been conscious, other than your desire to kill the latter human being.
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On Thursday I was lucky enough to attend the Boston press preview of Karl Lagerfeld for Macy's Impulse. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I loved the collection!
This isn't the first time Karl has collaborated with a mass retailer; back in 2004 he did a collection with H&M. Hopefully, this time around he won't offend too many people.
The collection has something for every style- from dresses for work to super soft tees for casual days to faux leather pieces that look and feel like the real deal Karl has crafted an affordable, contemporary collection!
This black, button adorned dress ($124) is sheer enough to be sexy but still work appropriate. It also has a white collar very reminiscent of Karl's own day wear that can be worn buttoned or open depending on your mood.
If you'd rather wear Karl than dress like him you can grab one of four graphic tees with Karl's iconic image. ($49-$59)
One of my favorite pieces is a black, leather-like vest ($89) which is strange as vests are usually my most hated clothing item. But this one, with its snake embossed front, and hood is so versatile for fall that I just fell in love!
It hits the waist at the perfect spot- long enough to move around comfortably but short enough to fit into the current "shrunken" look. The vest is another piece that works great over a casual top like above but can also be worn over pretty much anything- even a sweet dress that needs a little edge!
I tend to feel like a lot of capsule collections forget the importance of little details but there are lots of tiny finishes in the Karl Lagerfeld for Macy's collection.
For example:
The high, studded neckline and pocket detailing elevates the dress from a simple sheath dress to something special. ($129)
For those of you looking for something beyond black and white the normally monochromatic Lagerfeld added some surprising pops of pink to the collection as well.
This soft blush dress ($99) has a great shape (very Coco) and will be great on a warm fall day or with black tights come winter!
If you want a stronger color this hot pink party dress will probably fit the bill. The shade can also be found on tanks, tops and blouses as well. I'm not crazy about this piece- its a little too sweet even in the bright shade but with the right styling it could work for a family wedding.
One piece I DO love is this gorgeous scarf ($49).
The pattern is some of Karl's fashion sketches in pinks, blues, and greens. It's huge (it could be worn as a sarong at the beach) and incredibly soft thanks to its wool blend.
Moving more towards winter wear there is this amazing gray jacket and cute tweed pieces that can go from office to evening with just a change of shoes!
(Jacket $169, Dress $129, Tank $69, Skirt $79)
All in all I think that this is an incredibly strong capsule collection and one of the best collaborations in the past few years thanks in part to the excellent quality of fabrics and materials.
I'm so excited to start shopping the line- it will be available on Macys.Com and in select Macy's stores across the country beginning August 31st!
Thanks to Macy's (and Marissa!) for having me and for providing the look book images!


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CLYDE A miscommunication at the start of the second quarter resulted in Clyde getting the first possession that was rightfully Calvert's.
Oh, to have had that be the only thing go against the Senecas.
Instead, it was part of a litany of Calvert go-wrong moments and the Fliers were willing benefactors in cruising to a 59-17 non-league win Saturday.
"I watched them play a couple times and saw a couple films on them," Clyde coach Ryan Carter said after his club improved to 5-3. "They have kids who really compete; they just didn't shoot it very well tonight. They couldn't put the ball in the basket.
"I think our pressure got to them a little bit," he said. "We turned them over quite a few times and that led to some easy baskets for us."
That was the nuts and bolts assessment. The specifics were downright burdensome.
Fact Box
Clyde 59, Calvert 17
Calvert (2-8): Brian Gruss 0-0-0; Mike Bennett 2-1-6; Donavon Stith 2-0-4; Austin Ball 0-0-0; Jared Thompson 0-3-3; Tyler Long 0-0-0; Marcus Somers 0-2-2; Austin Perry 0-2-2; Michael Smith 0-0-0. Totals: 4-8-17.
Clyde (5-3): Derek Gray 8-0-19; Jonathan Linnestad 3-0-6; Paul Cullen 3-0-7; Eric Wiseman 1-0-2; Collin Rieman 4-0-8; Thomas Glick 1-0-2; Kedran Bilbrey 1-0-2; Clayton Farrar 0-0-0; Colin Gregory 3-0-6; Bennett Brown 2-0-4; Dristen Cook 0-3-3. Totals: 26-3-59.
Calvert5255 - 17
Clyde14131319 - 59
Field goals: Calvert 4-32; Clyde 26-65.
3-point goals: Calvert 1-7 (Bennett); Clyde 4-25 (Gray 3, Cullen).
Foul shots: Calvert 8-14; Clyde 3-11.
Rebounds: Calvert 22 (Gruss 4, Somers 4); Clyde 43 (Gray 6, Glick 6, Bilbrey 6, Farrar 6).
Turnovers: Calvert 23; Clyde 9.
Calvert managed just 4-of-32 from the field, getting one field goal in each quarter. The pressure game induced 23 Seneca turnovers and Clyde was dominant inside with a 43-22 rebounding edge.
In short, this might have qualified as a Murphy's Law night for the Senecas. But the evidence shows Murphy threw the whole book at them.
"We didn't take care of the ball, for one thing," Calvert coach Ted Willman said. "As well as we played last night (48-44 win over Mansfield Christian), it was a whole different group of guys wearing Calvert jerseys tonight. I was thinking, 'Who are you guys?' because these weren't the same guys that we took to Mansfield Christian."
The trivia note is that Calvert led early when Mike Bennett knocked down a 3-pointer for a 3-2 lead just 46 seconds into the game. The bad news is that it would be a little more than 15 minutes before the Senecas hit another from the field. That also came from Bennett, with eight seconds left in the half, to trim the Flier lead to 27-7.
Calvert had six turnovers in each of the first two quarters and eight more in the third period.
"I thought our defense set the tone for us tonight," Carter said. "The other thing is, we really rebounded the basketball. We had 26 offensive rebounds, according to our stats. That's quite a few. We were bigger and stronger than they were and our kids got after it."
The other thing Clyde had going for it was a quality point guard in Derek Gray. The 5-foot-9 junior led the winners with 19 points, including three 3-pointers, to go with six rebounds and five assists.
"They were a little longer and more athletic," Willman said. "There were times I was thinking that we needed to go man defense, but we couldn't because we couldn't guard Gray and we couldn't guard their length."
Gray was the only player in double figures, but the Fliers had nine others get into the scoring act, with Colin Rieman getting eight and Paul Cullen seven. Bennett had six and Donavon Stith four for Calvert.
It was far from the perfect night for Clyde. The Fliers shot 39 percent from the field and missed their first eight foul shots before JV sub Dristen Cook hit three with 1:27 to play.
That didn't mean much to Willman, who searches for a way for his club to rebound from a 2-8 start.
"Our kids need to understand that they've got to battle through it," Willman said. "They have to understand that this is what we have. This is what we have to work with and we've got to find a way put it together for 32 minutes.
"We do things right in spurts, but not 32 minutes," he said. "The only way to do it is to keep working."
And maybe get Murphy to look the other way.


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text: The Staubbachfall, rushing down the steep rock walls of the narrow valley and immortalized in countless poems and numerous photographs; the ceaselessly drumming Trümmelbach Falls and just across from there, the Mürrenbachfall. Crashing to the ground from the 417-meter-high Mürrenfluh in 5 cascades, making it Switzerland's highest waterfall. It is especially imposing in spring after the snow melts and after thunder storms in summer. At other times, it is a mere trickle hidden between the cliffs, making the Staubbachfall the main attraction of the valley.


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COLUMBIA — It's Connor Shaw's team. Mike Davis will win the Southeastern Conference rushing title. Fans at Williams-Brice Stadium shout "BRUUUUCE" whenever wide receiver Bruce Ellington touches the football.
There are few headlines for offensive linemen. No chants.
But No. 14 South Carolina is 7-2 this season thanks in large part to a larger than usual line that has gradually improved.
That the guys up front took a step sideways Saturday in the Gamecocks' 34-16 victory over Mississippi State is a bit of a concern. South Carolina went 1-for-11 on third down and compiled only 307 yards of offense.
"You guys watched it," head coach Steve Spurrier said when asked about blocking. "I don't know if we were that bad or we just didn't have a lot of good plays on or just what happened. But obviously we had a lot of 1- or 2-yard runs or no-gain runs."
A strong finish — that is, success against Florida and Clemson — starts with tackles Brandon Shell and Corey Robinson, guards A.J. Cann and Ronald Patrick and centers Clayton Stadnik and Cody Waldrop.
That means less falling apart, as at Tennessee and for frustrating stretches Saturday, and more consistency.
314.6 pounds per blocker
There is evidence that a starting line averaging 314.6 pounds per player can do its part down the stretch.
Davis leads the SEC in rushing, and is averaging 6.4 yards per carry.
The Gamecocks have allowed 1.9 sacks per game (ninth in the SEC entering Saturday). That's high, but partly because Shaw, one of the least turnover-prone passers in college football, prefers holding the ball to making big blunders.
And you don't lead the nation in fourth-down conversions made without timely blocking.
"I think our offensive line has played well throughout the season," Shaw said. "I didn't have my best game (Saturday). One of 11 on third-down conversions, the only way you win with that is when the defense forces four turnovers, so I thought our defense played real well. But the offensive line played solid."
The Gamecocks were less imaginative than usual against wobbly Mississippi State. Spurrier said South Carolina's attack "sputtered," but that's a relative term in Starkville. The Bulldogs are 4-4 with victories over Alcorn State, Troy, Bowling Green and Kentucky.
True, Mississippi State grabbed a 7-0 lead. But it didn't last as long as the South Carolina marching band's halftime "Thriller" salute to Michael Jackson.
Shaw, still a bit hobbled with a sore right knee, had only three carries (including a sack) for 14 yards in losses.
Pushing Mike Davis
Here's something South Carolina did better this week than in last week's double-overtime win at Missouri: 4.7 yards per carry, up from 2.1 in the other Columbia.
The offensive line got an indirect roar of approval from the crowd with a mild buzz of disapproval in the second quarter after Shaw, with plenty of time, failed to find an open receiver on 2nd and 12 from the Mississippi State 27.
Of course, Davis believes.
"Those guys up front, they're the ones that push me," Davis said of his blockers. "I've probably been down and they always come to me and say, 'One more play, one more broken tackle and you'll be gone.' Those guys up front, they deserve more credit."
South Carolina's defense has made nice strides since struggling to hold a lead against Kentucky in a 35-28 victory a month ago.
Davis is the most talented Gamecock running back since George Rogers.
Shaw is the consummate winner.
Add blocking consistency and there's probably no blocking out a third straight 11-2 season for South Carolina.
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CLEMSON — Clemson's rushing numbers are decidedly down this year, by multiple measures.
WHO: Boston College (3-2, 1-1 ACC) at No. 3 Clemson (5-0, 3-0)
WHEN: Saturday, 3:30 p.m.
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Line: Clemson by -24.5
The efficiency hasn't been there: Clemson's 3.94 yards per rush is 88th in Division I, down from 4.23 last year (70th).
The consistency hasn't been there: Clemson's 175 yards per game is 66th nationally after checking in with 191.5 yards and rating 36th in 2012. After opening with 197 yards on the ground against Georgia, Clemson's rushing total has decreased in each game since, settling in at 156 Saturday at Syracuse.
The explosiveness hasn't been there: Clemson recorded 21 rushing gains of 20 yards or more last season, tied for 32nd in the country. The Tigers have just four such runs in 2013 — two by Roderick McDowell, one by D.J. Howard and one by third-string quarterback Chad Kelly — which is down to 93rd in the land.
Head coach Dabo Swinney isn't the least bit worried, citing matchups and a desire to ride Tajh Boyd's hot hand through the air as long as necessary.
"There's a reason the passing game's working really well, because that's what's presenting itself," Swinney said. "You line up and try to run against the type of pressure early that we were seeing in that game this past Saturday, you're going to hit your head against the wall a lot."
Swinney pointed out many of the flip plays and screen passes don't count as runs, even though they do originate out of the backfield. Losing Andre Ellington to the NFL is another factor.
"We always feel like we can run when we want to run it, and we can throw when we want to throw it. That's where you want to be," Swinney said. "So far this year, when we've had to run the ball effectively, (we have.) We don't beat Georgia without (running); our passing game was average at best, below-average. We won the game because we were able to run the football."
McDowell broke out for 132 yards against the Bulldogs, but Clemson is lacking a 70-yard performance in four games since.
"Up at Syracuse, the style of play we were going against, we had to (block) people up from protection. That's who we are; we're going to take what's there," Swinney said. "I have a lot of confidence in our running game."
Offensive coordinator Chad Morris was a little more pressuring in his comments on the running game, but still tabbed the unit as "consistent" through the first half of the year.
"We always can get better. I'd much rather be rushing the ball for well over 200 yards a game," Morris said, "but last week, that's a little different circumstance in how you prepare."
Line change
Even though both tackles and both guards were returning starters from last year, half of that group will start games on the bench in the immediate future.
Due in part to injuries and in part to the performance of their replacements, left guard David Beasley and right tackle Gifford Timothy have been overtaken, respectively, by junior Kalon Davis and sophomore Shaq Anthony.
"I'd like to have five guys that these are the five we're ready to run with. But yet you still like to have some competition behind them," Morris said. "I think we're slowly getting into something, but we'll see."
Davis was honored as the ACC's offensive lineman of the week, with five knockdown blocks counted by Clemson's statistical collectors.
"He's playing extremely well right now. He's probably as consistent as any offensive lineman we've got right now," Morris said. "Obviously we're getting David Beasley back healthy, that's going to help, but Kalon's not going to roll over and give it up. To work hard to get to where he's at today, he's not just going to give up a starting job."
Davis logged 49 snaps compared to Beasley's 20, while Anthony played 66 snaps to Timothy's six. Beasley is recovering from a sprained ankle, and Anthony returned from concussion symptoms — both setbacks were suffered Sept. 19.
"As it stands right now, Shaq is the guy in there, and doing a good job," Morris said. "He got better this week."
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Wide receiver Sammy Watkins said Saturday he felt he reached a higher gear when turning on the afterburners on his 91-yard touchdown catch from Boyd Saturday.
"He hit another gear around the 30-yard-line, and I haven't seen that gear in a while," Morris said. "He definitely hit another notch on it. I don't know if he thought Tajh could throw it that far, but he did. It was a much-needed play at that point in time of the game."


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Within mere minutes of buying my house last year (alright, that's a bit of an exaggeration), the mortgage loan companies jumped on the opportunity to offer refinance, home equity lines of credit, and other "tempting" offers to restructure the first and second mortgages I just agreed to. What surprises me is that those offers work often enough that the mortgage companies would be willing to send out the offers in the first place (companies aren't stupid, if it doesn't work, they stop doing it). In all fairness, some of them were offers for an adjustable-rate mortgage which meant a ridiculous low rate but if I really wanted an ARM, I would've signed up for one in the first place. I have your vanilla 30-year fixed mortgage with a competitive interest rate and I just paid all the mortgage-related closing costs… what would lead them to believe I'd be at all interested in paying those fees again and refinancing???
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In a definite WTF moment pro jet skier Mark Gomez dons an inflatable T-rex costume and takes to a lake to perform his signature tricks. Ordinarily they'd be very impressive, dressed up like he is they're just amazing.
At some point, you've probably learned about the five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. However, the classic list doesn't account for all the sensations we experience and use to navigate the world around us. But this video does.
Stunt pilot Thom Richard had an extremely close brush with death after an incredible near miss with another aircraft on a runway in Nevada. He was competing at the National Championship Air Races in Reno when another aircraft struck his plane from behind.
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With the presidential election looming ever closer, the haunting prospect of Donald Trump becoming president of the free world becomes ever more real—it's not a good thought to have, but try and ease your pain by laughing at him with this Cassetteboy mashup.
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How does sending humans to Mars work? How long does it take to go there and come back? How do they set up shelter on the Red Planet? What about space radiation? TIME's Jeffrey Kluger gives us an animated primer: To Mars And Back In 150 Seconds.
Singer-songwriter Pico Taro from Chiba of the Furusaka University demon king one push has created possibly the greatest (read most WTF) video of 2016—watch it on your phone 27 times in a row. You know the drill.
With the presidential election looming and the question of which party to choose lingers on everyone's mind, Vox reporters Matteen Mokalla and Carlos Waters take a look at how the now-familiar Repulican red and Democratic blue color scheme came to be.
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Stop motion filmmaker Counter656 spent two months and over 6,000 photos to produce this rather brilliant battle between various toys from different filmic franchises—as predator takes on an alien, while Boba Fett and a Stormtrooper join in too.
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When you're talking about a free-agent market and then you're talking about the Yankees being quiet, something doesn't mix. But this is a new day. The Yankees are openly talking about a payroll ceiling – getting under $189 million by 2014 to avoid luxury taxes – and doing it the season after Robinson Cano becomes a free agent. In the past, wouldn't they have simply swooped in on Josh Hamilton by now?
Hamilton's addiction history aside, wouldn't George Steinbrenner have thought back to that mammoth show Hamilton put on during the 2008 All-Star Home Run Derby at old Yankee Stadium and realized what an addition he'd be with the short porch at the new ballpark? What exactly do the Yankees have to sell next season anyway with Alex Rodriguez out until at least June, Derek Jeter coming off a broken ankle, CC Sabathia starting to break down and Mariano Rivera and Andy Pettitte coming back for a last rodeo as 40-somethings?
But the Yankees were nowhere to be seen from all you read out of the Winter Meetings in Nashville last week. They didn't re-sign Russell Martin or Eric Chavez and couldn't get … Jeff Keppinger and Nate Schierholtz? What in the name of Horace Clarke is going on here?
The real clues started to come later in the week with word, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, that General Manager Brian Cashman came to Nashville without authorization from Hal Steinbrenner to spend on free agents. Only after consulting with Boss Jr. & Friends could Cashman make Kevin Youkilis a one-year, $12-million offer.
The Mets, meanwhile, claimed the back page with their eight-year, $138-million deal with David Wright although their tight approach to R.A. Dickey was bizarre, especially coming off a Cy Young season. Don't they know knuckleballers often pitch well into their 40s?
The Yankees have far more equity with the fans than the Mets, although all those empty seats in the postseason show it's waning. They did win 95 games last year and got to the ALCS before everything fell off the rails.
The news of Rodriguez's surgery might explain his postseason disappearance – although why he didn't tell the team's medical staff it was his other hip that was hurting remains a mystery. Now, however, the Yankees are just another year older. The Rays remain good, the Blue Jays are pushing hard and the Orioles are clearly better as well.
The Yankees want you to think it was a lousy market they were sitting out. And they're not wrong when Martin can get two years and $17 million and a pitcher with a career losing record like ex-Bison Jeremy Guthrie pulls in three years and $25 million.
"So far what's transpired I wouldn't do," insisted Cashman. " … I'm comfortable with the direction we're currently in."
No one is really sure what direction the Yankees are going anymore. Under The Boss, it was always full speed ahead. But The Boss is gone now. The family constantly denies rumors the team is being shaped for a sale, even as Rupert Murdoch buys 49 percent of the YES Network. Hmmm. Hamilton sits unsigned while Cashman might spend $40 million on third basemen in A-Rod and Youkilis. The prospect cupboard is pretty bare. What's the plan here?
No wonder the Blue Jays made a big move this offseason. The Red Sox suddenly look terrible and the Yankees look to be heading down the abyss of the late '60s and early '70s. It's a wide-open American League East.
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• Nationals manager Davey Johnson on his final season: " I think we're in a perfect position to show the world that we're a pretty good damn ball club, and we can go farther into the postseason, and I want to be a part of that. … World Series or bust, that's probably the slogan this year."
• The Rangers seem uninterested in going past three years with Hamilton, preferring to focus on trying to sign Zack Greinke — who on Saturday was close to a deal with the Dodgers – and working a multi-team deal that would eventually land them Arizona's Justin Upton. It seems like Seattle might be Hamilton's best landing spot if he doesn't stay in Texas.
• I found the lack of a big market for Michael Bourn interesting but he may have outpriced himself with demands in the $75 million range. B.J. Upton went to Atlanta and the Nationals traded for Denard Span, taking up two possibilities. The Giants re-signed Angel Pagan and the Phillies — where I thought Bourn would go — traded with Minnesota for Ben Revere. Maybe Bourn lands in Cincinnati.
• New Indians manager Terry Francona, on the shift from the big-market Red Sox to low-budget Tribe: "When I took the job in Boston, the expectations were win or go home. I remember being very thankful that Dave Roberts was safe [stealing second base during Game Four of the 2004 ALCS] because I probably would have gone home [had the Yankees swept the series]. This is a little different now. We're younger. But our expectations, at least in my opinion, are still the same. We're supposed to try to win."
• Blackbeard is in need of a home. The Giants have Sergio Romo and seem ready to cut ties with Brian Wilson, coming off his second Tommy John surgery. Some observers thought the Brewers would be interested but GM Doug Melvin said no. Still, Melvin told reporters that Wilson "looks like a Milwaukee type of guy."
Van Gundy squishes Fish
As I expected, Stan Van Gundy had terrific thoughts on the NBA, coaching and college basketball during his wide-ranging press conference Tuesday at Canisius College, where he visited with student-athletes after speaking to the school's booster club during a luncheon downtown.
Van Gundy, now working for NBC Sports after 17 years in the NBA, is a devout baseball fan as well. And while I made sure to ask him the requisite questions about Dwight Howard and the Lakers, I had to throw in an inquiry about the Miami Marlins.
And Van Gundy bit. Big-time.
"In pro sports in general, fans have not been treated well and with respect in a lot of instances and the Marlins might be the most egregious example of that," he said. "You win a world championship in 2003, then you break your team down and the case you make is we have to have low payrolls because in this stadium we can't make any money. But now when you pony up the money as taxpayers to help us build this new stadium, well then when we're in there, we'll be able to go out and afford quality talent. And it looks like a ruse. It really does.
"They went out and signed some people … but it was like they were just waiting for the first chance to dismantle. We weren't even at the all-star break and they're sending Hanley Ramirez out. It just became a convenient excuse.
"Here are the fans now stuck with a rebuilding team again when that wasn't the promise that was made. Regardless of how it works out in the longterm, the ownership of the Marlins was not up front and honest with the fans in Miami and I think it's a shame. But if you know the history of Jeffrey Loria, you probably should have expected it, to be quite honest."
Perfectly said. Nothing more to add.
Around & About
• The jersey that Don Larsen wore during his perfect game in the 1956 World Series went for $756,000 Thursday at an auction held by Steiner Sports. Larsen sold it to help pay for his grandchildren's college education.
• Plenty of managers are fretting how spring training will be interrupted by the World Baseball Classic. Cracked irascible Tigers boss Jim Leyland when asked about the WBC: "I support it because the commissioner gets mad when I say I don't support it."
• Speaking of the WBC, former Bisons Tim Leiper and Stubby Clapp have been named coaches for Team Canada. Ex-Blue Jays catcher Ernie Whitt is the manager. Long-time big-league outfielder Larry Walker is the hitting coach.
• Oddest note I saw from the Winter Meetings: Cubs manager Dale Sveum revealed Hall of Famer and former teammate Robin Yount accidentally shot him in the ear and back with pellets during a recent quail hunt in Arizona. "The bird got up in front of him, and he lost track of where I was and pulled the trigger," Sveum said. "I was just looking for birds myself. It was behind me, so I got drilled with pellets in the back and one stuck in the ear."
• Officials announced Thursday the meetings will return to Nashville and the sprawling, 600,000-square foot Opryland Hotel in 2015. The event will be at Walt Disney World's Swan and Dolphin Resort in Orlando next year and make its debut at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront in 2014.
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Bilson, 32, jokes about her age-defying appearance in the June issue of Health, on newsstands May 16.
"I've always looked young because I'm so short, and especially if I'm dressed down," she tells the magazine. "When I have a baby, everyone's going to be like, 'Awww, poor teen mom. Poor girl.' And Teen Mom is my favorite show. … I know, pathetic. But it's true."
Becoming a mother may not be too far away for the Hart of Dixie star, who says starting a family within the next few years something she'd like to do: "I can just see this little toddler waddling around the house."
Bilson has dated Hayden Christensen, 33, for seven years, and she says they have "grown up together in a way."
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"I grew up in L.A. and did all that when I was younger. I went to the clubs and did all the drugs and alcohol," she says. "I got it out of my system, so by the time I was on The O.C., I was like, 'Wow, I can just enjoy this.' Then I started dating a costar [Adam Brody], so it was more of a domesticated thing."
Bilson is still happy to be a homebody, watching TV shows like Family Feud with friends and keeping an early bedtime.
And though she's known for being fashion-forward, you won't find her favorite garments on the pages of Vogue.
"I'm really into the granny nightgown, I'm just gonna say. Like, full-on long-sleeve, long nightgowns. They're super comfortable!" she says. "They're cozy. You just feel free. You're like, 'Oh! I'm in a dress. But I'm sleeping!' I secretly wish I could be 80. If I could, I would be 80. It would be amazing."


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The North Charleston policeman drew his firearm Tuesday morning and pointed it over a set of doorsteps in the Saddlebrook Mobile Home Park.
Inside the home, a man waved a gun and a woman tried to protect five of her children. A sister of the woman, who also was inside at the time, had called 911 after the man dug a handgun out of his pocket and threatened the mother.
The commotion awoke 70-year-old George Felty. He sat upright on his couch and peered through an open window at Sgt. John Reynolds. "Get out of the house!" Reynolds shouted. "Get out to the roadway!"
"He yelled almost 10 times," Felty said. "He wanted them all to come out safely. ... Then I heard it."
First, a gunshot. A few seconds later, another gunshot. Then children's screams. Another sister pounded her fist into a police cruiser and cried.
The man had fatally shot his former girlfriend, then turned the gun on himself in what North Charleston police deemed a murder-suicide. It was the latest domestic violence homicide in South Carolina, which has consistently ranked second in the nation for its number of women killed by men. In 2011, 52 South Carolinians were slain in such episodes; 75 percent were women.
The bodies of Zakiya Lawson, a 34-year-old mother of seven, and Peter Centel Williams, a 27-year-old felon, were found inside the home. Williams was arrested this year on charges that he punched Lawson in front of two of her children, including the infant son they had together.
In March, North Charleston was awarded a $200,000 federal grant to help police fight domestic violence. The program aims to spot red flags in relationships and prevent them from ending in bloodshed. It has not yet been implemented.
Neighbors described Lawson as a hard worker who had lived in the community near Ashley Phosphate Road and Patriot Boulevard for six months.
She depended on her 16-year-old son to watch the younger children as she worked a night shift.
She and Williams had dated for about a year until they broke up early this year. In February, they got into a fight at her home on Buck Pond Road in North Charleston.
As they argued, Williams put his hands in Lawson's face, so she swatted them away. Williams punched her, the report stated, and her nose bled. He didn't leave until Lawson called 911.
Williams was arrested last month in connection with the incident, but it wasn't his first trip to jail.
His criminal history started with a conviction in May 2004 for assault and battery with intent to kill, and another in November 2010 for having a small amount of marijuana.
He was convicted once of criminal domestic violence.
Last July, a former girlfriend told deputies that Williams rode his Harley-Davidson up to her van on Brooks Loop near Summerville and started punching her. The woman, 27, ran into her mother's house, but Williams broke down the door and started kicking her with his steel-toe boots, a report stated.
Deputies found the woman with a swollen black eye and a busted lip.
Sometime after that, Lawson and Williams again were living together at the mobile home at 4674 Thoroughbred Drive.
Neighbors said Lawson didn't have a car and often got rides from Williams. On Tuesday, his white Chevrolet Malibu was parked outside a vacant home across the street.
Rebecca Williams-Agee, director of prevention and education for S.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, said Lawson's predicament followed a story line she sees too often.
Women who try to leave abusive men often find themselves and their children being threatened with harm, Williams-Agee said. In many cases,
they try to patch their relationships.
That South Carolina has one of the most dismal histories of violence against women hints at deep-rooted gender roles here, she said, as well as a failure to hold abusers accountable. Crime data from 2012
that now is being studied might put the state at No. 1 in the country when it comes to violence against women, she added.
"The most dangerous time is when they try to leave," Williams-Agee said. "The perpetrator loses control of the family, and that's when they might murder the victim to regain control. He often takes himself out in the process."
Officers went to the couple's home around 8:10 a.m., not long after neighbors said Lawson typically returns from work. Two of Lawson's sisters were there, trying to talk to Williams as one of them talked to a police dispatcher.
"You have a baby to take care of," the sister said during the 911 call. "It ain't worth it."
The sister pleaded with Williams to let Lawson walk outside.
"It's going to be worse," the sister said. "You won't ever see her again."
About 90 seconds after the sister's pleas, her phone captured the gunfire.
It was 8:24 a.m.
Police found Williams lying face down, a gun in his left hand.
A few lots down the street, Damian Gadsden lugged a loaded trash bag to a backyard barrel. He heard the "pop-pop" of bullets being fired. More police cruisers came. Family members cried out.
"They're good people," said Gadsden, 31. "Nobody expected that to happen."
Neighbors saw Lawson's sister run from the home and jump up and down in the street.
"He shot my sister," she said. "He shot my sister."
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What really happened in Benghazi? Did Obama refuse to help our ambassador and the Navy Seals trying to protect him? Was the Obama justice department complicit in this cover up of a failed foreign policy by jailing the film maker of the anti-Muslim video? Does Obama just want to protect his ruse that the killing of bin Laden caused al-Qaida to wither away? Why did the government lie regarding when and what they knew about this planned terror attack? Will the president continue to stall until after the election while lying to the family members of the dead along with the rest of America?
The facts that are now being reported by a minority of select newscasts point to a horrible failure of the Obama administration to protect and defend the lives and interests of the USA. We lack substantial information because the press won't ask the real questions and instead of holding press conferences, Obama only offers information on comedic late night television or The View.
Where are the probing questions from our national broadcast media and major newspapers? Might this cover up prove more significant than Watergate? Remember, no one died then.
Is the national press, which was formed to seek out the truth and therefore help safeguard us from the government lies, dead? When did this death occur? When did the press change from fact and truth seeker to championing the election of candidates while hiding facts and truth? Do you believe the originally conceived press is now nonexistent? Have they died? I think so.
Which freedom do you want to lose next?
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When a woman is having sex missionary position, she arches her back and pushes her head down into the pillow. After a while of writhing around in passion her hair becomes disheveled, tangled, etc.
Juliet's passion hair revealed what she and Romeo were really "talking" about in private.
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Sheila looked like Mrs. Poopy Pants when she didn't get a Louis Vuitton purse for Christmas.
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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - Two Tahoe locals have recently combined forces to create the newest ski and snowboard shop in the basin, with 100 percent handmade hard goods.
Tahoe Snow Lab, a manufacturing space for Slant Skis and Actual Snowboards, has recently opened its doors to the public for tuning and mounting services.
Josh Bennet, founder of Slant Skis, and Chris White, founder of Actual Snowboards, began making their respective products under the same roof last year, and last month started a tuning business as well. Tahoe Snow Lab ties the two companies together, offering tuning services as well as a retail space for Slant and Actual.
"We're kind of like roommates," Bennet said.
Tahoe Snow Lab allows snow enthusiasts to buy their skis straight from the manufacturer while buying local at the same time. The two companies share a work space, building all of their boards in house.
Walking into the Snow Lab, customers can see exactly where and how their boards were made, along with meeting the people who designed and built the skis, from the picking out the materials for the core, to designing the top sheet.
"(We) can get people into how their gear is made," White explained.
Bennet began making skis in 2007 in his garage in Truckee, while White started building snowboards in 2010. The pair explained that it's taken quite a bit of trial and error to make the boards they do today. White added that one of the hardest parts of starting to make his own snowboards is finding the proper materials.
Both companies use sustainable materials, including bamboo cores.
"(We're) experimenting with as many green products as possible," Bennet said.
"Bamboo is durable and sustainable," White added.
Bennet explained that bamboo is cut down when it's 5 years old, as opposed to other materials that are cut down at 45 years. Bamboo also continues to grow after it's cut down, adding to its sustainability.
"It's incredible light and strong," Bennet said.
Tahoe Snow Lab offers some of the lowest prices on tunes, starting with a basic machine wax at $5.
"Who better to tune your equipment than the people who make it?" White added.
Tuning services range from a simple machine or iron wax, to the "Super Duper Deluxe" tune, with a diamond polish edge finish and fluorinated wax. Most tunes can be done while waiting, or in busier times, overnight, Bennett added.
The factory doubles as a retail space, giving Slant Skis and Actual Snowboards a showroom where Bennet and White can explain their creations to customers.
"(We want to) work with the customer as much as possible, to get them what they want," Bennet said.
Both companies will be offering demos this winter out of the Snow Lab. The Tahoe Snow Lab invites the public to come check out the shop on Saturday, Dec. 15, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., to meet the manufacturers and take advantage of 2 for 1 tunes and snacks.


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A junior firefighter who was beloved by fellow volunteers at the Harris Hill Fire Company was killed Sunday morning in a one-vehicle crash in Clarence.
Authorities said Alexander E. Hemline, 17, of Clarence, died hours after his northbound Jeep struck a tree along Kraus Road.
Erie County Sheriff's deputies were trying late Sunday to determine what caused Hemline, a student at Clarence High School, to lose control of his vehicle at about 9:45 a.m.
Hemline was a helpful and enthusiastic junior firefighter with the Harris Hill company, said the volunteer company's chief, Nick Radlich.
"Alex was a wonderful kid," Radlich said in an interview Sunday night. "He was extremely helpful, always willing to help out the guys in any way he could. He's been with us for about a year and a half. He was recruited by one of the ladies in our ladies auxiliary who has known him since he was a baby."
As a junior firefighter, Hemline could fight fires and take part in all the same activities as full-fledged firefighters, except he was restricted from going into a burning building, the chief said.
After the crash Sunday morning, Hemline was rushed by Mercy Flight to the Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo, where he was pronounced dead.
Radlich said he was at the hospital with Hemline's family.
"We're all grieving. He was a brother firefighter," said Radlich, whose fire company has about 35 members.
The death prompted a number of Facebook posts about the popular teen.
"One of the hardest-working kids I've ever had the pleasure to work with," one teacher wrote. "Your sweet smile and innocence will be missed. Rest in peace, little Alex."
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - One Sunday, standing under a big wooden cross and hoping for someone to show up for Homewood's two o'clock mountain service, I indulged in some blatant people-watching. As someone who got on skis the first winter I could walk, I tend to snobbishness on the hill: I don't get why people would set themselves up for a miserable (and abnormally frigid) day by skiing without hat, gloves, glasses/goggles, or wind/waterproof outer layers. It's five below and you're skiing in jeans without gloves, hat or goggles? Really? Not to mention it's train-wreck fascinating to see the skills on display on a resort's main beginner run on a holiday weekend.
Then I saw a real peach: some dude in a clown suit. He carved an impressively smooth line, but a guy big enough to be middle-aged, skiing alone, in a clown suit? Come on. Please - just ski right on past me like everyone else.
Naturally, he came to a beautifully graceful stop right in front of me, introduced himself, and lit into fervent God-talk. Great: someone who looks old enough to be my grandfather, wearing a clown suit, lighting into impassioned evangelism with me, a complete stranger. But, well, I'm here as the mountain chaplain, so I might as well hold up my end, right? And really, standing on Rainbow Ridge with a panoramic view of Tahoe, Lake of the Sky, reflecting a brilliantly cloudless winter day, it's easy to experience divine beauty and grace.
That's about when I got a verbal slap upside the head.
"I can look in the mirror and focus on this wrinkled, gray face," the overly fervent guy in the clown suit said. "Or I can slap a big red nose on it ... (I was somewhat relieved he was wearing goggles and hence no big red nose) ... put on a clown suit, and make people smile."
How dare I judge? How dare I impose my own biases on others' motives? How wonderful that he looks at a withered old face and turns it into smiles for those around him? How great would it be if we all took such initiative?
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"Broadway Idiot"
Director: Doug Hamilton
Producer: Ira Pittelman
Featuring: Billie Joe Armstrong, Michael Mayer, Mike Dirnt, Tre Cool
Distributor: Film Buff
Release date: Oct. 10 (CBGB Film Festival), Oct. 11 (New York, on-demand), Oct. 15 (eight one-nighters), Oct. 18 (additional cities)
Running Time: 81 Minutes
Catharsis has rarely been captured better than in director Doug Hamilton's shots of an awestruck Billie Joe Armstrong in the few seconds after he hears an ensemble of actors perform songs from Green Day's "American Idiot." It's an early scene in "Broadway Idiot," a chronicling of the path of musical "American Idiot" from a Berkeley, Calif., rehearsal stage to Broadway in 2010 -- and the one that alerts viewers the film will be a rock'n'roller's journey as much as it is about the theater.
Thankfully, Armstrong wears his heart on his sleeve and never shies from expressing the emotions that come when an artist from one discipline attempts to venture into another. For the actors, producers and musical talent, it's about the creation of a show; for Armstrong, it's about community and camaraderie.
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Life-threatening stroke and heart attack, broken bones, cuts and sprains, are among the wide range of conditions treated each day by emergency specialists at Eastern Long Island Hospital.
Chest Pain: Don't drive to the emergency room, call "911" so that treatment can begin immediately by EMS. Not sure if it's life threatening? Let the expert emergency team at ELIH send you home rather than risk losing valuable treatment time. Heart muscle can be saved, if treatment can be given at the onset of pain. Many medications have a limited window of time for administration.
F.A.S.T. is an easy way to remember the sudden signs of stroke.
Face Drooping – Does one side of the face droop or is it numb? Ask the person to smile. Is the person's smile uneven?
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Aging is amazing. And theres no app for that.
Lets look at the numbers: I still feel 25, but my neck looks like a wrinkled sock. I run 40 miles a week, but break out in a sweat reaching for a paper clip. My blood pressure is 80/65, but I stagger around like a drunk puppy first thing in the morning. (I got stiffness in the bones, for Queen fans.)
Other signs of middle age: I cant read the small print on medicine bottles, which makes illness interesting. I have no-line bifocals that make me sick to my stomach. My once-normal toenails have been replaced by what appear to be goat horns. I have fat in weird places, like my inner knees and upper back. (Back fat is evil. Its worse than cellulite.)
Getting older is a trip, buthere comes a cliché, also known as a universal truthI wouldnt be 19 again for anything. Nineteen is hard; youre trying to figure out who you are and where you fit in. Fifty is easy. (Ill actually be 52 soon, but thats between me and AARP). Its easy because you pretty much have the game locked down by now. Hopefully, you accept yourself, warts and all. (Look, another cliché!)
At 19, I wasted a lot of time and energy trying to be thinner, cooler, funnier, prettier. Now, I just have to pay my bills and be a decent person, and Im happy. Its enough. Would I like to be a knockout like Christie Brinkley? You bet; at 58, shes stunning. Do I want to work that hard and spend that much money? Not on your life.
To be fair, there are some perks of being 19: To lose five pounds, you just stop drinking beer for two days. Expensive perfume and makeup are superfluous when you have the glow of youth. You can buy an entire wardrobe at Forever 21 for $75. Most of all, at 19 anything seems possible.
Back then, attending college on scholarship and waiting tables, I dreamed of the day I could afford to buy whatever I wanted. You may already know this, but when you can finally afford to buy what you want, you find out theres not a lot you want. Isnt it ironic?
I dont like bling, shopping, manicures or expensive restaurants. I like to travel once a year, get moles removed, and cruise Goodwill. Thats about it. My biggest expense is running shoes. (I also like to buy paintings on Craigslist. When I die, I expect Widdle to sell them and make a tidy profit. Say, $27.42 in a good market.)
Ive found I notice small children more as I get older. Im not sorry I never had any, but nowadays I enjoy watching them enjoy the world. Their innocence tugs at my heart. Then they start to scream or bite or shove licorice up their little noses, and I give thanks for our quiet life with a fat little dog.
Another sign of middle age: A fun Saturday night used to mean hanging out at wine bars on Wrightsville Beach, N.C. Now its a rollicking two-hour debate with my husband about what our grandchildren will call us. We have no grandchildren, and none in the works. But it made for a lively discussion, and we laughed our heads off.
(For the record, I want to be called Sparkle, and Widdle wants to be Papa, pronounced Pay-Pay. Dont ask me, I have no idea.)
Julie R. Smith, who lies about aging gracefully, can be reached at email@example.com.
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In a highly anticipated ruling, the United States Supreme Court has determined that an isolated DNA segment is a product of nature and therefore not eligible for patent protection. However, the Court ruled that complementary DNA (cDNA) is patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring (Association for Molecular Pathology et al. v. Myriad Genetics, Inc., 569 U.S. ____ (2013)).
The Myriad decision follows a long line of Supreme Court precedent and is entirely consistent with cases such as Funk Brothers v. Kalo, 333 U.S. 127 (1948), in which the novel combination of unmodified bacteria was held not to be patentable; and Diamond v. Chakrabarty, 447 U.S. 303 (1980) in which a genetically modified organism was held to be patentable. The Court has consistently held that compositions of matter found in nature and unaltered in any way are not eligible for patent protection. (See 333 U.S. 127, 132.) As the BRCA claims at issue in the Myriad case were directed to compositions (the DNA) that exist in nature, it should be no surprise that the Court held those compositions to be ineligible for patent protection.
Unfortunately, the Court's decision has left some commentators with the impression that the "patent system is under attack" (quoting Q. Todd Dickinson, executive director of the American Intellectual Property Law Association). From a scientific point of view, the discovery of a new gene requires a significant amount of labor, insight, and understanding of the genome. It is reasonable for scientists to want to be rewarded for that effort; and in theory there would be nothing wrong with conferring patent protection on the discovery of natural phenomena and compositions found in nature. However, the long-standing precedent of the Supreme Court goes in the other direction. Thus, while the Myriad decision may be troubling to scientists who put in the extraordinary effort to discover new genes and new mutations, it is consistent with the law as it existed prior to the decision. Far from an attack on the patent system, the Myriad decision provides continuity and consistency to our body of caselaw.
Another misconception around the Myriad case is that it will stifle innovation. In fact, it is likely that many products, including diagnostic assays and tools, that may not have been launched previously for fear of patent infringement will now be made available. Thus, the Myriad decision opens up the possibility for new innovations in how we use and analyze genetic data for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. That, in turn, may lead to better and more diverse products and lower prices as a result of market diversification.
Finally, and most importantly, the Myriad decision is a reminder of the importance of claiming commercial barriers to entry and not "technology" (which Myriad did well in many of the claims that were not challenged in court). The job of the patent lawyer is to find innovation and apply it in the commercial context in order to create barriers to entry. Claims to specific gene or protein sequences, even if they were patent-eligible, are not barriers to entry due to the many ways of designing around such claims. Rather than claiming the technical output, patent lawyers must step back and look for the true applications of innovation in the commercial marketplace. The purpose of a patent application is not to showcase technology; a scientific publication is much better in that regard. A patent application is a business document that, when done properly, describes a problem and its solution and, most importantly, claims an innovation in a manner that creates an appropriate and commercially valuable barrier to entry. After all, the only purpose of a patent is to prevent others from making, using, selling, offering for sale, or importing that which is claimed. To the extent we focus on simply claiming technology, we miss significant opportunities to create appropriate barriers. Viewed through one facet of the prism, the Myriad case is simply a restatement of long-standing precedent. However, if we dig a little deeper, it is a reminder of the real purpose and importance of patent claims.
Thomas C. Meyers ([email protected]) is a partner in the Boston office of Brown Rudnick LLP.
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