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We had a balcony stateroom on deck 6. There is tea-making, mini bar (fridge - handy for storing REAL milk from the buffet & fresh water), and a shower with a REAL shower cubicle!
A very comfy bed along with a nice balcony, TV and sitting area makes it a good home from home.
Our biggest quibble was with the main dining-room (Moonlight Sonata restaurant) choices.
The menu here consisted of ONE vegetarian option - we'd requested vegetarian meals, but this seemed to have been disregarded. A man on the next table had requested diabetic: this also appeared to be ignored by the company.
If you didn't like the option then tough! While others tucked into half-inch steaks or chicken halves, we were meant to be satisfied with a small pile of couscous and some bits of green pepper.
After a week of pathetic offerings, and having been fobbed off with excuses, we gave up and ate in the self-serve buffet. There, we had more choice, but this was limited compared to that on the Cunard QM 2.
The lack of a proper dance area was also disappointing.
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The entertainment staff were hard-working and couldn't be faulted. Shows were good, and there was always plenty to do during 'sea days'.
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2. UPDATE: In Blood Money, the first episode of the final run, we see Walt put down a towel to throw up.
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So that backs up the "Walt takes on traits of those he kills theory". And with that in mind, the following image - also from Blood Money - is particularly chilling…
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5 su febbraio 20, 2014
It was very nice staying there, and the quaint little town it's in made the whole trip magical. I would go back in a heart beat!
5 su dicembre 04, 2013
We went there for an anniversary because neither of us have ever stayed in a bed and breakfast before. We were both pleasantly surprised at how beautiful it was. The rooms were awesome especially with the claw foot bathtub. It was a very special occasion and this stay made it even more special. We loved the entire atmosphere. We now have a new tradition at our house of tea in the afternoon.
4,8 su dicembre 04, 2013
It was wonderful. My new wife and I enjoyed the night we stayed at the Lewis House.
5 su novembre 22, 2013
We really enjoyed our stay and plan to go back often! It's a wonderful relaxing retreat! Our hostess payed special attention to our diet needs and changed her menu for us!!
5 su novembre 07, 2013
This was our first stay and we were skeptical. I am extremely meticulous and often have trouble feeling comfortable outside of my own home. At the Lewis House, I immediately felt right at home!
3,0 su ottobre 23, 2013
Property was well maintained and room was very nice as advertised. Property location was a bit sketchy, very different from the neighboring properties. Regardless, we had no issues with the neighbors. We booked the room on a short (2 day notice), which the owner accommodated (good thing). When we arrived to check in, owner seemed more interested in leaving than in getting us settled in (not so good). Advertised breakfast time is 9:00 am, which didn't meet our schedule. Owner didn't offer to serve an earlier breakfast to accommodate us, and we were the only guests staying there (not so good). We could serve ourselves with whatever we could find in the kitchen. I just felt like the stay wasn't a good value for our money.
5 su ottobre 14, 2013
My wife and I stayed at the Lewis House and it was like a dream come true! Very beautiful and relaxing. We had great service and the house was very warm and cozy. We plan on return again in the near future. Excellent Bed & Breakfast!!!
4,0 su agosto 07, 2013
Excellent service provided by owner of The Lewis House. Like the fact that they allow children. My 10-year-old daughter loved it. Great breakfast the morning of our departure. Would stay here again if visiting near Ruston.
4,6 su agosto 01, 2013
We loved our night at the Lewis Bed and Breakfast. CJ was a great hostess and Chris also. Our breakfast was delicious. We will definitely stay again if we are in the area.
4,4 su luglio 25, 2013
My co-worker and I enjoyed our stay at Lewis House. Our hostess was very gracious. We look forward to returning for another visit.
5 su luglio 22, 2013
the house was beautiful and the host very accommadating and freindly. We will be back!
5 su luglio 02, 2013
My wife and i made a day trip to Poverty Point National Park in North Louisiana and were looking for a bed and breakfast to spend the night before driving back home the next day. The Lewis house was the perfect choice! Great location in downtown shopping area and the accommodations, service and breakfast were outstanding! i would highly recommend this lovely Victorian! We felt right at home!
5 su maggio 14, 2013
We only had a one night stay and came in late and left early. But it felt welcoming with everything ready for us. Room was very clean and comfortable. Anything you might need from personal hygiene to snacks were readily available. A substantial breakfast to go bag was in the fridge for our early departure. The only thing important to know is that the professors suite is only room on ground floor and its bath's claw foot tub/shower sits really high. Might be important for some to know. It was a great visit!
4,8 su maggio 13, 2013
Second time at the Lewis House. So clean and quiet. Will go back again next time I'm in Ruston.
5 su aprile 29, 2013
This was our third time to visit Ruston to visit our daughter while she attends LA and to stay at The Lewis House. We thoroughly enjoy the breakfasts, the rooms which are large and comfortable. We enjoy being able to easily to walk to downtown and even the university if we want.
4,6 su aprile 26, 2013
On the night all of American Airlines was grounded, we planned a stay at The Lewis House. CJ stayed in contact with us by phone knowing we would be driving from Dallas and arrive late. We had no difficulty accessing the room and slept better that night in the Professor Suite than the night before in a pricey 4-star. The breakfast was delicious and the dining room exquisitely set. The Lewis House is conveniently located to shops and other restaurants and is an ideal option for those needing accommodations for LA Tech graduations or events. Next time we plan to stay in Majestic Suite or Mallard's Nest. Thank you for your gracious hospitality!
4,0 su aprile 24, 2013
Had a great stay at the Lewis House in Ruston La.
4,4 su marzo 25, 2013
Great deal and hospitality compared to,the local hotel scene. CJ is fantastic and extremely accommodating. Very comfortable and a great filling breakfast.
5 su marzo 19, 2013
My wife and I decided to get away during her spring break and saw an advertisement fo the Lewis House and decided to try it. So glad that we did. From teh First time that I talked to CJ I knew that customer service was her strength and that the visit was going to be a good one. She even called while we were driving to wish us a safe trip! The room was very spacious and beautifully decorated and we spent alot of time looking at all of the beautiful furnishings in the other areas of the house as well as the gift items that were on display. The location was very convenient to all that we wanted to do in Ruston. We'll definitely be back.
4,6 su marzo 04, 2013
I had a wonderful stay at the Lewis House. If you have to stay in Ruston - this b&B beats ANY of the hotels in the area!
4,0 su febbraio 27, 2013
My husband and I love to stay in bed and breakfasts and this was such a nice surprise to find in Ruston. The rooms and bathrooms are very large and VERY clean. We were treated to a hot sit down breakfast the next morning which was a nice change from the usual continental style we are used to. I will definitely stay here again.
5 su novembre 05, 2012
Nice place to stay!
5 su ottobre 23, 2012
I had come to Ruston for a meeting from Birmingham AL. I love to stay in B&Bs whenever I can and googled to find The Lewis House. I read some negative comments about the owner CJ but decided to make the reservation. I am so thankful that I did! The house is beautiful and the furnishings are true to the period. Extremely clean!! I was lucky enough to have a storm roll through and since it says you are welcome to make yourself at home, I did just that...made coffee and sat on the back porch and thoroughly enjoyed mother nature's show. When I got to meet CJ I found her a gracious host! She prepared a huge breakfast, which is served in the exquisitely furnished diningroom. I felt relaxed and cared for...CJ is very interested in making your stay the best. When in Ruston, this will be the ONLY place I stay.
5 su agosto 14, 2012
This was the perfect pick for our 2 year anniversary getaway. We truly felt like it was home away from home just without all the commotion of life. We felt completely alone and private but with answers to everything we needed. Enjoyed this greatly! Cj was the greatest hostess!!
4,2 su agosto 02, 2012
This B&B was so Nice! I travel on business and the hotels were all full, so I looked on line and called the Lewis House and was able to stay for the night for less of what the hotel would have charged and SO much Nicer!!! A great place to get your after work "work" done and relax in a comfortable setting! Super close to places to eat. (walking distance) Will stay here again!
3,2 su luglio 16, 2012
We spent one night at the Lewis House in Ruston while our daughter went to orientation at LaTech. The house was okay and it was good for one night. Not sure if I would have stayed another night if I would have been in Ruston for longer. The breakfast was great and Cj Browning was very nice.
5 su giugno 24, 2012
Stay is work related. Home away from home! Best experience, having worked out of hotels for last 6 years! Lewis House owners go far beyond the usual duties to assure my stay is a stress free, comfortable, ultimate experience!
5 su giugno 04, 2012
Absolutely wonderful. I felt so comfortable there. After speaking with CJ for 5 minutes I felt I had known her forever. She is caring and personable and extremely helpful. The house is amazing. I definately recomend a stay at the Lewis House. Either just passing through or a vacation. You can't go wrong with a stay at the Lewis House.
4,6 su marzo 25, 2012
CJ was great and made this business travel experience feel like I was the queen on vacation! Very nice- highly recommended!
5 su marzo 13, 2012
I came across information for The Lewis House while attempting to secure a hotel room in Ruston during an event weekend. We were excited to secure any room at all and considered it a bonus to find out about a "March Madness" special room rate. We knew we would enjoy our stay, but truly could not have been more pleased with our accomodations. We will definitely take the opportunity to visit The Lewis House again and will absolutely search for other Bed & Breakfast when traveling in the future!
4,6 su marzo 11, 2012
Such a great bnb. Make sure you confirm room configuration some rooms don't have toilet or bath. Cleanliness service friendliness food and value outstanding.
4,0 su marzo 10, 2012
We had a lovely visit at The Lewis House while spending time with our Tech student. The facility was one of the nicer B & B's in which we have stayed. We look forward to staying there again.
5 su dicembre 11, 2011
My wife and I enjoyed our stay in the Majestic Suite. It was exactly what we were looking for. WIthin walking distance from downtown restaurants and the Historic Fire Station.
3,6 su novembre 03, 2011
I needed a room for an evening and I was pleased with my decision. The rooms were clean, the service was great & the breakfast was delightful.
4,0 su ottobre 22, 2011
My son goes to LaTech and I live in Southern California so the Lewis house was the perfect answer. It was so comfortable, cozy and spacious. The home is a beautifully restored masterpiece, a step back in time. We relaxed in the salon, found goodies in the kitchen, and felt very at home. I would choose this over a hotel, even a suite, it was so lovely and priced fairly. I will definitely go back.
4,0 su ottobre 17, 2011
The place was very clean and certainly had a period feel to it. There are a few minor things that can use updating, but overall had a good experience with it. We had the house to ourselves which made for a very home like feeling to it. I am already making plans to go back.
3,8 su luglio 16, 2011
A wonderful and well kept B&B-we would definitely stay there again!!
4,2 su giugno 29, 2011
C.J was a wonderful hostess. The house was very clean and the breakfast was very good. It was a very hot weekend and the rooms were very cool. The only issue I had was the TV in the upstairs foyer--it was very warm in that location, during this summer time heat wave. The location is excellent--you can walk anywhere in the town and feel safe and secure. I would recommend this B & B to anyone.
5 su marzo 06, 2011
We stayed here for our honeymoon in the majestic suite and the owner and staff were simply amazing. This house was like something out of a fairytale for us!! I highly recommend a stay here!! Well worth it!! I could sit here and describe every little perfect detail, but my suggestion is book it and see for yourself! :) You won't regret it.
4,8 su gennaio 10, 2011
This was our second visit to this home. It is always spotless and well kept.
4,8 su dicembre 30, 2010
The Majestic Suite, with adjoining private bath and in-room, gas-fired fireplace is a joy to experience. The large four-poster, canopied bed could not have been more comfortable. We had the run of the house and it was extremely quite.
4,4 su ottobre 20, 2010
This old Victorian was a delight. Located in the Historic District of downtown Ruston, there is a charm that reminds one of a bygone era. One can easily walk to good restaurants or the old Dixie Theater. The Louisiana Tech campus is only a short drive or an ambitious walk away. The surrounding neighborhood is peacefully quiet in the evening, except for the occasional freight train passing nearby. We stayed in the Professor's Room on the ground floor, a most pleasant accommodation. Breakfast included generous portions, a large glass of orange juice, and terrific coffee. The owner and staff went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable and to meet our needs.
4,0 su agosto 03, 2010
We always have a wonderful restful stay at the Lewis House B&B. Even the train that travels through town is restful. This B&B is walking distance to downtown. So after driving all day, it is to be able to stretch your legs, slow down, and eat a good meal. CJ is very accomodating regarding breakfast. She tries to meet everyone's needs. It is a pleasant experience and definitely air conditioned in the summer!


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Summary This could possible be the worst product Tivo has ever built and there customer support on it is atrocious. Freezes all the time and Tivo's Customer Support reponse to the issue is "Oh that's been fixed in a future software release you'll get some day." Which day that is they don't know. They also won't send you a replacement unit because the issue "has been resolved." Resolved in the sense that you have to live with the problem till they magically push you the update some day. I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone. I have an older Tivo unit that works great and never needs a reboot. They've went completely down hill with this product.
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Cons Interface is sluggish. Scrolling the recordings takes 5-10 sec / page. Freezes up. Requires restarts. Takes 15-20 minutes to boot up. Support is awful. "HD Menu System" consists of few screens. Most are in blurry SD, including the program guide.
Summary The box is promising on paper. It's full of great features. In my living room, it's so slow to respond and requires such frequent restarting that watching tv has become a hassle. I contacted Tivo, and while acknowledging "know issues," they wouldn't authorize a return just 15 days outside the money-back period. (I'm a four-year customer.) Stay away from this unit until Tivo resolves its issues.
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Cons Hangs, crashes, ui unresponsive sometimes, reboots itself -- a real hassle. Changes channels for no reason (it decides which tuner to use to start recording a suggestion even if you are watching it) This device is AWFUL.
Summary I love my series 3, Rock solid UI, doesn't crash, behaves rationally. The premiere is an unmitigated disaster. I cannot in good faith recommend it to anyone. I got my premiere inexpensively because my series 3 died and TiVo talked me into a bargain basement deal for the premiere. I since repaired my series 3 and use it more than the premiere. Even with reduced used, the thing crashes and reboots itself often. And the feature allowing transfers from one TiVo to another is, well, useless since almost everything is copy protected. And even when you find something to transfer, it takes A DAY to transfer an hourlong recording. Yes, both are connected on the wireless network but good grief, so is my laptop and I see very high throughput with that. Wait until TiVo gets the buggy software fixed, I doubt it will be anytime soon. There is NO COMPELLING REASON to buy a premiere if you already have a series 3. And even if you don't, you can get a series 3 with lifetime service on eBay inexpensively.
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Their schedule has lots of errors so be prepared to miss some recordings.
Extremely slow to power on and reboots are frequent.Summary I regret my purchase.
You can't even use it as a plain old DVR to record shows manually. Their customer service was unhelpful and kept trying to push the monthly contract on me. Stay away from Tivo - they are not worth hitching yourself to their suboptimal business model.
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Cons 10 minutes to boot up. Only way to reboot is to UNPLUG IT. Amazon prime free stuff isn't free on this box. Customer support is horrible. If there's a way to extend the beginning and end of a recording, I've never been able to find it. Expensive.
Summary So sad. Such a great company 10 years ago. Now... just sad.
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I say Deadlift!
I say Deadlift!
Mass wise probably the deadlift since it overloads the body better. And strength wise, beats me.
Dead lift will have the greatest effect on hypertrophy, especially if that is the main goal. The power clean is an explosive movement with reps < 4-5, and generally is abused in a lot of training circles (a la crossfit). In addition, it is a very technical exercise and requires much longer to teach than the dead lift. Thats not to say getting better at the clean will not increase size, it will, though not as directly as the dl.
Rofl, the deadlift is superior in these regards. But the poweclean is really great for developing coordination and explosive strength in a single move/rep scheme, whereas to develop burst strength with the deadlift you might have to do different things with your programming (speed reps, bands, etc). Additionally, I guess you can use the powerclean for a dynamic movement in a powerlifting-type routine, but they shine in an olympic weightlifting routine where you repeatedly do similar movements (cleans, snatches, jerks); these small but frequent abuses to the back muscles, leg muscles, and shoulders lead to great increases in their strength and size.
Agreed on the power and coordination. The clean, or any other movement with triple extension is vital to building every type of athletic performance and power.
In regards to the bolded portion: Clean pulls are a great exercise for those who are either not experienced or building cleaning technique. In fact, you need to learn how to perform a clean pull before you can perform any kind of clean.
That is exactly what my beef is with crossfit.. They have this belief that only oly lifts can develop explosiveness and dedicate hours upon hours of their athletes performing ridiculous amounts of reps with these VERY technical lifts. I have no problem with oly lifts per se, but people tend to not realize that oly lifting is a sport in itself and it takes years for some if the pros to perfect their form on a movement like a snatch but yet crossfit will have a person who is their first time lifting performing this highly technical move for reps.
They are many other ways to develop explosiveness. Oly lifts aren't the only way. One of my favorite movements to work your triple extension is a overhead throw with a keg or sandbag. Loads of fun outdoors
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Mass: deadlift
Power: cleans (when done properly)
However, the clean takes a lot of coaching and takes a lot longer to master the technique. Deadlifts are relatively easy to master compared to cleans.
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As stated: deadlifts.
That's what I thought a few of my liftin buddies are convinced, that power clean and morning glories , are the best 2 excercises . Even over squats and deadlifts. I told them there ****in crazy! But thanks for the post fellas . Very informative
Agreed on all aspects of the DL being the superior lift. In addition I am still amazed at just how many trainees, of varying degrees of experience, still perform this lift incorrectly.
I love deadlifts.
You mean the muscle ups that go from a chin-up to a dip?
Once again, great in theory, but terrible in practice. If you watch gymnasts the form is immaculate and tight - elbows are close to the body.
Most times I watch cross-fit trained people do them, the form is sloppy and the elbows are flared out in front, and like you mentioned, places the shoulder at high risk.
They have their purpose, as seen in gymnastics, but require a high level of technique and are not something to be used in sets or for conditioning. Not to mention, when done in gymnastics its one fluid motion created by the momentum of the lower body, and not the pull of the arms. In fact, I don't think gymnasts train the kips directly, but rather do ancillary and core strengthening movements in order to be able to do a kip.
I meant something like this: Its quite ridiculous (read retarded). Watch for at least 30 seconds.
Oh, yes very.
It would be more functional to swim the butterfly stroke, since that is what it almost looks like
Agreed dl=mass, pc=power
Docmattic watched the clip. lmfoa!
so anyone down for talking proper technique for a power clean. The way I learned in highschool seems to be the most utilized movments, Start in deadlift position, controlled pull upward until your in a position similar to a front squat and finish with a military press. Most of the clips I seen on youtube ppl forget the finish military press kicking one leg back ?


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The House and Senate reconciled their versions of the bill [JURIST report] last month but were forced to re-open negotiations, eventually removing a $17.9 billion tax on large financial institutions that was meant to cover the bill's costs. The Senate approved its version of the bill in May, after the House passed its version [JURIST reports] in December. The Senate Banking Committe [official website] proposed a bill [text, PDF; JURIST report] in 2009 that was met with resistance and resulted in the committee's development of the bill ultimately passed by the Senate. One provision in the bill that has been the source of much debate is the creation of a consumer protection agency. The House Financial Services Committee [official website] had approved a bill to create the agency in October, after originally delaying [JURIST reports] it at the behest of financial industry leaders in July 2009. The creation of the agency is a key step in achieving the Obama administration's stated goal of tightening financial industry regulations. Last June, the administration proposed a broad series of regulatory reforms [press release; JURIST report] aimed at restoring confidence in the US financial system.


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Haverhill leaders need to be concerned about the city's future as they consider a plan to sell water and sewer service to nearby communities.
The last thing Haverhill needs is to sacrifice its own potential for growth to promote the development of an economic competitor.
In September, Councilor Sven Amirian proposed that Haverhill sell water and sewer services to nearby communities such as Plaistow. City Councilors David Hall and Michael Young, whose terms expired this week, used the occasion of their last council meeting to warn against Amirian's proposal.
They made several good points.
Hall said he is concerned that, while Haverhill may have sufficient water now, the city's anticipated growth over the next several decades means the city will need all the water it can get for its own residents.
Haverhill water supply issues came to a head in 2009 when the City Council heard the results of a study of the city's potential sources of water. Haverhill currently gets its water from Kenoza Lake, Crystal Lake and Millvale Reservoir. The city's state water permit allows it to draw 7.1 million gallons per day from those sources. That's enough to provide for the city now, but will not meet the city's needs as it grows to an estimated population of 75,000 over the next few decades.
A six-year, $422,000 study of the water supply from 2002-2009 found no new sources of water for Haverhill other than the Merrimack River. The study projected that Haverhill's demand for water would outstrip its current supply by 2019.
The idea of using the Merrimack to supplement the drinking water supply split the council and Mayor James Fiorentini and raised an outcry among a number of Haverhill residents.
Critics of the plan raised concerns about the safety of river water given Haverhill's place as the last major city between the river and the ocean. Several cities that now tap the Merrimack River for drinking water, such as Lowell, Methuen and Lawrence, are upriver from Haverhill.
The outgoing councilors also questioned the wisdom of providing water to Plaistow, an economic competitor to Haverhill. Why make it easier for businesses to relocate over the border to New Hampshire, Young and Hall asked.
"It's a matter of supply and demand," Hall said. "We can't afford to do it.''
Indeed, why would Haverhill want to limit its own potential for growth by selling off some of its water supply, while at the same time making more economic growth possible in Plaistow?
That argument was enough to win over at least one councilor.
Councilor William Macek said in September he had an "open mind" to the possibility of selling water alone. Now, he told reporter Tim McCarthy he's become "lukewarm" to the idea, primarily because Haverhill's sewer service keeps restaurants from crossing the border into New Hampshire. (See story, page 1.)
"I don't want to put Haverhill at any disadvantage," he said. "I would not want to lose our downtown restaurants for a location in New Hampshire."
Haverhill already is providing some water and sewer services to other communities. A water line services some Plaistow businesses just over border from Haverhill. The city treats up to 500,000 gallons of Groveland sewage daily, bringing Haverhill about $225,000 annually and also provides water to about 30 homes along Center Street in that community.
Amirian wants to look into expanding the sale of water and sewer service.
"I didn't appreciate people putting the issue to rest after a 10-minute conversation," Amirian said of the initial reaction to his proposal in September.
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One of the coldest tracks on the album. Glad to see Q make a video for this, both artist kill it. Oxymoron in stores now.
One of the coldest tracks on the album. Glad to see Q make a video for this, both artist kill it. Oxymoron in stores now.
New one from Chuck Inglish's upcoming project, Convertibles, with a feature from fellow Chi-Town rapper, Chance The Rapper. This beat is ridiculously smooth.
Lupe Fiasco with another hot joint and still reaching out to the new school. This time some one from from the new school who some call "THE TRUTH" and the "THE GOD" when it comes to rap… TDE's Ab-Soul. This track is filled with Back TO back clever ass lines from both Lupe and Soul. This dope track is called 'Thorns & Horns' from lupe's upcoming album Tetsuo & Youth. Check out the track below (Its nice to hear lupe off the B.S)
Another remix and video from Big Boi's upcoming re-release/remix of his album "Vicious Lie & Dangerous Rumors". Yes, this is the actual video.
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Pointless Patents
Microsoft has been granted a patent on 'Page Up' and 'Page Down' keystrokes.
The software giant applied for the patent in 2005, and was granted it on August 19, 2008. US patent number 7,415,666 describes "a method and system in a document viewer for scrolling a substantially exact increment in a document, such as one page, regardless of whether the zoom is such that some, all or one page is currently being viewed".
This is being reported on ZDNet. I thought it was a joke at first. I am still looking for someone to jump up and say "April Fool." Please, tell me this is a spoof...please!!!
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veryy Good. nice to meet you linuxjournal :D
Need a script to play an
Need a script to play an excerpt on the numeric keypad from MSHammer's famous tune "MS can't NumLock the world" on the "Do Linux or Pay the Price" album.
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Haven't had time to put an ani-png of Tux doing the patented MSHammer rooster dance yet.
Patent System is not necessarily broken, just corrupt
I did try a patent once, just to see what happened. My observations were that a patent almost never belongs to the inventor, as such a person never has enough money or autonomy to be able take out a patent. If anyone ever achieves this they do, they have to exploit it, and defend it.
I noted also that large research companies typically take out huge numbers of patents on the most apparently trivial "inventions" just in case one of them might bring in some value. The check for prior art also doesn't seem to be particularly rigorous, probably because of the massive volume of these patents coming in all the time. The patent concept is a good one in principle, but it is the tendency of humankind to corrupt any good thing that has dominated. The MS patent looks like just part of the patent diorrhea.
The Patent isn't for the PageUp and PageDown Keys
Before I say anything (else), I want to say that I agree that the whole patent (and copyright) situation is bad, especially in software.
However, I read through some of this stuff a few days ago, and it is *not* true that "Microsoft has been granted a patent on 'Page Up' and 'Page Down' keystrokes".
A more accurate description of what they have patented is, as described in the article: "a method and system in a document viewer for scrolling a substantially exact increment in a document, such as one page, regardless of whether the zoom is such that some, all or one page is currently being viewed".
My problem with that is that it seems pretty obvious (as a user), and, iirc, applications like Acrobat Reader already do that (this was pointed out in some of the stuff I read the other day).
The thing that I want in all applications is the following. Many applications let you page so that the first un-viewable line line on a new page is in some fixed position, maybe the top line (not ideal), the 2nd line, or the 3rd line. Once you get the hang of it you know where to pick up your reading on the new page, and, with a line or two that you've previously read, you can pick up the context if you've been interrupted.
Then you get to the last page, and find the next line to read might be anywhere on the page.
I hope none can patent that, as "back in the day" (prior to 2001, I complained to every support group I came across (including Microsoft for MS Word). It seems to me my complaints should somehow count as prior art. Unfortunately, I don't have any documentation of them.
Look at the big picture
If this is true, it just confirms 2 things to me:
1. How corrupt and bereft of any value the entire patenting system is, and has been for many years now. Do you wonder why the likes of China, and most of the rest of us in the rest of the world simply pirate stuff now? But why does the USA support patents? Because you do not produce and export goods anymore, so you need royalties and patents in software and medicine etc to try in vain to prop up your economy and help pay for your immense debt and military forays. The business and economic aspects to the Great American Dream are bankrupt, and now so is America. Your housing crisis, stock market woes, and forced bail-out of Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac are no more than symptoms of this. It does not take a genius to see this: its blindingly obvious. In a nutshell the wealth that the USA gained from the 2nd World War has run out.
2. Microsoft's strategic business philosophy of screwing money from everywhere it can, by whatever means it can. This great capitalist dinosaur, whose old leader rightly said that 'Linux is Un-American', is a dying part of a dying system. That system, capitalism, is based on supposedly open competition but in fact has led to the subversion of freedom, commercial viability based on obfuscation (partly stripped away by the internet), greed, and propping up the established and the rich via patents and royalties at the expense of everyone else.
See my post on standards
I cannot argue either point...and I cannot even think it would be fun to try. Take a look at my post on standards for another twist on this whole mess.
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An element of absurdity is a solid fundament of a funny joke. Unfortunately, if the absurdity became a reality then...
Anyway, the "'Page Up' and 'Page Down' keystrokes" Patent can be viewed at US Goverment's website:
What if I change my keymaps? Am I breaking the patent???!!!
What stupid nonsense.
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I have been using computers for quite a few years. Once Page Up and Page Down appeared on keyboards, I really don't remember needing someone or something to clarify what those keys might do.
So, if Microsoft can patent the funcion of the key it would seem that they should be able to claim some other IP right for the meaning of "Page Up" and "Page Down". And, as for me, I think I need to find a new career that doesn't involve computers.
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International hockey timeline
1873 James Creighton devises informal rules for a new winter game in Montreal, a game which later became known as ice hockey.
1875 The first pre-announced game between two named teams, officiated by a referee, with a recorded score is played at Montreals Victoria Skating Rink on March 3. James Creightons McGill team defeats Captain Torrences Victoria team 2-1.
1877 McGill University in Montreal forms the first organized hockey team on January 31. On February 27, the Montreal Gazette publishes the first rules seven in all for hockey. The rules are based on field hockey rules.
1881 The McGill University team poses at Montreals Crystal Palace Rink for what would be the worlds first photograph of a hockey team.
1893 The first Stanley Cup games are played with Montreal Amateur Athletic Association Winged Wheelers being the first winners.
1897 Canadian champion skater George Meagher travels to Paris, France and brings hockey equipment with him. He oversees a series of friendly games between Paris Palais de Glace Club and bandy clubs from London and Glasgow.
1902 The first real ice hockey games in Europe are played at the Princes Skating Club in Knightsbridge, England.
1905 Two international games between Belgium and France are played in Brussels on March 4, Belgium winning both, 3-0 and 4-2. Ice hockey games, with no unified set of rules, are also played in Switzerland that year.
1908 The International Ice Hockey Federation, initially named Ligue Internationale de Hockey sur Glace (LIHG), is founded in Paris, France on May 15. France, Belgium, Switzerland, Great Britain and Bohemia are the founding members. The first LIHG-organized games are played in Berlin, Germany on November 3-5. Four club teams participate in games which feature two periods of 20 minutes each. Germany becomes the sixth member nation of the LIHG.
1910 The first LIHG European Championships take place in the Swiss winter resort of Les Avants on January 10-12. Great Britain is the first country to claim an international ice hockey championship.
1911 The LIHG adopts Canadian rules for all levels of play on March 14.
1917The National Hockey League is formed consisting of four teamsMontreal Canadiens, Toronto Arenas, Ottawa Senators, and Montreal Wanderers.
1920 The Olympic Summer Games in Antwerp, Belgium host the first international ice hockey tournament with North American participation. The games are played on a very small rink, 56 x 18 meters. Canada (Winnipeg Falcons) wins gold. Teams play seven-men a side (the extra skater is the rover).
1921 The first LIHG European Championships after World War I is contested. Only Sweden and Czechoslovakia take part in the Stockholm event, won by the Swedes, 7-4.
1923 The LIHG adopts a new set of rules. The game is now played with five skaters and a goalie and the games consist of three, 15-minute periods. The rink size is 80 x 40 meters, considerably bigger than the eventual standard size of 60 x 30.
1930 The first IIHF World Championship outside the Olympics take place in Chamonix, Berlin, and Vienna.
1933 USA becomes the first country other than Canada to win the IIHF World Championship.
1936 The three zones of the hockey rink are introduced. Players must carry the puck to another zone, not pass it. Body-checking is allowed only in the defensive zone. Rink size is changed to 60 x 30 meters. Great Britain stops Canadas Olympic domination by winning gold in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
1939-47There is no World Championship or Olympic play during World War II.
1946 The red line at centre ice and the modern offside rule is introduced in the new rule book. Body-checking is allowed only in the defensive half of the ice. All games now consist of three, 20-minute periods.
1947 Czechoslovakia becomes the first non-North American team to win the IIHF World Championship.
1948 Canada wins its fifth Olympic gold, but only on goal difference. The world is closing in.
1952 Canada (Edmonton Mercurys) wins its sixth Olympic gold. It would be Canadas last Olympic hockey gold medal for 50 years.
1953 Sweden wins the IIHF World Championship for the first time, but only three teams finish the event held in Zurich, Switzerland.
1954 The Soviet Union enters the IIHF World Championship and strikes gold in Stockholm, Sweden.
1956 The Soviet Union wins their first Olympic gold, in Cortina, Italy.
1957 The largest hockey crowd ever, more then 50.000 spectators at Moscows Lenin Stadium, watch Sweden win world championship gold after a 4-4-tie against the Soviet Union.
1960 USA wins its first Olympic gold at Squaw Valley, California.
1961 The Trail Smoke Eaters world championship gold in Geneva, Switzerland is the last of an era as the Soviet Union takes over. Canadas world championship drought lasted 33 years.
1963 The Soviet Union begins its streak of nine consecutive IIHF World Championship gold medals.
1964 Canada gives up sending club teams to the World Championships and Olympics as Father David Bauers national team starts representing the country.
1968 The Soviet Union wins its third Olympic gold, in Grenoble, France. Canadas bronze was the countrys last international medal for ten years.
1969 Body-checking is allowed in all three zones in international hockey, a rule change that paves way for future confrontations between amateurs and professionals.
1970 Canada leaves international hockey after a disagreement with the IIHF over the amateur rule. Sweden hosts the World Championship, initially allocated to Canada (Montreal and Winnipeg). Canada does not participate again in either the World Championship or Olympics until 1977. The World Championship in Stockholm is the first where helmets are mandatory for skaters.
1971 Czechoslovakias Marcel Sakac, Swedens Leif Holmqvist and Christer Abrahamsson and USAs Carl Wetzel are the last goaltenders to play without a face mask in the World Championships, in Switzerland.
1972 Czechoslovakia wins its first world championship gold in 23 years and ends the Soviet Unions streak of nine consecutive world titles. This is the first year where there is both an Olympics and World Championship tournament. Hockey history is written in September as the Soviet Union takes on a fully professional Team Canada in the eight-game Summit Series. Canadas Paul Henderson wins the series for Canada with just 34 seconds remaining in Game 8 in Moscow. Team USA becomes the first national squad to wear name bars on their sweaters at the Olympics in Sapporo. Swedish defenseman Thommie Bergman becomes the first European-trained player to occupy a regular roster spot and play a full season in the NHL, for Detroit. Goaltenders face masks become mandatory in Olympics and World Championships.
1973Borje Salming, a Swedish defenseman, becomes the first European-trained player to achieve star status in the NHL, playing for Toronto.
1975CSKA Moscow and the Montreal Canadiens play to an historic 3-3 tie at the Montreal Forum on New Years Eve, one of the finest exhibitions of pure hockey ever played.
1976 The inaugural open international hockey tournament Canada Cup -- is staged for the first time. Darryl Sittlers overtime goal in game two of the best-of-three finals against Czechoslovakia in Montreal wins the cup for Canada. It is the first international tournament officiated by one referee and two linesmen as opposed to the two-referee system.
1977 Canada re-enters the World Championship with a professional squad in Vienna, Austria after a seven-year absence but fails to win a medal. Czechoslovakia becomes the first country other than Canada and the Soviet Union to win two consecutive World Championship gold medals. It is the first World Championship which is officiated by one referee and two linesmen. The IIHF introduces the World Junior (U20) Championship as a formal, annual event which for the previous three years had been an invitational tournament only and not sanctioned by the governing body.
1979 The Soviet Union shocks the NHL All-Star Team in the Challenge Cup by winning the third and decisive game 6-0 at New Yorks Madison Square Garden.
1980 The biggest upset in international hockey history: A collegian Team USA defeats the Soviet Union 4-3 at Lake Placid en route to a gold medal. The Soviets silver breaks what would have been a streak of eight consecutive Olympic gold medals by Soviet Union/Russia.
1981 The Soviet Union beats Sweden 13-1 in the most lopsided World Championship decider and goes on to defeat Team Canada 8-1 in the one-game Canada Cup final in Montreal, arguably the most crushing defeat in Canadas international hockey history.
1983 Legendary Soviet goalie Vladislav Tretiak is selected by Montreal in the NHLs Entry Draft, though he is never allowed to join the team. Tretiak retires following the next season as the most successful player in the history of international hockey with ten World Championship gold medals, two silver and one bronze, including three Olympic golds and one silver.
1984 The Soviet Union does not lose a game for over four years and sweeps through the Sarajevo Olympics undefeated, claiming its sixth Olympic gold. Canada makes up for its 1981 defeat by winning this years Canada Cup. Mike Bossys dramatic overtime goal in the semifinal inflicts the Soviets their first loss since Lake Placid 1980.
1987 Sweden wins its first World Championship gold in 25 years, in Vienna, Austria. Canada wins the fourth Canada Cup after a three-game series against the Soviet Union where all games end with the same score, 6-5. Canadas Mario Lemieux and Wayne Gretzky dominate the series.
1988 The Soviet Union wins its seventh and last Olympic hockey gold, in Calgary, Canada.
1989 Alexander Mogilny becomes the first Soviet hockey defector as he leaves the team immediately following the World Championship in Stockholm.
1990 The Eastern Bloc starts to collapse and many players from former socialist countries can be freely signed by NHL-clubs. The first IIHF-sanctioned World Womens Championship takes place in Ottawa, Canada.
1992 Sweden wins consecutive World Championship gold medals for the first time. The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) the former Soviet Union and the future Russia wins Olympic gold in Albertville, France. The IIHF abandons round-robin playoffs as means of determining the medalists and introduces the cup-system with quarterfinals, semifinals and final.
1993 Russia wins its first World Championship gold, but it also marks the end of the Soviet Union/Russian dominance after 39 years.
1994 Sweden wins its first Olympic gold, in Lillehammer, Norway, after Peter Forsbergs daring shootout goal against Canada, a goal so famous that it eventually became a postage stamp in Sweden.
1994 Canada wins its first world championship gold in 33 years, in Milan, Italy, becoming the first team to win the IIHF World Championship in a shootout. Luc Robitaille is the shootout hero in the final against Finland.
1995 Finland becomes the seventh nation to win the IIHF World Championship gold as they defeat archrival Sweden on their home ice in Stockholm.
1996 USA wins the inaugural World Cup of Hockey, which replaced the Canada Cup. Its the USAs biggest international success since the 1980 Olympic Miracle on Ice.
1997 IIHF Congress decides to take away the red line for the purpose of allowing the two-line pass, the most important rule change in international hockey since 1969. The new rule is implemented for the first time at the 1999 World Championship in Norway. The IIHF Hall of Fame is established.
1998 For the first time since its founding in 1917, the National Hockey League takes a break to allow its players to participate in the Olympic Winter Games. Surprisingly, the Czech Republic wins its first Olympic gold in Nagano, Japan. Womens hockey makes its debut on the Olympic program and USA wins the historic gold medal, defeating arch-rival Canada.
1999 Jan Hlavac becomes the first player to decide a World Championship gold medal game in overtime as Czechs defeat Finland in Lillehammer, Norway.
2001 The Czech Republic becomes the first nation other than Canada and the Soviet Union to win three consecutive World Championships.
2002 Canada ends a 50-year drought by winning Olympic gold in Salt Lake City, USA. The country strikes a double as Canadas women also win. Slovakia becomes the eighth nation to win the World Championship, in Gothenburg, Sweden, two months after finishing 13th in the Olympics.
2004 Canada wins consecutive World Championship titles for the first time since 1959. The Canadians defeat Sweden in both 2003 and 2004.
2006 Sweden becomes the first country in international hockey history to win Olympic gold and the World Championship in the same year, capturing the titles in Turin and Riga, respectively. The Swedish women also make history by defeating USA in a shootout in the semi-finals, earning a silver medal and marking the first time a womens final featured a matchup other than Canada-USA.
2007 IIHF introduces the three-point system. The World Championship in Moscow is the first IIHFs flagship event where a regulation-time win is awarded with three points.
2008 Canada hosts its first World Championship to mark the centenary of the IIHF. Quebec City (celebrating its 400th anniversary) and Halifax host the 56 games and 16 countries.


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