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ITC: Samsung guilty of infringing on Apple's text-selection patent
0. phoneArena 05 Apr 2013, 15:32 posted on
The ITC ruled last week that Samsung was guilty of infringing on an Apple patent for text-selecting, but had held back the release of the verdict until Thursday to allow both firms to redact any sensitive content; and revolves around the text selection in the Android browser but also the translucent buttons in the Android photo gallery...
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1. osmaankhaan (unregistered)
Yawn... boring....
42. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
No, is terrifying, what's next? Stolen "icon" patent and later invalidated?
Rotten Apple
2. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 12918; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
Justice is served.
15. tedkord (Posts: 11566; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
So you read the part about the microphone jack.
18. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
He doesn't read, just troll.
24. Aeires (unregistered)
"All six commission members will hear the case in August and then make a final decision."
That part too. Until the final decision is made, it's still not conclusive.
31. lyndon420 (Posts: 4348; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
The iPhone has a microphone jack? Now that's new, brilliant, amazing, and most likely a typo.
41. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Remember the Samsung commercial last year? The headphone jack is on the bottom POWWW!!! Lol
43. Alan01 (Posts: 370; Member since: 21 Mar 2012)
If you re-read the article, you will see that nowhere does it state that the Apple iPhone has a microphone jack. Apple happens to own the patent for a method to determine of a microphone is plugged into such a jack which was allegedly infringed on by the Samsung Transform.
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19. jacko1977 (Posts: 428; Member since: 11 Feb 2012)
its a frand patent
20. sprockkets (Posts: 1611; Member since: 16 Jan 2012)
Yes it was. I'm sure you also will feel that way, seeing apple paying $368.2 million to a patent troll VirnetX + $330k daily royalty fine.
28. iushnt (Posts: 1675; Member since: 06 Feb 2013)
Haha btw apple is getting what it deserves.. Bad reputation.. Poor Apple, scared as hell
3. HASHTAG (unregistered)
Samsung's "guily," eh?
6. 305Bucko (Posts: 506; Member since: 07 Aug 2011)
Guily as chaged
29. DHILLON_ARSH (Posts: 66; Member since: 11 Mar 2013)
nah it aint....
4. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
They do select text in a similar way, but I don't know about infringement.
5. moronman66 (Posts: 162; Member since: 09 Jan 2012)
So.... Samsung lost and won again? Am I the only one who's tired of hearing about these pointless lawsuits that really don't matter? It's obvious that Apple is going after Samsung because they're their major competition, the mobile device industry should be a rivalry, and Apple should try to better itself to have better sales if it wants to hurt Samsung, not break their knee caps with lawsuits.
7. xprimer (Posts: 43; Member since: 25 Jan 2013)
ohhh. . .sammy is sad. . .
8. ama3654 (Posts: 295; Member since: 27 Nov 2012)
I wonder what would have happened if it was Apple that invented the mobile phone(Luckily Not), the iphone just didn't appear out of thin air, they copied pretty much everyone to make the iphone, then patent every prior art they might have improved or so smh. They are stagnant and desperate now as everyone has moved way beyond them in technology and innovation, this is just gonna make people hate them more and more, IDIOTS!
25. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Dang dude sounds like you're taking this kinda personal. IJS.
27. joey_sfb (Posts: 5733; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
Apple is the latest player in the mobile phone market. That's a fact!
And its only them that start the whole sueing for sales ban bs. Others are happy to keep selling phones before apple appear in late 2007.
30. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
I agree, but he's still taking kinda personal.
32. lyndon420 (Posts: 4348; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
As a consumer he's pissed, and rightfully so.
33. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
He doesn't sound like consumer, he sounds like a share holder.
34. joey_sfb (Posts: 5733; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
We are all stakeholder in this as apple try to rob us from our freedom to choose.
39. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Oh c'mon now Joey. Stop it with the dramatics, if pepsi had it their way they'd be the only soft drink maker, if Porsche had it their way they'd be the only auto maker, and dare I say it...if Sammy had it their way they'd be the only handset maker. Greed drives big business bro
46. joey_sfb (Posts: 5733; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
The only good news from apple is they failed at getting the sales ban on any current products.
Let hope it remain that way.
48. quakan (Posts: 1373; Member since: 02 Mar 2011)
Yeah Joey is definitely being overly-dramatic.
9. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Damns apple suing on a 3phone yr old device? Com on sick tired of this shyt already
10. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
Apple sucks. I have no idea how anyone can support them. HTC should have grown a pair and refuse to pay Apple.
13. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
The law is the law, he's not necessarily supporting them. He's making a ruling based on the evidence. I once sat on a jury, and voted not guilty despite that I thought the guy was, cuz of the evidence. Stop thinking apples buying everyone off...Sammy could actually be in the wrong
11. jroc74 (Posts: 6004; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
I guess this is the fall of Samsung. They will get hosed now.
I cant wait till all these lawsuits are over.
12. som (Posts: 768; Member since: 10 Nov 2009)
Rotten Apple suing Samsung on Android OS on "text selection". Apple didn't invented it, Apple stole and patented.
14. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
If that's the case Motorola should sue everyone, cuz they invented the cell phone. So everyone stole and patented from Motorola.
16. highonandroid (Posts: 19; Member since: 06 Mar 2013)
suing for text selection, really apple ?
23. vincelongman (Posts: 4404; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)
How can they even patent s**t like that?
17. osmaankhaan (unregistered)
samsung just throw a billon $ on their face which u earn every 2.4 days since its all about money for them
22. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Hell in that case I'm suing them lol.
21. chemhaz (Posts: 161; Member since: 04 May 2012)
Another reason to hate Apple but hey its free publicity for Samsung. Just like the bargain $1B media coverage received last year.
26. gmracer1 (Posts: 646; Member since: 28 Dec 2012)
I wonder if Apple will ever try to sue itself...
35. andymp3 (Posts: 15; Member since: 07 Dec 2010)
Who cares...so tired of apple and their lawsuits... You seem to be the only sites who cares so much when apple wins a suit... Just saying
36. speckledapple (Posts: 892; Member since: 29 Sep 2011)
text selection has patent? good lord something is wrong with this system.
37. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
When they can stop this and leave the court? I'm tired of this childish thing, like two kids fighting each other!
40. darkkjedii (Posts: 21184; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
38. Antonyjoseph (Posts: 217; Member since: 06 Apr 2013)
I guess income from lawsuits must be the most profitable Division of Apple's business now.
49. quakan (Posts: 1373; Member since: 02 Mar 2011)
No, handsets are.
44. roscuthiii (Posts: 2217; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
I have no idea how "text selection" doesn't come under prior art, or at least FRAND, so as much as I'd like to blame Apple for filing the suit, I have lay double the blame on the ITC for saying, "Durr... you says 'dey 'fringed on yer patent? Okay boss!"
47. papss (unregistered)
Ah the copier and the suer...SS does copy many things so I'm glad they are getting hit where it hurts and Apple is obviously scared and trying to hold on to what they have and now looks foolish


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Yesterday was snowing here in the Music City. There were such a big flakes and so thick that I thought for a moment that we will have big snow, snow that will actually stay on the ground.. but no that wasn't the case. It melted and the Sun came out again in the afternoon. I am not huge fan of long winter, but love the season change and at least for a week enjoy white blanket on the ground..but no that wasn't the case! This winter was mild and temperature change is just crazy..sometimes we would have 71 degrees Fahrenheit and sometimes 30 degrees Fahrenheit. I took a shot before it all melted!
|Can you believe after this came out to be an amazing sunny day?
There is no a recipe here today just a post with photos because there is not much to say about the cooking part except, season it, cook it and clean the plate!
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Sirloin steak is cut from the rear back portion of the animal. It is also very tender and has an amazing flavor.
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A guy who is really sweet and amazing.
That guy is so a Samuel
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A dashingly handsome guy, with a sweet and caring heart. He can be very introspective, and is a bit predisposed to pessimism, but he cares about his friends and family and would never do anything to hurt them. He is brave. Not afraid to take risks, and does on a regular basis. He would take a bullet for his family or friends in a heartbeat. He has a great sense of humor and is loved by all.
"He's so rotten but lovable. His name must be Samuel."
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Someone that cares too much for his girlfriend. So much he would take a bullet for her. He knows she's special and should be cared for.
Dude:That guy just jumped in front of that girl and took a bullet in the chest for her!
Dude 2:Dude bet his name's Samuel
Dude 2:Dude bet his name's Samuel
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Everyone needs a Samuel in his/her life: essential and perfection.
Everyone needs a Samuel in his/her life: essential and perfection.
A touch of Samuel and you're in heaven. Samuel, you're perfect! Samuel, I love you.Everyone needs a Samuel in his/her life!
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The last of the prophets from the Old Testament, who annointed King Saul. The son of Elkanah and Hannah. She named him Samuel, saying, "Because I asked the LORD for him." (1 Samuel 1:20)
1 Samuel 3:4 -Then the LORD called Samuel. Samuel answered, "Here I am."
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The name of a guy who is amazing at life, basketball, golf, and everything else. He is fun the hang out with, he's super good-looking, has a great sense of humor, very smart, loving, generous, gentleman, and more. You can't go wrong having him as your best friend, or boyfriend. There is never a dull moment with him. You can trust him with anything, and he's the best advice giver in the world. He has great taste in clothes, even though he's perfectly straight, and will do anything to make his girlfriend happy. He was raised by some awesome people, and will be the best husband and father.
1) "Samuel, I love you."
2) "Samuel! Be good!"
3) "Buh-bye."
4) "I hahrt you."
2) "Samuel! Be good!"
3) "Buh-bye."
4) "I hahrt you."
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Samuel the hottie
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LOCKPORT – Marlyn M. Rubin has become the second man to plead guilty in connection with the near-fatal shooting of a Niagara Falls teenager, but the story he told Thursday in Niagara County Court didn't match the one another defendant told last week.
Rubin, 20, of Niagara Street in the Falls, told County Judge Matthew J. Murphy III that the last man he saw with a gun was Jacob J. Taggart, 23.
"I heard shots, but I have no idea who actually fired them," Rubin said.
Last week, Paul E. Buck Jr., 21, said he was the one who shot Anthony McDougald, 18, at 12th and Niagara streets April 25.
Deputy District Attorney Doreen M. Hoffmann said it doesn't matter much who pulled the trigger, because all the defendants are charged as accomplices to each other.
McDougald was left with a bullet lodged near his heart that surgeons cannot safely remove.
Rubin said his friend Buck got into an argument with McDougald before Taggart and a fourth man, whose name Rubin didn't know, arrived on the scene.
They all followed McDougald in a car, and Rubin said he saw Taggart with a handgun inside the auto. The car stopped, and Rubin said he and Buck emerged to fight McDougald.
"I was about to have a fist fight with him," Rubin said. Then he heard three gunshots.
Rubin accepted a plea offer to second-degree assault, the same charge Buck admitted to last week. Both have agreed to testify against Taggart, and both face maximum prison sentences of seven years when they return to court March 21. Taggart, a repeat felon, faces a maximum of 25 years if he is convicted on the first-degree assault and reckless endangerment charges filed against him.
In another case Thursday, a Wheatfield man pleaded guilty in the July 15 stabbing of a man outside a North Tonawanda bar.
Joshua C. Oakes, 25, of River Road, admitted to a reduced charge of attempted first-degree assault. County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas agreed to give Oakes no more than seven years behind bars when he is sentenced March 14. The maximum for the charge would have been 15 years.
Oakes, whose record includes a 2008 first-degree assault conviction in Orange County, Calif., was charged with stabbing Paul Diesing, of North Tonawanda, three times in the torso and twice in the leg outside Ava's Place on Webster Street.
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The Amherst Industrial Development Agency on Friday approved nearly $2 million in tax breaks for Iskalo Development Co.'s renovation of the Lord Amherst Hotel and Sonoma Grille restaurant, despite vocal opposition from Snyder residents who object to plans for a larger Hyatt Place on the same property.
A crowd of nearly two dozen people attended the morning meeting, with six people speaking against Iskalo's plans for a six-story nationally branded hotel with 137 rooms.
That separate project, which would be built behind the aging Lord Amherst and facing the Youngmann Expressway interchange with Main Street, has raised the ire of residents of the neighborhood whose backyards abut the property.
Although Iskalo owns the entire 6.5-acre property at 5000-5010 Main St. where the current Lord Amherst and Sonoma sit and where the Hyatt would be built, Amherst IDA and company officials said the two projects are distinct. The company plans to subdivide the property into separate parcels.
They said the matter under consideration on Friday dealt only with renovations to bring the Lord Amherst and Sonoma to an "as new" condition. While Iskalo officials have submitted plans for the Hyatt to the Amherst Town Board, the project is awaiting environmental reviews and other approvals before it can come to the IDA.
That didn't stop outraged neighbors from speaking out during the public hearing portion of the meeting.
"While the upgrading of the Lord Amherst is long overdue and generally welcome, there is widespread and substantial neighborhood and community opposition to the planned new hotel," said Michele Marconi, who lives on Livingston Parkway in Snyder, which runs behind the proposed hotel site.
"I am opposed to any and all assistance which may be considered or provided to allow for this project to move forward ... I ask for your vote to disapprove," she said.
"I've always understood IDAs as intended to develop and help communities where they are," said David Kernan, also of Livingston Parkway. "In this case, for the IDA to approve this application would be to oppress people in this neighborhood in order to further the ambitions of a developer."
But David Chiazza, executive vice president for Iskalo, denied there are any "budgeted items for site work that would be related to the proposed Hyatt Place."
"The abatement that would come for the Lord Amherst, which has been in continuous operation for 50 years, and is really the only hotel that can claim that in Western New York, is to take a hotel that has 35 percent occupancy and really should be closed and try to see if we could keep it in Snyder," he said.
"It's challenging. It needs everything. It hasn't been touched materially in 50 years ... That's the basis for our need for your assistance, and it is limited to just the Lord Amherst."
Opponents said it's not that simple. "To say that this meeting is separate from the Hyatt Hotel under consideration is very disingenuous," said Kernan. "Obviously the viability of the redevelopment of the Lord Amherst is dependent on some further development of the property, and that further development of the property is the Hyatt hotel, so the two projects are economically interconnected."
According to IDA documents, Iskalo's application calls for revamping and equipping the 56,000-square-foot Lord Amherst and Sonoma and adding a 1,700-square-foot expansion to the restaurant. Iskalo bought the property in October 2011 from the longtime owners, and received IDA sales tax breaks at that time for "initial property improvements and equipment purchases" that would precede a further renovation, the documents said.
The hotel and restaurant have recently received initial approval from the National Park Service to be designated one of the "Historic Hotels of America," which will help with marketing the independent and unbranded hotel, the IDA summary said.
Work would include completing deferred maintenance, making the buildings handicapped accessible with an elevator, removing asbestos, upgrading mechanical systems to be energy efficient and renovating guest rooms, corridors, lobby, reception areas and amenities.
The costs would approach what it would take to just tear down and replace them with a new limited-service, mid-scale hotel, Iskalo said, and the lack of a national brand means it's harder to attract a lot of business and it can't charge as much as franchised hotels.
IDA benefits "will aid in overcoming this and give the historic hotel the best chance to succeed," the IDA summary said.
The agency's board, with only Amherst Town Supervisor Dr. Barry Weinstein voting "no," authorized $1.07 million in tax savings on the $9.89 million renovation. That includes $615,374 in property tax savings, $359,407 in sales tax breaks and $98,858 in mortgage tax relief.
In exchange, under the agency's 10-year exemption and gradually increasing payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT), Iskalo will pay a total of $1.92 million in property taxes over the period. That breaks down to $1.24 million to the Amherst Central School District, $374,779 to the Town of Amherst and $307,563 to Erie County.
By comparison, the property would pay $1.1 million in property taxes over 10 years under its current level, so the PILOT calls for $834,076 in added taxes.
Officials said municipalities have already benefited from Iskalo's purchase of the property, which had been assessed at about $600,000 when it was acquired but is now assessed at $3.5 million.
According to the application, the project will keep 43 full-time positions and create 26 more, with both hourly and salaried positions that range from minimum wage to $65,000 a year.
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In the picture I am wearing one of my "qweaters," that is a quilt-sweater combination, with a knitted back and sleeves, with a quilted front. Posing in front of my Snow Crystals quilt that was the ...
In the picture I am wearing one of my "qweaters," that is a quilt-sweater combination, with a knitted back and sleeves, with a quilted front. Posing in front of my Snow Crystals quilt that was the cover quilt, Quilter's Newsletter January 1999.
Although I have been playing with fabrics and threads since childhood, I didn't make my first quilt until 1969, but by 1982 quilting became my passion. I have had several years of in-depth study of quilt history, design and techniques with some very traditional and non-traditional quilt teachers.
Since then one of my quilts won an Honorable Mention at the American Quilt Society in Paducah, KY and have had eight quilts juried into American Quilter's Society Show in Paducah, KY and four into the International Quilt Assn in Houston, TX.
I also have numerous patterns and books published, as well as teaching quilt classes on line at Quilt University. The book "A Thread Runs Through It," is based on my one woman play, which has been wonderful to present to guilds.
My website keeps me busy too. For over ten years I have been presenting an Applique Block of the Month at http://bdieges.com.
Teapot and Roses is the first of the 2012 Oma's Cupboard Applique Block of the Month collection, these are offered free each month on my website http://bdieges.com. The past blocks are on Craftsy for those who have missed them.
The blocks can stand alone, but are designed to be in a quilt that appears to be a cupboard of cubbies, with plates, teapots, cups, saucers, vases, other items and especially flowers. They can also be made in small groups for wall hangings.
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Whoever broke into that heavily guarded public building to cause a ruccus must have been part of Project Mayhem!
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1)A secret operation carried out by the Fight Club, led by Tyler Durden, to topple the corporate american system. Project Mayhem is an ongoing struggle against the power hungry rich bastards who don't give a fuck about the white coller working class american people.
2) A unique and better way of looking at life
2) A unique and better way of looking at life
1) blow up credit card buildings, reset the debt to zero
2a) In Tyler we trusted....
2b) On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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2b) On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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You don't talk about project mayhem .
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I threw up a photo on Facebook last week for Throw Back Thursday.
It was an old snapshot of me, my two sisters and my female cousin at the beach.
It was the summer of 1963, my Age of Innocence.
I was just beginning to get my arms around this whole Santa Claus and presents thing. I loved baseball. I didnt know what school was yet, not for another two months. My great-grandfather Big Grandpa a big Irish man they called Big Mike OHara, was still alive.
Life was one long endless summer.
And I dreamed of being a cowboy.
This was before Superman, when for me Superman was Chuck Connors as Lucas McCain in The Rifleman.
He was the cowboys cowboy, more so than Roy Rogers, or the Lone Ranger, or Gene Autry.
For one, I couldnt yodel like Roy Rogers and I couldnt play guitar like Gene Autry.
But I could shoot a rifle like Chuck Connors.
The Riflemans gimmick was all about the rifle, a modified Winchester Model 1892 with a large ring lever drilled and tapped for a set screw, according to Wikipedia.
The lever design allowed Connors to cock the rifle by spinning it around his hand. In addition, the screw could be positioned to depress the trigger every time he worked the lever, allowing for rapid fire.
Wikipedia also told me the whole Rifleman concept was a gross anachronism because the John Browning-designed rifle appeared in a show set 12 years before it was designed.
I didnt care.
I was five years old. All I know is I lived for the opening credits when Chuck would fire that rifle nine or ten times in the shows first 10 seconds.
I was sold.
Now, back to the Throwback Thursday photograph.
My sisters, my cousin and I were standing along the beach at the water line of Lake Missaukee in Lake City, Michigan. We posed in a line by a boat.
There was sand.
There was water.
There was marine craft.
My sisters and cousin all wore sailors hats.
And me?
I wore a cowboy hat.
Notice a pattern here?
My head-in-the-clouds square peg free spirited nature reared its ugly head at an early age.
I can still hear the hushed whispers even today.
Were at the beach! Theres water! And hes wearing a cowboy hat!
You need to have a long talk with that boy.
Does Danny not get it? He should be wearing a captains hat. This is the beach not the wild West.
Thank goodness hes wearing pants.
I remained true to my first love.
My guns of choice were a pair of pearl handled six shooters with rhinestone inlays stowed in a white leather holster.
My cowboy suit of choice included cowboy boots, my hat, my six-shooters, a Rifleman tee-shirt and my Fruit of the Looms briefs.
I had a thing for running around in nothing but my underwear at a very early age.
My creative spirit would not be inhibited by the confinements of pants.
And I remained a cowboy until that fateful day I saw Clark Kent whip off his classes, jerk his tie-knot askew and duck into the storage room closet.
A moment later to a great fanfare of music he emerged wearing a bright red cape, red underpants, and leotards.
And he jumped out the window.
Not even Roy Rogers could do that.
I long thought it was the cape that sold me on Superman, but as I get older and more reflective, I know it wasnt the cape.
Superman was my kindred spirit, not to have his superpowers restricted by the confinement of pants.
Yes, it was the underpants.
Red, no less.
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see Square
(as the L and 7 together closely resemble a square shape)
(as the L and 7 together closely resemble a square shape)
"Johnny is an L7"
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A gang originated in Massapequa Park consisting of 7 girls. Found in the ghetto of pequa (North of Sunrise)
Often seen in pictures with representing hand signs.
Often seen in pictures with representing hand signs.
Don't mess with L7, they'll eff you up
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Slang term used to describe an older slang term of being "square" which was often used to indicate akwardness or someone who is completely odd. If you put the letter "L" and the number "7" close enough together, the two characters create a shape resembling a square.
I got lost in the city and ended up in an unfamiliar neighborhood where I felt completely like an L 7.
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L 7 was used in the 50's/60's to represent being "square" or old-fashioned or un-cool. (People would hold up their thumbs and forefingers to create a square shape as a non-verbal representation.)
In the song "Woolly Bully" one of the lines is "Let's not be L 7, come and learn to dance.
by Anne Price March 14, 2006
Badass female rock group, songs include "Pretend we're dead" and "Andres"
L7 are good hard rock, listen to "Andres"
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Pioneering Seattle grunge band.
We were supposed to go see L-7 with Babes In Toyland but The Man got the fire marshal to close down the club.
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L7 aka square when you make it with your fingers and thumbs. another word for cigarettes.
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Joann L. Cole, 76, of Tiffin, passed away at 12:56 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012, at Mercy Tiffin Hospital.
Joann was born Jan. 7, 1936, in Lansing, Mich., to Roger and Velma (Wood) Balmer. She married Virgil E. Cole Oct. 29, 1954, in Lansing, Mich., and he preceded her in death Feb. 24, 2007.
Joann is survived by her four children, Rebecca (Jeffrey) King, Esther (Cole) Chilcutt and Stephen (Maria) Cole, all of Tiffin and David E. (Carol) Cole of Attica; a brother, George R. Balmer of Diamondale, Mich.; a sister, Kay A. Schmidtmann of DeWitt, Mich.; 19 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
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Joann was a 1954 graduate of Grand Ledge High School, Michigan. She was a homemaker, a member of Pillar of Faith Church,where she founded the church clothing bank 18 years ago, and a secretary for an insurance company.
A funeral for Joann will be 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, at Engle-Shook Funeral Home & Crematory, 135 N. Washington St., Tiffin, OH 44883, (419) 447-1221, with the Rev. John Wildman officiating. Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bloomville.
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An Elkins insurance salesman accused of defrauding three people - at least two of whom were his customers - is free on bond.
Officers with the Elkins detachment of the West Virginia State Police recently filed three different criminal complaints against Jeremy Scott Davis, 33, for forgery and uttering. Davis, who was arrested Friday and then again Tuesday, is charged with a total of three felony counts of forgery and three felony counts of uttering.
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"The transaction was completed on January 29, 2013 at which time (Davis) uttered the signature to be that of the owner of (Harper's) checking account," Alton wrote in the report.
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"Returning to my old Pontiac after the liquor store and buying an L.A. Times, I climbed in and cracked my short dog, then took a long blast before starting the car."
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Wando lacrosse powered past Academic Magnet, 18-6, in the Lower State championship game Tuesday at Wando Stadium in Mount Pleasant.
Senior attack Tucker Dodson led the Warriors with seven goals. C.J. Andersen added four and Wright Bailey two.
Samuel Butler put Academic Magnet (13-2) on top with a goal just over four minutes into the game. John Kuisel countered for Wando three minutes later with a goal from 25 feet out. The Warriors would never trail again.
Wando (17-2) held Academic Magnet scoreless for nearly 20 minutes as it reeled off eight straight goals before halftime. Dodson struck twice in less than two minutes in the first quarter. Bailey followed from 40 feet out. Kyle Henderson added Wando's fifth goal 30 seconds later. Dodson then fired in two more back to back, scoring his second between his legs in stride off an assist from Sam Weis. Andrew Phelan closed the half for Wando with a deep rip with 30 seconds to play.
"We wanted to show up, be relentless, attack and not let up," Wando head coach Lance Renes said. "Magnet is the type of team, if you give them an inch, they'll take a mile. So when they strike, you have to strike back."
Chris Shulz broke the drought for Academic Magnet 20 seconds into the second half. Dodson answered with a goal in just 30 seconds and Wando added two more in the next three minutes. Wando scored eight goals in the third quarter, three from Andersen, to take a 16-4 lead into the fourth quarter.
"The secret is to stay focused and compartmentalize," Renes said. "We don't worry about the score. Focus on one moment at a time. Every ground ball, every shot, every clear. You name it. One moment at a time."
The Lower State title is Wando's third straight. Saturday, the Warriors have an opportunity to complete a state championship three-peat when they face Fort Mill in the title game at White Knoll High School in Lexington. Fort Mill (12-3) defeated Wando, 14-9, March 1 in Mount Pleasant.
"It's a chance for revenge," Renes said. "To make it to state is not an entitlement. We've worked hard to earn it and we've grown a lot since that loss (to Fort Mill). They kind of dominated us in that game, but it was a learning experience. Now it's time to get ready."
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HUNTINGDON - Marion Crane steals cash from a man whom her boss is in business with. On the way to see her boyfriend, she stops at an old motel, run by the odd Norman Bates. She is murdered in the shower. Her sister, boyfriend, and a private investigator try to find out where she is.
If that story line, as summarized by the Internet Movie Database, doesn't conjure up the recollection of the movie titled "Psycho," the sound effects in the scene of the shower murder probably will.
The shrillness of the sound effects for that scene have become famous.
Last week, the sound designer and editor for the late '90s remake of "Psycho" as well as award-winning films including "Good Will Hunting," "My Own Private Idaho" and "Far From Heaven," spoke at Juniata College and visited the college's film classes. Kelley Baker opened his visit to the campus with a lecture that drew film students from Penn State, as well as Juniata.
Senior Penn State film student Darian Stransburg asked several questions of Baker during the lecture.
"I'm here to hear his experiences as a sound director, to get insight that I cannot in a book," he said.
While Baker spent much of his career as a sound director for Hollywood movies, he said he was disgusted by the millions of dollars spent excessively to make a movie that takes no risks, and the nepotism that seeks to keep no-name artists out of Hollywood and so-called independent filmmaking.
Baker's lecture was informal and students had many opportunities to ask questions of the man, dressed in a T-shirt and jeans.
Baker's known for his website, angryfilmmaker.com, and recently published his book, "The Angry Filmmaker's Survival Guide: Making the Extreme No Budget Film." He has written, directed and distributed three full-length feature films and eight short films. He also has made several documentaries.
He is currently producing and directing a documentary film on Kay Boyle, a novelist political activist and author.
Baker brought 30 years of experience working in the film industry to Juniata College.
"Film is all about emotion," he said. "Think about the great films you've seen. And nothing carries emotion like sound does."
Story, however, not sound, is the most important part of a movie, he said.
Although he shared his negative views of the business side of Hollywood, he said it doesn't detract from his passion to make movies.
"Film is a business, but it's also an art form. Thank God for that," he said.
But to make the movies he wanted to make, he had to abandon Hollywood.
"I am a punk," he said.
Punk rock stars made the music they wanted to make, they built their audiences one person at a time, he said.
Baker's career path in film is like a punk rocker's he said.
"Wherever I can show my films, I do," he said, adding that he's shown his work in taverns.
Baker earned a bachelor's degree in 1980 and a master's degree in film in 1982 from the University of Southern California and studied at the American Film Institute in 1989.
When a student asked him to share some advice, his words may have seemed cliche, but after hours of answering questions and sharing honest stories about his life and his work, students knew he was sincere.
"You can do anything you want to do," He said. "You just have to figure out what it is and do it."
After the lecture Stransburg felt satisfied with the information he received.
"I appreciate his honesty, his bluntness and I felt like he kept it real," he said.
Students of a variety of academic disciplines attended the lecture.
Juniata Environmental Science student Mitch Stanton said he was curious about Baker.
"It's a different perspective for me," he said.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN - The Route 340 corridor has outgrown its capacity. According to Jennifer Brockman of the Jefferson County Department of Planning and Zoning, one of the major concerns is not traditional commuter traffic.
"One of the significant problems is people coming in to go to the park, race track, use the river and recreational activities. We have huge incoming backups on Friday nights and huge outgoing backups on Sunday nights," Brockman said Wednesday afternoon.
This particular study focused on the area just across the West Virginia state line to the Harpers Ferry/Bolivar area to Charles Town and Ranson.
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Jennifer Brockman of the Jefferson County Department of Planning explains the process of creating a vision for the Route 340 corridor.
She presented the study during the 2012 WVDOT Transportation Planning and Programming Conference, held Tuesday through today at the Clarion Hotel & Conference Center in Shepherdstown.
The most recent comprehensive study was completed in 2004, and identified the need for additional study, and made a recommendation it be integrated with land use and transportation with the West Virginia Department of Transportation.
The corridor is the bypass around Ranson and Charles Town, with a one-mile corridor on either side of the four-lane road. Then it narrows down until the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers meet, Brockman said.
After holding a public input meeting, Brockman said three alternatives were developed which considered urban growth in the Ranson and Charles Town areas, places where significant existing intersections could be developed and gave people feedback who considered the area already built out.
"There are huge areas of undeveloped land in here. Built out would be if we put Manhattan in here, and this is nowhere near full capacity. We were trying to get people to realize there is a lot of potential development, and we needed public input as to how they wanted that develop to occur," Brockman said.
Dan Szekeres of Michael Baker Jr., Inc., said that by getting the public's input, they were getting individuals to think about each of the different visions with the corridor and land use and the various things that go on in the corridor.
"Certain priorities were identified to look at within the region, and they ranged from transportation type priorities as far as car travel and traffic safety to land use measures to design," Szekeres said, adding that there was a website process where users could get on, identify their priorities and choose which alternative they favored.
"We wanted people to visualize the potential scenarios," Brockman said.
The county commission will hold a public hearing tonight for the citizens to view the current recommendations of the plan and discuss and ask questions. This is for comment on the final recommended draft of the Route 340 plan, according to the commission, to approve it as an amendment to the 2004 plan.
The final recommended draft can be found at: www.jeffersoncountywv.org/uploads/planning/US%20340%20East%20Gateway%20Plan%20v16.pdf.
- Staff writer Michelle Horst can be reached at 304-725-6581 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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