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argued as amended december 30 1976.: September 9, 1976.
UNIVERSAL ATHLETIC SALES CO., A CORPORATION, APPELLANT,v.AMERICAN GYM, RECREATIONAL & ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, INC., GRAYSON INDUSTRIES CORP., AMERICAN SUPER GYM CORP. AND SUPER ATHLETICS CORPORATION, ALL CORPORATIONS; RONALD ARBASEK, AN INDIVIDUAL, AND LARRY SALKELD, DONALD E. PINCHOCK AND S. DAVID BRODSKY, INDIVIDUALS, DBA SUPER ATHLETICS CORPORATION
ON APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. Civil Action No. 71-166.
Adams, Rosenn and Garth, Circuit Judges.
ADAMS, Circuit Judge.
At issue in this case is the validity of a United States patent*fn1 that pertains to a weight-lifting apparatus. Originally granted to Harold Zinkin, the patent was owned by Universal Athletic Sales Co. at the time of suit. The patent consists of eight claims, and the district court struck down two of them on grounds of anticipation and obviousness.*fn2 We must decide whether these rulings were warranted.
Two issues underlie the basic question of patent validity which is before the Court. The first concerns the controlling weight accorded by the trial judge to the testimony of defendants' principal expert witness, an associate in the law firm representing two of the defendants. Assuming that such testimony deserved little or no weight, as plaintiff maintains, we must then decide the second issue, whether there was nonetheless evidence sufficient to support the district court's decision.
Modern technology has, of course, pervaded almost every province of human endeavor. The Zinkin patent demonstrates the verity of this postulate, for it deals with a somewhat unusual activity -- weight-lifting. Specifically, the patent relates to the chest-press exercise, one of the cornerstones of the bodily arts. As athletes and physical fitness enthusiasts well know, the chest press enables the zealous practitioner to develop the musculature of his upper torso. Like many modern advances, the Zinkin patent attempts to retain the advantages of old methods, while conferring added benefits with the new.
In the traditional chest press, the exerciser lies on a bench and raises a free barbell from his chest to a position in which his arms are fully extended. He raises and lowers the barbell for as long as he desires or is able. The exercise requires the continuing assistance of another person, the "spotter." Not only must the spotter hand the barbell to the exerciser at the inception of the routine, but he must also attempt to retrieve the bar should it begin to totter. Occasionally, the spotter is unable to catch the barbell so that it falls upon the exerciser, causing injury that can be quite serious.
The patent in this appeal discloses an apparatus which permits an exerciser to simulate, safely and effectively, the chest press exercise.*fn3 To use the patented apparatus, the exerciser lies upon a table in a supine position and pushes against handles in an upward movement. These handles shift in an arcuate fashion, analogous to the movement of the bar in the chest press exercise. They extend from a box-like structure which supports and contains the lifting mechanism. The design of the apparatus is such that the handles, the attached bar and the weights cannot strike the exerciser even should he falter. In addition, the Zinkin machine may be utilized without the assistance of a spotter. The patented apparatus thus eliminates the safety hazards posed by the conventional chest press and obviates its manpower requirements as well.*fn4
This action was initiated by Universal against the defendants as part of a complex litigation involving, inter alia, questions of patent infringement, unfair competition, copyright infringement and antitrust violations. When Universal alleged patent infringement in its complaint, the defendants pleaded invalidity of the patent itself. The district court severed the patent infringement and unfair competition issues for trial,*fn5 and the patent issue, alone, is before us on appeal. After a nonjury trial, the district court initially adjudged the Zinkin patent entirely invalid. However, an amended order vacated the earlier judgment, leaving as invalid patent claims numbered 3 and 4.
Defendants had developed a body-exercising apparatus very similar to that covered by the Zinkin patent. Indeed, the district court found that "the defendants' chest press apparatus would infringe the Zinkin patent if the Zinkin patent were not . . ." invalid.*fn6 In their briefs, defendants list several differences between their own device and that of Zinkin. Nevertheless, the defendants do not vigorously contest the determination of infringement by the trial judge. Instead, they rely solely upon his ruling of invalidity, and attempt to buttress his analysis in this respect. At trial, as in the appeal now before us, the primary focus was on whether the Zinkin patent was "anticipated" or made "obvious" by the prior art.
Two references were relied upon by the district court in holding the Zinkin claims invalid: a patent issued to C.A. Simmons in 1871*fn7 and a magazine photograph, dated 1950, of a lifting machine designed by Sam Loprinzi.*fn8 Disclosing a lifting machine for "developing the muscular system," the Simmons device consists of weighted levers which the exerciser apparently lifts and lowers as part of the exercise. The Loprinzi machine is described in the photograph caption as a "super-duper pressing apparatus," but the magazine caption itself provides no information as to the features of the device or how it was to be used. Defendants' principal expert witness attempted to explain its features based solely on his examination of the photograph.
That expert was Firman Lyle, an associate lawyer in the law firm that represented several of the defendants.*fn9 Controlling weight was given by the district court to his testimony as to obviousness and anticipation: "The court chooses to adopt the view of defendant's expert Firman Lyle."*fn10 Relying on the Simmons patent, the Loprinzi photograph, and Mr. Lyle's testimony as to these references, the trial court concluded that the two central claims of the Zinkin patent are void, since they were anticipated and made obvious by prior art.
For reasons to be discussed in this opinion, we have decided that the judgment of the district court must be vacated.*fn11
For the district court to grant controlling weight to the testimony of Mr. Lyle constitutes error for two reasons. First, because Mr. Lyle's qualifications as an expert are questionable, at least insofar as this litigation is concerned, the trial judge erred in according great weight to his opinions. Second, the district court committed error in failing to discount the value of the testimony, given the interest in the litigation of the law firm with which Mr. Lyle was associated.
Universal first contends that Mr. Lyle's testimony should have been excluded because he was not an expert with respect to the patent claims at issue here.
This Court previously has delineated the standard which governs the competency of an expert witness in a particular case. As we noted in United States v. 60.14 Acres of Land,*fn12 an expert witness "'must have such skill, knowledge and experience in [the] field or calling as to make it appear that his opinion or inference will probably aid the trier in his search for truth.'"*fn13 Ordinarily, the determination of competency of an expert witness rests within the discretion of the trial court.*fn14 The Supreme Court has posited that "the trial judge has broad discretion in the matter of the admission or exclusion of expert evidence, and his action is to be sustained unless manifestly erroneous."*fn15 It follows that this Court will not interfere with the decision of the trial judge as to an expert, absent an abuse of discretion.
In considering whether the trial judge should have recognized Mr. Lyle as an expert in this litigation, we must first determine which art is the pertinent one. Universal asserts that the relevant art is weight-training, whereas the defendants and the district court selected mechanical engineering. We doubt whether any mechanical engineer could provide meaningful opinions regarding the devices at issue here. For an engineer to assist the trial judge in his search for truth would require that he have at least some familiarity with body-building machines. At the same time, a mere weight lifter probably would be of marginal assistance to a court in evaluating the design facets of exercise apparatus. Consequently, the art germane to the present case is the design of body-training devices.
Having selected the relevant art, we may consider whether Mr. Lyle possessed the qualifications to be an expert in this case. It is apparent that he had little familiarity with the design of weight-lifting machines prior to the present litigation. The record reveals that Mr. Lyle did not undertake, even in connection with this law suit, any extensive study of technical references with respect to body-exercising apparatus. His examination was confined to the elements of prior art selected by defendants' counsel, i.e., the Simmons patent and the Loprinzi photograph. As a result, it is doubtful whether he was suited to serve as an expert here.
Even assuming that the disciplines designated by the parties were the apposite ones, Mr. Lyle's standing as an expert in this litigation still may be called into question. He had no expertise whatsoever in weight training, as he repeatedly conceded during the course of his testimony.*fn16 It is also questionable whether Mr. Lyle possessed any skill or knowledge in the field of mechanical engineering. A recipient of a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, he had served for seven years as an examiner in the United States Patent Office and for thirty-five years as a patent attorney for Westinghouse. Although he did handle patent matters relating to turbines, motors and generators, which have mechanical facets, his patent work primarily pertained to electrical engineering. Experience may vest one with the qualifications of an expert,*fn17 but Mr. Lyle had only a limited background even in the province of mechanical engineering.
However, since Mr. Lyle may possess skill and knowledge greater than the average layman with respect to mechanical apparatus, we cannot find that the district court clearly abused its discretion in recognizing him as an expert. Nevertheless, coupled with the arguable deficiencies in his qualifications as an expert witness, Mr. Lyle's limited experience with the class of devices present in this litigation should have substantially circumscribed the weight accorded his testimony. The trial court thus erred in attaching controlling weight to the opinions of defendants' expert.
Universal also challenges the expert testimony of Mr. Lyle, citing the conflict between his association with defense counsel and his role as an expert witness. Over the objection of Universal, the district court permitted Mr. Lyle to testify as an expert.*fn18
Ordinarily it is inappropriate for an attorney, or a lawyer in his firm, to testify on behalf of a client. Rules DR5-101 and 102 of the Code of Professional Responsibility*fn19 provide that a lawyer shall refuse employment or withdraw as counsel if the "lawyer learns or it is obvious that he or a lawyer in his firm ought to be called as a witness on behalf of his client. . . ." Under such circumstances, the attorney, or his firm, must decide whether to serve either as an advocate or as a witness in a particular case. Recognizing that "the role of an advocate and of a witness are inconsistent . . .,"*fn20 the Code would appear to preclude the testimony of Mr. Lyle here. As the disciplinary rules logically apply to expert as well as lay witnesses, the law firm should have withdrawn once it decided that its associate would testify, or else the firm should have found another expert.*fn21
Even though the Code inveighs against the participation of Mr. Lyle as a witness, it does not necessarily follow that any alleged professional misconduct on his part would in itself render his testimony, once it was adduced, a nullity. This is so because the Code does not delineate rules of evidence but only strictures on attorney conduct. Moreover, it is well settled that a lawyer is competent to testify on behalf of his client.*fn22 Of course, such testimony may subject the attorney to separate disciplinary action. Thus, while we do not approve of the practice of an attorney testifying as an expert witness for a client of his law firm, and certainly in the absence of some necessity for such testimony, we cannot say that the district court committed error solely by not extirpating that testimony. In so concluding, we are in accord with the courts of appeals in several other circuits.*fn23
In the case at hand, however, the district court did err when it relied so heavily on the testimony of Mr. Lyle. In Lau Ah Yew v. Dulles,*fn24 the Ninth Circuit, after criticizing the practice of an attorney testifying as a lay witness for his client, declared the testimony competent. But the court noted that the relationship of such a witness to his client detrimentally affected the weight to be accorded his testimony and therefore "discounted" its value.*fn25 Such an approach, which would appear to be equally applicable to attorneys who serve as experts for their clients, also reflects our view. We believe that, while a district court may in limited circumstances receive the testimony of a lawyer-witness, the value of the testimony must be discounted because of the interest of the lawyer or his firm in the outcome of the litigation.
Here, there is little indication that the district judge, as the sole trier of fact, scrutinized the expert testimony of Mr. Lyle with the proper circumspection.*fn26 It is one thing for a trial court to give the testimony of an interested witness some weight in reaching a decision. But it is quite another to permit the presumption of patent validity to be rebutted by primary reliance on the testimony of that witness. Even if, in the context of this case, it was not error to permit Mr. Lyle to testify, we conclude that the district court erred when it placed controlling weight, as to patent validity, on the opinions of a lawyer associated with defense counsel.*fn27
Because the district court gave undue weight to the testimony of Mr. Lyle, we must consider whether the remaining evidence in the record is sufficient to sustain the ruling that the patent claims are invalid.
It is a fundamental canon governing judicial consideration of patent validity that a presumption of validity attaches to patents issued by the United States Patent Office.*fn28 Not only has a unanimous Supreme Court noted that "patentees are heavily favored as a class of litigants by the patent statute,"*fn29 but we have stated on several occasions that the burden of proving patent invalidity is a heavy one.*fn30 Moreover, such invalidity must be demonstrated by "clear and convincing proof."*fn31 In the case at bar, the evidence as to invalidity, once the testimony of Mr. Lyle is discounted, consists of only two items -- the Simmons patent and the magazine photograph of Loprinzi's "super-duper pressing apparatus." This evidence in itself is not adequate to rebut the presumptive validity of the Zinkin patent, or to sustain the lower court's rulings as to obviousness and anticipation.
We now turn to the ruling of the district court on the issue of obviousness. Although the trial judge invoked the proper authorities and standards in his consideration of this question, we believe that he erred in applying them to the Zinkin claims.
Inasmuch as this Court has adumbrated the precepts of obviousness on previous occasions,*fn32 we need not do so here. Instead, we enunciate only the analytical framework necessary for this case. Simply stated, a patent may be deemed invalid if it is "obvious." 35 U.S.C. § 103 provides, in part: "A patent may not be obtained . . . if the differences between the subject matter sought to be patented and the prior art are such that the subject matter as a whole would have been obvious at the time the invention was made to a person having ordinary skill in the art to which the subject matter pertains."
As observed in Trio Process Corporation v. L. Goldstein's Sons, Inc.,*fn33 the most authoritative construction of section 103 appears in Graham v. John Deere Co.*fn34 There the Supreme Court established three mandatory criteria with which to frame judicial determinations as to obviousness: "The scope and content of the prior art . . .; differences between prior art and the claims at issue . . .; and the level of ordinary skill in the pertinent art . . . ."*fn35 The Supreme Court also set forth several permissive, or "secondary," considerations: "commercial success, long felt but unsolved needs, failure of others, etc., might be utilized to give light to the circumstances surrounding the origin of the subject matter sought to be patented."*fn36 This past term the Supreme Court continued to apply these criteria, thereby indicating the enduring vitality of Graham.*fn37 While the district court, in the present case, specifically considered the three mandatory tests, it erred in its evaluations under these tests, largely because of the dearth of evidence submitted by the defendants.
In analyzing the "scope and content" of the prior art, the trial judge indicated that the only relevant references offered by the defendants were the Simmons patent and the Loprinzi photograph. He properly disregarded exercising machines designed subsequent to the Zinkin patent. Although his opinion does not explicitly discuss the scope of the prior art, the fact that there were only two references suggests that the scope of the prior art is quite limited.
The trial judge did attempt to examine the content of the Simmons patent and the Loprinzi photograph. It is evident that he relied considerably upon the testimony of Mr. Lyle in analyzing the latter. As Mr. Lyle's testimony must be discounted, the district court would be hard pressed to evaluate the photograph. Even with Mr. Lyle's assistance, the trial judge appeared to be troubled about the features of the Loprinzi device. Indeed, his opinion reflects uncertainty concerning that apparatus.*fn38 While the Simmons patent may have been more easily examined, since the defendants did produce detailed patent specifications, there were unanswered questions regarding its content as well. For example, it is unclear whether the described apparatus could be used for the chest-press exercise. In the absence of expert testimony, other than that of Mr. Lyle, the trial judge could not properly appraise the prior art, narrow in scope as it was. Although there may be instances where a trial court may be able to review prior art references without expert assistance, the devices in this litigation do not lend themselves to such evaluation.*fn39
The district court also found that the differences between the prior art and the claims at issue were such that the invention is obvious. Nevertheless, because the defendants did not convincingly demonstrate the content of the prior art, we believe that it would be difficult for any court to evaluate differences between that prior art and the challenged claims. Even if it would be possible to do so, there is little evidence to support the conclusion that any variances between defendants' references and the Zinkin claims are "insignificant."
We recognize that there may be some important differences between the prior art and the Zinkin claims. It is questionable, for example, whether either the Simmons patent or the Loprinzi apparatus obviates the spotter requirement of the chest-press exercise, as does the Zinkin device. The caption of the Loprinzi photograph depicts Sam Loprinzi "coaching a pupil in the use of [the] super-duper pressing apparatus." Arguably, Mr. Loprinzi is acting as a spotter as well as a coach in the picture, just as Harold Zinkin performed both roles in his gymnasium before designing his machine. Moreover, it is unclear whether the Simmons and Loprinzi devices circumvent, as does the Zinkin apparatus, the safety hazards posed by the chest press. Technically, there are various differences in design between the prior art and the challenged claims, involving, inter alia, the types of handles, the "stops," the requirement of a single bar and the positioning of numerous elements. While there is some doubt whether the differences between the references and the Zinkin claims are so substantial as to defeat the allegation of obviousness, we conclude that the evidence is insufficient to sustain the conclusion of the trial judge that all differences were such as to render the patented device obvious.
With respect to the third mandatory criteria under Graham, that is, the level of ordinary skill in the pertinent art, the district court acknowledged that "The record on this point is somewhat deficient."*fn40 Even so, the trial judge declared that "any competent mechanical engineer . . . could readily create a machine substantially the same as that of plaintiffs."*fn41 As discussed above, we believe that the pertinent art is neither weight-lifting nor mechanical engineering, but rather the design of body-exercising apparatus. Not only did the district court fail to select the proper art, but it is questionable whether the evidence submitted by the defendants speaks to the level of ordinary skill in the design of weight-lifting devices.
Assuming that mechanical engineering is the relevant art, we are skeptical whether Mr. Lyle, upon whose testimony the district court substantially relied, could provide meaningful opinions thereon, given his inexperience in mechanical engineering. The trial judge suggested that the record as to the level of ordinary skill in the pertinent art was "deficient." Having so indicated, he should have refused to invalidate the challenged patent claims as obvious.
This Court need not consider the permissive, or secondary, criteria mandated in Graham for determinations of obviousness. For we are convinced that the defendants failed to provide adequate evidence to justify invalidation of the Zinkin claims under section 103. Even if the permissive tests were applied, the commercial success of the Zinkin machine*fn42 would reinforce our conclusion, as would the "failure of others" to obviate the safety hazards and manpower requirements of the traditional chest press exercise.*fn43 Thus, we cannot say that the Zinkin claims are so obvious as to render them invalid.*fn44
Besides holding the Zinkin claims void for obviousness, the district court concluded that they were anticipated by prior art. 35 U.S.C. § 102 provides, in pertinent part: "A person shall be entitled to a patent unless -- (a) the invention was . . . patented or described in a printed publication in this or a foreign country, before the invention thereof by the applicant for patent. . . ." The defendants had contended, and the trial judge agreed, that both the Simmons patent and the Loprinzi photograph anticipated the Zinkin claims so as to render them nugatory under the statute. Since there is insufficient evidence to rebut the heavy presumption of patent validity, we do not sustain this conclusion of the district court.
In construing section 102, the trial judge apparently viewed the Loprinzi photograph as a "printed publication" which described the Zinkin invention. While neither this Court nor apparently any other tribunal has yet determined whether a photograph in itself constitutes a "printed publication," we believe that a photograph may so qualify for purposes of section 102.*fn45 In so stating, we reaffirm our pragmatic pronouncement in Philips Electronic and Pharmaceutical Industries Corp. v. Thermal and Electronics Industries, Inc.,*fn46 that "to restrict our interpretation of section 102(a)'s 'printed' publication requirement solely to the traditional printing press would ignore the realities of the scientific and technological period in which we live . . . ."*fn47 With a photograph, one conversant in a pertinent art could make or construct a purported invention without resorting either to the patent or to his own inventive skills. Under certain circumstances, then, a photograph may so anticipate a patent as to render it invalid.
The question remains, however, whether the photograph of Loprinzi's device anticipated those claims of the Zinkin patent that the defendants challenge. We hold that it does not. In Philips we specified the circumstances under which a prior publication could anticipate a patent: "For a prior publication to be sufficient to defeat a patent it must exhibit a substantial representation of the invention in such full, clear, and exact terms that one skilled in the art may make, construct and practice the invention without having to depend on either the patent or on his own inventive skills."*fn48
In the discussion of obviousness in Part III-A, we observed that it would be difficult, if not impossible, to discern the content of the Loprinzi photograph. That observation is applicable here, for it would not be possible for a trial court to ascertain whether the photograph anticipates the Zinkin invention. The photographic representation of the Loprinzi "super-duper pressing apparatus" hardly is "full, clear, and exact." It is questionable whether one skilled in the design of weight-lifting apparatus could produce the Zinkin device, based on an examination of the Loprinzi photograph. Accordingly, the magazine photograph is insufficient to render the patent invalid on the ground of anticipation.
Nor can we hold that the Simmons patent anticipated the Zinkin weight-lifting machine. It is unclear whether the Simmons invention encompasses all or substantially all of the elements of the apparatus under scrutiny in this case. The evidence submitted does not reveal whether one skilled in the design of body-exercising devices, or even in mechanical engineering, could develop the Zinkin weight-lifting apparatus based on the Simmons patent or on his own skills. We conclude, therefore, that the defendants in the present case have failed to demonstrate invalidity of the challenged claims under section 102.
While the validity of the Zinkin patent is not completely free from doubt, we do not accept the decision reached by the district court. The district court erred in according substantial weight to the testimony of Mr. Lyle. Without such unjustified reliance on that testimony, the trial judge could not properly interpret the prior art. Because the evidence produced by the defendants simply is not sufficient to rebut the presumption of validity accorded patents, we must reverse the rulings of the district court as to obviousness and anticipation, and sustain claims numbered 3 and 4 of the Zinkin patent.
The judgment of the district court will be vacated and the cause remanded for proceedings consistent with this opinion.
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We have the requirement to define the business rules or mappings among various Data Sources to augment the match/merge logic required to load the Staging Tables in ODI.
The scenario would be something like this:
we have 2 Data Sources A and B.Both have some table a1 and
b1 which contain related information about some customers.
Now, at ETL time( while loading the staging tables) I would like to
define somewhere the conditional logic which allows me to
identify,relate and join a customer row (from both A.a1 and B.b1) based
on some rules. The rule for e.g. can be as simple as A.a1.name is always
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Otherthan embedding the logic inside the mapping,is there any other way we can define it using data quality in ODI.
It would be of great help if you can share ur ideas with the necessary steps to be taken as i am new to ODI Data qulity.
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Assuming that you are importing customer data using Bulk Import, you can enable duplicate identification within the batch and also between the batch of data being imported and the Registry using DQM Match Rules. In case of a match, you can specify which outcome you want the Bulk Import to take.
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Angry Eyes (怒れる瞳 Ikareru Hitomi?) is the Phase-01 of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny, it first aired in Japan on October 9, 2004 and in North America on March 9, 2007. The HD Remaster first aired on March 29, 2013.[1]
After the second battle of Jachin Due, with its terrible toll of lives on both sides, the Earth Alliance and ZAFT signed a cease-fire treaty at the ruins of Junius Seven. The treaty, however, did not necessarily resolve the root of the conflict between the Naturals and Coordinators. C.E. 73·10. Cagalli Yula Athha, who has become the Orb representative, is visiting the newly established PLANT "Armory One" of ZAFT at L4 with Athrun Zala (using the pseudonym "Alex Dino" in public). She came to have a secret meeting with Supreme Council Chairman Gilbert Durandal, having concerns about some disturbing movements on both sides that has begun to re-surface. Just then, the alarm blares. Apparently, a mysterious group caused a destructive activity aimed at the launch ceremony of the new battleship "Minerva". The group then, taking advantage of the confusion, rob the new MS "Gundams" just before their roll-out. Cagalli is at loss with the fight happening again before her eyes. To protect Cagalli, Athrun grabs her and jumps into the cockpit of a "ZAKU Warrior", and fights with the hijacked 3 Gundams, Chaos, Gaia, and Abyss. But Athrun is cornered by them, outnumbered and excelled in spec. At the last extremity, another new MS jumps in between both parties. It is the Impulse Gundam, piloted by Shin Asuka.[2]
- Cagalli Yula Athha
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- The prologue takes place in Mobile Suit Gundam SEED's 38th Episode (37 in the HD Remastered version).
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- Several scenes from the Special Edition release is added in this episode:
- Sword Impulse's dramatic appearance.
- Newly Animated scenes:
- Gaia destroying a DINN.
- Sword Impulse's close up.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PLAINTIFF,v.AIAO CHEN, AKA MAI CHEN, DEFENDANT.
Based upon the plea agreement entered into between plaintiff United States of America and defendant Aiao Chen, it is hereby
ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED as follows:
1. Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2320(b)(1)(B), defendant Aiao Chen's interest in the following properties shall be condemned and forfeited to the United States of America, to be disposed of according to law:
a. Approximately 2 Armani wallets,
b. Approximately 19 Burberry handbags,
c. Approximately 4 Chanel handbags,
d. Approximately 2 pairs of Chanel earrings,
e. Approximately 7 Chanel wallets,
f. Approximately 225 Coach handbags,
g. Approximately 17 Coach iPod holders,
h. Approximately 45 Coach wallets,
i. Approximately 3 Dolce & Gabbana handbags,
j. Approximately 5 Dooney & Burke handbags,
k. Approximately 6 Gucci handbags,
l. Approximately 2 Gucci wallets,
m. Approximately 4 Izod/Lacoste polo shirts,
n. Approximately 4 Louis Vuitton handbags,
o. Approximately 4 Louis Vuitton scarves,
p. Approximately 1 Louis Vuitton wallet,
q. Approximately 1 Prada wallet,
r. Approximately 7 pairs of Rock & Republic jeans,
s. Approximately 2 Tiffany & Co. bracelets,
t. Approximately 2 pairs of Tiffany & Co. earrings,and
u. Approximately 2 pairs of True Religion jeans.
2. The above-listed properties were used, in any manner or part, to commit or to facilitate a commission of a violation 18 U.S.C. § 2320(a). Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2320(b)(3)(B), the Court shall order that any forfeited article or component of an article bearing or consisting of a counterfeit mark be destroyed.
3. Pursuant to Rule 32.2(b), the Attorney General (or a designee) shall be authorized to seize the above-described properties. The aforementioned properties shall be seized and held by the Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service, in its secure custody and control.
4. a. Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2320(b)(3)(B) incorporating 21 U.S.C. § 853(n) and Local Rule 83-171, the United States forthwith shall publish at least once for three successive weeks in the Daily Recorder (Sacramento County), a newspaper of general circulation located in the county in which the above-listed properties were seized, notice of this Order, notice of the Attorney General's or Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security's intent to dispose of the properties in such manner as the Attorney General or Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security may direct, and notice that any person, other than the defendant, having or claiming a legal interest in the above-listed properties must file a petition with the Court within thirty (30) days of the final publication of the notice or of receipt of actual notice, whichever is earlier.
b. This notice shall state that the petition shall be for a hearing to adjudicate the validity of the petitioner's alleged interest in the properties, shall be signed by the petitioner under penalty of perjury, and shall set forth the nature and extent of the petitioner's right, title, or interest in the forfeited properties and any additional facts supporting the petitioner's claim and the relief sought.
c. The United States may also, to the extent practicable, provide direct written notice to any person known to have alleged an interest in the properties that are the subject of the Order of Forfeiture, as a substitute for published notice as to those persons so notified.
5. If a petition is timely filed, upon adjudication of all third-party interests, if any, this Court will enter a Final Order of Forfeiture pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2320(b)(1)(B), in which all interests will be addressed.
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Ideal for families and couples looking for a peaceful getaway.
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The Golden Days Hotel is situated in the centre of the traditional Village of Afandou. It is only a 15 minute walk from one of the most popular beaches on the island, "Afandou Beach". Close to the beach is the important Byzantine Church known as Katholiki and a modern golf course. Close to the hotel guests will find a range of convenient amenities such as bars, restaurants, discos, shops and supermarkets.
The studios are spacious and well appointed with all of the amenities needed for that home from home feel. The Golden Days Hotel is ideal for families, couples and groups looking for a peaceful environment in which to enjoy their holiday, but within walking distance of the resort centre and sandy beach.
Please note that this accommodation is not suitable for guests with walking difficulties or wheelchair users.
Studios sleep 2/3 with air conditioning (payable locally), fridge, kitchenette, private bathroom with shower and a balcony or terrace with round the house view. Twin bedded rooms sleeping 2/3 with round the house view are also available at a supplement.
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- 24 hr reception
- Restaurant
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- WiFi in public areas (payable locally)
- Internet access available (payable locally)
- Wifi available in all rooms (payable locally)
- Safety deposit box (payable locally, located in reception)
- Currency exchange
- TV room.
Leisure Activities
- Swimming pool
- Sun beds & umbrellas available around the pool
- Pool table
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For Children
- Children's pool
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Iris Hotel
Offering fantastic panoramic views nearby to local amenities.
- All Inclusive
- Child Stays Free
The Iris Hotel complex is a modern, colourful family hotel set on a hillside only 300 meters from a variety of restaurants, bars, shops & super markets. The famous Afandou beach is located just 1 km away.
Due to the steep access driveway of this property it is unsuitable for guests who are disabled or have walking difficulties.
Twin bedded rooms sleep 2/4 with air conditioning or fans (payable locally), bathroom with shower, fridge, telephone with balcony or terrace and inland view. Twin bedded rooms sleep 2/4 with sea view are also available at a supplement.
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- 24 hr reception
- Veranda bar
- Pool bar open 24 hours
- A la carte menu
- 2 TV lounges
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- Money exchange
- Free parking
- Air conditioning (payable locally)
- Internet access
- Safety boxes (payable locally). Please note that some amenities may be payable locally.
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- Fresh water outdoor swimming pool
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- Video games (payable locally)
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Meals: All inclusive consists of breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks or seasonal fruit, coffee & tea, local draught beer, local wine and soft drinks from dispenser. Breakfast buffet is available from 07.00 - 09.30 in main restaurant. Lunch buffet is available from 12.30 - 13.30 in main restaurant. Dinner buffet is available from 19.00 - 20.30 in main restaurant. Snacks/or seasonal fruit available from 11.00 - 12.00. Coffee / tea available from 16.00 - 17.30. Ice cream for children up to 12 years available from 15.00 - 15.30. Drinks: Soft drinks available from 10.30 - 22.30, local beer available from 10.30 - 22.30 and local wine available from 12.30 - 22.30.
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- All Taxes and Duties
- At least 15kg baggage
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Set in a quiet and relaxing location.
- All Inclusive
- Families
- Weddings & Honeymoons
- Child Stays Free
The Rodos Star Hotel is set on a steep hill in a very quiet and relaxing location, one side overlooking the village of Afandou and the other, the eastern coastline. It is close enough to explore the traditional village of Afandou with its many bars, restaurants and tavernas. The lovely pebble beach of Afandou is just a 25 minute walk away and Afandou golf course is one kilometre away. It is a friendly, family run hotel, ideal if you want to relax and be away from it all in nice, traditional surroundings.
Family rooms sleep 3/4 with inland view. Twin bedded rooms sleep 2 or 2/3 with inland view. Single rooms are also available. All rooms are open plan and have air conditioning (payable locally), flat screen TV, safety deposit boxes, telephones, hairdryer, fridge, a private bathroom with shower/bath, hairdryer, fridge and a private balcony or terrace.
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- 24 hr reception
- Air conditioning (payable locally)
- Fridge in rooms
- WiFi in public areas (payable locally)
- WiFi in rooms (payable locally)
- Main restaurant
- Recently refurbished snack bar and pool area
- Bar area with satellite television
- Pool bar
- Mini market
- Gift shop
- Internet (payable locally)
- Safety deposit boxes (payable locally)
- Currency exchange.
- The Nectar Restaurant is Rodos Star's exclusive restaurant. A rich buffet with a great variety of Greek and international cuisine, as well as the chef's own artful decoration and excellent delicacies. Special nutritional and tasty menus are also available for small children
- Orfeas Cocktail Bar is a smart place where guests can enjoy a cocktail and meet some new friends in a romantic atmosphere. Choose a spot inside, or sit outside on the comfortable veranda.
Leisure Activities
- Swimming pool with sunbeds
- Pool table
- Greek night
- Cooking show providing local specialities
- Karaoke (high season)
- Live music.
For Children
- Children's pool
- Kid's menu's
- Babysitting on request (payable locally).
Olympic Inclusive
Meals: Breakfast buffet from 07:00-09:30, lunch buffet from 12:30-14:30 at the Pool Bar and dinner buffet from 19:30-21:30 in the Main Restaurant. Lunch baskets available. Drinks: During meals wine, soft drinks, juices, water and beer are served. All inclusive drinks are served between the hours of 10.00-23.00. Unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are served from 17:00-23:00 at the main restaurant (local drinks only included). Entertainment & Activities: Once a week is Greek night with BBQ, Greek live music and folklore ballet. For Children: Ice cream for children up to the age of 12 is served from 11:30-12:30 and from 14:30-15:30. There is a separate children's pool.
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So we can finally show you the final MSI X79 motherboard, this is the X79A-GD65 8D (MS-7760) with those eight (!) DIMM slots (8D stands for 8 DIMMs). That would allow you to go for 64GB really. The motherboard is a sheer thing of beauty really. Let's take a closer look.
That's a nice looking motherboard right there. Rear IO connectivity -- first thing we notice, a legacy PS/2 combo port -- good stuff still preferred by hardcore gamers.
We spot Firewire; MSI has managed to insert 2x USB 3.0 and 8x USB 2.0, 1 x Gigabit LAN, optical and coaxial audio out as well as 7.1 audio which is managed by the Realtek ALC892 codec which supports High Definition audio up-to 7.1 channels. The little black button is a CLEAR CMOS switch. You receive extra USB 3.0 ports with the help of an included PCI bracket by the way.
When we flip the board around a little we stumble into the processor area. Reasonably spacious, the DIMM slots draw attention and space.All manufacturers face this 'problem'. But it makes sense to have them as close as possible to the processor (memory controllers) for optimal signal quality of course.
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November 23, 2011
William A. Isaacson (admitted pro hac vice) BOIES, SCHILLER & FLEXNER LLP 2 5301 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Suite 800 Washington, D.C. 20015 3 Telephone: (202) 237-2727 Facsimile: (202) 237-6131 4 Email: email@example.com 5 Philip J. Iovieno (admitted pro hac vice) Anne M. Nardacci (admitted pro hac vice) 6 Christopher V. Fenlon (admitted pro hac vice) BOIES, SCHILLER & FLEXNER LLP 7 10 North Pearl Street, 4th Floor Albany, NY 12207 8 Telephone: (518) 434-0600 Facsimile: (518) 434-0665 9 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com Counsel for Plaintiff SCHULTZE AGENCY SERVICES, LLC 12
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SCHULTZE AGENCY SERVICES, LLC on STIPULATION AND [PROPOSED] behalf of TWEETER OPCO, LLC AND ORDER WITHDRAWING JOINT 19 TWEETER NEWCO, LLC MOTION TO DISMISS, NEC'S MOTION TO DISMISS, SANYO CE'S MOTION TO Plaintiff, DISMISS, AND EXTENDING TIME TO RESPOND TO AMENDED COMPLAINT v. AU OPTRONICS CORPORATION, et al., Defendants. undersigned counsel, request that the Court enter the following order to withdraw (1) Defendants' 3 Joint Motion to Dismiss Plaintiff's complaint, (2) Defendants NEC Corporation, NEC Corporation 4 of America, NEC Display Solutions of America, Inc., NEC Electronics America, Inc., and NEC 5 Sanyo Consumer Electronics, Co., Ltd.'s ("Sanyo CE") Motion to Dismiss, and extend 7 December 6, 2011. 9
("Mitsui Taiwan") entered into a stipulation giving Mitsui Taiwan until December 1, 2011 to 11 answer, move, or otherwise respond to Plaintiff's complaint. 12 Plaintiff, Schultze Agency Services, LLC ("Plaintiff"), and Defendants, through the LCD Technologies, Ltd.'s ("NEC") Motion to Dismiss Plaintiff's complaint, and (3) Defendant 6 Defendants' time to respond to the amended complaint that Plaintiff will file on or before 8 WHEREAS, on October 4, 2011, Plaintiff and Defendant Mitsui & Co. (Taiwan), Ltd. WHEREAS, on October 20, 2011, certain Defendants filed a joint motion to dismiss Plaintiff's complaint in this action (MDL Dkt. No. 3973), and Defendants NEC and Sanyo CE 14 filed separate motions to dismiss Plaintiff's complaint (MDL Dkt. Nos. 3967 and 3974, 15 respectively) (the "Motions"); 16 WHEREAS the hearing on the Motions is scheduled for December 2, 2011;
WHEREAS Plaintiff, although it opposes the Motions, will exercise its right under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 15(a) to file a First Amended Complaint in lieu of filing an opposition to 19 the Motions; 20
WHEREAS the parties agree that the briefing dates and hearing associated with the Motions should be withdrawn and that Plaintiff will file its First Amended Complaint after the 22 existing deadline to file its oppositions to the Motions; 23 a First Amended Complaint and all Defendants may have until January 10, 2012 to respond to the 25 First Amended Complaint, that Plaintiff may have until January 27, 2012 to oppose or otherwise 26 respond to Defendants' response, and that Defendants may have until February 10, 2012 to reply 27 to such opposition; 28
WHEREAS the parties further agree that Plaintiff may have until December 6, 2011 to file
WHEREAS the parties further agree that the hearing on any responses
made by Defendants
may be noticed for February 24, 2012; 3
WHEREAS the parties further agree that, in the alternative, the Defendants may have 60 days from the date the First Amended Complaint is filed to answer said complaint; 5
THEREFORE, Plaintiff, by its counsel, and Defendants, by the undersigned counsel, stipulate and agree as follows: 7
1. The Motions shall be withdrawn and the briefing schedule and hearing date stricken. 9
2. Plaintiff shall file a First Amended Complaint on or before December 6, 2011.
3. All Defendants shall respond to the First Amended Complaint by January 10, 2012.
4. Plaintiff shall oppose or otherwise respond to Defendants' filings by January 27, 2012. 13
5. Defendants shall submit any replies by February 10, 2012.
6. The hearing on any responses made by Defendants shall be noticed for February 24, 2012.
7. In the alternative, all Defendants shall have 60 days from the date the First Amended Complaint is filed to answer said Complaint. 18
Pursuant to General Order 45, Part X-B, the filer attests that concurrence in the filing of this document has been obtained from stipulating defendants.
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Perfect example of joy and happiness being found without expensive toys! lol It still can be done! Your paintings are just Devine, Richard! I am very happy that you provided this fine piece of art to share with your fellow artists and all potential customers out there. This is a very worthy piece of beauty and is deserving of being Featured in the Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery group. LIKED & FAVED Randy B. Rosenberger WFS group administrator
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Richard, Congratulations on your WFS Spotlight Artist Feature for this outstanding winter scene! Your beautiful painting style is reminiscent of artist Robert Duncan's artworks. L&F
A wonderful comment Doug. I love the work of Robert Duncan. Thank you!
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A come-alive magical snowland! L/F
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Love your work---so cheerful and fun---congratulations on your SPOTLIGHT feature in WFS---lvf
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Absolutely beautiful, Richard! I real reminder of childhood days gone by! Congrats on being chosen Spotlight Featured Artist of the Week in WFS. I invite you to post this fine piece in the Winter Wonderland Group. It will surely make a great addition to that Group. Your work is amazing, lots of creativity and talent! F/L.
Thanks Dora. I enjoy those memories of childhood too. I will look into the Winter Wonderland Group!
A most beautiful Christmas scene Richard! Congratulations on being chosen Spotlight Featured Artist of the Week in WFS!...F/L
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Thanks Randy. Once again you have given me great honour in the Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery Group. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
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Fantastic playful painting Richard ... Congrats on your sale L/f
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