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www.cbc.ca
10 months ago
Canada news

How student loans keep some people trapped in debt | CBC News

When Samuel Bonne received $15,000 in student grants to fund his studies, he wasn't expecting to have to pay it back.But just two years later in the middle of the pandemic those grants were converted to loans.At the end of his sophomore year at the University of Toronto, the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) asked Bonne, originally from Mauritius, for his parents' financial documents, but they couldn't provide them.
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Los Angeles Times
10 months ago
California

Column: Why the Flamin' Hot Cheetos movie is both pandering and pernicious

I initially had no plans to see "Flamin' Hot," the film directed by Eva Longoria that tells the story of real-life-janitor-turned-Frito-Lay-executive Richard Montañez.For at least 20 years, the Mexican American has told anyone within hearing distance that he invented the wildly popular Cheetos variety of the same name.
www.kvue.com
1 year ago
Austin

Austin bat expert says a bat biologist is necessary

AUSTIN, Texas The bat population has a long history in Austin, with around 1.5 million of them residing under the Ann Richards Congress Avenue Bridge.Without someone whose job it is to make sure City decisions are made with bats in mind, experts worry the colonies may suffer.Not only do the bats bring in millions of dollars in tourism to Austin, but they also eat large amounts of insects - which keeps the City safe from pesticides.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

Brooks Convinces Indiana Court to Transfer Dispute with Puma to Washington

"Puma is abusing trademark law by seeking to prevent competitors from using the term 'nitro' to describe nitro-infused shoes."- Brooks' July 2022 statement
Brooks Sports, a sports apparel company that was sued by Puma SE and Puma North America, Inc. for patent and trademark infringement in Indiana, won its motion to transfer the case to a new district court on January 20.
www.kvue.com
1 year ago
Artificial intelligence

UT launching master's program in artificial intelligence

AUSTIN, Texas The University of Texas at Austin will now allow students to pursue a master's degree in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning.The new program, the Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence, will be the first large-scale degree program and the only master's degree program in AI from a top-ranked institution, according to a press release from the university.
Los Angeles Times
1 year ago
Los Angeles Rams

Commentary: UCLA long snapper Jack Landherr is a quiet star and role model for the Bruins

A tall, ruggedly handsome young man, proudly wearing his Bruins blues, stood up this week and told us that all is not lost in college football.His name, Jack Landherr, won't be familiar, even though he will be playing in his 42nd game for UCLA in Friday's Sun Bowl in El Paso.Long snappers don't make headlines, unless they screw up.
Forbes Advisor
1 year ago
Marketing

Is Marketing A Good Major? Everything You Need To Know

Is a marketing degree worth it?If you're wondering whether marketing is a good major, it's important to understand that marketing is an essential component of every business.Companies rely on marketing strategies as they develop marketing plans, determine pricing for their products, implement advertising campaigns and gather analytical information to help them evaluate their sales and marketing efforts.
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Intellectual property law
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
10 months ago
Intellectual property law

CAFC Affirms One PTAB Ruling, Reverses Another in WeatherTech Vehicle Tray Patent Dispute

"The Board's own findings, in light of the proper application of our precedent, compel the conclusion that MacNeil's secondary-consideration evidence is of no relevance to the obviousness inquiry in this case."- CAFC
In a precedential opinion issued Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) reversed a Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) judgment that affirmed patent claims in part due to the commercial success of MacNeil IP's WeatherTech vehicle floor tray.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
10 months ago
Intellectual property law

This Week in Washington IP: Inflation's Impact on Small Business, Trademark Fee Changes, and AI Regulation

This week in Washington IP news, the House of Representatives is busy with several hearings related to innovation.The House Committee on Small Business is looking at inflation's impact on small businesses, while another House subcommittee looks at how tax policy can stimulate U.S. innovation.Elsewhere, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) discusses whether the United States needs further regulation on artificial intelligence.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
10 months ago
Intellectual property law

SCOTUS Requests Response in CareDx Eligibility Petition Following Michel/ Duffy Brief

"[The] split [on patent eligibility law] produces intolerable uncertainty for businesses, with the Executive Branch issuing meritorious patents like the three patents at issue here, only to have the courts invalidate them."- Michel/Duffy brief
Last week, retired U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) Chief Judge Paul Michel and law professor John F. Duffy filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of CareDx, Inc. and the Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
10 months ago
Intellectual property law

CAFC Affirms District Court Denial of Attorney Fees in Oil Drilling Patent Dispute

"Industry competitors zealously advocating their positions often results in resource- and time-intensive litigation.But that alone is insufficient to make a case 'exceptional.'"U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas
On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) issued a precedential decision affirming a district court ruling that denied attorney fees to oil drilling equipment company, FMC Technologies.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
11 months ago
Intellectual property law

CAFC Reverses PTAB Decision that Invalidated Sanofi Injector Pen Patent

"In evaluating whether a reference is analogous, we have consistently held that a patent challenger must compare the reference to the challenged patent."- CAFC
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) issued a precedential decision Tuesday that reversed a Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) decision invalidating claims of Sanofi's U.S. Patent No. RE47,614, which covers a drug delivery device.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
11 months ago
Intellectual property law

Other Barks & Bites for Friday, May 5: Ed Sheeran Wins Copyright Case, Generic Drug Pricing Discussion Continues, and How the Pandemic Impacted Counterfeiting

Bite (noun): more meaty news to sink your teeth into.Bark (noun): peripheral noise worth your attention.This week in Other Barks & Bites: Vanda Pharmaceutical sues the U.S. government over trade secrets; the CAFC vacates a PTAB decision on objective indicia of nonobviousness; Ed Sheeran wins his copyright battle with the heirs of "Let's Get It On" songwriter; and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's close financial ties with billionaire Harlan Crowe remain under microscope.
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Chicago Tribune
10 months ago
Chicago

Fallen officer Areanah Preston remembered on 25th birthday

More than 100 loved ones and community members let go of different colored and shaped balloons in the backyard of an elementary school in Calumet Heights to celebrate the "heavenly" birthday of fallen Chicago police Officer Aréanah Preston, who would have been 25 Wednesday.The celebration took place at Robert A. Black Magnet Elementary School, of which Preston was an alumni.
Chicago Tribune
11 months ago
Chicago

Areanah Preston funeral: Chicago police officer remembered Wednesday

Family, friends and fellow officers are set to remember slain Chicago police Officer Aréanah Preston at her funeral Wednesday.Preston was shot and killed as she returned to her Avalon Park home from a late-night shift in early May.[ Chicago cop, 24, killed just after her shift ends.'I wanted to be an officer ... a person to fight for justice,' she said in 2021 interview.
Chicago Tribune
11 months ago
Chicago

Funeral arrangements set for slain Chicago police officer Areanah Preston

The funeral arrangements have been set for Aréanah Preston a week after the Chicago police officer was fatally shot as she returned home from a late night shift.Preston will be remembered at a visitation Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Oak Lawn's Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, located 4727 W 103rd St. Her funeral will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Trinity United Church of Christ, located at 400 W. 95th St, according to the Chicago Police Department.
Chicago Tribune
11 months ago
Chicago

Editorial: The slaying of Chicago police Officer Areanah Preston is getting far too little attention

Chicago media swarmed with debate over the events of the April 15 weekend, when a large group of Chicago teens headed downtown, with some causing serious property damage and even beating people up.That's because the event had the kind of controversy that generates web traffic.On the one side you had Chicagoans lamenting the disruption of public order, the lack of parental responsibility and the economic consequences of people being afraid to come downtown.
Chicago Tribune
1 year ago
Chicago

Man who straw-purchased gun used to kill Chicago police Officer Ella French to be sentenced in federal court

Chicago police officers are expected to pack a federal courtroom Wednesday for the sentencing of an Indiana man who admitted to straw-purchasing the handgun later used to kill Officer Ella French and critically wound her partner during a traffic stop last year.Prosecutors have asked for the maximum term of five years in prison for Jamel Danzy, writing in a court filing earlier this month that straw purchasers often put illegal firearms into the hands of "dangerous people" who drive much of the city's seemingly endless violence.
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Portland Mercury
10 months ago
Portland

The Mercury's Cover Artist of the Week: Fazilat Soukhakian

Fazilat Soukhakian is an Iranian artist, photographer, scholar, and storyteller whose work depicts the stories of bravery and strength of those marginalized by society, highlighting the act of overcoming struggle and inspiring others.She is currently an Associate Professor of Photography at Utah State University.
Portland Mercury
1 year ago
Portland

Hear in Portland: Wu-Tang Clan and Nas at the Moda, Pickathon 2023 Tickets Are on Sale!

In addition to the earth-shaking-but-ultimately-pretty-cool news that the Doug Fir is moving into the old Le Bistro Montage space-which Mercury culture editor Suzette Smith covered this week -Portland is brimming with excitement right now.As February comes to a close, we're cuddled up with some new music, looking forward to Pickathon, and irately demanding Ticketmaster allow us to purchase Wu-Tang Clan and Nas seats immediately.
Los Angeles Times
10 months ago
Los Angeles Rams

History's best shot putter smashes world record with new technique at L.A. Grand Prix

(Katharine Lotze / Getty Images)

Ryan Crouser has a background in engineering, a master's degree in finance, a night-owl's schedule and a curiosity to innovate that does not lead him to be idle for long.It is not unusual, he said, for his training partner to return for a new week of workouts, only for Crouser to giddily ask him to try a new exercise he has spent the weekend testing.
Los Angeles Times
1 year ago
Los Angeles Rams

Cal State Dominguez Hills women's basketball celebrates historic run to Elite Eight

There wasn't an epiphany.The realization that this group of women played basketball at a level unseen at a school forever in the shadows of USC and UCLA came gradually, one victory after another.By the time Cal State Dominguez Hills was 19-0, it was abundantly clear unprecedented accomplishments were on the horizon, that the potential for something unimaginable in any other year was within its grasp.
Chicago Tribune
10 months ago
Chicago

U-46 School Board names Johnson next district superintendent

Suzanne Johnson, a 25-year educator with School District U-46, will be its next superintendent.The School Board announced Tuesday that Johnson, deputy superintendent of instruction and interim superintendent since February, would fill the job effective July 1 pending completion of contract negotiations and the board's final approval in June.
Chicago Tribune
11 months ago
Chicago

Bird collection once owned by notorious killer Nathan Leopold housed at Elgin museum and back on display

When author Erik Rebain discusses his book, "Arrested Adolescence: The Secret Life of Nathan Leopold," at the Elgin Public Museum Wednesday night, it will be against the backdrop of something once very personal to the notorious child killer.A new display features 16 taxidermy birds given to the museum by amateur ornithologist Leopold, donated either before he and fellow Chicagoan Richard Loeb made international headlines for the 1924 murder of 14-year-old Bobby Franks or while he was in prison.
Chicago Tribune
1 year ago
Chicago

Trinity International to scrap in-person undergraduate programs in favor of online classes; 'We know this ... will be unwelcome news for some'

Students at Trinity International University's Deerfield campus are entering their final months of in-person instruction at the evangelical Christian school, which announced Friday its intention to discontinue its in-person, undergraduate offerings and move to a fully online model.Trinity International University President Nicholas Perrin and board Chair Neil Nyberg announced the move in a release which said the school's Board of Regents voted in favor of moving to "fully online courses and programs intended for global audiences" by the fall of 2023.
Chicago Tribune
1 year ago
Chicago

Chicago mayoral candidate profile: Brandon Johnson

Brandon Johnson has served in the Cook County Board of Commissioners since 2018, when he defeated incumbent Richard Boykin in the 1st District that covers the western suburbs and West Side of Chicago.Johnson is the son of a pastor and worked as a social studies teacher at Edward Jenner Academy in Cabrini Green until 2010.
Chicago Tribune
1 year ago
Chicago

Gina Caneva: I am a skilled professional thanks to the teachers at UIC. They deserve proper compensation.

On Tuesday, faculty at the University of Illinois at Chicago went on strike, stopping classes across campus.The faculty's union is fighting for higher compensation, improved mental health services, job security for nontenured track faculty and faculty discipline practices.I got my bachelor's and master's degrees from UIC and am currently a doctoral student.
Chicago Tribune
1 year ago
Chicago

A librarian's dream helps turn a waiting area at Cook County Jail into an educational nook for children who visit the incarcerated

When 2-year-old K.D. walked with his aunt inside the waiting area of the Maximum Security Division at Cook County Jail to visit his father, he smiled.Unlike all the other times his aunt had brought him to the jail, this time, colorful furniture, dozens of books, toys and a vivid mural adorned the space where he typically - and anxiously - waits until an officer escorts him to see his father, who is incarcerated and awaiting trial.
Mouse Vs Python
10 months ago
Python

PyDev of the Week: Benjamin Bennett Alexander - Mouse Vs Python

This week we welcome Benjamin Bennett Alexander (@RealBenjizo ) as our PyDev of the Week!Benjamin is the author of 50 Days of Python: A Challenge a Day and Master Python Fundamentals and other books.You can catch up with Benjamin over on Medium.Let's spend a few moments getting to know Benjamin better!
Los Angeles Times
10 months ago
California

An L.A. watchmaker crafted a $70,000 timepiece. It could revolutionize the U.S. watch industry

Watchmaker Joshua Shapiro gripped the machine's worn handle with his left hand and exhaled.Standing at the helm of the 100-year-old "rose engine," he peered through a microscope at a small, square slab of German silver illuminated by a gooseneck lamp.Shapiro turned the handle.The rose engine came alive.
Boston.com
10 months ago
New England Patriots

Patriots hire Maya Ana Callender as first full-time female scout in franchise history

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The Patriots have hired Princeton football director of operations Maya Ana Callender as a scout, according to multiple reports.Callender is believed to be the first full-time female scout in Patriots history.She holds a bachelor's degree from Utica College and a master's degree from Belhaven University, according to her LinkedIn page.
TechRepublic
11 months ago
Artificial intelligence

Hiring kit: Computer research scientist

Hiring kit: Computer research scientist

PURPOSE Industries that depend on information technology and related fields of research often call upon the computer research scientist for innovative ideas.This hiring kit from TechRepublic Premium provides an adjustable framework your business can use to find the right person for the job.
Brooklyn Paper
1 year ago
Brooklyn

NYU to open state-of-the-art 'Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center' at Industry City * Brooklyn Paper

New York University will open a new, state-of-the art film virtual production facility named for legendary director Martin Scorsese at Industry City next year, the school announced on Thursday - further strengthening the film industry's presence in Brooklyn.The 45,658-square-foot Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center, named for the famed director of "Goodfellas" and "Taxi Driver," will sit on the top floor of Building 8 at the Sunset Park Complex.
Sun Sentinel
1 year ago
Miami Dolphins

First two Dolphins defensive coordinator candidates surface as Miami begins lining up interviews

The first two Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator candidates the team is interested in interviewing surfaced on Monday - and one comes from within the organization.According to a league source, the Dolphins are planning to interview their own linebackers coach Anthony Campanile and Seattle Seahawks defensive assistant Sean Desai.
amNewYork
1 year ago
New York Knicks

Former Knicks star Amar'e Stoudemire arrested in Miami | amNewYork

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Former Knicks star and Nets assistant coach Amar'e Stoudemire was arrested overnight on Sunday on one count of misdemeanor battery, a domestic violence charge, after he allegedly punched one of his daughters in the jaw and drew blood, according to a report from the Miami Herald.
www.independent.co.uk
11 months ago
UK news

Ministers' migration adviser backs curtailing length of student visa stays

The head of a committee that advises ministers on migration issues has said his panel supports curbing the amount of time overseas university students can stay in Britain.Professor Brian Bell, chairman of the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), told The Sunday Telegraph that his independent body thought it unnecessary for foreign students to be permitted to work in Britain for two years after completing their masters degree.
www.independent.co.uk
1 year ago
UK news

Nigerian politician and wife facing jail after landmark' organ-harvesting case

A wealthy Nigerian politician and his wife are facing jail for an organ-harvesting plot involving a UK hospital following a landmark trial.Senator Ike Ekweremadu, 60, his wife Beatrice, 56, and medical middleman Dr Obinna Obeta, 51, were found guilty at the Old Bailey of conspiring to arrange the travel of a young man with a view to exploiting him for his body part.
www.independent.co.uk
1 year ago
UK news

Wealthy senator and wife guilty of plot to harvest organs as sick daughter cleared

A wealthy Nigerian senator and his wife have been found guilty of an organ harvesting plot.A jury found that Senator Ike Ekweremadu, 60, his wife Beatrice, 56 and medical middleman Dr Obinna Obeta, 50, were guilty of a conspiracy to bring a young man to Britain to give his kidney to the politician's sick daughter.
www.independent.co.uk
1 year ago
UK news

Nigerian politician paid doctor to find organ donor for his daughter, court told

A wealthy Nigerian politician at the centre of an alleged organ-harvesting plot paid a doctor to find a kidney donor for his sick daughter but urged him to abide by the law, a court has been told.Ike Ekweremadu, 60, his wife Beatrice, 56, daughter Sonia, 25, and medical middleman Dr Obinna Obeta, 50, are accused of conspiring to arrange or facilitate the travel of a young man to Britain to exploit him for his body part.
www.independent.co.uk
1 year ago
UK news

Covid scientist jailed for two years over road death of talented artist

A Covid scientist has been jailed for two years for knocking down and killing a talented artist while speeding in the City of London.Ibnu Rizwan, 29, was driving at some 30mph on the 20mph Minories road when he hit David Joseph Evans, 32, early on August 8 2021.Earlier that evening, Rizwan, an epidemiologist specialising in Covid and monkeypox data, had been doing boxing training.
www.independent.co.uk
1 year ago
UK news

Major retrospective of renowned painter Peter Howson to open in May

A major retrospective of work by Peter Howson will offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see works by the renowned painter, a curator has said.The exhibition, which opens at Edinburgh's City Art Centre in May, will bring together about 100 works spanning the artist's career, many never seen before in Scotland.
Washington Post
11 months ago
Washington Redskins

Commanders re-hire trainer Doug Quon, previously on leave during DEA probe

Washington assistant athletic trainer Doug Quon walks off the field with former defensive end Ryan Kerrigan in 2019.(John McDonnell/The Washington Post)Comment Gift Article More than 18 months after placing him on administrative leave during an investigation by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the Washington Commanders have rehired Doug Quon to his previous role of assistant athletic trainer.
Hogs Haven
1 year ago
Washington Redskins

Report: Washington Commanders moving on from OL Coach John Matsko

The Washington Commanders are moving on from offensive line coach John Matsko per ESPN's John Keim.Matsko has been with Head Coach Ron Rivera since he was hired by the Carolina Panthers in 2011.He came with Rivera to Washington in 2020, and is now unemployed.Matsko was asked to replace Brandon Scherff and Ereck Flowers at guard last season with former Panthers Andrew Norwell and Trai Turner.
Wausau Pilot & Review
11 months ago
Education

UW System campuses to launch 11 new online certificates, one master's degree this fall

MADISON - Students and career professionals will have new online learning opportunities this fall when the University of Wisconsin System launches 11 new certificates and one master's degree in fast-growing fields.The 100 percent online programs feature graduate-level certificates in the expanding fields of digital marketing, financial technology, and IT management, as well as a master's degree and graduate certificates in biodiversity conservation and management.
Padailypost
1 year ago
Education

Interim superintendent likely to become superintendent in Sequoia Union High School District

BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer
Months after Sequoia Union High School Superintendent Darnise Williams was paid $299,000 to quit her job after just a year and a half on the job, the school board is poised to hire its interim superintendent to take the job permanently.Crystal Leach stepped in to be the district's interim superintendent for the second time in December after Williams was shown the door.
www.dw.com
1 year ago
Education

Ukrainian refugee kids face a challenge in German schools DW 12/15/2022

Anna Bobrakova is happy."Mom, you can be proud of me, I got almost only ones," her son told her recently.In Germany, one is the highest grade you can receive for schoolwork.Her sons are 15 and 12.Both attend a Berlin grammar school and have been assigned to "welcome classes" there, where children are initially taught separately because they don't speak German.
www.npr.org
11 months ago
Arts

Heaven has a bathrobe-clad receptionist named Denise. She's helping TikTok grieve

TikTok creator Taryn Delanie Smith plays Denise, a character who's helping the internet cope with grief and abstract questions about the afterlife.Screenshot by NPR/TikTok @taryntino21 If you ask anyone on TikTok what happens when you die, there's a decent chance they'll put it this way: You appear in a waiting room.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
11 months ago
Intellectual property law

European Inventor Award Finalists Focus on Sustainability

"The innovation shown by this year's finalists, in the face of the modern world's many shared challenges... is a source of inspiration."- EPO President António Campinos
On Tuesday, the European Patent Office (EPO) announced the 12 inventors and inventor teams that have been selected as finalists for the 2023 European Inventor Award.
Chicago Tribune
11 months ago
Chicago

Family and colleagues honor fallen CPD Officer Areanah Preston in evening vigil; 5 in custody in connection with shooting

Hundreds gathered Tuesday evening in the District 5 police station courtyard to honor and mourn Chicago police Officer Aréanah Preston, who was fatally shot after returning home from a shift early Saturday.A hush fell over the crowd as a bagpipe played and Preston's family made their way to some chairs in front of a yellow and light blue balloon arch.
Chicago Tribune
11 months ago
Chicago

Christine Ledbetter: Why the loss of newspaper cultural critics hurts us as citizens

I miss the critics.The theater, music, movie, fashion, book, dance and architectural critics who once populated the nation's media have been systematically eliminated at our beleaguered newspapers.As print circulation and advertising have declined, journalism's new business model has prized clicks over culture.
Portland Mercury
1 year ago
Portland

Chris Williams Uses Storytelling Night Front Porch Sessions to Make Less Strangers

A collective "oh no!" rose up from the crowd gathered within the Historic Alberta House.They drew out the expression of dread, letting it fall into a murmur.Onstage, Chris Williams, the founder of Front Porch Sessions, joked about people running for the doors."That's usually the response, when an audience first learns that they're gonna talk to people," Williams told the Mercury in a later interview.
Design Milk
11 months ago
Design

J. John Priola on the Intersection of Architecture, Portraits & Plants

In artist and educator J. John Priola's new book, Natural Light (Prestel), he presents 12 series of images of trees and plants and the spaces in which they live, created over the span of 20 years, with each section prefaced by an archival image taken by his mother.The breadth and depth of the work speaks to the crucial role the natural world in Priola's art making, and in his life in general.
Dezeen
1 year ago
Design

Seven emerging Swedish furniture designers at Stockholm Design Week

Now that Stockholm Design Week has drawn to a close, here's a look at seven rising Swedish design talents that exhibited at the event.Stockholm Design Week and the coinciding Stockholm Furniture Fair took place in the Swedish capital from 6 to 12 February at venues all around the city.The show is often filled with promising design students thanks to Greenhouse, a dedicated exhibition for young designers that is a regular fixture at the fair.
Dezeen
1 year ago
Design

Sunniva Rosenberg adds "star-shaped" extension to Norwegian house

Architect Sunniva Rosenberg has added an angular annex to a house in Lillesand, Norway, which contains living spaces oriented towards the best views of the surrounding nature.The L15 project involved the renovation and extension of a 1980s family home built around an orchard in the town near Norway's south coast.
Design Milk
1 year ago
Design

The Noah Lighting Collection Represents 2 Souls in 1 Body

The Noah lighting collection is personal to designer Filippo Mambretti - it's a tribute to the birth of his son named Noah.Created for Gantri, the lights resemble one of the most obvious signs of motherhood: a round, pregnant belly.Mambretti designed the diffuser and shade to represent the beauty of two souls residing in one body as new life is created.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
11 months ago
Intellectual property law

This Week in Washington IP: Artificial Intelligence on Everyone's Minds, IPWatchdog's Patent Litigation Masters, and PPAC Hearing on Fee Adjustments

This week in Washington IP news, artificial intelligence is the hot topic of the week with the Senate and House both holding hearings on the subject.OpenAI CEO Sam Altman will testify before the Senate as the young tech entrepreneur becomes the face of the emerging industry.Elsewhere, the USPTO is hosting a day-long expo on innovation in the green energy sector.
Calm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being
1 year ago
Mental health

Understanding Diet Culture: Why Dieting Can Be Harmful To Mental Health?

Are you also aligned or preoccupied with the trending diet type right now?Well, I know the Mediterranean diet, keto diet, and intermittent fasting are in talk these days.But, where do you get this information from?Mostly from social media, friends, or relatives...right?It's pretty common nowadays...people do talk about the trending diets and participate in doing them even without realizing why they are doing so!
Food & Beverage Magazine
1 year ago
Food & drink

SUSAN FEDROFF AND JACKIE SUMMERS JOIN LINEUP OF KEYNOTE SPEAKERS FOR 2023 BAR & RESTAURANT EXPO

Bar & Restaurant Expo is pleased to announce two additional keynote speakers have joined the lineup for this year's expo, taking place March 27-29 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.Susan Fedroff, co-owner of Clover Club, Leyenda and MilLady, and Jackie Summers, the founder of JackFromBrooklyn Inc and creator of Sorel Liqueur, will round out this year's group of expert keynote speakers.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

Judge Calls Cellspin's Motion for Recusal in Infringement Case 'Divorced from the Law and Facts'

"The pending motion lacks any substantive basis tethered to law or fact to support recusal or vacatur."- Judge Gonzalez Rogers
Last week, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers issued an order denying Cellspin Soft's motion for recusal that sought the vacatur of a summary judgment that released Fitbit, Nike, Under Armour, and others from patent infringement liability.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

People's Vaccine Alliance Asks WHO to Ensure Members Commit to Waive IP Rights in Pandemic Accord

"The Accord should commit the Parties to waive relevant intellectual property rights in all national and multilateral agreements once a Public Health Emergency of International Concern is declared by the WHO." - People's Vaccine Alliance Comments
The People's Vaccine Alliance released comments this week on a draft of a pandemic accord currently being considered during the fourth meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB) at the World Health Organization (WHO).
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

This Week in Washington IP: FTC's Non-compete Proposal, Competition in Ticketing Services, and the Effectiveness of AI in Content Moderation

This week in Washington IP news, Congress is back in session with a light week of hearings including a Senate Judiciary hearing on competition in live entertainment.Elsewhere, there is a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) training session on the patent appeals process, and a discussion about President Biden's tech agenda from the ITIF.
FanSided
11 months ago
National Football League

Jalen Hurts can't stop winning at life, graduates with Masters from Oklahoma

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts had quite the year, and he added to it by earning his Master's degree from Oklahoma University.No one has had a better year than Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.He had a record-breaking performance in Super Bowl 57.He nearly helped the team win their second-ever Lombardi Trophy.
Strength Running
11 months ago
Running

Can Ketones Help You Run Faster? Dr. Latt Mansor on Ketone Supplements - Strength Running

If you are familiar with ketones, you know that they are commonly associated with a long term, low carbohydrate diet that can be challenging for runners to sustain.But what if you could get the benefits of ketones as a supplement, rather than a dietary change?Ketones are a fuel source naturally produced by the liver when there is low carbohydrate availability, typically achieved through an extremely low carbohydrate diet.
www.dw.com
11 months ago
Women in technology

Women's participation in Indian workforce is shrinking DW 05/10/2023

Five years ago, Amanjeet Kaur, a former consultant for ONQUE Media in New Delhi, was swiftly climbing the ladder of corporate success.She loved her marketing job, producing content and designing websites for different companies in India.Drowned in work, she barely had time to think about the future.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
11 months ago
Intellectual property law

Centripetal Tells CAFC Vidal Testimony Bolsters Mandamus Petition

"The only meaningful remedy is vacatur of the relevant decisions and reconsideration by a newly constituted impartial PTAB panel free of financial conflicts."One day after U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Director Kathi Vidal testified during a hearing before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property and the Internet, Centripetal Networks filed a reply in support of its petition for a writ of mandamus in its patent dispute with Cisco.
Medium
11 months ago
Data science

Announcing the ODSC East 2023 Keynote Speakers

ODSC East is just a few weeks away, and we couldn't be more excited to announce our Keynote and Track Keynote speakers.They represent some of the leading minds in both industry and academia Collectively, our keynote speakers have written numerous articles and papers, been the recipients of notable awards, been recognized by respected publications, and received fellowships.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
11 months ago
Intellectual property law

This Week in Washington IP: Generic Drug Pricing, Supreme Court Ethics, and Maximizing Regional Economic Growth and Innovation

This week in Washington IP news, the Senate Committee on the Judiciary holds a hearing on Supreme Court Ethics Reform after two Justices have been tied up in ethics scandals.Elsewhere, the United States Patent and Trademark Office celebrates the 16th annual Design Day, and CSIS discusses the regional economic impact the CHIPS and Science Act can have.
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1 year ago
Intellectual property law

China Gains on Top Filers at European Patent Office

"The number of patent applications...underlines that innovation remained robust last year despite economic uncertainties around the globe."- European Patent Office
U.S. companies and inventors still filed more patent applications with the European Patent Office (EPO) than any other country, according to its Patent Index 2022, which was released today.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

This Week in Washington IP: USPTO Hears from Women Excelling in the Technology Industry; Germany and the United States' Innovation Future; and the Role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers in the Prescription Drug Supply Chain

This week in Washington IP news, the House Subcommittee on Economic Growth, Tax, and Capital Access examines how well creditors are able to identify small businesses that are eligible for additional capital.Elsewhere, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) hosts the third event of the 2023 Women's Entrepreneurship Symposium.
www.cbc.ca
1 year ago
Toronto

Toronto's Sophie Jaques named top NCAA Division 1 women's hockey player | CBC Sports

Toronto's Sophie Jaques has won the Patty Kazmaier Award as the top player in women's NCAA Division 1 hockey.Jaques is the first Ohio State player to earn the honour and just the second defender since it was established in 1998.She helped the Buckeyes to a 33-5-2 record and a berth into Sunday's NCAA national championship game against Wisconsin.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

CAFC Sends Amazon Patent Case Back to District Court Due to Ambiguous Stipulation

"The court took issue with the stipulation and 'warned of the dangers of stipulating to non-infringement based on a district court's claim constructions without indicating the exact basis for non-infringement.'"The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) issued a precedential ruling Monday that vacated and remanded a district court ruling on patent infringement in a case between Amazon and AlterWAN.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

Hermes Wins Landmark MetaBirkins NFT Trademark Trial

"A reasonable juror could conclude that Rothschild's claims that he viewed MetaBirkins as a largely artistic endeavor is a fabrication."- Judge Rakoff
Luxury fashion brand Hermès won their trademark lawsuit against Mason Rothschild, the creator of the non-fungible tokens (NFT) MetaBirkins, on Wednesday.
Food & Beverage Magazine
1 year ago
Food & drink

WOODFORD RESERVE NAMES ELIZABETH MCCALL MASTER DISTILLER

Woodford Reserve today named Elizabeth McCall as Master Distiller, the third in the bourbon brand's 26-year history, succeeding Chris Morris, who will assume the role of Master Distiller Emeritus.McCall, who has been training for this Master Distiller role for over a decade, will oversee quality and innovation efforts and bring new Woodford Reserve products to market.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

CAFC Reverses District Court Claim Construction in Fuel Tank Sensor Case

"Because the construction adopted by the district court could give rise to further disputes regarding the meaning of the word 'porous'-a term that does not appear in the '038 patent-we adopt SSI's construction of the term 'filter.'" - CAFC
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) issued a precedential opinion on Monday that reversed and vacated in part a previous lower court ruling in a patent case related to fuel tank sensors.
MLB Trade Rumors
1 year ago
Major League Baseball

Read The Transcript Of Our Live Chat Hosted By Former MLB Scout Tim Kissner

Today's chat guest, Tim Kissner, has 22 years of experience as an MLB scout.Tim was born in Homer, Alaska, and grew up in Juneau.He played baseball at Mendocino Community College and Oregon State and has a masters degree from Eastern Oregon State College.Kissner began his MLB career as a part-time scout with the Phillies in 1999.
Boston.com
1 year ago
Boston

Bowdoin College names 1st woman to serve as president

College Safa Zaki will succeed Bowdoin's Clayton Rose to become the 16th president at the 229-year-old liberal arts college in Maine.BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) - A psychologist and cognitive scientist who currently serves as dean of faculty at Williams College will become the first woman to lead Bowdoin College, the school announced Thursday.
Boston.com
1 year ago
Boston

Meet the Cohasset native leading NASA's SpaceX mission to the ISS

Local Stephen Bowen is the spacecraft commander for the Crew-6 mission to the International Space Station.Cohasset native Stephen Bowen and his crew launched into the cosmos at 12:34 a.m.Thursday on a mission to the International Space Station (ISS).The crew, flying a SpaceX spacecraft, is expected to reach the ISS just over a day later at 12:43 a.m.
Boston.com
1 year ago
Boston

'Gut-wrenching': Conn. state Rep. Quentin Williams, considered a rising political star, killed in crash with wrong-way driver

Politics "Public service was his passion, and he was always advocating on behalf of the people of his hometown."HARTFORD, Conn.(AP) - A Connecticut state representative, considered a rising political star, was killed when a wrong-way driver crashed head-on into his vehicle early Thursday morning as he returned home from the governor's inauguration ball, state police said.
Boston.com
1 year ago
Boston

Here's who will be the acting Mass. attorney general for 13 days

Politics A Jamaica Plain resident will temporarily serve as the state's top prosecutor before Andrea Campbell takes office later this month.There's a 13-day gap between when Maura Healey makes history on Thursday as she becomes the first lesbian governor in the nation and when her successor in the attorney general's office, Andrea Campbell, takes the oath of office herself.
Boston.com
1 year ago
Boston

Here's who Gov.-elect Healey picked as the new secretary of education

Local "Our kids need results, and I know Dr. Tutwiler will deliver."Patrick Tutwiler is taking up the mantle of secretary of education, appointed by Governor-elect Maura Healey.Tutwiler is the former Lynn Public Schools superintendent and the first Black person appointed to Healey's cabinet.
San Francisco Bay Times
1 year ago
SF LGBT

Antonio Aguilar-Karayianni: A Longtime LGBTQ+ Advocate in San Francisco - San Francisco Bay Times

By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.-
One of our unsung heroes in the Bay Area is J. Antonio Aguilar-Karayianni, M.A.He has worked in a variety of health and service promotion agencies in San Francisco and has also extensively volunteered for many nonprofits.Antonio specializes in integrated mental health, substance abuse HIV/AIDS, and primary care in varied roles as project manager providing staff supervision and volunteer training.
San Francisco Bay Times
1 year ago
SF LGBT

The Al Baum Memorial Lecture Series - San Francisco Bay Times

By Mark Leno-
My dear friend Rabbi Camille Angel has been a trailblazer for many decades in many ways.Currently, she is the Rabbi in Residence at the University of San Francisco-yes, a Jesuit institution of higher education.At USF, Rabbi Angel has created a course entitled "Honoring our LGBTQ Elders," which does just that.
San Francisco Bay Times
1 year ago
SF LGBT

Homo Novus - San Francisco Bay Times

By Michele Karlsberg-
Michele Karlsberg: This year, Gerard Cabrera is celebrating the publication of his debut novel Homo Novus.It tells the story of a young man and the Catholic priest who seduced him when he was an adolescent.As the publisher's description of the book reads: "Piety, compassion, lust, love ... feelings all the more potent when you are a Catholic priest confined to your hospital bed by an AIDS diagnosis, being comforted by the seminarian you sexually abused as an adolescent.
sfist.com
1 year ago
Marketing

Daughter's Seven-Second TikTok Video Boosts Business For Parents' Struggling Santa Rosa Restaurant

A young woman's brief plea to TikTok about her parents' empty Vietnamese restaurant in Santa Rosa was apparently immediately successful, and business is back up.Jennifer Le posted the seven-second video of her father leaning on a counter in the completely empty restaurant, Lee's Noodle House, staring at the door on January 18. "It makes me so sad to see my parents just wait for customers to walk through the door to eat at their Vietnamese restaurant," Le wrote on the video caption.
www.dw.com
1 year ago
Music

DW Jazz Concerts: Richie Beirach and the Sirius Quartet DW 02/12/2023

To play this audio please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 audio More often than not, musicians experiment with different kinds of music, blurring the lines between classical, jazz, pop, rock and other ethnic and traditional musical genres.So if a jazz musician plays classical music, what distinguishes both genres?
www.cnn.com
1 year ago
US politics

Patriotism is the common denominator': Poland volunteer fighters respond to the war next door

On a military base on a frigid February morning in Warsaw, Poland, civilians are learning to become soldiers.A banker, a high school student, and an aspiring opera singer are among dozens dressed in military uniform, practicing their shooting stance, working through tactical drills and learning how to communicate on a battlefield.
BBC Sport
1 year ago
Soccer (FIFA)

From railway worker to refereeing League Cup final

Coverage: Watch live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website & app; live text commentary on BBC Sport website & app

Working on the railway and refereeing as a "casual hobby", Kirsty Dowle never imagined she would be officiating in a League Cup final when she started out nine years ago.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

CAFC Rules PTAB Must Revisit Netflix and Hulu's IPR Challenge of Streaming Tech Patent

"The Board's redefinition, pervasively substituting a focus on Chen's own inventive 'system' for the petition's focus on particular Chen disclosures about pre-Chen art was a fundamental legal error."- CAFC
The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) ruled on March 1 that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) erred in its analysis of an inter partes review (IPR) filed by streaming giants Netflix and Hulu.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

CAFC Says University of Minnesota Patent Fails Written Description Test

"The listings of possibilities are so long, and so interwoven, that it is quite unclear how many compounds actually fall within the described genera and subgenera."- CAFC
In a precedential decision published Monday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) affirmed the Patent Trial and Appeal Board's (PTAB) decision to invalidate a pharmaceutical patent owned by the University of Minnesota.
www.npr.org
1 year ago
Arts

After 30+ years, 'The Stinky Cheese Man' is aging well

Illustrations Lane Smith Here's a story you might know it's a classic fairy tale "Once upon a time, there was a little old woman and a little old man who lived together in a little old house.They were lonely, so the little old lady decided to make a man out of stinky cheese."It's Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith's take on The Gingerbread Man, with one very important plot twist the stinky cheese man is so stinky that no one wants to run, run, run after him, much less eat him.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

This Week in Washington IP: USPTO-FDA Listening Session, China's IP Landscape, Women in Entrepreneurship

This week in Washington IP news, following the federal holiday to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Congress is not in session, but there are still some interesting events to put on your calendar, including the all-day listening session on United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)-U.S.Food & Drug Administration collaboration on Thursday; a panel discussion at the American Enterprise Institute about the near-term future for financial markets; and a discussion with IP experts at the USPTO about IP protection in China.
Washingtonian - The website that Washington lives by.
1 year ago
Washington DC

This Intimate, Candlelit, Pizza-Filled Wedding at Fathom Gallery Is Proof That Wedding-Day Rain Is Romantic - Washingtonian

Elizabeth and Keith's big day is proof that rain doesn't damper wedding plans.Actually, when chatting with Elizabeth she says her favorite detail was the overcast weather, as it allowed them to utilize their backup-venue option."We had planned for an outdoor ceremony at Fathom Gallery, but our incredible vendor team was able to pivot to an indoor ceremony," explains Elizabeth.
Medium
1 year ago
UX design

The Truth About UX Design Degrees

If you are considering a career in UXUI design you will have done your research and, I'm sure seen how competitive the industry has become over the last few years.One possible option you may considered is completing a degree in UX design or similar field.Using my own personal experience of completing a masters degree in UX, this article with provide you with the benefits and drawbacks related to completing a UX degree.
Therumpus
1 year ago
Writing

Funny Women: Personal Statement For Creative Writing MFA Applications - The Rumpus.net

Funny Women: Personal Statement for Creative Writing MFA Applications
Dear MFA Faculty at Private University,
When I was a child, I lived on the sea.It was me, my parents, and my five older siblings on a small dinghy that bounced between Maryland and the Isle of Wight for eighteen years.My parents never educated us, and the ocean oppressed me with its squalls and frigid gales.
www.npr.org
1 year ago
Books

2022 was a big year for dance books: Here are 5 to check out

Meghan Collins Sullivan/NPR It's not often you find whole sections of bookstores or libraries devoted to books on dance.But this doesn't mean that there's a shortage of good books on the topic  especially this year.2022 was particularly prosperous for books about ballet, with many notable memoirs, biographies, and works of fiction making their debuts.
Acm
1 year ago
Digital life

A Computer Scientist with a Biologist's Ambition: Advance Humanity

When I was growing up, I always wanted to be a writer like Tolstoy or Agatha Christie-until I got my first period.I realized then that women must endure much more pain than men to fulfill the human reproduction responsibilities.So, I wanted to become a geneticist who could make men pregnant to share the pain with women.
Acm
1 year ago
Digital life

The Number of Master's Degrees in This Field Nearly Tripled in a Decade

The world is increasingly going digital, and so are graduate students.That's made a master's degree in computer science one of the most in-demand programs across the country-in fact, the fourth most-popular graduate degree conferred is now computer and information sciences and support services, according to figures from the National Center for Education Statistics.
Los Angeles Times
1 year ago
Los Angeles

Lawsuit against USC education school alleges fraud in U.S. News & World Report data

The University of Southern California's education school was sued Tuesday by former students who claim that officials violated state law by falsely advertising the graduate program's high online degree ranking, which was based in part on fraudulent data submitted to U.S. News & World Report's college rating list.
www.npr.org
1 year ago
Health

Editors' pick: 8 great global stories from 2022 you might have missed

Two of our favorite hidden gems feature goats who take no guff and an ice sculptor from Kenya who defied skeptics.Forest P. Hayes; Michael Kaloki Dear readers, we are grateful that so many of you  millions of you  read our stories each year.And of course we love it when a story gets a huge number of pageviews.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

This Week in Washington IP: How to Become an Administrative Patent Judge, A Debate on Cryptocurrency Regulation

This week in Washington IP news, the USPTO is hosting an event on becoming an Administrative Patent Judge, and the Brookings Institute is hosting a debate on cryptocurrency regulation.Monday, December 19
Hudson Institute Strengthening the US-Japan Alliance: A Conversation with Senator Bill Hagerty At 10:00 AM on Monday, online video webinar
Former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster is hosting this discussion with Senator Bill Hagerty, former U.S. ambassador to Japan, on the strategic interests shared by the United States and Japan.
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

Intel Asks Delaware Court to Dismiss $4 Billion VLSI Patent Suit

"VLSI's complicated structure is having its intended effect-allowing Fortress and VLSI's investors to control VLSI and reap any benefits from this suit, while concealing their identities from the Court and the public."- Intel Supplemental Brief
Intel Corp. has asked the United States District Court for the District of Delaware to throw out a $4.1 billion patent lawsuit from VLSI Technology in a filing unsealed Friday, December 9.
Intel claimed that VLSI "has repeatedly failed to disclose its full ownership as required," and the company's "opaque ownership structure is an entrenched feature of hedge fund-driven patent litigation."
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