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`SERIAL NO:
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`MARK: GOOD DESIGN
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`CORRESPONDENT ADDRESS:
`CHARLES T. RIGGS IR.
`PATULA & ASSOCLATES, P.C.
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`GENERAL TRADEMARK INFORMATION:
`http://www.uspto.gov/main/tradem arks.htm
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`APPLICANT:
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`The Chicago Athenaeum
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`CORRESPONDENT ‘S REFERENCEIDOCKET
`NO:
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`5127/53679
`CORRESPONDENT E-MAIL ADDRESS:
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`REQUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION DENIED
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`ISSUE/MAILING DATE:
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`Applicant is requesting reconsideration of a final refusal issued/mailed June 15, 2007.
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`After careful consideration of the law and facts of the case, the examining attorney must deny the request for
`reconsideration and adhere to the final action as written since no new facts or reasons have been presented
`that are significant and compelling with regard to the point at issue.
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`Applicant’s primary argument is that “good design” is a unitary phrase, and this argument is largely a
`restatement of the argument presented in the applicant’s April 27, 2007 response which was subsequently
`addressed in the examining attorney’s June 15, 2007 final action.
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`The applicant further argues that the term “design” is not generic or a generic equivalent for its services, and
`that is in fact suggestive for the same. Specifically, the applicant argues that the applicant’s goods/services
`have something to do with “design” but what that connection to “design” is and what type of “design” is
`being referred to is not immediately understood or conveyed by the mark itself. The applicant further notes
`in this argument that wording “design competition” and “design award”, terms of art cited in the examining
`attorney’s argument and evidence, do not appear in the applicant’s mark, and without the use of said terms in
`the mark, the mark does not immediately convey or identify the services at issue.
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`With regard to this argument, the determination as to whether a term is descriptive or generic is determined in
`relation to the identified services, not in the abstract. See, In re/lbcor Dev. Corp., 588 F.2d 811, 814, 200
`USPQ 215, 218 (CCPA 1978). App1icant’s services, as identified, are design awards and design
`competitions. These are terms of art as shown in the previously attached evidence of record. See the attached
`additional publication entries from the Lexis-Nexis® database, confirming the same. A two-part test is used
`to determine whether a designation is generic:
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`(1) What is the class or genus of goods or services at issue?
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`(2) Does the relevant public understand the designation primarily to refer to that class or genus of
`goods or services‘?
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`See H. Itlarvin Ginn Corp. v. International Ass ’n ofFire Chiefi, Inc., 782 F.2d 987, 228 USPQ 528 (Fed. Cir.
`1986); TMEP §l209.01(c)(i). The services at issue are design awards and design competitions. The relevant
`public understands the term “design” as referring to these services. Accordingly, design is a generic term in
`the context of the recited services. Moreover, a term (such as “design” herein) that serves as the common
`descriptor of a key ingredient, characteristic or feature of the goods or services is also generic and thus
`incapable of distinguishing source.
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`Finally, the applicant argues that the applicant’s prior, now expired, registration for the same mark and the
`same services did not require a disclaimer of design. This, applicant contends, supports the applicant’s
`position that the term “design” should not be disclaimed from the instant mark. Each case must be decided on
`its own merits. Previous decisions by examining attorneys in approving other marks are without evidentiary
`value and are not binding on the agency or the Board. In re Sunmarks Inc., 32 USPQ2d 1470 (TTAB 1994)‘,
`In re National Novice Hockey League, Inc., 222 USPQ 638, 641 (TTAB 1984). Moreover, the examining
`attorney believes that the argument and evidence contained in the record herein, supports the disclaimer
`requirement.
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`Attached as further supporting evidence of requiring the disclaimer are definitions from The American
`Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition and copies of the applicant’s webpage.
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`Accordingly, applicant’s request for reconsideration is denied. The time for appeal runs from the date the
`final action was issued/mailed. 37 C.F.R. Section 2.64(b); TMEP Section 715.03(c). If applicant has already
`filed a timely notice of appeal, the application will be forwarded to the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board
`(TTAB).
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`/John S. Yard/
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`Trademark Examining Attomey
`Law Ofiice 115
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`(571) 272-9486
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`STATUS CHECK: Check the status of the application at least once every six months from the initial filing
`date using the USPTO Trademark Applications and Registrations Retrieval (TARR) online system at
`http://tarr.uspto.gov. When conducting an online status check, print and maintain a copy of the complete
`TARR screen. If the status of your application has not changed for more than six months, please contact the
`assigned examining attorney.
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`JOHN
`SEND TO: YARD,
`TRADEMARK LAW LIBRARY
`600 DULANY ST
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`ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 22314-5790
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`MAIL-IT REQUESTED: FEBRUARY 28, 2008
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`YOUR SEARCH REQUEST AT THE TIME THIS MAIL~IT WAS REQUESTED:
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`Copyright 2008 Hospital Business Week via IncRx.com via NewsRx.com andNewsRx.net
`Hospital Business Week
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`March 2, 2008
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`SECTION: EXPANDED REPORTING; Pg. 89
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`LENGTH: 571 words
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`HEADLINE: DIABETES;
`Sanofi-aventis' So1oSTAR(R) Insulin Pen for Lantus and Apidra Receives the Prestigious GOOD DESIGN
`Award
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`BODY: ’
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`R), the results of over four years of intensive development, have been designed in dialogue with patients,
`nurses and doctors and meet the high standards of the industry," said Paul Jansen, Global Head Medical
`Dcvices, sanofi-aventis.
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`"We are proud to receive this prestigious GOOD DESIGN Award for SoloSTAR(R) as a recognition of
`our strong commitment to people with diabetes", Gilles Lhernould, Senior Vice President Industrial Affairs
`sanofi-aventis added.
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`For some people with diabetes, self-injection can be a barrier to acceptance of insulin
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`Copyright 2007 CB Media Limited
`All Rights Reserved
`Canadian Business
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`Winter 2007 — 2008
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`SECTION: COVER; Rich 100; Pg. 20
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`LENGTH: 8308 words
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`HEADLINE: IT'S A RICH LIFE
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`BYLINE: BY JOHN GRAY; MEGAN HARMAN; LAUREN McKEON; ZENA OLIJNYK; REGAN RAY
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`BODY:
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`developed more than 74 million square feet of building space. Fidani's not above helping others succeed
`in the same field. The cancer centre he contributed $6 million toward in 2001, won a Mississauga Urban
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`Design Award last year.
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`17 BOl\/[BARDIER FAMILY
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`$2.29 BILLION 35%
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`LOCATION: MONTREAL // '06 RANK: 23
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`Bombardier Inc. cancelled its announced layoffs in August after deciding to boost production of its aircrafi;
`it more than doubled net
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`Copyright 2008 Institute of Management & Administration
`All Rights Reserved
`Design Firm Management & Administration Report
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`March 2008
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`SECTION: DESIGN FIRM MANAGEMENT Vol. 2008 No. 3
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`LENGTH: 1198 words
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`HEADLINE: News Briefs (March 2008)
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`will be presented at the SMPS/PSMA National Conference, August 6-9 in Denver. Visit www.smps.org
`to download the call-for-entries brochure; contact awards£smps.org with questions.
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`BSA Sponsors 2008 Design Awards, Research Grants
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`Each year the Boston Society of Architects sponsors a series of awards that honor design excellence by any
`New England practitioner or any practitioner who builds projects in New England. The entry deadlines are
`April
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`Copyright 2008 Time Inc.
`All Rights Reserved
`In Style
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`March 2008
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`SECTION: THE OSCARS; Oscars’, Pg. 356 Vol. 15 No.3
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`LENGTH: 947 Words
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`HEADLINE: Strictly V.I.P.
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`BYLINE: Steve Pond
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`BODY:
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`Pricewaterhouse Coopers managing partner Brad Oltmanns. At the rehearsals Downey escorted his co-
`presenter onstage with a smooth pirouette but ditched the fancy moves come showtime.
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`THE QUEEN
`The most difficult sequence to stage: the presentation of the best costume design award, which requires
`painstakingly timed camera moves through tableaux that include one Welsh Corgi and 22 models (five
`dressed in costumes from Marie Antoinette). One of the regal ladies, Samantha Aisling Weisman, lounges
`backstage.
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`MARTIN SCORSESE & HELEN
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`Copyright 2008 The Age Company Limited
`All Rights Reserved
`The Age (Melbourne, Australia)
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`February 29, 2008 Friday
`First Edition
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`SECTION: METRO; Pg. 16
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`LENGTH: 1418 words
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`HEADLINE: Sky's the limit;
`FASHION
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`BYLINE: Janice Breen Bums
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`BODY:
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`1800 634 876, Mollini shoes $158, 1800 007 755 and Sporlsgirl clutch handbag, $59.95, 9413 2560.
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`THURLEY
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`The designs of Helen O'Connor, one of Australian fashion’s brightest stars and the only Melbourne finalist
`of the Ll\/[FF Design Award, are sold in Harvey Nicholls in London, Elizabeth Charles in New York and San
`Francisco, online through www.net-a-porter.com and at home, to a fast-swelling fan base of ageless women
`and girls. "
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`Copyright 2008 Press News Limited
`All Rights Reserved
`Broadcast News (BN)
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`February 28, 2008 Thursday
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`SECTION: GENERAL AND NATIONAL NEWS
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`LENGTH: 1030 words
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`HEADLINE: BC—Prep-Lifewatch
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`BYLINE: CP
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`cleaners, and was open to full-time students or recent graduates from a recognized college, a CEGEP
`school in Quebec or university.
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`The winners receive five-thousand dollars, and the design is automatically entered into an international
`competition for the James Dyson Design Award. (The Canadian Press)
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`(HEALTH-Hospital Infections-Dispute)
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`Infection-control specialists from nearly 50 hospitals across Canada are considering pulling out of the only
`national system for collecting data on hospital-acquired infections.
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`They say the program is crumbling
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`Copyright 2008 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
`All Rights Reserved
`Business Week Online
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`February 28, 2008 Thursday
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`SECTION: TOP NEWS
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`LENGTH: 979 words
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`HEADLINE: The Seoul of World Design;
`The Korean capital, soon to host the World Design Olympiad, is funding projects to promote style in Korean
`brands -- and help keep growth on track
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`BYLINE: Moon Ihlwan
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`BODY:
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`in recent years in improving brands through design. Companies like Samsung Electronics, LG
`Electronics, and SK Telecom (SKM) boast leading designers in the fields of digital displays, handsets, and
`mobile products and services, garnering international design awards along the way.
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`The fruits of their efforts are reflected in the improyed global standing of Korea's blue chips. Last year
`Samsung overtook Motorola (MOT) to become the world's second-largest cell-phone maker [BusinessWeek,
`12/16/07] afier
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`Copyright 2008 NewsQuest Media Group Limited
`All Rights Reserved
`Malvern Gazette
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`February 28, 2008 Thursday
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`SECTION: ROUND-UP
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`LENGTH: 282 Words
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`HEADLINE: Library improvements imminent
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`BYLINE: Jack Davidson
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`BODY:
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`work to create a focal point for the centre of town was ruled out due to the expected costs of levelling the
`sloping forecourt.
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`In September of last year the interior of the library was praised by Malvern Civic Society who bestowed
`their annual design award on it.
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`Margaret Gray, principal economic development officer at Worcestershire County Council, said: "Malvern
`Library has long been a focal point in the town and everyone at the County Council is delighted with the
`accolades its received since it was
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`Copyright 2008 PR Newswire Association LLC.
`All Rights Reserved.
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`PR Newswire
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`February 28, 2008 Thursday 10:05 AM GMT
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`LENGTH: 46] words
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`HEADLINE: All's Quiet on the Counteitopz simplehuman(R) Introduces the Revolutionary Steel Frame
`Dishrack
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`DATELINE: LOS ANGELES Feb. 28
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`can in 2000. Today, simplehuman's mission to make people more efficient at home has resulted in a range
`of more than 100 products. All simplehuman products are designed to be ergonomic, easy-to-clean and
`durable. The company has received numerous design awards and was named one of the top corporations for
`Industrial Design Excellence in 2004 by Businessweek/IDSA. For more news and retail information:
`http://www.simplehuman.com/ .
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`Copyright 2008 The Monterey County Herald
`All Rights Reserved
`Monterey County Herald (California)
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`February 27, 2008 Wednesday
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`SECTION: BUSINES S
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`LENGTH: 346 words
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`HEADLINE: Name Dropper
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`BYLINE: The Monterey County Herald
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`BODY:
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`property owners and insurance companies for disaster restoration projects. For more information, see
`www.disasterk1een.com .
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`Local design and marketing firm Blu Creative was recently honored as a Winner in the 2007-2008 American
`Package Design Awards. The national awards are presented each year by Graphic Design USA to
`distinguish excellence in packaging, pop and in-store graphics.
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`The award was given to Blu Creative for its work on the Steam in Bag product line designed
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`Copyright 2008 Salon.com, Inc.
`All Rights Reserved
`Salon.com
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`February 27, 2008 Wednesday
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`SECTION: FEATURE
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`LENGTH: 1134 words
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`HEADLINE: May the best logo win
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`BYLINE: Karrie Jacobs
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`BODY:
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`integrity and steadfastness." In the Kerry-Edwards type, a thinner, fancier serif face, she intuited
`weakness. The "overall design is tentative," wrote Scher. "It conveys congenial subservience." (Note that
`Scher is no Republican; upon winning a National Design Award two years later in 2006 she refused to attend
`a White House awards ceremony, decrying the Bush administration's "assault on meaning.")
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`Designer Janet Froelich, creative director of the New York Times‘ stable of Sunday magazines,
`remembers
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`Copyright 2008 Business Wire, Inc.
`Business Wire
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`February 26, 2008 Tuesday 7:00 PM GMT
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`LENGTH: 383 words
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`HEADLINE: IGG Software's iBank 3 Adds iPhone Integration and Direct Downloads;
`Financial management software optimized for Mac OS X Leopard;
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`DATELINE: PUTNEY, Vt.
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`BODY:
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`fly together as the user creates transactions, and double-clicking a pie slice flips it over to reveal detailed
`information.
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`Last year at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, iBank 3 received theApple
`Design Award "Runner Up" for the Best Mac OS X Leopard Application.
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`The new features of iBank 3 don't stop at animated graphs and views. Users can now directly download
`transactions from a number of different banks using
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`Copyright 2008 Dolan Media Newswires
`Daily Journal of Commerce (Portland, OR)
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`February 26, 2008 Tuesday
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`SECTION: NEWS
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`LENGTH: 91 words
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`HEADLINE: Portland-based WPH Architecture wins award for Vegas project
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`BYLINE: D]C Staff
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`BODY:
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`Portland-based WPH Architecture has received kudos from the mayor of Las Vegas for a condo project the
`firm designed in the city's downtown area.
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`Mayor Oscar Goodman awarded WPH the 2007 Mayor's Urban Design Award for Buildings and Their
`Environs for the Newport Lofts. The 23-story, 168-unit, high-rise building is located in Las Vegas’ art district.
`WPH served as both the design architect and architect of record for the mixed-use residential tower.
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`The urban design award recognizes projects that promote walkability and conservation of resources.
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`Copyright 2008 Daily Advertiser (Lafayette, LA)
`All Rights Reserved
`Daily Advertiser (Lafayette, Louisiana)
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`February 25, 2008 Monday
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`SECTION: MAIN‘, Pg. 2A
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`LENGTH: 266 words
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`HEADLINE: Student receives design award
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`BYLINE: Marsha Sills msills.£theadvertiser.com
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`Copyright 2008 Market Wire, Incorporated
`All Rights Reserved
`Market Wire
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`February 25, 2008 Monday 9:58 AM GMT
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`LENGTH: 383 words
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`HEADLINE: Detroit Home Magazine Announces Winners of Its 2008 Detroit Home Design Awards
`Competition Thursday at Max M. Fisher Music Center, Detroit;
`Tickets on Sale Now!
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`DATELINE: ROYAL OAK, MI; Feb 25, 2008
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`BODY:
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`The spring issue of Detroit Home magazine celebrates the talented professionals who make up metro
`Detroit's design community and proudly announces the winners of the 2008 Detroit Home Design Awards
`competition. The winners will be announced Thursday, Feb. 28 at the fourth-annual Detroit Home Design
`Awards gala at Detroit's Max M. Fisher Music Center. The issue will be available on newsstands March 11.
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`What's more, many of the winning homes, landscapes, and designs will be featured throughout the year in
`future issues of Detroit Home magazine. For a complete list of winners and more information on the 2008
`Detroit Home Design Awards competition, visit www.detroithomemag.com.
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`Detroit Home examines not only where you live, but how you live -- taking readers inside the area's most
`intriguing homes and neighborhoods. Detroit Home features the best information on home decor, architecture,
`landscaping, entertaining, fine living, and product trends.
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`Detroit Home magazine and the Detroit Home Design Awards are brought to you by Hour Media,
`publishers of Hour Detroit, DBusiness, and Metro Detroit Bride. Hour Media also publishes the Metropolitan
`Detroit Guest and Resource Guide, the Metropolitan Menu Guide, and numerous custom publications.
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`Copyright 2008 News Bites Pty Ltd.
`All Rights Reserved
`News Bites
`Media Blab News Bites
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`February 25, 2008 Monday
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`LENGTH: 238 words
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`HEADLINE: TABBIES TO NOW INCLUDE SOUTH AFRICA AS WELL AS NEW ZEALAND AND
`AUSTRALIA
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`BODY:
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`This year, the Tabbies, the editorial and design awards program run by Trade, Association and Business
`Publications International, also partners with the Magazine Publishers Association of South Africa, which
`joins other regional organisations across the globe, including the American Society of Business Publication
`Editors, New Zealand's Magazine Publishers
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`Copyright 2008 Little Rock Newspapers, Inc.
`Arkansas Democrat—Gazette (Little Rock)
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`February 24, 2008 Sunday
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`SECTION: PERSPECTIVE
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`LENGTH: 3274 words
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`HEADLINE: Forward to the past Mister Roberts (re)builds his dream house
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`BYLINE: BY KANE WEBB ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
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`make it any easier should some future wrecking ball crash down on the Greater Little Rock Chamber of
`Commerce building, the Acxiom Headquarters or Heifer International-all of which Rowland designed in
`recent years. All of which were lauded with various design awards.
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`And consider this: The Budget Office and Geyer and Adams buildings were both influenced by Charles
`Thompson, who was The Architect of his day in Arkansas. And Thompson's day lasted for a half-century.
`Among other landmarks, he designed the Washington County courthouse
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`Copyright 2008 North Jersey Media Group’ Inc.,
`All Rights Reserved
`The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
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`February 24, 2008 Sunday
`All Editions
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`SECTION: TRAVEL; Pg. T05
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`LENGTH: 1693 words
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`HEADLINE: Stockholm, a showplace for design and fashion
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`BYLINE: By DOUG LANSKY, UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE, Wire Services
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`BODY:
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`labels like Levis or Lee jeans, but Swedes pay $120 for them.
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`The clothes aren't particularly ornate. Ann Ringstrand goes a step further: "We're a bit like the Amish," says
`the creative director of the Nordic Design Award —winning Hope fashion label, and a former designer at
`Sweden's most successful clothing retailer, H&M. "Look back several hundred years and you'll see that
`Swedes were wearing very simple attire even compared to the people in the
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`Sarasota Herald-Tribune (Florida)
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`February 24, 2008 Sunday
`ALL EDITION
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`SECTION: SUNDAY REAL ESTATE; Pg. 11
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`HEADLINE: Don't rain ON THIS PARADE
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`BYLINE: By MARSHA FOTTLER Marsha.Flot1le£heraldtribune.com
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`on. The Charlotte-DeSoto Building Industry Association's Parade of Homes concludes today. Information
`is online at cdparadeofl1omes.com.
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`On March 7, at an industry-wide gala, Sarasota-Manatee home builders and subcontractors will be
`presented with design awards of their own in about 25 categories, further adding to the developer or
`contractor's prestige while augmenting subsequent ad campaigns. Up to 100 judges (all from out of the area)
`arrive this weekend to evaluate the models and award prizes for excellence in such
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`Copyright 2008
`Americus Times Recorder (Georgia)
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`Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Business News
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`February 22, 2008 Friday
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`SECTION: STATE AND REGIONAL NEWS
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`LENGTH: 475 words
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`HEADLINE: Drugs a problem in one neighborhood, according to business owner
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`BYLINE: Genie Collins, Americus Times Recorder, Ga.
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`DDA) presented its annual awards.
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`The Main Street program has four points, and awards were given for excellence in those four points, said
`DDA/Main Street director Angie Hood. The four points are design, organization, promotion and economic
`restructuring.
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`The Design Award went to Citizens Bank; the Organization Award went to former chairman, Robert
`Parks; the Promotion Award went to Beverly Butcher, GPS/Mapping coordinator for the City; and the
`Economic Restructuring Award went to Davita Americus Dialysis.
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`Community and Economic Development
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`Copyright 2008 Multimedia Publishing of North Carolina
`All Rights Reserved
`The Asheville Citizen-Times (North Carolina)
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`February 21, 2008 Thursday
`MAIN Edition
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`SECTION: HAYWOOD COUNTY NEWS; Pg. 1HC
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`LENGTH: 789 words
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`HEADLINE: Waynesville police relocate
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`BYLINE: ANDRE A. RODRIGUEZ
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`on inside."
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`The Fire Industry Equipment Research Organization recently selected ADW Architects and the Waynesville
`Fire Department's Fire Station No. 1 for Recognition Award for On-the-Board Fire Stations Projects in the
`Fire Facilities Design Awards Program.
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`Once the fire department vacates the 9 S. Main St. building, the town will be able to turn over the keys to a
`contractor to begin the new police station/development olfice.
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`Copyright 2008 Centaur Communications Ltd.
`All Rights Reserved
`Design Week
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`February 21, 2008
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`SECTION: Pg. S4
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`LENGTH: 237 words
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`HEADLINE: HOT FIFTY;
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`BODY:
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`form that feels great in your hand with an incomparable digital interface.
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`\
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`We have come to expect excellence from Apple and it rarely fails to oblige. Take the newly launched ultra-
`slim MacBook Air laptop. The company has already scored more design awards for its products than most
`manufacturers, and we can expect to see the iPhone and Air following suit in the next round of prize-giving
`ceremonies.
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`But even without the awards, Apple continues to merit a place in the Hot 50 - it is
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`Copyright 2008 American City Business Journals, Inc.
`All Rights Reserved
`Orlando Business Journal (Florida)
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`February 21, 2008 Thursday
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`LENGTH: 173 words
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`HEADLINE: Phil Kean gets national home design award
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`Copyright 2008 Chattanooga Publishing Company
`Chattanooga Times Free Press (Tennessee)
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`February 20, 2008 Wednesday
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`SECTION: FOOD; Pg. F1
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`LENGTH: 569 words
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`HEADLINE: Lodge cast iron worth its weight in gold
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`BODY:
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`CONGRATS TO THE makers of Lodge cast-iron cookware. At the International Housewares Association's
`Design Awards held i.n New York the first week of February, Lodge won first place in the bakeware and
`cookware category for its 12-inch Signature skillet. As if that weren't enough, the company took home a gold
`award in the Best of the
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`Copyright 2008 The Monterey County Herald
`All Rights Reserved
`Monterey County Herald (California)
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`February 20, 2008 Wednesday
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`SECTION: BUSINESS
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`LENGTH: 441 words
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`HEADLINE: Name Dropper
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`BYLINE: The Monterey County Herald
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`Two Monterey County architectural firms, Flesher + Foster Architects of Pacific Grove and Carver +
`Schicketanz Architects of Carmel, have been recognized by the Monterey chapter of the American Institute of
`Architects in its biannual desigi awards competition.
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`Flesher + Foster was honored for its work on the Herbert Sarmanian residence, and Carver + Schicketanz
`for work on the Treadwell residence in Big Sur, which also won a Sustainable Design award.
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`Winners were chosen from more than 30 entries from member architects.
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`Merit Award winners were John Thodos, Carmel and Fletcher + Hardoin Architects, Monterey for Carmel
`area residences, and Wald, Ruhnke & Dost Architects, LLP for the Mazda Raceway Laguna
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`Thodos for Carmel residences.
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`Citation Awards for Sustainable Design also went to HGHB for the York School Science Building and
`Osborne Architects, Los Angeles and Carmel Valley for a solar-powered Menlo Park residence.
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`The next Design Awards Competition will be held in 2009.
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`Salinas dentists Dr. Delwin R. Hemingway and Dr. Mark A. Reber, who have worked together for 18 years,
`have been recognized with two industry awards.
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`Their office received honors for "Dental
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`Copyright 2008 Washington Magazine, Inc.
`Washingtonian
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`March. 2008
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`SECTION: GREAT HOME DESIGN; Pg. 125-128, 130-132, 134, 136-142, 144, 146, 148, 150, 152, 154-
`155, 157-158, 160-162, 164-166, 168-169
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`about peers whose work they admire. (They could not vote for themselves or for thei.r partners.) We
`asked about established firms and up-and-comers, about modernists, classicists, and every style in between.
`We also reviewed lists of award winners in local and national design competitions.
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`The result is this list-the 37 firms that received the most recommendations. Then we called them and
`listened to them describe their work.
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`If an architect is not listed, it does not mean the firm isn't good. Some well-known firms, like Hartman-Cox,
`focus on
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`Copyright 2008 Press News Limited
`All Rights Reserved
`Broadcast News (BN)
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`February 28, 2008 Thursday
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`SECTION: GENERAL AND NATIONAL NEWS
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`LENGTH: 1030 words
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`HEADLINE: BC-Prep-Lifewatch
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`BYLINE: CP
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`call to duty with their home life and care-giving responsibilities.
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`She says that in those circumstances, nurses need to know that "someone is taking care of their
`family." (The Canadian Press)
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`(HEALTH-Design-Bike Brake)
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`Engineering students from the University of Guelph have won a national design competition.
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`They developed a single-handed bike braking lever that was inspired by the needs of a nine-year-old girl
`with a malformed hand.
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`The girl, named Lauren, couldn't safely ride a standard bike with hand brakes, so the
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`Copyright 2008 VNU Business Media, Inc.
`All Rights Reserved
`csnewscom
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`February 28, 2008
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`SECTION: News; News
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`LENGTH: 702 words
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`HEADLINE: CSNews Future Forum: Gulf Oil Is "Moving Beyond Petroleum"
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`BODY:
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