I don't know when we are going to have the class in the future. Professor Scafidi was visiting, and we are trying to get her back! I met her at an event last semester, and she is brilliant.hannah87 wrote:thanks, OS! i also find this super-interesting. i just spent the last 20 minutes at work reading Counterfeit Chic. awesome that Fordham offers a Fashion Law seminar!definitely going to look into that.OperaSoprano wrote:
LOL, yes you are. But generally, hard science is a pre-req for patent litigation, not so called "soft IP," meaning trademark and copyright work. Patents are generally sought for inventions, processes, and chemical or material compositions. Copyrights, as defined here, are for original (but not necessarily unique, interestingly enough!) works of art, literature, design, music, compilation, etc. Fashion design cannot generally be copyrighted because fashion, ie: clothing, is seen as a necessary item, and it would be contrary to public policy to drive up the cost of clothing. You could make an argument for fashion as art or sculpture, when talking about runway creations that will never be mass produced. It really is funny... I didn't realize how fascinating I found this stuff until I got here.
And to Hannah, other countries (IE: the EU) have much stricter copyright protections for their fashion industries. In the US, it is not illegal to buy a knock-off. In France I believe it is.
Note: it is both illegal and civilly actionable to sell knock-offs here, however.
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Those of you looking to pass the time, I highly recommend heading over to the lounge and checking this thread out...
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Some of the responses are classic.
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... &start=100
Some of the responses are classic.
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Ha, where do you summer...H. E. Pennypacker wrote:Those of you looking to pass the time, I highly recommend heading over to the lounge and checking this thread out...
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... &start=100
Some of the responses are classic.
I'm surprised no one said something like, "I only summer at AmLaw 100 firms."
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I summer in Cape Cod, I sandwich at the Royal Scarlet Deli, and I beer at the Lazy Boy Saloonrockthelaw wrote:Ha, where do you summer...H. E. Pennypacker wrote:Those of you looking to pass the time, I highly recommend heading over to the lounge and checking this thread out...
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... &start=100
Some of the responses are classic.
I'm surprised no one said something like, "I only summer at AmLaw 100 firms."
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I'm enjoying the discussion in the 'why can't guys in law school get laid' thread. Especially because it just turned to pumas and meeting one would be my ideal life.
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What is everyone's favorite New York movie? Mine is Annie Hall, although I love all of Woody Allen's earlier movies. The opening scene of Manhattan sends chills down my spine, and I've been watching it endlessly for the past few days.
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Scent of a Woman with Pacinofitzgerald86 wrote:What is everyone's favorite New York movie? Mine is Annie Hall, although I love all of Woody Allen's earlier movies. The opening scene of Manhattan sends chills down my spine, and I've been watching it endlessly for the past few days.
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Does the fact that my status is still listed as "Complete" bode poorly? Should I be in like, "Committee Review" by now or does Fordham only update with rejections/acceptance/WL?
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Complete ---> DecisionAston2412 wrote:Does the fact that my status is still listed as "Complete" bode poorly? Should I be in like, "Committee Review" by now or does Fordham only update with rejections/acceptance/WL?
nothing in between
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A Bronx Tale.fitzgerald86 wrote:What is everyone's favorite New York movie? Mine is Annie Hall, although I love all of Woody Allen's earlier movies. The opening scene of Manhattan sends chills down my spine, and I've been watching it endlessly for the past few days.
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I called them a few weeks ago and they told me I was currently under review. You could try that.H. E. Pennypacker wrote:Complete ---> DecisionAston2412 wrote:Does the fact that my status is still listed as "Complete" bode poorly? Should I be in like, "Committee Review" by now or does Fordham only update with rejections/acceptance/WL?
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I'm a big fan of Serpico (especially Charlie Kelly's interpretation), as well as the original Taking of Pelham 123.
I think The Godfather falls into this category as well.
And Taxi Driver.
I think The Godfather falls into this category as well.
And Taxi Driver.
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What the heck is a puma? Is that like a cougar, only... Different? Opera, i'm voting for the dress, too. 

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Yeah there's a whole scale; badger, puma, couger, etcnygrrrl wrote:What the heck is a puma? Is that like a cougar, only... Different? Opera, i'm voting for the dress, too.
It's top-secret guy code so that's all I can tell you.
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And of course, everyone's holiday favorite: Home Alone 2, Lost in New YorkH. E. Pennypacker wrote:I'm a big fan of Serpico (especially Charlie Kelly's interpretation), as well as the original Taking of Pelham 123.
I think The Godfather falls into this category as well.
And Taxi Driver.
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Did anyone see this kid from the Fordham baseball team... it's nuts!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtUlc0-6z8A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtUlc0-6z8A
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LOLOL "badger" - sharp teeth, eh?H. E. Pennypacker wrote:Yeah there's a whole scale; badger, puma, couger, etcnygrrrl wrote:What the heck is a puma? Is that like a cougar, only... Different? Opera, i'm voting for the dress, too.
It's top-secret guy code so that's all I can tell you.
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yes, this was posted yesterday.jmhendri wrote:Did anyone see this kid from the Fordham baseball team... it's nuts!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtUlc0-6z8A

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the badger wears glasses and has rules about weekday sex.nygrrrl wrote:LOLOL "badger" - sharp teeth, eh?H. E. Pennypacker wrote:Yeah there's a whole scale; badger, puma, couger, etcnygrrrl wrote:What the heck is a puma? Is that like a cougar, only... Different? Opera, i'm voting for the dress, too.
It's top-secret guy code so that's all I can tell you.

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Holy crap!H. E. Pennypacker wrote:Those of you looking to pass the time, I highly recommend heading over to the lounge and checking this thread out...
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... &start=100
Some of the responses are classic.
I saw the pictures that people were posting there (Eff!) I posted my own that blows them all out of the water, though ... That's right: Crenshaw, CA. That (this) is where I have been spending the last few summers (try not to be jealous)


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Cougar is roughly around 35-45 and preys on younger men, puma is the same exact thing except in the 27-35 age bracket. Sabretooth is 45+. Badger is considered an 'unattractive cougar'.nygrrrl wrote:What the heck is a puma? Is that like a cougar, only... Different? Opera, i'm voting for the dress, too.
So, at 24, I'm a little old for a puma's tastes, but seeing as she'd probably be 1) more educated than I am, and 2) more fiancially secure than I am and 3) willing to buy me booze/food, and doesn't expect too much from me aside to look pretty, I'm down.
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Where can I find said "Pumas?"even2flow wrote:Cougar is roughly around 35-45 and preys on younger men, puma is the same exact thing except in the 27-35 age bracket. Sabretooth is 45+. Badger is considered an 'unattractive cougar'.nygrrrl wrote:What the heck is a puma? Is that like a cougar, only... Different? Opera, i'm voting for the dress, too.
So, at 24, I'm a little old for a puma's tastes, but seeing as she'd probably be 1) more educated than I am, and 2) more fiancially secure than I am and 3) willing to buy me booze/food, and doesn't expect too much from me aside to look pretty, I'm down.

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I wish I knew, my guess is one of the following:
- The trendy bars that I can't get in to
- The weight room in the gym, just kinda hanging out.
- Coffee shops in down town type areas.
I obviously fail at finding them, otherwise you guys probably never would have met me because I would be doing everything in my power to trick a successful woman into marrying me.
Sometimes I wish I could fake a pregnancy.
- The trendy bars that I can't get in to
- The weight room in the gym, just kinda hanging out.
- Coffee shops in down town type areas.
I obviously fail at finding them, otherwise you guys probably never would have met me because I would be doing everything in my power to trick a successful woman into marrying me.
Sometimes I wish I could fake a pregnancy.
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This is very interesting. I am older than my boyfriend and often get referred to as a cougar. I'll be sure to correct people now, informing them that I am, in fact, a puma.even2flow wrote:Cougar is roughly around 35-45 and preys on younger men, puma is the same exact thing except in the 27-35 age bracket. Sabretooth is 45+. Badger is considered an 'unattractive cougar'.nygrrrl wrote:What the heck is a puma? Is that like a cougar, only... Different? Opera, i'm voting for the dress, too.
So, at 24, I'm a little old for a puma's tastes, but seeing as she'd probably be 1) more educated than I am, and 2) more fiancially secure than I am and 3) willing to buy me booze/food, and doesn't expect too much from me aside to look pretty, I'm down.
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Lol - I learn SO much here...
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