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	Lotus - LoveToKnow 1911
		The lotus fruits of the Greeks belonged to Zizyphus Lotus, a bush native in south Europe with fruits as large as sloes, containing a mealy substance which can be used for making bread and also a fermented drink.
		The lotus tree, known to the Romans as the Libyan lotus, and planted by them for shade, was probably Celtis australis, the nettle-tree, a southern European tree, a native of the elm family, with fruits like small cherries, which are first red and then fl.
		Lotus of botanists is a genus of the pea-family (Leguminosae), containing a large number of species of herbs and undershrubs widely distributed in the temperate regions of the old world.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Lotus (228 words)

	Picture Lotus,Plants,Lotus Tree Pictures,Catalog,Trees Encyclopedia
		Lotus is also the name of a genus in the pea family, Leguminosae, which contains such plants as the bird's-foot trefoil, Lotus corniculatus.
		Nymphaea lotus, the Egyptian white lotus, is believed to be the original sacred lotus of ancient Egypt.
		The white lotus is a shallow-water, night-blooming plant with a creeping rootstock (rhizome) that sends up long-stalked, nearly circular, dark green leathery leaves, which float on the surface.
	www.4to40.com /earth/geography/htm/plantsindex.asp?counter=224 (268 words)

	LOTUS DEVELOPMENT CORP. v. BORLAND INTERNATIONAL INC., 49 F.3d 807 (1st Cir. 1995). (LOISLAW)
		Lotus 1-2-3 utilizes a two-line menu; the top line lists the commands from which the user may choose, and the bottom line displays what Lotus calls its "long prompts." The long prompts explain, as a sort of "help text," what the highlighted menu command will do if entered.
		As the Lotus long prompts are not before us on appeal, we take no position on their copyrightability, although we do note that a strong argument could be made that the brief explanations they provide "merge" with the underlying idea of explaining such functions.
		Lotus has already reaped a substantial reward for being first; assuming that the Borland program is now better, good reasons exist for freeing it to attract old Lotus customers: to enable the old customers to take advantage of a new advance, and to reward Borland in turn for making a better product.
	www.law.cornell.edu /copyright/cases/49_F3d_807.htm (7250 words)

	Lotus v. Borland
		Lotus filed this action against Borland in the District of Massachusetts on July 2, 1990, four days after a district court held that the Lotus 1-2-3 "menu structure, taken as a whole -- including the choice of command terms [and] the structure and order of those terms," was protected expression covered by Lotus's copyrights.
		Lotus and Borland filed cross motions for summary judgment; the district court denied both motions on March 20, 1992, concluding that "neither party's motion is supported by the record." Borland I, 788 F.
		If Lotus is granted a monopoly on this pattern, users who have learned the command structure of Lotus 1-2-3 or devised their own macros are locked into Lotus, just as a typist who has learned the QWERTY keyboard would be the captive of anyone who had a monopoly on the production of such a keyboard.
	www.swiss.ai.mit.edu /6805/articles/int-prop/lotus/lotus-borland-appeal-Mar95.html (7379 words)

	Blue Lily
		The "lotus" depicted in the tomb paintings of ancient Egypt and found scattered upon the corpse of Tutankhamen when the tomb was opened in 1922 is also known as the 'lily of the Nile', and it is not a true lotus, but a blue water lily Nymphaea caerulea.
		The lotus seat is that of Horus, associated with the silence of divinity, depicted in the corolla of the flower with his fingers pressed to his lips.
		The lotus is one of the 8 glorious or auspicious emblems [Pa Hsi-hsiang] to the Chinese.
	www.iamshaman.com /lotus/worship.htm (2213 words)

	Lotus Like Tree Peony
		Tree Peony is a woody deciduous shrub native to China.
		Tree Peony requires well-drained loam soil with a ph range of 6.5-7.
		Tree Peony is cultivated in China for more than 1400 years.
	www.h2ouse.org /gardensoft/plant_description.aspx?PlantID=18108 (113 words)

	PLANTS & FLOWERS OF GREEK MYTH 2
		Adonis was later born of the incestuous union from the tree's trunk and entrusted to the care of Nymphs.
		The golden fleece was nailed to the branches of an oak tree in the sacred grove of Ares at Kolkhis.
		The tree was cultivated in ancient orchards alongside the apple, pear, fig and olive..
	www.theoi.com /Flora2.html (3717 words)

	LOTUS,
		In Greek legend, the lotophagi (“lotus-eaters”), those who ate the fruit of the lotus tree, forgot their friends and homes and lost all desire to return to their native land.
		Because the legends, as they have been passed down to the present, are inexact, it is not certain what plant may have been referred to, and several species have been suggested: Zizyphus lotus, a jujube; Celtis australis, a nettle tree; and Nitraria tridentata, a desert shrub—all of which are native to the Mediterranean region.
		The seeds and rhizomes of this aquatic genus are edible, and its leaves are held above the water on long stalks.
	www.history.com /encyclopedia.do?vendorId=FWNE.fw..lo090400.a (243 words)

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		Borland used the Lotus command hierarchy in its programs to allow compatibility with Lotus 1-2-3, so that users who were already familiar with Lotus 1-2-3 and had already learned its command procedures and had already written macros for that program, could switch to Borland without having to learn a new operating system.
		Lotus filed this action against Borland in 2 July 1990 in the District of Massachusetts, four days after the District Court held that the Lotus 1-2-3 "menu structure, taken as a whole--including the choice of command terms [and] the structure and order of those terms" was protected expression covered by Lotus's copyrights.
		Lotus did not cross-appeal; the issue being contested was Borland's copying of the Lotus menu tree into its Quattro programs and Borland's defenses to said coping.
	www-swiss.ai.mit.edu /6095/student-papers/fall95-papers/kokoski-lotus.html (2264 words)

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	Trees in Ancient Egypt - Crystalinks
		At present there is great attention paid to cultivating trees on the farms' borders, road sides, canals, drainage, around villages, on the sandy hills near the Mediterranean shores, especially the multi-purposes trees, such as sycamore, mulberry, lotus among others.
		The oldest sycamore tree in Egypt is in Matarria and is known as Virgin Mary Tree.
		Doom tree branches are used as ceiling for buildings, because they are stronger than palm tree branches, as they are closely mixed and interlaced.
	www.crystalinks.com /egyptrees.html (868 words)

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		As soon as the structure was placed in its final position, our team of specialists rescued naturally broken pieces of live coral that had been damaged by the waves, as well as corals that were growing on top of loose rocks and rubble.
		These coral fragments were attached to the frame of the Lotus by either wedging them into crevices or using plastic cable ties, so that they would not move with the waves.
		Now with the Vabbinfaru Lotus in place, another vital step has been taken to keep the rainforests of the sea alive and preserve those wonders of the underwater world with all their delicate beauty and compelling fascination.
	www.banyantree.com /dive/marineconservation/lotusproject.htm (905 words)

	LotusTreeadoredpillarMegiddo
		Thus the Lotus, Papyrus and Sphinx were all aspects of Egyptian Solar worship and tied to the motif of IMMORTALITY for the righteous dead.
		For example, the number 1,000 was symbolized by a picture of a lotus flower, and the number 2,000 was symbolized by a picture of two lotus flowers growing out of a bush.
		Lotuses are 5 species of water lilies, three in the genus Nymphaea and two in Nelumbo; both genera are members of the water-lily family, Nymphaea lotus, the Egyptian white lotus, is believed to be the original sacred lotus of ancient Egypt.
	www.bibleorigins.net /LotusTreeadoredpillarMegiddo.html (1222 words)

	Lotus v. Borland
		As explained above, the menu tree of Lotus 1-2-3 may be viewed as an arrangement of the executable operations as “leaves” of the “menu tree,” with internal commands (“branches”) leading through the structure to the “leaves.” Altogether, the tree contains 469 labels to explain the arrangement.
		Lotus responds that Borland has not proved that copying of any part of the menu tree is necessary for running or translating macros.
		Lotus explicitly stated that it doescontend that use of the Lotus menu structure to provide the ability to execute macros is impermissible, as done in Borland’s emulation interface.
	digital-law-online.info /cases/30PQ2D1081.htm (18619 words)

	Egypt: Trees in Egypt
		At present there is great attention paid to cultivating trees on the farms' borders, road sides, canals, drainage, around villages, on the sandy hills near the Mediterranean shores, especially the multi-purposes trees, such as sycamore, mulberry, lotus and others.
		The trees are irrigated during the whole year according to the need, to keep the soil watered with the appropriate amount of humidity.
		During the cultivation of silk worm, the trees are planted at a distance of 2 cm and are surrounded from the beginning beside earth surface.
	www.touregypt.net /featurestories/trees.htm (1916 words)

	fUSION Anomaly. Lotus
		Lotus, common name for any of a genus of plants of the legume family, and for certain members of several unrelated genera.
		In Greek legend, the lotophagi (lotus-eaters), those who ate the fruit of the lotus tree, forgot their friends and homes and lost all desire to return to their native land.
		Lotus was founded with eight employees and $1 million in venture capital; by 1990 sales revenues totaled almost $700 million.
	fusionanomaly.net /lotus.html (717 words)

	TreeofLifePhoenicianCherubim
		Note: The Phoenician version of the Tree of Life, was a hybrid of Egyptian Lotus and Papyrus blossoms, as these plants were, for the Egyptians associated with the righteous dead attaining eternal life.
		As regards the Sphinx, Hebrew Cherub, the Egyptians understood it was a manifestation of the Sun-god, it was called Hor-em-akhet, "Horus on the Horizon," that is, the Sun at Sunrise was the Sphinx.
		The Winged sun was called by the Egyptians "Horus of Behdet," Horus assuming the shape of the Sun with wings to destroy his enemies.
	www.bibleorigins.net /TreeofLifePhoenicianCherubim.html (304 words)

	10x blue lotus
		The blue lotus scientific classification is the following: The genus Lotus belongs to the subfamily Papilionoideae, family Fabaceae (formerly known as Leguminosae).
		The jujube was suggested to be the legendary lotus tree; this tree is classified as Ziziphus lotus of the family Rhamnaceae, the nettle tree as Celtis australis of the family Ulmaceae, and the desert shrub as Nitraria tridentata of the family Zygophyllaceae.
		The sacred lotus of Buddhism is classified as Nelumbo nucifera and the American lotus as Nelumbo lutea.
	www.salviasupply.com /articles/10x-blue-lotus.html?act_vn (481 words)

	Dr. Dobb's \| Copyright Ruling Against Borland Overturned \| July 22, 2001
		Lotus 1-2-3 also allowed the user to write macros that automatically executed a series of desired menu commands (as well as other types of operations) when the user pressed a single keystroke combination.
		In resolving this question in favor of Lotus, the district court concluded that there were numerous satisfactory ways for Borland to have named and organized its commands, other than to have copied from Lotus.
		While in these "unchartered waters," the court accepted "the district court's finding that the Lotus developers made some expressive choices in choosing and arranging the Lotus Command terms." Nevertheless, the court did not follow the long line of cases which found copying of expression to constitute a key indication of actionable infringement.
	www.ddj.com /184409766;jsessionid=BP15AGG4PH03CQSNDLQCKHSCJUNN2JVN?_requestid=906925 (1581 words)

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