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Boks The Odd Truth, Feb. 5, 2003
 CAMP VERDE, Ariz. - Lloyd Oliver wasn t much of a talker, but it was clear that he was proud to have his native language serve as a key weapon during World War II. As part of an elite group of Marines, he helped develop and implement a code based on the Navajo language that helped win the war.Years later, his hearing remained impaired because of gun blasts and other explosives during the war. He rarely brought up his time as a Code Talker, but his eyes gleamed when holding a picture of himself in his uniform. He kept a Marine cap and a U.S. flag displayed on his bedroom walls in the home he shared with his wife on the Yavapai Apache Reservation.Oliver s death Wednesday means that only one of the original 29 Navajo Code Talkers survives  151; Chester Nez of Albuquerque, N. stanley cup M. The 88-year-old Oliver died at a hospice center in the Phoenix suburb of Avondale where he had been staying for  stanley becher about three weeks, his nephew, Lawrence, said Friday. It s very heartbreaking to know that we are losing our Na stanley cup vajo Code Talkers, and especially one of the original 29 whose stories would be tremendously valuable,  said Yvonne Murphy, secretary of the Navajo Code Talkers Foundation.Hundreds of Navajos followed in the original code talkers  footsteps, sending thousands of messages without error on Japanese troop movements, battlefield tactics and other communications critical to the war s ultimate outcome.        The Code Talkers took part in every assault the Marines conducted in the Pacific.Nav Gwcp Who   s the most irresponsible mentor of all time
 Last year, a federal judge ruled that Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are no longer covered by U.S. copyright law. But, the Conan Doyle Estate continued its litigation 鈥?and today, another federal judge issued a blistering statement, saying that the estate might also be violating anti-trust laws.     The Case of the Greedy Estate is a story in three parts. First, in 2013, editor Leslie Klinger filed a complaint against the Conan Doyle Estate regarding an anthology of new Sherlock Holmes stories. The estate had threatened to block sales of the anthology unless it received a licensing fee for the use of elements of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle   original stories. US judge rules Sherlock Holmes and Watson are in the public domain  Ruben stanley becher  Castillo, Chief Judge for the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois held that, even though not all Sherlock Holmes stories are in the public domain, elements from t stanley bottles he stories that appeared before January 1st, 1923 are in the public domain. Then, in Part II of our saga, 7th Circuit Judge Richard Posner rejected an appeal made by the estate, concluding in June 2014  stanley mug that, The spectre of perpetual, or at least nearly perpetual, copyright 鈥?looms, once one realizes that the Doyle estate is seeking 135 years  1887鈥?022  of copyright protection for the character of Sherlock Holmes as depicted in the first Sherlock Holmes story. And that brings us to Part III in The Case of the Greedy Estate.