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9: What’s a little thing in life that you love? 

There's a lot I love about life. Like at this point, I can't believe I still love life so much. But what first comes to my mind is that with life, there's endless possibilities. There's more tomorrows. More next years. More next times. The beauty in having no accurate knowledge about the future is that life grants us adventure to figure things out on our own. Make our own path. Fight when we fall. And get up back on our feet as we heal. I think that's what makes me love life again and again even if I most of the time, I just want to give up.

17: What’s your favorite season and favorite month in that season?

There's only two seasons in where I live and while I'm still in uni, I'll say my favorite is summer. I love that I have no unstructured time. I'm free to study and do whatever I want. I'm free to do all hobbies. I'm just...so free. And of course, my favorite month in that season is April bc that's my birthmonth. Aye, I'm kind of a vain bitch (I just love that my birthmonth is in summer y'kno? I've spent 16 years of my life enjoying my bday to the max without worrying about anything school-related).

Anyway, if I'll be given the chance to live in another country that has 4 seasons, then autumn is gonna be my favorite (along with summer, fight me). The aesthetic of it just feels so ethereal. For the month, I like October bc that's Halloween season and I just love how fantasy and spooky tales circulate the media around that time. It's the season when the best stories really come out. That's all. I can't say much bc I've never experienced it yet.

46: Thoughts on spring? 

I haven't experienced spring yet so I guess it's cold? Metaphorically, I think about it as new beginnings, fresh starts, and a new perspective to take on life. The cold still lingers but the hope of something warmer is almost there and I just think it's wonderful.

Aereo wins a victory in Boston, is sued in Utah Michelle Clancy | 11-10-2013 Barry Diller-backed over-the-top (OTT) video provider Aereo is facing a fresh legal challenge in Utah, over copyright infringement allegations. However, it has also won a partial victory in Boston on the same issue. Ever since it launched its $8 per month streaming service that provides local broadcast feeds over the Internet, Aereo has faced lawsuits from broadcasters because it hasn't paid retransmission fees. But Aereo provides tiny antennae to its subscribers, and as such, claims to be a legal over-the-air service. In New York, a panel of judges for the 2nd Circuit have agreed, ruling that Aereo did not violate copyright law. And now, in Boston, Federal Judge Nathaniel M Gorton has denied a motion for a preliminary injunction in a suit brought by Hearst Stations on behalf of its local TV station, WCVB-TV. In his decision, Judge Gorton concluded: "After considering the relevant factors, the court finds that a preliminary injunction is unwarranted. Hearst has not demonstrated a sufficient likelihood of success on the merits nor the requisite irreparable harm and therefore it is not entitled to that 'extraordinary and drastic remedy.'" He added: "Hearst fails to make a sufficient showing that it is likely to prevail on any of [its] claims and therefore this factor weighs against a preliminary injunction in its favour." In Utah, Fox Broadcasting Co, Sinclair Broadcast Group and Local TV have filed suit in federal court in Utah against Aereo in US District Court. The plaintiffs said that "no amount of technological gimmickry by Aereo changes the fundamental principle of law that those who wish to retransmit copyrighted broadcasts may do so only with the copyright owners' authority". Aereo begs to differ. "All this meritless suit amounts to is forum shopping and we are hopeful that any such efforts to commence duplicative lawsuits to try to seek a different outcome will be rejected by the courts," said Aereo spokeswoman Virginia Lam, in a statement.