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According to an abstract posted by the World Intellectual Property Organization: "Holster for housing a firearm with a trigger gChristian Louboutin, comprising a sheath, first safety lock means of the firearm comprising a strap connected to the sheath and elastically mobile from a locked position of the firearm to a release position angularly displaced from the locked position, and second safety lock means comprising a pin extending Christian Louboutin Petal Sandal Pink in the sheath and retractably engageable in the trigger guard. The holster also comprises a button elastically slidable along a side thereof and operable to release the first safety lock means of the firearm and the second lock means of the firearm following a progressively increasing pressure exerted on the button, for which reason the two safety lock means of the firearm can be released, individually or jointly, with a single actuation system." The invention carries International Patent Publication No. WO/2010/064268 on June 10. The original patent was filed in Italy under application No. PCT/IT2008/000747 on Dec. 5, 2008. It is available at: http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/ia.jsp?ia=IT2008/000747 For more information about US Fed News contract awards please contact: Sarabjit Jagirdar, US Fed News, Email:- htsyndicationhindustantimes.com. Christian Louboutin Petal Sandal Pink Trust of IndiaLONDON, 9 JUNE: World's oldest leather shoe, as old as the Indus Valley Civilisation has been found in perfect shape 5,500 years after it was crafted in a cave in Armenia.A group of archaeologists and scientists stumbled on the shoe made of single piece of leather which was shaped according to user's feet.Scientists are wondering what kept the shoe in such perfect condition that even its laces are intact. They found grass inside it but they are not sure whether it was used to keep the feet warm or maintain its Christian Louboutin Platform Bootie in Brown.The team is still trying to solve the puzzle whether the small footwear belonged to a man or a woman.It dates back to 3500 BC when seeds of Indian Civilisation were being sown in the Harappa valley, findings published today in the online edition of science journal "Public Library of Sciences" said.It was found by an Armenian PhD student Ms Diana Zardaryan of the Institute of Archaeology, Armenia, in a pit that also included a broken pot and sheep's horns. CHENNAI,