Saying "PDP" instruction set makes them sound all the same. C is very similar to the PDP-11 instruction set, Unfortunately, it was produced after C was developed. I strain to find similarities between the PDP-7 instruction set and C. Most of the PDP-11-isms that people see in C are the post-(increment|decrement) instruction variations and the MOV variations that dereference an address register.

I assumed that the Russians wrote Tsar in their Cyrillic alphabet and both Czar and Tsar are transliterations.

This is why back in the day AT&T and IBM (still today) have publications like The Bell System Technical Journal, IBM Systems Journal, etc. It gives them platforms to publish the inventions that they don't wish to patent, but still show prior art.

The way I remember the sequence of events last fall is this:

1. CERN starts the LHC.
2. Lehman Brothers announces that all of their money disappeared.
3. CERN shuts down the LHC because of a malfunction.

Isn't it obvious? All of Lehman Brothers assets got sucked up in a black hole created by the LHC!