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A team of Ugandan engineers has invented a "smart jacket" that diagnoses pneumonia faster than a doctor, offering hope against a disease which kills more children worldwide than any other. The idea came to Olivia Koburongo, 26, after her grandmother fell ill, and was moved from hospital to
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Letter to the editor:
While I applaud USA TODAY for taking a strong and consistent stand against gun violence, the editorial "Keep guns away from the mentally ill" gets it wrong. The editorial states that gun laws should focus on mental illness, but research shows that the vast majority of people living with mental illness will never be violent, and mental illness alone is not a large risk factor for committing violent acts against others. Rather, behavioral indicators — such as prior acts of violence — are strongly associated with a future risk of violence. Gun violence restraining orders are a powerful new tool because it focuses on these risk factors rather than mental illness. The restraining order policy allow law enforcement and concerned family members to petition a court to temporarily remove guns from individuals displaying dangerous signs. The alleged shooter at the Fort Lauderdale Airport had a recent history of violence that would have justified a restraining order. Focusing on violent behavior, rather than mental illness, protects the public without further stigmatizing people living with mental illness.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Ministers criticized the upper house of parliament on Tuesday over its vote to hand parliament powers to block or even delay Brexit, saying the move would tie the government's hands in negotiations with the European Union.
The House of Lords voted overwhelmingly on Monday in favor of an amendment to Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit blueprint, or the EU withdrawal bill, to offer what some peers said was a truly "meaningful vote" on any final deal.
It was seventh of nine defeats in the last two weeks for the government, which says the EU withdrawal bill is purely a technical document to "copy and paste" EU law into British law and guarantee a smooth Brexit.
At a meeting of May's top cabinet ministers, the prime minister and her Brexit secretary, David Davis, led the expressions of disappointment over the Lords' vote.
"Cabinet expressed its strong disappointment at the defeats inflicted on the EU withdrawal bill in the House of Lords, saying they risked tying the government's hands behind its back in negotiations with Brussels," May's spokesman told reporters.
"The prime minister said when the bill returns to the House of Commons, the government will be robust. She said it was vital to ensure the legislation is able to deliver the smooth Brexit which is in the interests of everybody in the United Kingdom."
He declined to comment directly on whether the government would try to overturn the amendment which, if passed by the lower house, would allow parliament to send ministers back to the negotiating table in Brussels or halt the Brexit process.
"As for individual amendments, we have said we will look at those and discuss those in due course," the spokesman said, adding that if the government's hands were tied in the talks, "that's not something we believe is in the UK's interest".
The government has said parliament will get a vote on any final deal with the EU, but only to "take it or leave it". Some peers in the House of Lords, and lawmakers in the lower house, want parliament to be given a bigger say in the process.
Earlier, May's trade minister, Liam Fox, accused the unelected peers in the upper house of "trying to block the democratic will of the British people".
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We have now uploaded videos filmed during the last trip of the Marian prior to being transported (by road) to Goodwick.
The videos are available on our YouTube channel and are also embedded here.
We have now uploaded videos filmed during the last trip of the Marian prior to being transported (by road) to Goodwick.
The videos are available on our YouTube channel and are also embedded here.
Charterhouse was towed [by tractor] to her permanent berth next to the RNLI Fishguard Station on Thursday by Mike Iles and Chris Williams of Goodwick Marine http://www.goodwickmarine.co.uk/ and Phil Rees and myself. All four are members of the Charterhouse Returns Committee.
It is here that she will remain for restoration [with STENA's compliments].
The position is 100 feet from her original [1909] lifeboat station and slipway. The harbour was extended in the intervening 100 years as a result the original slipway would be 100 feet from the sea.
All passengers on the Rosslare Ferry will be able to view it as they dock at Fishguard from the afterdeck of the ferry or when leaving for Rosslare.
Charterhouse is so large that it can be seen from the Marine Walk at Fishguard!
Phil Rees on board the Charterhouse with Needle Rock astern.
[Phil Rees in the cockpit gives an idea of the size of Charterhouse]
Looking at the store-shed – on the position of the 1909 Lifeboat Station.
The Fishguard Lifeboat Station with the Blue Peter Lifeboat and Charterhouse.
The Rosslare Ferry gives a good view of the Charterhouse from the afterdeck.
The Charterhouse and Fishguard Lifeboat Station alongside the quay and visiting craft.
This is an interesting photo by Johnny Morris of Fishguard of the Charterhouse 'flying'!
The stern rope is rather flimsy.
The Needle Rock is in view.
A new page has been added to view the Return of the Charterhouse on 23rd & 24th June 2009
The 'guest of honour' was the granddaughter of Tom Perkins [Bronze Medal for the Hermina rescue] who brought her family's treasured medal and certificates.
Rhian Peters [nee Perkins] originally from High Street, Fishguard brought the most interesting photographs, certificates and the Bronze Medal from the Hermina rescue of 1920.
Thank you Rhian for attending and for the donation to the Charterhouse Returns Restoration Fund.
View the photographs here:-
At 10am precicely Paul Morgan with his family and staff arrived with the Charterhouse.
A party of local councillors, including the Mayor and Deputy Mayor, Charterhouse Returns committee members, Lifeboat Crew, Local Sponsors, local interested parties and the Press were present.
The 'guest of honour' was the grand-daughter of Tom Perkins [Bronze Medal for the Hermina rescue] who brought her family's treasured medals and certificates.
During the procedure the Lomas Family made contact speaking to The Mayor and Phil Davies.
Special thanks:-
To Paul for his involvement in the transportation.
To Ian Davies and his STENA staff for the crane and their involvement.
To Mike Iles for the movement of the Charterhouse to its temporary berth.
And all personnel helping the procedure including Phil Rees, Steve Done and Billy Davies.
View the photographs here:-
Thanks to Ian Davies [STENA] for his support.
Thanks to Paul Morgan and his staff for their help in transporting the Charterhouse.
Thanks to Scott Metcalfe and his staff for the 'Lifting'


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Coastal charm and contemporary style beautifully combine in the design of this elegant ROP01 rug from the Rope range. The eye-catching and chunky texture lends an alluring vibe to the rug, ensuring that it will receive compliments and admiring glances from your guests. The light cream tone will suit any existing palettes, complementing both light and neutral or darker or vibrant interiors. Ideal for adding a creative accent to a modern or eclectic décor, this rug will stand out in any room. The natural wool material makes the surface both comfortable underfoot and hard-wearing at the same time.


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I am a young lady with cerebral palsy living in the Abbeydale area of Gloucester surrounded by my family and friends.
I like to get out and about and live life to the full. I have some mobility; I am able to get around the house independently but when out and about I need to use a wheelchair either manual or electric (usually electric).
I am able to get up in the mornings and to go to bed independently.
In the day I like to get out and about. I love shopping, going for a walk and/ or just out for coffee. I love having my nails painted every week. I like to watch TV in the day and spend time with my family. I also enjoy going to church with my family.
Assist me with toileting
Assist me to shower and dress
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Make bed and change when required
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Assist me to attend social events and leisure activities
Any other assistance of a similar nature to the duties described above.
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Have you been to Turkey and had some quality white cheese every Turk has for breakfast? Can't find anything like it out of Turkey? That's because it isn't allowed to be exported into the European Union. But we've figured out a way to source this, in Europe, made according to the exact method and recipe.
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Farrier clinics are held each Thursday with Brian Temple who works closely with our vets. Brian has over 35 years experience, and carries out all types of corrective and therapeutic shoeing; with x ray facilities on hand for more complicated cases. This allows both vet and farrier to assess your horse's progress and decide on the most beneficial treatment, whatever the problem may be. Appointments at the clinic are strictly by referral from your vet or farrier.


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Our offices are at 37 Rushey Green, Catford, London
If using Satnav our postcode is SE6 4AS
By public transport
Rail: We are close to overground rail stations at Lewisham, Catford and Catford Bridge.
Bus: Route numbers 75, 185, 208, 47, 136, 54 and 199 going in the direction of Lewisham stop opposite our offices outside the NHS Kaleidoscope Building at bus stop A. Route numbers 75, 185, 208, 47,136, 54 and 199 going towards Catford stop about 200 yards from our office at Rushey Green at bus stop W.
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Project Update: Kachette Installation - Stencils and Paint
In case you missed the very exciting news last week, I am currently in the process of creating a very exciting installation for the upcoming Crafty Fox Market, in conjunction with London Design Festival at the end of September!
If you'd like to see my inspiration and ideas for this project, check out my Pinterest board
It has only been a couple of weeks since I got the go ahead on designing this installation and, as usual, time has been flying by! This week has been the time when I have finally recieved the orders for the materials I need, and can properly begin the making process.
Kachette, the space I will be decorating, is a challenging space due to it's sheer size, and the time limits involved, but it is also a really interesting setting - with amazing brick arches, curved walls and dramatic lighting. My aim is to bring some vibrant colour and fun into the space, with some interesting 3D and 2D shapes, creating a flow around the building. I'll be making jungle-y themed collages and other paper pieces which will be in my usual colourful style, but just a whole lot bigger! Thankfully I have some very large scissors on hand for the task!
To maximise the amount I can do in the time, I am using coloured card and strips of wallpaper lining paper, which I am painting and using as a base to cut into and collage on top of. This will form 'banners' to hang in the arches and, as a material, has the advantage of being both cheap and strong.
In these early stages I have mostly been making cardboard stencils to use as templates for shapes. Everything I am doing will be hand cut - so far this week the leaf-cut-count is 146 and creeping steadily upwards!
Working on such a large scale has been challenging - I've found that I mostly have to lay things out on my floor to work out placements and see everything as a whole, which tends to mean lots of crawling around on my hands and knees! It's great when you start to see something coming together though, and as things progress it should become a lot easier.
Further down the line, I'll also be making other origami and hanging paper pieces to add to different areas in the building, and I'll write all about that with some simple origami tutorials in the coming weeks.
In the mean-time, if you'd like to see my progress, follow the hashtag #LPVinstallation on instagram and twitter!


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30gig iPod Video Rebuild - Water Damaged
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Mi Problema
I got a call from one of my computer clients that they had a water damaged 30gig iPod, asking if I could fix it. Not having worked on one before, I thought I'd take a look.
The client had stored the iPod in a container with rice, which did a nice job drying it out. It turned on, you could see the screen however, it would not unlock and on an occasion when it did unlock, there was hardly any sound, mostly static.
I came it iFixit and was pleasantly surprised at all the information and parts that were available.
Mi Solucion
The repairs went pretty well, The detailed pictures and instructions for removing/replacing the hold/lock switch and earphone jack was easy to follow (the pictures were extremely helpful as well). Once I had everything back together, another problem cropped up; the battery was no longer working. I wasn't sure if I had done something to it or not. Once I was back into the iPod, I found that there was a tear on one of the lines on the connection end of the battery cable. I ordered a new battery and once it was in, the iPod worked perfectly.
After testing the iPod, uploading/downloading music, testing the sound (which was great), testing using it as a storage device, and giving it a thorough checkout, I returned the iPod to a very happy owner.
Mi Consejo
When I opened the iPod, I did not have the tools. I actually used my thumbnail, figuring that it would give way before any of the parts would, damaging my nail versus the iPod. I found that I still had to open the metal slots on the case to better hold the iPod closed. That was one lesson learned.
The next, test everything out, and I mean "everything" before permanently closing up the iPod. After opening it back up twice I simply held it together (without closing it up) to check for more issues. When I was sure I was done, I adjusted the metal tabs and closed it up.
Next, follow the directions on iFixit to the letter. They are perhaps the best step by step directions I have ever seen for any product.
Last, I hadn't found a better place to order parts than iFixit. My company has the same mentality for computers as iFixit has for electronics. Our goal is to keep as much computer equipment out of the dumps as possible. Any recycling that can be done, is certainly done.
If you have an iPod and are mechanically inclined, keep iFixit bookmarked and use it for all you iPod needs. The site is well organized and you can fix any problems you have with the information, tools and parts here.
Thank you iFixit!!
PS. Take photos of your repairs... Unfortunately, I didn't so I have no photos to share.


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New amateur Sebastian scored an instant fan base with his saucy solo last year. Jaxon didn't need any convincing to come and show the new guy how it's done. But Sebastian doesn't need any coaching - he's a natural.
They trade blow blog and then Jaxon buries his face deep in Sebastian's fine ass. He moans with extreme pleasure as Jaxon's spit lubes his hole.
Jaxon's hard cock is then swallowed by Sebastian's soggy hole and he bounces up and down on Jaxon's fuck stick. The pair are mutually rewarded with huge loads of cum. Another sizzling scene to start your New Year!


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June seem to have come and gone in a flash! Here are my memorable bits:
Nice opportunity to keep a record of my ever growing coloured pencil collection!
Followed closely by a bit of washi tape love!
Plenty to do in the garden this month, with so much rain there has been a massive growth of everything – including the weeds!
Monthly spread and meal planner – this was useful to refer to for appointments and for making the shopping list – definitely in for next month.
One of my favourite weekly spreads – I love a bit of washi and colour!
A big day for us here in the UK with the Referendum vote – but worth journaling about for future reference.
And plenty to celebrate with family and friends. Along with atrocious weather.
But my highlight must have been the #doodlewithusinjune challenge run by two great doodlers on Instagram – Christina and Alexandra. Our challenge was #doodlewithusinJune and the theme was Under The Sea. Here's how I got on! Read All Doodled Out In June to catch up with how the challenge worked.
So that was my June. How was yours? I love to look on Pinterest and Instagram to check out the latest from my favourite blogs? If you have any recommendations, just leave me a comment below, I'd love to hear them…


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Smith, A. D. and MacKinnon, J. B. 2007. The 100-mile Diet: A Year of Local Eating. Toronto: Random House Canada. Print.
After reading the reading the first chapter of the 100-mile diet, I found myself beginning to wonder about the practicality of this experiment. Is this something I could potentially accomplish or is it one those scenarios where the author, narrator or human guinea pig says, "don't try this at home folks". However, as I continued to read further into the book; I began to think about the different recipes and stories the authors have mentioned, and the theme of the book started to became more clear to me. I think the purpose of the novel was not so much a challenge for the reader to try complete the 100-mile diet after they read the book, but was in fact trying to give the reader a better understanding/appreciation for the food that they eat and how it came to be.
"When eating fruit, remember who planted the tree;
when drinking clear water, remember who dug the well."
- Vietnamese Proverb
This was a quote I found in the book and I think it sums up the authors' message very nicely. Speaking from my own experience, I know it can become easy for a person to become completely self absorbed in the routines of every day life, and I find in these moments that I can easily become disengaged from the relationships I have with my food. Which makes it easy to forget that bacon comes from a pig, or bananas come from the tropics. However, I think the best way to solve any of the social justice issues related to agriculture or any other kind of food production, is to get the consumers to care about and to truly understand what it is that they are eating.


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Medium Pencil Case - Edmonton Crest
This is our playful re-imagining of the Edmonton city crest - more animals, less settlers! If you know Edmonton, you'll recognize every little detail from the cityscape to the high-level bridge. Great for sharing and wearing, especially while traveling or hanging out in the City of Champions. This print gets people excited and talking!
Handmade in Edmonton by us.
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Missouri Weekly Hay Summary Week ending 08/05/11
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Pastures are in seasonally poor condition. Many locations set record high temperatures on Tuesday, but there seems to be better news and a break on the way in the extended forecast. Demand is light. Supply is moderate. Prices are steady. Missouri Department of Agriculture has a hay directory available for both buyers and sellers. To be listed, or for a directory, visit http://mda.mo.gov/abd/haydirectory/ or for current listings of hay http://agebb.missouri.edu/haylst/ (All prices f.o.b. and per ton unless specified and on most recent reported sales prices listed as round bales based generally on 5x6 bales with weights of approximately 1200-1500 lbs) Supreme quality Alfalfa (RFV>185) 150.00-180.00 Premium quality Alfalfa (RFV170-180) 140.00-160.00 Fair to Good quality Alfalfa (RFV130-170) large round bales 75.00-120.00 Good quality mixed Alfalfa and grass small square bales 3.50-5.00 per bale; 30.00-60.00 per large round bale. Good to Premium quality Prairie hay 80.00-120.00 Fair to good quality Prairie hay 35.00-75.00 Good to Premium quality Brome 100.00-150.00 Good quality Brome 60.00-120.00 Fair quality Brome some mixed with grass 25.00-50.00 per large round bale Good to Premium Mixed Grass hay 60.00-100.00 Good quality Mixed Grass hay 40.00-70.00 Fair to Good quality Mixed Grass hay 20.00-40.00 per large round bale Good quality Bermuda grass 80.00-120.00 per ton Premium to Supreme Quality Timothy 5.00-6.50 per small square bale Good quality Timothy Hay 3.50-5.00 per small square bale Wheat straw 2.00-5.00 per small square bale Source: MO Dept of Ag-USDA Market News Service, Jefferson City, MO Sarah Wilkinson, Market Reporter, 573-751-5618 24 Hour Recorded Report 1-573-522-9244 www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/JC_GR310.txt 0737cdt th


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Garage Door Springs not Working Correctly? Know why?
Among one of the most usual issues that we see is malfunctioning garage door spring times. Exactly how do you understand if your door's spring times will be … well … sprung? Adhere to these 4 simple actions to figure out:
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1. Place your garage door in hand-operated setting
Shut your door as well as separate your electrical opener.You'll intend to evaluate your spring times manually, so see to it that any type of electrical openers are shut off prior to experiencing the remainder of these actions. You will certainly desire your door to be running in hand-operated setting to execute this examination!
2. Raise the door fifty percent means up
Raise your garage door manually up until it has to do with half means up, and afterwards launch it.If the door raised efficiently, and also remained in area when you launched it, continuously the following action. Otherwise, this could be an indication that your spring times are not appropriately straightened, or that they result from be changed.
3. Totally open your garage door
Raise the door the remainder of the method up (till it is completely open). If the door continuously relocate efficiently, as well as remained in the completely employment opportunity, remain to the following action. If it did not, that is a certain indication that your spring times can be in difficulty, and also you could wish to contact an expert.
4. Reduced your garage door to the middle
Adhering to these very easy actions could assist you to figure out if your spring times are functioning as they should. Frequently examining the efficiency of your door's spring times could aid you to locate and also detect any type of possible troubles with your garage door prior to it comes to be a large problem. Make certain to do this examination a number of times a year – it is a smart idea to do this as the periods adjustment (Springtime, Summertime, Loss, and also Winter months).
It just takes a couple of minutes of your time to inspect just how your garage door spring times are presently executing, so conserve on your own time and also trouble in the future, and also call an expert if you see your spring times could be, well, sprung!
How do I know what size garage door spring I need?
Reduced the door back to the fifty percent method factor as well as release. If the door was still rolling efficiently, and also remains in placement when you release, your spring times are functioning and also are changed properly. If this really did not take place, you will certainly intend to obtain those spring times considered – they might be improperly changed, or can be as a result of be changed.


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The Beginners Guide To Services (From Step 1)
Massage- Only by Professionals Indeed, massage has various kinds of benefits. But for you to totally enjoy it, you must be able to obtain a professional massage therapist in your area. There are many reasons actually why this idea is highly recommended. The main or common reason could be that there are lots of therapists out there saying to be experts but are truly not. They might have some knowledge on the industry but perform substandard services. As a result, they cannot totally generate the benefits of massage and could even be a health threat since wrong massage techniques could lead to various kinds of serious injuries. Listed below are few of the information on why you should get a genuinely registered massage therapist and anyone else. There is Professionalism among Registered Massage Therapists Basically, a professional is called as such if and only if, he or she has undergone training accredited by authorities and has several years of experience. Structured on that description, a registered massage therapist will always offer the finest massage for their customers. Since these people are trained well in the field, there is no need to worry about the possibility of injuries for they exactly know what they are doing. They have studied about which points or body parts needed deep or slow manipulation and the most appropriate device to use depending on the clients' needs.
Getting To The Point – Massages
Registered Massage Therapist Extremely Values Cleanliness
Professionals Tips for The Average Joe
An element of being a professional massage specialist is giving high values to sanitation in every little thing. Registered massage therapist will have a fresh and relaxing atmosphere where to carry out the massage. More often than not, these folks cannot function properly with disorganized and untidy spaces, that is why just before any therapy will start, they will freshen and clean up the area mainly the massage bed or mattress. In addition to that, registered massage therapists know the impact of cross contamination or infection and definitely would disinfect themselves before and after any massage session and before transferring from one client to another. Professional Registered Massage Therapists Support Individual Demands Given that registered massage therapists have the excellent information and competence on several massage approaches, they know what solutions to utilize to their clients dependent on the clients' issue. Like for instance, a mother-to-be would like to undertake massage. If the massage therapist is not professional, he or she may simply use the basic massage technique for that client. But, this is not the case for registered massage therapist because they would only apply approaches that will not trigger premature contractions. Likewise, clients with requirements more than relaxation and comfort may gain positive rewards from an individualized character of registered massage therapists. Sports massage technique may be provided for the improvement of athletic performance and protection against injurious events while the Hot Stone Massage Edmonton services may be applied for quick release of muscle tension mostly in core body parts.


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Videos bring your content to life and captivate consumers. With Genially, you can insert videos so that your audience can watch them directly in the genially without having to leave and visit other websites or platforms.
NOTE: it's not possible to load videos that you have stored on your hard drive directly in Genially. They need to be stored in some online video platform.
In this tutorial, we will explain how to embed or insert Youtube, Vimeo or any other video to your genially:
How to insert a video in the workspace/canva
1. Go to your favorite video website (Youtube, Vimeo, etc.).
2. Search the video and copy the URL.
Learn how to in the most common websites:
3. Paste the URL in Genially in the Insert tab to the left.
This way you will embed the video to the workspace. You will also be able to scale it.
How to insert a video in a interactive window
Sometimes we will want to play a video only when you click on it.
Click a button to activate a interactive window to view a video without leaving your genially. Try clicking on at the top of this article.
The advantages of doing this are that the video only takes up part of the screen keeping in sight other important information and also your audience does not need to leave your genially to watch it. When you visit another website the viewing of your genially might be interrupted.
To insert a video to a interactive window:
1. Go to your favorite video website (Youtube, Vimeo, etc.).
2. Search the video and copy the URL.
3. Select the interactive window action of the element we want to use as the button.
4. Paste the URL inside the interactive window.
5. Set the size of the interactive window to show only what you want. Visit the interactive window action article where we explain how to customize tooltips and windows.


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Practical steps
I have read some weird and wonderful suggestions of what Israel should do to obtain peace in Gaza. Perhaps the most ridiculous was to have a UN-based peace force, ha-ha! Another was the Hamas-Qatari proposal, that was initially endorsed by US Secty of State Kerry, was to stop the Israeli blockade and open the Gaza Strip to all imports, ha-ha-ha! Here are some other serious alternatives:
1. Attack Qatar with all the means available, economic and diplomatic, to stop Qatar funding not only Hamas but also the Islamic State in what was Iraq and Syria, and other Islamist organizations. The US has great influence in Qatar, if the Congress and the Administration cannot stop Qatar funding extreme anti-American terrorist organizations, it should close its huge military base there.
2. Close down UNRWA, that is a fully western-funded subsidiary of Hamas, that stores Hamas missiles in its schools (three caches found so far), allows training of young terrorists in its facilities and are centers for Hamas brainwashing of children. Twelve of the UNWRA executive in Gaza are Hamas members. All actual remaining Palestinian refugees (of which there are only a few) should be governed by UNHCR, the UN refugee agency that is in charge of all other refugees in the world. What is good for everyone else should be good enough for the Palestinians. Although there are some in the Arab world that might oppose this, now may be an opportune moment to pursue this objective.
3. Maintain extremely tight control over all building materials going into Gaza, since we know that they will be used to reconstruct the tunnel infrastructure that the IDF has gone to great lengths to destroy. A tight blockade should also ensure that no missiles or other weapons can enter Gaza, so that Hamas cannot replace its missile arsenal.
4. Cooperate with Egypt under Pres. Al-Sisi in order to not only close off the borders of Gaza to all illegal materials, but also cooperate with them in fighting Hamas and other terrorists in Sinai.
5. Split the Gaza Strip into two. But, this time, instead of having civilian settlements there, have purely military IDF camps that are well-defended with concrete barriers and use them to lob artillery and shells into Gaza if they ever take offensive action against Israel.
These are all practical steps that Israel can undertake to prevent a recurrence of the recent conflict and to undermine Hamas. If Hamas again attempts to attack Israel by bombarding Israel with hundreds of missiles a day (something that the Palestine Solidarity Committees ignore) then some or all of the above steps should be implemented as well as the military responses as before. Those who oppose Israel should know two things, we are here by right and we are here to stay!


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Notes on the weather during 1871.
January.—Northerly weather prevailed throughout the month, attended with excessive rainfall at the north extremity of the Islands, and small amount of rain with average humidity and high atmospheric pressure in the south. Average of pressure for all stations, 0.162 above that usual for this month, and temperature 0.4 above the usual average. A meteor on the 1st was observed over an area of 630 miles from N. to S. and 250 miles in width, passing through the zenith at Picton; altitude less than 30 miles; form pear-shaped; apparent length 1°, and diameter of head 10′ detonation heard within a radius of 80 miles from Picton. Meteor of 27th crossed North Island from N.E. to S.W., almost as brilliant as the above. Auroras in south.
February.—S. W. gales on 2nd and 9th, but atmospheric pressure tolerably uniform during the early part of the month, the maximum occurring after new moon on the 20th; it then declined one inch to the minimum on the 28th, when a southerly storm was felt throughout the whole islands, but most severely in the middle portions. The wind, followed by heavy rain, blighted the vegetation on the coast in a very unusual manner. This storm made the rainfall for the month excessive, especially in the North Island and on the East Coast of the South Island. The temperature was 1.9° below the usual average for the month. Frequent auroras in south.
March.—Very wet and stormy throughout, except in Southland, where it was unusually dry and calm. A heavy storm from 24th to 27th from N. E., changing to W., was felt generally throughout the colony, but at Auckland it assumed the character of a cyclone; about same date a violent hurricane took place at Fiji, when 20.03 inches of rain fell during 19th and 20th, and from 19th to 24th 29.35 inches was recorded. The S. W. gale at Wellington on 5th and 6th appears to have been local. Rainfall excessive throughout. Aurora general on 23rd.
April.—Fine weather in the south-western districts, but stormy and wet elsewhere, with frequent thunder storms, especially at Mongonui, where 3.74 in. fell in 24 hours on 4th, with N. E. wind. Auroras frequent in extreme south.
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May.—Frequent thunder storms and much unsettled weather, prevailing S. W. wind. Atmospheric pressure during the month only slightly above the average, but marked by great steadiness, the only disturbance being on the 3rd and 4th, when a dip of 8/10, lasting for twenty-four hours, was recorded at most stations. Prevalent westerly weather, with excessive rainfall on the western slopes of the Southern Alps. At Bealey, on 4th, 5.56 inches fell in 24 hours.
June.—A marked excess of rainfall in the north, with thunder storms, the temperature and pressure being rather above the average. In the south and west the rainfall was deficient and the weather more seasonable, with sharp frosts, S. E. winds predominating over the whole colony. Aurora on 18th at Southland. Weather severe and unsettled, S. W. storm with very low barometer and thunder generally felt on 16th and 17th.
July.—Month characterized by an abnormal depression of the atmospheric pressure, and constant electric disturbance, especially in the southern part of the colony, and by the prevalence of N. W. winds; the rainfall at Hokitika and Bealey, which are influenced by the Southern Alps, being from this cause greatly in excess of the usual average; while at Christchurch and Dunedin it was below the average. Aurora seen from Wellington on 22n
August.—Season more than usually severe at the western stations, with excessive rainfall on the West Coast. Fine in S. and E., except towards end of month, when stormy weather was general, commencing with thunder. Severe S. W. gale at Auckland on 30th, with heavy rain, also at Wellington from S. E. Strong gale in Southland, with thunder, hail, snow, and rain, on 24th from W. Auroras in south on 18th and 25th.
September.—Stormy at opening and close of month, with heavy snow fall in south. Chiefly remarkable for the high atmospheric pressure that prevailed towards the middle of the month, the maximum throughout the colony on 19th, being the highest on record, 30.6, and following a continuance of fine southerly weather. Temperature below the average. Auroras in south on 4th, 7th and 8th.
October.—Weather throughout generally wet and stormy, with prevailing N. W. wind; rainfall on the whole in excess of average for previous years, especially on West Coast. Temperature and pressure below average. Thunder storms in S. W.
November—Weather excessively dry in extreme north; otherwise rainfall has been generally in excess of average for this month. A very severe S. W. gale occurred at Auckland on 12th and 13th, doing considerable damage; also at Wellington from S. E. on 11th and 12th with very heavy sea; and at Dunedin on 19th, from W.; but winds, on the whole, have been moderate. Aurora at Hokitika on 16th and 20th; at Dunedin and Bealey on 19th; and at Southland on 4th and 7th. Thunder storms in S. W.
December.—Prevailing N. W. weather, with great drought (except on the West Coast of the South Island), damaging the crops. A gale at Wellington on 13th and 14th, though violent, did not affect the pressure, and was local. A remarkable N. W. gale on the 23rd was most severely felt in the south, where it did much damage, during which the pressure was diminished by one
inch, but without rainfall or thunder storms. In Southland the maximum force of the wind reached to 52lbs. on the square foot; in Canterbury it was felt as a hot wind, and at Wellington as a strong dry north-wester, also with sudden fall of barometer. Auroras—Wellington, 9th; Dunedin, 1st and 13th; and Southland on 9th, 11th, 14th, 15th, 16th, and 17th.
James Hector,
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IT and IP - looking ahead to 2017
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The experts
Jill Bainbridge (JB), partner at Blake Morgan
Joanne Frears (JF), partner at Blandy & Blandy
Ashley Hurst (AH) and Robert Guthrie (RG), partners at Osborne Clarke
Jamie Tyler (JT), director of digital transformation and innovation at CenturyLink
James Huntington (JH), managing director at IT Farm
Benoit Geurts (BG), director at ClearViewIP
Legal developments and practical impact
What are likely going to be the most important cases in 2017 and why?
JB: Two trade mark cases have the potential to lead to some interesting developments in 2017. The first is the Iceland v Iceland battle involving the frozen food retailer and the state government. This centres on the right to use the mark ICELAND for which the retailer has broad registered protection. It is argued that this is stifling commercial enterprises based in Iceland who rightly wish to explicitly include reference to their origin in their branding. (Cancellation action no 000014030 was filed by the state government at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) on 24 November 2016 in respect of EU trade mark registration no 02673374 for ICELAND).
This does bring into question the use of brands that incorporate terms that can have alternate meanings and, in particular, the issue of geographic references. It will also inevitably involve an assessment of the date at which this became an issue, given that the retailer's brand has been in use for many years and protected for the majority of that period.
PSL practical point: For more on cancellation actions before the EUIPO generally, see Practice Note: European Union Trade Mark registration—opposition, registration, renewal and cancellation.
The second case (Rolex Watch USA Inc v Palazzolo et al (case no 1:2016cv09132, filed on 23 November 2016)) centres on counterfeit goods and online sales. Watch giant Rolex is bringing proceedings in the US against online retailer www.thereplicawatchshop.com in relation to listings on the website for replica watches bearing Rolex trade marks. Rolex claim they have 'intentionally, maliciously and wilfully sold…watches bearing counterfeits of one or more of the Rolex registered trademarks, despite knowledge that such sales were illegal'. If there is a finding in favour of Rolex this would be an important precedent for brand owners in the battle against counterfeiters.
PSL practical point: For details of recent anti-counterfeiting activity in the UK, see News Analysis: White collar crime—key highlights from the latest IP crime report.
JF: All the usual mega-tech companies are involved in litigation at the moment but 2017 is likely to be a year that contentious IP/tech lawyers won't forget and non-contentious lawyers will have to take notice of.
We see 2017 as being a year when disappointed customers seek recompense and compensation where technology companies have failed to deliver. Insurance cover is likely to be tested in this context, with many technology companies relying on PI when claims are made, only to realise that their policies are generally out of step with the intangible work produced as part of their service offering.
The application of cover to cyberbreach is overdue for legal challenge too. At the moment a disparity remains around whether a data breach would be covered in a situation where the primary purpose of the PI is to cover a professional service, let's say that of a solicitor, who provides advice but the loss relates to unauthorised access or damage to their system, not their services. There will almost certainly be legal challenges brought against Google, probably around privacy and 'Allo'. In particular, the right to forget will be much vaunted in light of upcoming changes to data protection and the push for governments to be able to intercept communications and call for release of data most of us would consider to be private.
The AR patent wars have been waging for some years now, but 2017 will see an increase in disputes around blockchain and similar distributed technology.
Further litigation around co-existence and concurrent use is also possible on the back of Victoria Plum Ltd (trading as Victoria Plumb) v Victorian Plumbing Ltd and others [2016] EWHC 2911 (Ch) and Merck KGaA v Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp [2016] EWHC 49 (Pat).
PSL practical point: For more, see News Analyses: In Brief: High Court considers keyword advertising and honest concurrent use (Victoria Plum Ltd (trading as Victoria Plumb) v Victorian Plumbing Ltd and others) and Co-existence agreements—a cautionary tale.
Creative Commons is an area that might see litigation and a codification of its very being in the 'share economy'.
AH & RG: At a time when we are contemplating the impact of Brexit on English law, the influence of the European Commission and CJEU continues to grow in the fields of IT & IP law.
In the IT space, there have recently been some developments in relation to liability for internet content, where courts across Europe continue to grapple with the extent to which internet intermediaries should be liable for unlawful content posted by third parties or for hyperlinking to IP infringing content. In the defamation and privacy arena, we are still awaiting judgment of the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal in the important case of CG v Facebook, which will grapple with some of the key issues around intermediary liability, including how the E-Commerce Directive 2000/31/EC and the Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC interact with each other.
In relation to hyperlinking, in September 2016, the CJEU clarified the extent to which hyperlinking amounts to copyright infringement in the GS Media case, drawing a distinction between linking for commercial purposes and linking for private purposes. Expect to see more developments in this area in 2017.
PSL practical point: For more, see News Analysis: Playboy highlights new issue with intellectual property rights.
In relation to trade marks, the CJEU is due to deliver judgments on a number of trade referrals in 2017. Two of the most interesting are:
C-291/16: Schweppes, SA v Exclusivas Ramírez, SL and Others.
This case concerns the parallel importation of Schweppes products within the EU. Although Schweppes has a consistent global brand image, the ownership of the brand in the EU is actually split between Schweppes International and Coca Cola. This case concerns the question of whether Schweppes International's Spanish subsidiary can prevent the importation into Spain of Schweppes put on the market in the UK by Coca-Cola. The case could have a significant impact on those brands whose ownership is split within the EU or could provide an opportunity for brand owners to more effectively partition the market within the EU. PSL practical point: To follow the progress of this case, see Practice Note: Trade marks tracker.
C-163/16: Christian Louboutin, Christian Louboutin SAS v Van Haren Schoenen BV
Louboutin shoes are well known for their signature red sole, a trade mark for which was registered in the Benelux. The Court of Justice has been asked to consider whether the shape exclusion which prohibits the registration of signs which consist exclusively of the shape of goods which gives substantial value to the goods can encompass non-3D properties such as colour. The shape exclusions have recently been expanded to include 'other characteristics' as well as shapes following a reform of EU trade mark law reform. Although these changes will not be of direct relevance in this case, the CJEU may provide some clues as to how these will be interpreted.
PSL practical point: To follow the progress of this case, see Practice Note: Trade marks tracker. For more on unconventional trademarks, see Practice Note: Unconventional trade marks.
What are likely to be the most significant legislative and regulatory developments and why?
JB: The UK government giving the go ahead to ratify the Unified Patent Court Agreement will undoubtedly have a significant impact for clients and practitioners alike. It is anticipated the system will go live in the second half of 2017 and it has been eagerly awaited by many UK-based innovative companies as it provides the possibility of economic protection and enforcement across Europe. Pan-European patent protection should now be within reach for SMEs. It will be of particular interest to those who operate in the life sciences sector as London will host the life sciences branch of the court while Paris will host the central division of the court. PSL practical point: For more on this development, see News Analysis: UK set to ratify Unified Patent Court agreement.
JF: As regulators lose the stick of EU compliance to beat financial institutions with, they will have to decide if they will be bloodhounds or watchdogs. As they start to look into multi-layered deals where banks have incubated and sold at an apparent loss, the scale of false promises and fake unicorns will become clear. The City will once again have to face up to the fallibility of its 'experts' and broken promises to shareholders and the regulators may well be left scratching their heads about sanctions and recourse. If regulators take the role of watchdog, we foresee additional layers of regulation being imposed on banks and senior executives around risk and remuneration. If they go the bloodhound route, then litigation
must follow.
It could be that with more than 70% of businesses suffering cyberbreach last year, 2017 will see government impose an obligation on businesses of a certain size to secure cyberbreach insurance, just as they need to secure employees liability insurance.
Following a spate of recent injunctions around intrusions of privacy and some rarely used torts (such as the tort of mental injury) could 2017 be the year that the UK finally moves towards a codified law of privacy?
PSL practical point: For more on one of the key privacy injunctions in 2016, see News Analysis: Examining the effectiveness of celebrity injunctions.
AS & RG: Below are the most significant legislative and regulatory developments:
Following the UK government's recent decision to ratify the Unified Patent Court (UPC) Agreement, the UPC could be up and running before the end of 2017. This will represent a major change to the patent registration and enforcement process in Europe. Once it comes into force, the UPC will enable patent holders to enforce their EU patent rights (with some exceptions, Spain and Poland are not taking part and Croatia has not yet signed up) at the UPC rather than having to bring separate proceedings in the courts of Member States. It will also allow for the grant of Unitary Patents that cover the whole of the EU (again, with the exception of Spain, Poland and possibly Croatia) rather than individual national patents. The system will initially be voluntary, so many patents and disputes will still be granted and resolved on a national basis, but over time the expectation is that the UPC will become the main route through which patents are enforced in the EU.
PSL practical point: For more information, see Practice Notes: Unitary patents and the Unified Patent Court and Unified Patent Court timeline.
Trade marks
The EU's trade mark system has also been the subject of reform recently, with revisions to what is now the European Union Trade Mark Regulation (previously the Community Trade Mark Regulation) coming into force from 23 March 2016 (when certain provisions of Council Regulation (EC) No 207/2009 were amended by the entry into force of Regulation (EU) 2015/2424).
However, further revisions to the Regulation will only come into force on 1 October 2017. These changes include the abolition of the 'graphical representation' requirement for trade marks, which will make it easier to protect non-traditional marks such as sound and motion marks (for example, by using a sound or video file as the representation of the trade mark). In addition, it will also become possible to file certification marks at an EU level. These are marks that certify that goods or services have a particular characteristic, even if they may come from different sources.
PSL practical point: For more, see News Analyses: Reform of EU trade mark law—where are we? and The Community Trade Mark—what changes lie ahead?.
Digital single market
Also of relevance, particularly for copyright, are various legislative developments that form part of the EU Commission's digital single market initiative. It is currently expected that the Cross-Border Portability Regulation will be adopted and possibly come into force in 2017. This will enable providers of portable online content services to enable their subscribers to access that content when they are temporarily present in other Member States. It will also require many such providers to offer this cross-border portability and will make unenforceable any contractual provisions between content owners and service providers that would prevent this.
PSL practical point: To follow the progress of the Cross-Border Portability Regulation, see Practice Note: Copyright and databases tracker.
For more information about the impact on copyright law of the digital single market strategy, see: Weighing up the European Commission's proposed copyright reform package.
Data protection
Following the emergence of the 'Privacy Shield' to deal with issues of transatlantic data flows arising from the DPC v Facebook Ireland Ltd and Maximilian Schrems (Record Number: 2016 No 4809P) case in Ireland, and with the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (the GDPR) due to come into force in May 2018, businesses continue to focus in on the detail of what it means to be 'GDPR compliant'. Expect to see more regulatory investigations in this respect and further developments in relation to the 'right to be forgotten' across Europe.
JT: In 2017, we will see more demand for intelligent services and devices—this will be powered by more advanced algorithms, AI and advanced machine learning. These technologies will provide the ability for these services/devices to start to understand, learn, predict, adapt and operate autonomously. For example, retailers will provide more reliable online recommendation systems for customers, driverless cars will be smart enough to be rolled out to consumers, security architecture will be more adaptive and permeate all technology processes, etc. Although culturally we, as humans, may not be ready to accept all these new advances.
However, these technology requirements will translate into increased complexity for chief information officers (CIOs) who need to incorporate the new technology with existing infrastructure. 93% of CIOs believe that IT complexity has increased, yet only 20% of them have the necessary skills and resources to deal with that complexity. This trend will only continue in 2017.
In 2017, tackling the complexity challenge will become a top CIO priority as companies tackle ambitious and digital transformation projects (within finite budgets) that will help companies transform their propositions, ways of working and help keep them ahead of the competition.
JH: It appears to me that 2017 is lining up to be the year that cybersecurity is finally taken seriously by businesses. While it may be a bit dramatic to say that businesses are not aware that security is important, the high profile attacks of Tesco Bank, Three Mobile and Talk Talk show that traditional approaches are not working. Protection against these threats needs to be moved up the agenda and recognised as part of a business' overall strategy, not just an IT problem. However, there are a few concerns that Brexit could diminish UK organisations' ability to protect themselves from cyber threats. We have highlighted some of the key arguments below:
Concerns raised around GDPR can be largely alleviated as the regulation takes effect before Britain leaves the EU in May 2018. Furthermore, despite our withdrawal, Europe will likely continue as a huge source of income for UK companies and the terms of the regulation must be upheld by any country that stores data on EU citizens.
Intelligence and data sharing. Intelligence sharing is vital to Britain's cybersecurity strategy—sharing and pooling knowledge allows threats to be tackled faster and with a higher success rate. The National Crime Agency has reported the success of this strategy, showing an average 12% drop in breaches as a result of internet service providers (ISPs) sharing scenarios between themselves.
Post-Brexit UK will need to take the initiative in negotiating a new agreement for intelligence and data sharing between themselves and the EU. Availability of financial capital.
While in the short-term the same amount of money will buy less (because of the weakened pound), it is unlikely to have an effect on security in the long-term. Instead, Brexit is seen as an opportunity for businesses to completely overhaul their security policy—saving money and creating a more robust infrastructure at the same time.
As cyber threats evolve, the consequences become serious and attacks are more frequently reported, firms will begin to overhaul their security policies and dedicate meaningful resources to this area. The questions for many, however, is do they have the capabilities to hold back these threats in-house or do they need to outsource to an organisation better placed to do so?
Another prediction for 2017 we have is the development of business automation. Automation is nothing new, but in 2017 we will see it come to the fore as companies use automation to streamline their core operations and increase efficiencies across their entire business structure.
We will see organisations set themselves the goal of zero-touch process across these core operations—removing manual touch points completely and resulting in fewer errors, faster processes and extra visibility. However, arguably the biggest benefit of automation is access to analytical data, allowing management to generate performance forecasts and identify areas for long-term improvement.
This development in automation will free up an organisations' employees to perform tasks that add real value to the business rather than being wasted on menial tasks that can be carried out by automation technology. Those organisations that are not exploiting this opportunity will see themselves left behind their competitors.
BG: With 2017 almost upon us, I have gathered our predictions for the IP sector in the coming year. This is a non-legal perspective based on what we have observed as IP strategy consultants and patent brokers and from discussions with customers and key participants in the IP ecosystem globally.
Patent culling IP maintenance budgets are under pressure and, with doubts about the validity of some patents and the renewed pressure to generate income from non-core assets, companies with medium-to-large portfolios will rationalise their portfolios and decide to abandon or sell patents. We would not be surprised to see some companies reducing their portfolio size by 30–40%.
Patent brokers becoming match-makers Patent brokerage—where an intermediary represents an IP owner with patents with good selling potential, and markets the assets to potential acquirers (operating companies, non-practicing entities (NPEs), defensive aggregators) for offensive or defensive reasons, and shares a proportion of the proceeds—is evolving. In the last few years, the secondary patent market has been flooded with patents of low quality and buyers find it nearly impossible to find assets of quality matching their requirements. IP match-making is when a broker explores the potential of a deal between a potential buyer having expressed IP needs in a specific area and a seller with relevant assets. Value of Chinese IP going up and Chinese companies increasingly prepared to fight for their home turf.
The IP space in China is now reaching a level of maturity close to that of advanced economies. Chinese technology giants are increasingly assessing IP risk linked to geographical expansion, but are now starting to defend their domestic market against Western companies and other domestic companies. China is also becoming a litigation venue of choice for foreign IP owners. We can also expect a lot of patent transactions involving Chinese buyers.
Patents as part of marketing messaging Start-ups, often driven by their backers, are increasingly bringing IP on the board agenda. A possible emerging trend which we may see in 2017 is the use of IP/innovation to form a differentiator in their marketing messaging, with 6 companies looking to file patents to protect their inventions, but also to be able to claim they have protected designs or patents pending in their marketing messaging. Recruiters using patent databases to find top talent in some technical fields.
With online tools becoming cheaper and more user friendly, non-IP specialists can now derive benefits from mining patent databases. Artificial Intelligence, for example, is a field where top scientific talent, often from academia is in high demand and where such tools can be useful to identify named inventors as potential recruits.
The rise of trade secrets.
Filing a patent application is an investment that can be substantial depending on the number of geographical areas granted and on the duration of its maintenance. Given the much increased invalidity risk post-Alice Corporation Pty v CLS Bank International et al No 13-298, 19 June 2014 for software, computer-implemented and business-methods patents, and the high success rate of post-grant challenges, companies may increasingly prefer to protect some inventions through trade secrets.
PSL practical point: For more information on the EU Trade Secrets Directive 2016/943/EU, which was adopted in June 2016, and which is to be introduced to domestic law by June 2018, see, News Analysis: Shining a light on the Trade Secrets Directive Licensing of more integrated IP packages.
Given the points mentioned above, plus the other potential complications on how damages are calculated and other legal changes, licensors are increasingly integrating know-how, copyrights and sometimes even trademarks into their licensing agreements.
How is Brexit likely to affect these predictions?
JB: The impact of Brexit on the UPC does still leave some questions unanswered given that participants were thought to have to be members of the EU and the final instance court of appeal for the UPC is expected to be the Court of Justice of the European Union, which would mean that European courts continue to have some jurisdiction over certain aspects of UK law.
JF: Let us be under no illusion that Brexit will affect almost every law enacted in the last 40 years. It should force us to re-evaluate our entire system, but there is danger in doing so every bit as much as there are risks in not taking such a bold step.
As the government undertakes the exercise of 'divorcing' EU Law from English Law, it will have to decide to either accept everything as is and then repeal unwanted laws piecemeal, or reject every piece of EU legislation and re-legislate. The latter option is neither practical nor preferable whereas the former 'quickie divorce' gives lawmakers the opportunity to overhaul many laws that are beyond their sell-by date and are deeply unpopular. A huge dose of uncommon common sense will be required here though and government, whose GLS was decimated in budget cuts after the credit crunch, might have to rely on the goodwill of the legal profession or invest significant resource in seeking the type of expert knowledge that private practice lawyers have.
AS & RG: There had been an expectation that Brexit would mean that the UPC Agreement would not be ratified by the UK and that the whole project was in danger of unravelling. while this now seems not to be the case, it is not entirely clear whether the UK will remain part of the UPC Agreement once it leaves the EU. Although the UPC is not an EU institution, all of its members are also members of the EU and the Court of Justice does have some role in interpreting its powers. It seems that the UK government believes that the UK can continue to take part even after Brexit and this is perhaps a signal that the UK's legal system may not become entirely separated from the EU.
Otherwise, Brexit in general raises the question of the extent to which the UK's IP & IT legal framework will continue to mirror that of the EU where there is harmonisation both now and in the future. There is also a question of what happens to EU unitary rights, such as EU trade marks and Community registered designs, with the likelihood that separate UK rights will need to be created when the UK leaves the EU. It is unlikely that these issues will be resolved in 2017, with the UK only expected to leave the EU in 2019.
In relation to the GDPR, after all the work the ICO contributed to that document, it is likely that the UK will adopt something very similar when the UK eventually 'Brexits'. There may be some scope for adjustments around the edges, particularly in relation to freedom of expression which has been left to Member States to devise their own rules.
Protections for intermediaries such as those contained in the E-commerce Directive are also likely to be retained, if not strengthened under English law post-Brexit.
PSL practical point: For more information about the potential impact of Brexit on intellectual property rights see News Analyses:
- Brexit and design rights
- Trade mark protection and IP ownership post-Brexit
- The post-referendum landscape for 'soft' IP rights
See also Q&A: In light of the EU referendum results if I have an EUTM over five years old, and it is only used in the UK, should I consider filing a separate UK application?
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How do you think the practice of IP & IT law is going to develop in 2017?
JB: With Brexit looming, we may start to see a shift in enforcement strategies with a move towards multiple local enforcement actions or the seeking of pan-European remedies outside the UK with separate parallel UK claims. Filing strategies are also likely to evolve to a risk-averse approach of filing in the UK and EU pending any further guidance being issued as to the post-Brexit regime for EU marks in the UK.
JF: Tech clients have always been well-informed and insightful, but 2017 is likely to be a year when clients take the gloves off and ready for a fight around patents, TM protection and the right to determine how information about their digital selves is used. Clients offered a 'FRAND' of friendship from a competitor will almost certainly look to defend their technology and 2017 is likely to be the year the mouse roars.
AS & RG: We expect the courts to continue to grapple with a range of issues arising from the digital exploitation of copyright works. Issues such as digital exhaustion and online communication of works to the public through hyperlinks are likely to remain a source of disputes in the UK as well as referrals to the Court of Justice. Online platforms will continue to face scrutiny of a range of issues even if the digital single market stops short of imposing wide-ranging rules to deal with this area.
What do you think the key challenges are going to be?
JB: UK practitioners will face increased competition from EU practitioners for EU work. Providing economic and futureproof filing and enforcement strategies for IP will be difficult in the coming year given the uncertainties caused by Brexit.
JF: Contracts with international elements are going to need to be reviewed and European partners may well have to be found to provide the foothold business will need to retain in the short term Brexit landscape.
Preparing for GDPR, which clients still largely ignore, will be a huge challenge in 2017. This should be a year of preparing for the changes at board level, reviewing processes, implementing good and robust practices that comply with GDPR and appointing an internal or outsourced DPO if necessary to ensure compliance.
AS & RG: 2017 is shaping up to be a year where rights owners need to re-assess their IP protection and enforcement strategies in expectation of a number of significant changes in the IP landscape from the end of 2017 onwards. Questions rights owners will be grappling with will include—how will the UPC affect their patent protection and enforcement strategies and which patents should be opted-in to the new system? How will the changes coming in as part of the digital single market impact rights owners' and content providers' business models and what should be done now to ensure they are best placed to deal with and adapt to these changes? And does Brexit provide an opportunity to modernise the legal and regulatory framework for IP & IT in the UK or a threat to the UK's role as an innovator and leader in IP & IT exploitation?
PSL practical point: For information on the Great Repeal Bill, see News Analysis: The Great Repeal Bill—a copy and paste approach to Brexit?.
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• where were you born ?
Kirkcaldy Scotland - Scottish but Grandmother Swedish!!
• Where do you live know?
Kendal, Cumbria
• Occupation? - salesman with a fancy title - Sales & Marketing Director & Company Secretary, Kentmere Photographic.
• Previous Occupation ?
Photographer's assistant in 1970s and 1980s, photographer, cook for a year on building sites and also outside catering, assistant manager of several Safeway stores, photochemical technician & salesman etc. etc. Bit of a job hopper then!!! Been 11 years in last job.
• When and where did you start flying ?
- 1974 - steep slope at the far end of Truleigh Hill with the immortal line - " you've seen a cine film - run hard and I'll tell what you did wrong at the bottom" It was one of the latest gliders with a kingpost - put together with spanners and bottle screws - the keel was tensioned with a bowstring to give a bit of reflex.
• (if) Why did you stop ?
Still Going
• Which Pilots most influenced you? - Ted Salisbury in the early days - he taught me to fly a few years later. I will never forget his green wellies - summer or winter, his ability to run flat out down impossibly steep slopes keel launching students (pushing off), his "got a spare fag Garry" trade for a cup of stewed tea" and his kind and focused approach. He eventually gave up teaching and set up an old peoples home on the Isle of Wight. Is he still around? Later it was Johnny Carr, then Tony and Rona Webb when I discovered winching - Ed Potter and Phil Chett!!
• Gliders you have flown ?
Long list, just a few are as follows - ancient standard rogallos, Solar Wings Storm (Ted's personal glider), HiWay Harrier, Stubby, Southdown Floater, Polaris, Airwave Magic III, IV, V, VI, Kiss, Concept 149, Extreme (first glider I tested), plus pretty much every new glider in the past few years tested in Skywings, plus most rigid gliders e.g. Stalker, Atos V, Atos C, Ghostbuster. Basically in return for some formulaic drivel, I get to fly most of what is new - FREE.
• Where have you flown in the UK ?
Norfolk towing and on the coast, Sussex, Wales, Scotland, the Dales and the Lake District.
• When and where was your most memorable flying experience in the UK ?
My very first XC (in Norfolk) - whilst Tony pronounced I did not what I was doing to my friend Steve, the second tow of the day took me to the coast. Amazingly my first tow was only a couple of miles but if I recall correctly, Phil C gave me a left back. In the evening Phil, Tony and I went for a downwind dash to Tony's parents house.
• When and where was your most Horrid flight in the UK ?
Wether Fell in out of phase wave (twice - both equally horrid and scary - 90 degree wingovers almost all the way to the ground). Caught in cloud and exiting 4,000' above base in Norfolk - only to plunge back into cloud again - oh and icing up in wave a couple of years ago - buy me a pint and I could go on and on and on!!!!
• Where have you flown OUT of the UK ?
France, Italy, Spain, Austria, Florida and California.
• Where and when was you most memorable flying experience outside the UK ?
The very best flight was last year in Austria flying to Italy and back with 3,500 m base and textbook thermals over 30km of totally wild high mountains - no roads or valleys - just rocks ice and snow.
• When and where was your most Horrid flight outside UK ?
Last year at Laragne - the Mistral kicked in and the wind picked up to 30 mph during a big XC and wild with monster off the clock lift and sink.
• Time to brag ?what was your "finest hour" ?
long time ago flying with Phil - after I all but but landed after a tow and got up from about 200' a few fields from launch, I then sat on top of him for a fantastic flight to the coast. Not that long - only about 21 miles but great fun and very social - even if I did drop the nose - and Phil didn't.
• Who do you most admire in the sport ?
Those with enthusiasm and who give their time and enthusiasm freely e.g. Johnny Carr, Tony and Rona Webb, Ed Potter, Phil Chett (yes really) etc. Too many to name.
• What Trait do you most deplore in yourself ?
Never satisfied - and inability to sleep in.
• What trait do you most deplore in other people ?
Greed and selfishness.
• When not flying what do you do for recreation ?
Mountain bike, surf, rock climb, fell walking, model flying, horse riding and finishing.
• Favourite piece of music ?
Whatever is right for the mood apart from (c)rap and sampling. Muse is getting some airplay at present in the car.
• Favorite book ?
No one book but I read and love travel, adventure, climbing books etc. Fiction I hardly ever read.
• Favorite Film ?
I know it is not original but the Matrix was pretty special - first of a new genre.
• What is your greatest fear ?
The same as most people if they are honest - death or incapacity of loved ones - or oneself.
• What is your perfect idea of happiness ?
Everything I have got at the minute - great wife, kids, my health and fun - all that is missing is the money and time. It would be nice to have money rather than debts!!
• What would your motto be ?
A good friend and work colleague from Barbados summed it all up when I was about 20 - "You only walk this road once, so choose your path and go for it" - with that he saved the money for a year and took his dream by the horns and moved to New York.
• How would you like to be remembered ?
As the oldest pilot still as childish as I am now. My wife often asks "will you ever grow up" - answer I certainly hope not!
• Whats your favorite flying story ?
George Worthington's book of his flying diaries - brilliant - I have read it several times.
• Notable achievements ?
Some good XCs in the early days from the winch, testing about 35 different gliders in recent years, persuading my wife to let me fly abroad twice a year now that my kids have grown up.
• Anything else you would like to add?
It would be nice to add a few articles from the early club mag when enthusiasm was high. It would also be nice to try and get more people in/back into hang gliding.


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