nunia 神经: 二月 2019

2019年2月23日星期六

Fwd: Morning Insurrection: Coast Guard Lt. Charged with Planning Terror Attack Targeting Dems, Journalists, Others

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Germany: Students at Cologne University Reject 'Anti-Semitic' BDS Movement
Posted by Vijeta Uniyal ● Feb/22/19
Student body to bar the BDS movement from holding events on campus .

In Memory of Edward Joffe and Leon Kanner, murdered 50 years ago in a Jerusalem supermarket bombing
Posted by William A. Jacobson ● Feb/21/19
The deaths of Eddie and Leon changed the lives of their families forever. And decades later, would change mine.

With Bread Line Bernie rising, expect Michelle-mentum
Posted by William A. Jacobson ● Feb/21/19
How can the Democrat establishment steal another primary election from Bernie without completely fracturing the party? Bring back the Obamas.

Democrat Privilege: Virginia Gov and AG likely to survive Blackface Scandals
Posted by Stacey Matthews ● Feb/21/19
Lt. Gov.'s Future less certain after sexual assault accusations, but he's still hanging on.

Coast Guard Lt. Charged with Planning Terror Attack Targeting Dems, Journalists, Others
Posted by Mary Chastain ● Feb/21/19
Lt. Christopher Paul Hasson allegedly intended 'to Murder Innocent Civilians on a Scale Rarely Seen in' America

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William Jacobson: "OF BLESSED MEMORY: In Memory of Edward Joffe and Leon Kanner, murdered 50 years ago in a Jerusalem supermarket bombing"
Kemberlee Kaye: "Let's talk about privilege for a moment, shall we?"
Mary Chastain: "Bye, bye Jussie Smollett. You thought this hoax would fly by the CPD? He did this because he was not happy with his salary."
Leslie Eastman: "It used to be that one could rely on their talents and determination for success in their industries. Now it seems that their victim rankings are more important. Hopefully, the Jussie Smollet hoax will help reverse that trend."
David Gerstman: "As the anti-Semitism problem in Britain's Labour Party gets worse and worse it's appalling that there are those who cover up the problem going on in the Democratic Party. I took The Washington Post's Jackson Diehl to task for a column earlier this week in which he blamed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, not anti-Semites like Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, for the Democrats' Israel problem."
Miriam Elman: "Three countries have landed on the moon in some 60 years of flight in space. Yesterday the Israeli space team made history in an attempt to become the 4^th country to reach the moon! You can read more here about the Israeli scientists involved in the moon mission, how this mission got its start, and the consequences of Israel's latest scientific success for the country and the world."

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Fwd: Law Enforcement Program Manager: Now Accepting Applications

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	Law Enforcement Program Manager Now Accepting Applications
	The U.S. Department of State is currently accepting applications for an INL Law Enforcement Program Manager, located in Panama City, Panama. The Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) is responsible for the development, supervision, coordination and implementation of international narcotics control assistance activities and international criminal justice issues for the Department of State. INL's program in Panama focuses on supporting the Panamanian government's institutional reforms and strengthening professional capacities within the police and criminal justice sector. The INL Section in U.S. Embassy Panama City manages programs funded through the International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement (INCLE) account and destined for Panama. INCLE-funded assistance complements the Panamanian government's counter-narcotic activities designed to deter, detect, and disrupt transnational organized crime groups in Panama and throughout the region. It also complements the Panamanian government's investment in promoting rule of law; providing for citizen security; and reforming state institutions to foster greater transparency, responsiveness, and respect for human rights. The goal of this program is to improve and institutionalize Panamanian interdiction capabilities through targeted, sustainable projects. The Law Enforcement Program Manager will advise and assist INL and U.S. Embassy Panama City in their efforts to help Panama interdict narcotics and criminal trafficking groups across multiple INL Panama supported programs including maritime and land interdiction, customs and immigration reform, and corrections security enhancement and reform. Besides managing training, mentoring, technical assistance, and procurements to support Panamanian security forces and judicial authorities, the Law Enforcement Program Manager will also liaise with USG agency implementers in the other INL program areas as they relate to the professionalization, training, and operations of law enforcement personnel. The Law Enforcement Program Manager will play a key role in shaping future program design and engagement strategies with the Panamanian government. This is a non-status, non-permanent Personal Service Contract position. You do not acquire a competitive or excepted service status from this position. Read the vacancy announcement for more information, and to start the application process. Please note that the deadline to submit completed applications is March 8, 2019. All potential applicants are strongly urged to read the entire vacancy announcement to ensure that they meet all of the requirements for this position before applying. We appreciate your interest in a personal services contract with the U.S. Department of State.
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Fwd: Listen to the Cases Argued This Week: Return Mail, Inc. v. United States Postal Service, Mission Product Holdings, Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC

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The Court heard oral arguments in the following cases this week:

Return Mail, Inc. v. United States Postal Service Mission Product Holdings, Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC

Return Mail, Inc. v. United States Postal Service (Argued 02/19/2019)

Is the government a "person" who may institute review proceedings under the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act?

Advocates:
Beth S. Brinkmann, for the petitioner
Malcolm L. Stewart, for the respondents

Mission Product Holdings, Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC (Argued 02/20/2019)

Under Section 365 of the Bankruptcy Code, does a debtor-licensor's rejection of a license agreement terminate rights of the licensee that would survive the licensor's breach under non-bankruptcy law?

Advocates:
Danielle Spinelli, for the petitioner
Zachary D. Tripp, Assistant to the Solicitor General, Department of Justice, for the United States, as amicus curiae, in support of petitioner
Douglas Hallward-Driemeier, for the respondent

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Fwd: Latest Case: CODA Development SRO v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Intellectual Property)

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US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
February 23, 2019

CODA Development SRO v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Intellectual Property, Patents

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Compare and Contrast: The Vatican's Gathering of Bishops in Rome with the Epstein Court on Justice for Child Sex Abuse Victims

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Marci A. Hamliton—professor and resident senior fellow in the Program for Research on Religion at the University of Pennsylvania and founder, CEO, and Academic Director of CHILD USA—describes the similarities and differences between the Vatican's gathering of bishops to address clergy sex abuse scandals and the federal judge's ruling in the case of Jeffrey Epstein over sex trafficking scandals. Hamilton points out that decision in the Epstein case is a victory for child sex abuse victims, while the approach of the Catholic Church is already misguided.

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CODA Development SRO v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Docket: 18-1028

Opinion Date: February 22, 2019

Judge: Sharon Prost

Areas of Law: Intellectual Property, Patents

CODA's CEO, Hrabal, invented self-inflating tire (SIT) technology. In 2008, GM representatives approached CODA, wanting to involve Goodyear in commercializing the technology. The parties executed a nondisclosure agreement, then met in 2009. Goodyear's representatives included Benedict. At Goodyear's request, CODA shared confidential information concerning the SIT. Goodyear representatives expressed skepticism about its viability. The parties agreed to continue discussions. Benedict requested to review an updated technical presentation, the latest testing methods, and performance results. At a second meeting, CODA allowed Goodyear to examine a functional prototype of the technology. Benedict requested that his team have time alone with the prototype, during which he photographed it without permission. Months then passed without any communication. In December 2009, a Goodyear employee on Benedict's team independently inquired about the status of CODA's SIT in preparation for an internal Goodyear meeting. Unbeknownst to CODA, Goodyear applied for a patent entitled "Self-Inflating Tire Assembly." The 586 patent issued in 2011, naming Benedict and Losey as the inventors. CODA later received an unsolicited email from the ex-Goodyear employee with whom it corresponded in December 2009, stating, "I am retired now .. and see ... that they have copied your SIT." The Federal Circuit vacated the dismissal of CODA's complaint, seeking correction of inventorship, 35 U.S.C. 256. The district court erred in considering outside evidence about an article, by Hrabal, concerning the technology and in concluding that the complaint was time-barred.CODA's claims allow the reasonable inference that Hrabal conceived the invention and that Benedict and Losey did not.

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