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I was really hoping for a 10am turnaround, but the BVSPA and SPX are looking really weak today.Not willing to risk profits today.GLTA
anyone have an opinion about the CEO resigning?
He wanted to spend more time with family.The Q1 disaster might have something to do with it also.
Me too....sold at $11.18. Wish I had followed my own advice and got heavy short VALE. Getting beat down today. Bovespa presenting me with a real conundrum. It has definitely diverged from other markets and is showing itself to be a true laggard BUT is looking more than fairly valued. Problem is, will Bovespa continue south while the sell in May/June crowd books profits and our market drops. Tough call here.....
Nice move. I was having tech problems this morning that prevented me from hitting the door earlier. No big deal.I am at a total loss here too. BVSPA is continually plagued by concerns of inflation, China, and what many consider to be currency overvaluation problems. I'm with you on being at a loss. Todays drop in silver seems to indicate that commodities should follow suit in short order. This will probably drag world markets down. US housing and employment data from the last week certainly hasn't help matters much either.
OTOH, look at SBS, BAK, ABV, TSU, ERJ, CBD....All toppy and begging to be shorted in a greater leg down. I'm really at a loss here. Just goes to show what effect cheap liquidity can have on a market.


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Top quality design reaps rewards for investors
- From: news.com.au
- January 11, 2013
- Great design will achieve the best outcome from property
- Use quality materials with natural ventilation
- Choose a wow factor in the kitchen, tenants will love you for it
WONDERING whether to shell out on extra features in your investment property? Using top quality features can pay off for investors.
By investing in a product that appeals to both renters and owner-occupiers, the prospects of achieving higher rent yields and better capital growth are greatly improved.
A property with quality features will appeal to a wider base of prospective renters, and is in the running to achieve a premium in rent.
Likewise, if the property is sold, the appeal to a wider market that includes prospective owner-occupiers is likely to result in a better sale price.
When choosing to buy an investment property, clever investors should not ignore what I call the four Fs: facilities, fixtures, fittings and finish.
Here are some of today's four F trends worthy of consideration:
Smart living: data cabling and wireless. Make sure your property has smart wiring built in to the walls - you don't want to add it later. Most developers now offer data and TV cabling to living and study areas, and demand will only increase. If your development is solid concrete, where can tenants use wireless internet devices, or even mobile phones?
Lap pool and gym: The hot new trend is a lap pool. They create a quieter environment because they're less about play and more about exercise and wellbeing. Well-equipped gyms are becoming more common in small to mid-size developments.
Shared spaces: quality and quantity: Large developments used to have a pool and a barbecue space. Now there's a trend for smaller developments to provide a wide selection of shared spaces for residents, such as small theatres, rooftop lounges, boardrooms and function rooms.
Natural ventilation and airconditioning: Some tenants will rely on airconditioning but others are demanding natural ventilation. Either way, there's a clear trend towards apartments that cost less to live in. Can you control the aircon to shut off in rooms you're not using?
Natural light and energy-efficient light fittings: The trend towards energy efficiency means ample windows, aspect and surrounding buildings all play a role. A proportion of a new dwelling's light fittings are required to be energy-efficient.
Two-pack cabinetry and stone tops: You'll find them in most mid-range apartments - don't settle for less, they will last longer.
Kitchen appliances: quality and function: Stainless steel is still hot, and will probably never go out of fashion. But it's the little details ticking boxes now: a fridge dispensing ice and water, a bigger oven, a wider cooktop, a built-in coffee machine. Put just one wow factor into your kitchen and tenants will love you.
Floors: tough and durable: The trend is for longevity - darker carpets, restricted to bedrooms, tiles elsewhere.
Storage: clever and plentiful. Not so much a trend as a fact of life - the more storage space, the better.
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Napleton's South Orlando Chrysler Jeep Dodge1460 E Osceola Pkwy Kissimmee, Florida United States of America
Napleton's South Orlando Chrysler Jeep Dodge 1460 E Osceola Pkwy Purchased Car, Promised to repair mold on driver door, 6 months later, they said they're not fixing it now Kissimmee, Florida
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Hitting the slopes a rush for amputees on Texas Scottish Rite ski trip
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Skiing down a mountain in Colorado last year, Josiah Puyear remembers feeling a rush of adrenaline and freedom sometimes missing from the 17-year-old amputee's life.
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"I loved feeling in control," he said. "I was able to look at all of the paths and pick the one I wanted to take. I was really free."
Puyear is back in Winter Park, Colo., this week with 13 other young amputees for the 35th annual ski trip organized by the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children in Dallas.


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Index of tables
Media and entertainment
- Arnold & Porter (UK) LLP
B M Nyman & Co
- Bindmans LLP
- Blake Morgan LLP
- Briffa
- Burges Salmon LLP
- Covington & Burling LLP
- Fladgate LLP
Gordon Dadds
- Hansel Henson
- Magrath LLP
Mathias Gentle Page Hassan LLP
- Mishcon de Reya
Smiths-Law LLP
Sound Advice (Legal) LLP
Leading individuals
- Neil Adleman - Harbottle & Lewis LLP (Theatre)
- Reno Antoniades - Lee & Thompson LLP (Film and TV)
- Ed Baden-Powell - Simkins LLP (Music; computer games; publishing)
Richard Bray -
Bray & Krais, Solicitors(Music)
- Duncan Calow - DLA Piper (Publishing; computer games)
Alex Chapman -
Sheridans(Computer games)
- John Cohen - Clintons (Theatre)
Stephen Edwards -
Reed Smith LLP(Broadcasting and digital carriage)
- Lawrence Engel - Lee & Thompson LLP (Music)
- John Enser - Olswang LLP (Music; digital carriage)
- Simon Esplen - Russells Solicitors (Music)
Andrew Forbes -
Forbes Anderson Free(Music)
- Paul Gardner - Osborne Clarke (Computer games)
- Victoria Gaskell - Olswang LLP (Broadcasting and digital carriage)
- Laurence Gilmore - Hamlins LLP (Music; litigation)
- Chris Gossage - Russells Solicitors (Music)
- Chris Hanson - DLA Piper (Film and TV)
- Sean James - Wiggin LLP (Broadcasting and digital carriage)
- Tim Johnson - Fieldfisher (Film and TV; digital media)
- Medwyn Jones - Wiggin LLP (Film and TV)
- Caroline Kean - Wiggin LLP (Publishing; litigation)
Mark Krais -
Bray & Krais, Solicitors(Music)
- Euan Lawson - Simkins LLP (Film and TV; Music)
- Gavin Maude - Russells Solicitors (Music)
Peter McInerney -
Sheridans(Film and TV; theatre; publishing)
- Charles Moore - Wiggin LLP (Film and TV)
- Mark Phillips - Harbottle & Lewis LLP (Computer games)
- Selina Potter - Olswang LLP (Broadcasting and digital carriage)
Gregor Pryor -
Reed Smith LLP(Music; digital media)
- Howard Rubin - Bird & Bird (Computer games)
- Henry Sainty - Farrer & Co (Publishing)
- Lisbeth Savill - Latham & Watkins (Film and TV)
- Niri Shanmuganathan - Taylor Wessing LLP (Publishing; litigation)
- Andrew Sharland - Clintons (Music; litigation)
Charles Swan -
Swan Turton(Advertising and marketing)
Bates Wells Braithwaite has a strong offering in theatre, acting for well-known theatre companies, including the English National Opera, and up-and-coming theatre ventures, such as Stone Nest. Other clients include the British Film Institute, The Space CIC and the Direct Marketing Association. Rupert Earle heads the advertising and marketing practice and Lawrence Simanowitz heads the media and art practice. Sean Egan left the firm in 2014 and founded Sean Egan Consultants.
Clintons' television and film practice was boosted with the arrival of Kami Naghdi from Fieldfisher in May 2014. Theatre specialist John Cohen is 'an exceptional negotiator with expert industry knowledge'. James Jones advised Jamie Wilson Productions on the terms of its licence with The Watermill Theatre. Berkeley Edwards, Peter Button and Andrew Myers are the key contacts in its artist-focused music group. Andrew Sharland and David Griffiths have notable experience in music-related contentious matters.
DLA Piper had an impressive year acting for a wide spectrum of clients that are active in the media and entertainment world. Michael Ridley advised Cancer Research UK on its Stand up to Cancer television appeal; Nick Fitzpatrick is acting for Al Jazeera on issues surrounding the international roll-out and operation of its news channels and Nicholas West is part of the team advising the Premier League on its broadcasting and media rights strategy. Duncan Calow is well known for his expertise in traditional print issues, e-book and other e-publishing development, while film and TV expert Chris Hanson and music and music finance specialist Lee McGuirk are also highly recommended.
Demonstrating its strong film and television credentials, Fieldfisher advised Channel 4 on international copyright and licensing issues concerning the reception of C4 services outside the UK. Group head Tim Johnson, Barry Smith and tax specialist Derek Hill are highly recommended. David Naylor is part of the multi-jurisdictional team acting for new client, Buzzfeed, on establishing corporate presences and operations in the UK, Germany and France. Other clients include Getty Images, Freeview and Gumtree.
Harbottle & Lewis LLP attracts praise for its 'deep specialist expertise in publishing', and 'understanding of the commercial possibilities associated with a book platform'. Shireen Peermohamed and Alex Hardy are the main contacts. Alan Moss and Mark Phillips co-head the interactive entertainment group that acted for Take 2 Interactive on tax credit issues. Jonathan Berger is 'a strong negotiator' and is highly recommended alongside Abigail Payne and Sarah Lazarides for their expertise in the film and TV sectors. Theatre specialist Neil Adleman has expertise across all aspects of the theatre industry, including theatre tax relief. Other clients include Universal Music Group, Hachette UK, Oxford University Press and National Theatre.
Lee & Thompson LLP is singled out by clients for its 'extensive experience in the music sector'. The firm fields a number of highly recommended practitioners, including Kieran Jay and Lawrence Engel, who act for some of the UK's most successful artists including One Direction, Jessie J and Example. Reno Antoniades, Richard Lever and Sam Tatton-Brown are recommended from its 'outstanding' film and television group, Will Everitt's knowledge of theatrical rights is 'excellent' and Mark Ashelford has experience in the publishing and digital media fields. Malcolm Murray and litigator Gordon Williams are also recommended.
Lewis Silkin LLP's 'efficient and very professional' team has particular expertise in assisting clients active in advertising and multi-channel networks. The team boosted its theatre and live events offering with the arrival of IP specialist Jeremy Summers, who joined from Pitmans LLP in July 2014. Within its 46-strong team, practice head Cliff Fluet is 'a true professional with a great sense of humour and the right attitude'. Fluet leads advice to the Royal Albert Hall reagrding all music and commercial deals, including the BBC Proms, Cirque De Soleil and Bluefeast. Simon Entwistle advised Haymarket Media Group on a joint venture with Vertu, and Jonathan Coad has experience handling format infringement matters. Giles Crown and Phil Rymer are also recommended.
Olswang LLP has 'unrivalled industry expertise in media and broadcasting' combined with 'business acumen and industry knowledge'. 'No one is better in the media world' than John Enser and Victoria Gaskell, according to one client. Enser brings 'an unrivalled depth of knowledge to deals', and Gaskell provides 'a great service'. Viacom, BBC, Microsoft, Amazon and Shine are key clients.
Osborne Clarke's digital media-focused practice is led by well-respected media and technology partner Paul Gardner, who specialises in commercial transactions and regulatory issues relating to the crossover of technology and entertainment. Nick Johnson, John Davidson-Kelly and Adrian Bott are recommended.
RPC's team is 'second to none both in its knowledge of the relevant laws as well as in providing effective solutions quickly'. Keith Mathieson heads the defendant-focused practice representing press, book and magazine publishers and media insurers. Oliver Bray, who is a recognised specialist in advertising and marketing law, is 'very commercial' and 'aware of industry needs'. Trinity Mirror, Guardian News & Media and Square Enix are key clients.
Reed Smith LLP is 'excellent both technically and practically'. Stephen Edwards is praised for 'the speed of response', 'peerless depth of experience' and 'unflappability'. In 2014, Edwards advised longstanding client BBC Worldwide on cable and other retransmissions of BBC television channels in Ireland. Gregor Pryor is 'a leader in the online music and audio-visual service sector'. Litigator Michael Skrein and Nick Swimer are further names to note.
Russells Solicitors' nine-partner team has an impressive music sector client list, from publishers and producers to leading agencies, as well as both established and up-and-coming artists. Chris Organ advises high-profile personalities and Gavin Maude represents artists, as well as music industry executives, managers, independent music publishers and film production companies. Steven Tregear focuses on acting for record companies and executives on claims and disputes regarding contractual and copyright-related matters while Jo Brittain, who specialises in acting for new talent, is another name to note. Simon Esplen and Chris Gossage are also highly recommended in music-related corporate matters.
Sheridans' film and TV practice has particular expertise in structuring and setting up international television co-productions. Peter McInerney is 'very commercially aware of developments in the film and television industry both domestically and internationally'. A highlight was McInerney advising the producers of Bend It Like Beckham on theatre and investment agreements. Russell Roberts counts Kate Bush and Sunny Afternoon as clients, Jeremy Roberts and James Kay advised Magine TV on regulatory requirements and channel carriage matters, while Alex Chapman was part of the team advising the owner of Mojang on the $2.5bn sale to Microsoft, and James Sully represents singer Sam Smith. The highly respected Robin Hilton is 'delightful to deal with', and Michael Thomas and Stephen Kempner are also recommended.
Simkins LLP has a 'top tier' practice with a client list that includes some of the best-known names in the industry. The team is praised for its 'excellent service', and 'knowledgeable and highly responsive lawyers at all levels'. The highly regarded Euan Lawson was part of a team that advised Universal Music Group International in its acquisition of Eagle Rock Entertainment. Jonathan Blair, Ed Baden-Powell and James Harman are all namechecked by clients.
Taylor Wessing LLP's expertise spans a wide industry spectrum. The cross-practice team enjoys an impressive client list which includes Spotify, Universal Music, Global Radio and Macmillan. Highly respected media litigator Niri Shanmuganathan acted for Spotify in defending a High Court claim brought by Ministry of Sound. The 'outstanding' Tony Ghee heads the broadcasting group, Charles Lloyd has considerable experience in advising the advertising industry and Graham Hann and Mark Owen are active in the digital publishing industry. Andrew Davis was promoted to the partnership in 2014.
At Wiggin LLP, Charles Moore is 'without a question a leading film and TV transactional lawyer' and 'one of the best in the UK'. Media, communications and technology practice head Sean James advised ITV on the launch of ITV Encore and the carriage of ITV's channels and video on demand (VOD) service on Sky's platforms. Other clients include Disney, Aardman Animations, HBO and Virgin Media. Medwyn Jones is a highly regarded practitioner for the television industry and Caroline Kean regularly advises publishing clients. Music industry specialist Simon Baggs and Shaun Lowde are also names to note.
Baker & McKenzie LLP's team, led by Steve Holmes and Ben Allgrove, focuses on advising clients from the technology and digital media sector, with capability in the publishing and gaming fields. Allgrove advises on copyright issues, content licensing, regulation and content production. Leveraging the firm's extensive global footprint, the team advises a number of multinational clients on distribution arrangements, advertising and regulatory issues. Tom Cassels and Joanna Ludlam continue to advise the BBC Trust on a number of editorial appeals, governance procedures and Trust reviews. Of counsel Nadia Banno joined from in-house practice in September 2014.
Bird & Bird is praised for its 'pragmatic and commercial approach, combined with fantastic industry knowledge'. Graham Smith and new partner Tom Snaith advised EE on the launch of EE TV, and Felicity Reeve and Phil Sherrell advise Yahoo! on a range of matters, including defamation claim and copyright issues. Howard Rubin is noted in the field of computer gaming. David Bintliff is 'one to watch'. Zodiak Media, Corbis Images, Zipjet and Finery London are new clients.
Bristows LLP has an impressive client list which includes MTV, Google, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and Spotify. Iain Redford advised WPP on a raft of digital media acquisitions, such as those of Cognifide, Precise Media and Neoworks, and group head Myles Jelf and Mark Watts defended Google in proceedings before the UK court from accusations of bypassing security settings on the Safari browser in order to track activity and target users with personalised adverts. Paul Jordan is 'very knowledgeable and responsive'. Matt Dennis and 'a great new asset' Theo Savvides joined from Bird & Bird and Osborne Clarke, respectively.
Charles Russell Speechlys LLP's team is 'knowledgeable and very customer friendly'. Nick Armstrong 'takes a fairly light touch but knows when to intervene'. Vanessa Barnett led the team assisting Westfield on advertising, marketing and events matters and Jason Saiban advised Nike on a variety of matters including merchandising, marketing and advertising. Duncan Lamont is also noteworthy.
Dentons is appreciated for its 'extensive international network' and 'deep industry knowledge and contacts'. Group head Ingrid Silver is 'a highly skilled and experienced professional, who engages her clients with utmost dedication and collegiality'. Senior associate Alex Haffner 'goes beyond the standard service to advise in the best possible way'. Representative clients include OSN, Sony and Tuner Broadcasting.
Farrer & Co has longstanding expertise and an outstanding reputation in print and digital publishing: it also has a growing reputation in the data sector. Group head Henry Sainty's impressive client list features Sage Publications and the Southbank Centre. Sainty is part of the team that advised on key client Bauer's joint venture with Arqiva and UTV Media to form a new vehicle. Peter Wienand has a particular focus on B2B data business. Paul Jones is another name to note.
Media litigation boutique Forbes Anderson Free fields four highly regarded practitioners. The team has particular expertise in music litigation, as well as online and digital matters. Andrew Forbes continues to act for BPI on blocking injunctions against ISPs, while Dominic Free specialises in the digital exploitation of music and books. Dominic Bray and Martyn Bailey are also recommended.
At Goodman Derrick LLP, the well-regarded practice head Paul Herbert acted for Digital UK and its stakeholders, ITV, Channel 4, Arqiva and the BBC, in arrangements for the launch of Freeview Connected. The 'knowledgeable' Edward Hoare's clients include Seven Publishing Group and Pavilion Books. Media litigator Clive Ince is another key figure.
Herbert Smith Freehills LLP's client base ranges from traditional rights holders to digital players, including Sky, FilmFlex Movies and Perform Group. The 'diligent' team has particular strength in advising Middle Eastern and African media clients; one highlight included assisting Al-Arab with the launch of its Arabic satellite news channel. Amanda Hale advised new client AMC on commercial agreements which formed part of its new partnership with the BBC. Nick Elverston has 'in-depth industry knowledge, combined with lively intelligence', and the 'very capable' senior associate Hayley Brady is also highly recommended. Competition specialist Stephen Wisking and IP litigator Joel Smith are also key figures.
Howard Kennedy LLP's four-partner team, led by Mark Stephens, advises a broad range of clients across the media and entertainment sector. In 2014, the multi-disciplinary team advised Paradigm Talent Agency on the acquisition of a 50% stake in Coda Music Agency. Brian Eagles has expertise in internet issues and data protection, and has experience in handling IP-related contentious matters. Robert Lands specialises in IP, data protection, advertising and sales promotion.
Kemp Little LLP stands out for its expertise in digital media and boasts an impressive client list which features Narf Games, Spotify, the Financial Times and SoPost. Group head Andy Moseby was part of the cross-departmental team that advised Upcast Social on its £10m acquisition by MediaMath UK. Calum Murray has considerable expertise in the contractual and regulatory aspects of digital media. Paul O'Hare and Paul Garland are further names with a good reputation in the industry.
Simons Muirhead & Burton has a strong reputation for assisting clients from the music and publishing industries: Richard Baskind and the 'incredibly supportive' Simon Goldberg are the key contacts. Martin Soames is also recommended for his expertise in the publishing sector; clients include Random House, Simon & Schuster and Grove Atlantic. The highly regarded Stephen Shotnes handles media-related disputes and pre-release/transmission content clearance matters. Highlights included assisting Skint Records on the sale of the company to BMG Rights Management and acting on the production financing and distribution arrangements for the film Absolutely Anything. James Greenslade and Razwana Akram are also recommended.
Swan Turton has 'a strong reputation in advertising and marketing law'. Charles Swan's knowledge and expertise in the sector is 'unrivalled', while Julian Bentley and new consultant Ann Harrison are highly recommended for their expertise in the music industry. IP specialists Carolyn Burbridge and Nicky Androsov joined from Bird & Bird and Fletcher Day Ltd respectively in 2014. Representative clients include JWT London, Underworld, Peer Music and Association of Photographers.
Allen & Overy LLP's cross-disciplinary team includes practitioners that advise on IP, privacy, antitrust and regulatory matters. The team has a particularly strong track record in media M&A, such as Antonio Bavasso advising 21st Century Fox on its joint venture with Apollo to combine production house Endemol, Shine and CORE Media Group. Corporate partner Simon Toms and media litigator Neville Cordell are also recommended.
Bray & Krais, Solicitors advises a wide range of clients operating within the music and entertainment industry, and has particular expertise in handling high-profile and international branded live events. Mark Krais acts for artists, live-event production companies, record labels and publishing companies. Richard Bray and Simon Dixon are also highly recommended.
Collins Long handles contentious and non-contentious matters, and has particular strength in advising the music industry. Simon Long and James Collins are the key contacts.
Collyer Bristow LLP acts for a wide range of media clients including the Mercury Music Prize, Film Club and Arabian Publishing. Howard Ricklow continues to act for composer David Arnold regarding the musical Made in Dagenham. Defamation and reputation management and the media and culture group head Steven Heffer advises on phone hacking and contractual disputes in media, arts and sports.
Partners and associates at Eversheds LLP have 'in-depth knowledge and valuable experience', and make up 'a truly unflappable team'. Neil Mohring is 'unfailingly professional' and 'always guides his clients to the best solution'. Clients include Paramount Pictures, Yahoo!, Live Nation and Apple Corps.
Gateley Plc has notable experience in the television and film sectors acting for clients such as Alaska TV Production, Pulse Films and October Films. Lisa Logan heads the 11-partner team, which saw the arrival of Craig Rattray from Olswang LLP in January 2015.
Hamlins LLP is well known for handling contentious and non-contentious IP matters, with particular expertise in advising the music industry collecting societies on copyright issues. The highly regarded Laurence Gilmore specialises in music litigation, and Philip Herbert is 'very knowledgeable and helpful'. PPL, Hello! magazine, TVCatchup (UK) and Hive Enterprises are clients.
Leveraging from its global capability, Hogan Lovells International LLP advises on big-ticket deals for a wide array of clients including 21st Century Fox, the BBC and The Walt Disney Company. The team was boosted by the recruitment of the highly regarded Don McGown and Eduardo Ustaran, who joined from Allen & Overy LLP and Fieldfisher respectively in 2014. Practice head Peter Watts and Penelope Thornton are the main contacts.
King & Wood Mallesons has an impressive client list including Universal Music Group, Nintendo, BskyB, and All3Media. IP specialist David Rose acted for Sky in its defence of trade mark infringement and passing-off proceedings brought against it by PCCW. William Holder, Mark Sanders and Cameron Firth are highly recommended.
Latham & Watkins saw the arrival of the highly regarded Lisbeth Savill and Sarah Caughey, both of whom were previously at O'Melveny & Myers LLP. The team, alongside US colleagues, is advising the International Olympic Committee on the creation of a global Olympic sports channel. Cohen Media Group, Participant Media and STX Filmworks are also clients.
At Marriott Harrison LLP, mediator and arbitrator Tony Morris is particularly experienced in advising on the acquisition and disposal of catalogues of films, programmes and recordings. Morris advised Domino Music on the acquisition of the V2 music publishing catalogue. Aideen Burke, who focuses on content in the film and music industry, is another name to note.
Mayer Brown International LLP acts for content owners in the music, publishing and broadcasting sectors, and advises corporate and financial institution clients on matters relating to advertising and social media. Representative clients include Entertainment One, the Publishers Association and Hibu. Litigator Miles Robinson handles disputes for clients in the publishing and music industry. Mark Prinsley is a further name to note. Sarah Byrt retired. Gillian Sproul left for Greenberg Traurig Maher LLP.
Simmons & Simmons acts for an impressive selection of well-known media organisations, among them 20th Century Fox, MGM, NBCUniversal and Warner Bros. IP specialist David Stone and corporate partner Andrew McMillan are recommended.
Travers Smith LLP is praised for its responsiveness and 'sensible, commercial advice'. The practice, led by Tom Purton, advises on a broad range of legal and commercial issues, including broadcasting regulation, competition, branding, film and TV rights licensing and joint ventures. The 'pragmatic' Richard Brown led the team advising Vubiquity on its acquisition of FilmFlex Movies. Ben Chivers is a further name to note.
Barry Fishley at Weil, Gotshal & Manges continues to advise Facebook on a wide range of IP-related issues, while new partner Hannah Field-Lowes and Jamie Maples are acting for Ingenious Media on a $1bn appeal against HMRC.
ACK Media Law LLP's team acted for the producers of a number of films, including Autobahn, Life and The Hallow, on all aspects of production, with emphasis on structuring and financing. New partner Nick Miller, Susan Aslan and Sue Charles are the main contacts.
Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP manages the worldwide trade mark portfolio for the Financial Times newspaper. IP specialist Simon Clark, senior associate Toby Headdon and consultant Simon Harper are the key contacts.
Cooley LLP established its first European office in London in January 2015, hiring a number of well-regarded former Edwards Wildman Palmer UK LLP practitioners to develop its media and entertainment team. Key contacts include IP partners Nick Bolter and Chris Coulter, and competition partner Becket McGrath. Guardian Media Group, Nikon Europe and Warner Music International are clients.
DWFM Beckman is praised for its responsiveness and 'clear and concise advice'. Music specialist Irving David is 'knowledgeable with strong communication skills' and is a 'good technical draftsman'. Representative clients include Dance UK, the Frederick Ashton Foundation and Simon Napier Bell.
At Foot Anstey, employment law specialist Richard Neary advises media clients on contentious and non-contentious matters, while Exeter-based Tony Jaffa specialises in publishing law, including online publishing. Martin Cuell and Chris Worrell are also names to note. IP disputes and rights protection specialist Neil Parkes joined from Wiggin LLP in 2015. AB Multimedia, Aardman Animations and Happiour, are new clients.
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP's M&A group is active in the media sector. Ben Spiers and Simon Marchant are the main contacts. Recent work includes acting on the disposal of EMI's music publishing and recorded music businesses, and advising BT on the £12.5bn acquisition of EE from Deutsche Telekom and Orange.
Norton Rose Fulbright successfully resolved High Court litigation for Imagina Contenidos Audiovisuales regarding a broadcasting rights-related licence dispute in Spain. IP and technology partner Mike Knapper, Jonathan Ball, Chris Pearson and Ian Lopez are the key contacts.
Onside Law Limited has particular expertise in advising talent in the TV and music industries. Jamie Singer and Simon Thorp are recommended.
IP-focused specialist firm Redd advised on a complex trade mark infringement dispute against a broadcaster. Simon Chalkley has extensive experience in media content development, licensing and distribution work. Clients include Square Enix, Microsoft and Harlequin Mills & Boon.
At Weightmans LLP, Liverpool-based practice head Sean Crotty has expertise in the fields of video games, music and TV. Managing partner John Schorah is experienced in acting for computer games clients.
Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co LLP's media practice focuses on digital advertising. A highlight for the team was advising Premier Foods Group on its major TV campaigns. Kate Swaine and Dan Smith are the main contacts. Unilever, Marks and Spencer plc and International Media Group are also clients.
Arnold & Porter (UK) LLP advises on IP-related matters. Representative clients include ITV, Amazon, MTV and Western Digital. IP specialist Ian Kirby joined Carpmaels & Ransford LLP in 2014.
Bernard Nyman at B M Nyman & Co is highly regarded for his expertise in publishing law, acting for publishers, authors and literary agents. Nyman also advises on copyright, trade mark and confidentiality issues.
At Bindmans LLP, Tamsin Allen is 'an excellent and skilful media litigator who gets straight to the point and fights hard for her clients'. Katie Wheatley and Martin Rackstraw have expertise in the defence of journalists accused of crimes. Representative clients include the National Union of Journalists, Index on Censorship and Undercover TV.
Simon Stokes at Blake Morgan LLP has knowledge of the publishing sector, with a particular strength in advising financial institutions and financial publishers on data supply and licensing.
At Briffa, managing partner Margaret Briffa advises on IP protection and enforcement, with particular emphasis on contentious matters.
IP litigator Jeremy Dickerson at Burges Salmon LLP is the key contact. Clients include Endemol and Thomson Reuters.
Clients of Covington & Burling LLP praise the team's responsiveness and 'extensive industry knowledge'. Clients include Facebook, National Geographic and The Washington Post. Lisa Peets, Paul Claydon, Louise Nash and James Halstead are the main contacts.
BSkyB, Odeon Cinemas and Cambridge University Press feature in Fladgate LLP's client roster. In 2014, the team acted for One Delta on the £2.62m all-share acquisition of Audioboom. Grant Gordon, David Robinson and Eddie Powell are recommended.
Consultant Nigel Davies at Gordon Dadds assists record and music publishing companies, talent sponsorship and marketing agents on contentious and non-contentious matters.
Media and IP boutique firm Hansel Henson advises on publishing and broadcasting via the internet, TV and mobile networks as well as content aggregation, creation and delivery, online marketing and brand communication. Name partners David Hansel and Tom Henson are highly recommended.
Magrath LLP acts for recording artists on publishing deals, production agreements, and sponsorship and merchandising agreements. Litigator Jeremy Hershkorn and consultant Alexis Grower are the key contacts.
Mathias Gentle Page Hassan LLP has particular experience with recording and music publishing, acting for artists, writers, producers and independent record and publishing companies. David Gentle and Bob Page are the main contacts.
Mishcon de Reya advises media clients on a range of contracts, from acquisitions to sponsorship, agency and distribution agreements. The firm also advises on social media-related issues. IP partner Lewis Cohen is highly recommended.
At Smiths-Law LLP, Andrew Lewis and Liam McNeive are notable practitioners. The team advises music streaming services and independent record labels on IP and commercial matters, and internet and mobile-based businesses on data protection and privacy matters.
Music boutique Sound Advice (Legal) LLP acts for a number of emerging artists, writer/producers, independent music publishers and management agencies. Robert Horsfall and Sonia Diwan are key contacts.


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Community Shop, the first 'social supermarket' redistributing to 'those who need it most' food in the supply chain that would otherwise go to waste, is planning to extend the range of discounted products it sells to non-food items.
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Thames Water turns Slough's phosphorus-rich poo into "Viagra for plants"
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68 per cent of Tesco bagged salad ends up as waste
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Small investors raise nearly £500m for UK green energy and environmental projects
The number of small investors in Britain putting their money into environmental and green energy projects is growing rapidly with the market now valued at almost £500 million, according to a new report.
'Aquaponic farms' could enable cities to produce more food sustainably
A system of food production that combines fish breeding and vegetable growing without the use of soil could transform our urban roofspaces into highly productive sustainable farms and help address a looming global food crisis, according to scientists.
Better farming techniques could slash GHG emissions by 30 per cent
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Healthy soil: do ecosystem services hold the answer to food security and biodiversity?
Healthy soil is so important to our planet's systems that it could be our best hope in the face of climate change, food crisis and biodiversity loss. Katherine Rowland unearths its value.
'The Archers' farm offers community chance to invest in sustainable farming
The farm that originally inspired the long-running Radio 4 drama The Archers is to be brought into community ownership in a £1 million bid to preserve sustainable farming and support local, green businesses.
Google's Sergey Brin funded carbon-cutting test-tube burger project
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Sustainable food: the case for shortening food chains
The horsemeat scandal brought the issue of transparency in the food chain into the public eye, fuelling growing discontent as well as political debate. As the UK's Labour party points out in its recent food policy review, no one has been prosecuted yet and questions about the transparency of food chains remain unanswered. Could ways of shortening food chains prevent this from happening again?
GM crops should be used to solve our food crisis, says Paterson
Britain would be acting immorally if it did not make GM crop technologies available to poor countries, Owen Paterson told international crop scientists in a major speech that was dismissed by his opponents as "agribusiness propaganda" but was welcomed by scientists as "overdue".
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pacific corporate services3225 McLeod Dr Ste 100 Las Vegas, Nevada United States of America
pacific corporate services Don Neeley Said I could get a loan for a $495 fee. Later wanted $5850 up front for profile. Las Vegas, Nevada
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He said the paper work to create a profile with Dunn and Bradstreet plus the three major credit agencies would take a lot of time and would cost $495 up front.
I later got a call from John Taylor telling me that the offers he got on my company blew him away. $126.000 at 4.25%
I could do the paperwork myself or hire a lawyer but would be looking at $18,000. He offered to do it for me at a price of $5,850.75.
When I asked Don about the expense, His reaction was "hey man we're talking $126.000 at 4.25% guaranteed" I responded that if it was "guaranteed" why couldn't we just take the money on the back end of the loan? No real answer came forward. I ask for my money back guarantee and have not heard a word. What a scam.
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Discharge (a long-term inmate) from an institution such as a psychiatric hospital or prison: the changes aim to deinstitutionalize mentally ill people (as adjective deinstitutionalized) the deinstitutionalized mentally ill
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For the past 16 years Anchorage's disabled had a reliable, everyday mode of transportation to get them to and from their medical appointments and healthcare facilities. No longer.
On Thursday officials from LifeMed Alaska made the announcement it would cease its wheelchair van operation, effective immediately due to "an unexpected change in the Municipality of Anchorage's 'Vehicle for Hire' regulations."
LifeMed is calling all patients and providers informing them that services will cease effective immediately, said Cheryl Zernia, spokeswoman for LifeMed.
LifeMed's 13 wheelchair vans would travel the streets of Anchorage every day transporting patients to their desired appointments and facilities. The 13 employees performed as many as 17,000 round-trip wheelchair van transports each year, according to a statement released by LifeMed.
"We operated our wheelchair division as a charity for patients in Anchorage," said CEO Scott Kirby in a press release. "We are disappointed that this turn of events has resulted in this outcome."
LifeMed officials are citing a change in Anchorage Municipality Code 11.10-11.40 in which the service was able to operate under the "private ambulance services" regulations as the reason for the shutdown.
Under the new stipulations, LifeMed would have to abide by the "vehicle for hire" regulations, which leaves the service subject to annual fees per vehicle, inspections at an automotive maintenance shop appointed by the Municipality and a chauffeur license for each wheelchair van driver, according to the code.
According to Eric Musser, Anchorage Municipal transportation inspector, the annual vehicle permit fee is $1,980 per vehicle while the maintenance costs would amount to about $65 per vehicle.
LifeMed officials are encouraging any who are affected by the closure to contact their local taxi cab company for future transports to and from their medical appointments.
Patients can call the following services for future transportation:
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- BAC Transportation, LLC: 222-2600
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It is pathetic that they get businesses like Columbia House to get involved in this scam.
Same address appears on the internet with many different scams- for people to order differrent things for $36.50 or $45.
How can one go to prosecute people like this and shut them down?
Now I have to buy 5 DVDs from Columbia House to get out of this mess!
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Where There's Honey... LbNA # 20155 (ARCHIVED)
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From Highway 70, take the Trent Woods/Pembroke exit and follow the signs to the historic downtown area. As you travel down Pollock Street, youll cross railroad tracks, Middle Street, and then make a right onto Craven Street. Park anywhere here.
The beautiful city of New Bern was settled in the early 1700s by Baron Christopher de Graffenried from Bern, Switzerland. The word bern means bear. And, you dont have to look that close to find the symbol all over New Bern.
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The choirs have resumed their schedules after a very successful Christmas season
The Senior Choir meets on Thursday from 7:30-9:15 pm. Singers in all voice parts are most welcome. We have already begun working on the Palm Sunday Cantata!The Festival Ringers meet on Wednesday from 7:30-9:00 pm.
The Celebration Ringers – grades 6-12 - meet on Sunday from 4:30-5:45 pm.The Celebration Singers – grades 6-12 - meet on Sunday from 5:45-6:30 pm.
The Carol Choir and Joy Ringers – grades K-5 – meet on Thursday from 6:30-7:25 pm. This is a NEW CHANGE in AGE/GRADE for the spring season to accommodate our changing population of children.
The Occasional Ringers formed in 2013 as an outgrowth of the Community Learning Day class on handbells. The ringers rehearse typically once in November, March and May and then more regularly during the summer and play in a summer worship service. They have no particular schedule for rehearsing or ringing – but we will continue to get together "occasionally" and play when ready. This is a training choir for people who would like to learn handbell ringing from the beginning.
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Right after lunch, as I was browsing internet and was elated that Slumdog Millionaire won 8 oscars including best picture, I heard a LOUD gurgling sound above my head. Then I looked up and saw black drops of water spewing violently from the air conditioner!! It's alive!!
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The dark cloud over Britain will not return. We certainly need have no fear of travelling by train, Tube or bus in London or any other city.'Seven years later and Andrew Aitken re-reads the newspaper cutting he tore out and kept. The focus of most policing and security recently has been the London Olympics; but not for Aitken. For him, there is a puzzle to unravel whose roots pre-date the 1948 London Olympics. This becomes further complicated by the brutal murder of an elderly former MI6 officer connected to the case he is now working on. Aitken soon becomes convinced that this killing is not the consequence of an apparent robbery that has gone wrong, but a deliberate cold-blooded murder, made to look like the aftermath of a break-in. From a series of apparently unconnected incidents, before and after the old man's death, a bizarre picture begins to emerge. While investigating one of the leads, Aitken stumbles across (or rather is handed by another intelligence agency) information relating to possible terrorist activity. So sensitive is this information that Aitken is suspended from duty and the case he has been working on is halted.Having discovered who he believes to be the old man's killer and the reason for the killing, he is now powerless to pursue the matter further. He wiles away the days of his suspension waiting for the terrorist attack to happen. Aitken is unaware, however, that elsewhere the old man's killer and others are planning something far more devastating than he or any of his colleagues could ever have imagined or planned for.Apparently unconnected individuals and events gradually reveal a single thread of connectivity; and seeds sown decades earlier start to bring forth their harvest.
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Ishay Berger
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|Ishay Berger
|Also known as
|Ishky Escobar
|July 8, 1978
|Haifa, Israel
|Punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock, hardcore punk, grindcore, brutal death metal
|Musician, guitarist, singer-songwriter
|Guitar, vocals, bass
|Years active
|Suburban Home, Kung Fu, Falafel
|Associated acts
|Useless ID, Bo La'Bar, Whorecore
|Notable instruments
|Gibson Les Paul
Fender Precision Bass
Ishay Berger (Hebrew: ישי ברגר) (born July 8, 1978 in Haifa, Israel) is an Israeli musician best known for his work as the lead guitarist for Israeli punk rock band Useless ID.[1] and the bassist of brutal death metal/grindcore act Whorecore.
Professional career[edit]
Useless ID (1994–present)[edit]
Berger was one of the founding members of punk rock band Useless ID, when the band was formed in Haifa in 1994. He founded the band as the lead guitarist, along with lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Guy Carmel, bassist Adi Alkavatz and drummer Ralph Huber. Only two years after their formation, the band was already touring worldwide independently, mostly in the United States, but also Europe and Japan.
The band released its first full-length album, Dead's Not Punk in September 1997, through the band's own independent label Falafel Records. The band's second full-length album Get in the Pita Bread Pit was released in 1999, also through Falafel Records, and Let it Burn, the band's split album with The Ataris, was released in April 2000 on Kung Fu Records and was the last to feature the band's rhythm guitarist Guy Carmel on lead vocals. This was when bassist Yotam Ben-Horin took the role of lead vocalist and lead composer and songwriter for the band.
Following the band's split album with The Ataris, the band was offered a record contract in Kung Fu Records. The band then went on to release their international major releases, in all Berger played lead guitar as well as singing backing vocals: Bad Story, Happy Ending (2001), No Vacation from the World (2003), Redemption (2005) and most recently, the band's critically acclaimed and successful album The Lost Broken Bones released in October 2008, through their new label – Suburban Home Records. On all of these albums, Ben-Horin also wrote the majority of the material.
On January 27, 2011, Useless ID played their last show in support of The Lost Broken Bones at the Barby club in Tel Aviv, Israel, before taking off to record their new album at the Blasting Room in Fort Collins, Colorado. The band entered the Blasting Room on February 2, 2011, to begin recording the new album.
Bo La'Bar (2005–present)[edit]
In 2005, Ishay Berger started demoing humorous songs that he wrote in his house, playing them only with an acoustic guitar, with him singing. The songs were mostly acoustic folk songs with a strong punk attitude, with humorous lyrics about topics such as consuming cannabis and alcohol, playing loud punk rock music, nerd culture, computers and more.
Berger, who decided to play under the moniker of Ishky Escobar in this project, has soon recruited his fellow Useless ID bandmate, drummer Jonathan Harpak, to join him in this project, to make the songs full-band and electric. Joining Berger on vocals and guitar and Harpak on drums, was bassist and vocalist Evil Haim (Whorecore, ex-Betzefer, ex-Lehavoth). They decided on the moniker Bo La'Bar – Hebrew for "Come to the Bar", which was based on their lifestyle of mostly hanging around bars and drinking alcohol.
The band started playing around Israel, playing in small intimate venues and bars such as the Patiphone and the Left Bank in Tel Aviv and the Syncopa in Haifa, as well as playing alongside bigger bands such as Useless ID, Betzefer and Eternal Gray in such big venues as the Barby club and the Comfort 13 in Tel Aviv, the Theater in Jaffa and the City Hall in Haifa. On their live shows, the band were many times joined by outside members to play guitar as Berger focused on mostly singing live, while not being able to play the guitar. Different members who played live with the band include Matan Cohen (Betzefer guitarist), Yotam Ben-Horin (Useless ID vocalist/bassist), Nir Doliner (Whorecore guitarist) and Avital Tamir (Betzefer vocalist). Filling-in for Harpak many times were also drummers Assaf Meiden (Whorecore) and Corey Swift (Mondo Gecko, The Backliners).
The band recorded and released a bunch of demos in 2008, and revealed that they plan to record a full-length album of original material, including final versions of the demos they released, which are songs that became live staple in their shows. Though they have later announced that it is unknown when will they have the time to record the full-length record as every member has his commitments with is respective bands, and Berger and Harpak are mostly busy with Useless ID who constantly recording or touring.
On March 1, 2011, the band was the supporting act for gypsy punk act Gogol Bordello on one of their 3 shows at the Barby club in Tel Aviv, Israel.[2] Berger has announced plans to finally record a Bo La'Bar record in 2011, and the first full-length album, entitled Bong Rock was released on July 8, 2011, on the band's Bandcamp page. The album was recorded with help from the live members of the band, including Matan Cohen on guitar, Guy Geller on guitar, and Yair Kampel on bass.
On April 1, 2012, it was announced that the band was then signed by German label Bandworm Records, who released that day the band's first album Bong Rock, as well as the second album Shtaim (simply translated as Two), on 7" vinyl,[3] though those vinyl were only available as an import from Germany.[4][5] The vinyls were then also released in a special show at the OzenBar in Tel Aviv, Israel, which took place on May 11, 2012, which was the release show for the band's second album. The same day, the album was also released on the bands' Bandcamp page.[6]
Whorecore (2010–present)[edit]
Upon Whorecore bassist Evil Haim leaving Israel to travel the Far East, and mostly India, Ishay Berger who was his co-member in the comedy punk trio Bo La'Bar was chosen as his replacement as a bassist in Whorecore until Haim returns.
Ever since joining the band in late 2009, Berger had the chance to play with the band in such big events as the Hellelujah Open Air in Herzliya in April 2010, the Showdown Festival in Tel Aviv, playing alongside his own main band Useless ID in May 2010, supporting Cannibal Corpse in Tel Aviv on July 8, 2010, playing the Summer Carnage Festival alongside Aborted, System Divide, The Fading and many more on July 21, 2010, and supporting Parkway Drive on their only Israeli show at the Barby club in Tel Aviv on November 25, 2010.
On April 19, 2012, the band released "Alai", the first single off the band's second studio album Makot. The single saw the band taking a different musical direction, towards more of a black metal sound, rather than the grindcore and death metal sound they embraced on their previous releases.
Bo Labar band members[edit]
- Ishay Berger – lead vocals, guitar
- Evil Haim – lead vocals, bass
- Matan Cohen – guitar, backing vocals
- Guy Geller – guitar, backing vocals
- Yair Kampel – bass, backing vocals
- Corey Swift – drums, percussion
- Former members
- Nir Doliner – guitar, backing vocals
w/ Useless ID[edit]
For a full discography, see Useless ID Discography
- Dead's Not Punk (1997)
- Get in the Pita Bread Pit (1999)
- Bad Story, Happy Ending (2001)
- No Vacation From The World (2003)
- Redemption (2005)
- The Lost Broken Bones (2008)
- Symptoms (2012)
w/ Bo Labar[edit]
w/ Whorecore[edit]
- Makot (2012)
- ^ Benedetti, Winda (April 17, 1998). "Israeli Punk Band, Useless Id, Appreciates Diverse Us Crowds". Spokesman-Review. Retrieved February 13, 2011.
- ^ http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=176205139076990&ref=mf
- ^ http://www.pressuremagazine.de/interview/3552/ishay-von-bo-labar-im-exklusiv-interview.html
- ^ http://bandworm.de/cp/index.php?id=26&oid=347
- ^ http://bandworm.de/cp/index.php?id=26&oid=348
- ^ http://bolabar.bandcamp.com/album/--2


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