The Basics of Intellectual Property: Copyrights, Trademarks, and Patents
Although I am well versed in the area of intellectual property (IP), it has come to my attention that many are not. This can be a problem when individuals are concerned with protecting their rights, and when trying to avoid infringing the rights of others. This article is meant to be a very brief overview of what each of the three main areas of IP law deals with. Copyrights, Trademarks, and Patents are each a huge body of law on their own. In addition to the basic rules, there are numerous sub-rules, and exceptions.The purpose here is to guide novices in to what area of the law they are dealing with, and a place to start asking questions. Let me say up front a general rule; You cannot protect mere ideas. It is the expression of ideas that can be protected.CopyrightCopyrights are all about protecting original works of authorship. For a work to be copyrightable, it must fixed in a tangible medium. This means that it cannot be just an idea in your head. Next, the work must be original, th

Master Grande Tradition Grande Complication has a minute Repeater
The Master Grande Tradition Grande Complication has a minute Repeater, a heavenly flying tourbillon and a calendar of sidereal zodiac. The master Grand Tourbillon is available in two versions?C a pink gold set with brilliant-cut diamonds and white gold paved with baguette-cut diamonds.

Officine Autodromo Monoposto Review
The Autodromo Monoposto is the kind of watch that can't help but illicit strong reactions from people. It doesn't look quite like any watch you've seen before, yet doesn't betray what a watch should be. Inspired by the single seat racecars of the early 20th century (monoposto being Italian for single-seat), the Monoposto melds automotive history with elements of classic watch design, to make something altogether unique and exciting. It's as much a car-watch for watch people as a watch for car people. On the surface, you have an elegant case and dial design that border on dress, yet have a distinctly technical component that touches on the vehicular inspirations. And of course, there is the bold and potentially polarizing red line on the domed crystal that refers to the tape or paint mechanics would put on tachometers to inform drivers of their engine's limit.Autodromo Monoposto ReviewCase:? Stainless SteelMovement: Miyota 821ADial: Black or SilverLume: NoLens: Domed KI Glass with Sapph

AP serial numbers
Upon doing a search for this topic, the best I could find was a thread from TRF that is some years old... it seems that I serial APs got to the market around 2012, is this still the current production serial? Is there a logic to AP serial numbers, even if only aproximate?

nice english summer day with the bee..
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