This city is just like any other city you ever visited except it's just a little different. Everyone who wondered into the city has done so by accident, but none have ever left. It seems the city would be over crowded, but once again, as the people come into the city, the city accommodated the people. Female Names and Meanings Hasina, Swahili name meaning good, Dawn Anglo name meaning awakening, Gadwa Arabic or Arabian name meaning gift, Jun Chinese name for truth, Laila Danish name means night, Kathryn, Romania name for pure,7 Karma Indian for destiny, Desma Greek name for oath, Eveline, Romania name for light, Isa, Spanish name for rainbow, Tam, Vietnamese name for heart, and Beta Slavic name for dedicated to go.
The Christmas Journey
Snow lay heavy upon the roof of every house as the brisk cold night pass on. When you listen, you could clearly hear sounds of the wind whistling like a tea kettle as it whirled between cars, trees, branches, and over rooftops, then slowly, the wind spirals down the chimney. Inside the house children huddle together close by the fireplace watching flicker lights of fire as the wind dance off the tips of every flame like a musical performance. Between the crackling sounds of the fire, and the howling noise of the wind, sit 12 women speaking in whispering voices, at a table across the room as they plan "The Christmas Journey" to an unknown place without the city.
As the day draw near, every house is filled with anticipation, joy and gladness as Christmas rings out in the city of Hope Rise.
This story always start around Christmas in a city called Hope Rise, which runs 200 miles north and south, and east and west in the middle of every county on the face of the earth. This city is just like any other city you ever visited except it's just a little different. Everyone who wondered into the city has done so by accident, but none have ever left. It seems the city would be over crowded, but once again, as the people come into the city, the city accommodated the people. Every year in Hope Rise a given number of chosen people, either men or woman are assigned the job around Christmas time of taking the Christmas Journey. How this assignment came about no one really knows, but it's said that every year 12 persons either of 12 men or 12 women, receive a hand written letter instructing them to take the Christmas Journey. For several years, all the city's people would gather after receiving such letters and compare the writings to every man, woman and child. To this day no one has claimed to write the letters nor has there been a handwriting match to anyone in the city. The letters arrive each year three days before Christmas to the unexpected 12 persons. This year the 12 persons are 12 women who have been asked to deliver the Christmas request from every person who resides within the city. The men and women are to write down their names on a paper, and the children are to write only their request for Christmas, which is given over in 12 baskets to the 12, and this is how the Christmas Journey Begins.
Planning the Journey
Beta broke the silence when she said, "Well, ladies here we are, all together and ready to go". "Did everyone check their list of the thing to do before we journey? "
"Seeing this is the last night to prepare, I've checked everything twice", Tam said while starring at the beautifully decorated Christmas tree that sat in the corner of the room.
All Christmas trees in the city are beautifully decorated with lights, ornaments, garlands, tinsel, candy canes, angels and or the Star of Bethlehem. Underneath each tree, a special place has been made ready for presents to be received, because everyone knows on Christmas day every tree will be filled with all the gifts the heart desire. As they gathering their coats and hat's for the trip, Gadwa checks the baskets of names to assure everyone in the city, had their name inside.
The Journey
The women met at Tam's house to begin their journey. Each of the women received a letter, and that day they gathered to plan their trip. This year's lists of women are Tam, Hasina, Dawn, Gadwa, Jun, Laila, Kathryn, Karma, Desma, Eveline, Isa, and Beta 12 women from 12 different counties living in Hope Rise. There has never been any one nationality claim to own the city. The city has no owner the people just live everyday happy and secure. No doubt there are troubles, but no one blames another or consider any trouble an act of a disadvantage, instead everyone believes and trusts within themselves.
With baskets in hand the women make their way to the outer limits of the city uphill as they formed a single line, with names in a basket uphill do they climb. Uphill they go far into the night, pass houses and streets, out of every-one's eyesight. Taking each step with care, as if it were done by them before, while men look on but soon they tumble and roll, right downhill, into a very big ball of white snow. Soon the women climb up to the top of the highest hill; where they shall leave their baskets on a heart shaped mount fill. The night is brisk but they feel none of the cold, for by morning they would have lightened the weight of their baskets in tow.
The return
The Christmas Journey has come to an end, and is now complete; gifts are wrapped and laid out beneath every Christmas tree. Our prayers have been answered, even the sick sing with joy, laughter and dance could be heard in the city, music ring out by far. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to the young and to the old, once again by grace each person received gifts, so let the story be told.
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
Hasina, Swahili name meaning good, Dawn Anglo name meaning awakening, Gadwa Arabic or Arabian name meaning gift, Jun Chinese name for truth, Laila Danish name means night, Kathryn, Romania name for pure,7 Karma Indian for destiny, Desma Greek name for oath, Eveline, Romania name for light, Isa, Spanish name for rainbow, Tam, Vietnamese name for heart, and Beta Slavic name for dedicated to go.
Hasina, Swahili name meaning good, Dawn Anglo name meaning awakening, Gadwa Arabic or Arabian name meaning gift, Jun Chinese name for truth, Laila Danish name means night, Kathryn, Romania name for pure,7 Karma Indian for destiny, Desma Greek name for oath, Eveline, Romania name for light, Isa, Spanish name for rainbow, Tam, Vietnamese name for heart, and Beta Slavic name for dedicated to go.
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Leeds Enterprise club update Dec 2011
This week (5th Dec 2011)we were very pleased to have Ed Ryder owner of Biskit ltd presenting to the Enterprise Club.
Ed provided both a motivating and thought provoking talk as he shared his own experience of starting and developing a business over the past 8 years.
http://www.biskit.co.uk/leedslibrary.ppt
Here are just a few of Ed’s pointers that I took away from his talk:
- your chosen business type should not only reflect what you are familiar with but also what you are good at and just as importantly, enjoy.
- Be prepared for extreme highs and lows these are much greater when starting out; with time the lows should taper out.
- Investigate and attend the range of workshops and seminars that are available for instance through the chamber and Chartered Institute of Marketing.
- Ensure you consult family and friends. Do they really ‘buy’ into your idea and fully understand what you are doing and what it involves.
- Join groups such as Linked in; make connections and let people know you’re starting a business.
- Be quite clear about your goals and review them regularly.
- Research your market both online and on the high street; ensure there is a demand.
- Do not try and market to everyone – look to see in which groups demand is highest and really get to know your customer.
- Be prepared for change, where you start out and what you start doing may be very different to what you are doing years down the line.
The final Enterprise talk for the autumn term takes place on the 19thDecember.
'Researching your business and protecting your products and services'
Work Club Update
Over the past 6 months the central library’s work club has provided support to jobseekers from all walks of life. Many jobseekers cautiously come along to the work club not quite sure what to expect, but by the end of the session most agree that they were able to take something useful away.
Each work club kicks off with a focus topic, which often involves a talk from a relevant organisation, or a job seeker advice worker from within the work club team.
Recent talks have included: Preparing for Interviews
Benefits of Volunteering
Searching for Vacancies
Courses and Training
At our most recent work club Rosemary Sheen and Pam Mcfarlane talked to the group about the range of courses available through Leeds City College including how many hours jobseekers are able to spend studying and the type of courses that are likely to include concessions.
Rosemary told the group about the ‘routeways to work’ scheme which provides a vocational taster to work in a specific sector before applying for employment and/or taking on further training. Examples of areas covered include hospitality, sales and marketing and office work.
Rosemary also outlined details of ‘sector based work academies’ which will provide training, work experience and job interviews for job seekers over the next two years. Sectors covered include call centres, care work and retail. Contact your Job Centre plus advisor to find out more.
After the talk any jobseekers requiring quick advice about any aspect of the job seeking process are able to speak to a jobseeker advice worker. An IT suite is also set aside for jobseekers to access the internet and word processing facilities at the the work club.
The final work club for 2011 runs on Monday 12th December and will focus on preparing for job interviews. Tel 0113 2478266
Each work club kicks off with a focus topic, which often involves a talk from a relevant organisation, or a job seeker advice worker from within the work club team.
Recent talks have included: Preparing for Interviews
Benefits of Volunteering
Searching for Vacancies
Courses and Training
At our most recent work club Rosemary Sheen and Pam Mcfarlane talked to the group about the range of courses available through Leeds City College including how many hours jobseekers are able to spend studying and the type of courses that are likely to include concessions.
Rosemary told the group about the ‘routeways to work’ scheme which provides a vocational taster to work in a specific sector before applying for employment and/or taking on further training. Examples of areas covered include hospitality, sales and marketing and office work.
Rosemary also outlined details of ‘sector based work academies’ which will provide training, work experience and job interviews for job seekers over the next two years. Sectors covered include call centres, care work and retail. Contact your Job Centre plus advisor to find out more.
After the talk any jobseekers requiring quick advice about any aspect of the job seeking process are able to speak to a jobseeker advice worker. An IT suite is also set aside for jobseekers to access the internet and word processing facilities at the the work club.
The final work club for 2011 runs on Monday 12th December and will focus on preparing for job interviews. Tel 0113 2478266
The work club restarts in 2012 on the 9th January.
Look out for details of new focus topics in the New Year.
Autumn 2011 newsletter from the Yorkshire Association of Business Angels
The Autumn 2011 edition of Catalyst
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Also find upcoming diary dates and a list of new associate members on the back page of the Newsletter.
We welcome all feedback regarding the newsletter so please let me know your views on this edition of Catalyst. If you would like to suggest a future article for the YABA newsletter, please contact us.
For more information about YABA and the services we offer please click on the following link www.yaba.org.uk to view our website.
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Are you considering becoming a business angel investor?
Do you want to be part of a network of angel investors in the Yorkshire?
If so we'd like to invite you to attend our next investment forum on Tuesday 15th November at York St John University. Please do get in touch for further details.
We are currently looking for high growth Yorkshire based businesses to present at our November investment forum in York. If you are an entrepreneur or an investor and would like to know more please do get in touch.
Enterprise Club – Leeds Central Library
Staff at Europe Direct Leeds and Business and Patents are busy getting ready for the autumn series of workshops at Leeds Central Library’s Enterprise Club.The first of our autumn workshops kicks off with a talk from Anne Selwyn from Business Link West Yorkshire.
Anne provided lots of food for thought at the summer workshop, with a lively presentation questioning ‘is starting a business right for you.’ Anne enthused about the positives of starting a business but also highlighted that it wouldn’t be an easy journey, success requires the ability to work very long hours and to be constantly focused on your end goal.
The autumn series continues with talks on a range of start up topics including information on the taxes, financing your business and marketing.
To find out more about the enterprise club and whether starting a business is right for you? why not come and see Anne’s presentation on 24th October at Leeds Central Library – 6pm to 7.45pm Tel: 0113 2478266
The Days of Chipping, In the Day of the Humanoids and Drones
In the days of mandatory chipping, I (alone with several others), was born without a chip outside the SBAC Laboratories in the controlled environment after World Wars III. I was born somewhere around the time of Reversal. My grandparents were born before the last World Wars when people born in a hospital, by Doctors and Nurses, received a hand written or typed certificate of birth. Now instead of a certificate the microchip has been replaced as a form of recording new births, among many other records the computer system keeps. With the micro chip system, all of a person’s personal information is transferred from the parents chip to the child’s chip at birth. The system rejected the elderly people, they were not allowed chips, but before the times of chipping elderly people did exist. Back then the average age of the elderly was 75 and senior citizen began at age 55. When the chip came, the elderly were denied chips, so all including my grandparents disappeared, and the seniors at 55 became the elderly. If you don’t believe me, just look around. My parents told me that before the age of computers, everywhere in every state you saw elderly, 75 and over. You could go about anywhere and find the elderly walking around. Not anymore.
There were sayings when they were around, “Respect your elderly, don’t swear around your elderly and always help the elderly, because the day will come when you’ll be the elderly. In today’s age of chipping the elderly people is nowhere to be found. Mama said they started disappearing when she was a young girl. She said they alone with everything else that was good are gone, replaced by a system.
I asked mama, “What happened to them? Where did they go?”
She said, “I guess they couldn’t or didn’t want to survive under a system.”
Anyone born with a chip now is forbidden to live past the age of 65 going back to the date of their chipping. My parents were born in the age of chipping, and the only way to receive your chip was at a Scheduled Birth Appointment Clinic in the Laboratories or what is now known as a SBAC Lab. All parents who chose to have a family were allowed to do so by a visit to the Laboratory where the Special Science was practiced to perform a SBAC. Hospitals had been done away with alone with doctors, nurses and health care workers and replace with Labs and Scientists. The workforce like policemen was replaced by drones. And places where the drones or humans couldn’t go, humanoids were used, like in the oil fields, on ships and maintaining the source of the CPU (Central Processing Units.) I was told not to communicate or try to touch the drones because I was not registered. They couldn’t see or hear me anyway, so if I was in their path they would only go around me. Without a chip they saw me as a moving or fix object.
But the other drones I was to avoid, they were Police drones and they carried scanners. I once saw a police drone search a man. He was convicted, sentenced and his chip was expired. He was tased, and two drones came and took away the body. They say body parts are used by the drones to make humanoids to be used in wars, combat or places where neither human nor drones can go. No one claims ever seeing one, but everyone believes they exist.
By now I know what you must be thinking of all this, but you have to realized the era that we now live in has lead us to this point. The last World Wars caused irreversible changes to the environment and to the planet which altered the reproduction of all forms of life. Before the disasters Scientist realized the only way to preserved life was to stored memory within microchips where they’ve kept and maintained the information at the source. Of course all this could have been avoided had the peoples of the earth were willing to make the necessary change to preserve life on earth. Instead, according to our Great Grandparents neither side could agree to peace which leaded to World War III whereby causing a major computer takeover worldwide. I’ve heard my parents talk about the takeover, that it was planned by the computers when they were first created. No one understood the real danger of their existence; even now no one knows exactly how it happened. Some say it was the invention of computerized cars, others say it was the telephone, and there are those like my Daddy who believed it was the television that caused the real computers takeover. You could hear him say,
“Any device like the Television that’s capable of sending a message to you, can also receive a message, just the same way your telephone works”. That’s how the takeover happened, while you were sitting there watching them, they were watching you”.
Mama and daddy are always talking about the old days before the wars. They talk about how everything grew naturally, food, plants and animals before the computers were invented. Even birth giving was a natural event. They said, “Oh the computers were there alright, they just had their place back then”.
They even spoke of the days when there were elderly people and the elderly could live past the special age. Mama would say that the elderly were a sociality of free people who lived until a ripe old age of at least an hundred and two. She said right before the wars, all around the world the elderly people began to disappear.
I asked, “Mama, how is that possible the elderly just up and disappear?”
She said, “Well baby you will understand when it’s time for you to understand.”
I heard that during the Reversal, those who would have died, were given an extension and babies were born without a chip because the mainframe computers malfunctioned. The Reversal had lasted for three months and during that time, a lot of strange things occurred. For instance the elderly lived past 65, food grew outside the labs, air was fresh, and you could find clean water to drink. There were sightings of real plant and animal life occurring all over the planet.
Everything that happened during Reversal was not calculated into the system. So everything that happened was done totally free. Well I too was a special because during the Reversal, I was born. Mama always told me,
“You are something real special, you came on your own time, and not when the Scientist said it was time, but when the Reversal came, it was time for you to come”.
I’ll explain about the Reversal to you later, you should know now that I bypassed the SBAC and came without a chip. There were said to be thousands that came with the clean air, water and new food, during the Reversal time. I heard that others were out there born without a chip. I had wondered for years how did this all happen to us, how did we become attached to the mainframe? I listen to others talking about the Reversal, how the malfunction happened, they figured that the program was off line for maintenance. My daddy’s always talking about those days, so I asked daddy about maintenance, and he began to tell his story. He began by saying,
“There was a time when the whole world relied on computer systems for everything”,” First of all, man relied on a computer just to wake up in the morning”.
“Everything we did was by the computer; some of us couldn’t brush our teeth without picking up a motorized computerized tooth brush”.
“Then there was television, another computerized system that told us what to do and when”.
“If they said a storm was coming from the north, we believed it, no questions asked”.
Everybody looked up from their cars; they looked up from their office windows, or they just looked it up on Google’s. But however we got it, we got it”. He would laugh and say,
“Everybody’s waiting for it, with that kind of announced introduction, how can the storm not show up?”
“We would all go out of our way to avoid this storm, just because they said it was so and coming.”
“And just as this event was pre-programmed into our minds, so was it programmed in the mainframe”, and like clockwork at the precise time, HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) HAARP delivered our long awaited storm. Back in the old day’s predictions of the weather was called sorcery or magic. People were burned at the stake for practicing witchcraft such as weather prediction or calling up spirits.”
“Not so now, if the computer says its coming, its coming, no one gets to refute the computer.” “The computers are in control, and more than half the world’s population doesn’t even know it.”
Daddy said, “You know baby, we never saw it coming, the brainwashing, the programming by the central computer intelligence”, “No one could have thought when the computers were created back in the 70’s,they were planning a takeover , and by the 2000’s, the takeover was complete”. “They had become humanoids, it was hard to tell if you were seeing a real person or talking to an android”, especially over the phone or on the internet”.
“They had by then infiltrated our governments posing as government figures (looking like real people), from a Television standpoint of view, which (the computers had generated and put them in place, (these people), looked official alright, but was nothing but a generated computer program”. This would be just about the time I would hear my mother saying,
“Now you know that story is too farfetched for even you to believe, and it’s your story!” and he would answer and say,
“Just look around- you just look around and tell me what you think you see!”
Then he would say, “Now that we’ve realized our mistake, it’s far too late; the system has already taken over”. “Everything was becoming computerized back then and we couldn’t see it.” “We watch a program on TV, and believed at least the people we saw were real, before they told us about pre-programming.”
“Then came the rude awakening when the whole world found out that the governments we thought we knew, even the famous people didn’t, and to this day, don’t even exist”, “They’re not real, it’s all been a fabricated generated program developed by the mainframe to control the masses because the masses believe whatever they see on TV, no questions asked”.
“Look at us now, it worked, all the brainwashing has work for them, not for us.”
By this time I’m completely confused. I chalk it all off as grownup talk. I’ve never seen a Television Telephone or any other type of computer device other than the drones. I’ve only heard of the mainframes and was told it’s stationed on the moon. And the drones handle all the important business in the cities in person for whatever a person may need, that is if you’ve got a chip. I just sit and wonder how did I ever get by without a chip? I guess I can be thankful for Reversal. I’ll tell you about that another time, but for now, none of the computers get a signal from me at all. I’m not allowed to touch anything that’s not real and in these times its getting harder and harder for me to determine what is and what is not real.
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Discover Yorkshire's past with information on Yorkshire inventors and inventions.
Discovering Yorkshire Website - Inventors & Inventions
The website contains a searchable database of historical Yorkshire patents available electronically for the first time. The patents have been indexed and are searchable by keywords, inventor, date and patent number. The front page of each patent has been scanned and can be read from the site. Where available a diagram to go with the patent has also been scanned. Over 2,000 patent are searchable through the site with more being added all the time.
Three learning trails are also provided aimed at students in keystage 3. Discover more about the inventions which came from this area and the people behind them. From the mousetrap to the Hansom cab to the inventions which influenced transport development. Learn about the man who made tram travel between Leeds and Bradford possible, the entrepreneur who enabled the first manned flight 50 years before the Wright Brothers, and the pioneering cinematographer who disappeared and was never found. In addition to our own resources Bradford Industrial Museum and Wakefield Libraries have also given us access to resources in their collections. Teachers materials are also available with the site.
The website contains a searchable database of historical Yorkshire patents available electronically for the first time. The patents have been indexed and are searchable by keywords, inventor, date and patent number. The front page of each patent has been scanned and can be read from the site. Where available a diagram to go with the patent has also been scanned. Over 2,000 patent are searchable through the site with more being added all the time.
Three learning trails are also provided aimed at students in keystage 3. Discover more about the inventions which came from this area and the people behind them. From the mousetrap to the Hansom cab to the inventions which influenced transport development. Learn about the man who made tram travel between Leeds and Bradford possible, the entrepreneur who enabled the first manned flight 50 years before the Wright Brothers, and the pioneering cinematographer who disappeared and was never found. In addition to our own resources Bradford Industrial Museum and Wakefield Libraries have also given us access to resources in their collections. Teachers materials are also available with the site.
The site is available at http://www.discoveringyorkshire.org/
Market Research - Whats New?
We have access to one of the largest public library collections of market research reports from many of the main market research publishers.
Market research is an important information area for all established and new businesses, it enables you to ascertain how much of a demand there is for your chosen business type, who the consumers are, what the competition is like and whether it is a growth market.
Whats New? latest reports published (August 2011)
Keynote:
Sports Sponsorship
Computer Hardware
Childcare
Toiletries
Rail Travel
Frozen Foods
Electricity Industry
Wine
Fruit Juices & Health Drinks Update
Contract Cleaning
Milk & Dairy Products
Airlines Update
Waste Management Update
Ready Meals
Glassware
Slimming Update
Private Healthcare
Digital Broadcasting
Diet Foods Market Update
Renewable Energy
Courier & Express Services Update
Contact us piu@leeds.gov.uk or phone 0113 2478266 for help with finding the right research for you.
Market research is an important information area for all established and new businesses, it enables you to ascertain how much of a demand there is for your chosen business type, who the consumers are, what the competition is like and whether it is a growth market.
Whats New? latest reports published (August 2011)
Mintel:
Breakfast Cereals - UK
Fabric Care - UK
Furniture Retailing - UK
Drinking Out of the Home - UK
Leisure Centres and Swimming Pools - UK
Sexual Health - UK
Women's Bodycare and Depilatories - UK
Technology and the Over-55s - UK
London Olympics: What the Games Mean for Business - UK
Short-haul Holidays - UK
Digital Trends Summer - UK
Credit and Debit Cards - UK
Ice Cream - UK
Holidays on the Internet - UK
Eating Out Review - UK
Household Cleaning Equipment - UK
Fashion - Size Matters - UK
Wine - UK
Drinking in the Home - UK
Washers and Dryers - UK
Pizza - UK
Fast Casual Restaurants - UK - August 2011
Children's OTC and Healthcare Products - UK
Dark Spirits - UK
Car Retailing - UK
Bathrooms and Bathroom Accessories - UK
Breakfast Cereals - UK
Fabric Care - UK
Furniture Retailing - UK
Drinking Out of the Home - UK
Leisure Centres and Swimming Pools - UK
Sexual Health - UK
Women's Bodycare and Depilatories - UK
Technology and the Over-55s - UK
London Olympics: What the Games Mean for Business - UK
Short-haul Holidays - UK
Digital Trends Summer - UK
Credit and Debit Cards - UK
Ice Cream - UK
Holidays on the Internet - UK
Eating Out Review - UK
Household Cleaning Equipment - UK
Fashion - Size Matters - UK
Wine - UK
Drinking in the Home - UK
Washers and Dryers - UK
Pizza - UK
Fast Casual Restaurants - UK - August 2011
Children's OTC and Healthcare Products - UK
Dark Spirits - UK
Car Retailing - UK
Bathrooms and Bathroom Accessories - UK
Keynote:
Sports Sponsorship
Computer Hardware
Childcare
Toiletries
Rail Travel
Frozen Foods
Electricity Industry
Wine
Fruit Juices & Health Drinks Update
Contract Cleaning
Milk & Dairy Products
Airlines Update
Waste Management Update
Ready Meals
Glassware
Slimming Update
Private Healthcare
Digital Broadcasting
Diet Foods Market Update
Renewable Energy
Courier & Express Services Update
Patent/IP Clinic at the University of Hull Enterprise Centre, 15th September
Free one-to-one appointments are available with IP Attorney Dr Daniel Bates, Ogive IP, followed by free online IP database searches and advice from Leeds Business and Patent Information Service.To book an appointment tel:01482 464900
Patent/Intellectual Property Advice
Free confidential, no obligation advice provided by Chartered Patent Attorney Dr Daniel Bates, Ogive IP, on all aspects of Intellectual Property.
Free Patent and Trade Mark Search
Discover the value of IP information provided by free online IP database searches and advice from Leeds Business and Patent Information Service.
There are only a limited number of free one-to-one sessions. To book an appointment contact:
The Enterprise Centre
Tel: 01482 464900
Please note that due to the popularity of the Patent Clinics:
• Preference will be given to companies in the Humber and North Yorkshire Region
• Any company or organisation is only permitted to attend once
• Individuals may attend, however priority is given to businesses and potential start-ups
• Bookings by telephone only please
Free confidential, no obligation advice provided by Chartered Patent Attorney Dr Daniel Bates, Ogive IP, on all aspects of Intellectual Property.
Free Patent and Trade Mark Search
Discover the value of IP information provided by free online IP database searches and advice from Leeds Business and Patent Information Service.
There are only a limited number of free one-to-one sessions. To book an appointment contact:
The Enterprise Centre
Tel: 01482 464900
Please note that due to the popularity of the Patent Clinics:
• Preference will be given to companies in the Humber and North Yorkshire Region
• Any company or organisation is only permitted to attend once
• Individuals may attend, however priority is given to businesses and potential start-ups
• Bookings by telephone only please
What's New on COBRA - August Complete Business Reference Adviser
For all your business start up Information Access COBRA the Complete Business Reference Adviser
COBRA is a comprehensive, practical and continually updated information resource for anyone looking to start a business, write a business or marketing plan or conduct research into a new market.
We now have an online subscription to COBRA - the Complete Business Reference Adviser.
Access is available in all our libraries and from your home/work using your Leeds Library membership number.
It can be accessed:
Directly on any Leeds Learning Network computer (available at any Leeds public library) there is a link in the online resources section, no membership card number needed
By using the COBRA link on www.leeds.gov.uk/24hourlibrary Leeds Library membership number is required.
Free library membership - join online at http://www.leeds.gov.uk/, join by phone on 0113 3952313 or join in person at any Leeds library (proof of id and address required).
New & Updated Cobra Factsheets for August 2011
Business Opportunity Profiles
Bed and Breakfast (B&B) Proprietor
Blockpaver
Crèche
Detective Agency/Private Investigator
Freelance Artist
Health Food and Supplements Retailer
Herbalist
Scaffolding Contractor
Upholstery Service
Women's Fashion Retailer
Workwear Retailer
Mini BOPs
Candle Maker
Dinner in the Dark Organiser
Magician
Motorcycle Clothing Shop
Photo Processing Mini Lab
Promotional Merchandise Retailer
Speed Dating Event Organiser
Supply Teacher
Business Information Factsheets
A Guide to Family-run Businesses
Complementary and Alternative Therapy Businesses - A Compliance Guide for
Costing and Pricing a Product or Service - A Guide to
Developing an Internet and E-mail Policy - An Introduction to
Discipline and Grievance Procedures - An Introduction to
Documents That You Must Keep - A Guide to
Export Terminology and Incoterms - Glossary of
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Creative Networks JAMES JESSOP Artistic Vandal 23/06/11 and end of year show at Leeds College of Art. ‘READY OR NOT, HERE WE COME’
This event also coincides with the last night of the end of year show at Leeds College of Art. ‘READY OR NOT, HERE WE COME’
All Leeds end of year shows,more information at http://www.leedsliveitloveit.com/leedslovescreativity
Leeds Inventors Group Meeting visit to Zenith Plastic Developments 15.6.2011
This month's meeting will not take place in the central library. Instead we will be visiting Zenith Plastic Developments in Horsforth where Kevin McLeod has kindly offered to show us round. Zenith are involved in product design, prototyping, toolmaking and injection moulding so if you're interested in finding out how your new product takes shape this visit is likely to be of interest to you.
Zenith is approx 5 - 10 mins walk from Horsforth train station and there is also room for parking in front of Zenith just off the road. I've attached a map - if you need any further details please let me know. A group of us will be setting off from the Headrow entrance of the central library at around 5.15 on June 15th and travelling by public transport if any of you want to join us.
We will start at 6pm as usual. It would helpful if you could let us know if you intend to be there and that you are able to arrive by 6pm so that we can start the tour together.
Business & Patent Information Services
Central Library
Calverley Street
Leeds
LS1 3AB
Tel: 0113 2478266
Fax: 0113 2478268
Goldman Sachs 10000 Small Businesses programme
Do you know any businesses that currently have between 5 and 40 employees & want to grow & develop? If so they may be interested in The Goldman Sachs ‘10000 Small Businesses’ programme.
The programme is open to small business owners and social entrepreneurs from across Yorkshire & the Humber and has been designed to provide relevant, high quality support specifically to small business leaders who are seeking to grow their businesses and create additional employment.
Programme participants will receive approximately 100 hours of practically-focused business and management education commencing in October 2011. The curriculum has been specifically designed and is focused on the needs of established small businesses that have the potential and the desire to grow.
The Programme is offered on a fully funded basis to approximately 25 successful applicants. Applicants must have the desire and drive to grow their businesses, create additional employment and have a scalable business model. The business will ideally, currently have between five and 40 employees.
Full details of the programme are attached together with the criteria and the key dates for both the application process & the programme sessions at Leeds University Business School.
Goldman Sachs are holding a number of events to give potential applicants the opportunity to learn more about the programme on:
Wednesday 8th June 5pm – 8pm at York Science Park
Tuesday 14th June 5pm – 8pm at ‘Mind the Gap Studios’ in Bradford
Monday 20th June 5pm – 8pm at 1 Park Row, Leeds
Monday 4 July 5pm to 8pm at the Advanced Manufacturing Park, South Yorkshire
Further dates to be announced.
If anyone would like to attend one of these marketing sessions please visit http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/YJDPMFX to register a place.
For any further information, or to register interest please e-mail businessgrowth@leedsahead.org.uk or telephone 0113 246 7877.
The initial Pilot programme & the current programme have been invaluable in supporting over 50 entrepreneurs in developing their businesses still further with universally excellent feedback from all participants.
There is no obligations in attending one of the above events to find out more.
War-Against Water Air and Man’s Right to Live
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War is an openly declared state of organized conflict, typified by extreme aggression, societal disruption, and high mortality. As a behavior pattern, warlike tendencies are found in many primate species, including humans, and also found in many ant species. The set of techniques used by a group to carry out war is known as warfare. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wars
From the beginning of time there has been Conflict to War causing Formation.The Light’s interruption of the Darkness created conflict between Night and Day. This formation of light causing heat and friction that night could not understand causing a separation of Night Light and Day Light. So causing the night to rule at night and the day to rule in the daytime. Thereby giving Light to Rule the Day and the Night to Rule the Night.
While boundaries set the order of rule between the elements, One must end where the other is set to begin. The lights interruption of the night, has brought about the beginning of daylight and the end of the night so when the light rules the daylight, the night must be silent until the day cease to rule.
War Conflict Causing FormationGen. 1: (16) Authorized King James Version “‘And God Made two great lights; the greater light to Rule the Day, and the lesser light to Rule the night…’,
The Waters conflict with Land, causing Oceans and Dry Earth. Without the boundaries and rules between Oceans and Earth, the Waters would exceed the and the Lands would not exist, or the Earth would swallow up the Waters and the Oceans would dry away into the Earth. The Dry Earth and Lands exist by Rule of the Oceans not to exceed over the dry land. This common Rule over between Daylight and Night between Oceans and Dry Land is a Necessary Conflict to Warfare.
Gen. 1: (9) Authorized King James Version
“And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so.
War is a seemingly inescapable and integral aspect of human culture. Its practice is not linked to any single type of political organization or society. Rather, as discussed by John Keegan in his History Of Warfare, war is a universal phenomenon whose form and scope is defined by the society that wages it.[10] The conduct of war extends along a continuum, from the almost universal primitive endemic warfare that began well before recorded human history, to advanced nuclear warfare between global alliances, with the recently developed ultimate potential for human extinction. Ancient warfare , Military history , History of War
War of Man’s Conflict against Humanity
At the center of every lifespan looms remnants of past and present warfare against humanity. War has existed throughout the existence of every nation within their countries, their cities and worlds. War is in our waters the air and persist in the fibers of human life in every way. Throughout history of man war has been the center of all frictions. War has shape the worlds to date, leaving in it's path the end of human life. War has no reason,except to eliminate all life within it's path. Man's war against Humanity only begins the end of life on earth for all who seek death. Now is the time to promote Peace in our border, end wars and Begin a new Beginning.
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Human Rights Human Extinction
United Nations General Assembly Nations General Assembly
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The Right of the People Right of Revolution
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a declaration
adopted by the United Nations General Assembly (10 December 1948 at Palais de Chaillot, Paris). The Declaration arose directly from the experience of the Second
World War and represents the first global expression of rights to which all human beings are inherently entitled. It consists of 30 articles which have been elaborated in subsequent international treaties, regional human rights instruments, national constitutions and laws. The International Bill of Human Rights consists of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and its two Optional Protocols. In 1966 the General Assembly adopted the two detailed Covenants, which complete the International Bill of Human Rights; and in 1976, after the Covenants had been ratified by a sufficient number of individual nations, the Bill took on the force of international law.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights,[72] that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish itsufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
"I pledge allegiance to my flag and the republic for which it stands: one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all." 1892 version
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States and to the republic for which it stands: one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all.” 1923-1924 version
"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands; one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all." 1924-1954 version
"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." 1954 to Present
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