This cabinet has a long history with me. It isn't sentimental or anything. I bought it last summer. That's a long time ago, for me.
You see, I bought it and hoped to sell it as found. It had has curvy glass and the cool door and it served a purpose. And someone else had painted and glazed it.
When we packed it in the moving van, the glass shattered!
You know how I love chicken wire!
I finished the inside of the cabinet in Annie Sloan's Provence. The outside is Pure White.
I had to remove the door, so it would function well as a shelving unit. I have plans for the glass door. Hubby shattered the remaining glass panel.
It has been waxed and is ready for the show. I think it's the perfect display unit for Ironstone and other goodies! And it will be for sale.
Today is the final day to enter the GIVEAWAY for a $50 shopping spree! It's easy to enter and you'll be thrilled you did! Winner will be announced on FB in the morning.
Tonight at 5:00, join me and many others at the Moonlight Market in Canal Winchester, Ohio.
Love this piece. Love the chicken wire. But cannot get past cold color on a warm piece.
I love chicken wire too! The color look great and happy! Looks so much more current. Love the job you did. I bet the chicken wire was hard to get in there. It always cuts me up!!


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How Much More Exposed are the Poor to Natural Disasters? Global and Regional Measurement
Disasters, Vol. 36, No. 2, pp. 195-211, April 2012
See all articles by Namsuk Kim
Namsuk Kim
United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA)
Date Written: March 21, 2012
This paper proposes a simple indicator to measure the exposure to natural disasters for the poor and non-poor population, in order to assess the global and regional trend of natural hazard and poverty. Globally, poor people are two times more exposed to natural disasters than the nonpoor in the twenty-first century. The time trend varies across regions, with poor people in East Asia and Pacific being most exposed to natural disasters, followed by those in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. The change of exposure measure over time is decomposed into two factors: a pure exposure change, which could be fueled by climate change; and a concentration component. The result shows that the total net increase of exposure between the 1970s and the 2000s is driven significantly by the increased concentration of the poor (26 percent) in disaster-prone areas, whereas the contribution of that factor remains very small for the non-poor (six percent).
Keywords: Natural disaster, Poverty, Exposure
JEL Classification: Q54, Q56, I32
Kim, Namsuk, How Much More Exposed are the Poor to Natural Disasters? Global and Regional Measurement (March 21, 2012). Disasters, Vol. 36, No. 2, pp. 195-211, April 2012. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2029855
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United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) ( email )


"With all the television shows, comics, books, and movies about the undead, it shouldn't have been a surprise that somebody was finally both smart and crazy enough to try and make it a reality. I know the world ended on a Friday. It was the last day I saw my children."
Scarlet, a single mom, is at work at the hospital when it all begins; her two daughters are with her ex-husband. Now all she can think about is finding her daughters and getting them to safety at Red Hill Ranch.
"I couldn't do this if I wasn't with them. I needed to see Jenna roll her eyes at me again, and for Halle to interrupt me. They needed me to tell them that everything would be okay. We couldn't survive the end of the world without each other. I didn't want to."
Miranda and her sister, Ashley (and their two boyfriends) are also trying to get to Red Hill Ranch. It's their father's country house and a beckoning sanctuary from all the chaos and violence surrounding them. But they're miles away, and the roads are clogged with cars, terrified people...and zombies.
"We passed more people, unsure of who was running and who was chasing. A couple of times people screamed at me to stop, begged me to help them, but stopping always meant dying in the movies, and I was barely eighteen. I wasn't sure how long we would survive, but I knew I wasn't dying on day one of the f**king zombie apocalypse."
Nathan's wife chose this day of all days to leave him. Now it's up to him to keep his young daughter, Zoe, safe. But how is he supposed to do that when nothing in the world is safe, or even sane, any more?
"Watching a movie about zombies is one thing. Watching zombies outside your windows was another. The movies didn't talk about that...how terrifying each moment truly was. I tried not to think about tomorrow, or that we would still be fighting for our lives every day from now on. I glanced back at Zoe, and choked back the sadness welling up in my throat. I didn't want her to grow up in a world like this."
Page-turning action and suspense, along with some pretty good characters, make this novel by Jamie McGuire a better-than-average zombie read. I was rooting for the whole group to survive. (Never a realistic hope in any zombie novel; someone you like always dies!) The first half reads the best; the story slows a bit towards the end, especially in regards to Scarlett and her daughters. Overall, though this novel offers lots of tension and violence, smart survival, sad deaths, humor, friendship and hope.
I do like smart survival! It always hurts when characters you like die, but if this one includes humor, friendship, and hope--I'm definitely interested.
I like survival stories even if they involve zombies (not my favorite). Thanks for the review.
I felt like this author concentrated more on her characters figuring out how to stay alive than on the zombie hoards in this one, which I liked.
This sounds really great and I've never heard of it before now! Thanks for the review. I'll be adding it to my list.
You liked this one better than I did. I thought it was just average, although more upbeat than other zombie novels!
I haven't read a lot of zombie novels. Very few, in fact. This one does sound intense! I am glad you liked it overall.
It's one of the more readable ones. Not perfect, but good.
Ooh I like zombie books that are a little bit different and more focused on the characters, friendship, etc. than just fighting off zombies. This sounds pretty good! Great review!


Hoban and Associates was established in 1984 to provide education and support for infants and young children with special needs and their parents. Services are provided for children who are at risk for autism or who are on the autistic spectrum, children who are experiencing developmental delays in the areas of cognition, language and play skills, as well as young children who are experiencing behavioral difficulties.
Hoban and Associates believes that the most important learning of a very young child occurs through a child's own curiosity and exploration. To be a strong independent learner, a child must be purposeful, have an adequate attention span, know when to ignore distractions and when to initiate involvement with people and objects. A child needs to imitate others and find pleasure in interacting with adults and peers. Social interactions are an essential foundation in the learning process. Understanding, participating, and developing interactive play helps children form and sustain lasting relationships with others.
Individually developed and implemented therapeutic techniques, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), are designed to help facilitate growth in the following areas of early childhood development: cognition, language/communications skills, play skills, peer play, problem solving, and executive function skills.


Since people seemed to enjoy the first challenge I posted another one today. The sketch is from pagemaps again *okie just loves page maps!*. I liked the spacing of this sketch but it seems I didn't have as much space when I did mine. Partly because I choose to use Storybook for the title and was afraid to try and cut it small to fit in the space.
Overall I am pleased with the LO. Although in the picture it is hard to read the title. It says Shiane and Grandma.
You can click on the picture if you want to see more details.
I am liking these challenges since it is making me get some LO's done!!
Hi Okie! Just wanted to say I love your LO! You are so talented! I love coming to you blog just to see what you have been up too. You've motivated me to get scrapping but ... I'm sick! Still well enough to check out my fav blog though! Have a great day!


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Skateaway Roller Rink is located approximately 24 miles from Alburtis. They're one of the best in the area. Their current phone number is (610) 865-4004.
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We deserve to know why new Medicaid waiver is in Kentucky's best interest – Courier Journal
Jason Dunn, Opinion contributor
Published 11:03 a.m. ET Dec. 23, 2018
Kentucky faces a big decision on Medicaid expansion.(Photo: merznatalia, Getty Images/iStockphoto)
Starting Jan. 1, most adults covered by Medicaid will be required to pay a copayment for most services covered by Medicaid. It's a policy in search of a constituency, and Kentuckians deserve to know why.
First, some of the basics. The copays will range from $3 for most office visits to $50 for hospital stays. It may not sound like much to some people, but for households on very limited budgets or for people with chronic health conditions, this presents real tradeoffs. Fourteen years of research tells us that even modest copays cause people to either ration their care (fewer visits or choosing which prescriptions to fill) or take resources away from necessities like food, housing and utilities. Either option is a risky proposition. Even adults who would be deemed "medically frail" and exempt from the upcoming Medicaid waiver's most punitive measures will be required to pay copays under this policy.
'It's a mess': Kentucky Medicaid unclear on 'medically fragile' meaning
The policy dictates that adults making less than 100 percent of poverty cannot be turned away from services or prescriptions because they can't pay their copay. In reality, however, it's unlikely that providers will always know how these rules work. The mere existence of the copay will discourage some patients from seeking care. And when beneficiaries access services for which they cannot pay, the cost burden is shifted to Medicaid providers in the form of reduced reimbursements for services, further straining the health care safety net for Kentucky's poorest residents. Imagine that scene happening over and over — someone who can't afford to pay being forced to say so every time they see a provider.
So who wants this policy? Certainly not the providers who will face more administrative hurdles and reduced reimbursements. Nor the Managed Care Organizations responsible for paying claims, which already have the authority to charge copays, but have chosen to waive them (probably for some or all the reasons listed above). It doesn't benefit Medicaid beneficiaries who will ultimately face either reduced access to care — leading to more expensive care later — or financial hurdles. There's no legal requirement forcing the state to do this; states have the option to do this or not. So the real question is: why?
On the horizon is the planned implementation of the Kentucky HEALTH Medicaid waiver on April 1, the requirements, penalties, bonus points, and reduced benefits of which have been well-documented.
The state says these new copay requirements are not related; it's a totally separate policy that has nothing to do with the waiver. Or is it? Think of the major policy swings in just a short time, especially for such a large program.
Read this: Fired after criticizing Bevin Medicaid plan, UK professor to get $620K
Right now, no one pays copayments. Starting Jan.1, almost everyone does. Then if the waiver kicks in on April 1, some can pay premiums instead of copays, and some will be exempt from both because of their medically frail status, although it's still a net loss — for everyone — due to the red tape involved and the certainty of large numbers of people losing coverage.
So, are the copay and waiver policies truly unrelated? Technically, yes. However, during recent meetings, the administration has presented copays as something they are being forced to charge until the waiver is implemented. Yes, they concede, copays may cause a lot of heartburn for everyone. But under the Kentucky HEALTH waiver, beneficiaries can pay premiums instead of copays, and the medically frail don't have to pay anything. Therefore, they ask, doesn't Kentucky HEALTH looks like a better deal?
For those designated medically frail (a process that still needs work), maybe it is. But a cynical person might conclude this is just the beginning of a campaign to divide and conquer, drumming up support for a harsh Medicaid waiver by setting up a false dilemma between the two.
What everyone deserves to know is the real reason why implementing the copay policy right now is in the best interest of the program, it's beneficiaries, Kentucky's Medicaid providers, and the commonwealth as a whole. Both the copay policy and the waiver are choices the state is making. We should insist on a third choice: none of the above.
Jason Dunn is a policy analyst for Kentucky Voices for Health.
More: Gov. Matt Bevin's plan to overhaul Medicaid OK'd by Trump administration
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"First and foremost, I'm a healer."
"Here's to us, kid—and the healing powers of raw juices."
Slept on the plane and now in horrible pain?
"I don't know a damn thing about art, but my back hasn't felt this good in years."
"Your laughter, Kevin, is decidedly medicinal."
"I think you just found my funny bone."
"Feeling better? I taught him to heal."
"I'm referring you to an old gypsy woman."
"I think they may be ready for discharge now!"
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Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Review & Test Drive
By admin on Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Overview
Maruti Suzuki's latest trend of injecting premium status into its new products has certainly worked. Ever since the advent of Nexa dealerships and market entry of S-Cross, the leading car maker's intention and ability to see beyond conventional volume segments came into light. Venturing into segments with untapped potential, the Baleno premium hatchback was the first true success from Nexa outlets. Buoyed by its popularity, Maruti has expanded the offering list and included the Ignis which will be followed by the shift from regular networks to Nexa for the upcoming Ciaz facelift. Baleno was already an evocative name in the Indian auto industry and would be resurrected to compete against the likes of Hyundai Elite i20 in late October 2015.
It has gone on to set new heights for the company with a stylish package blended in with nimble performing reliable engines seen in the Swift. One of the upshots of its fame is that Maruti could bring in more variants and substantiate its sales figures. There was a big gap existed to its hot hatchback rivals VW Polo GT TSI and Fiat Abarth Punto and it was rightfully addressed when Maruti debuted the RS (Road Sport) variant at the Delhi Auto Expo in February 2016. For over the last one year, the Baleno RS created quite a buzz as to what it would dish out in terms of performance and appearance. The Boosterjet engine was the major talking point but its power output could be lambasted by some. As it is being offered only in the top-end Alpha variant, both the 'form and function' factors are taken into account to define its position and the additional cost you would have to bear in while purchasing this product. Check for Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS price in Chennai at Tryaldrive.
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Look
Design is a core form of expressing the characteristics of a vehicle and in case of the RS derivative of Baleno, there have been plenty of thoughts shoveled in. A comparison with the standard model side-by-side would give you a clear picture of how the RS is subtly different. The front fascia is where the apparent changes can be clearly noted. The regular Baleno has a rather uninspiring bumper but the bigger air intakes on the RS version make it pretty unique and aggressive. Both the grilles are similar in appearance but, as it being important from visual standpoint, some modifications have been implemented to improvise its appeal. In contrary to the black grille accented in chrome, the RS variant receives the same chrome bezel with a sporty mesh. You cannot help but think a blackened grille would have done a better job but still it is all well laid out.
One more styling differentiator is the lip spoiler on the bumper and it looks all the more purposeful adorned with satin black finish. On the sides, the same treatment has been applied as the new side skirts are painted in satin black shade to stand in line with the front bottom bumper portion. The side body kit does ensure a lowered stance to the RS when compared to the regular Baleno and that bodes well for a sportier external appearance. Out the back, the Baleno RS is fitted with a tail-gate mounted spoiler that can only be found in the top-spec regular Baleno trims. The 16-inch alloy wheels on both the cars are similar except that the RS' get painted in gloss black while the regular model has silver or gunmetal shade. Perhaps, a newly designed set of alloy wheels would have made a world of difference in making the RS stand apart from the regular Baleno.
Like the bumpers up front, the rear bumper on the standard Baleno RS is body coloured but no separate diffuser system. In case of the RS, the square-shaped rear bumper is bigger and chunkier giving substantial road presence. The new shades in blue, bright red and orange have certainly upped the RS' tempo but we wish the exhaust pipes would have protruded out underneath the bumper instead of being hidden. Other important exterior features are blackened A, B and C pillars, projector headlamps, LED DRLs, chrome door handles, body coloured ORVMs, turn indicators on wing mirrors and UV Cut Glass. To wrap it up, lessening the chrome bits and adding more black gloss might have given a more menacing and aggressive styling. Nevertheless, it is still a good package over the standard Baleno that you would not complain about.
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Comfort
You won't notice many changes on the inside as the interiors are identical. The all black theme of the dashboard and upholstery continues. The instrument cluster is carried over having a TFT display that comes with torque and power graphics, fuel economy details, time, outside temperature, driving time, etc. The Smartplay touchscreen infotainment system comes with Apple CarPlay connectivity and features such as navigation system, rear parking camera display, etc. Some of the key features include keyless entry and go with push button start, follow me home headlamps, auto AC, front centre armrest and more.
The fit and finish feels long lasting and the cabin offers good ergonomics. The seats are comfortable and there is more than enough space both at the front and for the rear passengers. All in all, from the inside, the Baleno RS feels pretty much the same. Maruti could have offered some sporty elements to differentiate such as red accents, redesigned steering wheel, sporty gear knob, aluminium pedals, etc. to differentiate the interior layout from the regular Baleno. To know more info on Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS visit Mpculture
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Transmission
What is it that makes a Baleno, a Baleno RS (short for Road Sport)? Let's talk mechanicals first and go in increasing order of significance. The RS uses the same suspension as the standard Baleno petrol but it's been stiffened by about 10 percent. The chassis has also been strengthened and is one reason why the RS weighs about 60kg more than the Baleno 1.2 petrol. Still, at 950kg, the RS is light and that can only be good for performance. To reign in the extra speed, it comes with rear disc brakes in place of the standard car's drums. But leave aside everything else because the single ingredient that makes the RS the RS is its engine. It's a 998cc, three-cylinder unit from Suzuki's new Boosterjet range of direct injection, turbocharged petrol engines. It's imported into India and is far removed from the K10 engines on the Alto, Celerio and WagonR.
Designed to be lightweight and compact, the all-aluminium engine integrates the exhaust manifold into the cylinder head and also makes use of a short intake. Fuel is injected directly into the cylinder at a pressure of 200bar from six hole injectors while the pistons' wedge-shaped tops help enhance the air tumble and, correspondingly, combustion efficiency. A larger radiator and piston-cooling oil jets are part of the engine's heat management package. To counter the soot build-up at the intake valve, which is a common issue with direct injection engines, Maruti recommends an engine additive every 20,000km.
Coming to the figures of real interest. The 1.0 engine produces 102hp at 5,500rpm and 150Nm at 1,700-4,500rpm. While more powerful than the standard Baleno petrol, the RS' engine can't match up to Ford's 1.0 turbocharged, direct injection EcoBoost engine (125hp and 170Nm) on the EcoSport. What stings even more is that the Suzuki engine makes 111hp and 170Nm on the European Baleno. Maruti had to recalibrate the engine for our lower grade of fuel (it's been tuned on 91 octane) and that's why it makes the power it does.
It does 0-100kph in a respectable 10.25sec, which betters the Baleno 1.2's time of 12.6sec, but is down on the Abarth Punto (9.32sec) that is more of a hot hatch if you look purely at the power figures. But get this; the Baleno RS is quicker than the Abarth through the gears. That's partly due to the Baleno's weight and also down to how much earlier the boost comes in. There is reasonable progress until the turbo kicks in at about 1,600rpm, and from there on you get a steady supply of power, until the limiter cuts in abruptly at 6,000rpm. You won't get the same shove in the back as you do in an Abarth but it's enough to keep you more than content. The RS' engine does sound thrummy when extended but most of us agree, it's a nice noise. What also makes the RS likeable is the drivability. You can often get by driving in a higher gear than warranted by the speed. Third gear, especially, is really flexible. The RS' five-speed gearbox is slick in its own right, while the clutch is light.
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Driving
On to the drive experience then. The motor builds up speed rapidly and is a high-revving unit. We like the way it has minimal turbo lag even with an FGT. For the sake of photographs, we had to drive the car at 40kmph and it was happy doing it at third gear. There is no sudden spike in the power delivery, and the linear approach adopted by Maruti will align with the family car appeal of the Baleno.On the straight at BIC, we saw 160kmph in fourth gear, with the tachometer needle nudging the 6,200rpm redline, before we had to brake for the corner. However, we wish the motor sounded a tad more sporty at those speeds. Maruti also haven't quoted any claimed 0-100kmph numbers, but the company did stress on the claimed fuel efficiency of 21.1kmpl.
Maruti says that they have stiffened the shocks at the front to accommodate the extra weight of the engine. This shows in the way the car handles. It has a bit more nose dive than its naturally aspirated cousin. However, the car still handles predictably. The steering wheel also lets you know how much effort has to be put to make that corner, and the effort doesn't vary every time you take the same corner at the same speed.That being said, the steering, like all Maruti units, feels a bit heavy at low speeds. While we didn't have a chance to check the ride quality of the RS, expect it to retain the slightly firm ride quality that the car is known for. Given the extra boost in power, the car comes with disc brakes on all four wheels. The brakes are nice to modulate and offer lots of feedback. In short, they will stop the car where you want it to.
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Safety
Maruti is offering the Baleno RS in a single variant and hence the car is loaded with top spec safety features as standard such as dual front airbags, ABS, EBD and ISOFIX child seat provision. Additionally, the Baleno RS comes with all-four discs for better stopping power. In terms of after sales, we all know that Maruti has a very renowned and wide network across the country. The NEXA channel is growing with each passing day and the ownership cost of the Baleno RS will definitely be the lowest compared to the other performance hatchbacks in this segment.
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Price in Chennai
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS On Road Price is 9,92,059/- and Ex-showroom Price is 8,76,000/- in Chennai. Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS comes in 7 colours, namely Fire Red,Premium Silver,Autumn Orange,Urban Blue,Grey,Pearl Arctic White,Ray Blue. Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS comes with FWD with 998 CC Displacement and 3 Cylinders with Maximum Power 101 bhp@5500 rpm and Peak Torque 150 Nm@1700-4500 rpm DRIVE TRAIN FWD and reaches 100 KMPH at N/A . Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS comes with Manual Transmission with FWD .
Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS Final Word
Let us categorically put this into a conclusion so that you can have a clear head when making subjective decisions. As for the styling, there is a vast room for improvement but evaluating the RS' exterior is fairly an easy job as you have certain touches that make it sportier. For instance, the aggressive bumpers, black wheels, blackened pillars and satin black finish do elevate its appeal over the standard model but only by a moderate margin. Plainly speaking, the interiors are just as same as the standard Baleno except for some subtly added ingredients like the RS badge on footmats. Performance is the key contributor to the existence of RS and in any phase, we would choose the Boosterjet over the K-Series petrol motor due to its punchy feedback and constant pursuit of speed throughout the rev range. The added weight does come handy in improving the overall stability while rear discs aid in additional stopping power.
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Samsung Announces "Launching People" Campaign and Plan to Support Inspiring Ideas around the Globe
Samsung Electronics announced its global "Launching People" campaign, strengthening its commitment to unleash the dreams, passions and potential of individuals around the world with brilliant ideas and technology.
Samsung's culture of innovation is reaching beyond products to help people everywhere realize their potential for how technology can make a difference in their lives and the lives of others. The "Launching People" campaign identifies and invests in the potential of inspiring individuals across the globe. Together with Samsung's support and access to advanced technology, this potential can be actualized.
"We believe that technology only begins to have meaning when you put it in the hands of a human being and when this technology collides with people's potential, amazing things can happen" said Sue Shim, Chief Marketing Officer at Samsung.
"Over the next year, we'll work with people all over the world on new and exciting projects that launch people's potential with the assistance of technology, helping people not only explore personal passions, but also inspire others."
Starting from France launch in June of 2013, Samsung's "Launching People" campaign will turn consumers' dreams, passions and potential into reality in 13 regions in Europe, Latin America and Middle East in 2013, and expects to expand the campaign further in 2014. Samsung will focus on providing consumers the chance to realize their potential by teaming them up with renowned mentors, startup funding and products to help them on their journey.
Samsung will activate programs across the globe over the coming months. Through real consumer stories, Samsung will spread the word about "Launching People" on samsung.com and across all social media channels, including Facebook and YouTube – promising to invest in not only technology, but in the potential of people everywhere with dreams and passions.


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A United States trademark registration will not protect your trademark in a foreign country. Trademarks are territorial and must be filed in each country where protection is sought. Importantly, the law of many countries is governed by the "first to file" doctrine, meaning that the first trademark applicant will be granted trademark rights. So, delaying protection of brands overseas can lead to many undesirable consequences, including ownership of your brand by a foreign third party. Brand Registry Trademark assists online sellers in evaluating, strategizing, and obtaining international trademark protection.
Foreign Trademark Clearance Searches
Because each country is a unique jurisdiction, with its own laws and rights grants, trademark clearance searches should be conducted for each country in which protection is sought. It is not enough that a trademark has been cleared for use or registered in Country A if protection is sought in Country B. Because a third-party in Country B may own rights to the trademark, or a confusingly similar mark, an independent trademark clearance search must be conducted for Country B.
Foreign Trademark Application
When considering international trademark protection, it is also important to understand that there are different mechanisms by which to start and proceed with trademark application and registration. These include using international treaties, on one hand, and, on the other, filing directly in the countries in which protection is sought. Each mechanism has advantages and disadvantages. A good international trademark attorney can help you select the best mechanism for your global trademark strategy and particular circumstances.
Using International Treaties to Protect Trademarks Abroad
International treaty mechanisms like the European Community Trademark Registration (CTM) and Madrid System offer cost-effective mechanisms for obtaining international trademark registrations. The CTM allows a trademark applicant the ability to obtain a single trademark registration for all EU countries, while the Madrid System (e.g. Madrid Protocol) allows a trademark applicant or registrant in a home country the ability to extend the trademark application or registration to one or several other countries, and to continue to add countries as the brand expands geographically.
While using international treaties can be a cost-effective way to obtain foreign trademark rights, one drawback is that they are vulnerable to "central attack" meaning that if the home country registration is cancelled, an international registration five years old or less is also cancelled, unless they are transformed into national applications.
Filing Directly to Protect Trademarks Abroad
In some instances, it makes sense to forego international treaty mechanisms and to instead file trademark applications directly in the country or countries for which protection is sought. For example, some countries are not members to international treaty mechanisms, so trademark application must be sought directly. However, these countries are increasingly fewer as more countries become members to treaties like the Madrid Protocol.
In another example, in specific circumstances—such as when seeking registration in China—it makes more sense to file directly because that route is more cost effective and the particular country's trademark law and/or unique examination system is less amenable to the uniform approaches common to treaty mechanisms and more friendly to trademark applications filed directly.
Contact Brand Registry Trademark today to work with international trademark attorneys that can help you with international trademark application and registration to protect your brands abroad.
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Q: Why does the Enter Key disregards Tab Index? Here's my cshtml file:
@using System.Web.Mvc;
@using Kendo.Mvc.UI;
@using System;
@using System.Data;
@using System.Collections.Generic;
@using System.Text;

@model My.Name.Space.Models.SomeObject

@{
    ViewBag.Title = "My Title";
    Layout = Request.IsAjaxRequest() ? null : "~/Views/Shared/_Layout.cshtml";
}

    @using (Ajax.BeginForm("dv3", "", new AjaxOptions() { HttpMethod = "Post" }, new { id = "frmP3" }))
    {
        @Html.AntiForgeryToken()

            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field1, new { id = "txt1", @tabIndex = "1" }))
            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field11, new { id = "txt11", @tabIndex = "11" }))
            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field21, new { id = "txt21", @tabIndex = "21" }))

            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field2, new { id = "txt2", @tabIndex = "2" }))
            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field12, new { id = "txt12", @tabIndex = "12" }))
            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field22, new { id = "txt22", @tabIndex = "22" }))

            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field3, new { id = "txt3", @tabIndex = "3" }))
            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field13, new { id = "txt13", @tabIndex = "13" }))
            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field23, new { id = "txt23", @tabIndex = "23" }))

            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field4, new { id = "txt4", @tabIndex = "4" }))
            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field14, new { id = "txt14", @tabIndex = "14" }))
            @(Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Field24, new { id = "txt24", @tabIndex = "24" }))

    }

My controller is equally simple:
public ActionResult View3()
{
    return View(base.GetViewPath("3"), new SomeObject());
}

I run the application and navigate to this page then set focus to txt1. When I press Tab the focus changes from txt1 to txt2. Perfect.
If I press Enter, focus changes from txt1 to txt11. Incorrect. It is supposed to go to the the control with the next closest tab index.
Why does Enter not follow the same order as Tab?

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