Bøger af Jon Nelson

Intellectual property rights are territorial, as are most rights derived by law. For example, patents protect ideas only in the country that grants the patent. To promote the ease of international commerce, there is a concerted effort by trading nations to standardize the laws of intellectual property via a treaty; particularly a multinational treaty, as opposed to a bilateral treaty. Understanding this ongoing and somewhat nascent effort is critical to practitioners in the field of intellectual property rights as well as to business people and politicians. Patent rights are the least globalized intellectual property rights, in contrast to copyright and trademark rights. However, over the last three decades, trademark's benefit to commerce has become more acknowledged, and so patent rights have become more standardized. This book shows patent holders how to use these multinational treaties to expand their patents on a country-by-country basis. International Patent Treaties with Commentary assists practitioners in understanding the substance of relevant patent treaties and the background goals and philosophy that guide those agreements. This monograph provides a summary of the availability of international patent protection and how to acquire it. It includes detailed, article-by-article summaries of not just the most prominent patent treaties (the Paris Convention, the Patent Cooperation Treaty, etc.) but of regional and specialized agreements as well (the European Patent Convention, the Eurasion Patent Convention, the Strasbourg Agreement, etc.). The comprehensiveness and practical guidance of this new work make International Patent Treaties with Commentary an essential resource for every practitioner tasked with protecting patent rights.

What would you do if you were faced with one of the largest challenges of your life? How would your family respond and what would you want your path to be? Irwin County High head football coach Buddy Nobles was faced with a diagnosis and a path that led only one way- to be there with his family, for his family, and for them to face the challenge as one. The challenge led them down a path that would lead to the ultimate victory on the field and the ultimate prize off the field. An entire community and extended family would walk the path together with a family and they would all learn and remember what it takes to be "Nobles Strong." Jon Nelson is an award-winning television journalist for thirty years based in Atlanta. He graduated from Lakeside High School in Atlanta and Florida State University with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Political Science. He has also covered high school athletics for Georgia Public Broadcasting for twenty-six seasons as a host and correspondent for its high school coverage. He is the author of five books about high school and college football in the southeast. He lives in suburban Atlanta with his far-more-pretty wife, Patty, and his furry child - a Pekingese named Trooper.

Knowledge and memory are an important part of the fabric of being a fan. So are experiences. 100 Things also includes things fans should actually see and do before they join their heroes at the Pearly Gates. This book contains numerous tips and suggestions for enjoying a team on a different, more involved, level.

What would you do if you thought your life was over...Your dreams dashed...What do you do...?In ex-Alabama Crimson Tide running back Gene Jelks'' case, it was a quarter-century of lashing out, going public, finding drugs as a refuge, fighting that addiction, being homeless out of shame, knowing there were those who wanted you dead, and being at the center of the Alabama-Auburn college football rivalry for all the wrong reasons.But, now, Gene is telling his story and wants everyone to know the "why" behind the actions of a young college football star that thought he was wronged, dealt with those wrongs in the wrong way, and is now trying to put his life back together for the next generation of student-athletes and their families to learn from his past."I prayed to the Lord," Gene admits, "''I surrender! Help me! I will give my gifts back to you so you can bless them and help your children. Just answer my cry Lord!''"It''s a story of rebirth, renewal, resurrection, and life in the Southeastern Conference. It''s about one man''s choices, twists, and turns that caused a ripple effect in an entire region- and still is remembered to this day by teammates and fans alike. There are those who have forgiven and those that haven''t twenty-five years later and, now, Gene is letting everyone willing to listen to know what happened.It''s about one man''s quest to find himself and determine a future to give back to those who need to listen the most. Now that Gene Jelks has returned home, in more ways than one, it''s time to tell his story and let everyone know just how he got back "Above Ground" once and for all.

Now in paperback, this is the perfect nonfiction accompaniment to Over and Under the Snow and Lines.