Happy World Intellectual Property Day. Because, um… you know… it is. To celebrate, the Canadian Intellectual Property Office talked a trade-marks examiner into writing about how exciting her job is. She quoted Forrest Gump. I wish they had managed to … Continue reading
NOSHI. I will be very interested to see how this series develops.
I grabbed this then forgot about it. After the jump (cut for the sensitive), a portion of the webpage at stitchnbitch.com, circa March 28, 2006. The links have been reordered since then.
A response to Stoller’s motion to amend the petition to cancel has been filed. Not surprisingly, SFSE objects to the proposed amendment. Some levity, more backstory, a public appeal(?), then the substantive argument… Let’s dispense with the levity first. This response … Continue reading
I had been waiting for Carol to post about why she hates the new yarn weight standards, and I see she has done it. I had started writing a verbose diatribe on the subject (was that redundant?) last year, but … Continue reading
Hey, look, there have been developments in everybody’s favourite trademark dispute. Deb Stoller has filed a motion to amend her petition to cancel SFSE’s trademark to add new grounds. The parties have been going forward with discovery–interrogating each other’s representatives … Continue reading
Look at this: a second-hand needle shop. An interesting concept: useful for collectors who can identify a good find from the pictures (thumbnails link to larger pictures, but they’re not very clear) and for those with a limited knitting budget … Continue reading