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Kelby(?) calling Josh Jenkins he's the individual who informed us about the patents trademark infringement and he's the owner of Encore Vapor Incorporated.

This is an invitation to those attending the Scottish Learning festival, TeachMeet SLF 2012 or TeachMeet SLF fringe to share their thoughts and reflections via EDUtalk.

Nullification in the Civil War. Jassie Calhoun of South Carolina argue that a state can nullify or refuse to recognize an act of Congress that it considers unconstitutional. The Civil War was supposedly a conflict over slavery and dispute over the relationship between the Southern states and the national government. The Civil War forcibly refuted the doctrine of nullification while also conferring that the federal union is unresolvable(?). Gibbons v Ogden 1824 and the commerce clause background of the case. The New York legislator granted Aaron Ogden an exclusive license to run a ferry service on the Hudson River between New York and New Jersey. Thomas Gibbons obtained a license from the federal government to operate a competing New York New Jersey ferry service. Ogden claimed that Gibbons infringed on monopoly rights granted to him by the New York legislator. When the New York courts ruled against him Gibbons appealed to the United States Supreme Court. Constitutional question. The New York.

We kick off with Ash Pryce of the Edinburgh Skeptics. Sorry about my slight warble but Ash is as lucid as ever. Find out about their phenomenal plans at www.skepticsonthefringe.co.uk. In the main interview Patrick talks to the authors of the fantastic book Sleights of Mind on the neuroscience of magic. Rounding off is a great chat with Robin Ince at the Laughing Sole Comedy Club in Birmingham, where Robin makes us Brum Skeptics a promise. It’s recorded so I think that's legally binding.

This legal iQ podcast features Arnold Ceballos, Intellectual Property Legal Counsel at The Bank of Nova Scotia. Arnold who will moderate the session on 'Balancing the Pro's and Con's with NPE's in the marketplace', gives us a preview of how he forsees this session shaping up and the contributing discussion points. We also explore the current landscape of IP with North America.

In this exclusive Legal iQ interview featuring Charles Steinberg, VP of Intellectual Property and New Media at ABC Inc, we explore the many challenges of copyrighting and piracy for new media.

Social media within business is a contentious issue. This exclusive Legal iQ podcast featuring Michael Bishop, General Counsel at AT&T Intellectual Property Incorporated, explores the current challenges of global IP, strategies to reducing cost of legal, and the threats and opportunities of social media.

Summer is over and the podcast is back! It felt like ages since I recorded one of these. I suppose it was, since the last three were those crazy outdoor fringe specials. It was a bit strange, but I think I figured out how to do it. At least by the end anyway. In today podcast there's a bunch of news music, including two tracks by bands that I saw while in New York last week. Oh, and there is a great oldie by Talulah Gosh to end with.

This weeks guests, Ash Pryce and Keir Liddle from the Edinburgh skeptics talk about 'The fringe of reason' and what the Skeptics on the Fringe events at this years Edinburgh festival are all about, what's happening and who is talking.

Our last of three special Edinburgh Fringe podcasts and we're showing the strain. With one week to go we have loads of reviews and recommendations. And also an chat with Delete the Banjax.