| DATA SNAP: Hungary Jan Trade Gap Well Above Forecast -2-
The trade data are watched closely to gauge the likely size of the current account deficit. The central bank publishes current account data quarterly while the KSH publishes trade data monthly. KSH will publish detailed final trade data March 30. Imports were up 20.8% in January from a year earlier, while exports rose 20.1%. In December 2006, imports rose 12% and exports were up 13.5% from a year earlier. Some 82% of Hungary's total exports were sent to European Union countries and 69% of total imports came from E.U. members, the KSH said. The KSH provided the following breakdown of the preliminary January data. -By Edith Balazs, Dow Jones Newswires; +361-267-0623; edith.balazs@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires March 09, 2007 03:11 ET (08:11 GMT) Copyright 2007 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
HIGH SCHOOLS: Huckabee trademark announces the Whalers
2007-02-13 bob huckabee/mike_in/MIKE VALERI/The Standard-Times/mvhuckabeehooptimewhaler.jpg++ Bob Huckabee, "hoop time in Whaler Country"......
The first person that Bob Huckabee sees when he enters the Beardsworth-Gonsalves Gymnasium as the public address announcer for boys and girls basketball nights at New Bedford High School is longtime ticket taker Mike Kobza.
"He always asks me 'How's the throat tonight?,'" said Huckabee. "It's become a pregame ritual for the both of us."
The voice of the Whalers the last nine years, Huckabee always makes new friends and delights old ones after the national anthem when he rolls out his trademark call that "it's hoop
tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime in Whaler country."
"I always like to look at the visiting fans and watch their reactions.
WIDNES VIKINGS 78 NORMANTON KNIGHTS 10
FOUR tries from Australian stand-off Dennis Moran was the highlight as Widnes Vikings cruised to a 78-10 victory over Normanton Knights at Halton Stadium on Sunday. Moran and his colleagues were too hot to handle for the Yorkshire amateur side as Widnes secured their place in round four of the Carnegie Challenge Cup, racking up fourteen tries in the process. Andy Kirk, Dean Gaskell, Ian Webster and Mark Smith each helped themselves to a brace while second row pairing Oliver Wilkes and Paul Noone grabbed a try apiece. .
YouTube: Dance Step Originator perceives his Copyright to be ...
YouTube is a slippery parquet on which copyright holders and film hobbyists find themselves constantly up against each other at the moment. There can be no hint of a friendly argument in the case of Richard Silver either. The former American professional dancer is bringing up copyright claims to a dance called ‘Electric Slide’ and is therefore taking proceedings against all those who put videos of it on to the Net via YouTube. News.com are reporting that by doing this he wants to prevent error-ridden portrayals of his creation.Actually Richard Silver has every reason to celebrate. After all, the ‘Electric Slide’ which, according to his web site, he invented specially for the opening of a disco, is well regarded. The dance is so popular that one or two celebrities have already included it as an interlude in their own shows.
HC asks firm not to use Infosys trademark
New Delhi, Feb. 11 (PTI): The Delhi High Court has directed computer education institute, Park Infosys, not to use the word Infosys in its name, as it is a registered trademark of IT giant Infosys. Delivering the judgment on trademark infringement suit filed by Infosys Technologies Ltd, Justice Gita Mittal said, "There can be no manner of doubt that use by the defendant (computer institute) is likely to result in confusion and the same has propensity of diverting customers and business of the plaintiff (Infosys) to the defendant,". "The service range of the defendant is also similar to that of the plaintiff (Infosys). In this view of the matter, I am of the considered view that the plaintiff (Infosys) is entitled to a decree for injunction as prayed for," Justice Gita Mittal said. The court also imposed a fine of Rs.
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