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Central Finance Board of the Methodist Church signs Green Investment Declaration
The Central Finance Board of the Methodist Church in the UK has signed the Green Investment Declaration, a global pledge to invest in climate solutions. The Methodists join other faith groups including the Quakers in Britain, the Diocese of Truro (Church of England) and the US-based Society of the Holy Child Jesus in aligning their money with their environmental values.
IP Due Diligence In Government-Funded Industries
David Britton’s articles from Foley & Lardner are most popular: with readers working within the Chemicals industries Foley & Lardner are most popular: within Wealth Management topic(s) For a target company that used government funding to develop its technology, intellectual property (IP) due diligence must extend beyond ownership confirmation to evaluate the practical impact of government license rights on the business value of the target’s patent portfolio.
The Importance of IP Due Diligence in Government-Funded Industrie
Key Takeaway For a target company that used government funding to develop its technology, intellectual property (IP) due diligence must extend beyond ownership confirmation to evaluate the practical impact of government license rights on the business value of the target’s patent portfolio. Introduction IP due diligence is typically focused on confirming proper ownership — ensuring chain of title is clean, assignments are in place, and there are no encumbrances.
IEdison: Remediation Of Bayh-Dole Reporting Omissions
David Britton’s articles from Foley & Lardner are most popular: in United States with readers working within the Chemicals and Law Firm industries Foley & Lardner are most popular: within Wealth Management topic(s) Key Takeaway Notices from government funding agencies about noncompliance with iEdison reporting obligations should be taken seriously — failure to comply can put patent ownership at risk.
Green Investment Roadshow events launch at Bristol Cathedral
The first stop on our Green Investment Roadshow took place in the beautiful surroundings of Bristol Cathedral on Wednesday 10 June. Bringing together church leaders, finance directors, treasurers and Christians concerned about the climate crisis, the event showcased practical examples of climate-positive investments. The morning buzzed with conversation, ideas and inspiring presentations about how we can use our money to care for God’s creation and tackle the climate crisis.
iEdison: Remediation of Bayh-Dole Reporting Omissions
Key Takeaway Notices from government funding agencies about noncompliance with iEdison reporting obligations should be taken seriously — failure to comply can put patent ownership at risk. However, a good-faith effort to remediate reporting deficiencies is likely to resolve the situation.
Remediation of Bayh-Dole Reporting Omissions- iEdison
Key Takeaway Notices from government funding agencies about noncompliance with iEdison reporting obligations should be taken seriously — failure to comply can put patent ownership at risk. However, a good-faith effort to remediate reporting deficiencies is likely to resolve the situation.
Government-Funded Inventions and iEdison
June 11, 2026 To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Key Takeaway Inventions conceived or reduced to practice during the performance of work funded by the U.S. federal government are subject to various obligations under the Bayh-Dole Act. Fulfilling these obligations is important to maintaining ownership of such inventions and complying with the terms of government contracts.
The Bayh-Dole Act and the Obligations of Government Funded Invent
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Government-Funded Inventions And iEdison
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Churches Together Endorses Green Investment Declaration
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, a membership organisation representing over 40 church denominations and many Christian charities, have today endorsed the Green Investment Declaration and welcomed it as a “a valuable resource for churches in their engagement with issues of climate justice.” The Green Investment Declaration is an initiative by Operation Noah and JustMoney Movement to support churches and faith institutions increase investments in climate solutions.
Operation Noah calls on churches to screen Emergency Briefing on climate and nature
The 50-minute film, the People’s Emergency Briefing, premiered in April 2026, presents the latest evidence on the climate crisis in an accessible format and features interviews by leading experts with reaction by members of the public and celebrities.
Standing Together for Love, Justice and Unity
Operation Noah joined hundreds of organisations and tens of thousands of individuals to take part in the Together Alliance march, standing up against the rise of the far right and the politics of racism, fear and division to promote unity and love. We were one of the partners of a coalition of Christian organisations convened by Better Story.
How one church is inspiring hope by planting thousands of trees
What could be fun, a good form of exercise, bring people in the community together and at the same time have a hugely positive impact on the climate and nature crisis? The answer: planting trees. For the last few years St Lawrence’s Church in Hungerford have been inspiring hope in the face of the climate crisis by planting thousands of trees in their local community – in schools, estates and farmland.
National Emergency Briefing
Operation Noah attend the National Emergency Briefing on Thursday 27th November. A powerful and sobering wake-up call took place at Westminster’s Central Methodist Hall on Thursday 27th November for a ‘first of its kind’ National Emergency Briefing. Operation Noah, along with hundreds of other organisations, politicians, artists, business, faith and civic leaders attended the briefing.
Greening Church Finances: Good Money Week Webinar Recap & Upcoming Green Investment Webinar
Banks and finance have a crucial role to play in responding to the climate crisis. Every loan and investment impacts our communities, environment, and economic future, for better or for worse.* In response to this, and as part of Good Money Week, Operation Noah recently co-hosted a webinar with JustMoney Movement and A Rocha to explore how churches can take action to connect their finances with care for creation.
How to manage risk when taking on cryptoasset clients
Cryptoassets are increasing in popularity with individuals and businesses. The latest research from the Financial Conduct Authority suggests that approximately seven million UK adults owned cryptoassets in 2024, up from five million UK adults just two years earlier. As a result, accounting and tax professionals are increasingly engaging with clients with digital asset portfolios. While this presents new business opportunities, it also introduces significant compliance and reputational risks.
"Let's stop Rosebank" - Ann Pettifor - Operation Noah
In a letter to supporters, renowned economist and patron of Operation Noah, Ann Pettifor, calls for a stop to Rosebank. The Norwegian oil giant behind the UK’s largest undeveloped oil field – Rosebank – is expected to reapply for permission from the UK government to develop this project any day now. Rosebank is an environmental disaster waiting to happen – one which will do nothing to lower energy bills or improve UK energy security.
Summer festival roundup - Operation Noah
Summer 2025 has been a busy one for Operation Noah. Alongside our day-to-day campaigning, we have been touring some of the Christian festivals that have taken place at this time of the year. The season kicked off with the New Wine festival in July. For a week, the Bath and West showground became a festival of praise and worship, where we teamed up with partners Green Christian, Climate Stewards and A Rocha to host a ‘Creation Care Hub’.
Mass Lobby: Act Now, Change Forever
The Climate Coalition © Vicki Couchman On Wednesday 9th July Operation Noah joined thousands of others to take part in a Mass Lobby event in Parliament organised by The Climate Coalition. The Mass Lobby brought together people from all over the UK who travelled to meet with their Member of Parliament (MP) and challenge them to take more action for climate and nature. The day buzzed with energy, vibrancy and a sense of fun.
Open Letter Hand in for World Environment Day
Yesterday, to mark World Environment Day, Operation Noah delivered an signed by over 500 people to Church offices in London, Cardiff and Edinburgh (whom we met on Wednesday). The letter, addressed to leaders of nine UK Church denominations, called for net zero land emissions by 2030 and outlined seven practical targets, including restoring peatland, protecting land for nature and supporting climate-friendly farming.
Using Our Money to Fight the Climate Crisis
This Lent, Operation Noah has been running a new five-session course called Where Your Treasure Is with our supporters and staff team on Wednesdays, exploring how as Christians we think about – and use – money in relation to the climate crisis. However, the course isn’t just for Lent; we’re hoping Christians and churches will consider running it at other points in the year, including during the Season of Creation (September-October).
Les Claypool Finally Good Enough to Switch to Guitar
EL SOBRANTE, Calif. — Founding Primus member Les Claypool finally reached a level of competence that will allow him to stop playing bass and switch to guitar, confirmed sources who thought he was finally ready to make the leap. “It’s a dream come true! I’ve been practicing bass since the Ford administration and it has all led to this highlight of my career,” said Claypool, who has been hoping to play guitar for decades now.
Quakers in Britain sign the Green Investment Declaration
The Quakers in Britain have become a signatory to a new global initiative, the Green Investment Declaration, to fund a greener future. Supported by UK charities Operation Noah and JustMoney Movement, the Declaration celebrates progress made within Christian organisations that are moving their money into climate solutions as part of the fight against climate change.
Kinky Couple Makes Friends and Family Watch as They Pledge Undying Love to Each Other
MESA, Ariz. — Local kinky couple Charles Huffman and Mallory Moore seemingly got aroused after coercing their friends and family to watch them profess their undying love for each other, confirmed sources who brought a plus one. “What’s the big deal?!” Moore exclaimed. “Sometimes a girl just wants to put on a ball gown and slow dance with her own father in front of a large group of people! I mean seriously, how do the rest of you get off?
Alain Bouchard - The Convenience Store King
David Britton · Follow 11 min read · -- “The Couche-Tard founder confided in Schram, sharing his journey, the tragedy that had experienced as a child when his father was thrown into bankruptcy, and his determination that the same thing would never happen to him. That’s what pushed him so intensely to build a solid, diversified, prosperous company, he told him. “So my dream is to have a very big company.” “OK,” Schram said.
OK Go Video Ends in Tragedy When Mouse Trap Tied to Alarm Clock Causes Ping Pong Balls to Release Early
CHICAGO — A mouse trap tied to an alarm clock caused a plastic bucket full of ping pong balls to release early during the filming of a new music video for rock band OK Go, causing multiple injuries and fatal wounds, confirmed sources being rushed to the emergency room. “I’ve never seen a man with so many Hot Wheels embedded in his skull before,” said paramedic Roger Dinghoofer as he heaved another body onto a stretcher.
Now we have a new government: what can you do?
On Thursday 4 July 2024 Labour won a general election with a large majority and formed a new UK government. Now that a new parliamentary session has begun, there are many opportunities for us as citizens and organisations to be actively engaged in politics and with the new government.
Man Tries to Get Tumor Out of Brain by Thinking of Other, Catchier Tumor
GOSPORT, Ind. — Local grocery store clerk Max Fine, who was recently diagnosed with a tumor in his frontal lobe, announced plans this week to rid himself of the soft tissue lump by thinking of a different, catchier tumor, confirmed sources who strongly advised against that plan. “I’ve been dealing with headaches and blurry vision for a while so I decided I need to make a change,” explained Fine while looking up types of tumors on Johns Hopkins Medicine website to see if one stuck.
Marching for Our Planet: The Restore Nature Now Demonstration
David Britton, who recently joined the team as Campaign Officer, reflects on the Restore Nature Now march in London that Operation Noah took part in. On Saturday 22 June, Operation Noah and many other Christian organisations joined over 60,000 people to gather in London for Restore Nature Now – the biggest march ever in the UK organised to take action to protect the natural world and tackle the climate emergency.
For a Hundred Extra Dollars This Couples Therapist Will Just Tell You Who is Right
Therapy, whether it be the online variety or the old-school kind where you have to leave your house, has become not only socially acceptable but so popular that people now assume there’s something wrong with you if you’re not telling all your problems to a stranger every week. In order to deal with high costs, many people are turning to couples therapy, thereby combining some of their medical expenses with date night.
Fraudsters Use Generative AI to Exploit Gaps Between Customers' Touchpoints
Consumers interact with brands and organizations through many different touchpoints that include online transactions via a website or mobile app, in-branch or in-person at a brick-and-mortar location, call centers, mall kiosks, and much more. While these interactions offer strong customer service opportunities, they represent potential gaps in fraud defense and identity protection.
Fraudsters using generative AI to exploit gaps between customers' touchpoints
Consumers interact with brands and organizations through many different touchpoints that include online transactions via a website or mobile app, in-branch or in-person at a brick-and-mortar location, call centers, mall kiosks, and much more. While these interactions offer strong customer service opportunities, they represent potential gaps in fraud defense and identity protection.
Ego That Died on Mushrooms Trip Resurrected by Cocaine Bender
BEDFORD, Ind. — Grocery store clerk Max Bryce recently experienced an ego death after ingesting over five grams of psychedelic mushrooms, regained said ego after a weekend of heavy cocaine usage, sources close to him report. “Max was pretty chill for a couple weeks there,” said long-time friend Greg Creft. “He used to get so mad when I beat his ass at ‘Mortal Kombat,’ like especially when I performed a Babalitie.
Bob Chapek Announces Disney- to House All Their Old Racist Shit
BURBANK, Calif. — Disney CEO Bob Chapek announced this week that the media giant will be launching a second streaming service, Disney-, to house the massive amount of racist material the company has produced in its nearly 100-year history. “Our longstanding policy of diversity and inclusiveness is something we’re very proud of here at the house of mouse,” explained Chapek in a prepared statement. “That’s why we’re excited to offer a service for millions of Racist-Americans.
Preventing Account Takeovers by Cryptocurrency Fraudsters
A new criminal target. Credit unions are under constant pressure to prevent fraud, and the latest threat comes from the world of cryptocurrency and blockchain. For the newly initiated, crypto is digital currency designed to work as a medium of exchange – buying, selling and transferring – through a computer network. Crypto has been around for years and, despite recent news coverage to the contrary, it’s not going away.
Biometric technology plays increasing role in fraud prevention for crypto and decentralized finance
Categories Biometrics News | Financial Services | Industry Insights By David Britton, Vice President of Strategy for Global Identity & Fraud at Experian The recent flurry of news regarding cryptocurrency spotlights the growing pains that the ecosystem must endure on its path toward maturity and eventual consumer adoption. One of those growing pains involves increasing security and mitigating fraud prevention.
‘Invisible Security’ and New Rules for Payment Experience | Retail Remix | Episode 66
June 25, 2021 by Retail TouchPoints Visit Website Listen On Apple Podcasts Listen On Spotify Subscribe RSS Feed Episode Details The payment experience has always been convoluted and clunky, especially when consumers’ need to authenticate their information. But in the new retail era, consumers want security to be ever-present yet invisible throughout their shopping experiences.
Free Christmas Concert on Saturday, December 11 with Olivia Rose and Friends
West Bend, Wi – Olivia Rose and Friends will be bringing music that reflects the reason for the season for the whole family. Olivia Rose is part of the Siegmann Family, which entertained this past summer at Community Church. Doors open at 2:30 p.m. First-come, first-serve seating. Concert begins at 3 p.m. FREE concert with snacks and refreshments after the show. Concert is free, but you must reserve a seat for each person attending.
Best practices to detect and mitigate deepfake attacks
putilov_denis - stock.adobe.com Guest Post Deepfake technology enables fraudsters to distort reality and commit financial crimes. Learn how the technology works and best practices to mitigate deepfake attacks. By David BrittonGuest Contributor Published: 14 Oct 2021 As public engagement with digital content continues to rise, consumers and businesses are increasingly more reliant on technology platforms. The anonymity of our digital world makes it difficult to know who is behind the screen.
Best practices to detect and mitigate deepfake attacks
putilov_denis - stock.adobe.com Guest Post Deepfake technology enables fraudsters to distort reality and commit financial crimes. Learn how the technology works and best practices to mitigate deepfake attacks. By David BrittonGuest Contributor Published: 14 Oct 2021 As public engagement with digital content continues to rise, consumers and businesses are increasingly more reliant on technology platforms. The anonymity of our digital world makes it difficult to know who is behind the screen.
Computational analysis of cholangiocarcinoma phosphoproteomes identifies patient-specific drug targets
Research Article Shirin Elizabeth Khorsandi, Arran D. Dokal, Vinothini Rajeeve, David J Britton, Megan Illingworth, Nigel Heaton and Pedro R. Cutillas DOI: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-21-0955 Abstract Cholangiocarcinoma (CCA) is a form of hepatobiliary cancer with an abysmal prognosis. Despite advances in our understanding of CCA pathophysiology and its genomic landscape, targeted therapies have not yet made a significant impact on its clinical management.
The deepfake-scape: How to fight fraud in the digital age
By David Britton, VP of Strategy, Global ID & Fraud at Experian. As the rush toward all things digital continues apace, both consumers and businesses are increasingly reliant on technology platforms and devices throughout their daily lives. Unfortunately, the digital world is still largely an anonymous environment, within which it is difficult to always know who is on the other end of the wire.
How To Combat Fraudsters As The Digital World Grows
Since the beginning, fraudsters have always had one goal: separating hard working individuals and corporations from their hard-earned money. Often, the money that fraudsters steal is directed to fund even more dangerous activities throughout the world, including terrorism, human trafficking, arms deals, and government instability. Although the goal has stayed the same, tactics performed to carry out this objective have changed over time.
Merch Guy Demoted to Bass Player
CINCINNATI — Sidney Frogus, the longtime merch guy for the band HorseBird, was demoted earlier this week to being the band’s bassist after his latest and final merch mishap. “One day, you’re on top of the world… and then the next, someone’s yelling at you about how you fold hoodies. This is over-the-top punishment,” said the stunned Frogus. “It’s so humiliating to tell your girlfriend that you’re a bass player now. Do you have any idea how that feels?
Ep. 12 with Aaron Naylor, Walker Rhea, and Jonathan Pfendler
Ep. 12 with Aaron Naylor, Walker Rhea, and Jonathan Pfendler Do You Know What Time It Is? with David Britton • By David Britton • 10 minutes ago 1x Ep. 11 with DJ Dangler, Perla Ayora, and Alex Stypula David has to deal with a friend who has a concussion, another who wants to pitch him a script, and a noisy census worker. A new companion, who might be even more annoying than himself, isn't helping things.
Ep. 11 with DJ Dangler, Perla Ayora, and Alex Stypula on Apple Podcasts
25 min David has to deal with a friend who has a concussion, another who wants to pitch him a script, and a noisy census worker. A new companion, who might be even more annoying than himself, isn't helping things. 25 min
Ep. 11 with DJ Dangler, Perla Ayora, and Alex Stypula
Ep. 11 with DJ Dangler, Perla Ayora, and Alex Stypula Do You Know What Time It Is? with David Britton • By David Britton • 16 minutes ago Go to next audioGo to next audio Go to prev audioGo to prev audio 1x Ep. 11 with DJ Dangler, Perla Ayora, and Alex Stypula David has to deal with a friend who has a concussion, another who wants to pitch him a script, and a noisy census worker. A new companion, who might be even more annoying than himself, isn't helping things.
In today's rapidly changing economy, businesses need to get consumer recognition right
This is a guest post by David Britton, VP Industry Solutions at Experian. While the coronavirus has caused major public health concerns and disrupted our entire economy, it is also led to increased (and new) cyberthreats as fraudsters take advantage of the global health crisis. As more businesses and consumers are mostly engaging online, the need to protect consumer data has never been more of a priority.
Ep. 10 with Bob Nugent, Paddy Defino, and Ruthie Fudge
Ep. 10 with Bob Nugent, Paddy Defino, and Ruthie Fudge Do You Know What Time It Is? with David Britton • By David Britton • 1 hours ago Go to next audioGo to next audio Go to prev audioGo to prev audio 1x Ep. 9 with Nathan Woodard, Nanette Ayers, and Susan Blake What are the Kool-Aid Man's weaknesses? What's the sexiest item on Wish? Who is Urie?
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