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 March 18, 2008 US PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE Print Table of Contents 1328 OG 101 

OFFICIAL GAZETTE of the UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE

March 18, 2008 Volume 1328 Number 3

CONTENTS

 Patent and Trademark Office NoticesPage 
Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) Information1328 OG 102
Notice of Maintenance Fees Payable1328 OG 104
Notice of Expiration of Patents Due to Failure to Pay Maintenance Fee1328 OG 105
Patents Reinstated Due to the Acceptance of a Late Maintenance Fee from 02/18/20081328 OG 122
Reissue Applications Filed1328 OG 123
Requests for Ex Parte Reexamination Filed1328 OG 125
Requests for Inter Partes Reexamination Filed1328 OG 127
Notice of Expiration of Trademark Registrations Due to Failure to Renew1328 OG 128
37 CFR 1.47 Notice by Publication1328 OG 136
Erratum1328 OG 137
Registration to Practice1328 OG 138
Signatures No Longer Provided on Outgoing Correspondence from the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences1328 OG 140
Revision to the Time for Filing of a Biological Deposit and the Date of Availability of a Biological Deposit1328 OG 141
Adverse Decisions in Interference1328 OG 152
Disclaimers1328 OG 153
Errata1328 OG 155
Certificates of Correction1328 OG 156
Summary of Final Decisions Issued by the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board1328 OG 157

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Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) Information
		  Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) Information

   For information concerning PCT member countries, see the notice
appearing in the Official Gazette at 1325 O.G. 4, on December 4, 2007.

European Patent Office as Searching and Examining Authority

   The European Patent Office (EPO) may act as the International Searching
Authority (ISA) for an international application filed with the	United
States Receiving Office or the International Bureau (IB) as Receiving
Office where at least one of the applicants is either a national or
resident of the United States of America. However, the EPO is no longer
a competent ISA, within the meaning of PCT Article 16(3), for
international applications filed by U.S. residents or nationals on or
after 01 March 2002 in the USPTO or IB as a Receiving Office, and where
the application contains one or more claims directed to the field of
business methods. For the definition of what the EPO considers to be
precluded subject matter in the field of business methods, applicants
should see the "Notice from the President of the European Patent
Office", dated 26 November 2001, and which was published as Annex A in
the "Notice Concerning EPO Competence to Act as PCT Authority" in
the Official Gazette at 1255 O.G. 878, on February 19, 2002.

   The European Patent Office may act as the International
Preliminary Examining Authority (IPEA) for an international application
filed in the United States Receiving Office or the International Bureau
as Receiving Office where at least one of the applicants is either a
national or resident of the United States of America, provided that the
European Patent Office acted as the International Searching Authority.
However, the EPO is no longer a competent IPEA, within the meaning of
PCT Article 32(3), for international applications filed by U.S.
residents or nationals in the USPTO or IB as a Receiving Office where
the corresponding demand is filed with the EPO on or after 01 March
2002, and where the application contains one or more claims directed to
the fields of business methods.

   The EPO resumed its competence as an International Searching
Authority and International Preliminary Examining Authority, effective
January 1, 2004, for international applications filed by nationals or
residents of the United States of America where the application
contains one or more claims relating to the field of biotechnology.
This change was announced in the Official Gazette at 1277 O.G. 230, on
December 30, 2003.

   The EPO resumed its competence as an International Preliminary
Examining Authority, effective July 1, 2004, for demands filed by U.S.
residents or nationals on or after July 1, 2004, for international
applications filed by nationals or residents of the United States of
America where the application contains one or more claims relating to
the field of telecommunications. This change was announced in the
Official Gazette at 1277 O.G. 230, on December 30, 2003.

   The search fee of the European Patent Office was increased,
effective January 1, 2008, and was announced in the Official Gazette
at 1327 O.G. 64, on February 12, 2008.

Korean Intellectual Property Office as Searching and Examining Authority

   For use of the Korean Intellectual Property Office as an International
Searching Authority and International Preliminary Examining Authority for
international applications filed in the United States Receiving Office,
see the notice appearing in the Official Gazette at 1302 O.G. 1261 on
January 17, 2006.

   The search fee of the Korean Intellectual Property Office was increased,
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effective January 1, 2008, and was announced in the Official Gazette at
1327 O.G. 64, on February 12, 2008.

Fees

   The search fee for the USPTO was increased, effective November 9, 2007,
and was announced in the Federal Register on September 10, 2007.

   International filing fees were increased, effective January 1, 2008,
and were announced in the Official Gazette at 1325 O.G. 4, on December 4,
2007.

   The schedule of PCT fees (in U.S. dollars), as of January 1, 2008,
is as follows:

International Application (PCT Chapter I) fees:

   Transmittal fee                                                  $300.00

   Search fee

      U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) as
      International Searching Authority (ISA)
         - Search fee 						  $1,800.00
         - Supplemental search fee, per additional
            invention (payable only upon invitation)              $1,800.00

      European Patent Office as ISA                               $2,274.00

      Korean Intellectual Property Office as ISA		    $244.00

   International fees

      International filing fee                                    $1,194.00
      International filing fee-filed in paper
         with PCT EASY zip file or
         electronically without PCT EASY
         zip file  						  $1,109.00
      International filing fee-filed
         electronically with PCT EASY zip
         file							  $1,023.00
      Supplemental fee for each page over 30                         $13.00

   Restoration of Priority

      filing a request for the restoration of the
      right of priority under § 1.452				  $1,370.00

   International Application (PCT Chapter II) fees associated
   with filing a Demand for Preliminary Examination:

      Handling fee                                                  $171.00

      Preliminary examination fee
         USPTO as International Preliminary
         Examining Authority (IPEA)
            - USPTO was ISA in PCT Chapter I                        $600.00
	    - USPTO was not ISA in PCT Chapter I                    $750.00
	    - Additional preliminary examination fee,
              per additional invention
              (payable only upon invitation) 			    $600.00

   U.S. National Stage fees (for international applications entering the
U.S. national phase under 35 U.S.C. 371) can be found on the USPTO's
web site (www.uspto.gov).

January 16, 2008  	      	        	               JON W. DUDAS
		                            Under Secretary of Commerce for
			          Intellectual Property and Director of the
			          United States Patent and Trademark Office
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Notice of Maintenance Fees Payable
  		      Notice of Maintenance Fees Payable

   Title 37 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Section 1.362(d) provides 
that maintenance fees may be paid without surcharge for the six-month 
period beginning 3, 7, and 11 years after the date of issue of patents 
based on applications filed on or after Dec. 12, 1980. An additional 
six-month grace period is provided by 35 U.S.C. 41(b) and 37 CFR 1.362(e)
for payment of the maintenance fee with the surcharge set forth in 37 CFR
1.20(h), as amended effective Dec. 16, 1991. If the maintenance fee is 
not paid in the patent requiring such payment the patent will expire on 
the 4th, 8th, or 12th anniversary of the grant.

   Attention is drawn to the patents that were issued on March 8, 2005 
for which maintenance fees due at 3 years and six months may now be paid. 
The patents have patent numbers within the following ranges:

   	Utility Patents 6,862,743 through 6,865,747
	Reissue Patents based on the above identified patents.

   Attention is drawn to the patents that were issued on March 6, 2001 
for which maintenance fees due at 7 years and six months may now be paid. 
The patents have patent numbers within the following ranges:

      	Utility Patents 6,195,798 through 6,199,207
      	Reissue Patents based on the above identified patents.

   Attention is drawn to the patents that were issued on March 4, 1997 
for which maintenance fees due at 11 years and six months may now be paid. 
The patents have patent numbers within the following ranges:

	Utility Patents 5,606,744 through 5,608,911
        Reissue Patents based on the above identified patents.

   No maintenance fees are required for design or plant patents.

   Payments of maintenance fees in patents may be submitted electronically
over the Internet at www.uspto.gov. Click on the "Site Index" link at the
top of the homepage (www.uspto.gov), and then scroll down and click on the
"Maintenance Fees" link for more information.

   Payments of maintenance fees in patents not submitted electronically
over the Internet should be mailed to "United States Patent and Trademark 
Office, P.O. Box 979070, St. Louis, MO 63197-9000".
 
   Correspondence related to maintenance fees other than payments of 
maintenance fees in patents is not to be mailed to P.O. Box 979070, 
St. Louis, MO 63197-9000, but must be mailed to "Mail Stop M 
Correspondence, Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, P.O. 
Box 1450, Alexandria, VA 22313-1450".

   Patent owners must establish small entity status according to 37 CFR 
1.27 if they have not done so and if they wish to pay the small entity 
amount.

   The current amounts of the maintenance fees due at 3 years and six 
months, 7 years and six months, and 11 years and six months are set 
forth in the most recently amended provisions in 37 CFR 1.20(e)-(g). 
To obtain the current maintenance fee amounts, please call the USPTO 
Contact Center at (800)-786-9199 or see the current USPTO fee schedule 
posted on the USPTO Internet web site. At the top of the USPTO homepage 
at www.uspto.gov, click on the "Site Index" link and then scroll down 
and click on the "Fees, USPTO" link to find the current USPTO fee
schedule.
		      
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Notice of Expiration of Patents Due to Failure to Pay Maintenance Fee
			Notice of Expiration of Patents
		     Due to Failure to Pay Maintenance Fee

   35 U.S.C. 41 and 37 CFR 1.362(g) provide that if the required
maintenance fee and any applicable surcharge are not paid in a patent
requiring such payment, the patent will expire at the end of the 4th, 8th
or 12th anniversary of the grant of the patent depending on the first
maintenance fee which was not paid.
   According to the records of the Office, the patents listed below have
expired due to failure to pay the required maintenance fee and any
applicable surcharge.

		   PATENTS WHICH EXPIRED ON January 30, 2008
		    DUE TO FAILURE TO PAY MAINTENANCE FEES

Patent  	                Application                         Issue
Number          	           Number                            Date

5,487,187                       08/210,756                       01/30/96
5,487,203                       08/179,701                       01/30/96
5,487,204                       08/345,605                       01/30/96
5,487,205                       08/238,146                       01/30/96
5,487,210                       08/322,286                       01/30/96
5,487,215                       08/198,367                       01/30/96
5,487,224                       08/273,111                       01/30/96
5,487,227                       08/197,163                       01/30/96
5,487,236                       08/394,503                       01/30/96
5,487,238                       08/337,680                       01/30/96
5,487,241                       08/194,827                       01/30/96
5,487,248                       08/155,526                       01/30/96
5,487,253                       08/231,688                       01/30/96
5,487,255                       08/394,306                       01/30/96
5,487,257                       08/166,689                       01/30/96
5,487,260                       08/317,616                       01/30/96
5,487,261                       08/188,087                       01/30/96
5,487,263                       08/226,959                       01/30/96
5,487,266                       08/226,528                       01/30/96
5,487,273                       08/120,610                       01/30/96
5,487,276                       08/239,981                       01/30/96
5,487,299                       08/334,819                       01/30/96
5,487,306                       08/312,363                       01/30/96
5,487,336                       08/410,347                       01/30/96
5,487,341                       08/265,834                       01/30/96
5,487,353                       08/195,187                       01/30/96
5,487,355                       08/398,258                       01/30/96
5,487,363                       08/266,860                       01/30/96
5,487,365                       08/182,274                       01/30/96
5,487,366                       08/225,198                       01/30/96
5,487,369                       08/338,218                       01/30/96
5,487,371                       08/363,782                       01/30/96
5,487,390                       08/182,216                       01/30/96
5,487,393                       08/192,590                       01/30/96
5,487,398                       08/262,602                       01/30/96
5,487,399                       08/409,860                       01/30/96
5,487,403                       08/346,607                       01/30/96
5,487,409                       08/269,759                       01/30/96
5,487,423                       08/349,472                       01/30/96
5,487,424                       08/286,536                       01/30/96
5,487,435                       08/271,710                       01/30/96
5,487,443                       08/183,604                       01/30/96
5,487,448                       08/344,517                       01/30/96
5,487,451                       08/187,669                       01/30/96
5,487,458                       08/148,197                       01/30/96
5,487,466                       08/311,719                       01/30/96
5,487,467                       08/248,665                       01/30/96
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5,487,470                       08/367,678                       01/30/96
5,487,486                       08/374,850                       01/30/96
5,487,490                       08/352,532                       01/30/96
5,487,515                       08/156,583                       01/30/96
5,487,516                       08/213,358                       01/30/96
5,487,520                       08/074,444                       01/30/96
5,487,545                       08/296,681                       01/30/96
5,487,558                       08/314,648                       01/30/96
5,487,559                       08/305,064                       01/30/96
5,487,562                       08/364,908                       01/30/96
5,487,575                       08/434,739                       01/30/96
5,487,591                       08/252,666                       01/30/96
5,487,592                       08/056,352                       01/30/96
5,487,621                       08/192,289                       01/30/96
5,487,629                       08/321,856                       01/30/96
5,487,630                       08/386,276                       01/30/96
5,487,643                       08/181,326                       01/30/96
5,487,646                       08/316,715                       01/30/96
5,487,647                       08/409,384                       01/30/96
5,487,651                       08/220,650                       01/30/96
5,487,658                       08/306,109                       01/30/96
5,487,664                       08/292,259                       01/30/96
5,487,669                       08/087,342                       01/30/96
5,487,673                       08/165,608                       01/30/96
5,487,676                       08/149,378                       01/30/96
5,487,677                       08/190,174                       01/30/96
5,487,681                       08/296,024                       01/30/96
5,487,683                       08/184,544                       01/30/96
5,487,684                       08/357,058                       01/30/96
5,487,694                       08/151,107                       01/30/96
5,487,695                       08/169,774                       01/30/96
5,487,700                       08/498,980                       01/30/96
5,487,715                       08/248,867                       01/30/96
5,487,718                       08/202,373                       01/30/96
5,487,720                       08/218,464                       01/30/96
5,487,726                       08/260,882                       01/30/96
5,487,728                       08/245,893                       01/30/96
5,487,731                       08/199,628                       01/30/96
5,487,739                       08/459,815                       01/30/96
5,487,741                       08/152,426                       01/30/96
5,487,744                       08/227,907                       01/30/96
5,487,746                       08/347,081                       01/30/96
5,487,747                       08/237,707                       01/30/96
5,487,749                       08/216,398                       01/30/96
5,487,754                       08/328,217                       01/30/96
5,487,761                       08/230,264                       01/30/96
5,487,783                       08/227,752                       01/30/96
5,487,792                       08/258,984                       01/30/96
5,487,798                       07/911,537                       01/30/96
5,487,810                       08/302,844                       01/30/96
5,487,811                       07/748,157                       01/30/96
5,487,814                       08/128,468                       01/30/96
5,487,815                       08/191,389                       01/30/96
5,487,816                       08/277,686                       01/30/96
5,487,817                       08/185,571                       01/30/96
5,487,822                       08/236,715                       01/30/96
5,487,828                       08/181,052                       01/30/96
5,487,836                       08/371,495                       01/30/96
5,487,840                       08/177,471                       01/30/96
5,487,843                       08/303,119                       01/30/96
5,487,859                       08/214,717                       01/30/96
5,487,860                       08/321,471                       01/30/96
5,487,863                       07/303,916                       01/30/96
5,487,864                       08/274,248                       01/30/96
5,487,873                       08/335,190                       01/30/96
5,487,880                       08/160,601                       01/30/96
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5,487,882                       08/275,722                       01/30/96
5,487,885                       08/164,881                       01/30/96
5,487,887                       08/144,777                       01/30/96
5,487,906                       08/356,804                       01/30/96
5,487,907                       08/324,170                       01/30/96
5,487,914                       08/316,744                       01/30/96
5,487,923                       08/155,915                       01/30/96
5,487,924                       08/147,754                       01/30/96
5,487,927                       08/199,415                       01/30/96
5,487,933                       08/308,762                       01/30/96
5,487,939                       08/117,111                       01/30/96
5,487,941                       08/243,775                       01/30/96
5,487,947                       08/282,538                       01/30/96
5,487,952                       08/342,356                       01/30/96
5,487,961                       08/248,590                       01/30/96
5,487,977                       08/070,326                       01/30/96
5,487,982                       08/065,612                       01/30/96
5,487,983                       08/146,326                       01/30/96
5,487,987                       08/122,920                       01/30/96
5,487,990                       07/921,796                       01/30/96
5,487,991                       08/045,773                       01/30/96
5,488,001                       08/281,967                       01/30/96
5,488,006                       08/010,501                       01/30/96
5,488,026                       08/469,972                       01/30/96
5,488,029                       08/244,945                       01/30/96
5,488,037                       08/206,499                       01/30/96
5,488,046                       08/147,356                       01/30/96
5,488,048                       08/396,999                       01/30/96
5,488,057                       08/294,350                       01/30/96
5,488,061                       08/247,739                       01/30/96
5,488,063                       08/247,368                       01/30/96
5,488,066                       08/376,617                       01/30/96
5,488,067                       08/376,504                       01/30/96
5,488,069                       08/253,587                       01/30/96
5,488,070                       08/394,877                       01/30/96
5,488,074                       08/500,076                       01/30/96
5,488,077                       08/452,929                       01/30/96
5,488,078                       08/234,522                       01/30/96
5,488,080                       08/227,017                       01/30/96
5,488,088                       08/421,614                       01/30/96
5,488,089                       08/323,767                       01/30/96
5,488,091                       08/265,447                       01/30/96
5,488,093                       08/411,307                       01/30/96
5,488,110                       08/219,596                       01/30/96
5,488,114                       08/306,936                       01/30/96
5,488,117                       08/280,420                       01/30/96
5,488,121                       08/332,135                       01/30/96
5,488,134                       08/356,199                       01/30/96
5,488,139                       08/265,402                       01/30/96
5,488,147                       08/278,139                       01/30/96
5,488,152                       08/386,292                       01/30/96
5,488,155                       08/456,375                       01/30/96
5,488,157                       08/434,901                       01/30/96
5,488,158                       08/386,599                       01/30/96
5,488,159                       08/295,458                       01/30/96
5,488,175                       08/304,716                       01/30/96
5,488,176                       08/373,671                       01/30/96
5,488,190                       08/049,498                       01/30/96
5,488,199                       07/763,187                       01/30/96
5,488,214                       08/435,002                       01/30/96
5,488,222                       08/307,198                       01/30/96
5,488,226                       08/341,774                       01/30/96
5,488,228                       08/321,325                       01/30/96
5,488,230                       08/091,501                       01/30/96
5,488,233                       08/208,850                       01/30/96
5,488,234                       08/214,281                       01/30/96
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5,488,238                       08/425,333                       01/30/96
5,488,240                       08/172,899                       01/30/96
5,488,255                       08/162,265                       01/30/96
5,488,261                       08/241,363                       01/30/96
5,488,270                       08/230,550                       01/30/96
5,488,271                       08/422,741                       01/30/96
5,488,272                       08/015,571                       01/30/96
5,488,275                       08/405,369                       01/30/96
5,488,297                       08/277,670                       01/30/96
5,488,300                       08/327,350                       01/30/96
5,488,308                       08/277,614                       01/30/96
5,488,321                       08/441,956                       01/30/96
5,488,328                       08/326,497                       01/30/96
5,488,330                       08/361,583                       01/30/96
5,488,337                       08/102,190                       01/30/96
5,488,343                       08/140,117                       01/30/96
5,488,353                       08/177,863                       01/30/96
5,488,354                       08/349,017                       01/30/96
5,488,357                       08/170,798                       01/30/96
5,488,374                       08/323,414                       01/30/96
5,488,377                       08/412,418                       01/30/96
5,488,385                       08/206,010                       01/30/96
5,488,387                       08/203,617                       01/30/96
5,488,395                       08/304,205                       01/30/96
5,488,396                       08/206,998                       01/30/96
5,488,399                       08/497,999                       01/30/96
5,488,407                       08/419,529                       01/30/96
5,488,411                       08/212,353                       01/30/96
5,488,419                       08/031,495                       01/30/96
5,488,421                       08/253,856                       01/30/96
5,488,423                       08/341,509                       01/30/96
5,488,427                       08/229,455                       01/30/96
5,488,438                       08/321,444                       01/30/96
5,488,443                       08/141,539                       01/30/96
5,488,446                       08/230,148                       01/30/96
5,488,450                       08/214,612                       01/30/96
5,488,456                       08/168,003                       01/30/96
5,488,463                       08/193,573                       01/30/96
5,488,465                       07/919,905                       01/30/96
5,488,472                       08/371,007                       01/30/96
5,488,487                       08/107,037                       01/30/96
5,488,489                       07/836,838                       01/30/96
5,488,491                       08/086,391                       01/30/96
5,488,498                       08/216,865                       01/30/96
5,488,504                       08/109,550                       01/30/96
5,488,508                       08/267,187                       01/30/96
5,488,510                       08/280,723                       01/30/96
5,488,516                       08/214,913                       01/30/96
5,488,520                       08/070,625                       01/30/96
5,488,538                       08/202,000                       01/30/96
5,488,539                       08/184,015                       01/30/96
5,488,541                       08/251,994                       01/30/96
5,488,545                       08/266,742                       01/30/96
5,488,546                       08/337,854                       01/30/96
5,488,550                       08/328,494                       01/30/96
5,488,554                       08/294,440                       01/30/96
5,488,564                       07/899,329                       01/30/96
5,488,588                       08/301,751                       01/30/96
5,488,593                       08/165,055                       01/30/96
5,488,594                       08/110,960                       01/30/96
5,488,595                       08/123,978                       01/30/96
5,488,600                       08/294,065                       01/30/96
5,488,617                       08/304,647                       01/30/96
5,488,622                       08/283,393                       01/30/96
5,488,625                       08/131,677                       01/30/96
5,488,631                       08/331,925                       01/30/96
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5,488,634                       08/194,357                       01/30/96
5,488,638                       08/198,662                       01/30/96
5,488,641                       08/405,171                       01/30/96
5,488,645                       08/402,030                       01/30/96
5,488,654                       08/128,864                       01/30/96
5,488,659                       08/331,054                       01/30/96
5,488,667                       08/180,995                       01/30/96
5,488,672                       08/200,560                       01/30/96
5,488,679                       08/329,923                       01/30/96
5,488,683                       08/235,172                       01/30/96
5,488,686                       07/867,932                       01/30/96
5,488,704                       08/031,808                       01/30/96
5,488,706                       07/993,082                       01/30/96
5,488,718                       08/066,447                       01/30/96
5,488,721                       08/444,654                       01/30/96
5,488,722                       08/068,820                       01/30/96
5,488,736                       08/274,653                       01/30/96

		   PATENTS WHICH EXPIRED ON January 25, 2008
		    DUE TO FAILURE TO PAY MAINTENANCE FEES

Patent  	                Application                         Issue
Number          	           Number                            Date

6,016,569                       09/025,013                       01/25/00
6,016,576                       09/348,596                       01/25/00
6,016,578                       09/172,668                       01/25/00
6,016,579                       09/036,193                       01/25/00
6,016,586                       09/200,760                       01/25/00
6,016,589                       08/852,203                       01/25/00
6,016,596                       08/861,128                       01/25/00
6,016,600                       09/003,895                       01/25/00
6,016,610                       09/060,585                       01/25/00
6,016,615                       09/066,663                       01/25/00
6,016,627                       09/111,067                       01/25/00
6,016,636                       09/090,490                       01/25/00
6,016,643                       09/136,135                       01/25/00
6,016,645                       09/076,318                       01/25/00
6,016,652                       08/834,212                       01/25/00
6,016,655                       08/920,520                       01/25/00
6,016,661                       08/953,869                       01/25/00
6,016,663                       09/150,730                       01/25/00
6,016,671                       08/806,281                       01/25/00
6,016,674                       09/132,873                       01/25/00
6,016,677                       09/122,787                       01/25/00
6,016,697                       08/926,356                       01/25/00
6,016,708                       09/090,347                       01/25/00
6,016,714                       08/925,101                       01/25/00
6,016,721                       08/964,275                       01/25/00
6,016,722                       09/005,199                       01/25/00
6,016,726                       09/114,560                       01/25/00
6,016,740                       08/977,997                       01/25/00
6,016,744                       08/895,332                       01/25/00
6,016,745                       09/179,051                       01/25/00
6,016,753                       09/141,382                       01/25/00
6,016,755                       09/165,938                       01/25/00
6,016,757                       09/156,878                       01/25/00
6,016,761                       08/907,417                       01/25/00
6,016,762                       09/044,652                       01/25/00
6,016,773                       09/197,551                       01/25/00
6,016,774                       09/105,634                       01/25/00
6,016,780                       09/093,666                       01/25/00
6,016,782                       09/036,765                       01/25/00
6,016,784                       09/014,510                       01/25/00
6,016,788                       09/109,417                       01/25/00
6,016,795                       09/112,143                       01/25/00
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6,016,807                       09/170,559                       01/25/00
6,016,813                       09/148,212                       01/25/00
6,016,816                       09/354,737                       01/25/00
6,016,820                       08/650,991                       01/25/00
6,016,825                       09/187,639                       01/25/00
6,016,829                       08/876,401                       01/25/00
6,016,833                       09/011,558                       01/25/00
6,016,834                       08/623,365                       01/25/00
6,016,836                       09/132,853                       01/25/00
6,016,841                       08/918,905                       01/25/00
6,016,842                       08/587,916                       01/25/00
6,016,843                       08/803,877                       01/25/00
6,016,856                       09/030,795                       01/25/00
6,016,860                       08/973,773                       01/25/00
6,016,862                       09/265,760                       01/25/00
6,016,870                       09/095,869                       01/25/00
6,016,876                       09/149,429                       01/25/00
6,016,883                       08/949,660                       01/25/00
6,016,893                       08/969,573                       01/25/00
6,016,896                       08/788,925                       01/25/00
6,016,897                       09/066,363                       01/25/00
6,016,898                       09/068,947                       01/25/00
6,016,903                       08/738,603                       01/25/00
6,016,909                       09/241,114                       01/25/00
6,016,910                       09/030,474                       01/25/00
6,016,912                       09/238,326                       01/25/00
6,016,913                       09/141,595                       01/25/00
6,016,919                       08/993,951                       01/25/00
6,016,920                       08/792,406                       01/25/00
6,016,933                       09/078,710                       01/25/00
6,016,937                       09/065,388                       01/25/00
6,016,940                       09/105,012                       01/25/00
6,016,941                       09/059,843                       01/25/00
6,016,944                       08/984,577                       01/25/00
6,016,947                       08/954,988                       01/25/00
6,016,952                       09/072,975                       01/25/00
6,016,957                       09/223,012                       01/25/00
6,016,973                       09/090,297                       01/25/00
6,016,978                       09/125,158                       01/25/00
6,016,980                       09/124,921                       01/25/00
6,016,981                       08/567,348                       01/25/00
6,016,985                       08/998,612                       01/25/00
6,016,987                       09/099,104                       01/25/00
6,016,991                       08/788,535                       01/25/00
6,016,992                       08/844,532                       01/25/00
6,017,001                       08/854,812                       01/25/00
6,017,002                       08/897,848                       01/25/00
6,017,007                       09/078,704                       01/25/00
6,017,010                       09/043,803                       01/25/00
6,017,011                       08/706,166                       01/25/00
6,017,019                       09/005,997                       01/25/00
6,017,021                       09/001,839                       01/25/00
6,017,032                       09/366,724                       01/25/00
6,017,033                       09/072,968                       01/25/00
6,017,040                       08/983,603                       01/25/00
6,017,041                       08/959,092                       01/25/00
6,017,042                       08/868,939                       01/25/00
6,017,043                       08/781,823                       01/25/00
6,017,044                       08/887,236                       01/25/00
6,017,046                       09/009,921                       01/25/00
6,017,052                       09/063,363                       01/25/00
6,017,054                       08/946,149                       01/25/00
6,017,055                       08/963,399                       01/25/00
6,017,056                       08/984,051                       01/25/00
6,017,060                       08/978,968                       01/25/00
6,017,062                       09/192,800                       01/25/00
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6,017,071                       08/971,644                       01/25/00
6,017,074                       09/136,549                       01/25/00
6,017,078                       08/998,693                       01/25/00
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6,017,083                       09/212,300                       01/25/00
6,017,084                       09/018,666                       01/25/00
6,017,089                       08/930,738                       01/25/00
6,017,090                       09/146,891                       01/25/00
6,017,093                       08/922,872                       01/25/00
6,017,105                       09/185,430                       01/25/00
6,017,109                       08/926,483                       01/25/00
6,017,119                       09/005,991                       01/25/00
6,017,129                       09/123,704                       01/25/00
6,017,145                       08/366,526                       01/25/00
6,017,149                       09/094,680                       01/25/00
6,017,151                       09/089,073                       01/25/00
6,017,155                       09/207,238                       01/25/00
6,017,156                       09/207,737                       01/25/00
6,017,162                       09/177,542                       01/25/00
6,017,175                       09/167,147                       01/25/00
6,017,180                       09/027,165                       01/25/00
6,017,190                       09/003,642                       01/25/00
6,017,192                       08/959,369                       01/25/00
6,017,194                       09/224,405                       01/25/00
6,017,197                       08/981,277                       01/25/00
6,017,199                       09/081,923                       01/25/00
6,017,215                       08/950,285                       01/25/00
6,017,228                       09/092,037                       01/25/00
6,017,231                       09/218,727                       01/25/00
6,017,232                       07/919,829                       01/25/00
6,017,234                       09/256,639                       01/25/00
6,017,242                       08/864,177                       01/25/00
6,017,245                       09/136,370                       01/25/00
6,017,252                       09/158,203                       01/25/00
6,017,255                       08/960,537                       01/25/00
6,017,262                       09/192,223                       01/25/00
6,017,266                       08/887,598                       01/25/00
6,017,275                       08/765,393                       01/25/00
6,017,276                       09/139,493                       01/25/00
6,017,277                       09/240,686                       01/25/00
6,017,282                       09/127,568                       01/25/00
6,017,289                       09/120,090                       01/25/00
6,017,290                       09/072,744                       01/25/00
6,017,295                       09/063,316                       01/25/00
6,017,298                       09/141,912                       01/25/00
6,017,308                       09/081,042                       01/25/00
6,017,309                       09/223,989                       01/25/00
6,017,321                       08/655,736                       01/25/00
6,017,325                       09/082,536                       01/25/00
6,017,327                       08/913,348                       01/25/00
6,017,332                       08/954,661                       01/25/00
6,017,333                       08/421,704                       01/25/00
6,017,335                       08/488,083                       01/25/00
6,017,336                       08/763,960                       01/25/00
6,017,350                       08/942,969                       01/25/00
6,017,353                       09/040,513                       01/25/00
6,017,364                       09/082,592                       01/25/00
6,017,377                       09/018,001                       01/25/00
6,017,380                       08/860,766                       01/25/00
6,017,381                       09/037,551                       01/25/00
6,017,382                       09/050,259                       01/25/00
6,017,385                       09/307,360                       01/25/00
6,017,390                       08/898,104                       01/25/00
6,017,394                       09/198,358                       01/25/00
6,017,396                       08/691,512                       01/25/00
6,017,398                       09/066,939                       01/25/00
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6,017,401                       09/170,622                       01/25/00
6,017,406                       08/771,601                       01/25/00
6,017,411                       08/799,038                       01/25/00
6,017,416                       08/985,375                       01/25/00
6,017,420                       09/008,508                       01/25/00
6,017,422                       09/163,764                       01/25/00
6,017,425                       09/029,829                       01/25/00
6,017,426                       09/095,662                       01/25/00
6,017,431                       09/102,772                       01/25/00
6,017,432                       09/102,801                       01/25/00
6,017,434                       08/438,231                       01/25/00
6,017,436                       09/099,062                       01/25/00
6,017,439                       09/066,923                       01/25/00
6,017,443                       09/019,008                       01/25/00
6,017,465                       08/614,539                       01/25/00
6,017,470                       08/631,777                       01/25/00
6,017,471                       08/839,109                       01/25/00
6,017,474                       09/100,013                       01/25/00
6,017,484                       08/786,784                       01/25/00
6,017,485                       08/622,994                       01/25/00
6,017,492                       08/875,705                       01/25/00
6,017,497                       08/918,571                       01/25/00
6,017,507                       08/860,581                       01/25/00
6,017,508                       09/065,024                       01/25/00
6,017,510                       08/266,178                       01/25/00
6,017,511                       08/865,965                       01/25/00
6,017,523                       08/471,039                       01/25/00
6,017,524                       07/960,513                       01/25/00
6,017,529                       09/172,110                       01/25/00
6,017,530                       08/648,506                       01/25/00
6,017,548                       08/798,179                       01/25/00
6,017,557                       08/950,773                       01/25/00
6,017,560                       09/196,664                       01/25/00
6,017,563                       08/900,414                       01/25/00
6,017,566                       09/147,912                       01/25/00
6,017,576                       08/854,228                       01/25/00
6,017,578                       08/943,664                       01/25/00
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6,017,586                       09/026,475                       01/25/00
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6,017,599                       08/592,387                       01/25/00
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6,017,606                       08/857,196                       01/25/00
6,017,609                       08/861,710                       01/25/00
6,017,613                       08/736,889                       01/25/00
6,017,618                       08/960,693                       01/25/00
6,017,625                       09/116,221                       01/25/00
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6,017,744                       09/129,055                       01/25/00
6,017,750                       09/197,538                       01/25/00
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6,018,041                       08/902,167                       01/25/00
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6,018,461                       09/041,482                       01/25/00
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6,018,559                       08/768,098                       01/25/00
6,018,562                       09/087,694                       01/25/00
6,018,578                       08/825,665                       01/25/00
6,018,581                       08/808,542                       01/25/00
6,018,583                       08/809,528                       01/25/00
6,018,584                       08/744,673                       01/25/00
6,018,600                       09/061,513                       01/25/00
6,018,602                       09/103,485                       01/25/00
6,018,610                       08/975,677                       01/25/00
6,018,616                       09/028,177                       01/25/00
6,018,621                       08/761,891                       01/25/00
6,018,623                       08/949,048                       01/25/00
6,018,625                       08/921,225                       01/25/00
6,018,634                       08/789,559                       01/25/00
6,018,637                       09/124,788                       01/25/00
6,018,646                       08/916,832                       01/25/00
6,018,658                       08/875,590                       01/25/00
6,018,662                       09/149,148                       01/25/00
6,018,664                       09/065,223                       01/25/00
6,018,670                       08/782,095                       01/25/00
6,018,688                       08/654,906                       01/25/00
6,018,709                       09/212,618                       01/25/00
6,018,741                       08/955,101                       01/25/00
6,018,751                       08/876,194                       01/25/00
6,018,752                       08/876,699                       01/25/00
6,018,759                       08/996,309                       01/25/00
6,018,781                       07/963,041                       01/25/00
6,018,784                       09/184,728                       01/25/00
6,018,799                       09/121,167                       01/25/00
6,018,817                       08/984,240                       01/25/00

		   PATENTS WHICH EXPIRED ON January 27, 2008
		    DUE TO FAILURE TO PAY MAINTENANCE FEES

Patent  	                Application                         Issue
Number          	           Number                            Date

6,681,415                       10/300,953                       01/27/04
6,681,416                       10/270,818                       01/27/04
6,681,436                       09/862,416                       01/27/04
6,681,440                       10/130,654                       01/27/04
6,681,443                       10/039,543                       01/27/04
6,681,454                       10/072,392                       01/27/04
6,681,456                       10/217,373                       01/27/04
6,681,458                       09/921,036                       01/27/04
6,681,460                       10/115,969                       01/27/04
6,681,469                       10/068,681                       01/27/04
6,681,472                       09/993,805                       01/27/04
6,681,490                       10/104,228                       01/27/04
6,681,491                       10/125,715                       01/27/04
6,681,507                       10/457,533                       01/27/04
6,681,508                       10/097,461                       01/27/04
 March 18, 2008 US PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE 1328 OG 116 

6,681,509                       09/655,889                       01/27/04
6,681,515                       10/187,115                       01/27/04
6,681,519                       10/280,616                       01/27/04
6,681,520                       10/069,154                       01/27/04
6,681,528                       10/268,388                       01/27/04
6,681,535                       10/114,284                       01/27/04
6,681,549                       09/857,900                       01/27/04
6,681,558                       09/817,884                       01/27/04
6,681,587                       10/193,893                       01/27/04
6,681,589                       10/061,559                       01/27/04
6,681,590                       10/405,219                       01/27/04
6,681,596                       10/371,127                       01/27/04
6,681,603                       10/359,596                       01/27/04
6,681,608                       10/233,386                       01/27/04
6,681,614                       09/948,849                       01/27/04
6,681,615                       10/064,123                       01/27/04
6,681,624                       10/149,867                       01/27/04
6,681,638                       10/101,157                       01/27/04
6,681,646                       09/246,042                       01/27/04
6,681,658                       10/120,595                       01/27/04
6,681,661                       10/091,436                       01/27/04
6,681,668                       09/702,800                       01/27/04
6,681,670                       10/083,524                       01/27/04
6,681,672                       09/767,993                       01/27/04
6,681,676                       09/893,224                       01/27/04
6,681,680                       10/274,008                       01/27/04
6,681,681                       10/036,879                       01/27/04
6,681,683                       10/371,486                       01/27/04
6,681,687                       10/260,642                       01/27/04
6,681,690                       10/181,419                       01/27/04
6,681,691                       09/900,127                       01/27/04
6,681,701                       10/057,683                       01/27/04
6,681,723                       10/248,724                       01/27/04
6,681,731                       10/066,107                       01/27/04
6,681,739                       10/145,999                       01/27/04
6,681,748                       10/388,429                       01/27/04
6,681,754                       10/346,915                       01/27/04
6,681,756                       10/048,603                       01/27/04
6,681,780                       10/128,026                       01/27/04
6,681,789                       10/112,634                       01/27/04
6,681,794                       10/031,169                       01/27/04
6,681,804                       10/067,805                       01/27/04
6,681,806                       10/105,184                       01/27/04
6,681,812                       10/095,911                       01/27/04
6,681,814                       10/200,362                       01/27/04
6,681,815                       10/119,644                       01/27/04
6,681,822                       10/133,756                       01/27/04
6,681,827                       10/062,553                       01/27/04
6,681,830                       09/723,538                       01/27/04
6,681,831                       10/151,057                       01/27/04
6,681,832                       10/185,962                       01/27/04
6,681,833                       10/128,667                       01/27/04
6,681,847                       10/368,439                       01/27/04
6,681,848                       09/960,128                       01/27/04
6,681,862                       10/059,867                       01/27/04
6,681,863                       09/889,674                       01/27/04
6,681,877                       09/953,164                       01/27/04
6,681,882                       10/112,435                       01/27/04
6,681,884                       10/349,658                       01/27/04
6,681,892                       09/994,327                       01/27/04
6,681,903                       09/799,734                       01/27/04
6,681,907                       10/163,810                       01/27/04
6,681,909                       10/115,362                       01/27/04
6,681,910                       10/111,123                       01/27/04
6,681,914                       10/016,502                       01/27/04
6,681,918                       10/117,329                       01/27/04
 March 18, 2008 US PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE 1328 OG 117 

6,681,921                       10/261,222                       01/27/04
6,681,924                       09/768,118                       01/27/04
6,681,930                       10/207,337                       01/27/04
6,681,932                       09/927,021                       01/27/04
6,681,936                       09/930,066                       01/27/04
6,681,941                       10/211,061                       01/27/04
6,681,942                       09/428,306                       01/27/04
6,681,948                       10/295,287                       01/27/04
6,681,949                       10/152,948                       01/27/04
6,681,952                       10/262,043                       01/27/04
6,681,953                       10/092,649                       01/27/04
6,681,954                       09/920,282                       01/27/04
6,681,957                       10/196,003                       01/27/04
6,681,964                       10/221,083                       01/27/04
6,681,965                       10/098,898                       01/27/04
6,681,968                       10/087,572                       01/27/04
6,681,970                       10/095,744                       01/27/04
6,681,972                       10/102,273                       01/27/04
6,681,976                       10/039,964                       01/27/04
6,681,983                       09/949,916                       01/27/04
6,681,984                       09/965,535                       01/27/04
6,681,991                       10/201,900                       01/27/04
6,681,997                       10/224,826                       01/27/04
6,681,999                       09/889,290                       01/27/04
6,682,005                       10/125,538                       01/27/04
6,682,009                       10/228,812                       01/27/04
6,682,011                       10/081,567                       01/27/04
6,682,020                       10/266,579                       01/27/04
6,682,021                       10/117,706                       01/27/04
6,682,026                       10/157,424                       01/27/04
6,682,028                       10/374,815                       01/27/04
6,682,029                       10/306,278                       01/27/04
6,682,035                       09/586,688                       01/27/04
6,682,036                       10/374,972                       01/27/04
6,682,037                       10/321,753                       01/27/04
6,682,040                       10/246,700                       01/27/04
6,682,043                       10/351,344                       01/27/04
6,682,047                       09/890,305                       01/27/04
6,682,048                       10/157,712                       01/27/04
6,682,049                       10/099,845                       01/27/04
6,682,053                       10/287,647                       01/27/04
6,682,054                       10/204,702                       01/27/04
6,682,061                       10/046,067                       01/27/04
6,682,063                       10/122,356                       01/27/04
6,682,064                       10/076,200                       01/27/04
6,682,072                       10/093,256                       01/27/04
6,682,080                       10/193,184                       01/27/04
6,682,082                       10/051,795                       01/27/04
6,682,083                       10/085,578                       01/27/04
6,682,086                       10/035,057                       01/27/04
6,682,090                       10/086,925                       01/27/04
6,682,091                       09/958,383                       01/27/04
6,682,097                       09/972,613                       01/27/04
6,682,098                       10/135,567                       01/27/04
6,682,101                       10/254,817                       01/27/04
6,682,111                       10/194,492                       01/27/04
6,682,112                       10/215,839                       01/27/04
6,682,115                       10/186,310                       01/27/04
6,682,123                       10/147,755                       01/27/04
6,682,126                       10/212,640                       01/27/04
6,682,135                       09/956,517                       01/27/04
6,682,146                       09/994,695                       01/27/04
6,682,148                       10/330,978                       01/27/04
6,682,150                       10/245,684                       01/27/04
6,682,151                       10/253,749                       01/27/04
6,682,153                       10/222,061                       01/27/04
 March 18, 2008 US PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE 1328 OG 118 

6,682,157                       10/051,119                       01/27/04
6,682,192                       09/963,826                       01/27/04
6,682,198                       10/059,802                       01/27/04
6,682,220                       10/150,962                       01/27/04
6,682,226                       10/142,294                       01/27/04
6,682,232                       10/174,307                       01/27/04
6,682,255                       09/971,966                       01/27/04
6,682,257                       10/091,511                       01/27/04
6,682,258                       10/223,131                       01/27/04
6,682,268                       09/944,666                       01/27/04
6,682,270                       10/200,714                       01/27/04
6,682,271                       09/729,054                       01/27/04
6,682,286                       09/731,547                       01/27/04
6,682,292                       10/033,136                       01/27/04
6,682,293                       10/071,948                       01/27/04
6,682,296                       10/111,756                       01/27/04
6,682,305                       10/111,111                       01/27/04
6,682,308                       10/210,796                       01/27/04
6,682,314                       10/054,341                       01/27/04
6,682,316                       10/031,444                       01/27/04
6,682,325                       10/148,504                       01/27/04
6,682,334                       10/184,034                       01/27/04
6,682,341                       10/171,204                       01/27/04
6,682,347                       09/851,132                       01/27/04
6,682,352                       10/076,697                       01/27/04
6,682,354                       10/077,309                       01/27/04
6,682,357                       10/103,622                       01/27/04
6,682,387                       10/021,946                       01/27/04
6,682,390                       09/885,922                       01/27/04
6,682,391                       10/162,390                       01/27/04
6,682,393                       10/191,239                       01/27/04
6,682,394                       10/288,801                       01/27/04
6,682,397                       10/166,110                       01/27/04
6,682,403                       10/111,639                       01/27/04
6,682,411                       10/259,456                       01/27/04
6,682,439                       09/922,171                       01/27/04
6,682,443                       10/205,358                       01/27/04
6,682,448                       09/840,780                       01/27/04
6,682,455                       10/133,614                       01/27/04
6,682,456                       10/013,936                       01/27/04
6,682,463                       10/039,963                       01/27/04
6,682,468                       09/992,020                       01/27/04
6,682,487                       10/241,291                       01/27/04
6,682,492                       09/830,339                       01/27/04
6,682,495                       10/034,259                       01/27/04
6,682,503                       10/008,902                       01/27/04
6,682,514                       09/346,399                       01/27/04
6,682,538                       10/118,197                       01/27/04
6,682,540                       09/705,997                       01/27/04
6,682,555                       10/011,494                       01/27/04
6,682,569                       10/138,812                       01/27/04
6,682,577                       09/985,035                       01/27/04
6,682,594                       10/162,193                       01/27/04
6,682,606                       09/834,091                       01/27/04
6,682,612                       09/752,137                       01/27/04
6,682,614                       10/361,040                       01/27/04
6,682,615                       10/356,022                       01/27/04
6,682,620                       10/453,022                       01/27/04
6,682,622                       09/758,544                       01/27/04
6,682,624                       10/188,328                       01/27/04
6,682,643                       09/978,160                       01/27/04
6,682,648                       09/105,538                       01/27/04
6,682,660                       10/143,903                       01/27/04
6,682,673                       10/030,037                       01/27/04
6,682,678                       10/066,970                       01/27/04
6,682,682                       10/340,320                       01/27/04
 March 18, 2008 US PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE 1328 OG 119 

6,682,684                       09/656,770                       01/27/04
6,682,686                       09/702,816                       01/27/04
6,682,700                       10/114,855                       01/27/04
6,682,706                       09/456,321                       01/27/04
6,682,707                       09/987,220                       01/27/04
6,682,712                       10/108,639                       01/27/04
6,682,717                       10/111,179                       01/27/04
6,682,718                       10/130,795                       01/27/04
6,682,723                       10/020,043                       01/27/04
6,682,727                       09/982,765                       01/27/04
6,682,732                       09/763,695                       01/27/04
6,682,748                       09/218,459                       01/27/04
6,682,762                       09/971,669                       01/27/04
6,682,765                       09/622,699                       01/27/04
6,682,794                       10/070,205                       01/27/04
6,682,810                       09/526,360                       01/27/04
6,682,812                       10/038,408                       01/27/04
6,682,823                       09/852,753                       01/27/04
6,682,827                       10/029,320                       01/27/04
6,682,839                       09/848,531                       01/27/04
6,682,875                       09/883,685                       01/27/04
6,682,888                       09/566,921                       01/27/04
6,682,890                       09/851,588                       01/27/04
6,682,892                       09/904,065                       01/27/04
6,682,896                       08/459,086                       01/27/04
6,682,907                       09/688,990                       01/27/04
6,682,909                       09/952,572                       01/27/04
6,682,910                       10/011,858                       01/27/04
6,682,916                       10/069,105                       01/27/04
6,682,918                       08/684,005                       01/27/04
6,682,921                       09/664,526                       01/27/04
6,682,923                       09/570,856                       01/27/04
6,682,939                       10/037,533                       01/27/04
6,682,949                       10/191,151                       01/27/04
6,683,000                       10/228,307                       01/27/04
6,683,028                       09/869,905                       01/27/04
6,683,030                       10/221,201                       01/27/04
6,683,033                       10/292,822                       01/27/04
6,683,034                       10/019,607                       01/27/04
6,683,037                       10/440,962                       01/27/04
6,683,059                       09/718,865                       01/27/04
6,683,060                       10/080,662                       01/27/04
6,683,064                       09/954,855                       01/27/04
6,683,066                       09/962,009                       01/27/04
6,683,071                       10/070,783                       01/27/04
6,683,075                       10/336,806                       01/27/04
6,683,077                       10/035,433                       01/27/04
6,683,078                       10/194,897                       01/27/04
6,683,080                       10/060,788                       01/27/04
6,683,081                       10/149,921                       01/27/04
6,683,082                       09/819,698                       01/27/04
6,683,084                       09/505,745                       01/27/04
6,683,093                       09/989,943                       01/27/04
6,683,095                       10/275,066                       01/27/04
6,683,101                       10/297,263                       01/27/04
6,683,104                       10/459,652                       01/27/04
6,683,106                       10/413,772                       01/27/04
6,683,111                       10/042,051                       01/27/04
6,683,114                       10/203,403                       01/27/04
6,683,118                       10/129,249                       01/27/04
6,683,133                       09/762,930                       01/27/04
6,683,134                       09/926,771                       01/27/04
6,683,136                       10/027,762                       01/27/04
6,683,153                       10/048,850                       01/27/04
6,683,172                       09/647,701                       01/27/04
6,683,176                       09/958,857                       01/27/04
 March 18, 2008 US PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE 1328 OG 120 

6,683,177                       08/952,208                       01/27/04
6,683,181                       10/288,117                       01/27/04
6,683,185                       09/971,389                       01/27/04
6,683,186                       10/383,585                       01/27/04
6,683,198                       10/049,281                       01/27/04
6,683,213                       09/936,355                       01/27/04
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6,683,220                       10/246,796                       01/27/04
6,683,221                       09/937,225                       01/27/04
6,683,227                       09/880,653                       01/27/04
6,683,236                       09/965,970                       01/27/04
6,683,238                       10/228,585                       01/27/04
6,683,254                       10/065,265                       01/27/04
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6,683,262                       09/844,957                       01/27/04
6,683,270                       10/159,504                       01/27/04
6,683,282                       10/077,473                       01/27/04
6,683,292                       10/267,880                       01/27/04
6,683,302                       10/148,717                       01/27/04
6,683,307                       09/910,109                       01/27/04
6,683,319                       10/187,294                       01/27/04
6,683,402                       09/888,456                       01/27/04
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6,683,405                       09/891,431                       01/27/04
6,683,415                       09/696,470                       01/27/04
6,683,430                       10/182,106                       01/27/04
6,683,442                       10/219,910                       01/27/04
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6,683,742                       09/851,788                       01/27/04
6,683,751                       09/954,272                       01/27/04
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6,683,752                       09/894,606                       01/27/04
6,683,760                       09/670,145                       01/27/04
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6,683,911                       09/514,195                       01/27/04
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6,684,054                       09/710,792                       01/27/04
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6,684,117                       10/428,478                       01/27/04
6,684,133                       09/883,953                       01/27/04
6,684,151                       10/018,136                       01/27/04
6,684,156                       10/201,273                       01/27/04
6,684,161                       09/682,029                       01/27/04
6,684,166                       10/138,899                       01/27/04
6,684,178                       09/681,801                       01/27/04
6,684,181                       09/310,450                       01/27/04
6,684,188                       08/596,002                       01/27/04
6,684,215                       09/597,588                       01/27/04
6,684,224                       09/760,976                       01/27/04
6,684,232                       09/696,911                       01/27/04
6,684,278                       09/456,507                       01/27/04
6,684,355                       09/844,357                       01/27/04
6,684,357                       09/734,600                       01/27/04
6,684,369                       09/100,222                       01/27/04
6,684,370                       09/690,303                       01/27/04
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Patents Reinstated Due to the Acceptance of a Late Maintenance Fee from 02/18/2008
		 Patents Reinstated Due to the Acceptance of a
		     Late Maintenance Fee from 02/18/2008

Patent          Application     Filing          Issue	        Granted
Number          Number		Date            Date 	  	Date

5,245,815 	07/933,493     	08/21/92 	09/21/93 	02/20/08
5,296,431 	07/737,741     	07/30/91 	03/22/94 	02/19/08
5,375,212 	08/048,361     	04/14/93 	12/20/94 	02/19/08
5,429,351 	08/245,969     	05/19/94 	07/04/95 	02/19/08
5,435,460 	08/228,081     	04/15/94 	07/25/95 	02/19/08
5,439,649 	08/129,243     	09/29/93 	08/08/95 	02/22/08
5,525,040 	08/221,105     	03/31/94 	06/11/96 	02/21/08
5,704,371 	08/611,642     	03/06/96 	01/06/98 	02/19/08
5,801,809 	08/743,701     	11/06/96 	09/01/98 	02/19/08
5,848,284 	08/563,682     	11/28/95 	12/08/98 	02/19/08
5,853,157 	08/736,958     	10/25/96 	12/29/98 	02/22/08
5,915,161 	08/533,540     	09/25/95 	06/22/99 	02/19/08
5,916,750 	08/780,725     	01/08/97 	06/29/99 	02/22/08
5,928,525 	09/095,352     	06/09/98 	07/27/99 	02/19/08
5,933,325 	09/098,450     	06/17/98 	08/03/99 	02/21/08
5,946,803 	09/002,253     	12/31/97 	09/07/99 	02/22/08
5,947,797 	08/922,070     	09/02/97 	09/07/99 	02/22/08
5,948,359 	08/820,883     	03/21/97 	09/07/99 	02/22/08
5,951,981 	08/753,781     	12/02/96 	09/14/99 	02/19/08
5,959,278 	08/746,114     	11/06/96 	09/28/99 	02/19/08
6,011,684 	09/059,742     	04/14/98 	01/04/00 	02/19/08
6,024,532 	09/314,734     	05/18/99 	02/15/00 	02/18/08
6,231,560 	09/248,492     	02/10/99 	05/15/01 	02/19/08
6,249,672 	09/272,849     	03/19/99 	06/19/01 	02/19/08
6,313,828 	09/308,056     	05/12/99 	11/06/01 	02/19/08
6,338,160 	09/488,186     	01/20/00 	01/08/02 	02/22/08
6,386,424 	09/703,569     	11/01/00 	05/14/02 	02/21/08
6,401,424 	09/803,692     	03/09/01 	06/11/02 	02/19/08
6,428,391 	09/855,952     	05/14/01 	08/06/02 	02/22/08
6,439,816 	09/781,785     	02/12/01 	08/27/02 	02/22/08
6,446,810 	09/740,347     	12/18/00 	09/10/02 	02/19/08
6,454,631 	10/013,435     	12/08/01 	09/24/02 	02/22/08
6,502,253 	10/042,800     	01/09/02 	01/07/03 	02/22/08
6,521,265 	09/592,344     	06/13/00 	02/18/03 	02/19/08
6,523,680 	09/874,589     	06/05/01 	02/25/03 	02/22/08
6,528,781 	09/419,547     	10/18/99 	03/04/03 	02/19/08
6,544,154 	09/854,444     	05/14/01 	04/08/03 	02/19/08
6,545,046 	09/792,581     	02/23/01 	04/08/03 	02/19/08
6,590,323 	09/619,533     	07/19/00 	07/08/03 	02/19/08
6,592,077 	09/960,465     	09/19/01 	07/15/03 	02/19/08
6,632,535 	09/590,784     	06/08/00 	10/14/03 	02/22/08
6,632,598 	08/212,175     	03/11/94 	10/14/03 	02/22/08
6,641,817 	09/744,942     	08/06/01 	11/04/03 	02/22/08
6,656,158 	10/128,203     	04/23/02 	12/02/03 	02/20/08
6,656,159 	10/128,205     	04/23/02 	12/02/03 	02/20/08
6,669,254 	10/121,526     	04/12/02 	12/30/03 	02/21/08
6,669,669 	09/977,434     	10/12/01 	12/30/03 	02/20/08
6,673,328 	09/519,559     	03/06/00 	01/06/04 	02/22/08
6,674,292 	10/047,672     	01/14/02 	01/06/04 	02/20/08
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Reissue Applications Filed
			  Reissue Applications Filed

   Notice under 37 CFR 1.11(b). The reissue applications lsited below
are open to public inspection by the general public through the Image
File Wrapper (IFW) system (http://portal.uspto.gov/external/portal/pair)
on the USPTO internet web site (www.uspto.gov), and copies may be
obtained by paying the fee therefor (37 CFR 1.19).

   6,192,230, Re. S.N.:	11/931,559, Oct. 31, 2007, CL: 375/134.000,
WIRELESS DATA COMMUNICATION SYSTEM HAVING POWER SAVING FUNCTION,
Albertus M.G. Claessen, et. al., Owner of Record: Agere Systems Inc.,
Attorney or Agent: Steve Mendelsohn, Ex. GP.: 2611

   6,285,872, Re. S.N. 11/980,695, Oct. 31, 2007, Cl. 455/415, DIGITAL
RADIO TELEPHONE FOR A DIGITAL MOBILE RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM,
Takashi Murata, Owner of Record: MITSUBISHI DENKI KABUSHIKI KAISHA.,
Tokyo, JP., Attorney or Agent: Eckhard H. Kuesters, Ex. Gp.: 3747

   6,349,925, Re. S.N. 11/939,506, Nov. 13, 2007, Cl. 123/568, CARBURETOR
FOR TWO-STROKE ENGINE, Teruhiko Tobinai, Owner of Record: WALBRO JAPAN,
INC., Attorney or Agent: Matthew J. Schmidt, Ex. Gp.: 3747

   6,605,528, Re. S.N. 11/930,140, Oct. 31, 2007, Cl. 438/612, POST
PASSIVATION METAL SCHEME FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DEVICES,
Mou-Shiung Lin  et. al., Owner of Record: MEGICA CORPORATION, Attorney or
Agent: Winston Hsu, Ex. Gp.: 2812

   6,605,528, Re. S.N. 11/930,151, Oct. 31, 2007, Cl. 438/612, POST
PASSIVATION METAL SCHEME FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DEVICES,
Mou-Shiung Lin  et. al., Owner of Record: MEGICA CORPORATION, Attorney or
Agent: Winston Hsu, Ex. Gp.: 2812

   6,628,729, Re. S.N.:	11/931.910, Oct. 31, 2007, CL: 375/134.000,
APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DOWNLOADING AND STORING DATA FROM A DIGITAL
RECEIVER, Tom L. Sorensen, Owner of Record: Zenith Electronics Corporation,
Attorney or Agent: Jack Kail, Ex. GP.: 2611

   6,653,621, Re. S.N. 11/998,813, Nov. 29, 2007, Cl. 250/234, FREQUENCY
TUNABLE RESONANT SCANNER AND METHOD OF MAKING, David W. Wine, et al,
Owner of Record: Microvision, Inc., Bethel, WA, Attorney or Agent:
Christopher Wiklof, Ex. Gp.: 2878

   6,724,713, Re. S.N. 11/984,087, Nov. 13, 2007, Cl. 369/192, RECORDING
AND/OR REPRODUCING DEVICE FOR DISKS, Tomohiro Watanabe, et al., Owner of
Record:	Sony Corporation, Tokyo, JP, Attorney or Agent:	Edward W. Tracy,
Jr., Ex. Gp.: 2627

   6,948,813, Re. S.N. 11/863,161, Sep. 27, 2007, Cl. 351/106, LENS
ASSEMBLY PARTS AND ASSEMBLIES THEREFROM, Gerald R. Parks, Owner of Record:
Dye Precision, Inc., San Diego, CA, Attorney or Agent: James F. Herkenhoff,
Ex. Gp.: 2873

   6,952,151, Re. S.N.:	09/973,289, Oct. 04, 2007, CL: 335/296.000,
FRICTIONLESS SELF-POWERED MOVING DISPLAY, William W. French, Owner of
Record:	Tutletech Design, Inc., Attorney or Agent: John D. Buchaca,
Ex. GP.: 2832

   6,957,812, Re. S.N. 11/924,603, Oct. 25, 2007, Cl. 273/246, COLOR-LINKED
MINIATURE GAME APPARATUS, Michael Wittig, Owner of Record: Michael Wittig,
Fremont, CA, Attorney or Agent:	Michael Wittig, Ex. Gp.: 3711

   6,967,035, Re. S.N. 11/903,211, Sep. 20, 2007, Cl. 435/198, METHOD OF
IMPROVING DOUGH AND BREAD QUALITY, Kirsten Bojsen, et al., Owner of Record:
Danisco A/S, Copenhagen, DK, Attorney or Agent:	Anne-Marie C. Yvon,
Ex. Gp.: 1632
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   6,967,915, Re. S.N.:	11/944,417, Nov. 22, 2007, CL: 369/047.530,
METHOD FOR DETERMINING A WRITING POWER OF AN OPTICAL DISC DRIVE THROUGH
A SHIFTABLE POLYNOMIAL FUNCTION CAPABLE OF BEING SHIFTED ACCORDING TO A
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A REAL READ-BACK SIGNAL PARAMETER AND A TARGET READ-
BACK SIGNAL PARAMETER, Tsung-Chih Lin, Owner of Record:	Via Optical
Solution, Inc., Attorney or Agent: Winston Hsu, Ex. GP.: 2627

   6,968,447, Re. S.N. 11/942,275, Nov. 19, 2007, Cl. 712/000, SYSTEM AND
METHOD FOR DATA FORWARDING IN A PROGRAMMABLE MULTIPLE NETWORK PROCESSOR
ENVIRONMENT, Joel Zvi Apisdorf et. al., Owner of Record: THE UNITRD STATES
OF AMERICA AS REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY, Attorney or Agent:
Edward J Kessler, Ex. Gp.: 2183

   6,971,819, Re. S.N. 11/999,477, Dec. 04, 2007, Cl. 404/031, ELECTRICALLY
CONDUCTIVE PAVEMENT MIXTURE, Peter L. Zaleski, et al., Owner of Record:
Superior Graphite Co., Chicago, IL, Attorney or Agent: Stephen B. Heller,
Ex. Gp.: 1796

   6,973,432, Re. S.N. 11/999,478, Dec. 04, 2007, Cl. 705/008, REAL ESTATE
COORDINATION PROGRAM, Scott E. Woodard, Owner of Record: ShowingTime.com,
Inc., Chicago, IL, Attorney or Agent: David Leshit, Ex. Gp.: 3629

   6,975,553, Re. S.N. 11/956,301, Dec. 13, 2007, Cl. 365/189, NONALIGNED
ACCESS TO RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY, Georgiy Shenderovich, Petah-Tiqwa, Israel,
Owner of Record: Neomagic Israel, LTD., Netanya, Israel, Attorney or Agent:
Gary Aka, Ex. Gp.: 2827

   6,975,860, Re. S.N. 11/955,256, Oct. 12, 2007, Cl. 455/423, METHOD OF
AND AN APPARATUS FOR TESTING CONNECTIONS IN A NETWORK, Dieter Wendisch,
Owner of Record: S.G. Titan, Limited Liability Company, Wilmington, DE,
Attorney or Agent: Michael Stein, Ex. Gp.: 2110

   7,005,040, Re. S.N.:	11/934,097, Nov. 02, 2007, CL: 162/352.000,
FABRIC SUPPORT ELEMENT FOR A PAPERMAKING MACHINE, John G. Buchanan, et.
al., Owner of Record: AstenJohnson, Inc., Attorney or Agent: Randolph J.
Huis, Ex. GP.: 1791

   7,100,461, Re. S.N. 11/955,183, Dec. 12, 2007, Cl. 073/864, PORTABLE
CONTAMINANT SAMPLING SYSTEM, Bruce J. Bradley, Owner of Record:	Microbial-
Vac Systems, Inc., Jerome, ID, Attorney or Agent: Robert L. Shaver,
Ex. Gp.: 2856

   7,140,974, Re. S.N. 11/998,435, Nov. 28, 2007, Cl. 473/342, GOLF CLUB
HEAD, Bing-Ling Chao, Owner of Record: Taylor Made Golf Company, Inc.,
Carlsbad, CA, Attorney or Agent: Bridgett A. Agness, Ex. Gp.: 3711
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Requests for Ex Parte Reexamination Filed
		   Requests for Ex Parte Reexamination Filed

   D. 533,798, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,954, Requested Date:	Jan. 16, 2008,
Cl. D10/091, Title: ELECTRONIC SCALE, Inventor:	Joshua D. Kesselman,
Owners of Record: Joshua D. Kesselman, Vancouver, Canada, Attorney or
Agent: Beusse Wolter Sanks Mora & Maire, PA, Orlando, FL, Ex. Gp.: 2915,
Requester: Ty Ung, Patel & Alumit, PC, Encino, CA

   4,733,159, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,955, Requested Date: Dec. 5, 2007,
Cl. 323/282, Title: CHARGE PUMP VOLTAGE REGULATOR, Inventor: Arthur J.
Edwards et al., Owners of Record: CIF Licensing, LLC, Princeton, NJ,
Attorney or Agent: Motorola, Inc., Schaumburg, IL, Ex. Gp.: 3992,
Requester: United Components, Inc., Evansville, IN, Troy J. Cole, Woodard
Emhardt Moriarty McNett & Henry, LLP, Indianapolis, IN

   5,195,984, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,949, Requested Date: Dec. 6, 2007,
Cl. 606/195, Title: EXPANDABLE INTRALUMINAL GRAFT, Inventor: Richard A.
Schatz, Owners of Record: Cordis Corporation, Miami, FL, Attorney or Agent:
Ben D. Tobor, Houston, TX, Ex. Gp.: 3993, Requester: Kenneth L. Cage,
McDermott Will & Emery, LLP, Washington, DC

   5,396,371, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,948, Requested Date: Dec. 4, 2007,
Cl. 360/005, Title: ENDLESS LOOP VOICE DATA STORAGE AND RETRIEVABLE
APPARATUS AND METHOD THEREOF, Inventor:	John Henits et al., Owners of
Record:	NICE Systems, Inc., Rutherford, NJ, Attorney or Agent: Darby &
Darby PC, New York, NY, Ex. Gp.: 3992, Requester: Verint Systems, Inc.,
Melville, NY, Richard LaCava, Dickstein Shapiro, LLP, New York, NY

   5,796,046, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,947, Requested Date: Dec. 10, 2007,
Cl. 174/113.OAS, Title:	COMMUNICATION CABLE HAVING A STRIATED CABLE JACKET,
Inventor: Kerry Newmoyer et al., Owners of Record: Nexans, Inc., Hickory,
NC, Attorney or Agent: Sofer & Haroun, LLP, New York, NY, Ex. Gp.: 3992,
Requester: Owner

   6,208,805, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,943, Requested Date: Nov. 30, 2007,
Cl. 386/045, Title: INHIBITING A CONTROL FUNCTION FROM INTERFERING WITH A
PLAYING OF A VIDEO, Inventor: Max Abecassis, Owners of Record: Nissim Corp.,
Miami, FL, Attorney or Agent: Max Abecassis, Boca Raton, FL, Ex. Gp.: 3992,
Requester: Time Warner Inc., New York, NY, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.,
Burbank, CA, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Burbank, CA, New Line Home
Entertainment Inc., New York, NY, David L. Fehrman, Morrison & Foerster,
LLP, Los Angeles, CA

   6,249,570, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,945, Requested Date: Dec. 4, 2007,
Cl. 379/088.22, Title: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RECORDING AND STORING
TELEPHONE CALL INFORMATION, Inventor: David A. Glowny et al., Owners of
Record:	NICE Systems, Inc., Rutherford, NJ, Attorney or Agent: Darby &
Darby PC, New York, NY, Ex. Gp.: 3992, Requester: Verint Systems, Inc.,
Melville, NY, Richard LaCava, Dickstein Shapiro, LLP, New York, NY

   6,381,354, Reexam. C.N. 90/010,060, Requested Date: Jan. 16, 2008,
Cl. 382/135, Title: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DISCRIMINATING AND COUNTING
DOCUMENTS, Inventor: Douglas U. Mennie et al, Owners of Record:	Cummins-
Allison Corp., Mt. Prospect, IL, Attorney or Agent: Nixon Peabody, LLP,
Chicago, IL, Ex. Gp.: 3992, Requester: Amro-Asian Trade, Inc., Honolulu,
HI, Dariush G. Adli, Hogan & Hartson, LLP, Los Angeles, CA

   6,446,820, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,952, Requested Date: Dec. 6, 2007,
Cl. 213/075.00R, Title:	RAILCAR DRAFT GEAR ASSEMBLY AND SYSTEM, Inventor:
Ronald E. Barker et al., Owners of Record: Amsted Industries Incorporated,
Chicago, IL, Attorney or Agent:	Amstead Industries Incorporated, Chicago,
IL, Ex. Gp.: 3993, Requester: Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies, Corp.,
Wilmerding, PA, Lee R. Golden, James Ray and Associates, Monroeville, PA

   6,620,047, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,944, Requested Date: Dec. 4, 2007,
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Cl. 463/037, Title: ELECTRONIC GAMING APPARATUS HAVING AUTHENTICATION DATA
SETS, Inventor:	Allan E. Alcorn et al., Owners of Record: IGT, Reno, NV,
Attorney or Agent: Beyer Weaver, LLP, Oakland, CA, Ex. Gp.: 3993,
Requester: Martin P. Hoffman, Arlington, VA

   6,675,631, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,950, Requested Date: Dec. 5, 2007,
Cl. 073/012.04, Title: METHOD FOR CONDUCTING CRASH TESTS USING A CARRIAGE
AND CORRESPONDING DEVICE, Inventor: Hermann Steffan et al., Owners of
Record:	Illinois Tool Works Inc., (TW), Glenview, IL, Attorney or Agent:
Ronald E. Brown, Day Pitney, LLP, New York, NY, Ex. Gp.: 3992, Requester:
Owner

   6,702,020, Reexam. C.N. 90/010,063, Requested Date: Jan. 8, 2008,
Cl. 166/278, Title: CROSSOVER TOOL, Inventor: James R. Zachman et al.,
Owners of Record: Baker Hughes Incorporated, Houston, TX, Attorney or
Agent: Duane Morris, LLP, Houston, TX, Ex. Gp.:	3993, Requester: Owner

   6,775,372, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,946, Requested Date: Dec. 19, 2007,
Cl. 379/207.01, Title: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MULTI-STAGE DATA LOGGING,
Inventor: John Henits, Owners of Record: NICE Systems, Inc., Rutherford,
NJ, Attorney or Agent: Darby & Darby PC, New York, NY, Ex. Gp.:	3992,
Requester: Verint Systems, Inc., Melville, NY, Richard LaCava, Dickstein
Shapiro, LLP, New York, NY

   7,072,947, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,953, Requested Date: Dec. 5, 2007,
Cl. 709/200, Title: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR MONITORING E-MAIL AND WEBSITE
BEHAVIOR OF AN E-MAIL RECIPIENT, Inventor: Andrew Knox et al., Owners of
Record:	FIONIX, Inc., Daejeon, Korea, Attorney or Agent: Townsend and
Townsend and Crew, LLP, San Francisco, CA, Ex. Gp.: 3992, Requester:
Kevin D. McCarthy, Roach Brown McCarthy & Gruber, PC, Buffalo, NY

   7,076,533, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,951, Requested Date: Dec. 5, 2007,
Cl. 709/200, Title: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR MONITORING E-MAIL AND WEBSITE
BEHAVIOR OF AN E-MAIL RECIPIENT, Inventor: Andrew Knox et al., Owners of
Record:	Andrew Knox, San Francisco, CA, Lars Knox, San Francisco, CA,
John Hart, Washington, DC, Attorney or Agent: Townsend and Townsend and
Crew, LLP, San Francisco, CA, Ex. Gp.: 3992, Requester:	Kevin D. McCarthy,
Roach Brown McCarthy & Gruber, PC, Buffalo, NY

   7,119,226, Reexam. C.N. 90/008,925, Requested Date: Jan. 22, 2008,
Cl. 562/123, Title: PROCESS FOR THE CONVERSION OF METHANE, Inventor:
Ayusman Sen et al., Owners of Record: The Penn State Research Foundation,
University Park, PA, Attorney or Agent:	McQuaide Blasko Fleming & Faulkner,
Inc., State College, PA, Ex. Gp.: 3991, Requester: Alan Ricards, Palm City,
FL, Patrick D. Kelly, St. Louis, MO

   7,169,418, Reexam. C.N. 90/010,090, Requested Date: Jan. 18, 2008,
Cl. 426/110, Title: PACKAGING SYSTEM TO PROVIDE FRESH PACKED COFFEE,
Inventor: David Andrew Dalton et al., Owners of Record:	The Procter &
Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OH, Attorney or Agent: The Procter & Gamble
Company, Cincinnati, OH, Ex. Gp.: 3991, Requester: Kraft Foods Global,
Inc., Marvin Petry, Esq., Stites & Harbison, PLLC, Alexandria, VA
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Requests for Inter Partes Reexamination Filed
		 Requests for Inter Partes Reexamination Filed

   6,378,020, Reexam. C.N. 95/001,026, Requested Date: Jan. 31, 2008,
Cl. 710/129, Title: SYSTEM HAVING DOUBLE DATA TRANSFER RATE AND INTEGRATED
CIRCUIT THEREFOR, Inventor: Michael Farmwald et al., Owners of Record:
Rambus, Inc., Los Altos, CA, Attorney or Agent: Rambus Inc., Los Altos, CA,
Ex. Gp.: 3993, Requester: Third Party Requester: David M. O'Dell, Esq.,
Haynes and Boone, LLP, Dallas, TX, Real Party in Interest: Samsung
Electronics, Ltd.

   6,833,016, Reexam. C.N. 95/000,341, Requested Date: 02/01/08,
Cl. 055/337, Title: DUST COLLECTION SYSTEM, Inventor: Robert M. Witter,
Owners of Record: Robert M. Witter, Syracuse, NY, Attorney or Agent:
Law Office of Bernhard Moldrem, Syracuse, NY, Ex. Gp.: 3991, Requester:
Third Party Requester: Bonakemi USA, Inc., Aurora, CO;(Atty Is: J. Mark
Smith, Pendleton Wilson & Hennessey, PC, Denver, CO, Real Party in Interest:
Same As Third Party Requester

   6,991,298, Reexam. C.N. 95/001,028, Requested Date: Jan. 30, 2008,
Cl. 301/095.102, Title:	COMPOSITE BICYCLE RIM WITH SEAMLESS BRAKING SURFACE,
Inventor: Andrew Ording et al., Owners of Record: Compositech, Inc.,
Speedway, IN, Attorney or Agent: Indiano Vaughan, LLP, Indianapolis, IN,
Ex. Gp.: 3993, Requester: Third Party Requester:  David L. Tarnoff, Global
IP Counselors, LLP, Washington, DC, Real Party in Interest: Shimano, Inc.

   7,240,699, Reexam. C.N. 95/000,336, Requested Date: Jan. 11, 2008,
Cl. 141/027, Title: AUTOMATED MEANS FOR STORING, DISPENSING AND ORIENTING
INJECTABLE DRUG VIALS FOR A ROBOTIC APPLICATION, Inventor: Joel A. Osborne
et al., Owners of Record: Forhealth Technologies, Inc., Daytona Beach, FL,
Attorney or Agent: Darby & Darby PC, New York, NY, Ex. Gp.: 3993,
Requester: Third Party Requester: Greg Gardella, Fish & Richardson, PC,
Minneapolis, MN, Real Party in Interest: Intelligent Hospital Systems, Ltd.
Winnipeg, Canada

   7,260,447, Reexam. C.N. 95/000,340, Requested Date: Jan. 30, 2008,
Cl. 700/216, Title: PARENTERAL PRODUCTS AUTOMATION SYSTEM (PPAS),Inventor:
Joel A. Osborne et al., Owners of Record: Forhealth Technologies, Inc.,
Oklahoma City, OK, Attorney or Agent: Darby & Darby, PC, New York, NY,
Ex. Gp.: 3992, Requester: Third Party Requester: Greg Gardella, Fish &
Richardson, PC, Minneapolis, MN, Real Party in Interest: Intelligent
Hospital Systems, Ltd., Winnipeg, Canada
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Notice of Expiration of Trademark Registrations Due to Failure to Renew
	       Notice of Expiration of Trademark Registrations
			   Due to Failure to Renew

   15 U.S.C. 1059 provides that each trademark registration may be
renewed for periods of ten years from the end of the expiring period
upon payment of the prescribed fee and the filing of an acceptable
application for renewal. This may be done at any time within one year
before the expiration of the period for which the registration was
issued or renewed, or it may be done within six months after such
expiration on payment of an additional fee.
   According to the records of the Office, the trademark registrations
listed below are expired due to failure to renew in accordance with 15
U.S.C. 1059.

		    TRADEMARK REGISTRATIONS WHICH EXPIRED
			       February 23, 2008
			    DUE TO FAILURE TO RENEW

Reg. Number 		      Serial Number 		       Reg. Date

   62,706   		       71/012,051   		      05/21/1907
  227,927   		       71/229,968   		      05/17/1927
  227,835   		       71/239,369   		      05/17/1927
  346,074   		       71/378,125   		      05/18/1937
  346,104   		       71/383,803   		      05/18/1937
  346,154   		       71/386,387   		      05/18/1937
  346,202   		       71/387,103   		      05/18/1937
  346,213   		       71/387,136   		      05/18/1937
  346,290   		       71/388,016   		      05/18/1937
  429,776   		       71/485,922   		      05/20/1947
  429,791   		       71/489,930   		      05/20/1947
  429,906   		       71/514,556   		      05/20/1947
  645,697   		       71/662,809   		      05/21/1957
  645,818   		       71/693,886   		      05/21/1957
  645,890   		       71/694,100   		      05/21/1957
  645,916   		       71/699,525   		      05/21/1957
  645,764   		       72/004,048   		      05/21/1957
  645,873   		       72/006,533   		      05/21/1957
  645,589   		       72/008,501   		      05/21/1957
  645,593   		       72/009,672   		      05/21/1957
  645,834   		       72/010,331   		      05/21/1957
  645,708   		       72/012,689   		      05/21/1957
  645,778   		       72/012,969   		      05/21/1957
  645,602   		       72/013,749   		      05/21/1957
  645,604   		       72/015,008   		      05/21/1957
  645,745   		       72/015,632   		      05/21/1957
  645,718   		       72/015,968   		      05/21/1957
  661,995   		       72/036,061   		      05/20/1958
  828,851   		       72/198,854   		      05/16/1967
  828,799   		       72/207,213   		      05/16/1967
  828,951   		       72/212,668   		      05/16/1967
  828,812   		       72/217,982   		      05/16/1967
  828,909   		       72/223,528   		      05/16/1967
  828,805   		       72/226,168   		      05/16/1967
  828,711   		       72/232,447   		      05/16/1967
  828,807   		       72/233,766   		      05/16/1967
  828,903   		       72/234,596   		      05/16/1967
  828,935   		       72/235,448   		      05/16/1967
  828,855   		       72/235,890   		      05/16/1967
  828,910   		       72/236,525   		      05/16/1967
  828,713   		       72/236,537   		      05/16/1967
  828,857   		       72/238,739   		      05/16/1967
  828,898   		       72/241,280   		      05/16/1967
  828,750   		       72/242,796   		      05/16/1967
  828,827   		       72/246,403   		      05/16/1967
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  828,891   		       72/247,051   		      05/16/1967
  828,840   		       72/249,483   		      05/16/1967
  828,885   		       72/249,566   		      05/16/1967
  828,758   		       72/250,171   		      05/16/1967
  828,877   		       72/252,577   		      05/16/1967
  828,726   		       72/257,341   		      05/16/1967
  828,847   		       72/257,444   		      05/16/1967
  828,744   		       72/259,283   		      05/16/1967
  828,821   		       72/259,674   		      05/16/1967
1,065,756   		       73/024,373   		      05/17/1977
1,065,861   		       73/027,919   		      05/17/1977
1,065,758   		       73/042,542   		      05/17/1977
1,065,965   		       73/065,575   		      05/17/1977
1,065,761   		       73/068,594   		      05/17/1977
1,065,762   		       73/068,595   		      05/17/1977
1,065,969   		       73/074,638   		      05/17/1977
1,065,896   		       73/078,664   		      05/17/1977
1,065,972   		       73/079,060   		      05/17/1977
1,065,956   		       73/082,598   		      05/17/1977
1,065,770   		       73/082,929   		      05/17/1977
1,065,825   		       73/083,335   		      05/17/1977
1,065,872   		       73/094,243   		      05/17/1977
1,065,735   		       73/096,472   		      05/17/1977
1,065,700   		       73/096,932   		      05/17/1977
1,065,775   		       73/097,514   		      05/17/1977
1,065,817   		       73/098,106   		      05/17/1977
1,065,818   		       73/098,107   		      05/17/1977
1,065,819   		       73/098,108   		      05/17/1977
1,065,702   		       73/099,918   		      05/17/1977
1,065,982   		       73/100,257   		      05/17/1977
1,065,874   		       73/101,366   		      05/17/1977
1,065,988   		       73/102,603   		      05/17/1977
1,065,631   		       73/102,752   		      05/17/1977
1,065,934   		       73/102,875   		      05/17/1977
1,065,989   		       73/102,910   		      05/17/1977
1,065,582   		       73/103,099   		      05/17/1977
1,065,597   		       73/103,305   		      05/17/1977
1,065,660   		       73/103,371   		      05/17/1977
1,065,637   		       73/103,383   		      05/17/1977
1,065,587   		       73/103,752   		      05/17/1977
1,065,905   		       73/103,770   		      05/17/1977
1,065,788   		       73/104,164   		      05/17/1977
1,065,590   		       73/104,472   		      05/17/1977
1,065,616   		       73/104,565   		      05/17/1977
1,440,139   		       73/312,804   		      05/19/1987
1,440,241   		       73/340,200   		      05/19/1987
1,440,243   		       73/366,431   		      05/19/1987
1,440,013   		       73/377,307   		      05/19/1987
1,440,312   		       73/410,972   		      05/19/1987
1,439,811   		       73/424,053   		      05/19/1987
1,440,071   		       73/426,655   		      05/19/1987
1,439,766   		       73/470,923   		      05/19/1987
1,440,087   		       73/476,786   		      05/19/1987
1,440,314   		       73/499,495   		      05/19/1987
1,439,767   		       73/506,106   		      05/19/1987
1,439,829   		       73/507,321   		      05/19/1987
1,440,343   		       73/509,442   		      05/19/1987
1,440,309   		       73/510,065   		      05/19/1987
1,440,140   		       73/511,663   		      05/19/1987
1,440,328   		       73/528,891   		      05/19/1987
1,440,045   		       73/541,161   		      05/19/1987
1,440,247   		       73/553,547   		      05/19/1987
1,440,333   		       73/558,858   		      05/19/1987
1,440,336   		       73/569,114   		      05/19/1987
1,439,764   		       73/572,844   		      05/19/1987
1,440,014   		       73/574,857   		      05/19/1987
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1,440,330   		       73/575,796   		      05/19/1987
1,440,015   		       73/576,435   		      05/19/1987
1,440,174   		       73/576,580   		      05/19/1987
1,440,175   		       73/577,378   		      05/19/1987
1,439,812   		       73/577,976   		      05/19/1987
1,439,857   		       73/578,190   		      05/19/1987
1,440,321   		       73/579,027   		      05/19/1987
1,439,813   		       73/579,770   		      05/19/1987
1,440,253   		       73/579,865   		      05/19/1987
1,440,145   		       73/580,235   		      05/19/1987
1,440,016   		       73/580,702   		      05/19/1987
1,440,128   		       73/582,199   		      05/19/1987
1,440,178   		       73/582,805   		      05/19/1987
1,439,936   		       73/582,941   		      05/19/1987
1,439,860   		       73/583,283   		      05/19/1987
1,440,147   		       73/584,157   		      05/19/1987
1,439,776   		       73/585,140   		      05/19/1987
1,439,738   		       73/587,376   		      05/19/1987
1,439,702   		       73/587,960   		      05/19/1987
1,440,011   		       73/588,240   		      05/19/1987
1,440,047   		       73/588,635   		      05/19/1987
1,439,938   		       73/589,258   		      05/19/1987
1,440,257   		       73/589,291   		      05/19/1987
1,440,020   		       73/589,480   		      05/19/1987
1,440,021   		       73/589,896   		      05/19/1987
1,439,821   		       73/590,188   		      05/19/1987
1,439,703   		       73/590,637   		      05/19/1987
1,440,337   		       73/590,921   		      05/19/1987
1,439,815   		       73/590,966   		      05/19/1987
1,439,704   		       73/591,418   		      05/19/1987
1,439,939   		       73/591,494   		      05/19/1987
1,440,259   		       73/591,693   		      05/19/1987
1,440,226   		       73/592,070   		      05/19/1987
1,439,915   		       73/592,275   		      05/19/1987
1,439,956   		       73/592,546   		      05/19/1987
1,440,180   		       73/592,601   		      05/19/1987
1,439,993   		       73/593,484   		      05/19/1987
1,440,118   		       73/594,799   		      05/19/1987
1,439,822   		       73/596,620   		      05/19/1987
1,440,323   		       73/601,832   		      05/19/1987
1,439,710   		       73/602,503   		      05/19/1987
1,440,024   		       73/604,469   		      05/19/1987
1,439,711   		       73/604,645   		      05/19/1987
1,439,765   		       73/605,949   		      05/19/1987
1,440,350   		       73/606,296   		      05/19/1987
1,439,784   		       73/606,473   		      05/19/1987
1,440,153   		       73/607,286   		      05/19/1987
1,439,919   		       73/607,677   		      05/19/1987
1,439,841   		       73/608,610   		      05/19/1987
1,439,981   		       73/609,426   		      05/19/1987
1,440,025   		       73/609,521   		      05/19/1987
1,439,944   		       73/609,965   		      05/19/1987
1,440,040   		       73/610,006   		      05/19/1987
1,440,154   		       73/612,173   		      05/19/1987
1,440,043   		       73/612,504   		      05/19/1987
1,440,101   		       73/613,758   		      05/19/1987
1,440,272   		       73/614,150   		      05/19/1987
1,440,102   		       73/614,278   		      05/19/1987
1,440,187   		       73/614,348   		      05/19/1987
1,439,746   		       73/614,470   		      05/19/1987
1,439,880   		       73/615,090   		      05/19/1987
1,439,968   		       73/615,215   		      05/19/1987
1,439,791   		       73/615,287   		      05/19/1987
1,440,052   		       73/615,896   		      05/19/1987
1,440,325   		       73/615,933   		      05/19/1987
1,440,083   		       73/616,375   		      05/19/1987
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1,439,749   		       73/616,381   		      05/19/1987
1,440,274   		       73/616,740   		      05/19/1987
1,439,751   		       73/616,777   		      05/19/1987
1,440,188   		       73/617,273   		      05/19/1987
1,439,796   		       73/617,619   		      05/19/1987
1,439,754   		       73/617,714   		      05/19/1987
1,439,797   		       73/617,856   		      05/19/1987
1,440,133   		       73/618,604   		      05/19/1987
1,440,116   		       73/618,776   		      05/19/1987
1,440,157   		       73/619,122   		      05/19/1987
1,440,213   		       73/619,164   		      05/19/1987
1,439,721   		       73/619,421   		      05/19/1987
1,439,755   		       73/619,466   		      05/19/1987
1,439,924   		       73/619,475   		      05/19/1987
1,439,985   		       73/619,482   		      05/19/1987
1,439,872   		       73/619,639   		      05/19/1987
1,440,235   		       73/619,697   		      05/19/1987
1,439,802   		       73/619,701   		      05/19/1987
1,439,844   		       73/619,768   		      05/19/1987
1,440,281   		       73/619,803   		      05/19/1987
1,439,845   		       73/620,030   		      05/19/1987
1,439,847   		       73/620,268   		      05/19/1987
1,440,053   		       73/620,523   		      05/19/1987
1,439,724   		       73/620,622   		      05/19/1987
1,439,925   		       73/620,823   		      05/19/1987
1,440,285   		       73/620,970   		      05/19/1987
1,439,851   		       73/621,067   		      05/19/1987
1,439,958   		       73/621,169   		      05/19/1987
1,439,852   		       73/621,620   		      05/19/1987
1,439,854   		       73/621,673   		      05/19/1987
1,439,897   		       73/621,837   		      05/19/1987
1,439,972   		       73/622,087   		      05/19/1987
1,440,066   		       73/622,148   		      05/19/1987
1,439,986   		       73/622,177   		      05/19/1987
1,440,199   		       73/622,224   		      05/19/1987
1,440,067   		       73/622,381   		      05/19/1987
1,439,959   		       73/622,437   		      05/19/1987
1,440,163   		       73/622,464   		      05/19/1987
1,440,290   		       73/622,465   		      05/19/1987
1,440,207   		       73/622,475   		      05/19/1987
1,439,928   		       73/622,541   		      05/19/1987
1,440,292   		       73/622,778   		      05/19/1987
1,440,036   		       73/623,074   		      05/19/1987
1,440,165   		       73/623,725   		      05/19/1987
1,440,000   		       73/623,739   		      05/19/1987
1,440,298   		       73/624,049   		      05/19/1987
1,440,166   		       73/624,132   		      05/19/1987
1,440,167   		       73/624,141   		      05/19/1987
1,440,168   		       73/624,148   		      05/19/1987
1,440,299   		       73/624,190   		      05/19/1987
1,440,300   		       73/624,196   		      05/19/1987
1,440,194   		       73/624,352   		      05/19/1987
1,440,302   		       73/624,403   		      05/19/1987
1,440,303   		       73/624,466   		      05/19/1987
1,440,304   		       73/624,703   		      05/19/1987
1,439,886   		       73/624,932   		      05/19/1987
1,440,306   		       73/625,127   		      05/19/1987
1,439,819   		       73/626,278   		      05/19/1987
1,439,874   		       73/626,888   		      05/19/1987
1,439,725   		       73/627,655   		      05/19/1987
1,439,877   		       73/628,377   		      05/19/1987
2,062,422   		       74/021,666   		      05/20/1997
2,062,425   		       74/182,735   		      05/20/1997
2,062,428   		       74/321,368   		      05/20/1997
2,063,568   		       74/353,171   		      05/20/1997
2,062,429   		       74/355,836   		      05/20/1997
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2,063,580   		       74/402,680   		      05/20/1997
2,062,440   		       74/423,725   		      05/20/1997
2,063,591   		       74/439,057   		      05/20/1997
2,062,448   		       74/446,870   		      05/20/1997
2,063,603   		       74/469,000   		      05/20/1997
2,063,604   		       74/469,341   		      05/20/1997
2,063,622   		       74/498,763   		      05/20/1997
2,063,623   		       74/498,932   		      05/20/1997
2,063,630   		       74/514,766   		      05/20/1997
2,062,456   		       74/532,951   		      05/20/1997
2,063,659   		       74/549,098   		      05/20/1997
2,062,465   		       74/550,097   		      05/20/1997
2,063,665   		       74/552,633   		      05/20/1997
2,063,669   		       74/556,457   		      05/20/1997
2,063,670   		       74/556,931   		      05/20/1997
2,062,468   		       74/568,314   		      05/20/1997
2,063,683   		       74/571,322   		      05/20/1997
2,062,473   		       74/575,755   		      05/20/1997
2,063,690   		       74/578,447   		      05/20/1997
2,063,699   		       74/587,576   		      05/20/1997
2,063,700   		       74/587,981   		      05/20/1997
2,063,704   		       74/589,425   		      05/20/1997
2,063,705   		       74/589,500   		      05/20/1997
2,063,710   		       74/594,874   		      05/20/1997
2,063,711   		       74/595,355   		      05/20/1997
2,062,478   		       74/597,690   		      05/20/1997
2,063,717   		       74/598,390   		      05/20/1997
2,062,480   		       74/599,170   		      05/20/1997
2,063,720   		       74/600,095   		      05/20/1997
2,062,481   		       74/600,793   		      05/20/1997
2,062,482   		       74/601,052   		      05/20/1997
2,063,724   		       74/603,886   		      05/20/1997
2,063,728   		       74/608,726   		      05/20/1997
2,063,758   		       74/630,593   		      05/20/1997
2,063,759   		       74/630,623   		      05/20/1997
2,063,769   		       74/633,391   		      05/20/1997
2,063,784   		       74/640,274   		      05/20/1997
2,063,785   		       74/640,641   		      05/20/1997
2,063,787   		       74/642,254   		      05/20/1997
2,063,790   		       74/643,868   		      05/20/1997
2,063,791   		       74/643,877   		      05/20/1997
2,062,503   		       74/645,680   		      05/20/1997
2,062,505   		       74/646,640   		      05/20/1997
2,062,506   		       74/646,736   		      05/20/1997
2,063,805   		       74/649,315   		      05/20/1997
2,063,807   		       74/650,688   		      05/20/1997
2,064,179   		       74/651,767   		      05/20/1997
2,063,817   		       74/653,960   		      05/20/1997
2,062,516   		       74/660,509   		      05/20/1997
2,064,181   		       74/660,918   		      05/20/1997
2,062,517   		       74/661,698   		      05/20/1997
2,062,518   		       74/662,303   		      05/20/1997
2,063,836   		       74/663,735   		      05/20/1997
2,063,841   		       74/665,664   		      05/20/1997
2,062,529   		       74/669,367   		      05/20/1997
2,063,850   		       74/670,772   		      05/20/1997
2,063,852   		       74/671,799   		      05/20/1997
2,063,856   		       74/674,037   		      05/20/1997
2,063,860   		       74/674,895   		      05/20/1997
2,063,861   		       74/675,239   		      05/20/1997
2,063,867   		       74/678,113   		      05/20/1997
2,063,876   		       74/680,887   		      05/20/1997
2,062,550   		       74/683,093   		      05/20/1997
2,063,883   		       74/685,011   		      05/20/1997
2,062,554   		       74/685,156   		      05/20/1997
2,062,555   		       74/685,157   		      05/20/1997
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2,063,885   		       74/687,850   		      05/20/1997
2,063,895   		       74/691,289   		      05/20/1997
2,062,570   		       74/692,404   		      05/20/1997
2,064,187   		       74/693,553   		      05/20/1997
2,063,907   		       74/696,517   		      05/20/1997
2,062,582   		       74/698,046   		      05/20/1997
2,063,912   		       74/698,338   		      05/20/1997
2,063,916   		       74/699,983   		      05/20/1997
2,062,592   		       74/703,374   		      05/20/1997
2,062,593   		       74/705,120   		      05/20/1997
2,063,928   		       74/706,795   		      05/20/1997
2,063,932   		       74/707,335   		      05/20/1997
2,063,937   		       74/708,621   		      05/20/1997
2,063,939   		       74/709,795   		      05/20/1997
2,063,943   		       74/711,941   		      05/20/1997
2,063,951   		       74/715,159   		      05/20/1997
2,063,954   		       74/716,041   		      05/20/1997
2,062,616   		       74/716,294   		      05/20/1997
2,063,956   		       74/716,843   		      05/20/1997
2,063,957   		       74/716,850   		      05/20/1997
2,063,958   		       74/716,971   		      05/20/1997
2,063,966   		       74/719,152   		      05/20/1997
2,062,622   		       74/719,536   		      05/20/1997
2,064,196   		       74/720,392   		      05/20/1997
2,063,972   		       74/720,723   		      05/20/1997
2,062,624   		       74/722,513   		      05/20/1997
2,062,630   		       74/727,011   		      05/20/1997
2,064,000   		       74/727,025   		      05/20/1997
2,064,005   		       74/729,391   		      05/20/1997
2,062,639   		       74/729,848   		      05/20/1997
2,064,008   		       74/729,986   		      05/20/1997
2,062,646   		       74/732,549   		      05/20/1997
2,064,017   		       74/733,497   		      05/20/1997
2,064,019   		       74/733,817   		      05/20/1997
2,064,023   		       74/735,310   		      05/20/1997
2,064,031   		       75/000,917   		      05/20/1997
2,064,033   		       75/002,551   		      05/20/1997
2,062,670   		       75/002,690   		      05/20/1997
2,062,671   		       75/002,735   		      05/20/1997
2,062,683   		       75/005,062   		      05/20/1997
2,062,685   		       75/005,740   		      05/20/1997
2,064,039   		       75/005,846   		      05/20/1997
2,064,045   		       75/007,382   		      05/20/1997
2,062,698   		       75/007,670   		      05/20/1997
2,062,699   		       75/007,671   		      05/20/1997
2,062,701   		       75/008,040   		      05/20/1997
2,062,705   		       75/009,586   		      05/20/1997
2,062,706   		       75/009,963   		      05/20/1997
2,064,051   		       75/010,823   		      05/20/1997
2,064,053   		       75/012,215   		      05/20/1997
2,062,722   		       75/015,128   		      05/20/1997
2,064,062   		       75/017,263   		      05/20/1997
2,062,731   		       75/019,045   		      05/20/1997
2,064,066   		       75/019,169   		      05/20/1997
2,064,068   		       75/020,583   		      05/20/1997
2,062,736   		       75/021,238   		      05/20/1997
2,062,738   		       75/021,526   		      05/20/1997
2,062,741   		       75/022,633   		      05/20/1997
2,062,743   		       75/023,054   		      05/20/1997
2,062,744   		       75/023,389   		      05/20/1997
2,062,758   		       75/026,550   		      05/20/1997
2,062,769   		       75/028,775   		      05/20/1997
2,062,776   		       75/031,138   		      05/20/1997
2,062,785   		       75/034,866   		      05/20/1997
2,064,103   		       75/035,240   		      05/20/1997
2,062,791   		       75/038,071   		      05/20/1997
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2,062,792   		       75/038,794   		      05/20/1997
2,064,111   		       75/039,338   		      05/20/1997
2,064,113   		       75/041,799   		      05/20/1997
2,062,795   		       75/041,971   		      05/20/1997
2,064,211   		       75/042,460   		      05/20/1997
2,062,803   		       75/043,066   		      05/20/1997
2,062,827   		       75/047,714   		      05/20/1997
2,064,213   		       75/047,920   		      05/20/1997
2,062,829   		       75/048,639   		      05/20/1997
2,062,837   		       75/051,458   		      05/20/1997
2,064,127   		       75/053,226   		      05/20/1997
2,062,842   		       75/053,617   		      05/20/1997
2,062,849   		       75/055,559   		      05/20/1997
2,062,857   		       75/057,692   		      05/20/1997
2,064,134   		       75/057,885   		      05/20/1997
2,062,869   		       75/061,365   		      05/20/1997
2,062,872   		       75/062,293   		      05/20/1997
2,064,141   		       75/065,455   		      05/20/1997
2,062,885   		       75/065,668   		      05/20/1997
2,062,891   		       75/067,080   		      05/20/1997
2,064,222   		       75/068,796   		      05/20/1997
2,062,908   		       75/069,830   		      05/20/1997
2,062,936   		       75/076,381   		      05/20/1997
2,062,939   		       75/077,826   		      05/20/1997
2,062,946   		       75/078,845   		      05/20/1997
2,062,948   		       75/079,081   		      05/20/1997
2,062,955   		       75/081,309   		      05/20/1997
2,062,989   		       75/085,335   		      05/20/1997
2,062,997   		       75/086,734   		      05/20/1997
2,063,011   		       75/089,185   		      05/20/1997
2,063,019   		       75/090,213   		      05/20/1997
2,063,029   		       75/092,269   		      05/20/1997
2,063,032   		       75/092,434   		      05/20/1997
2,063,038   		       75/093,040   		      05/20/1997
2,063,044   		       75/093,493   		      05/20/1997
2,063,050   		       75/095,031   		      05/20/1997
2,064,236   		       75/095,422   		      05/20/1997
2,063,051   		       75/095,443   		      05/20/1997
2,063,053   		       75/095,746   		      05/20/1997
2,063,060   		       75/097,441   		      05/20/1997
2,064,239   		       75/098,561   		      05/20/1997
2,063,076   		       75/099,471   		      05/20/1997
2,063,087   		       75/101,064   		      05/20/1997
2,063,099   		       75/102,808   		      05/20/1997
2,063,110   		       75/104,712   		      05/20/1997
2,063,115   		       75/104,943   		      05/20/1997
2,063,119   		       75/105,822   		      05/20/1997
2,063,127   		       75/106,800   		      05/20/1997
2,063,130   		       75/107,141   		      05/20/1997
2,063,132   		       75/107,535   		      05/20/1997
2,063,133   		       75/107,556   		      05/20/1997
2,063,140   		       75/108,326   		      05/20/1997
2,063,146   		       75/109,390   		      05/20/1997
2,063,148   		       75/109,484   		      05/20/1997
2,063,150   		       75/109,675   		      05/20/1997
2,063,166   		       75/111,508   		      05/20/1997
2,063,171   		       75/111,805   		      05/20/1997
2,063,191   		       75/113,656   		      05/20/1997
2,063,193   		       75/113,762   		      05/20/1997
2,063,206   		       75/114,842   		      05/20/1997
2,063,216   		       75/115,585   		      05/20/1997
2,063,229   		       75/116,945   		      05/20/1997
2,063,235   		       75/117,426   		      05/20/1997
2,063,237   		       75/117,558   		      05/20/1997
2,063,260   		       75/119,514   		      05/20/1997
2,063,261   		       75/119,529   		      05/20/1997
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2,063,269   		       75/120,271   		      05/20/1997
2,063,275   		       75/120,431   		      05/20/1997
2,063,283   		       75/121,252   		      05/20/1997
2,063,289   		       75/121,668   		      05/20/1997
2,063,302   		       75/122,924   		      05/20/1997
2,063,304   		       75/122,968   		      05/20/1997
2,063,307   		       75/123,194   		      05/20/1997
2,063,308   		       75/123,240   		      05/20/1997
2,063,324   		       75/124,289   		      05/20/1997
2,063,328   		       75/124,556   		      05/20/1997
2,063,331   		       75/124,665   		      05/20/1997
2,063,336   		       75/124,783   		      05/20/1997
2,063,346   		       75/125,186   		      05/20/1997
2,063,347   		       75/125,265   		      05/20/1997
2,063,351   		       75/125,416   		      05/20/1997
2,063,353   		       75/125,689   		      05/20/1997
2,063,363   		       75/126,036   		      05/20/1997
2,063,366   		       75/126,306   		      05/20/1997
2,063,371   		       75/126,823   		      05/20/1997
2,063,373   		       75/127,006   		      05/20/1997
2,063,375   		       75/127,008   		      05/20/1997
2,063,426   		       75/131,278   		      05/20/1997
2,063,427   		       75/131,525   		      05/20/1997
2,064,257   		       75/137,167   		      05/20/1997
2,063,480   		       75/140,998   		      05/20/1997
2,063,485   		       75/141,820   		      05/20/1997
2,063,491   		       75/144,649   		      05/20/1997
2,063,492   		       75/146,045   		      05/20/1997
2,063,493   		       75/146,778   		      05/20/1997
2,063,494   		       75/148,047   		      05/20/1997
2,064,265   		       75/158,977   		      05/20/1997
2,063,499   		       75/159,117   		      05/20/1997
2,063,510   		       75/163,740   		      05/20/1997
2,063,513   		       75/164,684   		      05/20/1997
2,063,514   		       75/164,685   		      05/20/1997
2,063,516   		       75/164,691   		      05/20/1997
2,063,527   		       75/166,575   		      05/20/1997
2,063,542   		       75/170,422   		      05/20/1997
2,063,543   		       75/171,634   		      05/20/1997
2,063,548   		       75/183,733   		      05/20/1997
2,064,157   		       75/975,895   		      05/20/1997
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37 CFR 1.47 Notice by Publication
		       37 CFR 1.47 Notice by Publication

   Notice is hereby given of the filing of a national stage application
with a petition under 37 CFR 1.47 requesting acceptance of the application
without the signature of all inventors. The petition has been granted. A
notice has been sent to the last known address of the non-signing inventor.
The inventor whose signature is missing (Robert M. Niecestro) may join in
the application by promptly filing an appropriate oath or declaration
complying with 37 CFR 1.63. The international application number is
PCT/US01/19420 and was filed on 19 June 2001 in the name of Robert M.
Niecestro for the invention entitled NOVEL METHODS USING PYRIDINE
DERIVATIVES. The national stage application number is assigned number
10/311,833 and has a 35 U.S.C. 371(c) date of 19 September 2005.


		       37 CFR 1.47 Notice by Publication

   Notice is hereby given of the filing of an application with a petition
under 37 CFR 1.47 requesting acceptance of the application without the
signature of one of the joint inventors. The petition has been granted.
A notice has been sent to the last known address of the non-signing
inventor. The inventor whose signature is missing (Assimakis Tzamaloukas)
may join in the application by promptly filing an appropriate oath or
declaration complying with 37 CFR 1.63. The international application
number is PCT/US2006/002850 and was filed on 26 January 2006 in the name of
Farhad Mighani et al for the invention entitled "Hierarchical Mesh Network
for Wireless Access". The national stage application number is 11/815,078
and has a date of 15 February 2008 under 35 U.S.C. 371(c)(1), (c)(2), and
(c)(4).


		       37 CFR 1.47 Notice by Publication

   Notice is hereby given of the filing of an application with a petition
under 37 CFR 1.47 requesting acceptance of the application without the
signature of all inventors. The petition has been granted. A notice has been
sent to the last known address of the non-signing inventor. The inventor who
signature is missing (Mr. Brault) may join in the application by promptly
filing an appropriate oath or declaration complying with 37 CFR 1.63. The
international application number is PCT/FR05/00145 and was filed on 21
January 2005 in the names of Herve DEMAIS, Jocelyne BRENDLE, Herve LEDEIT,
Anca LAZA,  Lue LURTON and Dominique BRAULT for the invention entitled
Intercalated Clays. The national stage application number is 11/574,871 and
has a 35 U.S.C. 371(c)(1), (c)(2), and (c)(4) date of 11 February 2008.


		       37 CFR 1.47 Notice by Publication

   Notice is hereby given of the filing of an national stage application
with a petition under 37 CFR 1.47 requesting acceptance of the application
without the signature of all inventors. The petition has been granted.
A notice has been sent to the last known address of the non-signing
inventor. The inventor whose signature is missing (Hiroshi Kannan) may join
in the application by promptly filing an appropriate oath or declaration
complying with 37 CFR 1.497. The international application number is
PCT/JP04/02243 and was filed on 26 February 2004, in the names of Yasuhiro
Oshima, Yasuhiko Kojima, Takashi Shigeoka, Hiroshi Kannan, and Tadahiro
Ishizaka for the invention entitled METHOD OF FORMING THIN FILM, THIN FILM
FORMING APPARATUS, PROGRAM AND COMPUTER-READABLE INFORMATION RECORDING
MEDIUM. The national stage application number is 10/547,784 and has a 35
U.S.C. 371(c) date of 07 May 2007.
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Erratum
				    Erratum

   In the notice of 37 CFR 1.47 Notice by Publication appearing in
December 11, 2007, delete all reference to Application No. 10/547,748. No
decision under 37 CFR 1.47 was granted for this application.
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Registration to Practice
			  Registration to Practice

  The following list contains the names of persons applying for
registration to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark
Office. Final approval for registration is subject to establishing to the
satisfaction of the Director of the Office of Enrollment and Discipline
that the person seeking registration is of good moral character and repute.
37 CFR § 11.7. Accordingly, any information tending to affect the
eligibility of any of the following persons on moral, ethical, or other
grounds should be furnished to the Director of Enrollment and Discipline on
or before April 4, 2008 at the following address: Mail Stop OED, United
States Patent and Trademark Office, P.O. Box 1450, Alexandria, VA
22313-1450.

Agarwal, Sonal, Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C., 33 East Main Street,
Suite 300, Madison, WI 53703-3300

Bokhari, Raazia Wasiq, Phage Biotechnology Corporation, 23272 Dune Mear
Road, Lake Forest, CA 92630

Brennan, Joseph Francis Xavier, Perkins Coie LLP, 1201 Third Avenue,
Suite 4800, Seattle, WA 98101-3099

Chen, Alexander Yee, 10374 Wateridge Circle, Unit 333, San Diego, CA 92121

Chen, Michael Shan-Mo, Jackson & Co., LLP, 2410 Camino Ramon, Suite 225,
San Ramon, CA 94583-4328

Cheng, Jacqueline, United States Patent and Trademark Office, P.O. Box
1450, Alexandria, VA 22313-1450

Cohen, Jennifer Claire, Fletcher Yoder, 7915 FM 1960 West; Suite 330,
Houston, TX 77070

Cornwell, Gwendolyn Sara, Rockwell Collins, 400 Collins Road. NE,
MS 109-208, Cedar Rapids, IA 52498

Doerre, Jeremy Cooper, 2901 N. Davidson Street, Apartment 255, Charlotte,
NC 28205

Fink, Katherine Laasch, Banner & Witcoff, Ltd., 10 South Wacker Drive,
Suite 3000, Chicago, IL 60606

Garza, Catherine Jean, 292 Sedro Trail, Georgetown, TX 78633

Hilton, Ronald Nathan, 2121 Kayland Way, Holladay, UT 84117

Jones, Joseph Gerald, 150 Huntington Avenue, #SB9, Boston, MA 02115

Kline, Adam Daniel, 620 Christian Street 1C, Philadelphia, PA 19147

Krajnik, Kelly Lynn, Mayo Clinic, Centerplace 4, 200 First Street, SW,
Rochester, MN 55905

Kuhn, Jordan Michael, Patent Hawk LLC, 21 Clark Street #1, Brattleboro,
VT 05301

Lewin, Allana Orly, United States Patent and Trademark Office, 401 Dulany
Street, Randolph Bldg., 5D70, Alexandria, VA 22314

Lightner, Christopher Patrick, 5706 Catskill Court, Durham, NC 27713

Malone, Steven Junior, United States Patent and Trademark Office, 550
Elizabeth Lane, Alexandria, VA 22313

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Moussa, Dima Naim, Banner & Witcoff, LTD, 10 South Wacker Drive, Suite
3000, Chicago, IL 60606

Nissenbaum, Yitzy, 1038 56th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219

Owens, Shaun Ayumi, 4201 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Apartment 2085W,
Washington, DC 20016

Rozner, Thomas David, Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP, One Battery Park Plaza,
New York, NY 10016

Shah, Varun Ashok, Osha Liang; LLP, 3945 Freedom Circle, Suite 300, Santa
Clara, CA 95054

Smith, Andrew Reid, Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP, 233 South Wacker Drive,
6300 Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60606

Wolpert, Scott Eric, Holgic Inc., 250 Campus Drive, Marlborough, MA 01752

Woo, Justin Nein-Chung, 51 West 15th Street; Apartment H1, Chicago,
IL 60605

February 19, 2008					   HARRY I. MOATZ
				      Director of Enrollment & Discipline
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Signatures No Longer Provided on Outgoing Correspondence from the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences
		       Signatures No Longer Provided on
		       Outgoing Correspondence from the
		   Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences

   In response to recent inquiries from the public, the following is
provided as clarification and update of the Board's signature policy.

   Beginning in early 2002, the Trial Division of the Board phased out
signatures on outgoing correspondence in interference proceedings. This
practice aided in increasing the efficiency of electronically processed
documents and the timeliness of documents of electronically transmitted
by the Trial Division. In December 2006, the Appeals Division of the
Board implemented electronic processing of ex parte appeal opinions and
concomitantly stopped providing signatures on opinions. Electronically
processed opinions allow the Board to utilize the USPTO's e-Office Action
pilot program for electronic notification of Board opinions to Private
PAIR users. Based on the efficiency gains experienced by both the Trial
and Appeal Divisions of the Board by not signing outgoing correspondence,
the Board will no longer sign any outgoing correspondence. This includes
decisions on petitions and non-final orders signed by Board personnel
other than Administration Patent Judges. Outgoing correspondence will,
however, continue to clearly specify the name(s) and title(s) of the
documents author(s).

   Unlike patents, which require the Director's signature, see 35 U.S.C.
§ 153, Board documents are not subject to a signature requirement.

   Comments regarding this notice may be directed to Kimberly Jordan,
Chief Trial Administrator, Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences, at
kimberly.jordan@uspto.gov.

							 MICHAEL R. FLEMING
					  Chief Administrative Patent Judge
				  Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences
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Revision to the Time for Filing of a Biological Deposit and the Date of Availability of a Biological Deposit
			    DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
			  Patent and Trademark Office
				 37 CFR Part 1
			 [Docket No.: PTO-P-2005-0027]
				 RIN 0651-AB99

			   Revision to the Time for
		    Filing of a Biological Deposit and the
		 Date of Availability of a Biological Deposit

AGENCY: United States Patent and Trademark Office, Commerce.

ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking.

SUMMARY: This notice proposes changes to the rules of practice to
require that any deposit of biological material be made before
publication of a patent application, and that all restrictions on
access to the deposited material imposed by the depositor be removed
upon publication. The proposed changes will provide that the public has
access to biological materials referenced in the disclosure of a patent
application to the same extent that access to the remainder of the
disclosure is available. The public policy basis for allowing access to
a referenced item is the same whether the item is another patent
application or a deposited biological material.

DATES: To be ensured of consideration, written comments must be
received on or before April 21, 2008. No public hearing will be held.

ADDRESSES: Comments should be sent by e-mail addressed to
AB99.Comments@uspto.gov. Comments may also be submitted by mail
addressed to: Mail Stop Comments - Patents, Commissioner for Patents,
P.O. Box 1450, Alexandria, VA, 22313-1450, or by facsimile to (571)
273-7754, marked to the attention of Kathleen Kahler Fonda. Although
comments may be submitted by mail or facsimile, the Office prefers to
receive comments via the Internet. If comments are submitted by mail,
the Office prefers that the comments be submitted on a DOS formatted
3 1/2 inch disk accompanied by a paper copy.

   Comments may also be sent by e-mail via the Federal eRulemaking
Portal. See the Federal eRulemaking Portal Web site (http://frwebgate.
access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/leaving.cgi?from=leavingFR.html&log=linklog&to=
http://www.regulations.gov) for additional instructions on providing
comments via the Federal eRulemaking Portal.

   The comments will be available for public inspection at the Office
of the Commissioner for Patents, located in Madison East, Tenth Floor,
600 Dulany Street, Alexandria, Virginia, and will be available via the
Office Internet Web site (address: http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-
bin/leaving.cgi?from=leavingFR.html&log=linklog&to=http://www.uspto.gov).
Because comments will be made available for public inspection, information
that is not desired to be made public, such as an address or phone number,
should not be included in the comments.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Kathleen Kahler Fonda, Legal Advisor,
Office of the Deputy Commissioner for Patent Examination Policy, by
telephone at (571) 272-7754; by mail addressed to: Mail Stop Comments -
Patents, Commissioner for Patents, P.O. Box 1450, Alexandria, VA,
22313-1450; or by facsimile to (571) 273-7754, marked to the attention
of Kathleen Kahler Fonda.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Under 35 U.S.C. 112, first paragraph, the
disclosure of a patent application must contain a written description
that enables a person skilled in the art to make and use the claimed
invention. The Supreme Court has consistently recognized that, in
exchange for the rights associated with a patent grant, an inventor
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must disclose his invention in such a manner that would allow the
public to make and use it without undue experimentation. See Universal
Oil Prods. Co. v. Globe Oil & Refining Co., 322 U.S. 471, 484, 61 USPQ
382, 388 (1944) ("But the quid pro quo is disclosure of a process or
device in sufficient detail to enable one skilled in the art to
practice the invention once the period of the monopoly has
expired * * *."); Brenner v. Manson, 383 U.S. 519, 534, 148 USPQ 689, 695
(1966) ("The basic quid pro quo contemplated by the Constitution and the
Congress for granting a patent monopoly is the benefit derived by the
public from an invention with substantial utility."); J.E.M. AG Supply,
Inc. v. Pioneer Hi-Bred Int'l, Inc., 534 U.S. 124, 142, 60 USPQ2d 1865,
1873 (2001) ("The disclosure required by the Patent Act is `the quid pro
quo of the right to exclude.'" (quoting Kewanee Oil Co. v. Bicron Corp.,
416 U.S. 470, 484, 181 USPQ 673, 679 (1974))).

   The American Inventors Protection Act of 1999 (AIPA) (Title IV of
the Intellectual Property and Communications Omnibus Reform Act of 1999
(S. 1948) as introduced in the 106th Congress on November 17, 1999) was
incorporated and enacted into law on November 29, 1999, by 1000(a)(9),
Division B, of Public Law 106-113, 113 Stat. 1501 (1999). The AIPA
provided for publication of patent applications eighteen months after
the earliest date for which priority benefit was sought (amending title
35 of the United States Code to add paragraph (b) to section 122). In
exchange for this pre-issue public disclosure, the AIPA also provided a
provisional right under 35 U.S.C. 154(d) to obtain a reasonable royalty
if the invention as claimed in the published patent application is
substantially identical to the invention claimed in any patent that might
issue therefrom, and certain other conditions are met.

   In amending 35 U.S.C. 122, Congress made it clear that only those
patent application publications which provide an enabling disclosure of
the claimed invention would be entitled to provisional rights under 35
U.S.C. 154(d). Although the AIPA allowed for certain applications to be
published in redacted form, any redacted application was nevertheless
required to contain a disclosure that would allow a person skilled in
the art to make and use the subject matter of the claim. "The provisions
of section 154(d) shall not apply to a claim if the description of the
invention published in the redacted application filed under this clause
with respect to the claim does not enable a person skilled in the art to
make and use the subject matter of the claim." 35 U.S.C. 122(b)(2)(B)(v).
By allowing for provisional rights only where the patent publication
contains an enabling disclosure, Congress again reinforced the notion
that exchange for the rights associated with a patent grant an inventor
must disclose his invention in such a manner that would allow the public to
make and use it without undue experimentation.

   When an invention involves biological material, sometimes words and
drawings alone cannot sufficiently describe how to make and use it. As
a supplement to the printed written description of an invention, courts
have sanctioned a procedure in which biological material may be
deposited with an appropriate holding facility under conditions which
ensure that the sample is properly maintained, and made available to
others when appropriate.

   For biological inventions, for which providing a description in
written form is not practicable, one may nevertheless comply with
the written description requirement by publicly depositing the
biological material * * *. Such description is the quid pro quo of
the patent system; the public must receive meaningful disclosure in
exchange for being excluded from practicing the invention for a
limited period of time.

   Enzo Biochem, Inc. v. Gen-Probe, Inc., 323 F.3d 956, 970, 63 USPQ2d
1609, 1617 (Fed. Cir. 2002). Internationally, the deposit of biological
materials is governed by the Budapest Treaty.

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   The proposed rule change brings the Office practice regarding
biological deposits in line with the publication of patent applications
under AIPA. Courts have consistently recognized that an applicant must
have provided the Office with an enabling disclosure no later than the
time an invention is disclosed to the public. Prior to publication of
patent applications under the AIPA, disclosure occurred simultaneously
with patent issuance. Thus, earlier court decisions held that deposits
needed to be perfected at the time the patent became public, i.e., at
the issue date. For example, in In re Hawkins the court stated that
"the function of section 112 in ensuring complete public disclosure is
only violated if the disclosure is not complete at the time it is made
public, i.e., at the issue date." In re Hawkins, 486 F.2d 569, 574,
179 USPQ 157, 161 (CCPA 1973). In In re Argoudelis, the court
specifically referred to the regulation concerning conditions for
making a patent application public, 37 CFR 1.14, when it stated, "The
cultures are to be made available to the public upon issuance of a
United States patent which refers to such deposit and prior to issuance
of said patent under the conditions specified in Rule 14." In re
Argoudelis, 434 F.2d 1390, 1393, 168 USPQ 99, 102 (CCPA 1970).

   In the era since Hawkins and Argoudelis were decided, Congress
changed the law to require that most patent applications be published
eighteen months after filing, and to grant provisional rights under
certain conditions. Publication of patent applications under the AIPA
means that the patent issue date is no longer "the time [the patent
disclosure] is made public," or the time when "the conditions of Rule
14 are met." At least one commentator has stated that a result of the
changes brought about by the AIPA is that there is now a requirement
for release of a biological deposit at publication. See Michelle
Henderson, "International Harmonization Brought about by the American
Inventors Protection Act Compels Early Release of the Biological
Deposit," 42 IDEA: The Journal of Law and Technology 361 (2002).

   In a more recent case involving enablement supported by a
biological deposit, the Federal Circuit held that "the availability of
a sample to the public after the patent has issued will meet the
enablement requirement." In re Lundak, 773 F.2d 1216, 1223, 227 USPQ
90, 95 (Fed. Cir. 1985). Although on its face Lundak might seem to
support delaying public access to a deposit until issue, Lundak was
decided before provisional rights under the AIPA were instituted. Like
the decisions in Argoudelis and Hawkins, the rule established in Lundak
is superseded by the AIPA.

   The Office did not implement a rule change requiring unrestricted
access to biological deposits referenced in published patent
applications at the time the patent application publication rules were
put in place because a report to Congress required by the AIPA was
still pending at that time. Section 4805 of the AIPA required that the
Comptroller General (in consultation with the Office) conduct a study
and submit a report to Congress on the potential risks to the
biotechnology industry in the United States relating to release of
biological material deposited in support of biotechnology patents, and
that the Office consider the recommendations of such study in drafting
regulations affecting deposits of biological material (including any
modification of § 1.801 et seq.). The study required by Section
4805 of the AIPA was completed in October of 2000. See Deposits of
Biological Materials in Support of Certain Patent Applications, GAO-01-
49 (Oct. 2000). This report may be obtained: (1) By mail addressed to
the Government Accountability Office, 441 G Street, NW., Washington, DC
20548; (2) by telephone at (202) 512-6000, facsimile at (202) 512-6061,
or TDD (202) 512-2537; or (3) via the Government Accountability
Office's Internet Web site at http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-
bin/leaving.cgi?from=leavingFR.html&log=linklog&to=http://www.gao.gov.

   The Office had previously proposed changes to § 1.809 in order
to reduce delays after allowance of a patent application. See Changes
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to Implement the Patent Business Goals, 64 FR 53771 (Oct. 4, 1999),
1228 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 15 (Nov. 2, 1999) (proposed rule). The GAO
study did not contain any recommendations related to the Office's
proposal to amend § 1.809 to revise the time period within which a
deposit of biological material (if needed) must be made after allowance
of an application. Accordingly, the Office has already amended § 1.809
to provide that the period of time within which the deposit must
be made in order to avoid abandonment is not extendable under § 1.136(a)
or (b) if set forth in a "Notice of Allowability" or in an
Office action having a mail date on or after the mail date of a
"Notice of Allowability." See Changes to the Time Period for Making
any Necessary Deposit of Biological Material, 66 FR 21090 (April 27,
2001), 1246 Off. Gaz. Patent Office 42 (May 22, 2001) (final rule).

   As to release of the deposit before issuance of the application,
the GAO study noted the concern of the biotechnology industry that the
public could obtain the deposit and reproduce the invention with minimal
effort and expense, but "found no documented cases of a person or an
organization having ever obtained a sample of a biological deposit and
then using it to infringe on the patent." GAO-01-49 at 4. Nevertheless,
the report concluded that "the statute does not require an associated
release of a biological deposit concurrent with 18-month publication
because even though the application may refer to the biological deposit,
the deposit itself is not part of the application." GAO-01-49 at 5.
Although no reference is provided, the report appears to be relying for
support of this assertion on the CCPA's statement in In re Argoudelis that
"[t]he deposits are not a part of the patent application * * *." 434 F.2d
1390, 1394, 168 USPQ 99, 103 (CCPA 1970). The focus in Argoudelis,
however, appears to have been on an Office position that the Office did
not control the deposited material for the purpose of ensuring
continued enablement, and in no way implied that the application
complied with 35 U.S.C. 112 without the deposit. This passage places
the quote in context:

   The only rational ground for concern on the part of the Patent
Office appears to be for the permanent availability of the deposited
microorganism. The deposits are not a part of the patent application, and
the Patent Office exercises no control over them. This concern may be
justified in some situations.

   Id. at 1393-94, 168 USPQ at 103. Moreover, the Argoudelis court
recognized that the deposit would be withheld from the public in
accordance with the United States Patent Office Rules of Practice, Rule
14. Id. at 1391, 168 USPQ at 101 (quoting cover letter from the
appellant to the depository accompanying the deposit). As a result,
although the deposit was not physically within the application file,
the Office's rules related to access to application files still
governed access to the deposit. Thus, while the GAO's statement is true
insofar as the deposit is not physically part of the application, a
deposit is part of the application in the sense that an applicant's
disclosure may be non-enabling or not adequately described without it.

   The proposed requirement for unrestricted access to a deposited
biological material upon publication of a patent application that makes
reference to it will ensure that the public has the same level of
access to the disclosure of an invention involving biological materials
as it does to the disclosure of any other category of invention. With
few limited exceptions, the patent statutes do not distinguish among
different fields of endeavor. Significantly, section 122 of Title 35
does not authorize the Office to refrain from making some portion of an
applicant's disclosure public simply because it is in the form of a
deposit of biological material. Parity of treatment regardless of the
type of invention involved has been espoused by the Federal Circuit,
which stated recently that this court accords the same treatment to all
forms of invention. Eolas Techs Inc. v. Microsoft Corp., 399 F.3d 1325,
1339, 73 USPQ2d 1782, 1794 (Fed. Cir. 2005) (citing TRIPs Agreement,
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Part II, Section 5 (1994) ("[P]atents shall be available and patent
rights enjoyable without discrimination as to the place of invention [ ]
[and] the field of technology * * *.")). By providing for unrestricted
access to deposited material upon publication, the Office will ensure that
uniform standards for public release of a patent disclosure apply
regardless of the field of the invention.

   In order to ensure that the public receives a meaningful disclosure
of an invention in a patent application publication, provisional rights
may accrue to the patentee only if the claims in the patent are
substantially identical to those in the published application. See 35
U.S.C. 154(d). The specification of a patent application must also
comply with 35 U.S.C. 112. See 35 U.S.C. 111(b)(1)(A). If a deposit of
biological material to comply with 35 U.S.C. 112 is necessary to
preserve the availability of provisional rights under 35 U.S.C. 154(d),
the disclosure of the invention must contain a specific reference to a
depository accession number of the biological material, or be amended
to contain such a reference in sufficient time to allow for the
accession number to be included in the patent application publication.
A reference to an accession number which appears in papers related to a
patent application but not in the disclosure itself is not sufficient.
Although application-related papers are generally made available to the
public upon publication of the application, see § 1.14(a)(1)(ii)
and (iii), such papers are not part of the disclosure of the patent or
patent application publication itself. As a result, if the patent
application itself is not originally filed with a reference to the
accession number, a substitute specification in compliance with §
1.125(b) should be filed at least four months before the projected
publication date of the patent application publication in order to
ensure that the reference to the deposit is included in the patent
application publication.

   The Office serves as a guardian of the public interest when it
examines patent applications and issues those which meet statutory
requirements, including the requirement of an adequate disclosure. See
In re Russell, 439 F.2d 1228, 1230, 169 USPQ 426, 428 (CCPA 1971)
("[T]here is a public interest in granting valid patents * * * .").
By instituting the proposed rule changes, the Office will ensure that
patent application publication documents requiring a deposit of
biological material to comply with the disclosure requirements of 35
U.S.C. 112, first paragraph, will be fully available as prior art as of
the date of publication. If a patent application publication does not
comply with the disclosure requirements of 35 U.S.C. 112, first
paragraph, as of its publication date, the patent application
publication cannot serve as anticipatory prior art under 35 U.S.C.
102(a) and (b), and possibly (e). See Elan Pharms., Inc. v. Mayo Found.
for Med. Educ. & Research, 346 F.3d 1051, 1054, 68 USPQ2d 1373, 1375
(Fed. Cir. 2003) ("To serve as an anticipating reference, the
reference must enable that which it is asserted to anticipate.")
(quoting Amgen, Inc. v. Hoechst Marion Roussel, Inc., 314 F.3d 1313,
1354, 65 USPQ2d 1385, 1416 (Fed. Cir. 2003) ("A claimed invention
cannot be anticipated by a prior art reference if the allegedly
anticipatory disclosures cited as prior art are not enabled.");
Bristol-Myers Squibb v. Ben Venue Labs., Inc., 246 F.3d 1368, 1374, 58
USPQ2d 1508, 1512 (Fed. Cir. 2001) ("To anticipate, the reference must
also enable one of skill in the art to make and use the claimed
invention."); PPG Indus., Inc. v. Guardian Indus. Corp., 75 F.3d 1558,
1566, 37 USPQ2d 1618, 1624 (Fed. Cir. 1996) ("To anticipate a claim, a
reference must disclose every element of the challenged claim and
enable one skilled in the art to make the anticipating subject matter.").

   Absent a requirement for deposit prior to publication coupled with
release of the deposited material upon publication, an otherwise
anticipatory patent application publication could fail to qualify as
prior art. It is not in the public interest to allow arbitrariness in
the date of deposit to disqualify a patent application publication as
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prior art, when the publication otherwise fully discloses an invention.
The proposed rule changes take steps to ensure that patent application
publications will be available as prior art as of their publication
date, and can therefore be used to prevent issuance of patents which do
not represent a contribution to public knowledge. See Constant v. Advanced
Micro-Devices, Inc., 848 F.2d 1560, 1564, 7 USPQ2d 1057, 1059 (Fed. Cir.
1988) ("Public policy requires that only inventions which fully meet the
statutory standards are entitled to patents.").

   A requirement for deposit of the biologic material prior to
publication would be a significant step toward harmonizing United
States practice with that of the European Patent Office (EPO). The
proposed rules require that a deposit necessary for compliance with 35
U.S.C. 112 be made before technical preparations for publication of the
application as a patent application publication have begun, whereas in
Europe any deposit necessary for compliance with the disclosure
requirement of Article 83 of the European Patent Convention (EPC) must
have been made at or before filing. EPC Rule 28(1)(a). Thus the timing
requirements for deposits are not identical, and even under the
proposed rules it would remain the case that an EP application risks
losing benefit of a United States priority application unless the
deposit had been made at or before filing in the United States.
However, under the proposed changes to § 1.809(e), as well as under
EPC Rule 28(2)(a), an amendment to a patent application to make
reference to a deposit must be made in sufficient time so that the
reference will be included in the patent application publication. Thus
members of the interested public, for both U.S. applications and those
filed in the EPO, will be informed of the existence of the deposited
material and be able to request its release upon publication at
eighteen months.

Discussion of Specific Rules

   Title 37 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 1, is proposed to
be amended as follows:

   Section 1.77: Section 1.77 is proposed to be amended by revising
paragraph (b)(1) to delete ", which may be accompanied by an
introductory portion stating the name, citizenship, and residence of
the applicant (unless included in the application data sheet)," by
redesignating paragraphs (b)(6) through (b)(12) as paragraphs (b)(7)
through (b)(13), adding a new paragraph (b)(6), and revising paragraph
(c). Having the name, citizenship and residence of each applicant on
the title page suggests that such information should be changed if the
information changes, and to avoid any need for an amendment, this
information should not be included on the title page. New paragraph
(b)(6) would provide a section heading for a reference to a deposit of
biological material. Paragraph (c) is proposed to be revised to refer
to paragraph (b) in general rather than each of the numbered paragraphs
of (b) so that if paragraph (b) is amended in the future, no amendments
would be required to paragraph (c).

   Section 1.163: Section 1.163 is amended by revising paragraph
(c)(1) to delete ", which may include an introductory portion stating
the name, citizenship, and residence of the applicant," redesignating
paragraphs (c)(6) through (c)(11) as paragraphs (c)(7) through (c)(12),
and adding a new paragraph (c)(6) to provide a section heading for a
reference to a deposit of biological material.

   Section 1.804: Section 1.804 is proposed to be amended to provide
that if a biological material is necessary to preserve the availability
of provisional rights under 35 U.S.C. 154(d), the deposit of the
biological material must be made prior to filing an application or
during the pendency of an application, provided that the deposit is
made before technical preparations for publication of the application
as a patent application publication have begun (see § 1.215(a)).
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   Section 1.808: Section 1.808(a)(1) is proposed to be amended to
change "122" to "122(a)" and to make grammatical corrections.
Section 1.808(a)(2) is proposed to be amended to provide that all
restrictions imposed by the depositor will be irrevocably removed upon
the earlier of publication of the application under § 1.211 and 35
U.S.C. 122(b) or grant of the patent, and to indicate that the rule
applies regardless of whether the deposit was made to satisfy a
statutory provision.

   Section 1.808(b) is amended to add "before the patent is granted
or" before "term of the patent."

   Section 1.808(c) is amended to provide that the Office will, on
request, certify that an application referring to the deposit has been
filed, that the subject matter of that application involves the
deposited biological material or the use thereof, that the application
has been published or patented or is otherwise open to public
inspection, and that the requesting party has a right to a sample of
the biological material. This is the certification called for in Rule
11.3 of the Regulations Under the Budapest Treaty on the International
Recognition of the Deposit of Microorganisms for the Purposes of Patent
Procedure. A form, BP/12, is provided on the World Intellectual
Property Organization's Internet Web site
(http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/leaving.cgi?from=leavingFR.html&
log=linklog&to=http://www.wipo.int) for this purpose.

   Section 1.808(c)(3) is also proposed to be revised to require the
application number referring to the deposit, as well as either the
patent application publication number and publication date, or the
patent number and issue date of the patent, instead of only the patent
number and issue date.

   Section 1.809: Section 1.809(a) is proposed to be amended to
clarify that the examiner's rejection may be under any appropriate
statutory provision.

   Section 1.809(b)(1) is proposed to be amended to delete "either"
and ", or assuring the Office in writing that an acceptable deposit
will be made." Section 1.809(b)(2) is proposed to be amended to delete
the text after "nonresponsive" and to insert in place thereof "A
request to hold the making of the deposit in abeyance will not be
considered a bona fide attempt to advance the application to final
action (§ 1.135(c))."

   Section 1.809(c) is proposed to be amended to delete "and the
Office has received a written assurance that an acceptable deposit will
be made."

   Section 1.809(e) is proposed to be amended to delete "before or
with the payment of the issue fee (see § 1.312)" and to insert
"(1) within a period of sixteen months after the date of filing of the
application or, if the benefit of an earlier filing date is sought
under 35 U.S.C. 119(e), 120, 121, or 365(c), within the later of four
months of the actual filing date of the later-filed application and
sixteen months from the filing date of the prior-filed application; and
(2) before or with any request for early publication (§ 1.219)."
Of course, § 1.312 continues to apply, and the amendment cannot be
filed after payment of the issue fee. By providing that the amendment
should be filed at a set time related to publication of the
application, the application should be published with the required
deposit information.

Rulemaking Considerations

   Administrative Procedure Act: This notice does not propose to add
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any new fees or new requirements to the rules of practice. Rather, this
notice proposes to change the time period for compliance with existing
requirements of the rules of practice in 37 CFR 1.801 et seq.
Therefore, the changes proposed in this notice involve only rules of
agency practice and procedure under 5 U.S.C. 553(b)(B). See Bachow
Communications Inc. v. FCC, 237 F.3d 683, 690 (DC Cir. 2001) (rules
governing an application process are "rules of agency organization,
procedure, or practice" and are exempt from the Administrative
Procedure Act's notice and comment requirement) and JEM Broadcasting
Co. v. FCC, 22 F.3d 320, 327 (DC Cir. 1994)(rule under which any flawed
application is summarily dismissed without allowing the applicant to correct
its error is merely procedural despite its sometimes harsh effects on
applicants); see also Fressola v. Manbeck, 36 USPQ2d 1211, 1215 (D.D.C.
1995) ("it is extremely doubtful whether any of the rules formulated to
govern patent or trademark practice are other than `interpretive rules,
general statements of policy, * * * procedure, or practice.'") (quoting
C.W. Ooms, The United States Patent Office and the Administrative Procedure
Act, 38 Trademark Rep. 149, 153 (1948)). Accordingly, prior notice and
opportunity for public comment are not required pursuant to 5 U.S.C.
553(b) or (c) or any other law. Nevertheless, the Office is seeking
public comment on proposed changes to these rules of practice to obtain
the benefit of such input.

   Regulatory Flexibility Act: As prior notice and an opportunity for
public comment are not required pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 553 (or any other
law), neither an initial regulatory flexibility analysis nor a
certification under the Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601 et
seq.) are required. See 5 U.S.C. 603. Nevertheless, for the reasons set
forth herein, the Deputy General Counsel for General Law of the United
States Patent and Trademark Office has certified to the Chief Counsel
for Advocacy of the Small Business Administration that the changes
proposed in this notice will not have a significant economic impact on
a substantial number of small entities. See 5 U.S.C. 605(b).

   The principal impacts of the changes proposed in this notice are
changes to the rules of practice to: (1) Require that any deposit of
biological material be made before publication of a patent application;
and (2) provide that all restrictions on access to the deposited
material imposed by the depositor be removed upon publication. The
Office estimates that there are approximately 1,000 patent applications
filed each year (both small entity and other than small entity) that
are supplemented (either on filing or later) by a deposit of biological
material. This notice does not propose any new fees or new requirements
for such applications, but is simply proposing to change the time
period for compliance with existing requirements of the rules of
practice to ensure that the public has access to biological materials
referenced in the disclosure of a patent application to the same extent
that access to the remainder of the disclosure is available. Therefore,
the changes proposed in this notice will not have a significant
economic impact on a substantial number of small entities.

   Executive Order 13132: This rule making does not contain policies
with federalism implications sufficient to warrant preparation of a
Federalism Assessment under Executive Order 13132 (Aug. 4, 1999).

   Executive Order 12866: This rule making has been determined to be
significant for purposes of Executive Order 12866 (Sept. 30, 1993).

   Paperwork Reduction Act: This notice involves information
collection requirements which are subject to review by the Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995
(44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq.). The collections of information involved in
this notice have been reviewed and previously approved by OMB under OMB
control numbers 0651-0022 and 0651-0032. The United States Patent and
Trademark Office is not resubmitting any information collection package
to OMB for its review and approval because the changes in this notice
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do not affect the information collection requirements associated with
the information collection under these OMB control numbers. The
principal impacts of the changes proposed in this notice are changes to
the rules of practice to: (1) Require that any deposit of biological
material be made before publication of a patent application; and (2)
provide that all restrictions on access to the deposited material
imposed by the depositor be removed upon publication.

   Interested persons are requested to send comments regarding these
information collections, including suggestions for reducing this
burden, to Robert A. Clarke, Director, Office of Patent Legal
Administration, Commissioner for Patents, P.O. Box 1450, Alexandria, VA
22313-1450, or to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Office of Management and Budget, New Executive Office Building, Room
10235, 725 17th Street, NW., Washington, DC 20503, Attention: Desk
Officer for the Patent and Trademark Office.

   Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no person is required
to respond to nor shall a person be subject to a penalty for failure to
comply with a collection of information subject to the requirements of
the Paperwork Reduction Act unless that collection of information
displays a currently valid OMB control number.

List of Subjects in 37 CFR Part 1

   Administrative practice and procedure, Inventions and patents, Lawyers.

   For the reasons set forth in the preamble, 37 CFR part 1 is
proposed to be amended as follows:

PART 1 - RULES OF PRACTICE IN PATENT CASES

   1. The authority citation for 37 CFR part 1 continues to read as
follows:

   Authority: 35 U.S.C. 2(b)(2).

   2. Section 1.77 is amended by redesignating paragraphs (b)(6)
through (b)(12) as paragraphs (b)(7) through (b)(13), adding a new
paragraph (b)(6), and revising paragraphs (b)(1) and (c) to read as
follows:

§ 1.77  Arrangement of application elements.

* * * * *
   (b) * * *
   (1) Title of the invention.

* * * * *
   (6) Reference to a deposit of biological material.

* * * * *
   (c) The text of the specification sections defined in paragraph (b)
of this section, if applicable, should be preceded by a section heading
in uppercase and without underlining or bold type.

   3. Section 1.163 is amended by redesignating paragraphs (c)(6)
through (c)(11) as paragraphs (c)(7) through (c)(12), revising
paragraph (c)(1), and adding a new paragraph (c)(6) to read as follows:

§ 1.163  Specification and arrangement of application elements in a
plant application.

* * * * *
   (c) * * *
   (1) Title of the invention.
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* * * * *
   (6) Deposit of biological material.

* * * * *

   4. Section 1.804 is amended by revising paragraph (a) to read as
follows:

§ 1.804  Time of making an original deposit in order to preserve
availability of provisional rights under 35 U.S.C. 154(d).

   (a) If deposit of a biological material is necessary to preserve
the availability of provisional rights under 35 U.S.C. 154(d), an
original deposit of the biological material must be made either before
the application is filed or during pendency of the application provided
that the deposit is made before technical preparations for publication
of the application as a patent application publication have begun (see
§ 1.215(a)).

* * * * *

   5. Section 1.808 is revised to read as follows:

§ 1.808  Furnishing of samples.

   (a) A deposit must be made under conditions that assure that:
   (1) Access to a deposit will be available during pendency of a
patent application making reference to the deposit to one determined by
the Director to be entitled thereto under § 1.14 and 35 U.S.C. 122(a), and
   (2) Subject to paragraph (b) of this section, all restrictions
imposed by the depositor on the availability to the public of the
deposited material will be irrevocably removed upon the earlier of
publication of the application under § 1.211 and 35 U.S.C. 122(b)
or grant of the patent, and any deposit referenced in a patent
application publication or patent will be available to the public upon
publication or patenting, regardless of whether the deposit was
necessary for compliance with any statutory provision.
   (b) The depositor may contract with the depository to require that
samples of a deposited biological material shall be furnished only if a
request for a sample, before the patent is granted or during the term
of the patent:
   (1) Is in writing or other tangible form and dated;
   (2) Contains the name and address of the requesting party and the
accession number of the deposit; and
   (3) Is communicated in writing by the depository to the depositor
along with the date on which the sample was furnished and the name and
address of the party to whom the sample was furnished.
   (c) Upon request made to the Office, the Office will certify that
an application referring to the deposit has been filed and that the
subject matter of that application involves the deposited biological
material or the use thereof, that the application has been published or
patented or is otherwise open to public inspection, and the certified
party has a right to a sample of the biological material, provided the
request contains:
   (1) The name and address of the depository;
   (2) The accession number given to the deposit;
   (3) The application number referring to the deposit and any patent
application publication number and publication date, or patent number
and issue date of the patent; and
   (4) The name and address of the requesting party.

   6. Section 1.809 is amended by revising paragraphs (a), (b), (c),
and (e) to read as follows:

§ 1.809  Examination procedures.
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   (a) The examiner shall determine pursuant to § 1.104 in each
application for patent, application for reissue patent or reexamination
proceeding if a deposit is needed, and if needed, if a deposit actually
made is acceptable for patent purposes. If a deposit is needed and has
not been made or replaced or supplemented in accordance with these
regulations, the examiner, where appropriate, shall reject the affected
claims under the appropriate statutory provision, explaining why a
deposit is needed and/or why a deposit actually made cannot be
accepted.
   (b) The applicant for patent or patent owner shall reply to a
rejection under paragraph (a) of this section by:
   (1) In the case of an applicant for patent, making an acceptable
original, replacement, or supplemental deposit; or, in the case of a
patent owner, requesting a certificate of correction of the patent
which meets the terms of paragraphs (b) and (c) of § 1.805, or
   (2) Arguing why a deposit is not needed under the circumstances of
the application or patent considered and/or why a deposit actually made
should be accepted. Other replies to the examiner's action shall be
considered nonresponsive. A request to hold the making of the deposit
in abeyance will not be considered a bona fide attempt to advance the
application to final action (§ 1.135(c)).
   (c) If an application for patent is otherwise in condition for
allowance except for a needed deposit, applicant will be notified and
given a period of time within which the deposit must be made in order
to avoid abandonment. This time period is not extendable under §
1.136(a) or (b) if set forth in a "Notice of Allowability" or in an
Office action having a mail date on or after the mail date of a
"Notice of Allowability" (see § 1.136(c)).

* * * * *
   (e) An amendment required by paragraphs (d)(1), (d)(2) or (d)(4) of
this section for a biological deposit that is necessary to preserve
provisional rights under 35 U.S.C. 154(d) must be filed:
   (1) Within a period of sixteen months after the date of filing of
the application or, if the benefit of an earlier filing date is sought
under 35 U.S.C. 119(e), 120, 121, or 365(c), within the later of four
months of the actual filing date of the later-filed application and
sixteen months from the filing date of the of the prior-filed
application; and
   (2) Before or with any request for early publication (§ 1.219).

February 13, 2008					       JON W. DUDAS
					    Under Secretary of Commerce for
				  Intellectual Property and Director of the
				  United States Patent and Trademark Office
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Adverse Decisions in Interference
		       Adverse Decisions in Interference

   In the designated interferences involving the following patents, final
decisions have been rendered that the respective patentees are not entitled
to patents containing the claims listed.

   Patent No. 6,766,949, Steven N. Terranova, John S. McSpadden, CASH BACK
DURING DISPENSER TRANSACTION, Interference No. 105,397, final judgment
adverse to the patentees rendered August 23, 2007, as to claims 1-24.

   Patent No. 6,789,733, Steven N. Terranova, John S. McSpadden, REMOTE
BANKING DURING FUELING, Interference No. 105,397, final judgment adverse to
the patentees rendered August 23, 2007, as to claims 1-2, 4, 7, 15-17, and
26-29.

   Patent No. 6,685,089, Steven N. Terranova, John S. McSpadden, REMOTE
BANKING DURING FUELING, Interference No. 105,397, final judgment adverse
to the patentees rendered August 23, 2007, as to claims 1-2, 4, 6, 12-14,
23-26, and 28-33.

   Patent No. 6,673,326, Joseph A. Rossin, William B. Feaver, CATALYTIC
PROCESSES FOR THE REDUCTION OF PERFLUORINATED COMPOUNDS AND
HYDROFLUOROCARBONS, Interference No. 105,402, final judgment adverse to the
patentees rendered January 29, 2007, as to claims 1-3 and 6-26.
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Disclaimers
				  Disclaimers

   D501,289 - Kyu Nam Lee, Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, CA (US). SHORT
SLEEVE SHIRT. Patent dated February 1, 2005. Disclaimer filed Dec. 20, 2005,
by the Assignee, Kyu Nam Lee.

   Hereby disclaims all of the claims for the entire term of said patent.


   7,189,514 - Tasneem S. Rangwala, Chesterfield, MO (US); Minwei Ye,
Framingham, MA (US). COTTON EVENT PV-GHGT07(1445) AND COMPOSITIONS AND
METHODS FOR DETECTION THEREOF. Patent dated Mar. 13, 2007. Disclaimer filed
Sept. 19, 2007, by the Assignee, Monsanto Technology LLC.

   Hereby disclaims claims 2-6 of said patent.


   7,177,733 - Matthew A. Katzer, Benfield Dr., Portland, OR (US). MODEL
TRAIN CONTROL SYSTEM. Patent dated February 13, 2007. Disclaimer filed
Feb. 04 2008, by the Inventor.

   Hereby disclaims claims 1-47 of said patent.


   4,943,639 - Jean Gobert, Brussels; Jean-Pierre Geerts, Leglise; Guy
Bodson, Bellefontaine, all of Belgium.(S)-ALPHA-ETHYL-2-OXO-1-PYR-
ROLIDINEACETAMIDE. Patent dated Jul. 24, 1990. Disclaimer filed Mar. 22,
2005, by the Assignee, U C B Societe Anonyme.

   The term of this patent which would extend beyond the expiration date
of Pat. Nos. 4,837,223 and 4,696,943.


   6,280,929 - Joe W. Gray, Livermore; Daniel Pinkel, Walnut Creek;
Douglas Tkachuk, Livermore, all of CA (US). METHOD OF DETECTING GENETIC
TRANSLOCTIONS IDENTIFIED WITH CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES. Patent dated
August 28, 2001. Disclaimer filed Oct. 24, 2007, by the Assignee, The
Regents of the University of California.

   Hereby disclaims claims 4 and 5 of said patent.


   6,279,654 - Donald E. Mosing, Wembley Dr., Lafayette, LA (US); Smuel P.
Hawkins, Hood st., Mineral Wells, TX (US); David L. Sipos, Carriage Light
Loop, Youngsville, LA (US); Keith T. Lutgring, Marilyn Dr., Lafayette, LA
(US); Burney J. Latiolais, Jr., Saddlewood Corner, Lafayette, LA(US).
AND MULTI-PURPOSE APPARATUS FOR DISPENSING AND CIRCULATING FLUID IN
WELLBORE CASING. Patent dated August 28, 2001. Disclaimer filed August 30,
2007, by the Inventors.

   The term of this patent which would extend beyond the expiration date of
Pat. No. 5,735,348, filed on Oct. 4, 1996.


   6,265,536 - Hidenori Ohki, Takarazuka; Masaki Tomishima, Minoo; Akira
Yamada, Fujiidera; Hisashi Takasugi, Sakai, all of (JP). CYCLIC HEXAPEPTIDES
HAVING ANTIBIOTIC ACTIVITY. Patent dated July 24, 2001. Disclaimer filed
April 09, 2007, by the Assignee, Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co.

   The term of this patent which would extend beyond the expiration date
of Pat. No. 6,107,458.


   5,639,611 - R. Bruce Wallace, Greenbrae; Bijay K. Pal, Arcadia; Luis A.
Ugozzoli, San Rafael, all of Calif.; Dan Y. Wu, Bellevue, Wash. ALLELE
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SPECIFIC POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION. Patent dated June 17, 1997. Disclaimer
filed Feb. 15, 2008, by the Assignee, City of Hope, Duarte.

   The term of this patent which would extend beyond the expiration date
11 Dec. 2007.


   6,530,329 - Matthew A. Katzer, Benfield Dr., Portland, OR (US). MODEL
TRAIN CONTROL SYSTEM. Patent dated Mar. 11, 2003. Disclaimer filed
Feb. 04, 2008, by the Assignee, Matthew A. Katzer.

   Hereby disclaims all claims of said patent.


   6,221,239 - Frederic Morel, Francheville; Henri Delhomme, Sainte-Foy-
les-Lyon; Nathalie George-Marchal, Paris, all of France. PROCESS FOR
TRANSFORMINNG A GAS OIL CUT TO PRODUCE A DEAROMATISED AND DESULPHURISED
FUEL WITH A HIGH CETANCE NUMBER. Patent dated April 24, 2001. Disclaimer
filed Oct. 30, 2000, by the Assignee Institut Francais du Petrole, Rueil
Malmasion.

   The term of this patent which extend beyond the expiration date of
Pat. No. 6,042,716.
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Errata
				    Errata

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,299,826 to Pradip K. Saha, et al of Kent,
WA for LOW CHAMFER ANGLED TORQUE TUBE END FITTING WITH ELONGATED OVERFLOW
GROOVE appearing in the Official Gazette of November 27, 2007 should be
deleted since no patent was granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,300,048 to Ito, et al of Kyoto, Japan for
PLATE SUPPLYING APPARATUS appearing in the Official Gazette of November
27, 2007 should be deleted since no patent was granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,300,411 to Matthew J. Perry, et al of East
Greenwich, Rhode Island for GARMENT DETECTION METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR
DELIVERING COMPRESSION TREATMENT appearing in the Official Gazette of
November 27, 2007 should be deleted since no patent was granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,300,783 to Rainer Mueller, et al of
Penzberg, Germany for EXPRESSION OF RECOMBINANT PROTEASE K FROM
TRITIRACHIUM ALBUM IN YEAST appearing in the Official Gazette of November
27, 2007 should be deleted since no patent was granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,301,390 to Bruce A. Frederick, et al of
Plymouth, MN for CONTROLLER FOR ORING FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR appearing in
the Official Gazette of November 27, 2007 should be deleted since no patent
was granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,301,431 to Hermann Grunbichler, et al of
Graz, Austria for ELECTROCERAMIC COMPONENT appearing in the Official
Gazette of November 27, 2007 should be deleted since no patent was granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,301,512 to Hajime Kimura of Atsugi, Japan
for SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND DRIVING METHOD THEREOF appearing in the
Official Gazette of November 27, 2007 should be deleted since no patent was
granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,301,823 to Roy E. Scheurlein of Cupertino,
CA for VOLATILE MEMORY CELL TWO-PASS WRITING METHOD appearing in the
Official Gazette of November 27, 2007 should be deleted since no patent was
granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,302,424 to Randall G. Bello, et al of
Hampton, New Hampshire for REWRITING A QUERY TO USE A SET OF MATERIALIZED
VIEWS AND DATABASE OBJECTS appearing in the Official Gazette of November 27,
2007 should be deleted since no patent was granted."

   "All reference to Patent No. 7,302,472 to Brian D. Goodman, et al of New
Haven, CT for INTERACTIVE FILTERING ELECTRONIC MESSAGES RECEIVED FROM A
PUBLICATION/SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE appearing in the Official Gazette of
November 27, 2007 should be deleted since no patent was granted."
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Certificates of Correction
			  Certificates of Correction
			     for February 26, 2008

5,079,262             6,863,965             7,113,031             7,202,220
5,425,554	      6,873,564		    7,113,350		  7,208,166
5,534,534	      6,873,643		    7,114,897		  7,208,169
5,639,641	      6,876,031		    7,116,631		  7,209,715
5,672,641	      6,879,720		    7,116,645		  7,212,835
5,854,221	      6,880,367		    7,117,505		  7,214,613
5,955,603	      6,898,293		    7,125,356		  7,214,683
5,977,510	      6,905,041		    7,133,607		  7,222,583
6,002,620	      6,907,818		    7,136,069		  7,232,877
6,140,761	      6,910,474		    7,146,798		  7,233,732
6,247,622	      6,919,976		    7,150,983		  7,238,089
6,267,658	      6,930,944		    7,153,259		  7,238,666
6,271,207	      6,933,135		    7,154,092		  7,238,736
6,285,972	      6,934,209		    7,154,629		  7,244,584
6,309,634	      6,952,964		    7,155,739		  7,246,043
6,340,581	      6,956,295		    7,157,554		  7,251,341
6,350,425	      6,957,662		    7,158,458		  7,251,584
6,373,673	      6,959,732		    7,160,607		  7,253,395
6,376,242	      6,960,111		    7,160,984		  7,255,196
6,426,971	      6,966,929		    7,164,864		  7,256,152
6,448,358	      6,970,560		    7,166,881		  7,259,247
6,453,314	      6,970,930		    7,166,997		  7,260,427
6,455,686	      6,972,682		    7,167,869		  7,261,646
6,464,992	      6,977,244		    7,168,186		  7,263,538
6,497,939	      6,986,679		    7,169,599		  7,264,029
6,498,218	      6,987,073		    7,169,709		  7,268,229
6,500,671	      6,988,062		    7,169,720		  7,269,672
6,501,676	      6,994,957		    7,171,029		  7,272,719
6,506,592	      6,999,589		    7,173,966		  7,273,468
6,520,982	      7,002,757		    7,174,164		  7,275,984
6,528,330	      7,004,521		    7,175,115		  7,276,219
6,569,635	      7,004,947		    7,175,146		  7,277,496
6,580,717	      7,006,052		    7,175,167		  7,277,750
6,602,249	      7,014,813		    7,177,422		  7,278,571
6,656,452	      7,014,963		    7,180,421		  7,279,198
6,656,492	      7,016,651		    7,180,617		  7,279,507
6,660,660	      7,029,892		    7,180,806		  7,282,915
6,679,018	      7,030,067		    7,181,541		  7,283,864
6,680,552	      7,032,349		    7,181,542		  7,284,740
6,702,637	      7,033,584		    7,182,001		  7,285,272
6,717,212	      7,034,114		    7,183,012		  7,286,126
6,720,804	      7,038,616		    7,183,462		  7,286,504
6,727,377	      7,040,614		    7,183,662		  7,288,430
6,728,125	      7,044,742		    7,183,722		  7,288,441
6,733,752	      7,045,943		    7,184,220		  7,288,784
6,734,961	      7,046,771		    7,184,347		  7,288,817
6,755,962	      7,049,099		    7,185,595		  7,288,954
6,760,009	      7,050,793		    7,186,058		  7,290,242
6,760,501	      7,052,504		    7,186,167		  7,291,324
6,775,004	      7,056,617		    7,186,607		  7,292,655
6,775,616	      7,056,757		    7,186,608		  7,293,770
6,778,869	      7,058,700		    7,187,018		  7,300,543
6,784,300	      7,062,262		    7,187,738		  7,305,347
6,789,948	      7,062,677		    7,188,194		  D.491,944
6,793,693	      7,062,743		    7,188,981		  D.502,747
6,794,287	      7,068,408		    7,189,204		  D.502,923
6,795,528	      7,068,767		    7,189,229		  D.511,569
6,795,937	      7,075,524		    7,189,471		  D.526,478
6,800,998	      7,076,154		    7,189,752		  D.527,124
6,802,536	      7,080,067		    7,189,776		  D.539,610
6,803,072	      7,082,605		    7,189,973		  D.541,244
6,807,363	      7,087,590		    7,190,043		  D.546,207
6,814,992	      7,089,076		    7,191,224		  D.546,208
6,820,720	      7,091,593		    7,191,561		  D.550,171
6,821,764	      7,093,433		    7,192,892		  D.554,492
6,824,711	      7,105,688		    7,193,109		  D.557,107
6,830,579	      7,105,914		    7,193,205		  PP.17,685
6,840,447	      7,107,058		    7,193,802		  PP.18,189
6,851,689	      7,111,058		    7,198,918		  RE.39,351
6,862,264	      7,111,132		    7,201,336		  RE.39,398
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Summary of Final Decisions Issued by the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board

SUMMARY OF FINAL DECISIONS ISSUED BY THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
February 11-15, 2008
 

Date Issued
 
Type of Case(1) Proceeding or Appn. No. Party or Parties Issue TTAB Decision Opposer's or Petitioner's Mark and Goods or Services Applicant's or Respondent's Mark and Goods or Services Mark and Goods Cited by Examining Attorney Citable as Precedent of TTAB
2-11 EX 74382759 Spirits International N.V. 2(e)(3) Refusal Affirmed   "MOSKOVSKAYA" [vodka]   Yes
2-11 EX 78578276 Newpage Corporation 2(d) Refusal Affirmed   "STERLING ULTRA DIGITAL" [coated printing papers] "ULTRA DIGITAL" [pressure sensitive and non-pressure sensitive paper for use on plateless imaging systems] No
2-11 EX 78560314 Curlin Medical Inc. 2(e)(4) Refusal Reversed in both classes   "CURLIN" [in Class 9: computer software for use by medical professionals for ensuring proper medication delivery, remote monitoring of the infusion process, facilitating pump programming, and facilitating billing, management, and archival storage of client and clinic information; in Class 10: medical apparatus for introducing pharmaceutical preparations into the human body, etc.]   No
2-11 EX 78652191 Mack and Astilean whether applicant’s specimens show use of its claimed mark as a service mark for its recited services Refusal Affirmed   "IT’S NOT YOUR BODY, IT’S YOUR FITNESS ROUTINE" [providing classes, seminars and workshops in the field of physical fitness]   No
2-11 CANC 92044780 CrosSport Mocean, Inc. v. Donn L. Pierson and Kimberley L. Pierson abandonment Petition to Cancel Granted   "MOCEAN" [men’s, women’s clothing, namely, technically and functionally designed active sportswear specifically created to facilitate the sports of sailing, paddling, climbing, mountain biking, snowboarding, alpine and Nordic skiing, camping and hiking, consisting of jackets, coats, shirts, pants, and shorts]   No
2-12 EX 78891211 Life Partners, Inc. 2(d) Refusal Affirmed   "THE ARCHITECT OF LIFE SETTLEMENTS" [viatical settlement services] "THE ARCHITECT" [life insurance underwriting services] No
2-12 EX 76646528 Vicious Cycle Software, Inc. 2(d) Refusal Affirmed   "MONKEY BAR GAMES" [interactive video game programs] "MONKEY BARS" [gaming devices, namely, gaming machines and associated software for use therewith] No
2-12 EX 78682683 Healthier Choice Flooring, Inc. 2(d) Refusal Affirmed   "SOUND SOLUTION" [sound absorbing flooring underlayment made of polyurethane foam and polyurethane film, sold only through distributors and retailers who specialize in floor covering products and who do not distribute or sell at retail acoustical ceiling and wall tiles for use in the building industry] "SOUND SOLUTIONS" [acoustical ceiling and wall tiles for use in the building industry] No
2-12 EX 78667419 ND Industries, Inc. 2(d) Refusal Affirmed   "LM-1293" [coated metal fasteners, namely, nuts, screws, bolts, and specialty threaded fasteners having a masking, insulating, and/or lubricating coating applied thereto] "LM" [metal fasteners, namely, screws, nuts, bolts, washers and thread rods and studs] No
2-12 OPP 91171458 Invite Health, Inc. v. Jared R. Wheat 2(d) Opposition Dismissed "DIGESTIVE HX" [dietary and nutritional supplement] "DIGEST-RX" [vitamins and dietary supplements]   No
2-13 EX 78555821 J&B Inc. Section 6 disclaimer requirement (of the word BREW) Refusal Affirmed in all three classes   "CITY BREW" [in Class 30: ground and whole bean coffee, etc.; in Class 35: coffee kiosk services; in Class 43: coffee house services]   No
2-13 EX 76666044 Midwest Trading Group, Inc. whether applicant’s goods as amended are within the scope of goods originally identified in the application Refusal Affirmed   "JOURNEY’S EDGE" [attempted amendment from "household goods, namely, household utensils, namely, graters and kitchen ladles, containers for kitchen use, namely, pails and metal and plastic pans, small hand-operated apparatus for mincing, grinding and pressing, candle extinguishers, electric hair combs and toothbrushes, dish stands and decanter stands" to "small hand operated apparatus, namely, a crank-powered torch radio and battery-powered LED booklight"]   No
2-13 EX 78621722 Itec Manufacturing, Ltd. 2(d) Refusal Reversed as to all three cited registrations   "PAL" [medical device, namely, a patient lifting apparatus] 3 cited registrations, all owned by different entities:
"PAL" [pumps for inflating patient support mattresses]; "PAL" [surgical and medical patient support devices for use in lithotomy procedures]; "AIRPAL" (in stylized lettering) [medical devices, namely, inflatable patient transfer and therapy pads]
No
2-13 EX 76592774 Unique Beverage Company, LLC 2(d) Refusal Affirmed (but only as to the cited �460 registration)   "GREEN DRAGON ENERGY DRINK" [non-alcoholic drinks and beverages, namely, carbonated soft drinks, energy drinks, caffeinated drinking water] 2 cited registrations, owned by different entities:
the �137 registration: "GREEN DRAGON AUTHENTIC COFFEES" (and design) [coffee]; the �460 registration: "DRAGON POWER ENERGY DRINK" (and design) [non-alcoholic beverages, namely, energy drinks, and other goods]
No
2-14 EX 78711050 Pigs Eye Brewing Company, LLC 2(d) Refusal Affirmed   "PIT BULL" [malt liquor] "PIT BULL ENERGY DRINK" [non-alcoholic beverages, namely, a ready to drink energy drink] No
2-14 CANC
(SJ)
92046748 Anil Mezini v. Koan, Inc. fraud Petition to Cancel Granted
[Note: Opposition No. 91173681, which was consolidated with Canc. No. 92046748, will go forward]
"ZODIAC" [distilled spirits, liqueur and whiskey] "ZODIAC TEA" [beverages made of tea; fruit teas; herbal tea for food purposes; tea; tea-based beverages with fruit flavoring]   No
2-14 EX 79005455 In re ic! berlin brillen GmbH whether applicant’s mark is registrable under Section 2(f) Refusal Affirmed   configuration of an earpiece for frames for sunglasses and spectacles [spectacles, sunglasses]   Yes
2-14 EX 78741042 Chillers Clothing Corporation 2(d) Refusal Affirmed as to both cited registrations   "CHILLERS" (and design) [dress shirts, jackets, jeans, pants, short-sleeved or long-sleeved t-shirts, shorts, sweat shirts, t-shirts] 2 cited registrations, owned by different entities:
"URBANCHILLERS" [t-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, vests, scarves; footwear; hats, caps and berets; and other goods and services] and "AUSSIE CHILLER" [hats]
No
2-14 EX 76620753 Shenandoah Growers, Inc. 2(e)(1); whether applicant’s asserted mark functions as a trademark Refusal Affirmed on both grounds   "FRESHHERBS.COM" [unprocessed culinary herbs]   No
2-14 EX 76542867 Williams-Sonoma, Inc. genericness Refusal Affirmed   "PEPPERMINT BARK" [candy]   No
2-14 EX 76097495 Industrial Risk Insurers whether applicant’s asserted mark functions as a service mark Refusal Affirmed   "INDUSTRIALRISK.
COM" [insurance underwriting in the field of fire, accident and casualty loss for industries]
  No
2-15 EX 78329286 Carrier Corporation 2(d) Refusal Affirmed in both classes (based on all 3 cited registrations as to applicant’s Class 11 goods and based on the 2 cited INFINITY registrations only as to applicant’s Class 9 goods)   "INFINITY" [in Class 9: thermostats and electronic controls for residential heating, ventilation and air conditioning units; electric fan coils; in Class 11: air filters for air conditioning units; air filters for domestic use; humidifiers, ventilators for heating, ventilation and air conditioning units] 3 cited registrations, the last two owned by the same entity:
"INFINITI" [electric circulating and ventilating fans, namely, ceiling fans]; "INFINITY" and "INFINITY" (and design) [both marks for: controllers for measuring, controlling, and/or regulating temperature]
No
2-15 EX 78329277 Carrier Corporation 2(d) Refusal Reversed   "INFINITY" [heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, namely, air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, fan coils, air handling units and boilers, all for residential use] "INFINITI" [electric circulating and ventilating fans, namely, ceiling fans] No
2-15 EX
 
EX
78624761
 
78625097
CauseForce, Inc. 2(e)(1)
 
Section 6 disclaimer requirement (of the words THE UNDER-WEAR AFFAIR)
Refusal Reversed in both cases   "THE UNDERWEAR AFFAIR" and "THE UNDERWEAR AFFAIR" (and design) [both marks for: charitable fundraising, namely, organizing athletic events to generate funds for research on, and treatment of, cancers below the waist]   No

(1) EX=Ex Parte Appeal; OPP=Opposition; CANC=Cancellation; CU=Concurrent Use; (SJ)=Summary Judgment; (MD)=Motion to Dismiss; (MR)=Motion to Reopen; (R)=Request for Reconsideration (2) *=Opinion Writer; (D)=Dissenting Panel Member
 



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Mail Stop DD		Disclosure Documents or materials related to the
			Disclosure Document Program. (A disclosure document
			is NOT an information disclosure statement.)
			Instead of filing a disclosure document, inventors
			are encouraged to file a provisional patent
			application.

Mail Stop EBC		Mail for the Electronic Business Center including:
			Certificate Action Forms, Request for Customer
			Numbers, and Requests for Customer Number Data
			Change (USPTO Forms PTO-2042, PTO/SB/124A and 125A,
			respectively) and Customer Number Upload
			Spreadsheets and Cover Letters.

Mail Stop Expedited 	Only to be used for the initial filing of
 Design 		design applications accompanied by a
			request for expedited examination under
			37 CFR 1.155.

Mail Stop Express 	Requests for abandonment of a patent
 Abandonment		application pursuant to 37 CFR 1.138,
			including any petitions under 37 CFR
			1.138(c) to expressly abandon an
			application to avoid publication of the
			application. (Applicants are encouraged to
                        transmit the requests by facsimile to
                        703-305-8568.)

Mail Stop		Applications under 35 U.S.C. 156 for patent term
 Hatch-Waxman PTE	extension based on regulatory review of a product
			subject to pre-market review by a regulating
   			agency. This mail stop is also to be used for
			additional correspondence regarding the
			application for patent term extension under
			35 U.S.C. 156. It is preferred that such initial
			requests be hand-carried to:

			Office of Patent Legal Administration
			Room MDW 7D55
			600 Dulany Street (Madison Building)
			Alexandria, VA 22314

Mail Stop ILS		Correspondence relating to international patent
			classification, exchanges and standards.

Mail Stop Issue Fee	All communications following the receipt of a
			PTOL-85, "Notice of Allowance and Fee(s)
			Due," and prior to the issuance of a patent
			should be addressed to Mail Stop Issue Fee,
			unless advised to the contrary.

			Assignments are the exception. Assignments
			(with cover sheets) should be faxed to
			571-273-0140, electronically submitted
			(http://epas.uspto.gov), or submitted in a
			separate envelope and sent to Mail Stop
			Assignment Recordation Services,
			Director - U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
			as shown below.

Mail Stop L&R		All documents pertaining to applications subject
			to secrecy order pursuant to 35 U.S.C. 181, or
			national-security classified and required to be
			processed accordingly. Such papers, petitions for
			foreign filing license pursuant to 37 CFR 5.12(b)
			for which expedited handling is requested, and
			petitions for retroactive license under 37 CFR
			5.25 may also be hand carried to Licensing and
			Review:

			Technology Center 3600, Office of the Director
			Room 4B41
			501 Dulany Street (Knox Building)
			Alexandria, VA 22314

Mail Stop Missing 	Requests for a corrected filing receipt and
 Parts			replies to OIPE notices such as the Notice
			of Omitted Items, Notice to File Corrected
			Application Papers, Notice of Incomplete
			Application, Notice to Comply with Nucleotide
			Sequence Requirements, and Notice to File Missing
			Parts of Application, and associated papers and
			fees.

Mail Stop MPEP		Submissions concerning the Manual of Patent
			Examining Procedure.

Mail Stop Patent Ext.	Applications for patent term extension or
			adjustment under 35 U.S.C. 154 and any
			communications relating thereto. This mail stop
			is limited to petitions for patent term extension
			under 35 U.S.C. 154 for applications filed
			between June 8, 1995 and May 29, 2000, and patent
			term adjustment (PTA) under 35 U.S.C. 154 for
			applications filed on or after May 29, 2000.
			For applications for patent term extension under
			35 U.S.C. 156, use Mail Stop Hatch-Waxman PTE.
			For applications for patent term extension or
			adjustment under 35 U.S.C. 154 that are mailed
			together with the payment of the issue fee, use
			Mail Stop Issue Fee.

Mail Stop Patent 	Submission of comments regarding search templates.
Search Template
Comments

Mail Stop PCT		Mail related to international applications filed
			under the Patent Cooperation Treaty in the
			international phase and in the national phase
			under 35 U.S.C. 371 prior to mailing of a
			Notification of Acceptance of Application Under
			35 U.S.C. 371 and 37 CFR 1.495 (Form
			PCT/DO/EO/903).

Mail Stop Petition	Petitions to be decided by the Office of Petitions
			including petitions to revive and petitions to
			accept late payment of issue fees or maintenance
			fees.

Mail Stop PGPUB		Correspondence regarding publication of patent
			applications not otherwise provided, including
			requests for early publication made after filing,
			rescission of non-publication request, corrected
			patent application publication, refund of
			publication fee.

Mail Stop Post 		In patented files: requests for changes of
 Issue			correspondence address, powers of attorney,
			revocations of powers of attorney, withdrawal of
			attorney and submissions under 37 CFR 1.501.
			Designation of, or changes to, a fee address
			should be addressed to Mail Stop M Correspondence.
			Requests for Certificate of Correction need no
			special mail stop, but should be mailed to the
			attention of Certificate of Correction Branch.

Mail Stop RCE		Requests for continued examination under
			37 CFR 1.114.

Mail Stop 		Correspondence pertaining to the reconstruction
 Reconstruction		of lost patent files.

Mail Stop Ex Parte 	Requests for Reexamination for original request
 Reexam 		papers and for all subsequent corresponcence other
			than correspondence to the Office of the Solicitor
			(see 37 CFR 1.1(a)(3) and 1.302(c)).

Mail Stop Inter  	Requests for Inter Partes Reexamination
 Partes Reexam		for original request papers and for all
			subsequent correspondence other than
			correspondence to the Office of the
			Solicitor (see 37 CFR Secs. 1.1(a)(3) and
			1.302(c)).

Mail Stop Reissue	All new and continuing reissue application filings.

Mail Stop Sequence	Submission of the computer readable form (CRF) for
			applications with sequence listings, when the CRF
			is not being filed with the patent application.


	    MAIL TO BE DIRECTED TO THE COMMISSIONER FOR TRADEMARKS

   Please address trademark-related mail to be delivered by the United
States Postal Service (USPS), except documents sent to the Assignment
Services Division for recordation, requests for copies of trademark
documents, and documents directed to the Madrid Processing Unit, as
follows:

	Commissioner for Trademarks
	P.O. Box 1451
	Alexandria, VA 22313-1451

   Mail to be delivered by the USPS to the Office's Madrid Processing Unit,
must be mailed to:

	Commissioner for Trademarks
	P.O. Box 16471
	Arlington, VA 22215-1471
	Attention MPU

   Trademark-related mail to be delivered by courier or by hand to the
Trademark Operation, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, or the Office's
Madrid Processing Unit, must be delivered to:

	Trademark Assistance Center
	Madison East, Concourse Level Room C 55
	600 Dulany Street
	Alexandria, VA 22314


	   MAIL TO BE DIRECTED TO THE DIRECTOR OF THE UNITED STATES
			  PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE

   Please address mail to be directed to a mail stop identified below to
be delivered by the United States Postal Service (USPS) as follows (unless
otherwise instructed):

	Mail Stop _____
	Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
	P.O. Box 1450
	Alexandria, VA 22313-1450

Mail Stop
Designations		Explanation

Mail Stop 3 		Mail for the Office of Personnel from NFC.

Mail Stop 6		Mail for the Office of Procurement.

Mail Stop 8		All papers for the Office of the Solicitor except
			communications relating to pending litigation and
			disciplinary proceedings; papers relating to
			pending litigation in court cases shall be mailed
			only to Office of the Solicitor, P.O. Box 15667,
			Arlington, VA 22215 and papers related to pending
			disciplinary proceedings before the Administrative
			Law Judge or the Director shall be mailed only to
			the Office of the Solicitor, P.O. Box 16116,
			Arlington, VA 22215.

Mail Stop 11 		Mail for the Electronic Ordering Service (EOS).

Mail Stop 13 		Mail for the Employee and Labor Relations Division.

Mail Stop 16 		Mail related to refund requests, other than
			requests for refund of a patent application
			publication fee. Such requests should be directed
			to Mail Stop PGPub.

Mail Stop 17 		Invoices directed to the Office of Finance.

Mail Stop 24 		Mail for the Inventor's Assistance Program,
			including complaints about Invention Promoters.

Mail Stop 171		Vacancy Announcement Applications.

Mail Stop Assignment 	All assignment documents, security interests,
 Recordation Services	and other documents to be recorded in the
			Assignment records. Note that documents with
			cover sheets that are faxed to 571-273-0140 or
			submitted electronically (http://epas.uspto.gov)
			are processed much more quickly than those
			submitted by mail.

Mail Stop 		Mail for the Office of Congressional Relations.
 Congressional
 Relations

Mail Stop Document 	All requests for certified or uncertified
 Services		copies of patent or trademark documents.

Mail Stop EEO 		Mail for the Office of Civil Rights.

Mail Stop 		Mail for the Office of Enforcement.
 Enforcement

Mail Stop Interference 	Communications relating to interferences and
			applications and patents involved in interference.

Mail Stop 		Mail for the Office of International Relations.
 International
 Relations

Mail Stop M		Mail to designate or change a fee
 Correspondence		address, or other correspondence related to
			maintenance fees, except payments of
			maintenance fees in patents.  See below for
			the address for maintenance fee payments.

Mail Stop OED		Mail for the Office of Enrollment and Discipline.


			   Maintenance Fee Payments

   Unless submitted electronically over the Internet at www.uspto.gov,
payments of maintenance fees in patents should be mailed through the
United States Postal Service to:

	United States Patent and Trademark Office
	P.O. Box 979070
	St. Louis, MO 63197-9000

   Alternatively, payment of maintenance fees in patents (Attn:
Maintenance Fee) using hand-delivery and delivery by private courier
(e.g., FedEx, UPS, etc.) may be delivered to:

	Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office
	Attn: Maintenance Fee
	2051 Jamieson Avenue, Suite 300
	Alexandria, Virginia 22314

			Deposit Account Replenishments

   To send payment to replenish deposit accounts, send the payments
through the United States Postal Service to:

	United States Patent and Trademark Office
	P.O. Box 979065
	St. Louis, MO 63197-9000

   Alternatively, deposit account replenishments (Attn: Deposit Accounts)
using hand-delivery and delivery by private courier (e.g., FedEx, UPS,
etc.) may be delivered to:

	Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office
	Attn: Deposit Accounts
	2051 Jamieson Avenue, Suite 300
	Alexandria, Virginia 22314
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Reference Collections of U.S. Patents Available for Public Use in Patent Depository Libraries
	     Reference Collections of U.S. Patents and Trademarks
     Available for Public Use in Patent and Trademark Depository Libraries

The following libraries, designated as Patent and Trademark Depository
Libraries (PTDLs), provide public access to patent and trademark
information received from the United States Patent and Trademark Office
(USPTO). This information includes all issued patents, all registered
trademarks, the Official Gazette of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office,
search tools such as the Cassis CD-ROM suite of products and supplemental
information in a variety of formats including online, optical disc,
microfilm and paper. Each PTDL also offers access to USPTO resources on
the Internet and to PubWEST (Web based examiner search tool), a system
used by patent examiners that is not available on the Internet.

Staff assistance and training is provided in the use of this information.
All information is available free of charge. However, there may be charges
associated with the use of photocopying and related services. Hours of
service to the public vary, and anyone contemplating use of these
collections at a particular library is urged to contact that library in
advance about its services and hours to avoid inconvenience.

State      		Name of Library                  Telephone Contact

Alabama 		Auburn University Libraries         (334) 844-1737
      			Birmingham Public Library      	    (205) 226-3620
Alaska      		Anchorage: Z. J. Loussac Public
			Library  			    (907) 562-7323
Arkansas   		Little Rock: Arkansas State
			Library  			    (501) 682-2053
California   		Los Angeles Public Library          (213) 228-7220
      			Riverside: University of
			California, Riverside Libraries	    (951) 827-3226
                        Sacramento: California State
    			Library				    (916) 654-0069
      			San Diego Public Library      	    (619) 236-5813
			San Francisco Public Library	    (415) 557-4500
      			Sunnyvale Public Library 	    (408) 730-7300
Colorado  		Denver Public Library         	    (720) 865-1711
Delaware   		Newark: University of Delaware
			Library  			    (302) 831-2965
Dist. of Columbia	Washington: Howard University
			Libraries 			    (202) 806-7252
Florida      		Fort Lauderdale: Broward County
         		Main Library            	    (954) 357-7444
      			Miami-Dade Public Library      	    (305) 375-2665
      			Orlando: University of Central
			Florida Libraries  		    (407) 823-2562
Georgia      		Atlanta: Price Gilbert Memorial
			Library, Georgia Institute
         		of Technology   		    (404) 894-1395
Hawaii      		Honolulu: Hawaii State Public
			Library System			    (808) 586-3477
Idaho      		Moscow: University of Idaho Library (208) 885-6235
Illinois   		Chicago Public Library         	    (312) 747-4450
      			Springfield: Illinois State Library (217) 782-5659
Indiana      		Indianapolis-Marion County Public
			Library            		    (317) 269-1741
     			West Lafayette Siegesmund
			Engineering Library,
         		Purdue University   		    (765) 494-2872
Iowa      		Des Moines: State Library of Iowa   (515) 242-6541
Kansas      		Wichita: Ablah Library, Wichita
			State University          	  1 (800) 572-8368
Kentucky   		Louisville Free Public Library      (502) 574-1611
Louisiana   		Baton Rouge: Troy H. Middleton
         		Library, Louisiana State University (225) 388-8875
Maine 			Orono: Raymond H. Fogler Library,
			University of Maine		    (207) 581-1678
Maryland		Baltimore: University of Baltimore
			Law Library 			    (410) 837-4554
			College Park: Engineering and
			Physical Sciences Library,
         		University of Maryland		    (301) 405-9157
Massachusetts   	Amherst: Physical Sciences Library,
         		University of Massachusetts   	    (413) 545-2765
      			Boston Public Library         	    (617) 536-5400
							         Ext. 4256
Michigan   		Ann Arbor: Media Union Library,
         		University of Michigan      	    (734) 647-5735
      			Big Rapids: Abigail S. Timme
         		Library, Ferris State University    (231) 592-3602
      			Detroit: Public Library             (313) 833-1450
Minnesota   		Minneapolis Public Library and
         		Information Center      	    (612) 630-6000
Mississippi   		Jackson: Mississippi Library
			Commission 			    (601) 961-4111
Missouri   		Kansas City: Linda Hall Library     (816) 363-4600
								  Ext. 724
      			St. Louis Public Library      	    (314) 241-2288
								  Ext. 390
Montana      		Butte: Montana College of Mineral
         		Science and Technology Library      (406) 496-4281
Nebraska   		Lincoln: Engineering Library,
			University of Nebraska-Lincoln      (402) 472-3411
Nevada      		Las Vegas--Clark County Library
			District 		       	    (702) 507-3421
			Reno: University of Nevada, Reno
         		Library            		    (775) 784-6500
								  Ext. 257
New Jersey   		Newark Public Library         	    (973) 733-7779
      			Piscataway: Library of Science and
         		Medicine, Rutgers University   	    (732) 445-2895
New Mexico   		Albuquerque: University of
   			New Mexico General Library          (505) 277-4412
New York   		Albany: New York State Library      (518) 474-5355
      			Buffalo and Erie County Public
			Library  			    (716) 858-7101
			Rochester Public Library       	    (716) 428-8110
      			New York  Library
			(The Research Libraries)	    (212) 592-7000
			Stony Brook: Engineering Library,
   			State University of New York	    (631) 632-7148
North Carolina   	Charlotte			    (704) 687-2241
			Raleigh: D.H. Hill Library, North
         		Carolina State University   	    (919) 515-2935
North Dakota   		Grand Forks: Chester Fritz Library,
         		University of North Dakota   	    (701) 777-4888
Ohio      		Akron - Summit County Public        (330) 643-9075
			Library
			Cincinnati and Hamilton County,
			Public Library of		    (513) 369-6932
      			Cleveland Public Library      	    (216) 623-2870
      			Columbus: Ohio State University
         		Libraries         		    (614) 292-3022
			Dayton: Paul Laurence Dunbar
			Library, Wright State
			University		       	    (937) 775-3521
      			Toledo/Lucas County Public Library  (419) 259-5209
Oklahoma   		Stillwater: Oklahoma State
			University Center for International
         		Trade Development  		    (405) 744-7086
Oregon      		Portland: Paul L. Boley Law Library,
			Lewis & Clark College 		    (503) 768-6786
Pennsylvania   		Philadelphia, The Free Library of   (215) 686-5331
      			Pittsburgh, Carnegie Library of     (412) 622-3138
      			University Park: Pattee Library,
         		Pennsylvania State University       (814) 865-7617
Puerto Rico             Mayaquez General Library,
                        University of Puerto Rico           (787) 993-0000
							         Ext. 3244
			Bayamon, Learning Resources Center,
                        University of Puerto Rico      	    (787) 786-5225
Rhode Island   		Providence Public Library      	    (401) 455-8027
South Carolina		Clemson University Libraries        (864) 656-3024
South Dakota		Rapid City: Devereaux Library,
			South Dakota School of Mines and
			Technology			    (605) 394-1275
Tennessee   		Nashville: Stevenson Science
         		Library, Vanderbilt University      (615) 322-2717
Texas      		Austin: McKinney Engineering
         		Library, University of Texas at
      			Austin 				    (512) 495-4500
			College Station: West Campus
         		Library, Texas A & M University	    (979) 845-2111
      			Dallas Public Library         	    (214) 670-1468
      			Houston: The Fondren Library, Rice
			University			    (713) 348-5483
			Lubbock: Texas Tech University	    (806) 742-2282
			San Antonio Public Library          (210) 207-2500
Utah      		Salt Lake City: Marriott Library,
         		University of Utah      	    (801) 581-8394
Vermont			Burlington: Bailey/Howe Library,
			University of Vermont               (802) 656-2542
Virginia   		Richmond: James Branch Cabell
         		Library, Virginia Commonwealth
			University        		    (804) 828-1101
Washington   		Seattle: Engineering Library,
         		University of Washington   	    (206) 543-0740
West Virginia   	Morgantown: Evansdale Library,
         		West Virginia University      	    (304) 293-4695
							         Ext. 5113
Wisconsin   		Madison: Kurt F. Wendt Library,
         		University of Wisconsin Madison     (608) 262-6845
      			Milwaukee Public Library      	    (414) 286-3051
Wyoming			Cheyenne: Wyoming State	Library	    (307) 777-7281
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Patent Technology Centers
			   PATENT TECHNOLOGY CENTERS

		JON W. DUDAS, Under Secretary of Commerce for
		  Intellectual Property and Director of the
		   United States Patent and Trademark Office
	  STEPHEN M. PINKOS, Deputy Under Secretary of Commerce for
	       Intellectual Property and Deputy Director of the
		   United States Patent and Trademark Office
		 JOHN DOLL, Commissioner for Patents
	   PEGGY FOCARINO, Deputy Commissioner for Patent Operations
	 JOHN LOVE, Deputy Commissioner for Patent Examination Policy

							         AVERAGE
							  FILING DATE OF
					   		    APPLICATIONS
					    		     RECEIVING A
					   		    FIRST OFFICE
					CUSTOMER SERVICE   ACTION IN THE
					TELEPHONE and FAX    	  LAST 3
TECHNOLOGY CENTERS			NUMBERS 	         MONTHS*

1600	BIOTECHNOLOGY, AND ORGANIC
	CHEMISTRY

1610	Pharmaceutical formulations, 	571-272-0700	   	11/28/04
	method of treatment using  	FAX 571-273-8300
	bio-affecting agents, drug
        delivery systems, steroids,
        herbicidal and pesticidal
        compositions, and cosmetics
1620	Organic chemistry	     	571-272-0700	   	04/26/05
				   	FAX 571-273-8300
1630	Molecular biology,		571-272-0600    	04/05/05
	bioinformatics, nucleic		FAX 571-273-8300
        acids, recombinant DNA
	and RNA, Gene regulation,
	gene therapy, nucleic acid
	amplification, transgenic
	animals and recombinant
        plants, combinatorial/
	computational chemistry.
1640	Immunology, receptor/ligands,	571-272-0600	   	01/31/05
	cytokines, recombinant		FAX 571-273-8300
	hormones, engineered
        antibodies, cancer immunology,
        and molecular biology thereof
1650	Fermentation, microbiology,	571-272-0500	   	06/18/05
	plant and animal extracts,	FAX 571-273-8300
	peptides, isolated and/or
        recombinant proteins and
        enzymes, protein
	crystallography, and enzyme
        assays
1660	Plants	     			571-272-0700		11/26/05
				   	FAX 571-273-8300

1700/	CHEMICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING, AND DESIGNS
2900

1710	Synthetic resins          	571-272-1300	   	04/02/05
					FAX 571-273-8300
1720	Fluid separation and 	  	571-272-1300	   	04/15/05
	agitation, metal 		FAX 571-273-8300
	foundry, welding,
	plastic molding
	apparatus, fuels and
	related compositions
1730	Glass and paper making,   	571-272-1300	   	09/02/05
	tobacco, non-metallic 		FAX 571-273-8300
	molding, adhesive
	bonding, tires and
	coating apparatus
1740	Metallurgy, 		  	571-272-1200	   	04/02/05
	electrochemistry, 		FAX 571-273-8300
	cleaning, disinfecting,
	sterilizing, analytical
	chemistry and wave energy
1750	Chemical products and 	   	571-272-1200	   	01/28/05
	processes, solar cells 		FAX 571-273-8300
	and sputtering apparatuses
1760	Food technology, 	  	571-272-1100	   	05/18/05
	petroleum processing, 		FAX 571-273-8300
	coating	and etching
1770	Stock materials and 	  	571-272-1100	   	02/26/05
	miscellaneous articles		FAX 571-273-8300
2900	Designs			  	571-272-2100	   	01/15/06
					FAX 571-273-8300

2100	COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE SOFTWARE AND
	INFORMATION SECURITY

2110    Computer architecture		571-272-0900    	02/18/05
					FAX 571-273-8300
2120    Miscellaneous computer 	      	571-272-1400	   	01/28/05
        applications			FAX 571-273-8300
2130    Cryptography, security	 	571-272-7220		04/21/04
					FAX 571-273-8300
2140/   Computer networks		571-272-0800 		11/08/03
2150					FAX 571-273-8300
2160/   Database and file management/	571-272-7220    	03/11/04
2170    Graphical user interface	FAX 571-273-8300
2180    Computer architecture		571-272-0900    	12/26/04
					FAX 571-273-8300
2190	Interprocess communications     571-272-1400 		01/11/04
	and software development	FAX 571-273-8300

2600    COMMUNICATIONS

2610	Digital Communications, General	571-272-2600		04/18/04
        Communications, Optical		FAX 571-273-8300
        Communications, Telephony,
        Audio, Multiplex
        Communications, Cellular
        Telephony, Radio and Satellite
        Communications

2620	Television and TV Recording,	571-272-2600		04/11/04
        Video Distribution, Image	FAX 571-273-8300
        Analysis, (Fax, Printing,
        Printing Network, Scanners),
        Speech, (Fax, Disk Drive),
        Computer Graphics, Display
        Systems

2800	SEMICONDUCTORS, ELECTRICAL AND OPTICAL SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS

2810	Semiconductors and		571-272-1650	   	08/26/05
	electrical circuits,		FAX 571-273-8300
	static memory and
	digital logic
2820	Semiconductors and	    	571-272-1950	   	08/18/05
	electrical circuits,	  	FAX 571-273-8300
	static memory and
	digital logic
2830/	Power generation and 	    	571-272-1850	   	10/28/05
2840	distribution, music,	  	FAX 571-273-8300
	electrical components
	and control circuits
2850/	Photocopying, 		    	571-272-1850		08/05/05
2860	recorders, printing, 	  	FAX 571-273-8300
	measuring and testing
2870	Liquid crystals, optical	571-272-1550	   	08/18/05
	elements, optical systems,	FAX 571-273-8300
	fiber optics, lasers, electric
	lamps, registers, optics
        measuring and radiant energy
2880	Liquid crystals, optical	571-272-1550	   	09/18/05
        elements, optical systems,	FAX 571-273-8300
	fiber optics, lasers, electric
	lamps, registers, optics
	measuring and radiant energy
2890	Semiconductor, Electrical,	571-272-2800		08/02/05
	Optical Systems & Components	FAX 571-273-8300

3600	TRANSPORTATION, ELECTRONIC COMMERCE, CONSTRUCTION, AGRICULTURE,
	LICENSING AND REVIEW

3610	Surface transportation	   	571-272-5250	   	07/18/05
					FAX 571-273-8300
3620	Electronic Commerce	   	571-272-5350		07/28/03
	 	 			FAX 571-273-8300
3630	Static structures,     	   	571-272-5350    	05/18/05
	supports and furniture	 	FAX 571-273-8300
3640	Aeronautics, 	           	571-272-5150    	09/28/05
	agriculture, fishing, 	 	FAX 571-273-8300
	trapping, vermin destroying,
        plant and animal husbandry,
	weaponry, nuclear systems
	and licensing & review
3650	Material handling and	   	571-272-5250    	06/02/05
	article handling	 	FAX 571-273-8300
3660	Computerized vehicle  	   	571-272-5150    	07/02/05
	controls and navigation, 	FAX 571-273-8300
	radio wave, optical and
	acoustic wave communication
3670	Wells, earth boring/  	   	571-272-5150    	08/28/05
	moving/working,       	 	FAX 571-273-8300
        excavating, mining
	harvesters, bridges,
	roads, petroleum,
	closures, connections,
	and hardware
3680	Machine elements 	   	571-272-5250    	04/11/05
	and power transmissions	 	FAX 571-273-8300

3700	MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING AND PRODUCTS

3710	Amusement and 	          	571-272-3750	   	03/31/05
	education devices,		FAX 571-273-8300
	packages and containers
3720	Manufacturing devices          	571-272-4050		08/08/05
	and processes, machine 		FAX 571-273-8300
	tools and hand tools
3730	Medical instruments, 	   	571-272-2975    	11/26/04
	diagnostic equipment, 	 	FAX 571-273-8300
	treatment devices,
	surgery, surgical
	supplies
3740    Thermal and combustion		571-272-3750     	07/26/05
        technology, motive and  	FAX 571-273-8300
        fluid power systems
3750	Fluid handling and 	   	571-272-3750     	05/15/05
	dispensing, and Textile	 	FAX 571-273-8300
        Manufacturing and
        Apparel
3760	Body treatment, 	   	571-272-2975    	04/08/05
	kinestherapy, and 	 	FAX 571-273-8300
	exercising
3770	Respirators, Therapeutic	571-272-2975    	12/02/04
        Support, Splints, Braces,	FAX 571-273-8300
        Bandages and Birth Control
        Devices
3780	Package and Article Carriers,	571-272-2975    	12/02/04
        Envelopes, Purses, Wallets,	FAX 571-273-8300
        Receptacles, Bottles and Jars

* The information provided above reflects an average for the workgroup.
If you need more specific information about an individual application,
please call the appropriate customer service office above.

TECHNOLOGY CENTERS				DIRECTOR

1600	BIOTECHNOLOGY AND ORGANIC

1610	Pharmaceutical formulations, method	Bruce M. Kisliuk
        of treatment using bio-affecting
        agents, drug delivery systems,
        steroids, herbicidal and pesticidal
        compositions, and cosmetics
1620	Organic chemistry 		        George C. Elliott
1630	Molecular biology, bioinformatics,	George C. Elliott
	nucleic acids, recombinant DNA and
	RNA, Gene regulation, gene therapy,
        nucleic acid amplification,transgenic
	animals and recombinant plants,
	combinatorial/computational chemistry.
1640	Immunology, receptor/ligands,		John L. LeGuyader
        cytokines, recombinant hormones,
        engineered antibodies, cancer
        immunology, and	molecular biology
        thereof
1650	Fermentation, microbiology, plant and 	Bruce M. Kisliuk
	animal extracts, peptides, isolated
        and/or recombinant proteins and
        enzymes, protein crystallography,
        and enzyme assays
1660	Plants					George C. Elliott


1700/	CHEMICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING
2900	AND DESIGNS

1710	Synthetic resins			Gary G. Jones
1720	Fluid separation and agitation,		Gary G. Jones
	metal foundry, welding, plastic
	modeling apparatus, fuels and
	related compositions
1730	Glass and paper making, tobacco, 	Gary G. Jones
	non-metallic molding, adhesive
	bonding, tires and coating apparatus
1740	Metallurgy, electrochemistry, 		Jacqueline M. Stone
	cleaning, disinfecting, sterilizing,
	analytical chemistry and wave energy
1750	Chemical products and processes,  	Jacqueline M. Stone
	solar cells and sputtering apparatuses
1760	Food technology, petroleum processing,	Marian C. Knode
	coating and etching
1770	Stock materials and miscellaneous 	Marian C. Knode
	articles
2900	Designs					Jacqueline M. Stone

2100	COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE SOFTWARE AND
	INFORMATION SECURITY

2110	Computer architecture			Jack B. Harvey
2120	Miscellaneous computer applications	Wendy Garber
2130	Cryptography, security			James Dwyer
2140	Computer networks			Jack B. Harvey
2150	Computer networks			Jack B. Harvey
2160	Database and file management 		James Dwyer
2170	Graphical user interface		Wendy Garber
2180	Computer architecture			Jack B. Harvey
2190	Interprocess communications and 	Wendy Garber
        software development


2600	COMMUNICATIONS

2611	Digital communications			Jin F. Ng
2612	General communications			Mark R. Powell
2613	Optical communications 			Jin F. Ng
2614	Telephony				Mark R. Powell
2615	Audio			  		Mark R. Powell
2616	Multiplex communications		Jin F. Ng
2617	Cellular telephony 			Wanda Walker
2618	Radio and Satellite Communications	Mark R. Powell
2621	Television and TV Recording		Wanda Walker
2622	Cameras					Wanda Walker
2623 	Video distribution			Wanda Walker
2624	Image analysis				Andrew I. Faile
2625	Fax, printing, printing network, 	Andrew I. Faile
	scanners
2626	Speech					Mark R. Powell
2627	Disc drives				Mark R. Powell
2628	Computer graphics			Mark R. Powell
2629	Display systems				Mark R. Powell


2800	SEMICONDUCTORS, ELECTRICAL AND OPTICAL SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS

2810	Semiconductors and electrical circuits, Sharon A. Gibson
	Static memory and digital logic
2820	Semiconductors and electrical circuits,	Robert Oberleitner
	Static memory and digital logic
2830/ 	Power generation and distribution,	Richard K. Seidel
2840	music, electrical components
	and control circuits
2850/ 	Photocopying, recorders, printing, 	Richard K. Seidel
2860	measuring and testing
2870/ 	Liquid crystals, optical elements,	Janice A. Falcone
2880	optical systems, fiber optics, lasers,
	electric lamps, registers, optics
	measuring and radiant energy
2890 	Semiconductor, electrical, optical	Sharon A. Gibson
	systems & components

3600	TRANSPORTATION, ELECTRONIC COMMERCE, CONSTRUCTION, AGRICULTURE,
	LICENSING AND REVIEW

3610	Surface transportation		 	Katherine Matecki
3620	Electronic commerce			Wynn W. Coggins
3630	Static structures, supports and 	Wynn W. Coggins
	furniture
3640	Aeronautics, agriculture, fishing,	Donald T. Hajec
        trapping, vermin destroying, plant
	and animal husbandry, weaponry,
	nuclear systems and licensing
	& review
3650	Material and article handling 		Katherine Matecki
3660	Computerized vehicle controls and 	Donald T. Hajec
	navigation, radio wave, optical and
	acoustic wave communication
3670	Wells, earth boring/moving/working, 	Donald T. Hajec
	excavating, mining, harvesters,
	bridges, roads, petroleum, closures,
	connections, and hardware
3680	Machine elements and power 		Katherine Matecki
	transmissions


3700 	MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING AND PRODUCTS

3710,	Amusement and education devices,	Karen M. Young
3721,	packages and containers
3727,
and
3728
3720	Packages and containers;		Frederick R. Schmidt
3720	Manufacturing devices and processes, 	Frederick R. Schmidt
	machine tools and hand tools
3730	Medical instruments, diagnostic 	Frederick R. Schmidt
	equipment, treatment devices, surgery,
	surgical supplies
3740	Thermal and combustion technology, 	Karen M. Young
	motive and fluid power systems
3750	Fluid handling and dispensing	 	Karen M. Young
3760	Body treatment, kinestherapy, 	 	Frederick R. Schmidt
	exercising, textile manufacturing
	and apparel
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