Unfortunately, when you install Girlfriend 1.0, there's always conflicts. Also, Wife 1.0 is always trying to download a beta version of iBaby, and the nag screens saying "Do you want to install iBaby?" keep popping up.

I don't think most hybrid cars have a third electric motor coupled to an engine for generating electric power and also coupled to the wheels for driving the car also.

1. A hybrid vehicle, comprising: at least two pairs of wheels, each pair of wheels operable to receive power to propel said hybrid vehicle; a first alternating current (AC) electric motor, operable to provide power to a first pair of said at least two pairs of wheels to propel said hybrid vehicle; a second alternating current (AC) electric motor, operable to provide power to a second pair of said at least two pairs of wheels to propel said hybrid vehicle a third AC electric motor; an engine coupled to said third electric motor, operable to provide power to at least one of said two pairs of wheels to propel the hybrid vehicle, and/or to said third electric motor to drive the third electric motor to generate electric power; a first alternating current-direct current (AC-DC) converter having an AC side coupled to said first electric motor, operable to accept AC or DC current and convert the current to DC or AC current respectively; a second alternating current-direct current (AC-DC) converter having an AC side coupled to said second electric motor, operable to accept AC or DC current and convert the current to DC or AC current respectively; a third alternating current-direct current (AC-DC) converter coupled to said third electric motor, at least operable to accept AC current and convert the current to DC; an electrical storage device coupled to a DC side of said AC-DC converters, wherein the electrical storage device is operable to store DC energy received from said AC-DC converters and provide DC energy to at least said first and second AC-DC converters for providing power to at least said first and second electric motors; and a controller, operable to start and stop the engine to minimize fuel consumption. essentially, they patented a triple electric motor hybrid, wit the third motor capable of driving wheels, but also being connected to an engine to generate power.

The chain of priority goes back to 1999.

It's not the use that'd be a problem, it'd be the sale more than one year before the filng date. evean an offer for sakle can bar the applicaiton.

If you license the image to A and B then neither has an exclusive license. Exclusive licensees can enforce the rights afforded a copyright owner without actual transfer of the copyright to the licensee.

Good cite. If I were their lawyer, other than the other comment's argument that the ticket is a conveyance, I'd argue that the ticket created an exclusive license to BMO, which would allow them to enforce the copyright, even though the actual transfer of ownership had not happened.

RTFA. The Article says she has not hired a lawyer. She filed this case pro se. All you need is $210. It'll get booted for "failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted."

And lawyers get fined for filing frivolous cases. They even get suspended or disbarred, but that's fairly extreme. The bar for a frivolous case is pretty high, and any decent attorney can find some kind of fraudulent inducement claim that'll survive summary judgement.

Monroe College is a for-profit institution, similar to the University of Pheonix. Here in New York, they advertise on the subway. This is generally bad. Monroe College offers degrees in vocational-type training (physician's assistant, dental assistant, etc.) It's basically a vocational school, not a university.

Having worked with outsourced Indian coders, I, for one, am shocked that Indian engineers overpromised, underdelivered, and were overbudget.

you can't patent an idea, you can only patent an invention, which is the implementation of an idea. Or at least fool an examiner into thinking you've figured out how to implement it. After looking at Woz's granted patents, the implementations are fairly well described, so he had some idea of how to implement it. It wasn't a case of patenting a cure for cancer without knowing how to actually cure cancer.

If you don;t share it with them, they couldn't have stolen it. If you keep your diary secret, it's not prior art, because it wasn't published. If you don't publicly use your ideas, those aren't prior art because there was no public use. Inventor's notebooks are only good for establishing the conception and reduction to practice of an invention.

Without transmissions, you don't have waves, and therefore no standing waves. However, you make a good point, because without proper boundary conditions, you don't have anything standing, so no standing waves. And I also remember doing my EMag homework, but that was 15 years go. (We didn't have Emag apps, we had signals and systems).