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food preserving: refrigeration refrigeration the most common food preserving method is to store food in the refrigerator. examples: almost all types of food can be refrigerated, including drinks, meats (raw and cooked), fruits, vegetables, meals, pesto, egg whites, oils, etc refrigeration (cold temperature

) slows down the bad bacterial growth greatly, so food lasts or more times longer to spoil. label raw meat etc so they are only stored for a day or two in the refrigerator prior to being cooked and consumed. refrigeration does not affect flavour or texture. root cellaring storing root vegetables in a...

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patent baristas " " november patent baristas home about contact past articles provisional applications now available on the internet by stephen jenei november , as a result of a recent change to the public pair (patent application information retrieval), most provisional applications that are relied

publications or u.s. patents are now available to the public over the internet. exceptions mainly include provisional applications with filing dates prior to . [...] posted in: uspto comments off on provisional applications now available on the internet fda to issue guidelines on evaluating biotech food by...

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patent baristas " " april patent baristas home about contact past articles bioshield bill would provide drug patent term extension by stephen jenei april , the washinton times reported that a so-called wild-card patent provision, expected to be proposed to congress as part of the bioshield ii bill (senate

by stephen jenei april , in what may be a sign that blogs have jumped-the-shark, the current issue of businessweek has a cover story emblazoned with large letters that "blogs will change your business. look past the yakkers, hobbyists, and political mobs. your customers and rivals are figuring blogs...

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patent baristas " " january patent baristas home about contact past articles demystifying hr : the patent act of (part ) by stephen jenei january , [this is the second in a series of postings regarding the various proposals in the patent act of .] assignee filing currently, a patent application can only

be filed in the united states in the name of the inventors. the patent act of would amend the law to allow the assignee of the invention [...] posted in: ip laws comments off on demystifying hr : the patent act of (part ) demystifying hr : the patent act of (part ) by stephen jenei january , the lines...

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patent baristas " " november patent baristas home about contact past articles cafc: enablement for not the same as enablement under by stephen jenei november , the court of appeals for the federal circuit held that the effectiveness of the prior art is not relevant but rather whether it describes the

sufficiently to enable a person of ordinary skill in the art to carry out the invention. after impax sued aventis in district court for a declaratory judgment that [...] posted in: ip litigation comments off on cafc: enablement for not the same as enablement under supreme court hears arguments in ksr by...

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no problem. by stephen jenei october , the u.s. court of appeals for the federal circuit gave a high-five to settlement agreements between a patent holder and a generic manufacturer saying it doesn't violate antitrust laws under the hatch-waxman act. in re ciprofloxacin hydrochloride antitrust litigation

( - ). the agreements in question involved a reverse payment from the bayer to barr, but did [...] posted in: antitrust , generic drugs , ip litigation comment " appeals court smacks down software and business method patents without apparatus or transformative powers by stephen jenei october , the court...

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patent baristas " " november patent baristas home about contact past articles provisional applications now available on the internet by stephen jenei november , as a result of a recent change to the public pair (patent application information retrieval), most provisional applications that are relied

publications or u.s. patents are now available to the public over the internet. exceptions mainly include provisional applications with filing dates prior to . [...] posted in: uspto comments off on provisional applications now available on the internet fda to issue guidelines on evaluating biotech food by...

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patent baristas " " april patent baristas home about contact past articles bioshield bill would provide drug patent term extension by stephen jenei april , the washinton times reported that a so-called wild-card patent provision, expected to be proposed to congress as part of the bioshield ii bill (senate

by stephen jenei april , in what may be a sign that blogs have jumped-the-shark, the current issue of businessweek has a cover story emblazoned with large letters that "blogs will change your business. look past the yakkers, hobbyists, and political mobs. your customers and rivals are figuring blogs...

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patent baristas " " january patent baristas home about contact past articles demystifying hr : the patent act of (part ) by stephen jenei january , [this is the second in a series of postings regarding the various proposals in the patent act of .] assignee filing currently, a patent application can only

be filed in the united states in the name of the inventors. the patent act of would amend the law to allow the assignee of the invention [...] posted in: ip laws comments off on demystifying hr : the patent act of (part ) demystifying hr : the patent act of (part ) by stephen jenei january , the lines...

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patent baristas " " november patent baristas home about contact past articles cafc: enablement for not the same as enablement under by stephen jenei november , the court of appeals for the federal circuit held that the effectiveness of the prior art is not relevant but rather whether it describes the

sufficiently to enable a person of ordinary skill in the art to carry out the invention. after impax sued aventis in district court for a declaratory judgment that [...] posted in: ip litigation comments off on cafc: enablement for not the same as enablement under supreme court hears arguments in ksr by...

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