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Takeaway: A prior art reference does not have to disclose the exact terminology used in the claim.In its Final Written Decision, the Board found that all of the challenged claims, claims 11-22, of the ’314 Patent are unpatentable and denied Patent Owner’s Motion to Amend. The ’314 Patent relates to user interfaces that provide advertising obtained over a global computer network.The Board then reviewed the first ground of unpatentability – anticipation of claims 11-14 and 16-19 by Guyot. Patent Owner argued that Guyot fails to disclose a “method of providing demographically-targeted advertising to a computer user,” “transferring a copy of the software ‘in response to a download request by the user,’” and “providing a unique identifier to the computer.” As to the first term, the Board was not persuaded by Patent Owner’s argument that Guyot does not use the word “demographic” because a prior art … [Read more...] about Microsoft Google v. B.E. Technology: Final Written Decision IPR2014-00039

What’s the difference between a chubby noodle and a fat noodle?Not much, according to the owners of two Chubby Noodle restaurants in the San Francisco area. They filed a federal lawsuit last week against the owners of a forthcoming competitor, Fat Noodle, contending that the name and logo of the soon-to-be restaurant is “confusingly similar” to their own.However, the owners of the Fat Noodle tell Inside Scoop they got their idea first, in 2008. They scoff at the claim that their restaurant is free-riding on the Chubby Noodle’s reputation, calling the lawsuit meritless.“The idea that restaurateurs as recognized as Saison Group would be trading off the “Chubby Noodle” name is not only highly suspect but ridiculous,” they say in a written statement provided to the blog. “Fat Noodle is a completely different concept from Chubby Noodle, and will have very focused, clean, and traditional foods using the highest quality products available. … [Read more...] about Fat Noodle is ‘confusingly similar’ to Chubby Noodle, restaurant says in trademark suit

Jean-Marie Le Pen gestures as he speaks at a meeting in January 2017. Photo: Pascal Guyot/AFP The founder of France's far-right National Front party, Jean-Marie Le Pen, has been charged with inciting hatred for alleged anti-Semitic remarks in 2014, his lawyer said Saturday. Frederic Joachim said the remarks by his client had been misinterpreted and his comments cut short. The situation goes back to June 2014 when Le Pen in a video clip posted on the FN website railed against a number of critics including pop star Madonna and Yannick Noah, the French singer and former tennis champion. When asked about another critic - French singer Patrick Bruel, who is Jewish - Le Pen said then that he would be part of "a batch we will get next time," using the word "fournee" for "batch", evoking the word "four", which means "oven". SOS Racisme called it "the most anti-Semitic filth", a pledge by the FN founder to put his critics in their place using a pun suggesting Nazi gas chambers. The … [Read more...] about Jean-Marie Le Pen charged over apparent anti-Semitic pun

Farnam House Beer Farnam House Brewing Company specializes in well-traveled styles from the premiere beer-producing regions of Europe, including Belgium, France and Germany. While we started with takes on Saison, and continue to produce variations on this legendary style, there are plenty of other specialties we’ll bring to your glass. In summer, you might find our take on a cherry Kriek, or an all-smoked wheat beer called Grätzer. Around fall, we’ll serve the legendary Märzen. Omaha experiences some frigid winter weather, and that’s when we’ll increase the gravity and add some spice, with beers like our Spiced Tripel. And we’d be remiss if we didn’t join the time-honored tradition of serving Bock in the Spring. In addition to the seasonal styles, our brewers love to experiment with some of the more out-there methods in brewing, including sours, Brettanomyces and mixed styles. Always expect a rotating sour and Brett tap at the bar when … [Read more...] about Farnam House Brewing Company

Visit The Boston Globe Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Comment on this Scroll to top of page By Britt Peterson Globe Correspondent  December 14, 2014 In 2014, the American Heritage Dictionaries added 500 new words and meanings to its authoritative record of American English, including “clickbait,” “cosplay,” and “social anxiety disorder.” The words come from all kinds of domains, from pop culture to obscure scientific specialties. But as always, a particularly rich source of new language is the food world, which delivers a wide bounty of lexical delicacies every year.So, welcome to the dictionary, “banh mi,” “halloumi,” “mochi,” and “saison”! A Vietnamese sandwich served on baguette, a brined Cypriot cheese, a Japanese treat made from rice paste, and a fruity Belgian ale may have little in common as foods, but they sure give a good picture of the established food trends of … [Read more...] about Hello, banh mi! How food words join the dictionary