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+++++ WIPO-World Intellectual Property Organization
A Larger View of the World Around Us -- -- This resource is too good to leave out. Log-on to: Home page of the International Patent Classification (IPC) Bear with it. This site affords you a connection to the other ninety-five percent of the World outside the U.S.A.

~~ ~~ AMAZING AIR CAR FROM INDIA ~~ ~~

~~ "This is the same company which a few months back invented a car that costs only $2500 new. BUT it's not available in the USA. Why is it that a gasless vehicle that eliminates the reason to buy oil from foreign countries hasn't even been noticed by US manufacturers? How bad can this be for anybody, anywhere in the world -- except, perhaps,for the oil tycoons?"

~~ ~~ "The Compressed Air Car, developed by Motor Development International (MDI) Founder Guy Negre, might be the best thing to happen to the motor engine and to people all over the world.

~~ The $12,700 CityCAT, one of the planned Air Car models, reaches 68 mph, and goes for a range of 125 miles. It will take only a few minutes for the CityCAT to refuel at gas stations equipped with custom air compressor units. MDI says it should cost only around $2 to fill the car up with 340 liters of air!

~~ The Air Car will be starting production soon, thanks to India's TATA Motors.

~~ "Forget corn! Corn-based ethanol is a joke...... Here's a user friendly, pocketbook friendly fuel! What can be better than air?""

-- "wrti.org.uk - the inventors website & newsletter Wessex Round Table of Inventors club" --

-- "Mindsheet Management & Technology Services" --

-- "Success Strategies for Inventors and Innovators" --

-- "Stainless Steel Pan Set" --

-- "U.S. Customs and Border Protection - Travel" --

-- " The Website of the Trilateral Co-operation :: The Trilateral Co-operation" --
-- "Intellectual Property Owners Association | Trilateral Public Users Conf 11/07" --

-- "Intellectual Property Office, Ministry of Economic Affairs, R.O.C." --

-- "WIPO International Classifications" --

-- Take for instance, what's happening in Canada?

-- "CIPO - Canadian Patent Database Introduction"

-- "Cambridge Consultants Ltd - Delivering the Goods - the future of home delivery"

-- "European Patent Offices (EPO)"

-- "Europe's Network of patent databases"

-- "International Marks of WIPO - World International Property Organization"

-- "About WIPO" --

-- "EUROPA - The EU at a glance - Maps"
-- -- "European Union Member States"

-- "Intellectual Property Owners Association | Philips Electronics News Release"

-- " Bangkok, Thailand" --

-- "Introduction to TIPO" --

-- "PATENT UPDATE ASIA PACIFIC REGION.doc"
-- "Philippines Court Case Document" --

-- "International Intellectual Property"

-- "Border Control Crumbles in DVD Land"

-- "Patently Absurd! - Weird & Wacky Patents"

-- "Don't be afraid to take one long step - because you can't cross a chasm in two small leaps." -- Lloyd George

-- "Screening Intl Inquiries Flowchart - Generic."

-- "Intellectual Property Digital Library" --

-- "Satellite TV Software" --

-- "The Associated Press: 4 to Share $1.7 Million in Tech Prizes" --

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-- -- Thought of the day:

-- "The important thing is not being afraid to take a chance. Remember, the greatest failure is to not try. Once you find something you love to do, be the best at doing it."

-- Debbi Fields, Founder of Mrs. Fields Cookies

Eureka, you found it!! "Yes!" Here is the source of the 'stocked pond,' the undis-covered 'end of the rainbow' with its pot of gold. --> I've been thinking. And probably you should too: On the one hand, you don't want to re-invent the wheel - and on the other hand the wheel for you may have already been invented? After all, there's over seven million U.S. patents and over thirty-million foreign patents. -- Hmmm -- Eureka, you found it!! "Yes!" Here is the source of the 'stocked pond,' the undiscovered 'end of the rainbow' with its pot of gold. -- Do you see? Open your eyes. -- You can research and develop--you are smarter than the guy who thought of it years ago. You can pick up the invention for nothing - it's 'public' - and now you can 'make it work!!' Just check it out to see that you aren't infringing - you know - stepping on someone else's 'live patent.' GO FOR IT! --> Go to: --> "Bicycle Built for Two" for example. --> and "The Bicycle" --> And the real thing --> "Xtracycle" --> and read about "Getting Started as an Entrepreneuer"

-- "Keep your bearings with online maps" --

-- "Scientific phenomena named after people in TutorGig Encyclopedia" --

-- After many sessions the psychi-atrist says to his patient: Con-grat-ula-tions, Sir, you are cured. The patient says: Some cure. Before I was Alexan-der the Great. Now I'm a nobody. --> (When you get your first million dollars think of me and cut me in for a share.) R.S.

-- "So, who died to make YOU President?"

--- "You're just jealous because the voices only talk to ME."
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-- "God put me on Earth to accomplish a certain number of things. I'm so far behind I will never die." -- Bill Watterson

-- After many sessions the psychiatrist says to his patient: Congratulations, Sir, you are cured. The patient says: Some cure. Before I was Alexander the Great. Now I'm a nobody.

-- "Are You Afflicted by E.L.K. Syndrome?? | Eureka! Ranch"

--> "Know Thyself" -- Delphion Oracle

-- --Thought of the day: --
--> "Let me tell you." -- "In a Quartet, the man who can sing Tenor is the Tenor." -- Henry Ford

-- Did you hear about the Paris thief who almost got away with stealing several paintings from the Louve? -- After planning the crime, and getting in and out past security, he was captured only two blocks away when his Ford Econoline Van ran out of gas. -- When asked how he could mastermind such a crime and then make such an obvious error, he replied: "Monsieur, I had no Monet to buy Degas to make the Van Gogh." -- And you thought I lacked De Gaulle to tell a story like that....

-- "Prepare for the future. Learn from the mistakes you made. Think about the mistakes you will make, but don't let that slow you down. Keep Inventing." -- R.S. --> Go to: --> "World Innovation Network (WIN) - "Innovation Institutes Internet Branch" --> "Where evaluations are performed from the perspective of the U.S. economy." -->

-- "Opportunity may knock only once, but temptation leans on the bell." - Unknown-- "Patent Pending in 24 Hours"
-- Will Change Your Life
-- -- "Burdlaw" Is the Answer -- --

--> Also, this should work for you: --> "Faxpat/Optipat"

-- "Prepare for the future. Learn from the mistakes you made. Think about the mistakes you will make, but don't let that slow you down. Keep Inventing." -- R.S.

> American? > > > > > > > This was nominated for best joke of the year - worth sharing. > > > A Somalian arrives in Minneapolis as a new immigrant to the United States. He stops the first person he sees walking down the street and says, "Thank you Mr. American for letting me into this country, giving me housing, food stamps, free medical care, and a free education!" > > The passerby says, "You are mistaken, I am Mexican." > > The man goes on and encounters another passerby. "Thank you for having such a beautiful country here in America!" > > The person says, "I not American, I Vietnamese." > > The new arrival walks further, and the next person he sees he stops, shakes his hand and says, "Thank you for the wonderful America!" That person puts up his hand and says, "I am from Middle East, I am not American!" > > He finally sees a nice lady and asks, "Are you an American?" > > She says, "No, I am from Africa!" > > Puzzled, he asks her, "Where are all the Americans?" > > The African lady checks her watch and says..."Probably at work!!!!!!!

--> This is such a great land with "golden oppor-tun-ities." -- See your oppor-tunity as an Amer-ican to do some-thing 'posit-ive' with your life:
--> 		--> When my father came to America at the turn of the 20th Century, he heard that the streets were paved with gold. That caused him to visit and finally settle in St. Louis, the third largest populated city in the U.S. (at the time of the 1904 Worlds Fair.) "The Land of Opportunity." [Well, finding my mother and falling in love in St. Louis had a lot to do with it! All of his family were in Brooklyn, New York. He married here and moved there. My oldest sister and brother were born in New York. My mother was homesick for St. Louis. My next brother and myself were born here in St. Louis.] -->

-- -- St. Louis is famous for the first introduction, the milestone innovation of: --> The ice-cream cone, the hot-dog, the hamburger on a bun, iced tea, the sno-cone, spun sugar, Dr. Peper, peanut butter, the Twinkie, the toasted ravioli and St. Louis style pizza :-)) -- Did you know that a telegraphy business showcased the wireless phone [the cell phone] in St. Louis in 1904.

-- "You Know You're a St. Louisan if.."
you asked for a cream sody [soda] and was handed one that was red in color. And, so what? -- "50 Inventions Discovered By Mistake"

--> This is such a great land with "golden opportunities." -- See your opportunity as an American to do something 'positive' with your life: --> Reflect upon our American past. "Remember?" -->

--> "The number of American-born science and engineering students is plummeting." says Jerry MacArthur Hultin, a dean at Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey. In fact, 48 percent of the doctorates awarded at Stevens in 2001 went to foreign students." Quoted from Readers' Digest, March 2002, page 69. -- "Foreign-born scientists and engineers account for a third of the technical work force in Silicon Valley, says AnnaLee Saxenian, a political scientist of the University of California at Berkeley. Fully a quarter of the high-tech companies started there in the 1990s, she adds, are run by Chinese and Indian entrepreneurs." -- 26% of U.S. patents are created by foreign-born people -- "That's the situation now; over the next decade America will need 50 percent more people with science degrees, according to NASA administrator Dan Goldin. Where will we get them?"

-- ONLY 29% of America's 4th Graders and 18% of America's High School Seniors show a proficiency in science.

-- "U.S. Drops Out of Global Math Test - Newsweek Education - MSNBC.com"

-- "Higher Education in Science and Engineering Enrolment in Higer Education"

-- Here's something very positive to do with your life.

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