- THE Most
Wanted Resources first, and then the rest ...
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- Manual
of Patent Examining Procedure/ Subscription Service,Basic &
Supplemental Material --a reader writes " The MPEP
gives life to the US patent system"
Patent
Law Essentials : A Concise Guide -- Alan L. Durham; concise,
up-to-date survey of U.S. patent law uses examples, many from actual cases,
to explain the various aspects of the patent system, including issues of
patent validity, infringement, the application process, and litigation.
Although many large multi-volume patent treatises are already available,
this book will serve as a useful overview or starting point for further
research. Patent claim interpretation, equivalence, prior art, and the
extension of patent protection to non-traditional subject matter such as
computer software are covered in detail. Appendixes contain sample U.S.
patents.
Patent,
Copyright & Trademark: A Desk Reference to Intellectual Property Law
-- Stephen Elias, Lisa Goldoftas
- "Intellectual property law is more than merely a specialty of
interest to lawyers; it's supremely relevant to writers, musicians, and
inventors, designers, artists, and programmers--anyone who creates
something that can and ought to be protected against unauthorized use.
Attorney Stephen Elias accomplishes a number of worthy goals in his desk
reference. He introduces and explains the concepts and issues involved in
intellectual property, then delves into the thick of Trade Secret Law,
Copyright Law, Patent Law, and Trademark Law, defining terms, citing (and
explaining) important statutes, and providing sample forms. Accessible to
the novice yet rigorously detailed for use with specific clauses in
specific contracts, Elias's work demystifies intellectual property law and
levels the legal playing field". --Stephanie Gold // amazon
reviewer
- 2
Volume Set, Intellectual Property in the Global Marketplace,
2nd Edition
by Melvin Simensky(Editor), et al. by
Melvin Simensky(Editor), et al.
Access
Denied : Freedom of Information in the Information
Age
by Charles N. Davis(Editor), Sigman L.
Splichal(Editor). by Charles N. Davis(Editor), Sigman L.
Splichal(Editor).
Agriculture
and Intellectual Property Rights : Economic, Institutional and
Implementation Issues in Biotechnology
by V.
Santaniello(Editor), et al. by V. Santaniello(Editor), et
al.
Antitrust
Intellectual Property Handbook
by Alan J. Weinschel. by
Alan J. Weinschel.
Bits
of Power : Issues in Global Access to Scientific
Data
by Committee on Issues in the Transborder Flow of
Scientific Data. by Committee on Issues in the Transborder
Flow of Scientific Data.
Borrowed
Power : Essays on Cultural Appropiration
by Bruce H.
Ziff(Editor), Pratima V. Rao(Editor). by Bruce H.
Ziff(Editor), Pratima V. Rao(Editor).
The
Business Guide to China
by Laurence Brahm, Li
Daoran(Contributor). by Laurence Brahm, Li
Daoran(Contributor).
The
Business Guide to India
by Jitendra Kohli(Editor). by
Jitendra Kohli(Editor).
Canadian
Intellectual Property : The Politics of Innovating
Institutions and Interests
by G Bruce Doern. by G Bruce
Doern.
Capital
for Our Time : The Economic, Legal, and Management Challenges
of Intellectual Capital (Hoover Institution Press Publication,
448.)
by Nicholas Imparato(Editor). by Nicholas
Imparato(Editor).
Code
and Other Laws of Cyberspace
by Lawrence Lessig. by
Lawrence Lessig.
Commercial
Espionage : 79 Ways Competitors Can Get Any Business
Secrets
by Boris Parad, Mark T. Banner. by Boris Parad,
Mark T. Banner.
Computer
and Internet Use on Campus: A Legal Guide to Issues of
Intellectual Property, Free Speech, and Privacy
by
Constance S. Hawke. by Constance S. Hawke.
Computer
Law : Cases-Comments-Questions (American Casebook
Series)
by Peter B. Maggs, et al. by Peter B. Maggs, et
al.
The
Copyright Handbook 4/E: How to Protect and Use Written Works
with 3.5 Disk
by Stephen Fishman, Patti Gima(Editor).
by Stephen Fishman, Patti Gima(Editor).
Copyright
Law and Computer Programs: The Role of Communication in Legal
Structure
by Jisuk Woo. by Jisuk Woo.
The
Copyright Permission and Libel Handbook : A Step-By-Step Guide
for Writers, Editors, and Publishers (Wiley Books for
Writers)
by Lloyd J. Jassin, Steve C. Schecter. by
Lloyd J. Jassin, Steve C. Schecter.
Copyright
Your Software (Copyright Your Software, 2nd Ed)
by
Stephen Fishman. by Stephen Fishman.
Copyright,
Patent, Trademark And Related State Doctrines, Cases And
Materials On The Law Of Intellectual Property, Fourth Edition
Revised
by Paul Goldstein. by Paul Goldstein.
Copyrighting
Culture : The Political Economy of Intellectual Property
(Critical Studies in Communication and in the Cultural
Industries)
by Ronald V. Bettig, Herbert I.
Schiller(Editor). by Ronald V. Bettig, Herbert I.
Schiller(Editor).
Country-by-Country
Profiles, Volume 2, Intellectual Property in the Global
Marketplace, 2nd Edition
by Melvin Simensky, et al. by
Melvin Simensky, et al.
The
Cultural Life of Intellectual Properties : Authorship,
Appropriation, and the Law (Post-Contemporary
Interventions)
by Rosemary J. Coombe. by Rosemary J.
Coombe.
The
Digital Dilemma : Intellectual Property in the Information
Age
by Nat'L Research Council(Editor). by Nat'L
Research Council(Editor).
Digital
Property
by Lesley Ellen Harris. by Lesley Ellen
Harris.
Domain
Names : How to Choose and Protect a Great Name for Your
Website (Quick & Legal)
by Stephen Elias, Patricia
Gima. by Stephen Elias, Patricia Gima.
e-Patent
Strategies for Software, e-Commerce, the Internet, Telecom
Services, Financial Services, and Business Methods (with Case
Studies and Forecasts)
by Stephen C. Glazier. by
Stephen C. Glazier.
e-Patent
Strategies for Software, e-Commerce, the Internet, Telecom
Services, Financial Services, and Business Methods (with Case
Studies and Forecasts)
by Stephen C. Glazier. by
Stephen C. Glazier.
Early-Stage
Technologies : Valuation and Pricing (Intellectual
Property-General, Law, Accounting & Finance, Management,
Licensing, Special Topics)
by Richard Razgaitis. by
Richard Razgaitis.
The
Economics and Management of Intellectual Property : Towards
Intellectual Capitalism
by Ove Granstrand. by Ove
Granstrand.
The
Economics of Intellectual Property in a World without
Frontiers
by Meheroo Jussawalla. by Meheroo
Jussawalla.
Economics
of Regulation and Antitrust
by W. Kip Viscusi, et al.
by W. Kip Viscusi, et al.
Electronic
Commerce and International Taxation
by Richard L.
Doernberg, et al. by Richard L. Doernberg, et al.
Electronic
Publishing Agreements : Precedents With Commentary and
Disk
by Ingrid Winternitz, Andrew Rosenheim. by Ingrid
Winternitz, Andrew Rosenheim.
Enclosures
of the Mind
by Rural Advancement Foundation
International. by Rural Advancement Foundation
International.
Epstein
Intellectual Property
by Michael A. Epstein. by Michael
A. Epstein.
The
Essentials of Intellectual Property
by Christian R.
Andersen. by Christian R. Andersen.
European
Jurisdictions, International Intellectual Property
Law
by Dennis Campbell(Editor), Susan Cotter(Editor).
by Dennis Campbell(Editor), Susan Cotter(Editor).
Exemptions
and Fair Use in Copyright : The Exclusive Rights Tensions in
the 1976 Copyright Act
by Leon E. Seltzer. by Leon E.
Seltzer.
Freedom
of Information and the Right to Know : The Origins and
Applications of the Freedom of Information Act
by
Herbert N. Foerstel. by Herbert N. Foerstel.
Geographic
Information Systems and the Law : Mapping the Legal
Frontiers
by George Cho. by George Cho.
Global
Dimensions of Intellectual Property Rights in Science and
Technology : Office of International Affairs National Research
Council
by Mitchel B. Wallerstein(Editor), et al. by
Mitchel B. Wallerstein(Editor), et al.
A
Global Political Economy of Intellectual Property Rights : The
New Enclosures?
by Christopher May. by Christopher
May.
A
Guide to Copyright for Museums and Galleries
by Peter
Wienand, et al. by Peter Wienand, et al.
How
to License Technology (Intellectual Property
Library)
by Robert C. Megantz. by Robert C.
Megantz.
How
to Register Your Own Trademark : With Forms (2nd Ed)
by
Mark Warda. by Mark Warda.
How
to Register Your Own Trademark : With Forms (How to Register
Your Own Trademark, 3rd Edition)
by Mark Warda. by Mark
Warda.
Ideas
in the Workplace : Planning for Protection
by H. Clarke
Anawalt. by H. Clarke Anawalt.
The
Illustrated Story of Copyright
by Edward Samuels. by
Edward Samuels.
Innovation
and the Intellectual Property System
by Andrew
Webster(Editor), Kathryn Packer(Editor). by Andrew
Webster(Editor), Kathryn Packer(Editor).
- 1999
Statutory and Case Supplement to Cases on Copyright Ralph S. Brown, Robert C. Denicola
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Arbitrary Indian : The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 Gail K. Sheffield
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- ASCAP
Copyright Law Symposium Hardcover
-
- Business
Guide to Copyright Law What You Don't Know Can Co$t You! Woody Young
-
- Cases
and Materials on Patent Law : Including Trade
Secrets-Copyrights-Trademarks (American Casebook Series) William H. Francis, Robert C. Collins
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- Cases
on Copyright : Unfair Competition, and Related Topics Bearing on the
Protection of Literary, Musical, and Artistic Works (University Casebook
se
Ralph S. Brown, Robert C. Denicola
- Clearance
& Copyright : Everything the Independent Filmmaker Needs to Know Michael
C.
- The
Copyright Book : A Practical Guide (Copyright Book : A Practical Guide,
5th Ed)
William S. Strong /
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- Copyright
for Schools : A Practical Guide (Professional Growth Series) Carol Mann Simpson / Paperback / Published 1997
- The
Copyright Guide : A Friendly Handbook for Protecting and Profiting from
Copyrights Lee Wilson / Paperback / Published 1996
- The
Copyright Handbook : How to Protect & Use Written Works (Copyright
Handbook, 4th Ed) Stephen Fishman
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- Copyright
Plain and Simple (Plain & Simple Series) Cheryl Besenjak
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- Copyright
Your Software (Copyright Your Software, 2nd Ed) Stephen Fishman
- Copyright's
Highway : From Gutenberg to the Celestial Jukebox Paul
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- Copyright,
Fair Use, and the Challenge for Universities : Promoting the Progress of
Higher Education Kenneth D. Crews
- Copyright,
Patent, Trademark and Related State Doctrines : Cases and Materials on
the Law of ntellectual Property Paul Goldstein
- Copyrights
and Trademarks for Media Professionals (Broadcast & Cable Series)
Arnold P. Lutzker
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- E-Z
Legal Guide to Trademarks and Copyrights Michael C. Donaldson
- From
Patent to Profit Bob
Dematteis
- How
to License Technology (Intellectual Property Library) Robert C.
- How
to License Your Million Dollar Idea : Everything You Need to Know to
Make Money from Your New Product Idea Harvey Reese
- How
to Make Patent Drawings Yourself : Prepare Formal Drawings Required by
the U.S. Patent Office, 2nd Ed Jack Lo,
- How
to Register Your Own Copyright : With Forms (2nd Ed) Mark
- How
to Register Your Own Trademark : With Forms (2nd Ed) Mark Warda
- Intellectual
Property : Licensing and Joint Venture Profit Strategies (Intellectual
Property Series (John Wiley & Sons)) Gordon V. Smith,
Russell L. Parr
- Intellectual
Property : Trademark, Copyright and Patent Law : 1999 Supplement : Cases
and Materials
- Rochelle Cooper Dreyfuss, Roberta
Rosenthal Kwall
- Intellectual
Property : Trademark, Copyright and Patent Law: Cases and Materials
(University Casebook Series) Rochelle Cooper Dreyfuss, Roberta
Rosenthal
- Intellectual
Property Protection a Guide for Engineers D. Glodstein, Virginia Shaw Medlen
- Inventing
Software Kenneth
Nichols
-
- Invention
Works: "Develop, Protect And Make Money With Your Invention"
(First of Three)
- Richard Crangle, Beverly Crangle
(Editor)
-
- The
Inventor's Notebook (Inventor's Notebook, 2nd Ed)
- Fred E. Grissom, David Pressman
- Knowledge
Diplomacy : Global Competition and the Politics of Intellectual Property
- Michael P. Ryan
- Legal
Battles That Shaped the Computer Industry Lawrence D. Graham
- Licensing
Art & Design
Caryn R. Leland
- Licensing
Intellectual Property : Legal, Business, and Market Dynamics
(Intellectual Property Series) John W. Schlicher
- Litwak's
Multimedia Producer's Handbook : A Legal and Distribution Guide Mark
Litwak /
- Modern
Patent Law Precedent-Dictionary of Key Terms and Concepts 4th edition Irwin M. Aisenberg / Hardcover / Published 1999
$175.00
- Multimedia
: Law and Business Handbook : A Practical Guide for Developers and
Publishers
J. Dianne Brinson
- Owning
Scientific and Technical Information : Value and Ethical Issues Vivian
Weil(Editor), John W. Snapper (Editor)
- Patent
and Know-How Licensing in Japan and the United States (Asian Law Series) Teruo;
Shattuck, Warren L., Editord Boi,
- Patent
and Trademark Tactics and Practice David A. Burge
- Patent
Fundamentals for Scientists and Engineers Thomas T. Gordon, Arthur S. Cookfair
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- The
Patent Guide : A Friendly Guide to Protecting and Profiting from Patents Carl W.
Battle / Paperback /
- Patent
It Yourself (7th Ed)
David Pressman,
- Patent
Law Essentials : A Concise Guide Alan L. Durham
- Patent
Searching Made Easy
David Hitchcock
- Patent
Strategy for Researchers and Research Managers H. Jackson
- Patent,
Copyright & Trademark: A Desk Reference to Intellectual Property Law Stephen
Elias, Lisa Goldoftas
- Patents,
Trademarks and Copyrights : Practical Strategies for Protecting Your
Ideas (Layman's Law Guides)
- David G. Patents, Trademarks, and cop
Rosenbaum, Richard L. Strohm (Editor) GET THIS
FOR MOM -- or even yourself
-
- Holidays
: Recipes, Gifts and Decorations : Thanksgiving & Christmas
- Martha Stewart / Paperback / Published 1994 ---
THIS IS A MUST HAVE BOOK
Nobody
knows the holidays like Martha Stewart, and here she gives you
all the information you need to have a spectacular Thanksgiving,
Christmas, and New Year's Eve. Martha and her crew provide you
with a hearty Thanksgiving feast featuring Quail with Brussels Sprouts and
Shallots, Garlic Roast Potatoes, and Roast Fennel. Later she offers up a
tasty but simple family breakfast for Christmas morning and a sumptuous
Christmas dinner centered around a Loin of Venison with Red-Currant
Bordelaise and Roast Capon with Wild Rice Sourdough Stuffing. The lower-key
New Year's Eve dinner of five dishes may be more appealing to kitchen
novices.
Even if you're not planning a huge party, you'll still find the book
useful for more simple ideas--chapters on homemade gifts, gift-wrapping, and
wreaths and garlands provide easy-to-follow directions and lots of advice.
The chapter on cookies features 23 different classics, and another chapter
offers recipes for six pies plus tips on their assembly and even a list of
"our favorite baking apples." Throughout the book you'll find
interesting sidebars and beautiful photographs to tempt and inspire you.
Maybe you're a new convert, maybe you missed one of the fabled Martha
Stewart Living holiday issues, or maybe your copies are too dog-eared to
read anymore--Holidays: The Best of Martha Stewart Living will help
you make your holidays spectacular. --C.B. Delaney (Amazon reviewer)
consider these also:
-
-
- The
Perfect Thanksgiving Book : Delicious Recipes for a Fabulous Family Feast
- Lindley Boegehold(Editor) / Hardcover / Published 1995 --
Thanksgiving is a time to gather together, to celebrate the harvest and be
grateful, to visit friends and family, and above all, to eat. The recipes at
the heart of this book cover every part of the traditionally elaborate meal
including the classic Roast Turkey with all the trimmings, tasty side
dishes, and fabulous pies. Over 100 full-color photos.
- Thanksgiving
: Festive Recipes for the Holiday Table (Williams-Sonoma Kitchen Library)
- Chuck Williams, et al / Hardcover / Published 1997 -- Whether your
tastes run to the traditional or more adventurous, this Thanksgiving can be
the tastiest one ever with the help of this Williams-Sonoma cookbook. From
first course to last, cooks will find everything they need for a delicious
holiday gathering.. If you have
Martha's book, this is the next one to get!
Well, here's something different if you mastered Martha's and WS'
Thanksgiving Recipes
GET READY ... think Christmas ... think gifts and presents.
Sonic
Adventure (Dreamcast)
Cranium
for your Brainum:
Spell a word backwards, hum a tune, answer a multiple-choice question, draw with
your eyes closed, and more when you play Cranium. Unlike games that focus on
only a few skills, Cranium offers 14
talent-tapping activities designed to bring out the best in you and your
friends. Cards from four decks, color-coded to match each of the
crazy characters--Star Performer, Creative Cat, Data Head, and Word
Worm--describe activities that teams must complete in order to advance around
the board. If you choose a Sculptorades card from the Creative Cat deck, for
example, you might be asked to sculpt a hamburger from lemon-scented Cranium
Clay while your teammates try to guess what you're creating.To win the game, teams have to make it to Cranium
Central--the large purple brain in the center of the board--and then
successfully complete one activity from each of the four decks. The
result is that the team with the best combination of abilities comes out on top.
With its wonderfully diverse set of activities and top-notch design (artwork by
illustrator Gary Baseman decorates the colorful board and decks of cards),
Cranium offers the best of all board game experiences--and it's a whole lot of
fun, too! (For 4 or more players) -
A GREAT POST TRIVIA PARTY GAME
Cranium
Booster Box 1: Read this: "In response to
overwhelming customer demand, we - the wacky crew at
Cranium Central - have created Cranium Booster Box 1. Booster Box is bursting
with 800 all-new cards for the Cranium game. We promise that Booster
Box is more outrageous, more challenging, and more hilarious than ever. To
recharge your Cranium game, simply mix in, or replace your original game cards
with Cranium Booster Box 1 for hours of more fun!"
also consider
- LISTEN
.. IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT TO GET YOUR KID OR YOUR KID-BROTHER (OR YOUR
BROTHER'S KID) FOR CHRISTMAS .... THE SEGA DREAMCAST and a few games
WILL MORE THAN PLEASE THEM and they will remember and love you forever for
it.
-
- Sonic
Adventure (Dreamcast) by Sega of America, Inc. THE GAME!
- After several years in video game retirement, Sonic
the Hedgehog returns as the star of a graphically stunning 3-D adventure
game that blows away every other game in the genre. Sonic is
joined by five of his friends in a massive quest that spans over 50 game
levels filled with remarkable visuals and a pulsating soundtrack. Taking
full advantage of the unprecedented processing power of the Dreamcast,
Sega's development crew, Sonic Team, has designed several gravity-defying
game levels that will keep gamers hooked.
-
-
-
- Sonic
Adventure: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
- Kip
Ward, Prima Development / Paperback / Published 1999 - - The
world's most famous hedgehog is back, now in 3D, in a world so big and
breathtaking, only Sega Dreamcast could hold it. As Sonic and his
friends jump and spin their way to adventure, you'll need Sonic Adventure:
Prima's Official Strategy Guide to find all the hidden secrets. Inside
you'll discover maps of every dazzling level, whereabouts of all the gold
rings, detailed character and quest descriptions, tips for raising Chao and
using the Virtual Memory Unit, and the locations if each level entrance and
secret area.
- Sonic
Adventure; Official Strategy Guide
- Paperback / Published 1999
This is it folks: SEGA
DREAMCAST - THE DREAM MACHINE
IF YOU (or your kids) DON'T HAVE IT ...
YOU ARE MISSIN OUT BIG TIME
The Dreamcast
system is, in a word, awesome. Really, it inspires awe. The first
time someone fires up the game Soul Calibur and realizes that the graphics and
gameplay are better than the arcade version, they're likely to faint. And
Sonic Adventure, with its lightspeed gameplay, is sure to wow even the most
jaded gamer--one part of the game consists of a richly detailed 3-D racetrack
suspended in the funnel of a raging tornado!
It's amazing that such a small machine (it's about the size of your mousepad)
can deliver such incredible performance. Chalk it up to superior engineering.
Dreamcast's only downside is that it comes with only one controller and a demo
disc. In order to truly take advantage of Dreamcast's capabilities, we recommend
outfitting the controller with a Jump Pack and a Visual Memory Unit. Getting one
or more extra controllers is also a good idea, since some of the best Dreamcast
games support up to four players at once.
Why it's so cool:
- Great games: Soul Calibur. Hydro Thunder. The House of the Dead 2.
Arcade smash hits and Dreamcast exclusives. And Dreamcast has a lot
of games available at launch--more than any other video game system debut in
history.
- Ultramodern components: Custom-made video, audio, and processor
technology enable Dreamcast to look, sound, and play better than any other
console system around. It even puts arcade machines to shame.
- Integrated modem: In another video game first, Dreamcast comes with
a 56K modem. Use your regular Internet service provider and the optional
keyboard to access e-mail, shopping, and the World Wide Web. At launch, you
can upload high scores, participate in chat discussions, download updates
and enhancements for your games, and swap virtual pets. Multiplayer games
and massive online wars are already on Sega's drawing board for this year.
We can't wait to see what else Sega has in store for the online Dreamcast
community.
- The Visual Memory Unit (VMU) More than just a memory card, the VMU
is a miniature portable game system that fits inside a controller--so its
LCD screen is easily seen by you but hidden from your opponent.
- Super GD-ROM: Dreamcast's CD-ROM drive is actually a GD-ROM drive
that's capable of reading gigabyte-capacity discs. It's also twelve times as
fast as a normal drive, which means faster game load times, shorter waits,
and less disc-swapping during play. Of course, it also plays audio CDs.
- Expandability: Sega's machine is the first major video game console
designed with the future in mind. New technology can easily be added to
Dreamcast through its expansion slot and serial port. A Dreamcast-compatible
Zip drive is already available in Japan, and it's a safe bet that Sega has
even more cool hardware on the way.
- Keyboard: Computer game players complain that video games don't
offer enough complexity because the machines lack keyboards. Dreamcast opens
the gates to deeper, more complex games by allowing more control and input
options. Think of it this way: the controller has six buttons, and the
keyboard has 92 keys. Games can make use of each key, increasing the
number of controls by a factor of fifteen. The keyboard also lets you
compose e-mail messages when accessing the Internet through Dreamcast's
modem.
- All-in-one entertainment: It plays games. It plays audio CDs. It
connects to the Internet and lets you browse the Web or e-mail friends. Our
note to the cost-conscious: If you have a Dreamcast system, you just don't
need a separate CD player or a separate computer. Dreamcast does it all, and
does it well.
--Mike Fehlauer (amazon reviewer)
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