it's because you have image loading turned off. But you wouldn't know it, because that explanation is next to an image- showing no images. Which- coincidentally, should be marked redundant. Or is that ironic?
Lode Runner:The Legend Returns is a puzzle type game with excellent coop play. Some of the levels are designed where you can only beat it if you time your cooperation.
Well, under that theory then "method-patents" would be mathematical formulas too. You are generalizing mathematical algorithms too broadly. A method to produce tires.. a way that does it quicker is patentable. A formula.. An algorithm.. a set of instructions if you will.. on how to make a tire is patentable. This method makes Goodyear $$$ and it is well established that they can patent it. That being the case, an algorithm (a program) that takes in the numbers on the stock market and gives some useable result should also be patentable.
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Bill#1: What's the name of dat der dam County? Bill#2: Juneau Bill#1: No- really, I don't.
This is like a Zombie- but instead of eating your brain- it reads it. Zombie, my friend, are pure evil.
But the readers are dying for more.
it's because you have image loading turned off. But you wouldn't know it, because that explanation is next to an image- showing no images. Which- coincidentally, should be marked redundant. Or is that ironic?
KIPP is also wildly successful, thanks, in part, to Gates. A school in Houston, TX with 95% minorities and a high college bound rate is no small feat.
It only takes 2 simultaneous hits to be slashdotted.
1 hard drive doesn't make for a very impressive visual aid.
Ender's Game won a Nebula award. Do you see Harry Potter getting a Nebula? Do you even see Stranger in a Strange land getting one? Grok it?
Except Enders Game was actually good literature.
Lode Runner: The Legend Returns is a puzzle type game with excellent coop play. Some of the levels are designed where you can only beat it if you time your cooperation.
Pocket Tanks Deluxe is also a classic.
Well, under that theory then "method-patents" would be mathematical formulas too. You are generalizing mathematical algorithms too broadly. A method to produce tires.. a way that does it quicker is patentable. A formula.. An algorithm.. a set of instructions if you will.. on how to make a tire is patentable. This method makes Goodyear $$$ and it is well established that they can patent it. That being the case, an algorithm (a program) that takes in the numbers on the stock market and gives some useable result should also be patentable.