Off topic-US Patent
nellebelle
We just received a copy of Pat's (my dh) United States Patent for Pair of Wheeled Skate-Skis with Brakes Usable on Most Terrains, issued July 15, 2003
We have been working on this for so long! I went with him years ago (BC-before children) to the library at UW to start the patent search, and then I did the typing of the final document to submit to the patent office. But my work was miniscule compared to what he has put in to this.
www.gateskate.com
Thanks for letting me crow :-)
Mary Ellen
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We have been working on this for so long! I went with him years ago (BC-before children) to the library at UW to start the patent search, and then I did the typing of the final document to submit to the patent office. But my work was miniscule compared to what he has put in to this.
www.gateskate.com
Thanks for letting me crow :-)
Mary Ellen
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Kelli Traaseth
Wow! Mary Ellen, that's awesome!
Kelli~
Kelli~
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> We just received a copy of Pat's (my dh) United States Patent for Pair of
Wheeled Skate-Skis with Brakes Usable on Most Terrains, issued July 15, 2003
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> We have been working on this for so long! I went with him years ago
(BC-before children) to the library at UW to start the patent search, and
then I did the typing of the final document to submit to the patent office.
But my work was miniscule compared to what he has put in to this.
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> www.gateskate.com
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> Thanks for letting me crow :-)
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> Mary Ellen
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In a message dated 7/26/2003 8:33:05 PM Central Daylight Time,
nellebelle@... writes:
Bentonville to pitch it to Wal-Mart, make sure he stays at the Clarion Hotel. The
white-haired guy who drives the courtesy van is my dad. ;)
I've actually seen that Beyond 2000 show with those skates. Do they work on
snow?
My brother is waiting on a patent for a device used in commercial bakeries.
Long way to go to get one of those. My son is forever writing to companies
pitching them his ideas on how to improve their products (Chik-Fil-A gave him
coupons, Honda "filed his letter for future reference".) I am certain that he
will want some TrailSkates, and I'll be sure to tell him how they got started.
Tuck
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nellebelle@... writes:
> We just received a copy of Pat's (my dh) United States Patent for Pair ofWow! That's very cool. The website is awesome, too. When he goes to
> Wheeled Skate-Skis with Brakes Usable on Most Terrains, issued July 15, 2003
Bentonville to pitch it to Wal-Mart, make sure he stays at the Clarion Hotel. The
white-haired guy who drives the courtesy van is my dad. ;)
I've actually seen that Beyond 2000 show with those skates. Do they work on
snow?
My brother is waiting on a patent for a device used in commercial bakeries.
Long way to go to get one of those. My son is forever writing to companies
pitching them his ideas on how to improve their products (Chik-Fil-A gave him
coupons, Honda "filed his letter for future reference".) I am certain that he
will want some TrailSkates, and I'll be sure to tell him how they got started.
Tuck
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nellebelle
I've actually seen that Beyond 2000 show with those skates. Do they work on
snow?>>>>>
No, well at least we don't know of anyone who uses them on snow. I suppose you could try it with studded tires :-0 He developed the skates so he could go down hills fast when there wasn't snow. I stick to fairly level surfaces on them. Pat has mellowed out with his use of them too. He leaves the extreme skating to the youngsters. He does still enjoy an occasional down hill ride though.
My brother is waiting on a patent for a device used in commercial bakeries.
Long way to go to get one of those.>>>>>>
The patent process is very specific. It was not an easy document to type, because some of the language used didn't make sense to me. Good luck to your brother!
My son is forever writing to companies pitching them his ideas on how to improve their products>>>>
Cool!
Mary Ellen
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snow?>>>>>
No, well at least we don't know of anyone who uses them on snow. I suppose you could try it with studded tires :-0 He developed the skates so he could go down hills fast when there wasn't snow. I stick to fairly level surfaces on them. Pat has mellowed out with his use of them too. He leaves the extreme skating to the youngsters. He does still enjoy an occasional down hill ride though.
My brother is waiting on a patent for a device used in commercial bakeries.
Long way to go to get one of those.>>>>>>
The patent process is very specific. It was not an easy document to type, because some of the language used didn't make sense to me. Good luck to your brother!
My son is forever writing to companies pitching them his ideas on how to improve their products>>>>
Cool!
Mary Ellen
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