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Judgement finds Armor USA infringed DSM patent & trademark

The United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas has concluded a judgment for patent and trademark infringement and related claims against Armor USA, on April 22, 2008. The judgment finds DSM's patent valid and infringed. It also finds that Armor USA infringed DSM's registered trademarks Dyneema® and Dyneema Purity® by using the brand name "Unima" in connection with products it was offering for sale. The judgment relates to DSM's super strong polyethylene fiber Dyneema®. With this judgment DSM was able to stop Armor USA from selling infringing products comprising polyethylene fiber on the US market. Armor USA is a Texas based company with manufacturing operations in China.

Judgement finds Armor USA infringed DSM patent and trademark

The United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas has concluded a judgment for patent and trademark infringement and related claims against Armor USA, on April 22, 2008. The judgment finds DSM's patent valid and infringed. It also finds that Armor USA infringed DSM's registered trademarks Dyneema® and Dyneema Purity® by using the brand name "Unima" in connection with products it was offering for sale. The judgment relates to DSM's super strong polyethylene fiber Dyneema®. With this judgment DSM was able to stop Armor USA from selling infringing products comprising polyethylene fiber on the US market. Armor USA is a Texas based company with manufacturing operations in China.

JupiterResearch Finds That Few US Online Retailers Are Truly Global Despite Rising Interest in Global Expansion

JupiterResearch Finds That Few US Online Retailers Are Truly Global Despite Rising Interest in Global Expansion

Study Finds Software Piracy Falling in Many Countries, but Challenge Shifting to Emerging, High-Growth Markets

Study Finds Software Piracy Falling in Many Countries, but Challenge Shifting to Emerging, High-Growth Markets

Study Finds Software Piracy Falling in Many Countries, but Challenge Shifting to Emerging, High-Growth Markets

Study Finds Software Piracy Falling in Many Countries, but Challenge Shifting to Emerging, High-Growth Markets

Study Finds Software Piracy Falling in Many Countries, but Challenge Shifting to Emerging, High-Growth Markets

Study Finds Software Piracy Falling in Many Countries, but Challenge Shifting to Emerging, High-Growth Markets

Study Finds Software Piracy Falling in Many Countries, but Challenge Shifting to Emerging, High-Growth Markets

TMCNet: Study Finds Software Piracy Falling in Many Countries, but Challenge Shifting to Emerging, High-Growth Markets

Mom finds snake coiled around baby's leg

Article:Mom in NY finds snake in crib, coiled around baby's leg:/n/a/2008/06/10/national/a125132D54.DTL

Google finds itself playing catch-up

Indeed, it's so difficult that the fleet-footed champion of search advertising finds itself in the unaccustomed position of playing catch-up to normally slow-moving industry behemoths.

Mich. Boy Scout finds $800 and isn't tempted a bit

Article:Boy Scout finds $800 in wallet and promptly returns it:/n/a/2008/04/30/national/a024438D93.DTL

Baby Boomers Return to College at Record-Breaking Rates Finds Academy of Art University in San Francisco

Education, Career, College & Alumni : Baby Boomers Return to College at Record-Breaking Rates Finds Academy of Art University in San Francisco

Sports Fans Growing the Video Game Industry, CEA Study Finds

ARLINGTON, Va. (Business Wire) -- Sports fans play more video games than non-sports fans, according to research from the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)(R) and the Sports Video Group (SVG). In the Third Annual Sports & Technology Study, sixty percent of sports fans who report owning a high-definition television also own a video game console compared to forty-three percent of non-sports fans. The study also finds that thirty-seven percent of sports fans who own an HDTV say they will either buy their first video game system or upgrade their current console in 2008. That's compared to twenty-one percent of all consumers.

The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye DVD 5

Honoka has a new assignment, and this time she finds herself working directly for The Third! When Joganki disappears while on a diplomatic task and is presumed captured, Fila Marique directly seeks out Honoka to handle the delicate, challenging task, and for additional firepower she sends the autonomous Auto Enforcer Blue Breaker as her back-up, much to Honoka's consternation. The foe, Rona Fauna, was once one of The Third and has now developed an ability to seize control of Auto Enforcers, hence the need for the Sword Dancer rather than The Third's normal troopers, but it is her control of the Wormhole Driver which concerns The Third even more. With her new tuned-up PSP suit and the assistance of Bogie, Paife, Iks, and the hated Blue Breaker, Honoka finds herself facing a small army of defenders.

Court Finds Pringles Are Light On Potatoes

Britain's High Court has ruled that Pringles are not a potato snack, and thus are not subject to value-added tax.

India Finds No Security Threat in BlackBerry Service

Worry not, BlackBerry addicts in India: The country’s telecom ministry reiterated Wednesday that the government has no plans to shut down Research in Motion’s wildly popular e-mail service because of security concerns.

Camper finds stolen tent on eBay

A German camper who tried to buy a tent after his was stolen, stumbled upon the original on eBay along with information leading to the arrest of the thief, police said on Monday.

Phoenix finds water on red planet

Martian ice melts in this combination photo taken by NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander's Surface Stereo Imager on June 15 and 18, 2008, in this handout image released by NASA June 20, 2008. A trench dug by Phoenix with its robotic arm at the arctic circle of Mars shows dice-sized chunks of white material that are seen to melt away over the course of several days. The presence of water on Mars is crucial because it is a key to the question of whether life, even in the form of mere microbes, exists or has ever existed on Mars. On Earth, water is a necessary ingredient for life.

Spacecraft finds ice on Mars

Scientists said on Thursday the proof came in a series of pictures sent back by Phoenix of a trench it dug with its robotic arm at the arctic circle of Mars, showing chunks of white material that are seen to melt away over the course of several days.

Phoenix finds ice on Mars

Four days ago dice-sized crumbs of bright material were photographed by the Phoenix Mars lander in a trench that it had dug.

NASA finds ice on Mars surface

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BBC finds oldest digital music recording

Yes, it's really a computer - and responsible for the oldest known recording of computer-generated music.

Poll finds Obama leading McCain in 3 swing states

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Phoenix Finds No Water on Mars Surface... So Far

Color-coded elevation map shows the "Dodo-Goldilocks" trench dug by the Robotic Arm on NASA\'s Phoenix Mars Lander (NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona/Texas A&M University/NASA Ames Research Center)

Robot Finds Mars Dry So Far

Scientists have found no indications so far of water in the first soil sample delivered to NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander, they announced on Monday.

Fisherman finds rare gold in waters near Tungshi

Fisherman Tai Kuo-wen of Tungshi Township has been raising an eel he calls "Old Gold" that looks as though it has the skin of a banana. Friends, however, call it "Mr. Banana Eel" instead. Many people who raise eels say that they have never seen an individual this color.

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