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theodp writes "Microsoft's vision of your computing future is on display in its just-published patent application for the Metered Pay-As-You-Go Computing Experience. The plan, as Microsoft explains it, involves charging students $1.15 an hour to do their homework, making an Office bundle available for $1/hour, and billing gamers $1.25 for each hour of fun. In addition to your PC, Microsoft also discloses plans to bring the chargeback scheme to your cellphone and automobile — GPS, satellite radio, backseat video entertainment system. 'Both users and suppliers benefit from this new business model,' concludes Microsoft, while conceding that 'the supplier can develop a revenue stream business that may actually have higher value than the one-time purchase model currently practiced.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 20:11 27th Dec
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Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear, LLP announced today that a jury in Marshall, Texas has returned a $3.5 million verdict on behalf of the firm’s client, Golden Hour Data Systems, Inc., finding Golden Hour’s patent valid and infringed by defendants emsCharts, Inc. and Softtech, LLC. The jury also found that emsCharts’ infringement of the patent was willful.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 22:15 5th Dec
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SAN DIEGO - (Business Wire) Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear, LLP announced today that a jury in Marshall, Texas has returned a $3.5 million verdict on behalf of the firm’s client, Golden Hour Data Systems, Inc., finding Golden Hour’s patent valid and infringed by defendants emsCharts, Inc. and Softtech, LLC. The jury also found that emsCharts’ infringement of the patent was willful.
in IP & Patents
via Earthtimes.org @ 18:26 5th Dec
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ONE more hour's play should sum up which team deserves top spot in the Ballarat Cricket Association district division one.
in Cricket
via Ballarat Courier @ 10:03 30th Nov
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(CNN) -- A man in a pickup truck killed two drivers and injured another in four rush-hour shootings near a Dallas freeway on Monday evening, police said.
in Top Stories
via CNN @ 9:11 23rd Dec
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AGUASCALIENTES (AFP) - Authorities on Sunday arrested a man who stole an empty police cruiser after he slammed the car into a garbage dumpster at the end of a two-hour joy ride.
in Quirky
via Yahoo! Canada @ 20:51 8th Dec
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Knobbe Martens Wins $3.5 Million Willful Patent Infringement Verdict on Behalf of Golden Hour Data Systems, Inc.
in IP & Patents
via Business Wire @ 18:26 5th Dec
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Milwaukee County jail inmates can knock an hour off their sentence for each hour they spend on some dirty work - cleaning up blood, feces, saliva and other bodily fluids at the House of Correction and Criminal Justice Facility.
in Quirky
via Miami Herald @ 22:01 3rd Dec
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MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee County jail inmates can knock an hour off their sentence for each hour they spend on some dirty work - cleaning up blood, feces, saliva and other bodily fluids at the House of Correction and Criminal Justice Facility.
in Quirky
via Sun Herald @ 8:44 4th Dec
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Dr Reddy's Laboratories has entered into agreements with Schering and Sepracor which will allow Dr Reddy's to manufacture and market generic versions of the Clarinex-D 12 hour and Clarinex-D 24 hour products, with six months marketing exclusivity, and the Clarinex Reditabs product, with six months marketing co-exclusivity, starting in 2012.
in IP & Patents
via Pharmaceutical Business Review @ 9:32 25th Dec
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Dr Reddy's Laboratories has entered into agreements with Schering and Sepracor which will allow Dr Reddy's to manufacture and market generic versions of the Clarinex-D 12 hour and Clarinex-D 24 hour products, with six months marketing exclusivity, and the Clarinex Reditabs product, with six months marketing co-exclusivity, starting in 2012.
in IP & Patents
via Datamonitor @ 22:39 24th Dec
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Hyderabad based pharma major Dr Reddy's Laboratories has entered into agreements with UK based Schering Corporation and Sepracor Inc which will allow Dr Reddy's to manufacture and market generic versions of the Clarinex-D-12 hour and Clarinex-D -24 hour products, with six months marketing exclusivity, and the Clarinex Reditabs product, with six months marketing co-exclusivity, starting in 2012. Dr Reddy's will also market a generic version of the Clarinex 5 milligram tablet, six months after the launch of the first generic version of that product.
in IP & Patents
via PharmaBiz @ 6:45 24th Dec
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HYDERABAD, India--(BUSINESS WIRE)--December 23, 2008--Dr. Reddy's Laboratories today announced that it has entered into agreements with Schering and Sepracor which will allow Dr. Reddys to manufacture and market generic versions of the CLARINEX-D ® -12 Hour and CLARINEX-D ® -24 Hour products, with six months marketing exclusivity, and the CLARINEX ® REDITABS ® product, with six months marketing co-exclusivity, starting in 2012. Dr. Reddys will also market a generic version of the CLARINEX ® 5 milligram tablet six months after the launch of the first generic version of that product.
in IP & Patents
via Pharmacy Choice @ 3:47 24th Dec
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AccuWeather.com announced that it has launched a new Location-aware application for iPhone. The free application includes an array of weather forecast information, and offers weather alarms and health indices. The new AccuWeather.com Application for iPhone offers a features including: location-awareness; animated, user-centric radar and satellite; 5-day local forecasts with high and low temperatures and sky conditions for day and night; Hour-by-Hour Forecasts; and weather videos. The proprietary AccuWeather.com Weather Alarms issue notifications to users based on certain bad weather parameters that are independent of government-issued alerts. The Weather Alarms warn users of impending rain, snow, ice, wind, wind gusts, and thunderstorm. The AccuWeather.
in Handhelds
via EContent Magazine @ 13:16 30th Dec
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SOME 350km above your head in outer space, nations are pulling together to build an outpost in space that can be used by all to carry out experiments away from the pull of the Earth’s gravity. Each time the Space Shuttle launches, it takes another section to the International Space Station (ISS), which is then bolted on making it grow and grow. Work started on the ISS in 1998 when the first section was sent into space and since then 22 more Space Shuttle flights have added various sections making the ISS now bigger than a football field. It is so big that it can easily be seen from Earth; in fact it is the brightest object in the night sky after the moon. However, as the ISS has no external lights of its own, we can only see it for about an hour after sunset or about an hour before sunrise when it is dark on Earth but the Sun is still s
in Space Science
via EuroWeeklyNews @ 17:11 9th Dec
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A daily TV/radio news program, hosted by Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez, airing on over 750 stations, pioneering the largest community media collaboration in the U.S.
in Arts & Culture
via Democracy Now! @ 6:06 28th Dec
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'If there was a particular moment, it would have been one crystal clear dawn watching the sun rise at Cradle Mountain,' says Kah Kit Yoong. Although he couldn't have known it at the time, he had just taken the first step on a journey that has now transformed his life. 'I was working as a doctor in Tasmania in 2005. There are lots of great National parks and I had a little point-and-shoot that I used to carry around when I went out on my bike. But I was finding that I couldn't really capture what I wanted [with it].'
in Photography
via PhotoReview @ 20:54 4th Dec
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Carlos Reygadas's visceral cinematic sensibility can be felt in every frame of "Silent Light," briefly showcased at New York's MoMA last fall and already cropping up on numerous critical year-end lists (mine included). It receives wider U.S. exposure starting this week at Gotham's Film Forum, thankfully: As with all of the Mexican filmmaker's works, it demands to be seen on the big screen; only an immersive theatrical setting can do justice to such complex visual and aural textures, painstakingly planned camera movements, and sensitivity to light. This holds particularly true in the case of "Silent Light," in which Reygadas tames his more bravura instincts, as rapturously beheld in "Japon" and "Battle in Heaven," resulting in a film no less gorgeous, but more delicate in its beauty.
in Movie Reviews
via Indiewire @ 22:04 6th Jan
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In order to actualize ubiquitous computing in 2008, the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (www.nonghyup.com) is planning an always-on computerization network operation system through a dual backup system.
in E-commerce
via KDC Staffs @ 1:12 3rd Dec
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Carlos Reygadas's visceral cinematic sensibility can be felt in every frame of "Silent Light," briefly showcased at New York's MoMA last fall and already cropping up on numerous critical year-end lists (mine included). It receives wider U.S. exposure starting this week at Gotham's Film Forum, thankfully: As with all of the Mexican filmmaker's works, it demands to be seen on the big screen; only an immersive theatrical setting can do justice to such complex visual and aural textures, painstakingly planned camera movements, and sensitivity to light. This holds particularly true in the case of "Silent Light," in which Reygadas tames his more bravura instincts, as rapturously beheld in "Japon" and "Battle in Heaven," resulting in a film no less gorgeous, but more delicate in its beauty.
in Movie Reviews
via Indiewire @ 17:25 7th Jan
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Australian captain Ricky Ponting will gamble on the sore knee of all-rounder Andrew Symonds in Friday's crucial second Test against South Africa.
in Cricket
via Yahoo! News Australia @ 1:47 25th Dec
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via MacTech Magazine @ 15:49 2nd Dec
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