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Merry XMas, Dennis. Thanks for your insights and keeping us up to date!
(and I picked up one of those wireless weather gadgets .... "for the wife" ... ;)
Posted by: Malcolm Mooney | Dec 22, 2006 at 08:51 PM
Happy Holidays to Patently-O - thanks for all the great articles, tips, and useful and/or amusing links.
My husband asked for a weather gadget, I found the one from Brookstone online - but you hooked me up with the RadioShack option. I even could get another "upgraded" version for $39 - still less than half the price of the Brookstone - so now the hubby can know the barometric pressure, humidity and who knows what else too!
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Dear Dennis,
I found you by searching online and wonder if you can point me in the right direction. I have found a myriad of companies that 'want to help' in patenting my idea (product) but I'm untrusting and feel that I can do it myself if given some direction. Can you help me do proceed correctly so I may retain a modicum of control?
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