Re: Try to use herbs to lower your cholesterol

From: maison.mousse (maison.mousse_at_wanadoo.fr)
Date: 12/17/04 

Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 17:43:13 +0100

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>>wondering@worldnet.com a écrit dans le message
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>>>"Cinnamon one if my favorite spices has no known medical value in it's
>>>self. Con artists like to point to an unconfirmed study that
>>>indicated that in a "test tube" evironment a chemical found in
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>>>Starting in '80 people at universities and government labs etc. were
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>Workers under grant programs can patent their work.
>Work done by civil servant and paid for by US tax payers
>is the property of the people of the US. The employer.
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The allocation of patent rights between the government and its employees is
covered by Executive Order 10096
The main section of the executive order provides that the government shall
obtain all rights to any invention made by an employee if any one of the
following conditions applies: the invention is made during working hours;
the invention is made using either government facilities, equipment, etc.,
or is made with the help of another government employee who is on official
duty; or the invention relates to the official duties of the inventor.

Below is the 1980 change!! It does NOT apply to government employees.

The government rights to patents for inventions developed under federally
sponsored R&D at universities, nonprofit organizations and small business
organizations are determined in accordance with the terms of the funding
agreement. Prior to 1980, the patent rights clauses used in a funding
agreement were determined by the legislation and policy of the agency
involved. Some agencies kept title, and others gave title. In 1980, the
Congress passed an act to provide uniformity among the various government
agencies. More importantly, this act was passed so that universities,
nonprofit organizations and small business organizations could more easily
obtain title to patents developed with federal funding.

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