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Consider it as a four part process:-Part A: Preliminary patent research - To understand whether your invention for which you wish to patent is novel. If it is a reinvention of the wheel, you are most likely to get a rejection of your patent leading to all your investment in filing a patent going down the drain.Part B: Preparing and filing a patent application at your local patent office (say India) and then internationally, if you want to transcend your IP rights beyond India. The application will be describing your invention along with filing your claims on the invention.Part C: Convincing the patent examiners in India and countries where you file your patent that your invention is novel by providing suitable arguments and evidences during examination. If you have gone into part A, you can pre-empt this part C.Part D: Issuance of a patent and maintaining it. Renewals or maintenance is important.It is advisable to engage a patent attorney as the entire process is complex. Do let us know, if you need any assistance.Do let me know if you need any assistance. My firm, GIP India, specialises in obtaining and protecting intellectual property rights worldwide. We work on a unique onshore and off-shore models giving unique price point for our customers. Please feel free to contact us for more pricing details.

Lecturing: The results you get are directly proportional to the effort you put in. You will magically become a better lecturer if you put a lot of effort into preparing your lectures and write down most of what you will say in advance. (If you want to do an especially good job, rehearse your entire lecture at least once before presenting it.) But if you start writing your lecture the morning of the lecture, or get less than five hours of sleep the night before, you will probably do a shabby job.If your lecture is longer than an hour, it’s good to have a break halfway through the lecture, since students get restless when they have to listen to you for too long. As a bonus, students might come to your desk and ask questions during the break, and then you’ll know what people understood and what they didn’t.Engagement: You will win the hearts of students if you clearly show that you care about them, and want them to have the best possible experience. Two ways you can do this are byActively soliciting feedback from the students. When I was teaching I offered students extra credit for filling out feedback forms every week, and actively changed my teaching style based on what people said in the feedback forms. This was an easy way to both improve my teaching and make people feel heard.Holding extra office hours on weeks when the material is particularly difficult. On some weeks I would hold six hours of office hours because the first students to fill out the feedback form were reporting that they spent longer than usual on the problem set.Backend stuff: Your TAs’ performance is critical to the success of your class. You should of course try to hire TAs who have a solid understanding of the material, and have good teaching evaluations from previous quarters. But you should also set them up for success by making sure you have high-quality solution sets ready before the first office hours of the week. If you don’t do this, many of the TAs will not know how to solve the problems, or will lead students to incorrect or conflicting solutions in office hours.(In general you should produce solution sets yourself instead of relying on TAs to generate them, because TAs will in general write solutions that are very brief and sometimes incorrect. The level of detail in the solution set should be the level of detail expected from the students; it shouldn’t just be a “sketch” of the right answer.)

It was my mom actually and I only know about it as she was physically incapable of pulling if off without my help. No one else knows. When she was in chemotherapy for late stage, terminal Ovarian Cancer, one of the other patients that also was being treated was a young mother of 3 whose husband had left her when she was diagnosed with Colorectal cancer. Rosa was only 27, and was a very sad case indeed.She was a patient of our practice so I was well aware of how grim her situation had become. It was close to Christmas time and she had been admitted to the hospital after a tumor that had returned to her bowel burst through and caused peritonitis and sepsis. She was horribly ill, hospitalized and not expected to survive long. My mother , who is the kindest person I know, was also very sick, Her own tumor had returned and we did not know then, would come to lose her own battle in the coming months.For some reason, my mom became absolutely obsessed with making sure Rosa’s three young children( 3,5,7) had some alternate memory of Christmas, other than the one that was likely going to be etched into their minds. I remember not understanding and honestly being a bit annoyed, as I was working 7 days a week, 80–100 hours and on call 24/7, barely surviving myself, in addition to the emotional toll of my own mom dying. Yet, this seemed very important to her so I indulged the errands, and chauffeuring about town. My mom for those weeks nearing Christmas had me driving about town buying this special toy or that special doll that the young girls had wanted more than anything.They didn’t understand that their mom was not going to come home. They were too young. My mom, all 80 lbs of her in the late stages of cancer made her way to deliver presents, and a festive dinner to the children and sister of Rosa, Elena, who would later adopt the girls, when Rosa died that week in the hospital.That was a gesture that really speaks to kindness of my mom. There were many, but that was one of her last.

Let’s use a bit of logic and a bit of math here.4,000 lines of code in 8 hours is 500 lines of code per hour.500 lines of code per hour is 8 1/3 lines of code per MINUTE.The fastest typist ever recorded was clocked at just over 212–216 WPM (words per minute) in a burst, but only 150 WPM for extended periods of typing. (And during her Guinness record-breaking trial she needed periodic breaks that weren’t computed.)But that was a world champion typist, and most professional typists are happy to see half of her 150 WPM, and accomplish 75 WPM for prolonged days of working. (A “very good” typist can bang out up to 120 WPM in bursts, but rarely does two-thirds of that over prolonged periods.)If we assume that a typical line of code is composed of just five “words,” then ONLY PROFESSIONAL TYPISTS could type that many lines of code without using automated tools AND heavy amounts of copy paste, or conversion from pre-written code in some other format, like pseudo-code, or converting Java to C++ (for example.)And bear in mind that a “line” of code might look like:SettingsManager::instance()->disableAutologout(oldAutologoutStatus);(which I just wrote). That’s four “words” plus punctuation, and yet three of the four “words” there are composed of SEVERAL English language words that a top-rated typist might type, so that I would say this one line of code was really TEN English words (plus punctuation - which is a very important part of the programming not included in this count):Settings

An allowance race is one in which the runners run for a higher purse than in a maiden race. These races usually involve conditions such as “non-winner of three lifetimes.” ... A claiming race is one in which the horses are all for sale for more or less the same price (the “claiming price”) up until shortly before the race.

But the basic rule is, if it's a flat race, stalls are used. You can find out which horse comes out of which stall by looking at our race cards. It is the number which appears in brackets next to the number of the horse. What the draw does is determine which part of the course the horse will race on.

So a form guide that reads 4893241 means a horse finished first in its last race, fourth in the one before, second in the one before that and so on. It's rEvally that simple, but there are a few additional terms you need to be aware of. A bold number on a flat card means that run was on an all-weather track.

To read a racing form, start by scanning the top header for general information. Next, find the race number, which is typically a number between 1 and 10, to the left side of the header. Then, find the track name to the right of the race number.

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