Ex Parte Goldenberg - Page 1



          The opinion in support of the decision being entered today was not          
          written for publication and is not binding precedent of the Board.          

                       UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE                      
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                          BEFORE THE BOARD OF PATENT APPEALS                          
                                   AND INTERFERENCES                                  
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                               Ex parte JASON GOLDENBERG                              
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                                 Appeal No. 2005-1063                                 
                               Application No. 10/126,910                             
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                                       ON BRIEF                                       
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          Before FRANKFORT, NASE, and BAHR, Administrative Patent Judges.             
          FRANKFORT, Administrative Patent Judge.                                     

                               ON REQUEST FOR REHEARING                               
               This is in response to appellant’s request for rehearing               
          of our decision mailed June 24, 2005, wherein we affirmed the               
          examiner's rejection of claim 1 under 35 U.S.C. § 103(a) as                 
          being unpatentable over the combined teachings of Jelling (U.S.             
          3,181,773) and Paulsen (U.S. 5,950,818).  Claim 1 is the only               
          claim pending in the application.                                           
          We have carefully considered each of the points of argument                 
          raised by appellant in the request for rehearing, however, those            
          arguments do not persuade us that we overlooked or misapprehended           
          any points raised in the appeal, or that our merits based                   




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