Ex Parte Olson et al - Page 3



          Appeal No. 2005-2330                                                        
          Application No. 10/026,123                                                  

          aspects of” other secondary references.  See the Request for                
          Rehearing in its entirety.  However, in so arguing, they ignore             
          the factual findings set forth in our decision identifying the              
          teachings and suggestions provided in the primary reference,                
          Schmitz, relied upon by the examiner, which would have led one of           
          ordinary skill in the art to the subject matter defined by the              
          separately argued claims on appeal.  See our decision, pages 6-             
          10.  Inasmuch as the appellants do not assert that we                       
          misapprehended the teachings/suggestion provided in Schmitz or              
          that our reliance on the teachings/suggestions in Schmitz                   
          constitutes a new ground or rejection, we cannot agree with the             
          appellants that our decision contains any reversible error.                 
               In view of the foregoing, the appellants’ request for                  
          rehearing is granted to the extent of reconsidering our decision,           
          but is denied with respect to making any change thereto.                    









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