Ex Parte Belias et al - Page 1




           The opinion in support of the decision being entered today was not written
                for publication in and is not binding precedent of the Board.       
                     UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE                      
                                    ___________                                     
                         BEFORE THE BOARD OF PATENT APPEALS                         
                                 AND INTERFERENCES                                  
                                    ___________                                     
           Ex parte WILLIAM P. BELIAS, DAVID A. BRYNIARSKI, PAUL N. CHEN,           
             SUSAN P. EVANS, STEVEN P. LONG, CLIFFORD H. PATRIDGE, and              
                                 JASON M. STANCHOCK                                 
                                    ___________                                     
                                Appeal No. 2006-2894                                
                             Application No. 10/375,188                             
                               Technology Center 3700                               
                                    ___________                                     
                              HEARD: November 14, 2006                              
                                    ___________                                     

         Before FRANKFORT, OWENS and HORNER, Administrative Patent                  
         Judges.                                                                    
         OWENS, Administrative Patent Judge.                                        

                                 DECISION ON APPEAL                                 
              This appeal is from a rejection of claims 1-9, 14-17, 19-25           
         and 27-29.  Claims 10-13, 18 and 26, which are all of the other            
         pending claims, stand withdrawn from consideration by the                  
         examiner as claiming a nonelected invention.                               




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