Appeal 2007-1928
Application 10/163,282
3. Walker discloses an African-American trivia game in which tokens or
chips are used as games pieces. The token chips can be made of material such as
paper, plastic or metal and can be luminescent, although metal is preferred.
Further, Walker discloses a card with an image of a person on one side, as seen in
Figure 5, and a descriptive text on the opposite side. Presumably, these cards are
less than 4 x 4 inches square.
4. Jaffe discloses a mathematical board game which uses markers or chips
370 and random number generating dies as shown in Figure 3. The chips are
colored coded and can be preferably manufactured of translucent plastic so that the
game board shows through the translucent chips. The dies are three-dimensional
objects customized with indicia such as prime numbers.
5. Viveiros discloses a poster game which is variation on the Pin the Tail on
the Donkey game known by children for many years. In this case, hat tokens 23
are provided with perforated outlines so that they can be separated from the
support base and used in game play.
6. Logan discloses a method of keeping track of dietary consumption.
Figure 1 discloses a chart or board 1 that sticks to a refrigerator magnetically or by
use of adhesive. A number of tokens are provided which removeably fasten to the
game board, once again via adhesive or magnetic material.
7. Finally, Sterr ‘773 discloses dye cut confetti wherein the angular shape of
the confetti gives a unique aerodynamic pattern of flight. Sterr discloses in column
7, ll. 10-21, that confetti is desirably less than four square inches.
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