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TURN YOUR GREAT IDEA INTO A GREAT BIG FORTUNE...We all have great ideas, and every day, ordinary people turn their simple, clever ideas into products or services that earn them millions in royalties. So what separates those who earn money exploiting their ideas from those who don't? The answer is in your hands; this book gives you all the information and all the motivation you need to turn your ideas into money without investment or financial risk. In How to License Your Million Dollar Idea, Second Edition, Harvey Reese, a successful new product developer, consultant, and licensing agent, reveals his system for creating commercially profitable ideas and his secrets for turning them into lucrative licensing agreements. Not only will you find nuts-and-bolts information on the licensing process, you'll also learn how to formulate an idea and find the motivation to grow that idea into a fortune. Totally revised and updated, this Second Edition covers recent changes in patent law and how the Internet has impacted modern licensing. Reese includes his proven step-by-step process for formulating an idea that manufacturers are willing to pay for, researching its authenticity, obtaining patents, finding prospects, negotiating the deal, and beyond. Filled with examples of successful, well-known licensing ventures, How to License Your Million Dollar Idea, Second Edition also features an expanded appendix of sample patent forms, licensing agreements, disclosure statements, publications, contact information, and more.
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TURN YOUR GREAT IDEA INTO A GREAT BIG FORTUNE... We all have great ideas, and every day, ordinary people turn their simple, clever ideas into products or services that earn them millions in royalties. So what separates those who earn money exploiting their ideas from those who don?t? The answer is in your hands; this book gives you all the information and all the motivation you need to turn your ideas into money without investment or financial risk. In How to License Your Million Dollar Idea, Second Edition, Harvey Reese, a successful new product developer, consultant, and licensing agent, reveals his system for creating commercially profitable ideas and his secrets for turning them into lucrative licensing agreements. Not only will you find nuts-and-bolts information on the licensing process, you?ll also learn how to formulate an idea and find the motivation to grow that idea into a fortune. Totally revised and updated, this Second Edition covers recent changes in patent law and how the Internet has impacted modern licensing. Reese includes his proven step-by-step process for formulating an idea that manufacturers are willing to pay for, researching its authenticity, obtaining patents, finding prospects, negotiating the deal, and beyond. Filled with examples of successful, well-known licensing ventures, How to License Your Million Dollar Idea, Second Edition also features an expanded appendix of sample patent forms, licensing agreements, disclosure statements, publications, contact information, and more.
Publisher: Wiley; 2 edition (July 9, 2002)
ISBN-13: 978-0471204015
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #545,091 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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60 of 62 people found the following review helpfulA Step by Step Guide For Turning You Ideas Into Income
Let me start by saying what this book is not. This book is not a detailed step by step guide to patenting. Nor a detailed legal guide to structuring a licensing agreement.This book is a guide to help everyday people make money by designing and licensing nearly anything to companies looking for new or differentiated products. Mr. Reese offers up a clear and fresh perspective on the whole process from idea development to setting up meetings to contractual agreements. He covers how to patent & copyright, and guides you through when and how to contact an attorney.Mr. Reese challenges the reader to become product developer, not an inventor. What this means is that if you can help companies make money and gain an edge on their competition, they will be more than happy to give you a percentage of the sales. There are lots of inventors that are good inventors but weak in the selling and licensing of their hard work. This book articulates what steps there are between an idea in your head and money in the bank.This is by far the single greatest collection of practical wisdom I have found relating to everyday products and their licensing. My only complaint is that I wish I had discovered this book sooner.
34 of 36 people found the following review helpfulVery Inspirational yet not complete
I found this book to be very inspirational. It does have a lot of good information that is presented at a level that's great for those who are just getting started in the invention business. Having an encouraging book is very useful. My only concern is that the book is lacking in detail. I still strongly recommend it, and also recommend "From Concept to Market", which is a little more tempered in mood but provides a great deal of detailed information including a lot of sample forms and documents that are merely referred to in this book. The two make an excellent combination.
65 of 75 people found the following review helpfulSane, sensible and honest
Harvey Reese gives excellent and straightforward advice on what I used to think was an awesomely complex topic. Structurally, the book is well organized, simple to follow and written in language anyone can understand. His style is intelligent and interspersed with humor, examples, and concrete information. He not only details the steps, (he loves lists) he also tells the reader what to avoid and why. And he addresses the human issues. He talks about frustration, disappointment, commitment.Reese demystifies the legal mumbo-jumbo and makes the subject of licensing understandable to anyone. I've read hundreds of "how-tos" in the business genre, many that vastly oversimplify difficult subjects. This one tells it all - the good, the bad and the ridiculous. Ultimately, it is both believable and usable. Reese's book is an outstanding and inspiring resource for anyone with ideas.
21 of 24 people found the following review helpfulVery Encouraging and Informative
This book was a great read. It tells you that you can easily make money by selling your ideas, and the author tells you how to make sure it is original, how to protect your idea, how to spark companies' interest with your idea, how to make the deal, and then the money starts rolling in. He explains that not EVERY idea you sell to companies will make you millions, but if you have sold several ideas and are getting royalty checks for all of them, it all adds up and you could make a lot of money, and ho knows? Maybe one of your ideas is one of those multi million dollar Ideas? The best thing about the book is that he tells you anyone (including idiots) can do it. Its not hard, all you need is the confidence and motivation to see it through. Give it a read!
28 of 33 people found the following review helpfulPacked with useful, 'You can do it!' information
22 of 27 people found the following review helpfulSimply excellent... I've read it three times...
Even though I know I should I usually don't take the time to contribute to Amazon's book reviews but...This book was so fantastic that I just had too! I loved Harvey Reese's no-nonsense tell-it-like-it-is style... no fluff or touch-feely BS. He explains exactly how to come up with ideas for new products, how to assess their true merit, how to bring them to reality (via licensing)... and most importantly, how to make $$$ doing it. This last part is a salient point, as Mr. Reese is a professional product developer himself and sees this as a "business" just like any other. The book is loaded with plently of real life examples of incredible success stories involving everyday people that made millions from products that started with ideas... Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Post It notes, Cabbage Patch Kids... Mr. Reese himself came up with over 100 licensed products in the market today, including those little reindeer horns you see dogs wearing around Christmas time. You can easily read this book one Saturday... and the info you'll glean from it will prepare you to make some real $$$ from your next million dollar idea.
I will not recommend this book to anyone
I will not recommend this book to anyone. About ninety-six percent of the book is about how to come up with a million dollar idea, not how to license it.
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Published 8 months ago by Lamar Mauldin
Great book with a lot of good information...I really love it.
Good ideas if your into inventing.
Published 11 months ago by Joe Loera
The information shared by Harvey Reese makes this a valuable tool for anyone considering working with large companies to get their idea into the public's hands.
Published 16 months ago by Mr. Sanford
Sounds like 1970's business advice
The author is extremely nonchalant about how easy/smart it is to license ideas. His portrayal reminds me of Mr.
Published 19 months ago by Werckmeister
Very helpful book, great deal!
So glad I read this book, exceptionally reasonable price for so good of information! Will save you a lot of money and headaches in the future! Kimberly
Published 20 months ago by Kimberly S.
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This will show what IP / port combo(s) your cassandra is listening on.
As an aside, try to avoid telneting to the thrift port - passing in any non thrift data can lead to OutOfMemory situations (it's quite a nasty 'feature' - to test & confirm this, telnet to the thrift port type in random text, hit return, then monitor memory usage of the CassandraDaemon pid over the next few mins).
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Patent US6659620 - Portable lighting apparatus and desk-type lighting apparatus - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA portable lighting apparatus includes a storage case section, and a lid section connected to the storage case section such that the lid section can be opened and closed. The storage case section includes a power supply, a plurality of lighting units connected to the power supply, and a photographing...http://www.google.com/patents/US6659620?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6659620 - Portable lighting apparatus and desk-type lighting apparatusAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6659620 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/801,255Publication dateDec 9, 2003Filing dateMar 7, 2001Priority dateMar 7, 2000Fee statusLapsedAlso published asUS20010036071Publication number09801255, 801255, US 6659620 B2, US 6659620B2, US-B2-6659620, US6659620 B2, US6659620B2InventorsTeruki GotoOriginal AssigneeTeruki GotoExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (18), Classifications (22), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPortable lighting apparatus and desk-type lighting apparatusUS 6659620 B2Abstract A portable lighting apparatus includes a storage case section, and a lid section connected to the storage case section such that the lid section can be opened and closed. The storage case section includes a power supply, a plurality of lighting units connected to the power supply, and a photographing stage. The lid section includes a back screen arranged in front thereof. When fashioned as a desk-type lighting apparatus, a storage desk section is used in place of the storage case section, and the lid is attached thereto in a manner permitting opening and closing thereof.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a portable lighting apparatus which solves the above-described problems involved in conventional techniques, which can be carried as hand luggage, and which enables an ordinary amateur photographer to utilize the lighting techniques of professional photographers and to take high-quality digital or silver-salt pictures. Another object of the present invention is to provide a desk-type lighting apparatus which facilitates teaching of lighting techniques at an education site.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a portable lighting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention during use;
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Chat from EdgeTalks October 2017 – Reshaping healthcare enterprises by design
1. #EdgeTalks Chat 6 October 2017 from Janet wildman to all participants: Good morning everyone. Please tell us who you are and your interest in design thinking. from Kate Pound to all participants: Hi all great to see people joining us this morning. Where are you joining us from today? I'm in Nottingham from Janet wildman to all participants: Hi Everyone, If you would like to be a member of EdgeTalks please let us know. We will keep you informed of future sessions. from Paul Woodley to all participants: Good morning all from a surprisingly sunny Coventry! from beverley johnson to all participants: beautiful in Devon after a fabulous night of moonlight from the harvest moon :) from Janet wildman to all participants: Hi Beverley. Good to have you on the session today. from beverley johnson to all participants: We're working on our bluepring for how to take forward our Integrated Care Model within the Devon STP and planning for a workshop involving a plethora of stakeholders so looking to learn how to have good conversations with them all! from Janet wildman to all participants: Great! Hope that you find the session useful in terms of new methods of engaging stakeholders from different parts of the system. from Shane Mooar to all participants: Hi, joining you from Australia, its currently 18:55 from Milan Guenther (EDA) to all participants: Hi! Welcome :) from Janet wildman to all participants: Wow! Happy to have you join us Shane. from Steve Baker to all participants: Morning... joining from Liverpool England. Would be interested to remain in contact. My interest is broadly Adult Social Care and specifically individual engagement, innovation and appreciating complexity... hi everyone from Janet wildman to all participants: Thanks for letting us know Steve. We will be in touch with you after the session. from Jane Moore to all participants: Good morning from Kent. Sun is shining here! from Milan Guenther (EDA) to all participants: Just been asked to share a link to our book Intersection on Enterprise Design: http://intersectionbook.com from Janet wildman to all participants: Thanks Milan. from Milan Guenther (EDA) to all participants: We'll also do an Enterprise Design Sprint training in London Nov 23-24 with IRM UK, http://eda.cx/ac from Jackie Gillespie to all participants: Morning everyone-joining you from Greenock in Scotland. from Kathryn Perera to all participants:
2. Good morning everyone! Really looking forward to the session. I'm dialling in from Saf London. from Jane Moore to all participants: I'd be really interested in getting more involved in the Edge talk programme as you mentioned. from Jane Ansell to all participants: Morning Joining in from Southampton, also sunny here from Jazz to all participants: Hey everyone, good morning. I’m Jazz (CEO Future Leaders Club), from Birmingham UK. It’s fab to be here. Thanks NHS Horizons for putting this on. I’d like to be further involved. Please email: jazz@futureleadersclub.com Thank you. from Janet wildman to all participants: Thanks Jazz. Great to have you on the call today. from Janet wildman to all participants: Thanks Jan. I will be in touch. from Janet wildman to all participants: We are really keen to understand platforms and digital transformation. from Janet wildman to all participants: I think we could wrap this around a theory of complexity...where would you put this? from Kate Pound to all participants: Very powerful! from Jazz to all participants: Thanks Janet. �☕ from Jane Moore to all participants: Great example of poor design, seen it so often. from Liz Maddocks Brown to all participants: great-really good example of how to do this from Sasha Karakusevic to all participants: Love the design framework and holistic approach from Janet wildman to all participants: Do we need one element across each of the different Stack aspects? from Shane Mooar to all participants: Getting consistency/agreement across an enterprise is challenging, are there particular approaches anyone has found beneficial? from Janet wildman to all participants: Hi Shane, Let's ask the presenters. from beverley johnson to all participants: just absorbing so much new stuff - thanks from Kate Pound to all participants: @Beverley it's fab so much new learning from Kate Pound to all participants: Great point thanks - the data can tell many stories from Zayna Khayat to all participants: that would make a great before/after picture of a hospital's website landing page! from Sasha Karakusevic to all participants: Interesting links to ICHOM (international Health outcomes) established by Michael Porter. If we are clear about outcomes that matter we should be able to design better delivery systems from Janet wildman to all participants: This sounds very similar to our discharge/flow challenges. from Janet wildman to all participants:
3. It is interesting that there is constriants on funding yet investment in digital technology - shows the demand for new design thinking from Jane Moore to all participants: Way finding app to talk you through to your department - brilliant and simple idea! from Jane Ansell to all participants: 50% increase in Ambulatory Care- if we could achieve that our flow issues would be on the mend. from Sasha Karakusevic to all participants: Hi Jane, I agree as long as the beds are the rate limiting step. from Jane Ansell to all participants: I agree, beds are seen as the rate limiting step but its not really the case in A&E flow, its always organisational response and delays between process steps. from Janet wildman to all participants: Do send you last minute questions in as we only have a few minutes left. from Liz Maddocks Brown to all participants: Hi i have to leave now and thank you for a very interesting session from Janet wildman to all participants: Thanks Liz. from Jane Ansell to all participants: Once an admission occurs the pace of process slows further but given the lack of technology employed to manage flow at the micro level, its largely invisible until bed pressures enforce random actions to speed up discharge. from Shane Mooar to all participants: We find that patient discharge rates decrease after hours when our most senior clinicials are off shift - how do we empower nurses and junior doctors to discharge patients when they are ready? from Jane Ansell to all participants: Sure Janet from Shane Mooar to all participants: Happy to - not sure how from Jane Moore to all participants: Thanks all, and thanks for my new fave word - entawk ! from Jane Ansell to all participants: Thank you Janet from Shane Mooar to all participants: thank you from Liz Lester to all participants: Thank you everyone. Really interesting ... from beverley johnson to all participants: thanks - really interesting ideas from Steve Baker to all participants: thanks all from Paul Woodley to all participants: Thanks all from Jackie Gillespie to all participants: Thank you -really interesting talk. from Robin Hooijer to all participants: thank you all from Janet wildman to all participants: Good by everyone. Thanks for participating in today's session.
4. from Jazz to all participants: Thank you all. Please keep me posted. �☕ from Sasha Karakusevic to all participants: Really good session. Thanks team. from Sasha Karakusevic to all participants: Re your point on costs of single rooms, the evidence is that it is not a big problem. Many time wasting steps can be removed. Big opportunities for involving family/carers too.
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Scott Walker and the most polarized state in the country - The Washington Post
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Exit polling from Wisconsin’s Republican presidential primary on Tuesday night makes one thing very clear: The Badger State has the most polarized electorate in the country. The source of that polarization? Republican Gov. Scott Walker.Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker addresses workers at Technical Metal Specialists Inc. in Milwaukee, Friday, March 30, 2012, hours after a state elections board confirmed that a recall election against the Republican governor will go forward. (AP Photo/Denish Ramde)
In the last few weeks, we’ve had conversations with Republican and Democratic political operatives who expressed amazement at just how much the protracted struggle over Walker’s collective bargaining law, which he signed into law in the spring of 2011, has turned every voter in the state into a strong partisan.
But seeing the numbers coming out of Wisconsin on Tuesday night really opened our eyes. They are simply amazing, the kind of numbers you don’t see much — if ever — for any politician. “Yes, Republicans love Walker, Democrats hate him and the slice of voters with no opinion is certainly smaller than in any other state,” acknowledged one Republican strategist granted anonymity to speak candidly about the state of the state. We wrote about some of the data in a post last night but thanks to the Post’s polling team — follow them on Twitter! — we’ve got even more exit numbers now.Let’s go through them.Among “very” conservative voters, Walker’s approval rating is 98 percent with 92 percent of those voters strongly approving of him. Among “somewhat” conservative voters, Walker’s approval is at 92 percent with 83 percent feeling that way strongly.Here are those numbers in chart form — for you visual learners:
The data among tea party supporters is equally striking. Ninety seven percent of “strong” tea party supporters in Wisconsin said they approve of Walker with 94 percent(!) saying they do so strongly. Those who are somewhat supportive of the tea party are close to unified in their support for Walker; 93 percent approve of him with 82 percent doing so strongly.Again, here’s that data in a chart:
The polarization goes both ways. There was a not-insignificant number of Democratic cross-over voters in the Republican primary on Tuesday — 11 percent of the overall electorate, according to exit polling — which gives us a decent sense of how the opposition party views Walker.The answer? Not very highly. Seven in ten self-identified Democrats disapprove of Walker.“I think the electorate is polarized, we have seen that increasingly to this point,” said Colm O’Martun, executive director at the Democratic Governors Association. “But the electorate is more in favor of recall than it was and Walker hasn’t been able to convince the electorate that he should keep his job.”(A Marquette Law School poll released last month showed Walker in a statistical dead heat against both of his potential Democratic opponents.)Republicans argue that while the electorate is incredibly polarized, Walker’s approval ratings are starting to trend upward and that the issues that will predominate in the recall — taxes and spending — work in the incumbent’s favor among independents.What the Wisconsin exit poll proves is that there is NO grey area when it comes to Walker. His move to strip public-sector unions of their collective bargaining rights drew a line in the political sand in the state — and almost no one straddles that line. There are virtually no persuadable voters.That means the June 5 recall election is likely to come down to a war between the bases. In that, it could well look like the 2004 presidential election, which, if memory serves, was a pretty damn close race.Read more from PostPolitics
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World Kitchen Spain book | 1 available editions | Alibris Books
"World Kitchen Spain explores the ways in which geography, climate, culture and tradition have shaped one of the world's most popular cuisines. It takes a look at the behind-the-scenes world of growers, artisans, chefs and home cooks, whose passion for produce helps maintain and reinterpret the regional styles and flavours of Spain's rich and varied food. More than 100 recipes including tapas, soups and stews, seafood specialties, egg and vegetable dishes and sweets and desserts." Read More
"World Kitchen Spain explores the ways in which geography, climate, culture and tradition have shaped one of the world's most popular cuisines. It takes a look at the behind-the-scenes world of growers, artisans, chefs and home cooks, whose passion for produce helps maintain and reinterpret the regional styles and flavours of Spain's rich and varied food. More than 100 recipes including tapas, soups and stews, seafood specialties, egg and vegetable dishes and sweets and desserts." Read Less
ISBN-13: 9781741964400
ISBN: 1741964407
Alibris ID: 14263635004
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Very Good. 256 p. Illustrations. Explores the influences of geography, climate, culture and tradition that have shaped some of the world's most popular cuisines. This title takes the reader into the behind-the-scenes world of growers, artisans and chefs, revealing how their passion for their work helps maintain and re-interpret the traditions and flavours of a nation's cuisine.
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