Petition , quoting Alice. The figures below attempt to highlight the invention — instead of receiving coins from a transaction, you receive a merchant credit. The applicant paid the issue fee, but the PTO withdrew the application from issue. The examiner then issued a new rejection — finding the claims ineligible as directed to an abstract idea under Alice.
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Hemosphere Inc. Patent No. The case did not get far. The district court dismissed the case — with prejudice — for want of prosecution, insufficient service, improper venue, and misjoinder. The Federal Circuit has now affirmed.
In this way, she wrote, "Since the excavations in Palestine and other sites of [Jewish] archaeological interest were conducted by expeditions from many countries, Jewish excavation finds found their way into various museums all over the world …" Many finds were not related to the Jewish cultural heritage, but the significance of excavating in the Land of Israel was the study of the Bible. Similarly, interest in the Bible and other texts of the "people of the Book" led to the acquisition of important manuscripts and printed texts as some ceremonial objects for libraries and museums throughout Europe. The earliest group of Jewish ritual artifacts was acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum , then called the South Kensington Museum, in London in , just four years after the museum was established. It is only in the modern age that there has been a concerted effort to develop museums of the Jewish cultural heritage with far-ranging collections to reflect the 4, year history of the Jewish people and Jewish life as it evolved in many lands among many different peoples.
