What Is a Patent
A brief explains patents as government grants giving inventors exclusive rights for 17 years, issued by the U S Patent Office after determining the invention is new useful and non obvious. It notes inspectors review applications and cites examples like windsurfing sail attachments and historic inventors.
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U.S
U.S. Patent Office
Edison and Patents Spark Inventor Growth Worldwide
Edison stands as a master inventor with a record of more than 1000 patents. Patents grant inventors time to develop products before others copy their ideas, encouraging ongoing innovation across industries.
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Thomas Edison
Edison
Mini Spy and the Dots Visit Edison Inventor
A playful visit ships Mini Spy and the Dots to meet famous inventor Thomas Edison. The group searches for a variety of clues including hedge clipper iron, two mushrooms, a safety pin, a knife, a toothbrush, word MINI, a kite, a boat, and an umbrella as part of their puzzle trail.
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Thomas Edison
Rookie Cookie's Chicken Salad Sandwich Idea
A simple recipe uses 1 1/2 cups cooked chicken 3 tablespoons mayonnaise 1 chopped celery stalk 3 tablespoons finely chopped almonds and 1 3 cup raisins. Mix ingredients, spread on lettuce or between bread for four servings.
Tall Hanger for Short People Invented by 9 year old Kristin
Kristin Giallella now nine or in third grade invented the Tall Hanger for Short People after noting she could not reach the clothes rod in second grade. She spoke to The Mini Page about her invention and participated in a Buffalo New York school program that promotes kid creativity as part of a national push for young inventors.
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Chester Greenwood
Clarence Crane
Kristin Giallella
Kristin
Buffalo, N.Y
Invent America Invention Challenge Reaches Schools Nationwide
Thousands of elementary schools received information about INVENT AMERICA. Students display inventions at school contests named Invention Conventions. Winners progress to state and regional contests in April and June. Regional victors go to Washington DC for national announcements. Teachers and schools are eligible for awards as well.
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America
Washington, D.C
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