Subpoenas Issued by GS CleanTech’s Counsel on February 20, 2014

See Here

SkunK

Not Raised any Genuine Issues

In support of their invalidity challenges under § 112, Defendants rely mostly on attorney argument and ignore the undisputed facts. Defendants allege that the Patents-in-Suit are invalid because (1) the term “substantially” is indefinite; (2) the heating step is not supported by the written description; and (3) mechanically processing a stream containing at least 15% or 30% moisture is not enabled. However, the undisputed facts clearly demonstrate that the Patents-in-Suit comply with each and every requirement of 35 U.S.C. § 112. Defendants have not raised any genuine issues of material fact and CleanTech’s motion for summary judgment under § 112 should be granted.

 

See Here

 

also see Joint Agenda Here

 

SkunK

 

Very Interesting Information (updated)

The twenty eight [GERS] licensees (and the many unlicensed plants) that separate corn oil have no choice but to practice Plaintiff’s patents if they seek to recover corn oil from their plants.

 

SEE HERE

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SkunK

I'll Trade you Today for Tuesday?

See Here

Who will pay Peter?  Paul?

SkunK

Who is the COEs Provider?

". . . plans to buy a $2 million corn oil extraction unit. . . "

". . . he expects corn oil production to generate additional revenue of between $4 million and $6 million a year at the plant."

See Here
SkunK

Bonus:  Low Corn prices, High Industry Profits.  SEE HERE

Six Days a Week

GERS extension approved HERE
I also read between the lines "you are expected to start working Saturdays if you need to."

This "to and including" may be an interesting signal . . . or just my imagination?

SkunK

In the meantime most of us are already on an Eight Days a Week schedule.

Tag Along Schedule

Tag Along Schedule

Seal OK

GERS Motion Made

Granted GERS Motion

SkunK