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: Golf PatentsA Couple Tee Time Radio Show Interviews Are Available for Listening
By David Dawsey PE Esq
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The posts have slowed down in the past week, or so? life, work, and travel have caused the slowdown. Trust me, there are plenty of interesting intellectual property golf topics to report on and the posts should pick up soon. Enough of the excuses, right? OK, recently I noticed that a couple of previously unavailable Tee Time Radio program interviews have become available. You may listen to the December 29th show HERE and the September 22nd show HERE. Enjoy, it is a great show.David Dawsey ? The Golf Invention Lawyer
Full post as published by Golf Patents on March 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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