Dustin “Dusty” John Pearson, 32 of Duluth died Saturday, April 16th. Dusty was born July 10, 1989, in Duluth to John and Sue Pearson. He graduated from Hermantown High School. Dusty was a wing bonder at Cirrus Design Company. He enjoyed gaming, especially Magic the Gathering, board games, fishing, hunting or anything outdoors.
Federal Circuit affirmed a Patent Trial & Appeal Board decision that claims to a ballistic parachute were obvious over the prior art based on knowledge attributable to artisans and denying the patentee’s motion to substitute proposed amended claims
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a Patent Trial & Appeal Board (Board) decision that claims to a ballistic parachute were obvious over the prior art based on.
A timeline toward construction unfolds over the next few months. On March 7, the city is slated to approve major property tax breaks for the project, complementing similar incentives already approved by county and school district leaders. By the end of April, the city will likely finish the process of annexing the site of the future Fufeng plant, as well as a group of nearby businesses that have been skeptical of the deal.
A timeline toward construction unfolds over the next few months. On March 7, the city is slated to approve major property tax breaks for the project, complementing similar incentives already approved by county and school district leaders. By the end of April, the city will likely finish the process of annexing the site of the future Fufeng plant, as well as a group of nearby businesses that have been skeptical of the deal.