HOLDERS TABLET COMPUTERS

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KAPSTON SCRIBE OPCO, INC. Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP 1 Indiana Sq Ste 3500 Indianapolis IN 46204 Holders for tablet computers; e-tablet holders; folios for tablet computers;Tote bags; briefcases; messenger bags; backpacks; duffle bags; carry-all bags; luggage; luggage tags; toiletry cases sold empty; travel wallets; garment bags for travel;Padfolios; document portfolios; passport holders;
PREPARA Freshlink Product Development 151 Forest Street, Unit H MONTCLAIR NJ 07042 HOLDERS FOR TABLET COMPUTERS;In the statement, Line 3, INFO@KJIPLAW.COM should be deleted.;HAND TOOLS, NAMELY, HOUSEHOLD KNIVES, NON-ELECTRIC HAND-OPERATED SLICERS, NON-ELECTRIC PIZZA SLICERS, NON-ELECTRIC FRUIT PEELERS, NON-ELECTRIC VEGETABLE PEELERS, NON-ELECTRIC VEGETABLE CORERS, NON-ELECTRIC FRUIT CORERS, HERB SHEARS;The English translation of the word PREPARA in the mark is PREPARES.;KITCHEN TOOLS, NAMELY, OIL MISTING DISPENSERS, PRODUCE WASH DISPENSERS, HERB STORAGE CONTAINERS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE, SALAD DRESSING CONTAINERS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE, SALAD DRESSING DISPENSERS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE, CRUETS, POTATO MASHERS, GARLIC PRESSES, COLANDERS, NON-ELECTRIC TABLETOP GRINDERS, NON-ELECTRIC JUICERS FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES, DRYING MATS FOR KITCHEN, BASTING BRUSHES, BASTING SPOONS FOR KITCHEN USE, SALT DISPENSERS, SUGAR DISPENSERS, HAND-OPERATED MILK FROTHERS, SCOOPS AS TABLEWARE, REUSABLE ICE BALLS; ROASTING SUPPORTS IN THE NATURE OF PAN INSERTS TO SUPPORT FOOD WHILE IT ROASTS; COFFEE, TEA AND ESPRESSO POD HOLDERS; TRAVEL MUGS; DOUBLE-WALLED PLASTIC TUMBLER GLASSES; STIRRING STRAWS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system and method for handling a query seeking information about computers of a network, where the query can be optimized in a way which limits the set of computers examined to a set smaller than all known computers. The query is examined to determine a limited list of computers to be accessed that would yield the complete result. If the query can be satisfied using data from a number of computers which is less than all of the computers in the network, then the number of computers which is less than all of the computers in the network is accessed to satisfy the query. In this manner, the data collection process for satisfying the query is generally more efficient than accessing all of the computers in the network.