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From: mwm@eris.berkeley.edu (Mike Meyer)
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Subject: Re: Monitors: what letters of the alpha
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Date: Thu, 9-Oct-86 18:57:19 EDT
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In article <1580@i.cc.purdue.edu> aii@i.cc.purdue.edu (Michael Alan MacKenzie) writes:
>In article <9300024@ti-csl>, haddock@ti-csl writes:
>> 
>> * Amiba (tm)  The World's First Single Cell Computer!   :-)
>>   Amiba is an unregistered trademark of God.
>                                          ^^^
>
>I work for General Overall Design.  We have a Database Management 
>System (HyperBase) for the Amiga(tm) personal computer. We do not
>have a trademark, unregitered or otherwise on "amiba". :-)

However, we at HARLIE (tm) do hold the patent on the Graphics
Omniscient Device, and the trademark on GOD (tm). GOD was used to
design the amiba, but we decided it wasn't a viable product, and put
it in the public domain.						:-)

	<mike