Comments for The New Sports Economy

Comment on United States Patent and Trademark Office – First Office Action 2.2.12 by Chris Rabalais

Chris Rabalais — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 16:38:35 +0000

2.18.12 – U.S. Patent First Office Action Response

Filed 2.15.12 and confirmed forwarding to examiner:

http://thenewsportseconomy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/U.S.Patent.Office.Action.Response.2.15.12.pdf

Comment on United States Patent and Trademark Office – First Office Action 2.2.12 by Chris Rabalais

Chris Rabalais — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 15:36:25 +0000

‎2 patents (9 min 16 sec audio):

http://thenewsportseconomy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/2.10.12.wma

Comment on United States Patent and Trademark Office – First Office Action 2.2.12 by Chris Rabalais

Chris Rabalais — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:09:15 +0000

“Essentially, the Office Action states that examiner believes that each of the examiner-identified claim sets are for distinct inventions and that it would be too much of a burden for the examiner to search both.

We can argue against it but we typically just select one of the invention groups and move forward without arguing. Examiner’s rarely withdraw the requirement and depending on the approach for the response, the arguments can tend to work against you after the patent issues.

Let me know if you want to just elect one of the groups and if so, which one. You can pursue continuations or divisional applications for claims that do not get examined in this case.”

Comment on SportsRiskIndex (SRI) Trading Simulator 1.0 by David L. Yocom

David L. Yocom — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 01:54:11 +0000

just need a usb cable to transfer the opened zip file from my computer to the phone. got some technical support after all.

Comment on Trade Teams Like Stocks by AARON FULLER

AARON FULLER — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 04:42:57 +0000

It may very well look amateurish however, isn’t paypal one of the largest money transfer services online period??? Seems removing it entirely might lower the amount of people that use choose to make payments to the platform I know I personally have more often than not choose not to make a purchase if the only accepted form of payment is ACH due to issues Ive had regarding that form of payment. Whereas if I wanted to make a purchase if that very same purchase allowed me to use paypal or ach I more than likely would have made the purchase instead of not… Just food for thought!

Comment on From Fantasy to Reality in The New Sports Economy™ by randy emmerson

randy emmerson — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:52:22 +0000

the main problem with sports, as an industry, is the economy outside of sports which is here its economy is based from, it relates to how much time & riches the average person is going to continue to invest/waste into the professional sports world where, millionaires play games for their living and those who are struggling to make ends meet are asked to ultimately foot the bill for some to live lavish lives because they throw/hit or kick a shape into another shape or across a line. truly, sports will always be but the sports we have today, well, they either must evolve with the times or disappear/end, some become to costly to produce and others, to costly to support. we are seeing many species of life become extinct and believe me, the same holds true for past times which people use/support. anyway, my contention is that a “new” sport can aid all involved in this endeavor, it can not harm, it can only bring eyes, ears and support. competition is not limited to putting balls and other shapes into or through or across some perimeter or other object, competition is within every being. a new sport that i have in mind would spread like wildfire, this i know for a fact, sad, this company is all about “hedging” yet, seems as if it will not hedge against traditional sports becoming obsolete. if you ever wish to discuss my thoughts, i am move then available, there is something that many from here who’ve vested interest can benefit from, unitedly and as well, bring many many new eyes and ears to the overall business network that is envisioned. sad, so much wasted potential in the now and from the past. i am working on something that is tremendously simple and would be accepted around the world as a new sport, this sport has no need for any venues or major staff, actually, each participant in the new sport would have an overhead expense that could be equal to a cup of coffee each day yet be making millions of dollars. sad none truly get it, so many have not a click and it takes 60 clicks to get a clue. cheers, keep up the excellent work!

Comment on From Fantasy to Reality in The New Sports Economy™ by Chris Rabalais

Chris Rabalais — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:03:44 +0000

Randy, I believe that this will develop organically once the wholesale monetization of sports takes hold as a result of our efforts.

Comment on From Fantasy to Reality in The New Sports Economy™ by randy emmerson

randy emmerson — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 17:52:56 +0000

if you really want to make a splash and get many many others into the water utilizing a “sports stock market” format, to get a lot into the mix, you need to create a new form of a “league” which will work with the system/products offered by this service, a league that can operate without venues/athletes and all the high costs associated to arenas/management and the like, create a new virtual sports performance market place for “new sports” with new form of competitors, such as …….. (i could fill in the blanks). see, fantasy sports “leagues” are a new form of league which utilize data that flows freely from the sport/s which incur all the exorbitant costs, in fantasy sports, all playing are like unique businesses competing for the lions share whereas there are top performers and bottom performers, so it is a market place with ups/downs and good/bad performances which means others can compete to earn profit through buying/selling shares in new sports league competitors. those who handicap sports are truly in a league of their own, could expand.

Comment on Trade Teams Like Stocks by Chris Rabalais

Chris Rabalais — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 12:52:29 +0000

Done.

Comment on Trade Teams Like Stocks by admin

admin — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 19:56:38 +0000

I agree, Allan. We will replace it with ACH and upload the new image.