Unrrep Staves Parent AND TRADEMARK OFFICE, (Camerosname [acon bates APLC | ATTY DOCRETNOATAE —] T2461 AR2 (08/12/2009 Tohn J, Madsen CONFIRMATION NO. 6535 John J. Madsen PUBLICATION NOTICE 1 Longhom Drive pod Pac 17065 HL Title:Giobal positioning satellite [GPS] based recovery device and risk management system for portable computing devices and data Publication No.US-2010-0188287-A1 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF APPLICATION ‘The above-identified application will be electronically published as a patent application publication pursuant to 37 CFR 1.211, et seq. The patent application publication number and publication date are set forth above. ‘The publication may be accessed through the USPTO's publically available Searchable Databases via the Internet at www.uspto.gov. The direct link to access the publication is currently http://www. uspto. gov/pattv ‘The publication process established by the Office does not provide for mailing a copy of the publication to applicant. 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