Skinner, CO
Gary Skinner, Broomfield, CO US
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20100018654 | PROGRAMMABLE MOTOR FOR WINDOW COVERINGS - An architectural window covering having a programmable electric motor is disclosed. The architectural window covering includes a head rail comprising at least one cavity, a shade coupled to the head rail, a bottom rail coupled to the shade, and at least two tandem stacked motors coupled to the shade via a drive rail such that the at least two motors fit within the at least one cavity of the head rail. | 01-28-2010 |
20110265958 | MOTOR ARRANGEMENT FOR WINDOW COVERINGS - The present invention relates to an architectural window covering having a programmable electric motor. The programmable electric motor is housed within a roller for raising and lowenng the window covering, and includes dual stacked motors and light-transmitting control actuation buttons. In one embodiment an architectural window covering, composing a shade, a roller defining a bore coupled to the shade, and at least two motors axially aligned and electrically coupled in parallel and positioned at least partially in said bore and rotatably coupled to the roller is disclosed. | 11-03-2011 |
20130269887 | PROGRAMMABLE MOTOR FOR WINDOW COVERINGS - An architectural window covering having a programmable electric motor is disclosed. The architectural window covering includes a head rail comprising at least one cavity, a shade coupled to the head rail, a bottom rail coupled to the shade, and at least two tandem stacked motors coupled to the shade via a drive rail such that the at least two motors fit within the at least one cavity of the head rail. | 10-17-2013 |
Gary Skinner, Lafayette, CO US
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20120234504 | PROGRAMMABLE MOTOR FOR WINDOW COVERINGS - An architectural window covering having a programmable electric motor is disclosed. The architectural window covering includes a head rail comprising at least one cavity, a shade coupled to the head rail, a bottom rail coupled to the shade, and at least two tandem stacked motors coupled to the shade via a drive rail such that the at least two motors fit within the at least one cavity of the head rail. | 09-20-2012 |
John D. Skinner, Fort Collins, CO US
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20100125104 | Alpha-Keto Peracids and Methods For Producing and Using the Same - The present invention provides α-keto peracids and methods for producing and using the same. In particular, α-keto peracids are useful as antimicrobial agents. | 05-20-2010 |
20100261792 | Alpha-Keto Alkylperacids and Methods For Producing and Using the Same - The present invention provides α-keto alkylperacids and methods for producing and using the same. In particular, α-keto alkylperacids are useful as antimicrobial agents. | 10-14-2010 |
20120213835 | Compositions Comprising Peroxy alpha-Ketocarboxylic Acid and Methods For Producing and Using the Same - The present invention provides compositions comprising peroxy α-ketocarboxylic acid and methods for using the same. In some particular embodiments, compositions of the invention also include α-ketoesters. | 08-23-2012 |
20130224307 | Alpha-Keto Peracids and Methods For Producing and Using the Same - The present invention provides α-keto peracids and methods for producing and using the same. In particular, α-keto peracids are useful as antimicrobial agents. | 08-29-2013 |
20130251820 | Alpha-Keto Alkylperacids and Methods For Producing and Using the Same - The present invention provides α-keto alkylperacids and methods for producing and using the same. In particular, α-keto alkylperacids are useful as antimicrobial agents. | 09-26-2013 |
20140113000 | Compositions Comprising Peroxyacid and Methods for Producing and Using the Same - The present invention provides methods for producing a non α-keto peracid that has lower toxicity and lower corrosivity. The present embodiments also provide methods and compositions for reducing microbes on a surface, methods and compositions for preventing and reducing infectious vegetative bacteria on a substrate, and methods and compositions for treating a wound. In particular, compositions of the invention provide for a mixture of an α-keto peracid and a non α-keto peracid that works synergistically to reduce microbes on a surface, to prevent vegetative bacteria on a surface and to heal a wound in animals or humans. | 04-24-2014 |
Keith K. Skinner, Denver, CO US
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20080311093 | STEM CELL SECRETIONS AND RELATED METHODS - Stem cell secretions are derived from epithelial cells conditioned media. The stem cell secretions are then applied topically, orally, or rectally, etc., to derive health benefits from the growth factors and other molecules comprising the stem cell secretion. The stem cell secretion may optionally be modified by covalently bonding fatty acids to protect the molecules through the delivery process and to make them more readily available to cells. | 12-18-2008 |
20110015372 | METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR IMPROVED UPTAKE OF BIOLOGICAL MOLECULES - A “one-step” process for production of peptides and other organic molecules which are both esters and also acetylated forms of the desired molecule. The ester may be a mono-ester, di-ester, or another poly-ester, complexed with a molecule for protecting the organic molecules in the digestive tract. The method allows simple adjustment of the delivery properties of the peptides produced, in particular adjustment or addition of lipiphilic tendencies. A therapeutic or nutrient made by this method comprises acetylated organic molecule esters, in particular an acetylated peptide ester or even an acetylated amino acid ester and demonstrates improved metabolic properties leading to increased efficiency for therapeutic and cosmetic purposes including oral, transdermal, sublingual, buccal, and topical administration. The present disclosure further teaches several specific examples of acetylated esters, including acetyl-glutathione-ester (mGSH), MCAR (carnosine), pyruvate and others modified from base forms by the methods of the present disclosure. | 01-20-2011 |
Keith K. Skinner, Aurora, CO US
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20090029944 | METHODS FOR ADDING FATTY ACIDS TO AGENTS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION TO IMPROVE BIOAVAILABILITY - Adding fatty acids to agents enhances deliverability of the antioxidant, making the agent less likely to be degraded prior to intercellular delivery. Additionally, adding fatty acids to agents provides a time lapse-type mechanism to the agents. Fatty acid modified agents are made with a novel process in aqueous solution, reducing the need to use organic solvents. Agents that can be modified as disclosed herein include nearly any biological molecule that have hydroxyl, amine, or sulphydryl sites, including antioxidants, such as glutathione and polyphenols (e.g., ECGC, curcumin, or resveratol), saccharides, such as glucosamine, and other glycans. | 01-29-2009 |
20100021398 | COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR LIGHTENING SKIN AND PROTECTING SKIN FROM ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION WITH GLUTATHIONE - A glutathione composition for lightening or protecting skin is disclosed together with a method for lightening skin or protecting the skin from the effects of ultraviolet radiation is accomplished by administering glutathione to the skin. The glutathione may be glutathione modified with at least one fatty acid or the glutathione molecule is acetylated/esterified. In instances where it is acetylated/esterified, it may optionally be associated with cyclodextrin. | 01-28-2010 |
Matthew Moore Skinner, Parker, CO US
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20100325565 | APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR GENERATING GRAPHICAL INTERFACES - The various embodiments described herein provide for the layout and rendering of graphical interfaces to be independent from the underlying functionality of the application. The layout functionality for a graphical interface of an application is detached from the application itself, allowing the application and its associated graphical interface to be moved to different platforms utilizing different graphical application programming interfaces (APIs). | 12-23-2010 |