Arthurs, US
Aaron Arthurs, Springdale, AR US
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20140347097 | SINGLE COMPONENT SLEEP-CONVENTION LOGIC (SCL) MODULES - A multi-rail module having mutually exclusive outputs. The module includes first and second-rail logic circuits, first and second-rail driver circuits, and a PMOS transistor sourcing V | 11-27-2014 |
Andrew Arthurs, Chicago, IL US
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20150120487 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR FACILITATING DELIVERY OF A SERVICE ASSOCIATED WITH A PRODUCT - Methods and apparatus for facilitating delivery of a service associated with a product are disclosed. In general, in an embodiment, a retail website receives a product selection and jobsite information indicative of an intended end-use location of the product where the associated service is needed. The website then solicits bids for the service and allows the user to select a winning bid. If the user selects a bid, the website facilitates delivering the service associated with the selected product. | 04-30-2015 |
Brandon Arthurs, Wilmington, NC US
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20110060369 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANIPULATING MATERIAL IN THE SPINE - Disclosed are surgical tools, tool sets and methods for percutaneously accessing and preparing treatment sites within the spine for subsequent treatment procedures. The treatment site may be an inter-vertebral motion segments in the lumbar and sacral regions of the spine. The tool set may comprise introducer tools and bone dilators for accessing and tapping into a targeted site, such as, for example, the anterior surface of the S | 03-10-2011 |
Brandon B. Arthurs, Wilmington, NC US
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20080262502 | MULTI-MEMBRANE PROSTHETIC NUCLEUS - Multi-membrane prosthetic nucleus and implants using same are disclosed having an outermost membrane that is semi-compliant and limits the innermost membrane and any intermediate membranes that are highly compliant from bulging out of any opening in the annulus fibrosus. The outermost membrane may help protect the innermost membrane from trauma including any trauma before the innermost membrane is expanded through the injection of prosthetic nucleus material and trauma during the expansion of the innermost membrane in response to the injection of prosthetic nucleus material. Also disclosed is a coated membrane which combines the mechanical properties of the foundation layer with the low permeability to the passage of the flowable prosthetic material of the coating. This coated membrane is semi-compliant and prevents the prosthetic nucleus from bulging out of any openings in the annulus fibrosus. Use is made of injected prosthetic nucleus material that changes to a non-flowable state. | 10-23-2008 |
20130289354 | Spinal Therapy Lateral Approach Access Instruments and Implants - Minimally invasive surgical techniques including techniques and implants for provision of therapy to a spine from a lateral approach. Implants that may be used with other approaches to the spine are disclosed. Minimally invasive surgical techniques using one or more extended retractors to create an extended access route such as the non-limiting example of lateral access to the spine. Minimally invasive surgical techniques using internal retractors that may be reversibly expanded with a removable retractor inserter to create an extended access route. A linkage jack to expand a set of two or more extended retractors to create an extended access route. | 10-31-2013 |
20140336709 | MULTI-THREADED PEDICLE SCREW SYSTEM - A pedicle screw system includes a multi-threaded bone fastener configured with a constant pitch and a placement tower assembly for delivery of the bone fastener. | 11-13-2014 |
Dave Arthurs, San Francisco, CA US
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20150178712 | Mobile payments integrated with a booking system - Mobile payments integrated with a booking system. In one embodiment, for example, a method in a service provider computer system is performed. The service provider computer system is communicatively coupled to a computing device of a user and a merchant point-of-sale computer by one or more data networks. The method comprises: receiving a request from the computing device of the user to pay a ticket open at the merchant point-of-sale computer; obtaining a current total ticket amount for the ticket from the merchant point-of-sale computer; determining an estimated total ticket amount based at least in part on the current total ticket amount; authorizing but not capturing payment of the estimated total ticket amount with a payment network gateway computer; after the ticket is closed at the merchant point-of-sale computer, obtaining a final total ticket amount for the ticket from the merchant point-of-sale computer; and capturing payment of the final total ticket amount with the payment network gateway computer. | 06-25-2015 |
Dave W. Arthurs, Columbiana, OH US
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20110047227 | MESSAGE-SERVICE AUDIENCE RESPONSE - A communication device may include a message-service communication logic configured to capture an incoming message-service message, where the message-service communication logic is further configured to compare at least a portion of the incoming message-service message to indicia to determine whether the incoming message-service message includes a user response to a polling question, and where the message-service communication logic is further configured to extract the user response from the message-service message. The communication device may further include a server communication logic configured to communicate to an audience response server response data including the user response. | 02-24-2011 |
David J. Arthurs, Milwaukee, WI US
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20080284562 | Computer based guest monitoring and identification system and method - A guest monitoring and identification system is shown. The system comprises an RFID carried by a guest and includes therein programmed predetermined data identifying a guest. An activating transmitter transmits a monitoring signal over a designated area to be traversed by a guest having the RFID. A receiver receives from the RFID a transmitted data signal containing the programmed predetermined data identifying the guest. A guest identification and service information processor receives the transmitted data signal. The processor interprets the programmed predetermined data identifying a guest and generates data/information signals providing the name and service profile for an identified guest. A communication device communicates to service staff the name and service profile for an identified guest. | 11-20-2008 |
20150046199 | COMPUTER BASED GUEST MONITORING AND IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM AND METHOD - A guest monitoring and identification system is shown. The system comprises an RFID carried by a guest and includes therein programmed predetermined data identifying a guest. An activating transmitter transmits a monitoring signal over a designated area to be traversed by a guest having the RFID. A receiver receives from the RFID a transmitted data signal containing the programmed predetermined data identifying the guest. A guest identification and service information processor receives the transmitted data signal. The processor interprets the programmed predetermined data identifying a guest and generates data/information signals providing the name and service profile for an identified guest. A communication device communicates to service staff the name and service profile for an identified guest. | 02-12-2015 |
Donald Ray Arthurs, Leetonia, OH US
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20110047482 | AUDIENCE RESPONSE WEB SERVER - An audience response web server may communicate polling data incorporating a polling question during an interactive polling session running on the audience response web server. During the interactive polling session running on the audience response web server, the audience response web server may also receive response data representing responses to the polling question. The audience response web server may also aggregate the responses to the polling question and communicate results data incorporating the aggregated responses to the polling question during the interactive polling session. | 02-24-2011 |
Don R. Arthurs, Leetonia, OH US
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20110047227 | MESSAGE-SERVICE AUDIENCE RESPONSE - A communication device may include a message-service communication logic configured to capture an incoming message-service message, where the message-service communication logic is further configured to compare at least a portion of the incoming message-service message to indicia to determine whether the incoming message-service message includes a user response to a polling question, and where the message-service communication logic is further configured to extract the user response from the message-service message. The communication device may further include a server communication logic configured to communicate to an audience response server response data including the user response. | 02-24-2011 |
Jody A. Arthurs, Naples, FL US
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20160001977 | TOILET REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL TRAY - A toilet removal and disposal tray ( | 01-07-2016 |
Kirk David Arthurs, Newport, MI US
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20120261949 | Multi-Cornered Strengthening Members - A strengthening member for an automotive vehicle comprises an eight-cornered cross section including sides and corners. The sides comprise four straight sides and four curved sides. A length of each straight side ranges from about 10 mm to about 200 mm and a length of each curved side is about 10 mm to about 200 mm. | 10-18-2012 |
20130181429 | Driver Airbag with Improved Head and Neck Injury Prevention - An airbag assembly includes a steering wheel, an airbag housing mounted to a hub of the steering wheel, and an airbag stored in the housing. The airbag includes a rim-facing panel, a driver-facing panel, an upper tether extending between the housing and a first location on the driver-facing panel opposite from the hub, and a lower tether extending between the housing and a second location below the first location. The tethers shape the airbag to have a thicker head contact portion adjacent to the upper rim of the steering wheel and a thinner chest contact portion adjacent to the lower rim of the steering wheel. The shape provides more balanced occupant protection in a frontal crash event, because the thicker head contact portion reduces the driver's head acceleration and neck injury. | 07-18-2013 |
20130292968 | MULTI-CORNERED STRENGTHENING MEMBERS - A strengthening member for an automotive vehicle comprises an eight-cornered cross section including sides and corners. The sides comprise four straight sides and four curved sides. A length of each straight side ranges from about 10 mm to about 200 mm and a length of each curved side is about 10 mm to about 200 mm. | 11-07-2013 |
20150151707 | HEAD, TORSO AND KNEE COMBO AIRBAG - A motor vehicle airbag system comprises a dual chambered combined head, torso, and knee airbag having a head and torso chamber and a lower extremities chamber in fluid communication with the head and torso chamber. A multidirectional inflator substantially simultaneously inflates both of the head and torso chamber and the lower extremities chamber. The head and torso chamber in the inflated condition acts against a head and a torso of the motor vehicle occupant to generate a restraining force against the occupant to mitigate contact of the occupant head and torso with the upper portion of the instrument panel during the impact event. The lower extremities chamber in the inflated condition acts against the pair of knees of the occupant to mitigate contact of the knees of the occupant with the lower portion of the panel during the impact event. | 06-04-2015 |
Mark Arthurs, West Bloomfield, MI US
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20110146616 | Noise Abatement Engine Cover - An engine cover and method of making the same with a textured surface with an in-mold coating. A noise abatement cover for top of an engine has a textured, in-mold coated, high quality outer appearance with a core of medium density polyurethane. The method of making the cover includes applying a mold release to grained aluminum tool and applying coating to at least one side of the grained aluminum tool to form an in-mold coating on the resulting engine cover, which is preferably a single piece. | 06-23-2011 |
Robert Gordon Stuart Arthurs, Bronxville, NY US
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20130282620 | METHOD OF MATCHING HEDGE FUNDS AND INVESTORS AND APPARATUS THEREFOR - A method for matching a hedge fund and a hedge fund investor, and apparatus therefore, may utilize databases that may be searched by search engines. The databases and the search engines may be accessed using a website. Information regarding the investor may be stored in one database and information relating to the hedge fund may be separately stored in the other database. An investor may access the search engine associated with the database containing hedge fund information to identify hedge funds that may be relevant to that investor. Likewise, a hedge fund may access the search engine associated with the database containing investor information to identify qualified investors that may be interested in the hedge fund. | 10-24-2013 |
20150302525 | METHOD OF MATCHING HEDGE FUNDS AND INVESTORS AND APPARATUS THEREFOR - A method for matching a hedge fund and a hedge fund investor, and apparatus therefore, may utilize databases that may be searched by search engines. The databases and the search engines may be accessed using a website. Information regarding the investor may be stored in one database and information relating to the hedge fund may be separately stored in the other database. An investor may access the search engine associated with the database containing hedge fund information to identify hedge funds that may be relevant to that investor. Likewise, a hedge fund may access the search engine associated with the database containing investor information to identify qualified investors that may be interested in the hedge fund. | 10-22-2015 |
Scott Arthurs, Brunswick, OH US
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20140265371 | Handle Assembly - A handle assemble is provided that includes a pivotable handle on a first side of a housing that when moved to an extended position is operative to cause a lever arm to move on a second side of the housing in order to operate a latch mechanism. To move the lever arm, the assembly includes a lock slide that in a first pivot position is operative to slide longitudinal and urge the lever arm to pivot responsive to either the handle causing a trigger to urge a first end of the lock slide to slide or an inside release member urging a second end of the lock slide to slide. However, when the lock slide is in a second pivot position, the trigger and the inside release member are not operative to engage the respective first and second ends of the lock slide. | 09-18-2014 |
20150376922 | Latch Assembly - A latch assembly is provided that includes a housing, a release mechanism and a latch mechanism. The release mechanism includes a handle. Movement of the handle from a retracted position towards an extended position relative to the housing is operable to cause the latch mechanism to change from a latched condition to an unlatched condition. When the latch mechanism changes from an unlatched condition to the latched condition, the latch mechanism is operable to cause the release mechanism to cause the handle to move to the retracted position. When the latch mechanism is in the unlatched condition, the latch mechanism maintains the release mechanism in a configuration that maintains the handle away from the retracted position and provides a visual indication that the latch mechanism is in the unlatched condition. | 12-31-2015 |
Scott A. Arthurs, Brunswick, OH US
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20120167476 | Armored vehicle door hardware providing access, egress, rescue and security - A latch, latching system and other components are disclosed that are particularly well suited for use with the heavy doors of armored military vehicles. Some component embodiments are usable in normal and emergency modes to provide access, entry, egress and rescue through vehicle door openings. Included among the disclosed components are latches having separate operating components that can be used to retract spring projected latch bolts and that usable advantageously in pairs and readily reconfigurable for use on left, right, front and rear doors of a vehicle at locations where door thicknesses differ. Also disclosed are operating linkages intended to extend exteriorly of door armor to turn shafts to operate latches situated interiorly of the door armor. | 07-05-2012 |
20140109758 | Armored Vehicle Door Hardware Providing Access, Egress, Rescue and Security - A latch, latching system and other components are disclosed that are particularly well suited for use with the heavy doors of armored military vehicles. Some component embodiments are usable in normal and emergency modes to provide access, entry, egress and rescue through vehicle door openings. Included among the disclosed components are latches having separate operating components that can be used to retract spring projected latch bolts and that usable advantageously in pairs and readily reconfigurable for use on left, right, front and rear doors of a vehicle at locations where door thicknesses differ. Also disclosed are operating linkages intended to extend exteriorly of door armor to turn shafts to operate latches situated interiorly of the door armor. | 04-24-2014 |
Thomas A. Arthurs, Naples, FL US
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20160001977 | TOILET REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL TRAY - A toilet removal and disposal tray ( | 01-07-2016 |
Timothy R. Arthurs, Tucson, AZ US
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20110017868 | AIRCRAFT CABIN PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR AIRCRAFT HAVING MULTIPLE DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE LIMITS - A cabin pressure control system and method controls aircraft cabin pressure in aircraft having multiple cabin-to-atmosphere differential pressure limits. The control system and method ensures that the cabin pressure is automatically controlled during typical in-flight operations, as well as during pressurized landing operations and/or pressurized take-off operations, without exceeding the different cabin-to-atmosphere differential pressure limits that may be associated with these different operations. | 01-27-2011 |
20110057141 | POPPET VALVE FOR CABIN PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEMS - A valve for use in a cabin pressure control system includes a valve body and a poppet. The valve body includes an inlet, an outlet, and a fluid flow passage therebetween. The poppet is disposed in the valve body. The poppet is moveable between at least a closed position, in which the poppet at least substantially restricts fluid from flowing through the fluid flow passage, and an open position, in which fluid is allowed to flow through the fluid flow passage. The valve body, the poppet, or both, have a fluorocarbon coating. | 03-10-2011 |
20130233408 | CABIN PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM WITH MULTIPLE OUTFLOW VALVES AND METHOD OF CALIBRATING THE OUTFLOW VALVE POSITION FEEDBACK DURING FLIGHT - A method of calibrating an outflow valve on an aircraft may include determining if the aircraft has reached a predetermined cruise condition. The outflow valve may be moved until a closed position is reached, if the aircraft has reached the predetermined cruise condition. An actual position feedback value of the outflow valve may be determined while the aircraft is in the predetermined cruise condition. An offset calibration factor may be determined from the actual position feedback value of the outflow valve relative to a theoretical value. | 09-12-2013 |