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Bradford A. Holms, Katy, TX US
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| 20120157356 | Hydraulic fracturing with slick water from dry blends - A “slick water” fluid for hydraulic fracturing of wells is provided that is mixed by adding solid polymer and solid additives to water. The fluid may be batch mixed or mixed in a continuous process using standard blending equipment. Components are selected that are environmentally preferred. Lower cost and environmental benefits are realized. | 06-21-2012 |
| 20120255887 | Method for Recovering Hydrocarbon from Tar Sand Using Nanofluid - Method for recovery of bitumen from tar sand is provided. An aqueous fluid containing a wetting agent and nanoparticles is injected into a first horizontal well at a temperature above reservoir temperature. Bitumen is released from sand grains and flows into a second horizontal well, where it is transported to surface. In a surface treatment facility, a slurry of tar sand is formed and surfactant and nanoparticles are added to the slurry. | 10-11-2012 |
Bradford A. Hunsley, Lavista, NE US
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| 20080286748 | BLOOD COLLECTION TUBE WITH SURFACTANT - Improvements in blood collection and testing. In one aspect, an improved method of manufacturing a blood collection tube, particularly illustrated for use in sedimentation rate testing, including providing an elongated glass tube with an open first end for receiving a venipuncture blood sample of at least 1 ml, formed with a closed end opposite the first end; and applying to a substantial portion of the receptacle a containment barrier. The improvements also pertain to resulting blood collection tubes, additives for blood collection tubes that permit reliable sedimentation test data after 8 hours from the blood draw, and methods of administering health care using the aforenoted tubes, additives or both. | 11-20-2008 |
| 20100086962 | HEMATOLOGY CONTROLS AND METHODS - An integrated hematology control and methods for making the same, including a first cellular component derived from a plurality of processed animal red blood cells other than human blood cells and a second cellular component derived from a plurality of processed animal red blood cells other than human blood cells and a plurality of human blood cells, wherein the control simulates erythroblasts and white blood cells of a human blood sample on an automated blood analyzer. | 04-08-2010 |
Bradford A. Jackvony, Reading, MA US
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| 20090150808 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR PROVIDING ONE OR MORE TOPIC SPECIFIC PORTALS - A methods and systems are provided for presenting one or more topic specific portals. A portal may present various content relating to a common topic. The content may be episodes of a television show, movies, products, games, songs, images, and general information about the topic. The topic may be the television show, a movie studio, an actor, a company, or a particular genre or theme. A service provider may deliver the portal in an interactive programming guide sent to the set top boxes of its subscribers. The portal may be interactive such that subscribers may order or watch the content presented on the portal. A content provider may create or edit the portals and send the portals to the service provider. The delivery of the portal to the service provider by the content provider may be through an application programming interface. | 06-11-2009 |
Bradford A. Jackvony, Wakefield, MA US
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| 20130097179 | CROWD-SOURCED PROBLEM SOLVING - A device includes an input device configured to receive a plurality of user inputs including a predetermined user input. A display device is configured to display a graphical user interface. A memory device is configured to store device information. A help application is in communication with the input device, the display device, and the memory device and is configured to detect the predetermined user input and, in response, populate the graphical user interface with a list of selectable solutions associated with the device information in accordance with a performance rank associated with each solution. | 04-18-2013 |
Bradford A. Lee, Encinitas, CA US
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| 20110060758 | MEDICATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - A system and method for confirming that a medication administration device has been programmed with the correct medication administration parameters. A medical database carrier is used compare medication delivery parameters entered into a medication administration device to institutionally established guidelines or more widely accepted protocols to ensure that the medication is delivered in accordance to those guidelines. The medical database carrier may also be configured to communicate information regarding medication delivery and other patient information between a control system in communication with the care-giving facility's other information systems and a patient specific asset such as an infusion pump. The medical database carrier may be a smartcard, a PDA such as a Palm™ Pilot, laptop computer, pager, mobile phone, or other device capable of storing, processing and communicating information. The system may use either wired or wireless connections to communicate information between the components of the system. | 03-10-2011 |
| 20110282691 | DISTRIBUTED REMOTE ASSET AND MEDICATION MANAGEMENT DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM - A system and method for communicating and validating patient information including medication delivery information in a care-giving facility is provided. A medical transaction carrier is used to communicate information regarding medication delivery and other patient information between a control system in communication with the care-giving facility's other information systems and a patient specific asset such as an infusion pump. All information carried by the medical transaction carrier is validated both at the patient specific asset and at the control system. This validation allows for positive control of all transactions even if a medical transaction carrier is lost. The medical transaction carrier may be a smartcard, a FDA such as a Palm™ Pilot, laptop computer, pager, mobile phone, or other device capable of storing and communicating information. The system may use either wired or wireless connections to communicate information between the components of the system. | 11-17-2011 |