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Christopher Cooper, Sparks, NV US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100224816GATE VALVE WITH LUBRICATED SECONDARY SEAL - A gate valve includes a pair of opposing housing members, a gate, primary sealing sleeves and a secondary sealing member. The primary sealing sleeves are disposed in each of the housing members. The gate is configured to slidably pass through a transverse gate chamber defined when the housing members are joined together. The secondary sealing member is secured between the housing members and includes at least one passage or aperture configured to allow lubricating fluid to be applied through at least one of the housing members through the secondary sealing member and onto the gate.09-09-2010

Christopher Eric Cooper, Sparks, NV US

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20100224814GATE VALVE WITH LUBRICATED SECONDARY SEAL - A gate valve includes a pair of opposing housing members, a gate, primary sealing sleeves and a secondary sealing member. The primary sealing sleeves are disposed in each of the housing members. The gate is configured to slidably pass through a transverse gate chamber defined when the housing members are joined together. The secondary sealing member is secured between the housing members and includes at least one passage or aperture configured to allow lubricating fluid to be applied through at least one of the housing members through the secondary sealing member and onto the gate.09-09-2010

J. Carl Cooper, Incline Village, NV US

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20080260350Audio Video Synchronization Stimulus and Measurement - The present invention uses artificially generated unobtrusive audio and video synchronization events, which are essentially undetectable by normal human viewers, to send audio and video synchronization information by encoding audio and video events in normal program audio and video datastreams. By proper generation of unobtrusive audio and video synchronization events, and by proper use of modern electronics and software to automatically extract such unobtrusive synchronization events from audio and video signals, audio and video synchronization can be nearly continually provided, despite many rapid shifts in cameras and audio sources, without generating obtrusive events that distract the viewer or detract from the actual program material. At the same time, because such unobtrusive synchronization signals can be carried by standard (preexisting) audio and video transmission equipment, the improved unobtrusive synchronization technology of the present invention can be easily and inexpensively implemented because it is backward compatible with the large base of existing equipment.10-23-2008
20080263612Audio Video Synchronization Stimulus and Measurement - The present invention uses artificially generated unobtrusive audio and video synchronization events, which are essentially undetectable by normal human viewers, to send audio and video synchronization information by encoding audio and video events in normal program audio and video datastreams. By proper generation of unobtrusive audio and video synchronization events, and by proper use of modern electronics and software to automatically extract such unobtrusive synchronization events from audio and video signals, audio and video synchronization can be nearly continually provided, despite many rapid shifts in cameras and audio sources, without generating obtrusive events that distract the viewer or detract from the actual program material. At the same time, because such unobtrusive synchronization signals can be carried by standard (preexisting) audio and video transmission equipment, the improved unobtrusive synchronization technology of the present invention can be easily and inexpensively implemented because it is backward compatible with the large base of existing equipment.10-23-2008
20090208127SPATIAL SCAN REPLICATION CIRCUIT - In an image replication circuit, the improvement of replicating a given element at a certain location with the most similar of surrounding sets of image elements.08-20-2009
20090251600AV Timing Measurement for MPEG Type Television - An invention for measuring, maintaining and correcting synchronization between signals which suffer varying relative delays during transmission and/or storage is shown. The preferred embodiment of the invention finds particular use in measuring the relative delay between multiple audio signals and an associated video signal of a television type program which is compressed via MPEG or other compression for a transmission and/or storage system. The invention marks the video signal at a time when a particular event in the associated audio occurs. The mark is carried with the video throughout the video processing. After processing the same event in the audio is again identified, the mark in the video identified, the two being compared to determine the timing difference therebetween.10-08-2009
20100247065PROGRAM VIEWING APPARATUS AND METHOD - Improvements in program viewing apparatus and methods, some of which are now commonly referred to as personal video recorder (PVR) and program guide features in television sets, set top boxes and other video devices. The invention provides for a user display such as a flat panel program display device, a user remote for the user to control operations and features, program data storage for storing programs and related information, removable data storage for storing programs and related information on removable storage media. Also included is a data manager which functions include response to the user's desires via the user remote to control receiving and storing programs and select received or stored programs to be displayed on the user display device. The data manager may also be responsive to receive, store and display other services such as programming guide services to provide enhanced program viewing and storage management as directed by the user.09-30-2010
20110028184Universal Credit Card Apparatus and Method - The apparatus and method described herein provides for creating multiple spatial patterns, such as magnetic patterns on credit cards. The invention includes storage of information from which patterns may be created, a pattern creation device for creating the spatial patterns, and control whereby the information which is stored is selectively utilized to cause the pattern creation. This allows multiple desired patterns to be simulated, allowing convenient replacement of a number of separate pattern carrying devices.02-03-2011

Patent applications by J. Carl Cooper, Incline Village, NV US