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Daniel William Chidester, Beaver Falls, PA US
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| 20100181934 | AUTOMATIC, LOW LEVEL FLOOR LIGHTING SYSTEM - An automatic, low level floor lighting system includes a light unit including a light operable to produce visible light when energized by a power source and a control means for allowing a user to adjust an intensity of the visible light. The light unit also includes an ambient light sensor to inhibit the light from being energized when an ambient light is above a predetermined level. The light unit further includes a receiver for receiving an activation signal to energize the light and a deactivation signal to de-energize the light. A transmitter transmits the activation and deactivation signals to an additional light unit. The system also includes a remote activation unit for transmitting the activation and deactivation signals to the receiver when the user engages the remote activation unit where the user can remotely turn the light on and off when the ambient light is below the predetermined level. | 07-22-2010 |
Daniel William Forthoffer, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI US
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| 20100230193 | PLUG-IN VEHICLE FUNCTION INDICATION - A vehicle having a vehicle body has an interior portion with a plurality of trim components. A plurality of windows are supported on the body and positioned next to the interior portion. An electrical charging system having a rechargeable battery is attached to the vehicle body and configured to receive an electrical charge from at least one of an on-board charger, an external charger or a charging station. A display panel is connected to the electrical charging system and mounted on one of the trim components. The display panel is configured to display information indicative of a status of the electrical charging system. The display panel is disposed in a position such that the information is visible from a position exterior to the vehicle body. | 09-16-2010 |
| 20100235016 | TAIL PIPE EMISSIONS MODE CONTROL FOR HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLES - A hybrid electric vehicle has a propulsion system including an internal combustion engine (ICE) and an electric motor each configured to operate in parallel and each configured to propel the vehicle individually. A rechargeable battery is configured to deliver power to the electric motor to enable the electric motor to propel the vehicle for a certain distance without operation of the ICE. The rechargeable battery is further configured to receive power from a household power outlet. A controller is configured to control the propulsion system to operate in either a normal emissions mode or a no-emissions mode wherein the ICE is disabled. The controller is further configured to direct the propulsion system to operate in the no-emissions mode in response to the broadcast of an external control signal. | 09-16-2010 |
| 20110166741 | MOBILE TELEMETRY SYSTEM - An automotive vehicle may include a processor configured to buffer records of vehicle information created at a scheduled acquisition rate, and to buffer event files of vehicle information created upon the occurrence of predetermined triggering events. The processor may be further configured to cause the buffered records to be wirelessly transmitted on a last-in first-out basis if a signal strength in a vicinity of the vehicle is greater than a first predetermined threshold, and to cause the buffered files to be wirelessly transmitted if the signal strength is greater than a second predetermined threshold. | 07-07-2011 |
Daniel William Lounds, Lapeer, MI US
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| 20100264689 | Rear Closure Assembly for a Passenger Vehicle - A passenger vehicle is provided with a body having an interior with a passenger compartment and a rear cargo region accessed through a rear opening. A liftgate and tailgate are pivotally coupled to the body at an upper and lower periphery of the opening respectively, and engage one another to enclose the opening. The liftgate and tailgate each enclose a portion of the opening in a closed position and provide access to the rear cargo area in an open position. A passenger vehicle is provided with a vehicle body having an interior and a rear opening with a first and second region facing generally upwards and rearwards respectively, both regions providing access to the rear cargo area. A rear closure assembly encloses the opening, provides access to the rear cargo area, and has first and second members pivotally connected to the body to enclose the first and second regions respectively. | 10-21-2010 |
Daniel William Onischuk, Edmonton CA
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| 20100241493 | COMPUTERIZED VOTING SYSTEM - Any business, individuals, groups of people, or government that is Officially facilitating the voting process use sources of computer data and other data to create lists of every eligible Voter. The List of Eligible Voters contains the name and physical mailing address for each Voter. The Official host then arranges for printing of mailing envelopes containing specially designed ballots to the Voters. Each MASTER Ballot has two parts—a PRIMARY Ballot and at least one RECEIPT Ballot. For each MASTER Ballot, both the PRIMARY Ballot and RECEIPT Ballot(s) share an identical, unique group of symbols as a correlating identifier. The identifier (RSID) is randomly generated to be unique and rare, so as to make any ballot difficult to counterfeit. To maintain privacy, before voting, Voters exchange ballots any number of times within a voting region. Ballot validation prior to exchange is performed in person, by telephone, fax or Internet. Completed PRIMARY Ballots are mailed or otherwise delivered via Internet, Telephone, Fax or Email to Official host on or before the due date for verification, recording, tallying and publication. By referring to any RECEIPT Ballot having the same the unique RSID as the PRIMARY Ballot, any Voter can use a telephone or a computer connected to the Internet to enquire, verify or report errors as to processing of their PRIMARY Ballot, or published tallies of ballot votes or other information published. After voting is completed, Officials publish a list of all the Ballot Voting RSID's, so that anyone can verify any Ballot, Voter selections Ballots, the tally for each Ballot, etcetera. The Voting System may optionally be supported by physical ballots (paper, plastic, etc.) for immutable secondary verification of electronic votes; thus providing a transparent, verifiable audit trail to assure completeness, accuracy and validity of the Voting Session. | 09-23-2010 |
| 20110145150 | COMPUTERIZED VOTING SYSTEM - Officials send Eligible Voters encoded Voter Registration(s) and WHOLE Ballot(s) of this invention. Each WHOLE Ballot and Voter Registration has a MASTER part and at least one RECEIPT part that are correlated via a shared, unique group of symbols—a Random Symbolic Identifier (RSID)e. Each RSID is randomly generated and extremely difficult to guess, making it impossible to counterfeit any significant number of Ballots or Registrations. Anonymity is provided to Voters by optional private WHOLE Ballot exchanges among Registered Voters within their Voting Region. Completed MASTER Ballots are delivered by the Due Date to Officials by mail or electronically (using a security verification code) via Internet, Telephone, Fax, Email or interactive Television. Referring to RECEIPT Ballot(s), any Voter may use a telephone or electronic device(s) connected to the Internet to verify accurate processing of their MASTER Ballot. | 06-16-2011 |
Daniel William Widlicka, Gales Ferry, CT US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080293646 | MACROLIDES - The invention relates to compounds of Formula (I): | 11-27-2008 |