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Dominic J. Autelitano, Camberwell Victoria AU

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110165138PROTOCOLS FOR TREATING AND PREVENTING OBESITY AND COMPLICATIONS ARISING THEREFROM - The present invention relates generally to the field of obesity and complications arising therefrom and in particular to the control of obesity by inhibiting adipogenesis and related processes.07-07-2011

Dominic J. Autelitano, Victoria AU

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20110033377ASSAY TO DETECT A GYNECOLOGICAL CONDITION - The present invention relates generally to the field of diagnostic and prognostic assays for a gynecological condition. More particularly, the present invention provides an assay for diagnosing the presence of or a risk of having a gynecological cancer or a sub-type thereof or a stage of the cancer or complications arising therefrom or other gynecological condition including an inflammatory disorder.02-10-2011

Dominic J. Daunter, Howell, MI US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090007330HANDHELD SHOWER DOCKING ARRANGEMENT - An example shower assembly includes a base, a moveable spray head, a magnet, and a member attractable to the magnet. The magnet attracts the member to hold the moveable spray head relative to the base.01-08-2009
20090236000DIVERTER VALVE WITH HANDLE - A diverter valve assembly which eliminates rotational motion for actuation.09-24-2009

Dominic J. Mongillo, West Hartford, CT US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080199317Local indented trailing edge heat transfer devices - A turbine engine component has an airfoil portion having a pressure side and a suction side, a trailing edge discharge slot, and a suction side lip downstream of an exit of the trailing edge slot. The suction side lip is provided with negative features for increasing local heat transfer coefficient in the region of the suction side lip.08-21-2008
20090047136Angled tripped airfoil peanut cavity - A turbine airfoil comprises a wall portion, a cooling channel, an impingement rib, impingement rib nozzles, turbulators and leading edge cooling holes. The wall portion comprises a leading edge, a trailing edge, an outer diameter end, and an inner diameter end. The cooling channel receives cooling air and extends through an interior of the wall portion between the inner diameter end and the outer diameter end. The impingement rib is positioned within the wall portion forward of the cooling channel and between the outer diameter end and the inner diameter end to define a peanut cavity. The impingement rib nozzles extend through the impingement rib for receiving cooling air from the cooling channel. The turbulators are positioned within the peanut cavity to locally influence the flow of the cooling air. The leading edge cooling holes discharge the cooling air from the peanut cavity to an exterior of the wall portion.02-19-2009
20090096174BLADE OUTER AIR SEAL FOR A GAS TURBINE ENGINE - An air seal assembly includes a featherseal engaged between adjacent turbine engine components to close a gap therebetween. The featherseal includes a first lateral tab and a second lateral tab which defines a tab space therebetween. The tab space locks the featherseal into the turbine engine component to prevent fore-aft movement thereof.04-16-2009
20110044795TURBINE VANE PLATFORM LEADING EDGE COOLING HOLES - A vane for use in a gas turbine engine has a platform connected to an airfoil. There is a cooling passage for supplying cooling air to the platform. A cooling chamber supplies cooling air to a plurality of cooling slots at the platform. The cooling slots have a non-uniform cross section.02-24-2011

Patent applications by Dominic J. Mongillo, West Hartford, CT US

Dominic J. Mongillo, East Hartford, CT US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080273963Impingement skin core cooling for gas turbine engine blade - Turbine components, and in particular turbine blades, are provided with impingement cooling channels. Air is delivered along central channels, and the central channels deliver the air through crossover holes to core channels adjacent both a pressure wall and a suction wall. The air passing through the crossover holes impacts against a wall of the core channels.11-06-2008

Dominic J. Mongillo, Jr., West Hartford, CT US

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20120101792TURBINE COMPONENT AND METHOD FOR DEVELOPING A COMPONENT - A method for developing a component includes establishing a performance requirement to predict the secondary crystallographic orientation for a component having orthogonal x, y, and z axes. The component is to be formed from a single crystal material having a primary crystallographic orientation along the z-axis and a secondary crystallographic orientation substantially in the x-y plane. A property of the component is computer simulated as a function of an angle of the secondary crystallographic orientation relative to the x-axis. Based on the computer simulation, the angle for the component is selected which will substantially satisfy the performance requirement.04-26-2012

Dominic J. Pouzin, Sammamish, WA US

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20080270550Electronic mail connector - Technologies are described herein for providing a bi-direction e-mail transport between a management (“CRM”) server computer and an e-mail server computer. An e-mail connector communicates with a CRM server computer to determine whether any e-mail messages are pending send at the CRM server computer. If any e-mail messages are pending send, the e-mail connector retrieves the e-mail messages from the CRM server computer. The e-mail connector then communicates with an e-mail server computer to send the retrieved e-mail messages to their intended recipients. The e-mail connector may also retrieve e-mail messages from the e-mail server computer and determine whether the e-mail messages are CRM related. If the e-mail messages are CRM related, the e-mail connector is operative to transmit the CRM-related e-mails to the CRM server.10-30-2008
20080275957Identifying and correlating electronic mail messages - Technologies are described herein for identifying and correlating e-mail messages. The contents of the subject and recipients fields of e-mail messages received at and sent from a computing system are hashed and stored in a database. When an incoming e-mail message is received at the computing system, the contents of its subject and recipients fields are also hashed. A search is then made of the database to locate e-mail messages identified in the database that have a sufficient number of subject and address hash values that match the subject and address hash values generated for the incoming e-mail message so that the messages may be correlated. A correlation is made between the incoming e-mail message and the best matching e-mail message located during the search of the database.11-06-2008
20090007250Client authentication distributor - The claimed method and system provides a client authentication distributor component (CAD) that handles multiple client application requests for authentication to a common authentication provider. In one embodiment, only a single user sign on process may be required after which the CAD manages future authentication processes on behalf of the user without the user requiring to provide credentials.01-01-2009
20090064303TRANSFERABLE RESTRICTED SECURITY TOKENS - In a web-based service environment, third party providers need to have varying degrees of access to user data for their complementary services. To prevent third party providers from having broader access than necessary or not adequate levels of access, transferable restricted security tickets are employed to determine an appropriate level of access for third parties. Tickets with expiration and restriction roles define a duration and level of access for a third party. The restrictions are determined through an intersection of the authorizing user's security role and restriction roles defined in the system.03-05-2009

Dominic J. Vellucci, Eastchester, NY US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080213441Reduction of Astringency in Polyphenol Compositions - Microencapsulated polyphenol compositions suitable for use in food and beverage products are provided. Microencapsulation significantly reduces the astringency and/or bitterness of the polyphenol compositions and protects the polyphenol compositions from oxidation, ingredient interactions, enzymatic degradation, and the like while maintaining gastrointestinal bioavailability within the digestive system.09-04-2008

Dominic J. Zelnik, Sparks, NV US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110180459METHODS FOR EXTRACTING BITUMEN FROM BITUMINOUS MATERIAL - Methods for preparing solvent-dry, stackable tailings. The method can include the steps of adding a first quantity of first solvent to a bitumen material to form a first mixture, separating a first quantity of bitumen-enriched solvent from the first mixture and thereby creating first solvent-wet tailings, adding a quantity of second solvent to first solvent-wet tailings to separate a first quantity of first solvent component from the first solvent-wet tailings and thereby producing second solvent-wet tailings, and adding a quantity of water to the second solvent-wet tailings to separate a first quantity of second solvent component from the second solvent-wet tailings and thereby forming solvent-dry, stackable tailings.07-28-2011