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Donald Drown, Bucyrus, OH US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100088875 | TOOL FOR CUTTING STRUCTURAL MATERIALS - A method for assembling a tool for cutting structural materials includes the steps of providing a pair of handles, each handle having a connector plate. A drive pin is pivotally coupled to the connector plates, the drive pin being movable as the handles are pivoted. A detachable cutting head includes a body with a cavity having a pair of opposing cavity openings, and further includes a channel to receive structural material workpieces. A cutting plate is slidably disposed in the cavity. The cutting head is selectably coupled to the handles and the cutting plate moves slidably in the body as the handles are pivoted, cutting a structural material workpiece inserted into the channel of the body, a cut portion of the inserted structural material workpiece being ejectable through the first cavity opening. | 04-15-2010 |
Matthew Donald Drown, Palo Alto, CA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090262741 | Transparent Provisioning of Services Over a Network - An apparatus and method for enhancing the infrastructure of a network such as the Internet is disclosed. A packet interceptor/processor apparatus is coupled with the network so as to be able to intercept and process packets flowing over the network. Further, the apparatus provides external connectivity to other devices that wish to intercept packets as well. The apparatus applies one or more rules to the intercepted packets which execute one or more functions on a dynamically specified portion of the packet and take one or more actions with the packets. The apparatus is capable of analyzing any portion of the packet including the header and payload. Actions include releasing the packet unmodified, deleting the packet, modifying the packet, logging/storing information about the packet or forwarding the packet to an external device for subsequent processing. Further, the rules may be dynamically modified by the external devices. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20100103837 | TRANSPARENT PROVISIONING OF NETWORK ACCESS TO AN APPLICATION - An apparatus and method for enhancing the infrastructure of a network such as the Internet is disclosed. A packet interceptor/processor apparatus is coupled with the network so as to be able to intercept and process packets flowing over the network. Further, the apparatus provides external connectivity to other devices that wish to intercept packets as well. The apparatus applies one or more rules to the intercepted packets which execute one or more functions on a dynamically specified portion of the packet and take one or more actions with the packets. The apparatus is capable of analyzing any portion of the packet including the header and payload. Actions include releasing the packet unmodified, deleting the packet, modifying the packet, logging/storing information about the packet or forwarding the packet to an external device for subsequent processing. Further, the rules may be dynamically modified by the external devices. | 04-29-2010 |
Randall E. Drown, Grand Rapids, MN US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100168685 | Serially Dispensable Antiseptic Wet Wipes Moistened with Tincture of Green Soap - An apparatus and method of use are disclosed for rapidly and repeatedly cleaning a skin area during tattooing or body piercing. The apparatus includes a plurality of serially dispensable, antiseptic wet wipes pre-moistened with “tincture of green soap” solution. It eliminates any need to dilute a concentrated green soap solution or clean a spray bottle, and allows a tattoo artist to quickly and conveniently obtain and use a wet wipe of the invention in a controlled and consistent manner using only one hand, thereby avoiding interruption of the procedure and contamination of the wet wipe. The wet wipes and/or green soap can be medically approved, and the wipes can be disposable and/or made from non-woven paper, with a preferable size of 19.5 by 17.0 centimeters. The wet wipes can be interleaved or formed in a continuous sheet with perforated separations, and can be folded, or configured in a roll. | 07-01-2010 |