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Gary Miller
Gary Miller, Henderson, NV US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110034252 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ALLOWING REMOTE WAGERS (BOTH FOR REAL WAGERS AND FOR FUN/POINTS/PRIZES) BY CONFIRMING PLAYER LOCATION USING NETWORK GENERATED AND/OR NETWORK CENTRIC DATA - A system and method for allowing wager(s) to be placed over a wireless network using a remote device by authenticating an established user account, and validating the location of the player using network centric data. The player utilizes the remote device, which may be a cell phone or remote computing device, connected securely to a wagering system over a wireless network (e.g., 3G). Depending on the type of game, player location is determined using GPS and/or control plane technology utilizing carrier network information. Wagers may be placed using verbal instructions or keypad entries which communicate with an interactive voice recognition system, a dedicated software application, live operator and/or web browser based application. Regardless of the wager placement methodology, the remote device is linked to a wager server and location verification is specific to the subject remote device connected thereto. Other methods of verifying location are utilized as safeguards against spoofing. | 02-10-2011 |
Gary Miller, Phoenix, AZ US
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| 20100212415 | Systems and Methods for Providing a Catalyst - A system for providing a catalyst to a first flow of gas. The first flow of gas has an operating pressure. A pipe carries the first flow of gas from a compressor of a turbocharger to a combustion chamber. The operating pressure of the first flow of gas varies in accordance with an operation of the compressor. The system includes an enclosure, a pump, and an atomizer. The enclosure receives a portion of the first flow of gas at the operating pressure. The pump is positioned in the enclosure. The pump receives from within the enclosure the portion of the first flow of gas. The pump provides the portion of the first flow of gas at a second pressure. Any gas that exits the enclosure is provided by the pump at the second pressure. The atomizer receives a solution having the catalyst and provides a vapor having the catalyst. The portion of the first flow of gas at the second pressure carries the vapor out of the system and into the first flow of gas for delivery to the combustion chamber. A magnitude of the second pressure comprises a magnitude of the operating pressure plus a magnitude of a pressure increase provided by the pump. | 08-26-2010 |
| 20110314905 | Systems and Methods for Providing a Catalyst - A system for providing a catalyst to a first flow of gas. The first flow of gas has an operating pressure for transporting the first flow of gas to a provided combustion chamber. The operating pressure established by a compressor of a provided turbocharger. The system includes a pump and an atomizer. The pump receives a portion of the first flow of gas. The atomizer receives a solution comprising the catalyst and provides a vapor comprising the catalyst. The pump provides the portion of the first flow of gas at a second pressure greater than the operating pressure. The portion of the first flow of gas at the second pressure carries the vapor out of the system and into the first flow of gas for delivery to the combustion chamber. | 12-29-2011 |
Gary Miller, Waco, KY US
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| 20100213695 | Adjustable tour pack assembly - An adjustable assembly attaches to the rear storage compartment of a motorcycle and can be positioned in different locations so as to make the rear seating area larger or smaller as desired. | 08-26-2010 |
Gary Miller, Tyne & Wear GB
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100107456 | COUPLER - Couplers for attaching an accessory to an excavator arm of an excavator. Couplers having a first side for attaching the coupler to the excavator arm and a second side onto which the accessory will be coupled. The coupler includes a latch for selectively securing and releasing an attachment pin of the accessory in a jaw, groove, hook or slot in the second side of the coupler. The coupler is fully controllable from within the cab of the excavator and it allows improved security in the securement of the accessory to the coupler, i.e. preventing accidental decouplings, but while still allowing intentional decoupling operations to be carried out without undue burden. | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100192425 | FULLY AUTOMATIC COUPLER FOR EXCAVATOR ARM - A coupler comprising two jaws and a latch for each jaw, one of the latches being powered for movement between a latching position and a non-latching position, and being associated with a blocking mechanism that is remotely movable between a blocking position and non blocking position, and the other latch being independent of the blocking mechanism, but being also remotely moveable between a latching position and a non-latching position, wherein the powered latch, in its non-latching position, can maintain both the blocking mechanism in its non blocking position and the other latch in its non-latching position, irrespective of the orientation of the coupler. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20110229257 | NON-REMOVEABLE SAFETY PIN - A non-removable safety pin ( | 09-22-2011 |
| 20110232070 | COUPLER - Couplers for attaching an accessory to an excavator arm of an excavator. Couplers having a first side for attaching the coupler to the excavator arm and a second side onto which the accessory will be coupled. The coupler includes a latch for selectively securing and releasing an attachment pin of the accessory in a jaw, groove, hook or slot in the second side of the coupler. The coupler is fully controllable from within the cab of the excavator and it allows improved security in the securement of the accessory to the coupler, i.e. preventing accidental decouplings, but while still allowing intentional decoupling operations to be carried out without undue burden. | 09-29-2011 |
| 20110313625 | COUPLER WITH COUPLING STATUS SENSORS - A coupler ( | 12-22-2011 |
Gary Miller, San Diego, CA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100071125 | Modular Shower Water-Proofing System and Method of Use - Disclosed is a washing-stall pan, related methods of use, and methods of fabrication. | 03-25-2010 |
| 20100186333 | Modular Tile Panel and Associated Methods - Disclosed is a panel assembly including methods of assembly and installation. | 07-29-2010 |
Gary Miller, Gainesville, FL US
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| 20090204222 | KNEE PROSTHESIS SYSTEM WITH AT LEAST A FIRST TIBIAL PORTION ELEMENT (A TIBIAL INSERT OR TIBIAL TRIAL) AND A SECOND TIBIAL PORTION ELEMENT (A TIBIAL INSERT OR TIBIAL TRIAL), WHEREIN EACH OF THE FIRST TIBIAL PORTION ELEMENT AND THE SECOND TIBIAL PORTION ELEMENT HAS A DIFFERENT SLOPE - One embodiment of the present invention relates to a knee prosthesis system with at least a first tibial portion element (a tibial insert or a tibial insert trial) and a second tibial portion element (a tibial insert or a tibial insert trial), wherein each of the first tibial portion element and the second tibial portion element has a different slope. Another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of implanting a knee prosthesis, wherein the method utilizes at least a first tibial portion element (a tibial insert or a tibial insert trial) and a second tibial portion element (a tibial insert or a tibial insert trial), wherein each of the first tibial portion element and the second tibial portion element has a different slope. | 08-13-2009 |
Gary Henry Miller, Milpitas, CA US
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| 20090192506 | Methods and devices for ablation - An ablating device has a cover which holds an interface material such as a gel. The cover contains the interface material during initial placement of the device. The ablating device may also have a removable tip or a membrane filled with fluid. In still another aspect, the ablating device may be submerged in liquid during operation. | 07-30-2009 |
Gary Miller, Grand Blanc, MI US
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| 20110116776 | FLUID PREHEATER - A fluid preheater ( | 05-19-2011 |
Gary Miller, Globe, AZ US
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| 20110133144 | PORTABLE CATTLE GUARD AND METHOD THEREFOR - A cattle guard has a grate section, wherein the grate section is arced shaped and is positioned on a ground. An end member is hingedly coupled to the grate section. The end member allows the cattle guard to adjust to conform to different fence openings. | 06-09-2011 |
Gary Miller, Kearneysville, WV US
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| 20110191632 | SMALL FORM FACTOR PLUGGABLE (SFP) CHECKING DEVICE FOR READING FROM AND DETERMINING TYPE OF INSERTED SFP TRANSCEIVER MODULE OR OTHER OPTICAL DEVICE - A SFP checking device (SFP Check) connects to a SFP transceiver and a PC or laptop via a USB cable. The SFP Check uses the default web browser of the PC, without an internet connection, to display details of the SFP transceiver such as wavelength, description, range, manufacturer, among other information, in accordance with program code provided to the PC via the SFP Check. All of the information a technician in the field needs to determine which SFP transceiver is the right one for a selected application and optical link is available from the SFP Check. The SFP Check and SFP transceiver both receive power via the USB cable connection to the PC. The SFP Check appears to the PC as a memory stick. A method is provided for determining the drive letter associated with the SFP Check and the program coder or file(s) it provides to the PC. | 08-04-2011 |
Gary Miller, Medford, NJ US
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| 20110254219 | Feeder for Feeding Document to Document Imaging System and Method for Feeding Documents - A method and apparatus for processing documents are provided. The apparatus includes a feeder for receiving a packet of a plurality of documents and separating the documents to serially feed the documents to a scanner. A retard adjacent the feeder is operable in first and second positions. In the first position the retard forms a nip with the feeder so that the retard is operable to impede the progress of one or more documents in the packet while the feeder feeds one of the documents in the packet. In the second position, the retard is spaced apart from the feeder to form a gap between the feeder and the retard. The system further includes a sensor for detecting a characteristic of the documents in a packet indicative of whether the number of documents in the packet exceeds a predetermined threshold. A drive mechanism automatically drives the retard pad between the first and second positions in response to the detected characteristic. | 10-20-2011 |
Gary Miller, Las Vegas, NV US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20120046096 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ALLOWING REMOTE WAGERS (BOTH FOR REAL WAGERS AND FOR FUN/POINTS/PRIZES) BY CONFIRMING PLAYER LOCATION USING NETWORK GENERATED AND/OR NETWORK CENTRIC DATA - A system and method allowing wager(s) to be placed over a wireless network using a remote device by authenticating an established user account, and validating the location of the player using network centric data. The player utilizes the remote device, which may be a cell phone or remote computing device, connected securely to a wagering system over a wireless network (e.g., 3G). Depending on the type of game, player location is determined using A-GPS and/or control plane technology utilizing carrier network information. Wagers may be placed using verbal instructions or keypad entries which communicate with a voice recognition system, dedicated software application, live operator and/or web browser based application. Regardless of the wager placement methodology, the remote device is linked to a wager server and location verification is specific to the subject remote device connected thereto. Other methods of verifying location are utilized as safeguards against spoofing and remote operation. | 02-23-2012 |