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Gary S. Furman, Jr., St. Charles, IL US
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| 20100122785 | CREPING ADHESIVES WITH IMPROVED FILM PROPERTIES - The invention provides a composition of matter used to produce very soft high grades of tissue paper. The composition of matter comprises a PAE resin acidified with a multifunctional acid. The multifunctional acid includes but is not limited to carboxyl and sulfonyl. The acid has a functional group selected from carboxyl and sulfonyl and a functional group selected from carboxyl, sulfonyl, hydroxyl, lactone, phenol, amine and heterocycle. The PAE resin facilitates the use of an adhesive in a Yankee Dryer apparatus that is durable when the adhesive is wet but remains soft when the adhesive becomes dry. These properties allow the adhesive to be strong and remain engaged to the dryer apparatus when wet but be easily removed by the creping blade when dry. | 05-20-2010 |
Gary S. Gillotti, Lansdale, PA US
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| 20100230476 | REDUCED OXIDATION SYSTEM FOR WIRE BONDING - A wire bonding machine is provided. The wire bonding machine includes (1) a bond site area for holding a semiconductor device during a wire bonding operation, and (2) a gas supply line configured to provide a gas at the bond site area from above the bond site area. | 09-16-2010 |
| 20110073635 | GAS DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR REDUCING OXIDATION IN WIRE BONDING OPERATIONS - A wire bonding machine is provided. The wire bonding machine includes a bonding tool and an electrode for forming a free air ball on an end of a wire extending through the bonding tool where the free air ball is formed at a free air ball formation area of the wire bonding machine. The wire bonding machine also includes a bond site area for holding a semiconductor device during a wire bonding operation. The wire bonding machine also includes a gas delivery mechanism configured to provide a cover gas to: ( | 03-31-2011 |
Gary S. Jaworek, Cincinnati, OH US
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| 20080296343 | SURGICAL INSTRUMENT ARTICULATION JOINT COVER - A surgical instrument including a shaft, an end effector, and a joint, wherein the end effector can be moved relative to the shaft about the joint. In various embodiments, the joint can include a cover configured to be positioned intermediate the end effector and the shaft. In at least one embodiment, the cover can be connected to at least one of the end effector and the shaft and can be configured to at least partially surround the joint in order to prevent soft tissue positioned adjacent to the joint from being pulled into and/or pinched by the joint. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20100193566 | SURGICAL STAPLING INSTRUMENT - In various embodiments, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to articulate an end effector of the surgical instrument. The surgical instrument can comprise at least one electromagnet which can be selectively activated, or polarized, to generate a magnetic field sufficient to motivate a second magnetic element, such as a permanent magnet and/or an iron core, for example, mounted to the end effector. In certain embodiments, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to open and/or close an end effector of the surgical instrument. In at least one embodiment, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to advance and/or retract a firing bar, cutting member, and/or staple sled within the surgical instrument in order to incise and/or staple tissue positioned within an end effector of the surgical instrument. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100193567 | SURGICAL STAPLING INSTRUMENT COMPRISING AN ARTICULATION JOINT - In various embodiments, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to articulate an end effector of the surgical instrument. The surgical instrument can comprise at least one electromagnet which can be selectively activated, or polarized, to generate a magnetic field sufficient to motivate a second magnetic element, such as a permanent magnet and/or an iron core, for example, mounted to the end effector. In certain embodiments, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to open and/or close an end effector of the surgical instrument. In at least one embodiment, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to advance and/or retract a firing bar, cutting member, and/or staple sled within the surgical instrument in order to incise and/or staple tissue positioned within an end effector of the surgical instrument. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100193568 | SURGICAL STAPLING INSTRUMENT COMPRISING A MAGNETIC ELEMENT DRIVER - In various embodiments, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to articulate an end effector of the surgical instrument. The surgical instrument can comprise at least one electromagnet which can be selectively activated, or polarized, to generate a magnetic field sufficient to motivate a second magnetic element, such as a permanent magnet and/or an iron core, for example, mounted to the end effector. In certain embodiments, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to open and/or close an end effector of the surgical instrument. In at least one embodiment, a surgical stapling instrument can comprise a plurality of magnetic elements configured to advance and/or retract a firing bar, cutting member, and/or staple sled within the surgical instrument in order to incise and/or staple tissue positioned within an end effector of the surgical instrument. | 08-05-2010 |
Gary S. Mencl, Lawton, MI US
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| 20090045012 | Climbing foot and/or hand support - A novel climbing device for use in combination with a climbing spike, the climbing spike includes an anchor portion capable of being driven into a wooden object and a horizontal portion capable of being used as a step by a climber. The climbing device includes a body, a tread surface formed on a top portion of the body, a receiver fixed to the body and operative to receive the horizontal portion of the climbing spike, and a stabilizer fixed to the body and operative to limit relative movement between the body and the horizontal portion of the climbing spike. In a particular embodiment, the climbing device includes the climbing spike. In a more particular embodiment, the climbing device can be in either one of a first position or a second position. In the first position, the rotation of the body about the horizontal portion of the climbing spike is prevented. In the second position, the body is rotatable about the horizontal portion of the climbing spike. Further, the second position enables a user to anchor the climbing spike into a tree by gripping the body and rotating the climbing spike about the anchor portion. | 02-19-2009 |
Gary S. Miliefsky, Tyngsboro, MA US
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| 20090199298 | ENTERPRISE SECURITY MANAGEMENT FOR NETWORK EQUIPMENT - The inventive device includes a dashboard or graphical user interface (GUI), a security access control (AUTH) and secure communications sub-system (SEC-COMM), network and asset discover and mapping system (NAADAMS), an asset management engine (AME), vulnerability assessment engine (CVE-DISCOVERY), vulnerability remediation engine (CVE-REMEDY), a reporting system (REPORTS), a subscription, updates and licensing system (SULS), a countermeasure communications system (COUNTERMEASURE-COMM), a logging system (LOGS), a database integration engine (DBIE), a scheduling and configuration engine (SCHED-CONFIG), a wireless and mobile devices/asset detection and management engine (WIRELESS-MOBILE), a notification engine (NOTIFY), a regulatory compliance reviewing and reporting system (REG-COMPLY), client-side (KVM-CLIENT) integration with KVM over IP or similar network management equipment, authentication-services (KVM-AUTH) integration with KVM over IP or similar network management equipment and server-side (KVM-SERVER) integration with KVM over IP or similar network management equipment. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20100043066 | MULTIPLE SECURITY LAYERS FOR TIME-BASED NETWORK ADMISSION CONTROL - Embodiments of the present invention include a computer method of controlling access to a computer-based network comprising: (i) receiving an indication of an attempt to gain access to a computer-based network; (ii) applying a respective network access control policy to determine whether to allow the attempt to gain access to the computer-based network at each of multiple security layers; and (iii) allowing or blocking the attempt to gain access through the security layer to the computer-based network based on the application of the respective network access control policy at each security layer. Other embodiments include a computer method of controlling access to a computer-based network comprising: (a) scanning a host computer for viruses; (b) temporarily disabling a firewall of the host computer during an audit; and (c) shutting down high risk services running on the host computer. | 02-18-2010 |
Gary S. Puchkoff, Poughkeepsie, NY US
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| 20110113434 | METHOD, SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM FOR MANAGING COMPUTER PROCESSING FUNCTIONS - Exemplary embodiments include a system and storage medium for managing computer processing functions in a multi-processor computer environment. The system includes a physical processor, a standard logical processor, an assist logical processor sharing a same logical partition as the standard logical processor, and a single operating system instance associated with the logical partition, the single operating system instance including a switch-to service and a switch-from service. The system also includes a dispatch component managed by the single operating system instance. Upon invoking the switch-to service by standard code, the switch-to service checks to see if an assist logical processor is online and, if so, it updates an integrated assist field of a work element block associated with the task for indicating the task is eligible to be executed on the assist logical processor. The switch-to service also assigns a work queue to the work element block. | 05-12-2011 |
Gary S. Seehoff, Encino, CA US
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| 20090145914 | ORGANIZER SYSTEM - An organizer is presented including a front portion including a bag compartment, a rear portion is connected to the front portion with a hand grip and a first side portion and a second portion each connected to the front portion and the rear portion. The first side portion and the second side portion each including a number of slots each adapted to connect to a holder having a slide portion. The bag compartment includes an opening surrounded with a soft and flexible material. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090166239 | AVOCADO SAVER - A device includes an upper portion including a pit placement portion, a lower portion including a flat bottom portion, and a retaining strap connected to the upper portion at a first connector and removably connected to a second connector. The upper portion is adapted to removably connect with a half of an avocado. | 07-02-2009 |
Gary S. Threatt, Kershaw, SC US
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| 20100077969 | METHOD OF WATER HEATING AND DISTRIBUTION - A method of storing water at two temperatures, the method comprising: providing a tank divided into first and second chambers; storing water in the first chamber at a first temperature; storing water in the second chamber at a second temperature; heating water in the second chamber when the second temperature is below a predetermined second value; pumping water from the second chamber to the first chamber when the first temperature is below a predetermined first value, the first values being less than the second value; and permitting water flow from the first chamber to the second chamber while pumping water from the second chamber to the first chamber. | 04-01-2010 |