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Gerald W. Heitchmidt, Athens, GA US
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| 20090091744 | Egg micro-crack detection systems - An avian eggshell egg-check/crack detection system was developed to aide official egg graders. It includes an imaging system and a device to produce negative pressure in an egg chamber. | 04-09-2009 |
Gerald W. Hungerink, Holland, MI US
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| 20090108556 | ROTATING FIFTH WHEEL HITCH KINGPIN ASSEMBLY - A kingpin assembly comprises a housing having a recess located therein, a collar member operably coupled to the housing, and an integral single-piece kingpin having at least a portion located within the recess of the housing, wherein the housing and collar cooperate to rotationally secure the kingpin within the recess of the housing, and wherein the kingpin provides a sole rotational support for the kingpin with respect to the housing and the collar. | 04-30-2009 |
| 20090243258 | FIFTH WHEEL LUBE PLATE HAVING A PERFORATED SUPPORT MEMBER - The fifth wheel hitch lube plate of the present invention comprises a perforated support member having a plurality of perforations and a lubricious material molded around the perforated support member such that the lubricious material covers both the top and bottom surfaces of the perforated support member and extends through the perforations formed in the perforated support member. Preferably, the support member is a perforated metal plate and the lubricious material is nylon, graphite, or an ultra-high molecular weight (UHMW) polyethylene material. The problems associated with utilizing nylon (or similar materials) and bonding it to a support plate are overcome by forming the plurality of apertures in the support plate so that a mechanical cohesive bond is formed between the upper and lower surfaces of the support plate, thereby substantially increasing the lube plate strength, and shear strength, while decreasing the likelihood that the lube plate may buckle. | 10-01-2009 |
Gerald W. Knebler, Leonard, MI US
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| 20090026223 | Aerosol dispenser apparatus - An aerosol spray apparatus for reducing exposure to hazardous chemicals, slips and falls. A container for storing under pressure an aerosol product clamped in a cradle that is attached to a long slender extensible pole which safely spaces the aerosol container a safe distance away from a user of the aerosol container. The pole is mounted on the cradle with a ball joint that allows the cradle to be rotated on the pole. A spray is discharged from the aerosol container by opening a valve in the container with a pull cable. The cradle is capable of carrying a wide range of container sizes | 01-29-2009 |
Gerald W. Louis-Seize, Rockland CA
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| 20100294183 | Seed depositing device and method for depositing seeds - A seed depositing device designed to facilitate the uniform distribution of seeds during planting applications. The device includes a tubular outer shell having an open end and at least one opening along its length. An inner core is concentrically located in the outer shell and has at least one row of dimples along the length of an outer surface of the inner core for holding seeds. The inner core fits tightly enough in the outer shell to disallow free movement of the inner core within the outer shell. Rotation means is provided for manually rotating the inner core relative to the outer shell. The inner core is rotatable by the rotation means to align the at least one row of dimples with the at least one opening and expose the at least one row of dimples through the at least one opening. When the inner core is rotated so the openings of the outer shell are aligned with a row of dimples of the inner core, seeds are manually loaded into the exposed row of dimples through the openings of the outer shell. Each row of dimples is successively loaded in like manner until all dimples are loaded with seeds. A reversal of these steps is used to deposit the seeds onto a predetermined area. | 11-25-2010 |
Gerald W. Ohmes, Wentzville, MO US
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| 20100006791 | VALVE EXTENSION HANDLE AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME - An extension handle is coupled to a flow control device of a railcar. The extension handle includes a first rod having a first end operatively coupled to the flow control device, an opposing second end forming a handle, and a midsection slidably coupled to a support member coupled to the railcar. | 01-14-2010 |
| 20100148105 | SECURITY MECHANISM FOR A FLOW CONTROL DEVICE ON A RAILCAR AND METHOD OF COUPLING THE SAME - A security mechanism for a flow control device on a railcar and method of coupling the security mechanism to the flow control device are provided. A support member is coupled to the railcar. An extension handle has a first end operatively coupled to the flow control device on the railcar. An opposing second end of the extension handle forms a handle member. The extension handle is slidably coupled to the support member. A securement member is provided for coupling the support member to the extension handle to prohibit movement of the extension handle relative to the support member. The securement member is coupled to the extension handle proximate to the second end. | 06-17-2010 |
Gerald W. Pfleging, Batavia, IL US
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| 20080292081 | Conference bridge with improved handling of control signaling during an ongoing conference - In an exemplary method audible signals from participants of a conference call during the ongoing conference call are processed by a conference bridge. An incoming audible signal on a first line from a first participant is detected during the conference call with a plurality of other conference call participants coupled via corresponding other lines. The audible signal on the first line is automatically attenuated before information on the first line is summed into a common signal that is transmitted to the other conference call participants. This prevents the other participants from hearing the audible signal during the ongoing conference call. | 11-27-2008 |
| 20100100898 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PERSONALIZED MULTI-USER CENTRALIZED CONTROL AND FILTERING OF IPTV CONTENT - A method that allows subscribed content to be available to all users of an account on all devices that are capable of carrying the content. An administrator may tap into the features of the centralized data store to assign personalized usage guidelines and restrictions for all IPTV services available. This includes all devices and users within an administrator's account (including spouse, children, employees. etc.) Thus, an administrator may configure all devices under their control from a convenient centralized location without the need to locally configure each device or user profile. The administrator may enable access controls on the devices in their profiles (or subordinate profiles) from a Web-based system (that is also access controlled). The Web-based system allows the administrator to set content access controls that pertain to any or all devices (such as content blocking˜no “adult” material on any device at any time). The invention also allows the administrator to select filtering based on individual IDs (username, pins) or by device (child's cell phone, playroom DVR unit). The invention allows for content, channel, time, and other types of filtering for each ID or device. | 04-22-2010 |
Gerald W. Shipps, Jr., Cambridge, MA US
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| 20110189192 | NOVEL COMPOUNDS THAT ARE ERK INHIBITORS - Disclosed are the ERK inhibitors of formula 1.0: and the pharmaceutically acceptable salts, and solvates thereof. Q is a tetrahydropyridinyl ring. All other substitutents are as defined herein. Also disclosed are methods of treating cancer using the compounds of formula 1.0. | 08-04-2011 |