Giltner

Carmen Giltner, St. Albert CA

Patent application number	Description	Published
20080287367	Non-Toxic Biofilm Inhibitor - The present invention relates to a composition and method for preventing or inhibiting biofilm formation on biotic or abiotic surfaces. The composition comprises a peptide based on the C-terminal receptor binding domain of	11-20-2008

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20090256122	Powered tool utilizing interchangeable driver assemblies for removal of various sized fasteners from a host material - Powered tools and interchangeable driver assemblies for removal of fasteners from a host material are disclosed. The tool includes a housing having a chamber operatively associated with an actuator assembly. Interchangeable driver assemblies may be provided that include a plurality of interchangeable particularly configured drive pins and a plurality of interchangeable guide elements, each guide element selectively adapted for use with a different one of the drive pins. The guide element has an elongate central passage therethrough, is receivable by a mount releasably maintained at the housing adjacent the chamber, and may be configured for slidable retention thereat. In such case, the guide element is biased toward a fully extended position and is slidable between the fully extended position and a retracted position.	10-15-2009

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20100153202	DEVICES, SYSTEMS, AND METHODS FOR PROVIDING AN INCENTIVE TO SELECT A DEPOSIT PRODUCT OFFERED BY A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION - A computer device is provided for implementing a system configured to encourage a customer to deposit monetary funds in a deposit product serviced by a financial institution, and encourage transactions between a customer and a business entity. The computer device detects a plurality of qualified transactions between the customer and at least one business entity associated with the financial institution. The computer device further notifies the financial institution of the detected transactions upon expiration of the transaction period, such that an increased interest rate can be applied to the deposit product during a reward period. In some instances, the computer device issues a reward credit to the customer in response to the detected at least one qualified transaction. The reward credit is redeemable in exchange for a reward corresponding to a redemption value of the reward credit. Associated systems and methods are also provided.	06-17-2010