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Alan N. Glazier, Rockville, MD US
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| 20100211167 | MULTI-FOCAL PROSTHESIS, AND METHODS FOR MAKING AND USING SAME - A prosthesis is provided, which includes anterior and posterior lenses spaced from one another and aligned along an optical axis, and an optic body supporting the lenses in spaced relation to one another to establish a chamber between the lenses. Optically transmissive primary and secondary fluids are contained in the chamber. Orienting the optical axis in a horizontal orientation for far vision positions the optical axis through the primary fluid. Orienting the optical axis for near vision at a range of effective downward angles relative to the horizontal orientation positions the optical axis to extend through the primary fluid and the secondary fluid. The prosthesis may further include an internal plate between the lenses, which may be offset at an oblique angle relative to perpendicular to the optical axis. Related methods are also provided. | 08-19-2010 |
Arnold Glazier, Newton, MA US
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| 20110200662 | Method For The Treatment Of Proliferative Disorders Of The Eye - The present invention relates to method for the treatment or prevention and of proliferative eye diseases including but not limited to: age related macular degeneration associated proliferative retinopathy, proliferative diabetic retinopathy, proliferative vitreoretinopathy, posterior capsular opacification, scaring and fibrosis after glaucoma filtration surgery, uveal melanoma, and retinoblastoma. The method comprises contacting cells in the eye by means of intra-ocular injection or infusion, with a drug that irreversibly inhibits cellular proliferation without causing extensive tissue necrosis or cytotoxicity. In a preferred embodiment the drug is bizelesin. | 08-18-2011 |
Barry D. Glazier, Harrisburg, PA US
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| 20080317891 | Edible Products Having A High Cocoa Polyphenol Content and Improved Flavor and The Milled Cocoa Extracts Used Therein - Milling dry extracts containing cocoa polyphenols (CPs) to reduce the particle size improves the flavor of edible products (e.g., foods, medical foods, nutritional supplements, and pharmaceuticals) or additives containing the milled cocoa extracts. The products, e.g., chocolates, are less astringent and less bitter. The mean particle size after milling is less than about 15 microns, preferably less than about 10 microns, and most preferably less than about 5 microns. The total CP content of the milled extracts is at least about 300 milligrams and preferably about 300 to about 700 milligrams per gram of milled extract. The additives consist essentially of (i) the milled high CP cocoa extract and (ii) a fat (e.g., cocoa butter), an oil (e.g., vegetable oil), or a syrup (e.g., corn syrup). | 12-25-2008 |
Glenn Edward Glazier, Rockaway, NJ US
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| 20090298039 | Computer-Based Tutoring Method and System - Disclosed are a computer-based tutoring method and system in which an animated tutor, an animated avatar, and at least one animated group member selected by a user are displayed on a screen. A tutorial is presented by the animated tutor. During the tutorial, an interactive question is presented. An answer is received from the user. If the answer is correct, the tutorial continues. If the answer is incorrect, a second tutorial is presented. The second tutorial is based on the incorrect answer received from the user. Dialogue between the animated tutor, the animated avatar, and the animated group members may be held. Dialogue among animated group members may be held. | 12-03-2009 |
James A. Glazier, Bloomington, IN US
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| 20100188663 | SUB-MICRON SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE SENSOR SYSTEMS - A sensor for detecting the presence of a target analyte, ligand or molecule in a test fluid, comprising a light transmissive substrate on which an array of surface plasmon resonant (SPR) elements is mounted is described. A multi-channel sensor for detecting the presence of several targets with a single microchip sensor is described. A multi-channel sensor including collections of SPR elements which are commonly functionalized to one of several targets is also described. The detectors sense changes in the resonant response of the SPR elements indicative of binding with the targets. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20100188664 | SUB-MICRON SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE SENSOR SYSTEMS - A sensor for detecting the presence of a target analyte, ligand or molecule in a test fluid, comprising a light transmissive substrate on which an array of surface plasmon resonant (SPR) elements is mounted is described. A multi-channel sensor for detecting the presence of several targets with a single micro-chip sensor is described. A multi-channel sensor including collections of SPR elements which are commonly functionalized to one of several targets is also described. The detectors sense changes in the resonant response of the SPR elements indicative of binding with the targets. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20100189603 | SUB-MICRON SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE SENSOR SYSTEMS - A sensor for detecting the presence of a target analyte, ligand or molecule in a test fluid, comprising a light transmissive substrate on which an array of surface plasmon resonant (SPR) elements is mounted is described. A multi-channel sensor for detecting the presence of several targets with a single microchip sensor is described. A multi-channel sensor including collections of SPR elements which are commonly functionalized to one of several targets is also described. The detectors sense changes in the resonant response of the SPR elements indicative of binding with the targets. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20100290309 | COMPACT MICROFLUIDIC STRUCTURES FOR MANIPULATING FLUIDS - Disclosed is a method and apparatus for manipulating fluids. The apparatus may include a microfluidic structure including inlet channels ( | 11-18-2010 |
| 20110228277 | SUB-MICRON SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE SENSOR SYSTEMS - A sensor for detecting the presence of a target analyte, ligand or molecule in a test fluid, comprising a light transmissive substrate on which an array of surface plasmon resonant (SPR) elements is mounted is described. A multi-channel sensor for detecting the presence of several targets with a single microchip sensor is described. A multi-channel sensor including collections of SPR elements which are commonly functionalized to one of several targets is also described. The detectors sense changes in the resonant response of the SPR elements indicative of binding with the targets. | 09-22-2011 |
| 20110257494 | SUB-MICRON SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE SENSOR SYSTEMS - Wearable or implantable devices combining microfluidic control of sample and reagent flow and micro-cavity surface plasmon resonance sensors functionalized with surface treatments or coatings capable of specifically binding to target analytes, ligands, or molecules in a bodily fluid are provided. The devices can be used to determine the presence and concentration of target analytes in the bodily fluids and thereby help diagnose, monitor or detect changes in disease conditions. | 10-20-2011 |
James E. Glazier, Byron, NY US
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| 20110047949 | DOUBLE TAPERED KNIFE ROLLS - Stalk rolls are used for a corn harvester having a body, an engine, a cab mounted to the body and a head mounted to a front of the body. The head includes an auger, row separators, corn stalk gathering assemblies between the row separators and ear removal devices. Each ear removal device includes a pair of stalk rolls. Each stalk roll has a core and longitudinally extending flutes spaced about a periphery of the core and extending along the core. Each stalk roll has a straight first section, a second section proximate a first end of the first section and having a first tapering profile, and a third section proximate the second section opposite the first section and having a second tapering profile. | 03-03-2011 |
Jason Glazier US
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| 20100031232 | Creating deployable software code for implementing a business process using a library of preconfigured processes - Systems and methods for automatically creating deployable software code for implementing a business process that leverages rules stored in a rule repository, which define a core rule set for the process. The method comprises selecting the rules required to implement the business process. Some of the selected rules are stored in the rule repository, and others may be added by a designer of the process to fit the policies and systems for whom the process is being designed. Next, steps of the business process that require external interfaces (e.g., function calls) are determined. Then, based on, among other things, (i) the selected rules, (ii) the required external interfaces, and (iii) desired outputs of the process, the deployable process code is automatically generated, taking into consideration the interdependencies and implied sequencing of the selected rules. In addition, the inputs to the process can be computed. | 02-04-2010 |
Jason S. Glazier, Newtown, PA US
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| 20090320093 | HOLISTIC XACML AND OBLIGATION CODE AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED FROM ONTOLOGICALLY DEFINED RULE SET - Computer-based systems and methods for automatically generating both XACML rules and processed-based obligation code using a common ontologically defined ruleset. | 12-24-2009 |
John G. Glazier, San Jose, CA US
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| 20110045525 | Method for Flagging a Sample - A hematology analyzer is provided. In certain embodiments, the hematology analyzer comprises: a) a flow cell; b) a light source for directing light to the flow cell; c) a plurality of detectors for detecting a plurality of optical characteristics of a blood cell passing through the flow cell; and d) a data analysis workstation programmed to: i. enumerate test blood cells passing through the flow cell; and ii. flag a blood sample as containing lysis-resistant red blood cells or fragile white blood cells. | 02-24-2011 |
Joshua T. Glazier, Hilliard, OH US
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| 20110235354 | ILLUMINATED CUP HOLDER ASSEMBLY - An illuminated cup holder assembly for a vehicle includes at least one side wall and a base wall together defining a cup holder recess. The base wall has a light transmissive portion. An illumination source is secured to an underside of the base wall for illuminating the cup holder recess through the light transmissive portion of the base wall. | 09-29-2011 |
Matt Glazier, Gilbert, AZ US
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| 20110003642 | PLAYER SPECIFIC NETWORK - Embodiments of the invention allow a player to have a unique gaming experience, different than other players, even when playing on the same network. A game may span several gaming sessions. States of a game, for example a bonus game, may be stored when the player decides to stop playing the game. When the player initiates a next gaming session, at the same or another location, the previous state of the game is re-loaded onto the gaming machine and the player returns to the previous state. Further, additional bonuses can be implemented because the network knows the identity and other information about the player. The additional bonuses may be unique to that player. Messages particular to a player are exchanged between a gaming device and a gaming network. | 01-06-2011 |
Raymond M. Glazier, Milford, CT US
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| 20080201972 | ROTOR BLADE CUFF MEASURING TOOL - A measuring tool for a blade cuff mounted on a rotor blade assembly includes a cam follower assembly which simulates a longitudinal profile of an ideal blade cuff within a contour plane. A cam lock locks the gauge at a desired longitudinal position along a central axis to measure a radial plane defined around the blade cuff as the blade cuff profile fixture is rotated relative the base and cam follower assembly. A master block is removably mounted to the blade cuff fixture to simulate an ideal blade cuff such that the gauge may be zeroed thereon. Once zeroed, and after removal of the master block, the cam follower assembly provides a continuous zero position for the gauge such that any deviations from the ideal profile anywhere on the blade cuff is indicated on the gauge. | 08-28-2008 |
Valerie Glazier US
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| 20110071358 | Fiber Optic Assisted Medical Lead - A medical device for placing a medical lead in the human body using minimally invasive techniques is described. One lead includes a lead body connected to a lead head having an aperture for providing fiber optic access to the interior of a helical electrode. The fiber optic shaft may be disposed within or along-side a drive shaft releasably coupled to the head to rotate the head. The drive shaft and lead body may be delivered using a delivery catheter. The delivery catheter can be advanced though a small incision to the target tissue site, and the site remotely visualized through the fiber optic scope extending through the lead head aperture. Some catheters include a distal mapping electrode readable from the catheter proximal portion or handle. The lead head can be rotated, rotating the helical electrode into the tissue, and the catheter, drive shaft, and fiber optic probe removed. In one use, epicardial pacing leads are placed on the posterior surface of the heart, aided by visualization and mapping to obtain optimal electrode placement and patient outcome. | 03-24-2011 |
Valerie J. Glazier, Eden Prairie, MN US
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| 20110301703 | DEVICES AND METHODS FOR COLLAPSING PROSTHETIC HEART VALVES - A crimping tool for use with a collapsible prosthetic valve having a stent frame with a plurality of cell openings, and a valve structure assembled in the stent frame. The crimping tool includes a plurality of resilient tines defining an array around a longitudinal axis of the crimping tool. The array has a first cross-section in an expanded state and a second cross-section less than the first cross-section in a collapsed state. The plurality of tines are adapted to intersect the plurality of cell openings in an assembled position of the crimping tool on the prosthetic valve to prevent pinching of the valve structure by the stent frame as the prosthetic valve is collapsed. | 12-08-2011 |