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Derek Goddard, Beaconsfield CA
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| 20080229678 | Storage locker - A storage locker in a building space, the building space having a floor, a ceiling and walls bounding the space between the ceiling and floor. The storage locker has at least four walls defining a storage space in the building space, first and second walls forming a first corner. At least the first and second walls each have spaced-apart posts extending between, and mounted to, the floor and ceiling, one of the posts at the first corner and common to the first and second walls. One of the first and second walls has a closure therein mounted between two of the posts forming the wall. At least the other wall has self-supporting wire mesh panelling extending over the length of the wall and mounted on the posts including the corner post to close the wall. | 09-25-2008 |
| 20100058688 | Partition system for a building space - A partition system for dividing a building space, the building space having a floor, a ceiling and walls bounding the space between the ceiling and floor. The partition system includes self-supporting wire mesh paneling, which is attached to least one post that is mounted to the floor of the building space. Each post extends from the floor up to a predefined height that may be less than the height of the ceiling of the building. | 03-11-2010 |
Earl Fenton Goddard, Western Australia AU
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| 20090277475 | PARTS WASHER - A parts washer comprises a cabinet defining a washing chamber and a tank for holding a volume of liquid. A fluid communication path extends between the tank and a discharge valve. During a normal wash cycle, cleaning fluid is drawn from the tank, passes through the communication path, and is returned to a manifold within the washing chamber to clean articles held therein. A separator is in fluid communication with the tank and separates contaminants from the liquid to produce clean liquid that flows back to the tank. A drain system allows draining of the separator to the tank and comprises a drain valve in fluid communication between the separator and a tank. An actuator system is coupled with the discharge valve and the drain valve to open the drain valve allowing the separator to drain to the tank and, opening the discharge valve allowing the tank (and thus the separator) to be purged via the discharge valve. | 11-12-2009 |
Edward Wayne Goddard, Calgary CA
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| 20120131083 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ASYNCHRONOUS NOTIFICATION USING HTTP - Methods and apparatus for asynchronous notification using HTTP. An application server configured to host one or more web applications and process HTTP requests associated with the one or more web applications includes a long polling mechanism configured to maintain an open HTTP connection, and a notification server configured to provide an asynchronous notification to one or more notification clients through the open HTTP connection, wherein the notification includes an identifier for the one or more notification clients with no application data payload. | 05-24-2012 |
| 20120131432 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DELTA ENCODING, TRANSMISSION AND DECODING OF HTML FORMS - A system comprising a Web Browser that performs delta encoding of HTML form data for HTML form submission over HTTP, and a Web Server that performs delta decoding of delta encoded HTML form data received over HTTP from the Web Browser, where delta encoding comprises encoding only HTML form elements that are changed by the user prior to submission of the HTML form, and delta decoding comprises reconstituting the complete form data using the delta encoded HTML form submission received over HTTP. | 05-24-2012 |
Fenton Goddard, Western Australia AU
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| 20090301528 | Parts Washer - A parts washer comprises a cabinet, a platform, a liquid distributor, a coupling, and a drive system. The platform is disposed inside the cabinet and supports articles that are required to be cleaned. The distributor is disposed inside the cabinet to one side of the platform and has one or more outlets that direct the liquid in a generally radial direction toward the platform. The coupling couples the distributor to an inside of the cabinet in a manner allowing at least 2° of freedom of motion of the distributor. More particularly, the coupling allows the distributor to move in a complex motion comprising a combination of tilting, rotation and up and down motion. | 12-10-2009 |
Giles Goddard, Kyoto-Shi JP
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| 20100137063 | INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AND COMPUTER READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM - A player can change the direction of the right hand of a character object, or extend and retract the right arm of the character object, by changing the direction of the core unit | 06-03-2010 |
Giles Goddard, Kyoto JP
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| 20080297492 | Storage medium storing movement controlling program and movement controlling apparatus - A movement controlling apparatus includes a pointing device for operating a movement of an object. A distance between a straight line connecting previous input coordinates and current input coordinates and a central point of the object is calculated. A velocity of the object is calculated on the basis of the distance to thereby control a movement of the object. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20080300033 | Storage medium storing puzzle game program, puzzle game apparatus, and puzzle game controlling method - A game apparatus includes a first LCD and a second LCD, and on the second LCD, a touch panel is set. On the first LCD and the second LCD, game screens each including gear objects provided with a socket object are displayed. When a player makes a touch operation, the gear object on the game screen displayed on the second LCD is rotated in response thereto, one or more gear objects on the game screen displayed on the first LCD is accordingly rotated. At that time, a ball object held in the socket object of the gear object moves to other gear object. When each of the ball objects are accepted (held) in the socket object of the gear objects each applied with the same color as that of the ball objects, the puzzle game is cleared. | 12-04-2008 |
John Goddard, Burlington CA
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| 20100026019 | BUMPER MOUNTING ASSEMBLIES AND VEHICLES INCORPORATING SAME - A bumper mounting assembly comprises a support member mountable to a vehicle front and a bumper-carrying member hingedly mounted to the support member to be movable between an upright position and a lowered position. A primary actuator is secured to the support member and the bumper-carrying member and can apply braking force against movement of the bumper-carrying member from the upright position to the lowered position and can preferably move the bumper-carrying member from the lowered position to the upright position. One of the bumper-carrying member and the support member carries a detent and the other carries a movable latch and a latch actuator for moving the latch between an engagement position and a disengagement position, with the latch biased into the engagement position so that the latch can selectively retain the bumper-carrying member in the upright position. A system to maintain pressure in a spare tire is also described. | 02-04-2010 |
Matthew Goddard, Toronto CA
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| 20090150294 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AUTHENTICATING FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING FINANCIAL CARDS - A system for authenticating financial transactions comprising a plurality of financial cards, a plurality of financial terminals, and at least one authorization center connected to the plurality of financial terminals. Each of the financial cards having a card data storage device for storing identification data, and a GPS module for generating geographical position indicative of a current geographical position of the financial card. Each of the financial terminals having a card reader configured to receive one of the financial cards and access the identification data and geographical position data associated therewith. The Authorization center is configured to receive transactional data associated with a financial transaction, the transactional data including the identification data and the geographical position data for the particular financial transaction involving a particular financial terminal and a particular financial card, and for each financial transaction, determine whether that transaction is potentially fraudulent based on an analysis of the geographical position data for that transaction and previously stored geographical position data related to the particular financial card. | 06-11-2009 |
Matthew Robert Goddard, Auckland NZ
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| 20110045140 | Yeast Strains and Methods of Use Thereof - The present invention relates to yeast strains and, in particular, to yeast strains for use in fermentation processes. The invention also relates to methods of fermentation using the yeast strains of the invention either alone or in combination with other yeast strains. The invention further relates to methods for the selection of yeast strains suitable for fermentation cultures by screening for various metabolic products and the use of specific nutrient sources. | 02-24-2011 |
Ted Goddard, Calgary CA
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| 20110083070 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR RENDERING AND INCREASING PORTABILITY OF DOCUMENT-BASED USER INTERFACE SOFTWARE OBJECTS - Systems and methods for rendering document-based user interface software objects are disclosed. User interface software objects may be represented in a document object model on a first computer system. These objects may then be communicated to a second computer system on which they are similarly rendered through use of a document object model on a second computer system. A document on a first computer system may also be updated to reflect either user input through a user interface software object included in the document, or changes induced by server side logic. The updates may be incrementally communicated to and rendered in a second computer system. Location-neutral user interface software objects may be developed without regard to whether the software object will ultimately reside on a client or server computer system, wherein the user interface software object is equally capable of being supported on either one of a client or | 04-07-2011 |