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Elizabeth A. Grist, Baltimore, MD US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090085286 | MECHANICAL BALL PROJECTION GAME DEVICES - Mechanical ball projection game devices, including game devices having mechanically-actuated ball loader assemblies, and game devices to release a tangible prize upon game balls reaching or entering a prize location to release a tangible prize upon game balls reaching or entering a prize location. Game devices disclosed herein include prize inserts that may be configured to receive one or more of paper currency, gift cards, financial transaction cards, greeting cards, toys, and candy. Mechanical ball projection game devices may include user-controllable features to redirect ball travel, features to guide and obstruct ball travel, and ball projector devices. | 04-02-2009 |
| 20090308782 | Attractive implement kit for personal care usage - An attractive implement kit for personal care usage is provided. The kit includes a set of separate personal care implements and a case for securing an protecting the implements. The case includes a compartment having an opening communicating with the inside and a hinged cover for selectively closing the opening. One or more sleeves are mounted in the compartment in pivoting relation so that the sleeves may pivot outward from the compartment. Each of the sleeves includes an aperture into which one of the implements is received. The sleeves may pivot into the compartment and the cover may be closed to enclose the implements inside the case. A mirror is attached to the cover to facilitate use of the implements. The implements are independent when removed from the sleeves and are of high quality. | 12-17-2009 |
| 20100083509 | Folding scissors - A pair of scissors which has ring portions foldable from a position 180° with respect to one another to a position where the ring portions are rotated between 90° each and are substantially parallel and adjacent with one another. | 04-08-2010 |
Gary E. Grist, Blue Springs, MO US
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| 20090204440 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COLLECTING, ORGANIZING, AND PRESENTING RESEARCH-ORIENTED MEDICAL INFORMATION - A method and computer program manages medical research study information and laboratory test result information. The program generates an interactive user interface with elements for setting up a study ( | 08-13-2009 |
Leslie Grist, Raleigh, NC US
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| 20090049567 | Transformation of soybean - The present invention relates to improved methods for the incorporation of DNA into the genome of a soybean ( | 02-19-2009 |
| 20090083883 | D-Amino Acid Selection For Soybean - The present invention relates to improved methods and means for transformation of soybean ( | 03-26-2009 |
Michelle L. Grist, Greenville, IL US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080249927 | REMITTANCE RECIPIENT/SENDER NAME ON SENDER/RECIPIENT MONTHLY STATEMENT - A method includes receiving at an issuer computer at least one message relating to a funds transfer routed to the issuer computer by a payment system. The message(s) include information indicative of the name of an individual who initiated the funds transfer. The issuer computer is operated by or on behalf of an issuer of payment card accounts. The funds transfer is credited to a payment cared account issued by the issuer to a recipient of the funds transfer. A periodic statement is generated concerning transactions charged or credited to the recipient's payment card account. The periodic statement includes an entry for the funds transfer. The entry includes the name the individual who initiated the funds transfer. Similarly, the name of the recipient of a funds transfer may appear on the periodic payment card account statement for a sender of the funds transfer. | 10-09-2008 |
| 20080249933 | REAL-TIME INDICATION OF REMITTANCE SENDER THAT REMITTANCE TRANSACTION FAILS - A method includes initiating a remittance transaction interaction with a sender in response to a request from the sender. The request includes recipient information that identifies a recipient. As part of the remittance transaction, a request message is transmitted. A response is received in real time. The response indicates that the remittance transaction cannot be performed for lack of a valid recipient's account. The sender is informed that the remittance transaction cannot be performed. After the sender is so informed, the remittance transaction interaction with the sender is concluded. | 10-09-2008 |
Thomas M. Grist, Madison, WI US
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| 20080231281 | RF COIL ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR PRACTICING MAGNETIZATION TRANSFER ON MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING AND SPECTROSCOPY SYSTEMS - An RF coil assembly for an MRI system includes a resonator formed by a cylindrical shield and pairs of opposing conductive legs disposed symmetrically around a central axis and extending the axial length of the shield. One set of conductive leg pairs is tuned to operate at the Larmor frequency of | 09-25-2008 |
| 20100286504 | Contrast Enhanced MRA With Highly Constrained Backprojection Reconstruction Using Phase Contrast Composite Image - Mask projection views are obtained prior to the arrival of a contrast agent during a dynamic contrast enhanced MRA study. After the arrival of the contrast agent, a set of undersampled contrast enhanced projection views are obtained for each of a plurality of time frames. Corresponding mask projection views are subtracted from the contrast enhanced projection views to provide sparse contrast enhanced projection view sets. A phase contrast scan of a region of interest is performed prior to or after the arrival of the contrast agent. The phase contrast image is used as a composite image in a HYPR reconstruction of the sparse projection view sets to produce first pass contrast enhanced images. Iterative HYPR reconstructions can also be performed to remove venous information from the reconstructed images. | 11-11-2010 |