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Brian Peter Henry, Sag Harbor, NY US
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| 20090144394 | METHOD OF PREPARING AND DISTRIBUTING BOARD PAPERS - A management system including a conversion system, a central system and one or more access points connected to the central system by a network; wherein said conversion system includes a scanning device and file conversion means configured to take a physical or electronic board paper and convert it to a digital document; the central system includes one or more accounts and one or more databases, such that the or each digital document is collated into one or more board books which are electronically stored in the or each database, the or each account is associated with a designated director who wishes to access the or each board book; said central system is configured to control access to the or each board book by the or each director. | 06-04-2009 |
Clark A. Henry, Scotia, NY US
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| 20080290011 | WIRELESS LIQUID LEVEL SENSING ASSEMBLIES AND GRINDER PUMP ASSEMBLIES EMPLOYING THE SAME - A liquid level sensing assembly employs an inductive or magnetic coupling to wirelessly communicate a plurality of signals based on a changing level of wastewater in a tank to a first coil of a pump/alarm control circuit in the grinder pump. The assembly includes at least one liquid level sensor operable in response to the changing level of the wastewater, a second coil positionable adjacent to the first coil in the grinder pump, and a transponder for extracting electrical energy using the second coil in response to the first coil. The transponder is operably connected to the at least one liquid level sensor and operable to wirelessly transmit from the second coil to the first coil the plurality of signals based on the state of the at least one liquid level sensor due to the changing level of the wastewater in the tank. | 11-27-2008 |
| 20100213199 | SEWAGE TANKS AND GRINDER PUMP SYSTEMS - A sewage tank for use with a pump such as a grinder pump to convey sewage. The sewage tank includes a container having an upper portion and a lower tapering portion defining a chamber for containing the pump. The lower tapering portion has a reduced size compared to the upper portion. The upper portion and the lower portion may include a plurality of intersecting vertical ribs and horizontal ribs defining a plurality of recessed pockets. The lower portion of the sewage tank may also include an outwardly-extending flange sufficiently sized so that soil may be backfilled around the bottom of the tank to prevent the tank from floating upward out of the ground due to its buoyancy under high ground water conditions. A sewage tank having a stepped flange is also disclosed. | 08-26-2010 |
Louis Henry, Scarsdale, NY US
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| 20090056440 | ADJUSTABLE MEASURING CUP - Adjustable measuring cups include a housing having a peripheral wall having an open upper end, an outer surface, an inner surface, and a bottom surface. The adjustable measuring cups also include a platform slidably movable within the housing, and an adjustment wheel rotatably connected to the bottom surface of the housing. The platform has an upper surface and a lower surface. A plurality of connecting rods can be connected to the adjustment wheel, and can also be connected to the lower surface of the platform. The measuring volume of an adjustable measuring cup can be defined by the open upper end, the inner surface of the housing and the upper surface of the platform. The platform slidably moves when the adjustment wheel is rotated, thereby adjusting the measuring volume of the measuring cup. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20090059715 | PASTRY BLENDER - A pastry blender that includes a handle, a plurality of arcuate cutting wires attached to the handle, and a plurality of arcuate blending wires that are also attached to the handle. The pastry blender can also include a scraper that removably connects to the cutting wires and the blending wires. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20090294310 | CAKE DECORATING ORGANIZER - A cake decorating organizer with multiple compartments is provided for storing cake decorating tools. The cake decorating organizer has a lower case section, a middle case section and an upper case section. The upper case section has at least one recessed storage area, preferably with a lid connected thereto. In preferred embodiments, decorating tips of various sizes can be stored in the recessed storage area of the upper case section. The middle and lower case sections each have at least one drawer slidably received therein. Preferably, the cake decorating organizer also has at least one side pocket for storing spatulas. | 12-03-2009 |
Louis Henry, New York, NY US
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| 20090018003 | ROLLING PIN - Rolling pins of the present invention generally have a core, a rolling surface disposed on the outer surface of the core, a shaft that extends through the core, a first handle, and a second handle. The shaft has a first handle section, a second handle section, and a central section, and also has a shaft length greater than the core length. The handles are removably connected to the handle sections of the shaft. Preferably, the handle sections of the rolling pin shaft have locking features, and the handles have catches that releasably engage the locking features. The rolling surface is made from, or contains, thermoplastic elastomer. In at least some embodiments, the rolling surface can be a sleeve that slides onto the outer surface of the core and is secured to the ends of the core by end caps. | 01-15-2009 |
Louis F. Henry, Scarsdale, NY US
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| 20090279289 | Flashlight with integrated clamp handle - A flashlight having a handle with a clamp integrated therein, so that the flashlight can be used in either hands-free or in a portable mode. A battery compartment is disposed within one of the clamp arms. | 11-12-2009 |
| 20090279290 | Flashlight with integrated clamp handle - A flashlight having a handle with a clamp integrated therein, so that the flashlight can be used in either hands-free or in a portable mode. The handle of the flashlight can comprise clamp arms that are biased in a closed position, and can form a clamp, which can be affixed to an object. A battery housing can be disposed between the clamp arms, or one or both of the clamp arms. | 11-12-2009 |
| 20100091483 | FLASHLIGHT WITH INTEGRATED CLAMP HANDLE - A flashlight having a handle with a clamp integrated therein, so that the flashlight can be used in either hands-free or in a portable mode. A battery compartment can be disposed within one of the clamp arms. | 04-15-2010 |
Richard O. Henry, Wappingers Falls, NY US
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| 20100009502 | Semiconductor Fabrication Process Including An SiGe Rework Method - A method for fabricating a semiconductor device includes forming an SiGe region. The SiGe region can be an embedded source and drain region, or a compressive SiGe channel layer, or other SiGe regions within a semiconductor device. The SiGe region is exposed to an SC1 solution and excess surface portions of the SiGe region are selectively removed. The SC1 etching process can be part of a rework method in which overgrowth regions of SiGe are selectively removed by exposing the SiGe to and SC1 solution maintained at an elevated temperature. The etching process is carried out for a period of time sufficient to remove excess surface portions of SiGe. The SC1 etching process can be carried out at elevated temperatures ranging from about 25° C. to about 65° C. | 01-14-2010 |
Richard O. Henry, Hopewell Junction, NY US
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| 20090081840 | Method of Forming Field Effect Transistors Using Diluted Hydrofluoric Acid to Remove Sacrificial Nitride Spacers - Methods of forming integrated circuit devices include forming a field effect transistor having a gate electrode, sacrificial nitride spacers on opposing sidewalls of the gate electrode and source/drain regions, which are self-aligned to the sacrificial nitride spacers, on a semiconductor substrate. The sacrificial nitride spacers are selectively removed using a diluted hydrofluoric acid solution having a nitride-to-oxide etching selectivity in excess of one. In order to increase charge carrier mobility within a channel of the field effect transistor, a stress-inducing electrically insulating layer is formed on opposing sidewalls of the gate electrode. This insulating layer is configured to induce a net tensile stress (NMOS) or compressive stress (PMOS) in the channel. | 03-26-2009 |
| 20110079255 | CLEANING EXHAUST SCREENS IN A MANUFACTURING PROCESS - A method of cleaning an screen in a manufacturing process step that employs a chamber including a drain line having a screen configured and disposed in the chamber above the drain line to trap soluble materials includes detecting a build-up of soluble material on the screen, ceasing a work operation in the chamber, and initiating a screen cleaning operation. The screen cleaning operation includes closing a computer operated valve fluidly connected to the drain line to fluidly isolate a portion of the chamber, automatically introducing an amount of solvent into the chamber once the computer operated valve is closed with the amount of solvent filling the chamber and/or the drain line to fully immerse the screen, and opening the operated valve after a predetermined amount of time to empty the chamber and the drain line of solvent once the soluble materials trapped on the screen are dissolved. | 04-07-2011 |
Richard O. Henry, Newburgh, NY US
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| 20100258904 | BOTTLE-SHAPED TRENCH CAPACITOR WITH ENHANCED CAPACITANCE - In accordance with an aspect of the invention, a method is provided for fabricating a semiconductor chip including a trench capacitor. In such method, a monocrystalline semiconductor region can be etched in a vertical direction through an opening in a dielectric layer to form a trench exposing a rough surface of monocrystalline semiconductor material. The trench has an initial lateral dimension in a first direction transverse to the vertical direction. The semiconductor material exposed at the surface of the trench then is etched in a crystallographic orientation-dependent manner to expose a multiplicity of crystal facets of the semiconductor material at the trench surface. A dopant-containing liner may then be deposited to line the surface of the trench and a temperature of the substrate then be elevated to drive a dopant from the dopant-containing liner into the semiconductor region adjacent to the surface. During such step, typically a portion of the semiconductor material exposed at the wall is oxidized. At least some of the oxidized portion is removed to expose a wall of an enlarged trench, along which wall a dielectric layer and conductive material are formed in order to form a trench capacitor. | 10-14-2010 |
Susan A. Henry, Ithaca, NY US
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| 20100317078 | METHODS TO IMPROVE ALCOHOL TOLERANCE OF MICROORGANISMS - The present invention is directed to a method of producing organisms tolerant to alcohol, that includes selecting a microorganism needing tolerance to alcohol and modifying the selected microorganism under conditions effective to overproduce inositol by the microorganism compared to when the microorganism is not modified, with the modified microorganism being tolerant to alcohol. The present invention is also directed to a method of producing alcohol that includes providing a microorganism tolerant to alcohol which is modified to overproduce inositol by the microorganism compared to when the microorganism is not modified. A fermentable feedstock is treated with the modified microorganism under conditions effective to produce the alcohol. The modified microorganism is also able to produce and tolerate alcohol in high osmolarity feedstocks. | 12-16-2010 |