Huw

Huw Jones, Nottingham GB

Patent application number	Description	Published
20100152173	Tablet Having Improved Stability With At Least Two Actives - The present invention relates to a tablet comprising at least a first and second active, the first active being in the form of a non-aqueous granulate, the second active ingredient being in the form of melt extrudated granules or a granulate (aqueous or non-aqueous). The first and second active forms are blended together. The present invention is further directed to a method of producing said tablet.	06-17-2010

Patent application number	Description	Published
20090154466	Techniques for Migrating a Point to Point Protocol to a Protocol for an Access Network - Techniques for managing a persistent session associated with a particular Media Access Control (MAC) include determining at a broadband remote access server whether an elapsed time since a data packet is received with the particular MAC address exceeds a threshold time. If so, then point-to-point protocol (PPP) control data is sent in a data link protocol payload that is encapsulated in a data packet with an Ethernet destination field that indicates the particular MAC address. The PPP control data indicates a request for an echo. It is determined whether a data packet with the particular MAC address in an Ethernet source field is received within a particular time interval. If not, then a session associated with the particular MAC address is terminated. These techniques allow PPP control plane functionality while utilizing IP over Ethernet for the data plane.	06-18-2009

Patent application number	Description	Published
20090113623	Lifting sling - A lifting sling for lifting a disabled/incapacitated person from one seat to another, or for lifting that person from a first position to a second position. The sling comprises a fabric panel having a body portion for positioning under the person's buttocks and lower back and a pair of leg portions extending from the lower end of the body, the legs portions being crossed over each other and passed under the person's legs, such that handles on the leg portions meet handles on the respective opposite side of the lower end of the body. The person can then be lifted by two or more persons, by each person taking at least one brought-together handle or another handle at the top end of the body.	05-07-2009