Hyde

Brent K. Hyde, Ottawa CA

Patent application number	Description	Published
20100107428	WOODWORKING PLANE WITH ADJUSTABLE HANDLE - An adjustable handle for a tool that can be pivoted “forward and backward,” or “side to side,” and locked in a desired position to facilitate use of the tool and handle, and a woodworking plane with such a handle. The plane may be a small scraping plane that, optionally, includes a camber screw for inducing a camber in the blade, or a lever cap thumb screw threaded into the plane body. The plane may also be a bench, block, shoulder, rabbet or other plane, and the handle may be configured in a wide variety of different shapes.	05-06-2010

Patent application number	Description	Published
20110192609	Retrievable Subsea Bridge Tree Assembly and Method - A retrievable bridge is provided which mounts to the top of a subsea tree to provide fluid communication between the production line of the subsea tree and a production flowline. The retrievable bridge mounts to the top of the subsea tree and preferably connects to a vertically oriented pipe of the production flowline. The retrievable bridge can be utilized to carry wear items such as chokes, subsea control modules, and flow meters which may require maintenance more often than other components of the subsea tree. By mounting these items along the flow passageway in the retrievable bridge the components are securely mounted and still available for maintenance/replacement without the need to remove the entire tree. In one embodiment, Intervention into the well is available without removing the retrievable bridge. The subsea tree does not require and preferably does not have a connection to the production flowline except through the retrievable bridge.	08-11-2011

Patent application number	Description	Published
20080281741	DATA NETWORK ASSOCIATION FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES - A system is provided for consolidating financial information to allow multiple advisors to advise a customer with respect to financial products and/or services. Account data from a plurality of financial institutions is brought together in a computer implemented front end program having network access to each of the accounts. Each advisor can access this single environment. The customer has control over what type of account data each advisor can view, edit or transact with.	11-13-2008