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James Roger Blashill, Kitchener CA
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110113364 | DIRECTIONAL NAVIGATION OF PAGE CONTENT - A system and method for displaying and navigating through structured content, such as a webpage, is provided. The content includes focusable elements, at least one of which is a non-enableable element that is normally not capable of gaining focus when the content is displayed in a browser or other viewing application. Navigation of the content by moving focus from one element to another includes moving the focus to the focusable, non-enableable element. The non-enableable element is defined as a focusable element by an attribute. Focusable elements may also be defined with attributes for capturing directional navigation instructions and calling event handling functions in response to detected directional navigation instructions. | 05-12-2011 |
James Roger Morley-Smith, High Wycombe GB
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090301754 | CABLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - Methods and apparatus for connecting multiple conductors are described. One method includes providing a first conductor having a first outer jacket with a first mating feature. A second conductor having a second outer jacket with a second mating feature is positioned adjacent to the first mating feature of the first outer jacket. The first mating feature is mated to the second mating feature such that the first and the second outer jackets are removably coupled to each other. | 12-10-2009 |
James Roger Morley-Smith, Buckinghamshire GB
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| 20090291636 | System and method for locating a device - Described are a system and a method for locating a device. The system includes a mobile device associated with a network via a wireless transceiver, the mobile device including an audio output component; and a network component receiving a query and generating a command signal to be transmitted to the mobile device in response to the query, the command signal indicating to the mobile device to activate the audio output component. A sound emitted from the audio output component is used to locate the mobile device when a location of the mobile device is unknown. | 11-26-2009 |
James Roger Smith, Laguna Niguel, CA US
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| 20090041837 | Aptamers utilized as targeting agents for pharmaceutical compounds used in the treatment of cancer and other diseases - This invention describes a method whereby selected aptamers are used as a carrier compound to deliver drug nanoparticles and/or drug liposomes to the tumor or disease site. These aptamers have the propensity to localize in areas of tissue necrosis. Many tumors have areas of necrosis that can be targeted using aptamer coated drug nanoparticles and/or aptamer coated drug liposomes. Similarly many infectious diseases and autoimmune diseases have areas of inflammation and/or areas of necrosis and can also be targeted using aptamer coated drug nanoparticles and/or aptamer coated drug liposomes. | 02-12-2009 |
| 20100086585 | Antinuclear antibody utilized as a targeting agent for pharmaceutical compounds used in the treatment of cancer and other diseases - This invention describes a method whereby autoimmune antinuclear antibodies are used as a targeting agent to deliver drug nanoparticles or drug liposomes to the tumor or disease site. The antinuclear antibodies have the propensity to localize in areas of tissue necrosis where dead cells have released their nuclear material into the extracellular environment. Many tumors have areas of necrosis that can be targeted using antinuclear antibody coated drug nanoparticles or liposomes. Similarly, many infectious diseases have areas of necrosis and can also be targeted using antinuclear antibody coated drug nanoparticles or liposomes. Similarly, many immune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis have areas of inflammation where there is cell death, and these inflammatory sites can also be targeted using antinuclear antibody coated drug nanoparticles or liposomes. | 04-08-2010 |