Jeske
Clifford O. Jeske, Brimfield, IL US
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20130081833 | RIPPER TIP FOR A RIPPER SHANK ASSEMBLY - A ripper tip includes a front end, a rear end, and a mounting cavity extending into the rear end. The ripper tip further includes an upper surface extending between the front end and the rear end, wherein a portion of the upper surface at the rear end of the ripper tip includes an upwardly projecting ridge having ridge sides and a ridge top that extend rearwardly on the ripper tip. | 04-04-2013 |
20130081834 | RIPPER SHANK ASSEMBLY - A ripper shank assembly including a ripper shank and a ripper tip mounted to a front end of the ripper shank. The ripper tip includes an upper surface with a first ridge extending upward from the upper surface. The ripper shank assembly further includes a ripper shank protector mounted to a front edge of the ripper shank rearward of the ripper tip, the ripper shank protector including a second ridge on a center face of the ripper shank protector, wherein a portion of the second ridge adjacent a front end of the ripper shank protector has a height greater than a height of the first ridge. | 04-04-2013 |
20130081835 | SHANK PROTECTOR FOR A RIPPER SHANK ASSEMBLY - A ripper shank protector including a first side, a second side, and a center face extending between the first side and the second side. The shank protector further includes a first protector mount in the first side, and a second protector mount in the first side, the second protector mount including an open-ended slot that allows sliding the slot onto a mounting projection extending from a ripper shank. | 04-04-2013 |
20140352182 | RETAINER SYSTEMS FOR GROUND ENGAGING TOOLS - Disclosed are various exemplary embodiments of a retainer system for a ground engaging tool. In one exemplary embodiment, the retainer system may include a lock having a lock rotation axis and including an outer surface extending about the lock rotation axis. The retainer system may also include a retainer bushing including an inner surface extending about the lock rotation axis, where the inner surface is configured to rotatably receive the outer surface of the lock. The outer surface of the lock and the inner surface of the retainer bushing may be aligned substantially parallel to the lock rotation axis. | 12-04-2014 |
Clifford Otto Jeske, Brimfield, IL US
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20140259807 | RETAINER SYSTEMS FOR GROUND ENGAGING TOOLS - Disclosed are various exemplary embodiments of a retainer bushing for use with a lock in a ground engaging tool. The retainer bushing may include a skirt extending around a retainer axis, where the skirt may include an outer surface configured to mate with a lock cavity of the ground engaging tool and an inner surface configured to rotatably receive an outer surface of the lock. The retainer bushing may also include a detent projection extending radially inward from the inner surface with respect to the retainer axis and configured to engage a detent recess of the lock to releasably hold the lock. The detent projection may include a convex surface with a substantially constant radius, and a center of the radius of the convex surface may be positioned at a first distance from the retainer axis that is greater than a second distance between the retainer axis and the outer surface of the skirt. | 09-18-2014 |
20140259812 | RETAINER SYSTEMS FOR GROUND ENGAGING TOOLS - Disclosed are various exemplary embodiments of a lock for a ground engaging tool. The lock may include a head portion and a C-shaped portion extending from the head portion. The C-shaped portion may define a lock slot between two circumferential ends for receiving a portion of a support member to be locked with the ground engaging tool. The C-shaped portion may further include an outer surface configured to be rotatably received in an inner surface of a retainer bushing, an inner surface configured to contact the portion of the support member, and a base extending between the outer surface and the inner surface. The base may include a helical surface with a depth increasing from a first end to a second end. | 09-18-2014 |
20140259813 | RETAINER SYSTEMS FOR GROUND ENGAGING TOOLS - Disclosed are various exemplary embodiments of a lock for a ground engaging tool. The lock may include a head portion and a C-shaped portion extending from the head portion. The C-shaped portion may include an inner surface extending between a first circumferential end and a second circumferential end to define a lock slot. The inner surface may include a first inner surface extending from the first circumferential end to a midpoint between the first circumferential end and the second circumferential end and a second inner surface extending from the second circumferential end to the midpoint. The first inner surface and the second inner surface may be symmetrical with respect to a first plane substantially parallel to a lock rotation axis. On a plane substantially perpendicular to the lock rotation axis, a distance between the first circumferential end and the second circumferential end may be less than a maximum distance between the first inner surface and the second inner surface in a direction perpendicular to the first plane. | 09-18-2014 |
Clifford Otto Jeske, Brimfiled, IL US
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20140259808 | RETAINER SYSTEMS FOR GROUND ENGAGING TOOLS - Disclosed are various exemplary embodiments of a lock for a ground engaging tool. The lock may include a head portion and a C-shaped skirt extending from the head portion. The skirt may define a lock slot for receiving a portion of a support member to be locked with the ground engaging tool. The skirt may also include an outer surface configured to be rotatably received in an inner surface of a retainer bushing. The outer surface may include a recessed portion that is configured to create a gap between a base surface of the recessed portion and the inner surface of the retainer bushing when the outer surface of the skirt is rotatably received in the inner surface of the retainer bushing. | 09-18-2014 |
Daniel R. Jeske, Riverside, CA US
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20080270071 | NONPARAMETRIC METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF ANOMALOUS EVENT STATES IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS EXHIBITING NON-STATIONARITY - According to a feature of the present disclosure, a method is provided for the determination of anomalous events in complex systems, such as problems, inefficiencies, and failures, and a tool is provided for the detection of these events. Many complex systems are non-stationary or experience periodic fluctuations or spikes in values that are outside of normal ranges, but constitute normal behavior nevertheless. The method accounts for both non-stationarity, as well as fluctuations and spikes. Additional novel features include both a threshold setting initialization method and a regression method for the determination of the start points and end points of events. | 10-30-2008 |
20100063773 | NONPARAMETRIC METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF ANOMALOUS EVENT STATES IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS EXHIBITING NON-STATIONARITY - According to a feature of the present disclosure, a method is provided for the determination of anomalous events in complex systems, such as problems, inefficiencies, and failures, and a tool is provided for the detection of these events. Many complex systems are non-stationary or experience periodic fluctuations or spikes in values that are outside of normal ranges, but constitute normal behavior nevertheless. The method accounts for both non-stationarity, as well as fluctuations and spikes. Additional novel features include both a threshold setting initialization method and a regression method for the determination of the start points and end points of events. | 03-11-2010 |
20110119029 | Nonparametric Method for Determination of Anomalous Event States in Complex Systems Exhibiting Non-Stationarity - According to a feature of the present disclosure, a method is provided for the determination of anomalous events in complex systems, such as problems, inefficiencies, and failures, and a tool is provided for the detection of these events. Many complex systems are non-stationary or experience periodic fluctuations or spikes in values that are outside of normal ranges, but constitute normal behavior nevertheless. The method accounts for both non-stationarity, as well as fluctuations and spikes. Additional novel features include both a threshold setting initialization method and a regression method for the determination of the start points and end points of events. | 05-19-2011 |
David Jeske, San Francisco, CA US
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20090216815 | Conflict Management During Data Object Synchronization Between Client and Server - A client stores client metadata entries corresponding to a plurality of data objects. During a first phase of a synchronization process, the client sends one or more client metadata entries to a server. Each client metadata entry sent corresponds to a data object for which at least one metadata parameter has changed since a prior execution of the synchronization process. During a second phase of the synchronization process, the client receives from the server one or more server metadata entries, each having at least one parameter that has changed since a prior execution of the synchronization process. The client identifies any received server metadata entry that conflicts with a corresponding client metadata entry, requests a user to select from among a predefined set of conflict resolutions to resolve the conflict, and the performs an action in accordance with the conflict resolution selected by the user. | 08-27-2009 |
20130124612 | Conflict Management During Data Object Synchronization Between Client and Server - A server stores server metadata entries corresponding to data objects, each server metadata entry including a server file name and an identifier, distinct from the server file name, for a respective data object. The server receives client metadata entries from a client, each client metadata entry corresponding to a data object for which at least one metadata parameter has changed since a prior execution of a synchronization process. Each client metadata entry includes a client file name and an identifier, distinct from the client file name, for a respective data object corresponding to the client metadata entry. The server synchronizes the received client metadata entries with corresponding server metadata entries, if any, having identifiers that match said identifiers in the received client metadata entries, without regard to whether the corresponding server metadata entries include server file names that match the client file names in the received client metadata entries. | 05-16-2013 |
20130218957 | Graphical User Interface for Facilitating Access to Online Groups - Methods, systems, and graphical user interfaces that automatically personalize and prioritize links to online groups are disclosed. A server automatically generates a set of prioritized links to online groups based at least in part on a computer user's browsing patterns with respect to online groups and sends these links to a client for display in a navigation region in a graphical user interface. | 08-22-2013 |
20150199414 | Locally cached file system - A locally cached file system provides disconnected operation and universal access to data stored on a server system over a network. Changes to files made on a client system are synchronized to the server system asynchronously. A client system operating in synchronized mode maintains copies of files stored on the server system, or at least in user-defined folders of a virtual hard drive established on the server system. Asynchronous file upload and/or download operations are made transparent to the user through an automated background process, whereby in some embodiments meta-data for files to be transferred is sent to the server system first, followed by the files. In some embodiments, transfer order is governed by a user-defined priority policy based on one or more parameters, such as when the files were last modified directory location, file size and/or file type. | 07-16-2015 |
David William Jeske, Round Rock, TX US
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20130305237 | Grandfathering Configurations in a Distributed Environment - An approach is provided in which a distributed management appliance receives active device type identifiers from a computing system included in a distributed environment. The distributed management appliance identifies legacy device types from the active device type identifiers that fail to correspond to devices currently supported by the distributed management appliance. In turn, the distributed management appliance includes legacy device type identifiers and supported device type identifiers in a customized support matrix and distributes the customized support matrix to each of the computing systems included in the distributed environment. | 11-14-2013 |
Debora R. Jeske, Morristown, TN US
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20120280483 | ROLL OF PRE-PRINTED STAMP LABEL STOCK AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A ROLL OF PRE-PRINTED STAMP LABEL STOCK - A roll of pre-printed stamp label stock comprises a core, and a web of material having a longitudinally-extending axis and wound on the core along the axis. The web includes (i) a release liner having a front major side surface and a back major side surface opposite the front major side surface, (ii) a longitudinally-extending series of pre-printed stamp label panels disposed on the front major side surface along the axis and separated apart from each other by transversely-extending gaps between each pair of panels, and (iii) a longitudinally-extending first series of sense marks disposed on the back major side surface along the axis and located on the back major side surface opposite at least some of the transversely-extending gaps on the front major side surface to enable a cutter to transversely cut the web at a location on or adjacent to a sense mark of the first series of sense marks and thereby ensure the web is cut transversely only through a transversely-extending gap and not a stamp label panel on the front major side surface of the web. | 11-08-2012 |
Edson Jeske, Santo Antonio BR
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20130300329 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MONITORING AND CONTROLLING A BRUSHLESS ELECTRIC MOTOR - A system for monitoring and controlling a brushless motor associable to an electric power source by means of a rectifier. An actuator assembly is operatively associated to the motor and rectifier. The rectifier is arranged to provide a continuous busbar voltage (Vbar) and a continuous reference voltage (Vref) to the actuator assembly. The actuator assembly includes switches (SW | 11-14-2013 |
Josh Jeske, St. Paul, MN US
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20150231822 | Metal Belt for Laser Materials Processing - A transporting system, for laser processing a workpiece, that has a metal belt, formed of a metal material, and having plural holes therein that are between 0.005″ in diameter and 0.025 inches in diameter, said metal belt formed into a continuously moving conveyor, said conveyor having an outer surface and an inner surface. A vacuum source is connected to apply vacuum to each of the plural holes through said inner surface. The holes are beveled in cross-section at an angle between 40 degrees and 60 degrees to form a smaller hole size at the outer surface and a larger hole size at the inner surface. The holes are spaced ≦10 mm but ≧5 mm from one another. A laser system, with an output beam that is emitted towards a laser processing area in an area of the belt on said outer surface processes the workpiece. | 08-20-2015 |
Michael Jeske, Toronto CA
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20120180407 | ROOF TRUSS KIT TO ENABLE SUPPORT OF SOLAR PANELS ON ROOF STRUCTURES - A truss reinforcing retrofit kit and method for strengthening an existing roof structure. The kit includes a tensile member, two couplings attached to the ends of the tensile member, and a king post tensioning system. The tensile member is coupled to the ends of the roof structure using the couplings. The king post tensioning system is positioned between the roof structure and the middle of the tensile member. Tension is increased within the tensile member so as to put the tensile member and the king post tensioning system under strain when there is an additional load on the roof structure in addition to a pre-existing dead load. For example, the additional load may be caused by one or more solar panels mounted on the roof structure. Alternatively, the tension might put the tensile member and the king post tensioning system under strain when the roof structure is subject only to the pre-existing dead load. | 07-19-2012 |
Nathan Jeske, Green Bay, WI US
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20130092061 | MEDIA STATION INCLUDING TECHNOLOGY BACKBONE AND MAGNETICALLY GANGED TABLE - A media station can be broken-down and reconfigured such that the individual parts of the media station can be used in multiple configurations. The media station includes a central technology backbone that houses the computer hardware and media modules required for the type of monitor/media sharing desired. The technology backbone includes magnetic coupling members that increase the options for the different types of work tables that can be connected to the technology backbone dependent upon the user's needs and the size of the group. The ability to separate the work tables from the central technology backbone allows for flexibility in the styles of table used as well as the potential for cross room cohesiveness and economies of scale in unit types. When the media station is not in use, users can separate the individual work tables from the backbone and use the tables in a conventional manner. | 04-18-2013 |
Richard G. Jeske, Georgetown, TX US
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20140254396 | Unified Systems Of Network Tool Optimizers And Related Methods - Systems and methods are disclosed for unified systems of network tool optimizers (NTOs). A NTO supervisor device controls switch fabric circuitry to interconnect a plurality of NTO member devices so that packets received at a source port for one NTO member device can be output to a destination port for a different NTO member device. The NTO supervisor device is further configured to analyze filters for the NTO member devices and to generate filter rules for forwarding packets among the various NTO member devices using the switch fabric circuitry. Further, additional secondary NTO supervisor devices can also be included within the unified NTO system to further expand the system. As such, a plurality of NTO member devices are managed and controlled by one or more NTO supervisor devices to form a highly scalable and efficient unified NTO system. | 09-11-2014 |
Roger D. Jeske, Moxee, WA US
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20150135379 | Hop plant named 'ADHA 483' - A new hop plant named ADHA 483 is disclosed. The cones of ADHA 483 mature in mid to late September in Moxee, Wash., and yield a crop of 2200 to 2300 pounds per acre. ADHA 483 is used for its semi-dwarf size and aromatic quality. | 05-14-2015 |
20150135382 | Hop plant named 'ADHA 484' - A new hop plant named ADHA 484 is disclosed. The cones of ADHA 484 mature in mid to late September in Moxee, Wash., and yield a crop of 2200 to 2300 pounds per acre. ADHA 484 is used for its semi-dwarf size and aromatic quality. | 05-14-2015 |
Ryan Jeske, Zionsville, IN US
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20100311941 | COPOLYMERIZATION OF EPOXIDES AND CYCLIC ANHYDRIDES - The present invention provides novel polymers and methods of preparing the same. | 12-09-2010 |
Stephen Walter Jeske, Richmond, TX US
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20160084025 | Interlocking, Full-Circumference Packer Slip - A packer assembly constructed of individual slip segments which interlock to permit radial expansion and restrict axial movement. The slip segments are moved outwardly to set the packer by an actuator. Individual slip segments are easily and inexpensively manufactured. | 03-24-2016 |