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John Henry Barrowman, Knoxville, TN US
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| 20110279279 | SECURE POINT OF SALE TERMINAL - A data entry device including a housing formed of at least two portions, data entry circuitry located within the housing, at least one case-open switch assembly operative to sense when the housing is opened and tamper indication circuitry operative to receive an input from the at least one case-open switch assembly and to provide an output indication of possible tampering with the data entry circuitry located within the housing, the at least one case-open switch assembly including an arrangement of electrical contacts including at least first, second and third contacts and a displaceable conductive element, the tamper indication circuitry and the third contact together being operative such that when the third contact is short circuited to at least one of the first contact, the second contact and another contact, an output indication of possible tampering is provided. | 11-17-2011 |
John Henry Burban, Lake Elmo, MN US
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| 20110132819 | Delivery System for the Removal of Contaminants in Lubricating and Hydraulic Fluids - A delivery system for removing contaminants from lubricating and hydraulic fluids. The delivery system can include a reusable sleeve and a first end cap and a second end cap coupled to the reusable sleeve. The delivery system can also include a disposable absorbent cartridge containing absorbent material capable of removing contaminants from lubricating and hydraulic fluids. The disposable absorbent cartridge can be removeably positioned inside the reusable sleeve between the first end cap and the second end cap. The disposable absorbent cartridge can be constructed of a material permeable to the lubricating and hydraulic fluids. | 06-09-2011 |
John Henry Davis, Woodston, KS US
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| 20100191007 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR OIL AND FAT EXTRACTION - An apparatus and method for extracting oils and fats from oil-bearing substances without using degrading temperatures. The apparatus may comprise an extraction chamber containing an oil-bearing substance, an oil-collecting chamber, a recovery pump, a first jacket adjacent at least a portion of the extraction chamber, and a second jacket adjacent at least a portion of the oil-collecting chamber. The method involves heating a solvent and reducing pressure to facilitate a low-temperature vacuum boil; delivering the heated solvent into the extraction chamber configured to facilitate the low-temperature vacuum boil of the solvent within the extraction chamber; pumping the solvent in vapor form out of the extraction chamber with the recovery pump; delivering the oil and fat extracted in the extraction chamber to the oil-collecting chamber; pumping solvent in vapor form out of the oil-collecting chamber with the recovery pump; and delivering the solvent received by the recovery pump to the first and second jackets to provide heat to the chambers. | 07-29-2010 |
John Henry Garncarz, Massillon, OH US
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| 20080240643 | HOOD FOR A PRESSURIZED BEARING ASSEMBLY - A hood for a bearing assembly isolates lubricants or gases expelled from the bearing assembly. The hood may include lower, middle, and upper portions that substantially form a funnel. The hood covers at least a portion of a bearing seal of the bearing assembly and extends from the bearing assembly and out of a galvanizing bath. The hood may be formed from one or more sheets of material. Mounting brackets are provided to secure the hood to the bearing. | 10-02-2008 |
John Henry Hain, Jr., Woodstock, MD US
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| 20120071679 | PROCESS OF MAKING ALUMINOXANE AND CATALYSTS CONTAINING THUS PREPARED ALUMINOXANE - Processes for preparing aluminoxane comprising: bringing into contact under reaction conditions in an inert atmosphere a liquid containing reaction mixture comprising: (i) a water in oil emulsion comprising water and at least one emulsifier in a first hydrocarbon solvent; and (ii) an organoaluminum compound capable of forming aluminoxane in a second hydrocarbon solvent; provided that the aluminoxane produced by the reaction is present in solution under the reaction conditions. In a preferred embodiment a support carrier for the aluminoxane: (i) is present during the contact step or (ii) is introduced following contact. A polymerization catalyst can be prepared wherein the support carrier is SiO2 and a Group 3 to Group 10 metal containing single site complex is mixed with the aluminoxane. Catalysts suitable for polymerizing an olefin such as ethylene or copolymerizing an olefin with at least one C | 03-22-2012 |
John Henry Krahenbuhl, Mchenry, IL US
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| 20110248838 | Apparatuses, Methods, and Systems for an Electronic Device wiht a Detachable User Input Attachment - An electronic device ( | 10-13-2011 |
| 20110248947 | Apparatuses, Methods, and Systems for an Electronic Device with a Detachable User Input Attachment - An electronic device ( | 10-13-2011 |
| 20110291820 | Passive User Input Attachment Engaging Compressible Conductive Elements and Method for Using the Same - A user input attachment ( | 12-01-2011 |
| 20120068952 | USER COMPUTER DEVICE WITH TEMPERATURE SENSING CAPABILITIES AND METHOD OF OPERATING SAME - A user computer device is provided that comprises a temperature sensitive touchscreen having a temperature sensitive user interface comprising multiple thermal energy emitter/detector devices, such as thermocouples. The multiple thermal energy emitter/detector devices are capable both of detecting thermal energy and emitting thermal energy. The temperature sensitive user interface generates thermal patterns that may be transferred to other thermally sensitive electronic devices or that may be used to authenticate the user computer device. The user computer device also can detect and thermally communicate with a thermal energy docking station and, based on thermal recognition, activate applications displayed on the temperature sensitive touchscreen. Further, the user computer device can auto-bias a temperature of the temperature sensitive user interface in order to better assure proper operation of the temperature sensitive user interface in all operating conditions. | 03-22-2012 |
| 20120072044 | USER COMPUTER DEVICE WITH TEMPERATURE SENSING CAPABILITIES AND METHOD OF OPERATING SAME - A user computer device is provided that comprises a temperature sensitive touchscreen having a temperature sensitive user interface comprising multiple thermal energy emitter/detector devices, such as thermocouples. The multiple thermal energy emitter/detector devices are capable both of detecting thermal energy and emitting thermal energy. The temperature sensitive user interface generates thermal patterns that may be transferred to other thermally sensitive electronic devices or that may be used to authenticate the user computer device. The user computer device also can detect and thermally communicate with a thermal energy docking station and, based on thermal recognition, activate applications displayed on the temperature sensitive touchscreen. Further, the user computer device can auto-bias a temperature of the temperature sensitive user interface in order to better assure proper operation of the temperature sensitive user interface in all operating conditions. | 03-22-2012 |
| 20120072157 | USER COMPUTER DEVICE WITH TEMPERATURE SENSING CAPABILITIES AND METHOD OF OPERATING SAME - A user computer device is provided that comprises a temperature sensitive touchscreen having a temperature sensitive user interface comprising multiple thermal energy emitter/detector devices, such as thermocouples. The multiple thermal energy emitter/detector devices are capable both of detecting thermal energy and emitting thermal energy. The temperature sensitive user interface generates thermal patterns that may be transferred to other thermally sensitive electronic devices or that may be used to authenticate the user computer device. The user computer device also can detect and thermally communicate with a thermal energy docking station and, based on thermal recognition, activate applications displayed on the temperature sensitive touchscreen. Further, the user computer device can auto-bias a temperature of the temperature sensitive user interface in order to better assure proper operation of the temperature sensitive user interface in all operating conditions. | 03-22-2012 |
John Henry Krege, Carmel, IN US
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| 20080305187 | Use of Parathyroid Hormone for Treating Periodontal Disease and for Other Dental Applications - Method for treating or preventing periodontal disease associated with mild to severe alveolar bone loss, and for improving the prognosis of dental implant procedures by administering human parathyroid hormone to a patient in need thereof. | 12-11-2008 |
John Henry Nettleton-Hammond, Berkshire GB
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| 20110166023 | HERBICIDE COMPOSITION - The present invention relates to an herbicidal composition comprising a. at least one ALS-inhibiting herbicide; b. at least one HPPD-inhibiting herbicide; c. at least one saturated or unsaturated fatty acid. The present invention further relates to a method of controlling weeds at a locus which comprise applying to the locus a diluted herbicidal composition according to the present invention. The present invention further relates to the use of a saturated or unsaturated fatty acid to chemically stabilise an herbicidal composition comprising at least one sulfonylurea herbicide and at least one HPPD-inhibiting herbicide. | 07-07-2011 |
John Henry Vanderslik, Mariposa, CA US
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| 20090067073 | EXTENDABLE MIRRORS FOR VEHICLE HANDLEBARS - A fully adjustable mirror is attached to a housing having a ball and socket mount modified to allow the mirror support shaft to pass through. A collet with a knurled locking collar slides and locks at any desired point along the length of a straight mirror receiving shaft. The shaft is drilled and threaded to accept an end piece if a proper end is not cast as part of shaft to fit a desired mirror mount on the handlebars or bodywork of a vehicle. | 03-12-2009 |