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John Ray Berst, Plainfield, IL US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090114442Camera Link Booster Cable Assembly - A camera link cable assembly transmits signals from a digital camera to a frame grabber. The cable assembly has a significantly longer length than that provided by camera link cables of the prior art. A signal conditioning device is an integral part of the cable. The signal conditioning device extends the maximum distance that a signal can be transmitted from the camera to a frame grabber from approximately 7 meters at 85 MHz of the prior art cables, to approximately 40 meters at 85 MHz.05-07-2009

John Ray Biffin, New South Wales AU

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20110124610METHOD FOR INCREASING BONE DENSITY AND/OR REDUCING ANY OSTEOCHONDRAL DEFECTS IN AN ANIMAL AND A COMPOSITION INCLUDING VITAMIN K - There is disclosed herein a method of increasing bone density, maintaining bone density and/or inhibiting loss of bone density and/or reducing osteochondral defects in an animal comprising administering to an animal an effective amount of a composition containing: vitamin K1, vitamin K2 or a mixture of vitamin K1 and vitamin K2, together with a physiologically acceptable carrier, incipient and/or diluent. Various compositions including vitamin K are also disclosed.05-26-2011

John Ray Roheim, Flower Mound, TX US

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20080210772Light-Activated Portable Aerosol Mist Sprayer Device - A portable, light-activated, mist sprayer system comprising direct current power supply, an ambient light sensor, electronic circuitry that evaluates an electrical signal received from the light sensor to determine whether a “dusk” or “dawn” light condition exists; a container of treating fluid at a desired concentration; a motor and pump that are activated at the appropriate time as determined by the sensed light condition; at least one sprayer nozzle that will dispense a mist containing the treating fluid whenever the pump is operating; and a timer that turns off the pump after a preset interval to terminate the spraying cycle. A preferred utility for the system of the invention is spraying dilute solutions of insecticide or insect repellent during the periods of significant insect activity that typically occur around dusk and dawn. An RF receiving unit is also disclosed for optional activation using a remote transmitter.09-04-2008