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Daniel Wade Kreitzer, South Lyon, MI US
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| 20110132953 | HAMMER HOLDER - A hammer holder having a support member for attachment to a belt, garment, tool bag or nail pouch of a hammer user. The hammer holder includes a U shaped chamber integrated with the support member and provides support for the hammer head and for the hammer handle in an upright vertical position when the support member is connected to a belt or a user. The chamber is large enough to contain the head of the hammer and includes stop means which prevents the head of the hammer from passing through the chamber or out the top of the chamber. A clip is attached to the support member for receiving the vertically oriented handle of the hammer and a movable gate member pivotally attached to the support member permits the hammer handle to move into the clip and spring back to prevent the handle from moving out of the clip. | 06-09-2011 |
David Kreitzer, Bristow, VA US
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| 20090070751 | Methods and apparatus for generating branchless code for select statements - In one embodiment, the present invention includes a method for determining whether a select statement can be transformed, and if so selecting a first or second transformation operation based on compiler-evaluated values for certain variables of the select statement, performing the selected transformation operation to obtain at least one new statement, and replacing the select statement with the at least one new statement. Other embodiments are described and claimed. | 03-12-2009 |
David L. Kreitzer, Bristow, VA US
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| 20110153997 | Bit Range Isolation Instructions, Methods, and Apparatus - Receiving an instruction indicating a source operand and a destination operand. Storing a result in the destination operand in response to the instruction. The result operand may have: (1) first range of bits having a first end explicitly specified by the instruction in which each bit is identical in value to a bit of the source operand in a corresponding position; and (2) second range of bits that all have a same value regardless of values of bits of the source operand in corresponding positions. Execution of instruction may complete without moving the first range of the result relative to the bits of identical value in the corresponding positions of the source operand, regardless of the location of the first range of bits in the result. Execution units to execute such instructions, computer systems having processors to execute such instructions, and machine-readable medium storing such an instruction are also disclosed. | 06-23-2011 |
James Kreitzer, Wapakoneta, OH US
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| 20100181703 | BYPASS COOLING REDUCTION ON HIGH PRESSURE DIE CAST MACHINES - Within an improved method of maintaining a die during interruptions in production and of subsequently returning the die to an optimal operating temperature, instead of having a manual control valve in the bypass loop of cooling medium, a PLC controlled valve is provided which can automatically allow or stop the flowrate through the bypass loop. Instead of circulating cooling medium through the die continuously, and at a reduced rate, during the interruption, the cooling medium is not circulated at all initially during the interruption. When the restart of production is desired, the first two preheat shots produced are made without the circulation of any cooling medium through the die. The valve within the bypass loop is then opened to let some cooling medium circulate through the die, however the circulation rate is less than the rate associated with normal production. The bypass loop is then left open while the valve in the primary loop is reopened. | 07-22-2010 |
Joseph D Kreitzer, Knoxville, TN US
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| 20090091141 | GRAVITY OPERATED LOCKING MECHANISM FOR CONTAINERS - The present disclosure relates to automatic gravity actuated container lid locking mechanisms for bulk trash containers, wherein the mechanism comprises a counterweighted actuator arm pivotally attached to a first housing affixed to a first sidewall of the container, a crossbar across the lid of the container, and a dummy arm pivotally attached to a second housing affixed to a second sidewall of the container. The crossbar may pivot forward to unlock the lid when the container is tilted up for dumping. Alternatively, the crossbar may be pivoted forward when the lock is manually unlocked by sliding a counterweighted pin assembly on the first housing from a position interfering with the motion of the actuator arm to a position allowing the motion of the actuator arm. | 04-09-2009 |
Scott Kreitzer, Maineville, OH US
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| 20080270093 | DEVICES, SYSTEMS, AND METHODS FOR DESIGNING A MOTOR - Certain exemplary embodiments can provide and/or utilize a method that can comprise automatically rendering a determined volumetric flowrate of air and a corresponding dynamic air pressure at each of a plurality of locations in an electric motor. The volumetric flowrate can be determined based upon obtained specification information and a model. The model can be calibrated based upon flow measurement data from an operating electric motor. | 10-30-2008 |
Stuart Kreitzer, Coral Springs, FL US
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| 20120034897 | REAL TIME TEXT MESSAGING METHOD AND DEVICE - Embodiments include communication devices and texting methods performed by communication devices. When the communication device detects that a text session has been initiated with a potential real time text (RTT) destination specified as a destination for text messages transmitted by the communication device, the communication device automatically transitions into an RTT transmission mode. While in the RTT transmission mode, text messages may be communicated to the destination using an RTT protocol. A response system may be configured to communicate with the communication device, while the communication device is in the RTT transmission mode. | 02-09-2012 |
| 20120034938 | REAL TIME TEXT MESSAGING METHOD AND DEVICE - Embodiments include communication devices and texting methods performed by communication devices. When the communication device detects that a text session has been initiated with a potential real time text (RTT) destination specified as a destination for text messages transmitted by the communication device, the communication device automatically transitions into an RTT transmission mode. While in the RTT transmission mode, text messages may be communicated to the destination using an RTT protocol. A response system may be configured to communicate with the communication device, while the communication device is in the RTT transmission mode. | 02-09-2012 |
Stuart S. Kreitzer, Coral Springs, FL US
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| 20090157493 | SHARED ADVERTISING WITH VIRTUAL WORLDS | 06-18-2009 |
| 20100297980 | Method and Apparatus for Transmission of Emergency Messages - An emergency text message application ( | 11-25-2010 |
| 20100297981 | Method and Apparatus for Transmission of Emergency Messages - An emergency text message application ( | 11-25-2010 |
William R. Kreitzer, Gibson City, IL US
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| 20080250992 | Apparatus and process for improving fertility of a soil, to help detoxify hazardous chemicals in the soil, and to reduce erosion of the soil - A process and apparatus improves the fertility of soil, helps detoxify hazardous chemicals in the soil, and reduces erosion of the soil. The system provides implantation apparatus for injecting or implanting water and earthworm cocoons in the soil. The depth at which cocoons are implanted is selected. The temperature of the ambient air and soil at the implantation depth is selected. A determination is made with respect to whether the soil is too wet for planting. Physical soil conditions are selected. The soil in which cocoons are being implanted is evaluated to determine the selected physical soil conditions, including the presence of chemicals known to be toxic to earthworms. Worm species are selected to improve selected ones of the soil conditions. Cocoons of the selected worm species are encapsulated. The encapsulated cocoons are placed in the implantation apparatus with water. Openings are made in the soil. The implantation apparatus implants water and cocoons in the openings. After the earthworm cocoons are implanted, care is taken to not apply to the soil chemicals that are known to be toxic to earthworms. | 10-16-2008 |