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Alexis Kays Leonard, Maple Valley, WA US
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| 20080234200 | METHOD OF TREATMENT OF A METABOLIC DISEASE USING INTRANASAL ADMINISTRATION OF EXENDIN PEPTIDE - Methods for treating metabolic diseases are described for intranasal delivery of an exenatide, comprising an aqueous mixture of exendin, and a delivery enhancer selected from the group consisting of a solubilizer, a chelator, and a surfactant, and the pharmaceutical formulations used therein. | 09-25-2008 |
| 20080318837 | Pharmaceutical Formation For Increased Epithelial Permeability of Glucose-Regulating Peptide - What is described is a pharmaceutical formulation comprising a mixture of a pharmaceutically effective amount of glucose-regulating peptide (GRP) and enhancers, wherein the pharmaceutical formulation is used in the treatment of a metabolic syndrome. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20080318861 | Mucosal Delivery of Stabilized Formulations of Exendin - What is described is a pharmaceutical formulation for intranasal administration of exendin to a mammal, wherein the formulation comprises a therapeutically effective amount of an exendin, a viscosity enhancer, methyl-β-cyclodextrin, a surfactant, tartrate buffer to control pH and a chelating agent for cations, and wherein such exendin dosage form exhibits at least 95% exenatide recovery after storage for at least 365 days at 5° C. | 12-25-2008 |
Arthur C. Leonard, Redmond, WA US
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| 20090138845 | Logical Structure Design Surface - Embodiments are provided for displaying components for visually designing logical structures or macros. In one embodiment, a logical surface component is displayed which may include a design surface. The design surface may be utilized to display data which make up one or more macros. The design surface may be selected for receiving macro data. The received data, which represents a macro design, may then be displayed in the design surface on a display device. In another embodiment, controls for navigating within logical surface components utilized for designing macros may be displayed on a display device. A logical surface component which includes a hierarchical grouping of macro actions may be displayed. One more actions may be selected and an instruction may be received in a visual interface to move selected actions among the hierarchical grouping. In response to receiving the move instruction, the selected actions which were moved may be displayed. | 05-28-2009 |
| 20090265610 | Rendering Markup Language Macro Data For Display In A Graphical User Interface - Embodiments are provided for rendering markup language data representing a macro as macro objects in a graphical user interface on a display device and for converting macro objects to markup language data. In one embodiment, markup language data representing the macro from a data source may be translated into macro objects for display in the graphical user interface in response to receiving a paste command in an application program. The macro objects visually represent the macro. The application program may automatically convert the markup language data into the macro objects. The macro objects are then automatically rendered in the graphical user interface. In another embodiment, a selection of macro objects displayed in the graphical user interface may be received via a copy command in the application program. In response to receiving the copy command, the application program may automatically convert the selected macro objects into markup language data. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20110154284 | DICTIONARY-BASED DEPENDENCY DETERMINATION - Techniques are described herein for performing a dictionary-based dependency determination. For example, when a package is selected to be imported from a store (e.g., a database), a dictionary-based dependency operation may be performed to determine which elements of the package are dependent on other elements of the package. A dictionary includes indexes, each of which has at least one value. The indexes correspond to respective resources, and each value indicates an element of the package that produces the resource that corresponds to the respective index. If an element of the package consumes a resource, the indexes and corresponding values in the dictionary may be reviewed to determine which element(s) of the package produce that resource. | 06-23-2011 |
Arthur Charles Leonard, Redmond, WA US
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| 20090265370 | QUERY AUTHORING BY MODIFYING A VIEW OF THE RESULTS OF THE QUERY - Technologies and concepts are described herein for authoring a database query through the modification of a view of the data to be returned by the query. A user interface is provided for authoring a database query through the modification of a view of the data to be returned by the query that includes a view showing the results of a database query. A user interface is also provided for modifying the view to define the results of the query. As the view is modified, a query definition is generated which, when executed against the database, will return the results of the database query shown in the view. When the desired results are shown in the view, the query definition can be saved and run against the database to perform the database query. | 10-22-2009 |
Chantal M. Leonard, Seattle, WA US
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| 20100073160 | ALERTING USERS USING A MULTIPLE STATE STATUS ICON - A user alert system is described that provides multiple dimensions of information to a user through a status icon. Initially the status icon displays a neutral state that informs the user that the user alert system is running, but there are currently no relevant alerts for the user to view. When the user alert system receives a lower priority alert, the system determines if the number of lower priority alerts received exceeds a threshold. If the number of lower priority alerts exceeds the threshold, then the user alert system modifies the status icon to display a low alert state. When the user alert system receives a higher priority alert, the system modifies the status icon to display a high alert state. Thus, the user alert system displays both the existence of alerts and the priority of the alerts to the user at the same time. | 03-25-2010 |
Larry Wendall Leonard, Edmonds, WA US
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| 20100282762 | Mobile Insulin Storage Cooler (MISC) - A bottle for cooling or warming a bottle of insulin having a first bottle of an insulating material for receiving a liquid or solid cooling or warming medium having at its top end male threads for receiving a screw on cup shaped cover and a second bottle of non-insulating material located within the first bottle. The second bottle has a size that can receive a 10 ML volume bottle of insulin that is to be kept at a temperature of between 36 degrees F. and 87 degrees F. by the cooling or warming medium in the first bottle for extending the storage life of insulin in the bottle which is located in the second bottle. | 11-11-2010 |
Leslie Paul Leonard, Monroe, WA US
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| 20090111462 | Location Based Services Quality Assessment - A technique to gather and assess the quality of a location based services provided to a mobile wireless device via a wireless network includes providing location-based service information by referring to a target location of a requested item of interest within a proximity of the present location of the mobile wireless device. Subjective quality or accuracy information can be submitted to the wireless network from the from the wireless device. The subjective quality or accuracy information is correlated with event and condition information affecting the wireless network. Reports can be generated which indicate the quality and accuracy information of the target location information. The reports are useful for troubleshooting location-based service inaccuracy. | 04-30-2009 |
Mark A. Leonard, Kalama, WA US
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| 20090217555 | MULTIPLE PURPOSE ATTACHMENT FOR A FRONT LOADER - A multipurpose bucket for a front end loader is provided. The multipurpose bucket includes a second frame rotatably connected to a first frame to provide a pincer configuration and a scooping configuration. The first frame includes a bottom of the rear bucket wall; a pair of rear side walls with a plurality of pincer teeth; and a plurality of support arms extending from the rear bucket wall. The second frame includes a bucket floor having a pincer end and a scraper end; a pair of circular front side walls extending from the bucket floor to the pivot point, which increases the volume of the bucket and reduces spills; a plurality of pincer teeth extending from the pincer end of the front side walls; a rear plate extending from each of the pivots, attached to the front side walls, which forms the top of the rear bucket wall which increases the volume of the bucket; and a scraper blade extending from the scraper end of the bucket floor. The two frames are joined by the pivot as well as by at least one hydraulic cylinder. A method of operating the bucket is provided. Also included is a non-multipurpose bucket with rounded sides to increase volume and reduce spills. | 09-03-2009 |
Mark A. Leonard, Kelso, WA US
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| 20100126628 | WOOD CHIPPER WITH IMPROVED FEED ROLLER AND ADJUSTABLE LEGS - A wood chipper includes a motor, a drive shaft, a feed roller, a feed chute, a chipping device | 05-27-2010 |
Paul C. Leonard, Woodinville, WA US
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| 20090188531 | METHODS AND DEVICES TO CLEAR OBSTRUCTIONS FROM MEDICAL TUBES - A device for clearing obstructions from a medical tube, such as a chest tube, is disclosed in various embodiments. The device features a shuttle member that is magnetically coupled to a guide wire within a guide tube, through the guide-tube wall, so that translation of the shuttle member induces a corresponding translation of the guide wire within the guide tube, without penetrating or compromising the guide-tube wall. In this manner, when the guide tube is coupled to a medical tube where obstructions have formed, the guide wire and clearance member may be inserted into and withdrawn from the medical tube, via actuation of the shuttle member, to engage and help clear such obstructions from the medical tube without compromising the sterile field. Methods of clearing a medical tube of obstructions are also disclosed. | 07-30-2009 |
| 20100274180 | Digital syringe with compensation control - A syringe for performing a medical procedure includes a pressure sensor, a volume sensor, and a compensation circuit. The volume sensor measures a volume of a flowable material that is dispensed from the syringe, the pressure sensor measures a pressure being applied to the flowable material, and the compensation circuit calculates a delivered volume of the flowable material by accounting for system compliance (expansion) as the pressure is increased. By compensating for system compliance in this manner, a syringe can be used in high pressure procedures while still providing accurately controllable material delivery. | 10-28-2010 |
| 20110040286 | METHODS AND DEVICES TO CLEAR OBSTRUCTIONS FROM MEDICAL TUBES - A device for clearing obstructions from a medical tube, such as a chest tube, is disclosed in various embodiments. The device features a clearance member in the form of a loop. The loop desirably has a diameter that substantially corresponds to the inner diameter of the medical tube. Also desirably, the loop presents a substantially unobstructed pathway therethrough for the flow of material from a location in the medical tube distal to the loop to a location in the medical tube proximal to the loop regardless whether the clearance member is being translated or is at rest in the medical tube. Methods of utilizing such a device are also disclosed. | 02-17-2011 |
Peter F. Leonard, Redmond, WA US
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| 20080244401 | User interface teaching concepts in an application - Various embodiments provide a wizard integrated as part of an application to assist a user in operating within the application. In one or more embodiments, the wizard comprises an inline portion of the application's user interface and is designed to enable a user to express a desired goal and then present one or more choices that appear to satisfy the user's desired goal. The choices are titled in a manner that obscures or abstracts away more complex choices and concepts with which a user may not be familiar. When the user selects a particular displayed choice, the wizard can present further choices which are progressively narrowed to focus on the user's desired goal, thus directing the user to a suitable feature to accomplish his or her goal and providing just-in-time conceptual information about the feature to enable the user to use that feature. | 10-02-2008 |
Schalk J. Leonard, Poulsbo, WA US
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| 20100317448 | Golf putting stroke training device - The present invention provides a simulated golf putting device to improve a golfer's putting skill, comprising means to execute a simulated putt and to determine if the putt would be on target, and if not in which direction the simulated putt would miss the target. The device provides near-instantaneous signals to the user whether a simulated putt is good or a miss. The device is compact and self-contained, and can be readied for use in virtually any location in seconds. | 12-16-2010 |
Tristan Leonard, Port Townsend, WA US
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| 20110001604 | AUTOMATIC INCIDENT REPORTING IN AN ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - A reporting facility for use with a portable access control system to generate an incident report in connection with identification information that is associated with an individual. The reporting facility compares at least some of the identification information with identification records corresponding to persons of interest, and when the identification information substantially matches a record corresponding to a person of interest, the reporting facility applies one or more access rules to determine whether the individual is to be granted or denied access to the location. The reporting facility automatically generates an incident report based on the received identification information. The amount and/or type of information included in an incident report may vary based on whether the identification information substantially matches a record corresponding to a person of interest, received environment information, such as a threat level, etc. The reporting facility transmits the generated incident report to an appropriate authority. | 01-06-2011 |