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Amy G. Quigley, Elkins Park, PA US
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| 20120010193 | CGRP RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS - Compounds of Formula (I) (wherein variables A | 01-12-2012 |
Ben Quigley, Burlingame, CA US
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| 20100031163 | CLICK-TO-ADD, JOT-IT-DOWN, AND ADD BANNER - A method and apparatus is provided that allows a user to automatically add content, such as an event, to a container, such as, a calendar without directly accessing the container. Second and third preferred embodiments are also provided. | 02-04-2010 |
Benjamin Quigley, Reston, VA US
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| 20100332336 | System and method for electronic wallet conversion - A system and method for electronic wallet conversion allows conversion of a basic electronic wallet to a more flexible wallet account, providing additional services and requiring additional authentication. The basic accountholder eventually requires the additional services provided by the more flexible wallet, typically editing rights and making purchases at sites requiring authentication beyond the basic level. To convert the account, the account holder is presented with a one-time challenge and response mechanism that requires the accountholder to summon information that only the account holder would know. If a successful match is made, the account is converted to the more flexible account for all time. The accountholder replaces the one-time challenge and response with a second-level password that grants the accountholder ongoing access to more sensitive wallet features, such as the ability to purchase at sites requiring a second-level password, and editing rights to the information stored in the wallet. | 12-30-2010 |
Bernard Quigley, Atlanta, GA US
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| 20110189236 | Methods and Compositions for the Display of Polypeptides on the Pili of Gram-Positive Bacteria - Provided herein are methods and compositions for the display of polypeptides of interest on the tip of pili of Gram-positive bacteria. According to the present invention, the polypeptide of interest is amino terminal to a Gram-positive bacterial pilus tip protein or an active variant or fragment thereof, wherein the active variant or fragment comprises a cleaved cell wall sorting signal (CWSS) motif. The Gram-positive bacterium displaying a polypeptide of interest on the tip of pili that are disclosed herein are useful, for example, in methods for immunizing a subject with an antigen and methods for removing contaminants from a composition. | 08-04-2011 |
Daniel Hugh Quigley, Coxsackie, NY US
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| 20100262523 | METHOD AND SYSTEMS FOR SOLICITING DONATIONS - Methods and systems are provided for managing and soliciting donations made during checkout of a plurality of online purchases at a plurality of online retailers by a plurality of online shoppers. In one embodiment, the method and system include a receiving, over a communications network, data regarding a plurality of amounts for donation and a plurality of selected organizations made during checkout of the plurality of online purchases at the plurality of online retailers by the plurality of online shoppers, and collecting a plurality of payments for the plurality of amounts for donation and distributing the plurality of payments among the plurality of organizations based on the data. The method and system may include the online shoppers being asked at the time of checkout if they would like to round-up their total purchase price to the nearest dollar and select a charity/nonprofit organization to donate the spare change. | 10-14-2010 |
Daniel P. Quigley, Woodinville, WA US
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| 20110116616 | COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT FEATURE - A method for screening incoming communications includes the steps of receiving an incoming communication intended for a communication device or a recipient and identifying a sender of the communication and a communication type, which can includes an email. The method also includes the steps of identifying screening settings based on the sender and the communication type and determining whether the communication is allowed in accordance with the identified settings. Further, the method includes the steps of notifying a recipient of the communication, if the communication is allowed. In addition, the method includes the step of processing the communication without notifying a recipient, if the communication is not allowed. | 05-19-2011 |
| 20110124323 | COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT FEATURES - A method for answering a communication includes the steps of receiving an incoming communication sent by a sender and intended for a communication device of a recipient and answering the communication with an injected audio, video, text, and/or graphic message. The injected message indicates to the sender, in effect, that the recipient is presently unable to respond to the communication but is or will be made aware of the communication. The method further includes the step of providing a promise fulfillment feature that alerts the recipient to the communication and any promise to follow-up with the sender made in the injected message. | 05-26-2011 |
Daniel Patrick Quigley, Woodinville, WA US
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| 20120149340 | MESSAGE INJECTION SYSTEM AND METHOD - A mobile communication device including an application running in a first memory of the device, an application audio unit in the first memory, the application audio unit being communicatively coupled to the application operating, and a telephony unit in the first memory, the telephony unit being communicatively coupled to the application, a radio transmission unit including a radio interface unit operating in a second memory and communicatively coupled to the telephony unit, a radio audio unit operating in the second memory, the radio audio unit being communicatively coupled to the radio interface unit, and a hardware driver unit communicatively coupled to the radio interface unit, the hardware driver unit initiating a communication connection between the mobile communication device and another device, an audio switching unit communicatively coupled to the application unit and the radio transmission unit. | 06-14-2012 |
David P. Quigley, Brighton, MI US
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| 20110011081 | EXHAUST BRAKES - An exhaust brake control system includes a braking torque estimation module that estimates a desired braking torque based on engine speed. A volume flow rate determination module determines a desired volume flow rate of an exhaust gas based on the desired braking torque. An adjustment module adjusts an actual volume flow rate to control actual braking torque based on the desired braking torque and a change in exhaust temperature. | 01-20-2011 |
| 20110067396 | PRESSURE ESTIMATION SYSTEMS AND METHODS - An intake control system comprises an estimation module and a turbocharger control module. The estimation module receives one of a first pressure within an intake manifold measured by a manifold pressure sensor and a second pressure measured by a pressure sensor at a location between a compressed air charge cooler and a throttle valve. The estimation module estimates the other one of the first and second pressures based on the received one of the first and second pressures. The turbocharger control module controls output of a turbocharger based on the estimate of the other one of the first and second pressures. | 03-24-2011 |
Douglas J. Quigley, Rochester, MI US
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| 20080266265 | TOUCH PAD CONTROL PANEL LOCATED IN THE CENTER CONSOLE OF A VEHICLE - The present disclosure provides a moveable touch pad that opens out of a center console armrest and is operable to control a navigation unit or other vehicle functions. Advantageously, locating a control touch pad unit in the center console armrest provides an ergonomically desirable solution for the vehicle's driver. The touch pad can be stored in the vehicle's center console armrest, and the touch pad is configured to move fore and aft for comfortable driver access. Additionally, the control touch pad unit can be utilized to control other vehicle functions, such as audio, climate settings, odometer settings, lighting, mobile phones, and the like. | 10-30-2008 |
| 20090021039 | VEHICLE GATE ASSEMBLY WITH CARGO TRAY - A vehicle gate assembly for a vehicle that includes a first coupling member that is movably coupled to the vehicle. The vehicle gate assembly also includes a second coupling member and a gate that is movably coupled to the vehicle via the first coupling member so as to move between a raised position and a lowered position. The gate moves away from the vehicle when moving from the raised position to the lowered position. The gate assembly also includes a tray assembly that is movably supported by the vehicle, so as to move between a retracted position and an extended position. The tray assembly is coupled to the gate via the second coupling member such that movement of the gate between the raised and towered position coincidentally moves the tray assembly between the extended position and the retracted position. | 01-22-2009 |
Fergus Quigley, Seattle, WA US
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| 20100298858 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR EXTERNAL BEAM RADIATION TREATMENTS OF RESECTION CAVITIES - Apparatus and methods for external beam radiation treatments of resection cavities are described. One embodiment of such an apparatus comprises a stabilization device having an expandable member configured to (a) be implanted in a patient and (b) move from a first position for insertion into a resection cavity within the patient to a second position for stabilizing tissue of the cavity. The apparatus further includes an active marker coupled to the stabilization device and an electrically conductive line connected to the active marker. The active marker is configured to transmit a signal. The electrically conductive line has an internal portion coupled to the stabilization device and an external portion configured to be coupled to a signal generator and/or a signal processor located outside of the patient. | 11-25-2010 |
| 20110130655 | IMPLANTABLE DEVICES AND METHODS FOR EXTERNAL BEAM RADIATION TREATMENTS - Implantable devices and methods for external beam radiation treatments are disclosed. One embodiment of an implantable device for guided radiation therapy comprises an active marker configured to be positioned within the patient and to transmit a non-ionizing wireless signal in response to a non-ionizing wirelessly transmitted source energy. The device further includes a fastening unit coupled to the active marker and configured to (a) hold the marker within a desired distance of a target in the tissue and (b) inhibit deformation of tissue from moving the active marker relative to the target. | 06-02-2011 |
Gary Quigley, Loomis, CA US
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| 20120243212 | PORTABLE AND BENDABLE UTILITY LIGHT - A portable and bendable utility light is disclosed. Example embodiments include a body fabricated from a flexible non-metallic material, the body including a spine and a handle, the spine including a plurality of articulated light cells and corresponding radiused gaps between each light cell to facilitate bending of the spine in a plurality of directions; and an electrical assembly enveloped within the body, the electrical assembly including a conducting plane, a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs) in electrical connection with the conducting plane and positioned within each of the plurality of articulated light cells, as power source in electrical connection with the conducting plane, and a switch in electrical connection with the power source and the conducting plane. | 09-27-2012 |
Harry Quigley, Baltimore, MD US
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| 20110172206 | COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR TREATMENT OF NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASE - Compounds, compositions, kits and methods for treating conditions related to neurodegeneration or ocular disease, are disclosed. | 07-14-2011 |
James D. Quigley, Ames, IA US
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| 20080213263 | METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR TREATMENT OF IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION DISORDERS - Methods and compositions are disclosed for modulating the immune system of animals. Applicants have identified that oral administration of immunoglobulin or plasma fractions purified from animal serum can modulate serum IgG and/or TNF-α levels for treatment of autoimmune disorders, potentiation of vaccination protocols, and improvement of overall health and weight gain in animals, including humans. | 09-04-2008 |
James P. Quigley, La Jolla, CA US
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| 20100158917 | Methods for diagnosing cancer and decreasing metastasis by cancer cells - The invention provides a protein that is a tumor marker protein. This protein can be used to prepare antibodies that bind to the tumor marker protein. These antibodies can be used to reduce, or eliminate metastasis by cancer cells that produce the tumor marker protein. In addition, the invention provides methods that can be used to diagnose cancer, and metastasis by cancer cells. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20120039891 | Methods for diagnosing cancer and decreasing metastasis by cancer cells - The invention provides a protein that is a tumor marker protein. This protein can be used to prepare antibodies that bind to the tumor marker protein. These antibodies can be used to reduce, or eliminate metastasis by cancer cells that produce the tumor marker protein. In addition, the invention provides methods that can be used to diagnose cancer, and metastasis by cancer cells. | 02-16-2012 |
John Quigley, Nashua, NH US
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| 20100199820 | METHOD OF PROCESSING TUBES - When a tube is to be cut into a plurality of sections, the tube and the mandrel are moved into a telescopic relationship. The tube is cut to form a plurality of product sections and at least one scrap section while the tube and mandrel rotate about a central axis of the mandrel. The scrap section is gripped while the scrap section and mandrel are in a telescopic relationship. The mandrel and scrap section are moved out of the telescopic relationship while continuing to grip the scrap section. The product sections are received at a receiving location. Scrap sections may be formed at opposite end portions of the tube and gripped by first and second grippers. Backup rollers may be pressed against the tube during cutting of the tube. | 08-12-2010 |
Jon M. Quigley, Lexington, NC US
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| 20080198042 | Measuring Instrument Having Location-Controlled Display - A measuring instrument for a vehicle selectively illuminates one of a plurality of scales based on a location of the instrument or includes an indicator that is selectively positioned based on the location of the instrument. The location is determined by a device, such as a Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) receiver ( | 08-21-2008 |
Jon Michael Quigley, Lexington, NC US
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| 20090198402 | Method and system for operator interface with a diesel particulate filter regeneration system - A vehicle operator interface system and method for a diesel particulate filter regeneration system, includes a control unit for receiving information on regeneration status of a vehicle diesel particulate filter and receiving information on operational status of selected vehicle systems and components, a visual display for displaying messages to an operator indicative of said regeneration status and said operational status, an input device for highlighting a portion of the displayed messages and for providing an input selection of a highlighted portion, an input selection being communicated to a control device to carry out the input selection. | 08-06-2009 |
Joseph R. Quigley, Pittsburgh, PA US
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| 20100065977 | FILLING MATERIALS FOR USE IN METAL PROCESSING AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF - In one aspect, the present invention provides a method of providing a filling material for use in connection with an opening in a container used in molten metal processing including: recovering used refractory bricks; crushing the used refractory bricks into particles; and covering the opening with the particles. | 03-18-2010 |
Lawrance Quigley, Dana Point, CA US
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| 20120117714 | COMPOUND GARMENT - A compound garment is provided, such as athletic shorts having an inner and outer short. The shorts can comprise a suspension system to interconnect the inner short and the outer short. The suspension system can allow the outer short to move relative to the inner short in any of or any combination of circumferential, radial, horizontal and/or vertical directions. The suspension system can provide a bias between the inner short and the outer short to a resting or neutral position, and the inner short may be a compression short. | 05-17-2012 |
Megan Quigley, Aldan, PA US
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| 20110203301 | ABSORPTION CYCLE UTILIZING IONIC COMPOUNDS AND/OR NON-IONIC ABSORBENTS AS WORKING FLUIDS - This invention relates to compositions comprising a refrigerant and at least one ionic compound and/or non-ionic absorbent, and also to devices capable of executing an absorption cycle using such compositions as a refrigerant pair. This invention also provides methods and apparatus for cooling using an absorption cycle comprising a refrigerant, and at least one ionic compound and/or non-ionic absorbent as the absorbent. This invention also provides methods and apparatus for heating using an absorption cycle comprising a refrigerant, and at least one ionic compound and/or non-ionic absorbent, | 08-25-2011 |
| 20110309289 | TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT DEVICE - This invention relates to a temperature adjustment device that executes an absorption cooling or heating cycle in which a lithium halide, typically a lithium bromide, absorbent is used. | 12-22-2011 |
| 20120011886 | IONIC COMPOUNDS IN LITHIUM BROMIDE/WATER ABSORPTION CYCLE SYSTEMS - Disclosed herein are compositions comprising lithium bromide, water, and at least one ionic compound. These compositions are useful as working fluids in absorption cycle systems. The ionic compound additive has been demonstrated to reduce crystallization in such absorption cycle systems. | 01-19-2012 |
Michael Quigley, Toms River, NJ US
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| 20120214125 | ENDODONTIC BURS, KITS, AND METHODS FOR USING ENDODONTIC BURS - A conical dental bur for endodontic procedures, including exploration, deep troughing, enlargement of orifices, and canal navigation is presented. The bur of the present invention has a narrow, conical bur head with cutting members along its length. The head of the bur of the present invention is mounted to a shank that tapers to the bur head, allowing microscopic observations of endodontic procedures. The bur may be manufactured of tungsten carbide, diamond, ceramics, or other materials. Burs according to the present invention of various shapes and sizes, suited for particular procedures, may be packaged together in kits. Methods of using the burs in endodontic procedures are also disclosed. | 08-23-2012 |
Oliver Samuel Curran Quigley, San Francisco, CA US
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| 20120126005 | METHODS OF TRANSMITTING INFORMATION FROM EFFICIENT ENCRYPTION CARD READERS TO MOBILE DEVICES - A method of transmitting encrypted information to a mobile device and a payment service uses a card reader. The card reader has device electronics that include a microcontroller with logic resources with code and an output jack. A raw magnetic head signal is received from a reading of the card in the slot. The raw magnetic head signal is converted into a processed digital signal that the microcontroller can interpret. The logic resources and the code create both an encryption and signed signal. An encrypted and signed output jack message is delivered to the mobile device through the output jack based on the contents of the signal, with at least a portion of the output jack signal being encrypted. | 05-24-2012 |
| 20120126006 | CARD READER WITH EFFICIENT ENCRYPTION - A card reader has a housing, read head and device electronics that receive a raw signal from the read head and converts it into a processed digital signal that the microcontroller can interpret. A microcontroller with associated logic resources and code receives a digital signal from the device electronics and creates an encrypted and signed message based on the contents of the signal. An output jack is provided. | 05-24-2012 |
| 20120130903 | BACK END OF PAYMENT SYSTEM ASSOCIATED WITH FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS USING CARD READERS COUPLED TO MOBILE DEVICES - A method of reconstructing a packet that includes financial card information from a mobile device uses a card reader. The card reader has a read head, a slot for swiping a magnetic stripe of a card and device electronics that includes a microcontroller with logic resources with code. The card reader has a unique identifier and associated cryptographic key. The same code is used to produce an encrypted and signed signal. The encrypted and signed signal, that includes the card reader identifier, is sent to the mobile device. The mobile device sends an encrypted and signed packet to a back end of a payment system. A cryptographic key is sued to decrypt and verify the contents of the packet at the back end. Non-encrypted financial card information is sent to a payment gateway. | 05-24-2012 |
Patrick Quigley, Hampstead, NH US
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| 20090238180 | COMMUNICATIONS SWITCHING ARCHITECTURE - Presently described is a system and method for switching multimedia data communications, including but not limited to Voice over IP (VoIP) telephony, cable TV, digital audio and video. The system utilizes a single, integrated device to provide all PacketCable-compliant functionality, including enhanced user privacy, compliance with CALEA, E911 and other mandated services not available in conventional distributed PacketCable systems. High speed and efficient, low cost operation are provided by means of an optimized data unit encapsulation scheme for internal switching and routing. A proprietary fiber optic backplane and removable optical connectors are used to enable lightspeed internal communications hot-swapping of components. Furthermore, the present system is extensible to all forms of digital data switching and is secure, resistant to Denial of Service attacks, and fault-resilient. | 09-24-2009 |
| 20100118877 | COMMUNICATIONS SWITCHING ARCHITECTURE - Presently described is a system and method for switching multimedia data communications, including but not limited to Voice over IP (VoIP) telephony, cable TV, digital audio and video. The system utilizes a single, integrated device to provide all PacketCable-compliant functionality, including enhanced user privacy, compliance with CALEA, E911 and other mandated services not available in conventional distributed PacketCable systems. High speed and efficient, low cost operation are provided by means of an optimized data unit encapsulation scheme for internal switching and routing. A proprietary fiber optic backplane and removable optical connectors are used to enable lightspeed internal communications hot-swapping of components. Furthermore, the present system is extensible to all forms of digital data switching and is secure, resistant to Denial of Service attacks, and fault-resilient. | 05-13-2010 |
Patrick Quigley, Cassopolis, MI US
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| 20120041450 | MINIMAL ACCESS TOOL - A minimal access tool includes a frame arranged to be attached to an arm of a user, a tool shaft having a proximal end and a distal end, where the tool shaft proximal end is connected to the frame. The tool further includes an input joint having a first end connected to the frame and a second end arranged to receive user input, the input joint including a virtual center-of-rotation (VC) mechanism which provides a center of rotation that generally coincides with a wrist joint of the user. An output joint is connected to the tool shaft distal end, where the output joint is coupled to the input joint via a mechanical transmission connected therebetween to correlate motion of the input joint to motion of the output joint. | 02-16-2012 |
Scott Quigley, Boissier City, LA US
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| 20080196784 | WEAR SIDE WEAVE PATTERN OF A COMPOSITE FORMING FABRIC - A fabric for papermaking including a first layer side, a second layer side and at least one binder warp yarn pair. The first side layer, having a plurality of first weft yarns and a plurality of first warp yarns. The second side layer having a plurality of second weft yarns and a plurality of second warp yarns. The at least one binder warp yarn pair including a first binder warp yarn pair having a first binder warp yarn and a second binder warp yarn, the first side layer and the second side layer being bound by the first binder warp yarn pair. The first binder warp yarn and the second binder warp yarn exchanging the layer to which they are woven at exchange points. A knuckle is formed with the first binder warp yarn and an adjacent first warp yarn, a subsequent adjacent knuckle only being formed with the first binder warp yarn and an opposite adjacent first warp yarn. | 08-21-2008 |
Scott D. Quigley, Bossier, LA US
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| 20110155340 | STRUCTURED FORMING FABRIC, PAPERMAKING MACHINE AND METHOD - A fabric for a papermaking machine that includes a machine facing side and a web facing side including pockets formed by warp and weft yarns is provided. Each pocket is defined by four sides on the web facing side, each of the four sides is formed by a knuckle of a single yarn that passes over only two consecutive yarns to define the knuckle. | 06-30-2011 |
Scott D. Quigley, Bossier City, LA US
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| 20100186921 | STRUCTURED FORMING FABRIC, PAPERMAKING MACHINE AND METHOD - A fabric for a papermaking machine, the fabric including a machine facing side and a web facing side having pockets formed by warp and weft yarns. Each pocket is defined by four sides on the web facing side, two of the four sides each formed by a warp knuckle of a single warp yarn that passes over three consecutive weft yarns to define the warp knuckle, the other two of the four sides each formed by a weft knuckle of a single weft yarn that passes over three consecutive warp yarns to define the weft knuckle, a lower surface of each pocket being formed by first and second lower warps yarns and first and second lower weft yarns, a first warp knuckle being of the first warp yarn passed over by a first weft knuckle and the first lower warp yarn being of the second warp yarn passed over by the first weft knuckle and the second lower warp yarn being of the third warp yarn passed over the first weft knuckle, a second weft knuckle being of the first weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle and the second lower weft yarn being of the second weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle and the first lower weft yarn being of the third weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle, the first lower warp yarn passing over the first lower weft yarn and under the second lower weft yarn, and the second lower warp yarn passing over the first and second lower weft yarns. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20100186922 | STRUCTURED FORMING FABRIC, PAPERMAKING MACHINE AND METHOD - A fabric for a papermaking machine, the fabric including a machine facing side and a web facing side having pockets formed by warp and weft yarns. Each pocket is defined by four sides on the web facing side, two of the four sides each formed by a warp knuckle of a single warp yarn that passes over three consecutive weft yarns to define the warp knuckle, the other two of the four sides each formed by a weft knuckle of a single weft yarn that passes over three consecutive warp yarns to define the weft knuckle, a lower surface of each pocket being formed by first and second lower warps yarns and first and second lower weft yarns, a first warp knuckle being of the first warp yarn passed over by a first weft knuckle and the first lower warp yarn being of the second warp yarn passed over by the first weft knuckle and the second lower warp yarn being of the third warp yarn passed over the first weft knuckle, a second weft knuckle being of the first weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle and the second lower weft yarn being of the second weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle and the first lower weft yarn being of the third weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle, the first lower warp yarn passing under the first and second lower weft yarns, and the second lower warp passing over the first lower weft yarn and under the second lower weft yarn. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20100193149 | STRUCTURED FORMING FABRIC, PAPERMAKING MACHINE AND METHOD - A fabric for a papermaking machine, the fabric including a machine facing side and a web facing side having pockets formed by warp and weft yarns. Each pocket is defined by four sides on the web facing side, two of the four sides each formed by a warp knuckle of a single warp yarn that passes over three consecutive weft yarns to define the warp knuckle, the other two of the four sides each formed by a weft knuckle of a single weft yarn that passes over three consecutive warp yarns to define the weft knuckle, a lower surface of each pocket being formed by first and second lower warps yarns and first and second lower weft yarns, a first warp knuckle being of the first warp yarn passed over by a first weft knuckle and the first lower warp yarn being of the second warp yarn passed over by the first weft knuckle and the second lower warp yarn being of the third warp yarn passed over the first weft knuckle, a second weft knuckle being of the first weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle and the second lower weft yarn being of the second weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle and the first lower weft yarn being of the third weft yarn passed over by the first warp knuckle, the first lower warp yarn passing under the first and second lower weft yarns, and the second lower warp yarn passing over the first and second lower weft yarns. | 08-05-2010 |
Steven Francis Quigley, Kennebunkport, ME US
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| 20120167319 | WET FRICTION MATERIAL FOR ORAL CARE DEVICES - An oral care device having a thermoplastic elastomer disposed on a portion of the oral care device and one or more projections extending from the thermoplastic elastomer. The thermoplastic elastomer is polar and hydrophilic. | 07-05-2012 |
| 20120167401 | WET FRICTION MATERIALS FOR HAIR REMOVAL DEVICES - A hair removal device comprising a thermoplastic elastomer disposed on a portion of the hair removal device and one or more projections extending from the thermoplastic elastomer. The thermoplastic elastomer is polar and hydrophilic. | 07-05-2012 |
| 20120168439 | WET FRICTION MATERIAL FOR CLOSURES FOR PRODUCT CONTAINERS - A product container comprising a housing defining a hollow interior and a closure coupled to the housing such that the closure covers the hollow interior. The closure comprises a thermoplastic elastomer on at least a portion of the closure. The thermoplastic elastomer is polar and hydrophilic. | 07-05-2012 |
| 20120171400 | WET FRICTION MATERIAL FOR BLOW MOLDED ARTICLES - A blow molded article comprising a housing defining a hollow interior. The housing comprises a blow molded thermoplastic polymer and a thermoplastic elastomer on a portion of the blow molded thermoplastic polymer. The thermoplastic elastomer is polar and hydrophilic. A coefficient of friction of the thermoplastic elastomer when wet is higher than a coefficient of friction of the blow molded thermoplastic polymer when wet. | 07-05-2012 |
Thomas Quigley, Newark Valley, NY US
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| 20130041514 | HYBRID ELECTRIC GENERATOR SET - A portable generator system provides power to a load source including an engine and a generator. The engine drives the generator to provide a generator alternating current (AC) electrical power output. An energy storage system (ESS) provides an ESS direct current (DC) electrical power output. A first inverter is connected to the generator for receiving the generator AC electrical power output and for providing a DC power output. A second inverter is connected to the first inverter and the ESS for receiving the DC power output from the first inverter and the ESS DC electrical power output for providing an AC power output. A first power mode includes the generator maintaining a first generator power output level corresponding to a specified power requirement of a load source, and the ESS providing an additional first ESS power output level for satisfying the specified power requirement of the load source. | 02-14-2013 |
Thomas Doyle Quigley, Oakland, CA US
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| 20090083726 | NON INVASIVE CONTEXTUAL AND RULE DRIVEN INJECTION PROXY - User requests for a web application can be received at a reverse proxy. Web application code for a first application can be obtained. Data can be checked at the reverse proxy to determine whether to insert an element into the first application. If there is a match, a combined web application can be produced, including the first web application and the element. | 03-26-2009 |
Thomas J. Quigley, Lawrenceville, GA US
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| 20110026423 | Robust Techniques for Upstream Communication Between Subscriber Stations and a Base Station - A number of features for enhancing the performance of a communication system, in which data is transmitted between a base station and a plurality of subscriber stations located different distances from the base station, are presented. The power transmission level, slot timing, and equalization of the subscriber stations are set by a ranging process. Data is transmitted by the subscriber stations in fragmented form. Various measures are taken to make transmission from the subscriber stations robust. The uplink data transmission is controlled to permit multiple access from the subscriber stations. | 02-03-2011 |
Wes Quigley, Auburn, WA US
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| 20090323757 | Method for Fabricating Thermal Effect Standards - A method for fabricating thermal effect standards includes providing an oven, placing at least one temperature sensor at measurement location in the oven, operating the oven, monitoring a temperature output of the at least one temperature sensor, providing at least one composite material specimen, placing the at least one composite material specimen at the measurement location in the oven and heat treating the at least one composite material specimen as at least one thermal effect standard by operating the oven according to the temperature output of the at least one temperature sensor. A method of determining a physical property of a composite material is also disclosed. | 12-31-2009 |
Wes W. Quigley, Auburn, WA US
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| 20080239284 | Application of crossed teflon diffuser to coatings on oriented surfaces - A system and method for measuring coating thickness upon a substrate containing directionally oriented elements is disclosed. A near infrared light is directed upon the coating and reflected near infrared light is collected to determine the coating thickness. A pair of stacked and crossed diffuser elements is placed between the light source and the sample, and between the sample and the reflected near infrared light collector to improve the accuracy of the measurement, especially for coating thickness of less than about 2 mils and for coatings on substrates containing directionally oriented components. Each diffuser element is formed of a polytetrafluoroethylene fluoropolymer (PTFE) film. | 10-02-2008 |
William Joseph Quigley, Columbus, OH US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100050922 | Portable collapsible boat - The invention is a portable collapsible boat comprising one or more rigid cockpit sections, constructed of a material such as fiberglass, attached to a bow section and a stem section, which are constructed of fabric material covering a skeleton of longitudinal stringers and ring frames, and are attached to the rigid cockpit section(s) by means of a belt, buckles, and/or flanges. The hybrid folding boat combines the best features of rigid boats, such as performance and durability, with the best features of existing folding boats, such as transportability, without suffering from the drawbacks of rigid boats (mainly the extensive storage space required) or folding boats (mainly weight). The hybrid folding boat is lighter, easier to transport, more rugged, safer, easier to assemble, and stiffer than previous folding boats, adapts easily to a sailing rig, and facilitates one or more passengers. Manufacture of the boat is simpler than that of conventional folding kayaks because it has fewer parts and less dependence on precision stitching of the fabric covering. | 03-04-2010 |