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Andrew Slaughter, Kansas City, MO US
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| 20080300922 | Electronic medical documentation - A system for electronic medical documentation receives a patient identifier and patient healthcare information from a user, associates the patient healthcare information with the patient identifier, and stores the patient healthcare information in an intermediate database. The system receives a command from the user and, upon receipt of the command, communicates the patient healthcare information from the intermediate database to an electronic medical record database according to a protocol that enables the electronic medical record database to store the patient healthcare information as a caregiver note in an electronic medical record pertaining to the patient identifier. The intermediate database may include patient information received from the electronic medical record database and relating only to current patients, and may be stored on a wireless handheld computing device. | 12-04-2008 |
Byron C. Slaughter, Granbury, TX US
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| 20090042664 | Golf Club Head Having a Bridge Member and a Damping Element - A cavity back golf club head having a bridge member and a damping element is disclosed. The bridge member extends across a first rear cavity connecting a heel and a toe of the golf club head to control the trajectory of a golf ball. For the longer iron clubs, a damping element extends from the sole portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member to define a second cavity to further influence the trajectory of the golf ball. For the shorter iron clubs, the damping element extends from the top portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member. The damping element may reduce the vibration and sound of the golf club head upon impact with a golf ball. | 02-12-2009 |
| 20090239679 | Golf Club Head Having a Bridge Member - A cavity back golf club head having a bridge member is disclosed. The bridge member extends across a first rear cavity connecting a heel and a toe of the golf club head to control the trajectory of a golf ball. For the longer iron clubs, a wall extending from the sole portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member defines a second cavity to further influence the trajectory of the golf ball. For the shorter iron clubs, the wall extends from the top portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member. | 09-24-2009 |
| 20110143855 | GOLF CLUB SLEEVE AND GOLF CLUBS FOR USE THEREWITH - A golf club sleeve for use with various golf club structures is presented. The golf club sleeve may have an airfoil shaped cross section and may extend over at least a portion of the shaft of the golf club to reduce drag associated with the shaft during a golf swing, thereby increasing swing speed. The golf club sleeve may be rotatable relative to the shaft of the golf club to orient itself during a swing in order to improve air flow over the sleeve. | 06-16-2011 |
| 20110172022 | Golf Club Head Having a Bridge Member and a Damping Element - A cavity back golf club head having a bridge member and a damping element is disclosed. The bridge member extends across a first rear cavity connecting a heel and a toe of the golf club head to control the trajectory of a golf ball. For the longer iron clubs, a damping element extends from the sole portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member to define a second cavity to further influence the trajectory of the golf ball. For the shorter iron clubs, the damping element extends from the top portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member. The damping element may reduce the vibration and sound of the golf club head upon impact with a golf ball. | 07-14-2011 |
| 20110218048 | Golf Club Sleeve And Golf Clubs For Use Therewith - A golf club sleeve for use with various golf club structures is presented. The golf club sleeve may have an airfoil shaped cross section and may extend over at least a portion of the shaft of the golf club to reduce drag associated with the shaft during a golf swing, thereby increasing swing speed. The golf club sleeve may be rotatable relative to the shaft of the golf club to orient itself during a swing in order to improve air flow over the sleeve. | 09-08-2011 |
| 20120329570 | Golf Club Head Having a Bridge Member and a Damping Element - A cavity back golf club head having a bridge member and a damping element is disclosed. The bridge member extends across a first rear cavity connecting a heel and a toe of the golf club head to control the trajectory of a golf ball. For the longer iron clubs, a damping element extends from the sole portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member to define a second cavity to further influence the trajectory of the golf ball. For the shorter iron clubs, the damping element extends from the top portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member. The damping element may reduce the vibration and sound of the golf club head upon impact with a golf ball. | 12-27-2012 |
Byron C. Slaughter, Ft. Worth, TX US
Byron Cole Slaughter, Granbury, TX US
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| 20090062032 | Iron Type Golf Clubs and Golf Club Heads Having Weight Containing and/or Vibration Damping Insert Members - Iron golf clubs heads and clubs include: (a) a ball striking face; (b) an opposite rear surface; (c) a sole portion extending rearward from the ball striking face and defining a cavity having an open upper portion; (d) an insert element mounted in the cavity, wherein the insert element includes at least one weight port; and (e) a weight member mounted in the port. The insert element may substantially fill the cavity to dampen vibrations and/or noise when a ball is struck. Additionally, the insert element may allow the weight(s) to be selectively placed to enable customization and tuning of the overall weight of the club head (e.g., for swing weighting purposes, for ball flight control purposes, etc.). Methods of making such club heads and clubs also are described. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20110077098 | GOLF CLUB HEAD HAVING A BRIDGE MEMBER - A cavity back golf club head having a bridge member is disclosed. The bridge member extends across a first rear cavity connecting a heel and a toe of the golf club head to control the trajectory of a golf ball. For the longer iron clubs, a wall extending from the sole portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member defines a second cavity to further influence the trajectory of the golf ball. For the shorter iron clubs, the wall extends from the top portion of the cavity back golf club head to the bridge member. | 03-31-2011 |
| 20120094780 | Device for Changing Mass Characteristics of a Golf Club - A device for changing the mass characteristics of a golf club may include a first movable mass. The device may also include a first movable mass guide configured to accommodate longitudinal travel of the first movable mass along the golf club shaft. The first movable mass guide may not extend beyond the distal end of the golf club shaft. The golf club head may include a second movable mass and a second movable mass guide that accommodates travel of the second movable mass. | 04-19-2012 |
David W. Slaughter, Las Vegas, NV US
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| 20090157544 | Record-keeping system for transmission and production of content - A method of transmitting content over a network, the content being subject to a record-keeping requirement, includes the steps of: providing information pertaining to at least a portion of the content in accordance with a record-keeping requirement; associating the information with the content; providing the associated information to a custodian; and transmitting the content over a network. | 06-18-2009 |
| 20110047089 | Record-keeping system for transmission and production of content - A method is provided for producing content, the content to be produced depicting at least one person and being subject to a federal record-keeping requirement. The method includes the steps of providing to a computer system information pertaining to a person to be depicted in at least a portion of the content in accordance with a federal record-keeping requirement; associating by the computer system the information with the content to be produced by storing the information together with an identification of the content to be produced in a storage medium independent of a medium to be used to store the content; determining by the computer system that the stored associated information complies with the federal record-keeping requirement; and producing the content based on the determination of compliance. | 02-24-2011 |
Eva M.t. Slaughter, Buffalo, NY US
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| 20090012550 | Pigmentary glaucoma iris scraping treatment of the iris - An iris scraping surgical method treats pigmentary glaucoma in which the pigment attaches to the underside of the iris. An incision is made in the sclera. The iris is lifted and pigment and/or cellular debris is scraped with a scalpel from the bottom layer (pigment epithelium) of the iris. The iris lifted up from the lens to remove the build up of escaping pigment on that layer to let the fluid flow out at a normal rate to drain out of the trabecular meshwork and then the iris is lowered and the incision in the sclera is closed. | 01-08-2009 |
Eva M. T. Slaughter, Buffalo, NY US
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| 20090112240 | PIGMENTARY GLAUCOMA IRIS SCRAPING TREATMENT METHOD AND THE IRIS T ALUMINUM SCRAPING SCALPEL TOOL - An iris scraping surgical method and The Iris “T” Aluminum Scraping Scalpel Surgical Glaucoma Treatment Tool to treat pigmentary glaucoma by scraping away the pigment and debris attached to the underside of the iris thereby relieving the pressure buildup caused by the pigment blocking fluid flow between the iris and the lens. An incision is made in the sclera. The iris is lifted and pigment and/or cellular debris is scraped with The Iris “T” Aluminum Scraping Scalpel Surgical Glaucoma Treatment Tool, a double edged flat handle surgical tool from the natural bottom layer (pigment epithelium) on the underside of the iris. The fluid can then flow out at a normal rate between the iris and the lens to drain out of the trabecular meshwork to prevent pressure buildup. The iris is lowered and the incision in the sclera is closed. | 04-30-2009 |
| 20110213394 | Pigmentary glaucoma iris scraping treatment method and the iris T aluminum scraping scalpel tool - An iris scraping surgical method and tool to treat pigmentary glaucoma by making an incision in the sclera, lifting the iris and scraping away the pigment and debris attached to the backside of the iris thereby relieving the pressure buildup caused by the pigment blocking fluid flow between the iris and the lens and allowing the fluid to flow, and closing the sclera. The tool comprises a pointed sharp tipped double edged flat blade and handle surgical tool two opposing dull non cutting scraping blade edges extending back from the front tip, the entire aluminum handle and aluminum blade including the tip, and scraping blade edges having a durable plastic coating to withstand operating conditions and all forms of sterilization procedures. | 09-01-2011 |
Gregory L. Slaughter, Palo Alto, CA US
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| 20120079368 | Dynamic Displays in a Distributed Computing Environment - A mechanism for describing dynamic display objects in a distributed computing environment is described. A service in a distributed computing environment may generate results data for a client in response to client requests. The service may provide schemas describing the presentation characteristics of results data. The schemas may include information for use in presenting the results data. The results data may include data elements, and the presentation schema may include presentation elements each including information describing the presentation characteristics of one or more of the data elements. The client may map data elements to corresponding presentation elements from the schema, and may use the element corresponding to a data element to present the data element. Using the dynamic display objects, display behavior may be altered without having to rebuild code. | 03-29-2012 |
James William Slaughter, Delta, CO US
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| 20100064710 | SELF CONTAINED WATER-TO-WATER HEAT PUMP - A self-contained water-to-water heat transfer system is provided that mixes hot water produced by a heat exchange with cold output fluid expelled from the heat pump to make source fluid. More specifically, in order to reduce the fluid flow rate required within a heat pump and substantially prevent freezing of evaporator coils within the heat pump, source water fed into the heat pump is taken from a mixture of the output hot water that was generated in the heat pump and the cool water exiting the heat pump. The system alleviates the need to employ a ground loop outside of a structure that is required by traditional geothermal heating systems. | 03-18-2010 |
Javon Z. T. Slaughter, Buffalo, NY US
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| 20110213394 | Pigmentary glaucoma iris scraping treatment method and the iris T aluminum scraping scalpel tool - An iris scraping surgical method and tool to treat pigmentary glaucoma by making an incision in the sclera, lifting the iris and scraping away the pigment and debris attached to the backside of the iris thereby relieving the pressure buildup caused by the pigment blocking fluid flow between the iris and the lens and allowing the fluid to flow, and closing the sclera. The tool comprises a pointed sharp tipped double edged flat blade and handle surgical tool two opposing dull non cutting scraping blade edges extending back from the front tip, the entire aluminum handle and aluminum blade including the tip, and scraping blade edges having a durable plastic coating to withstand operating conditions and all forms of sterilization procedures. | 09-01-2011 |
John Slaughter, Lewisville, TX US
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| 20110165960 | Weighting Ferrule for Golf Club - A weighting ferrule for a golf club is provided. The weighting ferrule has a first section that fits between the shaft and the hosel and a second section that extends up the shaft. The weighting ferrule is made of a strong rigid material, such as titanium, carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, or the like. The size of the ferrule may also be adjusted such that the weight of the ferrule adjusts the weight of the club head for a particular design. | 07-07-2011 |
John K. Slaughter, Fresno, CA US
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| 20110119797 | Peach tree, 'Burpeachtwentythree' - A new and distinct variety of peach tree ( | 05-19-2011 |
| 20120151644 | Peach tree, 'Burpeachtwentysix' - A new and distinct variety of peach tree ( | 06-14-2012 |
| 20120159679 | Peach tree, 'Burpeachtwentyseven' - A new and distinct variety of peach tree ( | 06-21-2012 |
John K. Slaughter, Frenso, CA US
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| 20120096610 | PEACH TREE, 'BURPEACHTWENTYFIVE' - A new and distinct variety of peach tree ( | 04-19-2012 |
John L. Slaughter, Louisville, KY US
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| 20090213523 | Selectable size AC motor run capacitor - The present invention relates to a capacitor unit for use as a run capacitor in an AC motor circuit including a grouping of two to ten capacitors connected to an integral and internal multiple position selector switch having an externally accessible atuator knob in such a way that different selector switch positions select different parallel combinations of the capacitors. The capacitors are of suitable size and electrical characteristics for use as run capacitors in an AC motor circuit and a grouping of one of the two leads of each capacitor in the group is interconnected to form a first output lead for the capacitance unit. The selector switch is usable in an AC motor circuit for switching capacitors in and out of a parallel group in which the free leads of each of the capacitors are individually connected to terminals on the selector switch and the common terminal on the selector switch provides a second output lead for the capacitor unit, the selector switch being capable of connecting various combinations of the capacitors in a parallel configuration such that the capacitor unit yields selectable capacitance values. A housing to package the capacitors, the selector switch, and the required wiring is included. | 08-27-2009 |
Jon Slaughter, Tempe, AZ US
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| 20110074406 | THREE AXIS MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR - Three bridge circuits ( | 03-31-2011 |
| 20110147867 | METHOD OF VERTICALLY MOUNTING AN INTEGRATED CIRCUIT - A method of mounting a first integrated circuit ( | 06-23-2011 |
| 20110244599 | PROCESS INTEGRATION OF A SINGLE CHIP THREE AXIS MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR - A semiconductor process integrates three bridge circuits, each include magnetoresistive sensors coupled as a Wheatstone bridge on a single chip to sense a magnetic field in three orthogonal directions. The process includes various deposition and etch steps forming the magnetoresistive sensors and a plurality of flux guides on one of the three bridge circuits for transferring a “Z” axis magnetic field onto sensors orientated in the XY plane. | 10-06-2011 |
| 20110292714 | STRUCTURES AND METHODS FOR A FIELD-RESET SPIN-TORQUE MRAM - An apparatus and method of programming a spin-torque magnetoresistive memory array includes a metal reset line positioned near each of a plurality of magnetoresistive bits and configured to set the plurality of magnetoresistive memory elements to a known state by generating a magnetic field when an electrical current flows through it. A spin torque transfer current is then applied to selected ones of the magnetoresistive bits to switch the selected bit to a programmed state. In another mode of operation, a resistance of the plurality of bits is sensed prior to generating the magnetic field. The resistance is again sensed after the magnetic field is generated and the data represented by the initial state of each bit is determined from the resistance change. A spin torque transfer current is then applied only to those magnetoresistive bits having a resistance different from prior to the magnetic field being applied. | 12-01-2011 |
| 20120015099 | STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING A MAGNETIC THIN FILM MEMORY HAVING A HIGH FIELD ANISOTROPY - A method for depositing uniform and smooth ferromagnetic thin films with high deposition-induced microstructural anisotropy includes a magnetic material deposited in two or more static oblique deposition steps from opposed directions to form a free layer having a high kink Hk, a high energy barrier to thermal reversal, a low critical current in spin-torque switching embodiments, and improved resistance to diffusion of material from adjacent layers in the device. Nonmagnetic layers deposited by the static oblique deposition technique may be used as seed layers for a ferromagnetic free layer or to generate other types of anisotropy determined by the deposition-induced microstructural anisotropy. Additional magnetic or non-magnetic layers may be deposited by conventional methods adjacent to oblique layer to provide magnetic coupling control, reduction of surface roughness, and barriers to diffusion from additional adjacent layers in the device. | 01-19-2012 |
| 20120081950 | STRUCTURES AND METHODS FOR A FIELD-RESET SPIN-TORQUE MRAM - An apparatus and method of programming a spin-torque magnetoresistive memory array includes a conductive reset line positioned near each of a plurality of magnetoresistive bits and configured to set the plurality of magnetoresistive memory elements to a known state having magnetization perpendicular to the film plane of the magnetoresistive bits by generating a magnetic field when an electrical current flows therethrough. The conductive reset line is positioned such that the magnetic field is applied with a predominant component perpendicular to the film plane when an electrical current of predetermined magnitude, duration, and direction flows through the first conductive reset line. Another conductive reset line may be positioned wherein the magnetic field is created between the two conductive reset lines. A permeable ferromagnetic material may be positioned around a portion of the conductive reset line or lines to focus the magnetic field in the desired direction by positioning edges of permeable ferromagnetic material on opposed sides of the film plane. A spin torque transfer current is applied to selected ones of the magnetoresistive bits to switch the selected bit to a programmed state. | 04-05-2012 |
| 20120193736 | FABRICATION PROCESS AND LAYOUT FOR MAGNETIC SENSOR ARRAYS - A magnetic sensor includes a plurality of groups, each group comprising a plurality of magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) devices having a plurality of conductors configured to couple the MTJ devices within one group in parallel and the groups in series enabling independent optimization of the material resistance area (RA) of the MTJ and setting total device resistance so that the total bridge resistance is not so high that Johnson noise becomes a signal limiting concern, and yet not so low that CMOS elements may diminish the read signal. Alternatively, the magnetic tunnel junction devices within each of at least two groups in series and the at least two groups in parallel resulting in the individual configuration of the electrical connection path and the magnetic reference direction of the reference layer, leading to independent optimization of both functions, and more freedom in device design and layout. The X and Y pitch of the sense elements are arranged such that the line segment that stabilizes, for example, the right side of one sense element; also stabilizes the left side of the adjacent sense element. | 08-02-2012 |
| 20120313191 | SPIN-TORQUE MAGNETORESISTIVE MEMORY ELEMENT AND METHOD OF FABRICATING SAME - A spin-torque magnetoresistive memory element has a high magnetoresistance and low current density. A free magnetic, layer is positioned between first and second spin polarizers. A first tunnel barrier is positioned between the first spin polarizer and the free magnetic layer and a second tunnel barrier is positioned between the second spin polarizer and the free magnetic layer. The magnetoresistance ratio of the second tunnel barrier has a value greater than double the magnetoresistance ratio of the first tunnel barrier. | 12-13-2012 |
Joseph M. Slaughter, Des Plaines, IL US
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| 20100126621 | High Velocity Low Impact Liquid Feed Distributor - A liquid distribution device including a liquid distributor having an inlet pipe connected to a piping manifold that further includes a plurality of liquid distribution pipes each liquid distribution pipe including an inlet connected to the piping manifold and an outlet, and a liquid impact portion having a plurality of pans located in close proximity to the outlet of one or more of the liquid distribution pipes. | 05-27-2010 |
Michael Slaughter, Boise, ID US
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| 20100097090 | PUSHER ASSEMBLIES FOR USE IN MICROFEATURE DEVICE TESTING, SYSTEMS WITH PUSHER ASSEMBLIES, AND METHODS FOR USING SUCH PUSHER ASSEMBLIES - Pusher assemblies for use in microelectronic device testing systems and methods for using such pusher assemblies are disclosed herein. One particular embodiment of such a pusher assembly comprises a plate having a first side and a second side opposite the first side. An engagement assembly is removably coupled to the second side of the plate and positioned to contact a microfeature device being tested. The pusher assembly can include an urging member proximate the first side of the plate and configured to move the engagement assembly toward the device being tested. The pusher assembly can also include a heat transfer unit carried by the first side of the plate. In several embodiments, the pusher assembly can further include a plurality of pins carried by the engagement assembly such that the pins extend through the plate and engage the urging member to restrict axial movement of the urging member toward the device being tested. | 04-22-2010 |
Michael R. Slaughter, Boise, ID US
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| 20100089851 | DEVICES AND METHODS FOR HANDLING MICROELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES - Handling devices and methods for handling microelectronic assemblies are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a frame includes a first end portion, a second end portion that is spaced along a longitudinal axis from the first end portion, a first side portion that couples the first and second end portions, and a second side portion that couples the first and second end portions and is spaced along a lateral axis from the first side portion. An insert is releasably disposed on the frame and includes a plurality of pockets, with individual pockets positioned to releasably receive a respective one of the microelectronic assemblies. A retainer is positioned to secure and release the insert with respect to the frame. | 04-15-2010 |
| 20110259772 | DEVICES AND METHOD FOR HANDLING MICROELECTRONICS ASSEMBLIES - The disclosure relates to trays for the handling and shipping of computer chips, or similar microelectronic devices. The tray include a series of channels, each extending along a width of the tray. The channels include such devices as pins and clips for securing a thermoformed tape. The thermoformed tape includes pockets for storing the various computer chips, or similar microelectronic devices. | 10-27-2011 |
Nelson Slaughter, Locust Grover, GA US
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| 20120168023 | GENESET FUEL TRANSFER SYSTEM AND METHOD - An electric generator set fuel control system is disclosed. The fuel control system includes an electric generator, a prime mover mechanically coupled to the generator, a first fuel tank, a fuel level sensor configured to generate a fuel level signal indicative of a fuel level in the first fuel tank, a fuel loading operator input device configured to generate a fuel loading signal, a fueling mode operator input device configured to generate a fueling mode signal, and a control module. The first fuel tank is configured to supply fuel to the prime mover, and selectively receive or supply fuel to a second fuel tank through a fuel pump. The control module is configured to generate a fuel transfer signal as a function of the fuel loading signal, the fueling mode signal, and the fuel level signal. | 07-05-2012 |
Nelson H. Slaughter, Locust Grove, GA US
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| 20090323256 | Interface for system for generating electric power - An interface for facilitates at least one of control and monitoring of a system for generating electric power, the system including a control panel. The interface may include a compartment configured to be operably associated with a housing defining an interior at least partially containing the system for generating electric power. The interface may further include at least one electrical connector contained within the compartment, and an access panel operably associated with the compartment. The access panel may be configured to facilitate selective access to an interior of the compartment from an exterior of the housing. The at least one electrical connector may be configured to be coupled to an electric line electrically connected to the control panel and an electric line extending to a location exterior to the housing. | 12-31-2009 |
Ricky Slaughter, Longview, TX US
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| 20100212404 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR LEAK DETECTION IN HORIZONTAL CYLINDRICAL STORAGE TANKS - A safe, precise, and cost effective storage tank leak detection system. Embodiments include two highly precise quartz crystal type pressure transducers held at a constant temperature. A bubbler to achieve access to the hydrostatic pressure at the tank bottom and just below the liquid surface. First transducer and bubbler are used to measure fluid mass while second transducer and bubbler are used to measure fluid density then used in combination with data correction and regression techniques to yield a storage tank leak detection system for use in horizontal cylindrically shaped tanks with an extremely low leak detection threshold. The storage tank leak detection system is thought to be most useful for detecting and measuring very small leaks in large horizontal cylindrical storage tanks. | 08-26-2010 |
Ryan Richard Slaughter, Riverside, CA US
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| 20120305174 | LAYER PROCESSING FOR PHARMACEUTICALS - Layer processing for pharmaceuticals, and related systems, methods, and articles are generally described. In some embodiments, ingestible pharmaceutical products (e.g., tablets) can be formed by processing one or more layers containing a pharmaceutically active composition. For example, at least one layer containing a pharmaceutically active composition can be manipulated (e.g., folded, rolled, stacked, etc.) such that the average thickness of the product formed by the manipulation is at least about two times the average thickness of the portions of the layer(s) used to form the product. In some embodiments, after the layer is manipulated, it can be processed (e.g., cut, coated, etc.) to form a final product such as, for example, a tablet. | 12-06-2012 |
Seth E. Slaughter, Peoria, IL US
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| 20120159911 | CRANKCASE FILTER - A crankcase filter comprises a housing comprising an inlet for an oil-gas mixture, a first outlet for oil, and a second outlet for gas; a filter element within the housing with a first end and a second end and a passage between the two ends, wherein the inlet opens to the first end, and the first outlet opens to the second end; and a collector configured to collect oil to the first outlet. The oil may be captured from the passage of the filter element and from the filter element. Hereby some of the oil need not to pass through the filter. Further, the crankcase filter may include a valve between the second end and the first outlet, the valve being configured to allow only oil to exit to the first outlet. The valve may be a ball float valve. | 06-28-2012 |
Seth Evan Slaughter, Peoria, IL US
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| 20090199794 | Crankcase ventilation system - A ventilation system for use with an internal combustion engine having a crankcase is disclosed. The ventilation system may have a breather housing connected to ventilate gases from the crankcase, and a filtration canister fluidly connected downstream of the breather housing. The filtration canister may have a filter housing, a filtering medium located within the filter housing to collect oil from the gases, and an oil collection container disposed within the filter housing and being configured to receive at least a portion of the filtering medium. The oil collection container may have a drain port in fluid communication with the crankcase. The filtration canister may also have at least one port configured to discharge the gases from the housing after the gases have passed through the filtering medium. | 08-13-2009 |
| 20120297980 | BREATHER FOR CRANKCASE VENTILATION SYSTEM - An engine crankcase breather for oil segregation, from blow-by gases, in an engine. The engine crankcase breather includes a housing with an inlet located in a downstream direction of the blow-by gases and an outlet. The breather also includes a baffle within the housing which poses a tortuous path for the blow-by gases, in order to segregate oil particles from the blow-by gases. The baffle includes a hook-shaped portion, in which the oil segregation takes place. The engine crankcase breather further includes a trough extending within the housing. The trough is aligned with the hook-shaped portion of the baffle, to collect the segregated oil from the blow-by gases | 11-29-2012 |
Sharon Slaughter, Aurora, CO US
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| 20120294010 | Lighted Multi-Plane Window Well Enhancement System - The invention utilizes a number of thin, flexible layers placed in parallel to each other and the back wall of a window well. The inner layer is translucent such that when lit, the lighting shines through the layer and illuminates the middle and outer layers or shines through all the layers and through the window well and into the room. Alternatively, the inner layer is reflective so that it reflects light directed towards it into the other layers. The various layers can be variably transparent, translucent and/or opaque and can be shaded. By spacing the layers apart, depth can be imparted to a viewer. The outermost layer can have the appearance of a metallic film and/or artistic representations. This outer film can be stenciled such that patterns of light shine through in various places. | 11-22-2012 |
Tawan S. Slaughter, Buffalo, NY US
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| 20090012550 | Pigmentary glaucoma iris scraping treatment of the iris - An iris scraping surgical method treats pigmentary glaucoma in which the pigment attaches to the underside of the iris. An incision is made in the sclera. The iris is lifted and pigment and/or cellular debris is scraped with a scalpel from the bottom layer (pigment epithelium) of the iris. The iris lifted up from the lens to remove the build up of escaping pigment on that layer to let the fluid flow out at a normal rate to drain out of the trabecular meshwork and then the iris is lowered and the incision in the sclera is closed. | 01-08-2009 |
| 20090112240 | PIGMENTARY GLAUCOMA IRIS SCRAPING TREATMENT METHOD AND THE IRIS T ALUMINUM SCRAPING SCALPEL TOOL - An iris scraping surgical method and The Iris “T” Aluminum Scraping Scalpel Surgical Glaucoma Treatment Tool to treat pigmentary glaucoma by scraping away the pigment and debris attached to the underside of the iris thereby relieving the pressure buildup caused by the pigment blocking fluid flow between the iris and the lens. An incision is made in the sclera. The iris is lifted and pigment and/or cellular debris is scraped with The Iris “T” Aluminum Scraping Scalpel Surgical Glaucoma Treatment Tool, a double edged flat handle surgical tool from the natural bottom layer (pigment epithelium) on the underside of the iris. The fluid can then flow out at a normal rate between the iris and the lens to drain out of the trabecular meshwork to prevent pressure buildup. The iris is lowered and the incision in the sclera is closed. | 04-30-2009 |
Tawan S. T. Slaughter, Buffalo, NY US
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| 20110213394 | Pigmentary glaucoma iris scraping treatment method and the iris T aluminum scraping scalpel tool - An iris scraping surgical method and tool to treat pigmentary glaucoma by making an incision in the sclera, lifting the iris and scraping away the pigment and debris attached to the backside of the iris thereby relieving the pressure buildup caused by the pigment blocking fluid flow between the iris and the lens and allowing the fluid to flow, and closing the sclera. The tool comprises a pointed sharp tipped double edged flat blade and handle surgical tool two opposing dull non cutting scraping blade edges extending back from the front tip, the entire aluminum handle and aluminum blade including the tip, and scraping blade edges having a durable plastic coating to withstand operating conditions and all forms of sterilization procedures. | 09-01-2011 |
Thomas Slaughter, Lakeland, FL US
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| 20130017227 | WOUND HEALING COMPOSITIONS AND ASSOCIATED METHODSAANM Lambert, JR.; Cary JakeAACI Winter HavenAAST FLAACO USAAGP Lambert, JR.; Cary Jake Winter Haven FL USAANM Slaughter; ThomasAACI LakelandAAST FLAACO USAAGP Slaughter; Thomas Lakeland FL US - In one embodiment, the present disclosure provides a composition including an aqueous solution comprising about 1% to about 50% weight/volume poloxamer having the general formula HO(C | 01-17-2013 |
V. Blake Slaughter, Manchester, MO US
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| 20090084769 | JOINING FIXTURES, METHODS FOR JOINING, AND JOINED STRUCTURES - In one embodiment, a holding fixture is disclosed for locating and stabilizing substantially identical repeated units during joining of the repeated units. In another embodiment, a method is disclosed for manufacturing a structure comprising substantially identical repeated units. In still another embodiment, a welded structure is provided comprising a plurality of welded together substantially identical repeated units. | 04-02-2009 |
Victor Blake Slaughter, Manchester, MO US
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| 20090090493 | TWIST VANE COUNTER-PARALLEL FLOW HEAT EXCHANGER APPARATUS AND METHOD - A heat exchanger and method that includes the use of at least one manifold having a plurality of vanes for circulating a fluid requiring cooling. The vanes define a pair of adjacent flow channels that each has a changing cross sectional shape that varies the aspect ratio of the adjacent flow channels defined by each vane. Each vane also has a twisting or spiral shape that serves to change the orientation of each of its adjacent flow channels to even more effectively enable transfer of heat from a first fluid flowing within one of the flow channels to a second fluid flowing in the other adjacent flow channel. In various embodiments both counter-direction flow and same-direction flows are employed in the manifold. | 04-09-2009 |
Victor Blakemore Slaughter, Manchester, MO US
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| 20090145266 | Metal Powder Production System and Method - A metal powder production system includes a vacuum chamber having a vacuum chamber interior, a stock feed mechanism communicating with the vacuum chamber interior, a radiation source provided in the vacuum chamber interior, a cooling chamber having a cooling chamber interior communicating with the vacuum chamber interior and a container communicating with the cooling chamber interior. A metal powder production method is also disclosed. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20110011207 | METAL POWDER PRODUCTION SYSTEM AND METHOD - A metal powder production system includes a vacuum chamber having a vacuum chamber interior, a stock feed mechanism communicating with the vacuum chamber interior, a radiation source provided in the vacuum chamber interior, a cooling chamber having a cooling chamber interior communicating with the vacuum chamber interior and a container communicating with the cooling chamber interior. A metal powder production method is also disclosed. | 01-20-2011 |