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USPTO – Reexamination Update July 18th to July 24th, 2012

S.N Patent Control Requested Requester Type Title Abstract Assignee(s) Inventor(s) Primary Other
number Number date Class Class
A
membrane
process
and
apparatus
are
described
for the
production
Multiple of a
Benjamin
stage semi- desired
C.
permeable very high
Spehlmann Enerfex, Callahan,
membrane purity
, Banner & Inc. Richard A. 95/45,
1 5,482,539 90/012,343 08-Jun-12 Ex Parte process permeate 95/51
Witcoff, (Burlington, (Burlington, 95/55
and gas by use
LTD., VT) VT)
apparatus of a
Washingto
for gas multiple
n, DC
separation stage
membrane
process
wherein in
a primary
stage a
process
feed gas
mixture is
provided

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to a
primary
membrane
separator
unit
comprisin
ga
membrane
having a
relatively
high
intrinsic
permeabili
ty to
provide an
intermedia
te
permeate
gas and a
retentate
gas, and
providing
the
intermedia
te
permeate
gas in a
secondary
stage to a
secondary
membrane


separator
unit
comprisin
ga
membrane
having a
relatively
low
intrinsic
permeabili
ty, to
produce
therefrom
a very
high
purity
permeate
gas
product.
Hoya A
Corporatio laryngosc
n, Scott A. ope, for
Berall,
McKeown, use in
Jonathan
Oblon Laryngosc intubating
(173
Spivak ope for use a patient's
2 5,827,178 90/012,340 06-Jun-12 Ex Parte Columbia 600/185 600/188
McClellan in trachea trachea,
Heights,
d intubation especially
Brooklyn,
Maier & in
NY, 11201)
Neustadt, emergenc
LLP., y
Alexandria situations.


, VA The
laryngosc
ope has a
camera
mounted
in the
vicinity of
a distal
end of its
blade to
observe
the
patient's
trachea
opening
and other
oral
internal
structures
in a visual
field. The
camera is
connected,
typically
via a
fiberoptic
cable, to a
lightweigh
t portable
television
screen,


preferably
mounted
on the
laryngosc
ope
handle, for
displaying
the visual
field to the
a
Profession
al
Intubator
so as to
enable
him or her
to observe
continuou
sly the
trachea
opening
and other
oral
internal
structures
as he or
she
manipulat
es the
intubating
instrument


. The
laryngosc
ope with
the
camera
and screen
thereon
preferably
is held in
one of the
Profession
al
Intubator's
hands to
lift and
move
aside the
patient's
tongue
steadily
and
constantly
. The
other hand
of the
Profession
al
Intubator
then is
free to
manipulat


e the
intubating
instrument
.
Mounting
the
camera
and the
screen on
the
laryngosc
ope,
which
remains
quite
steady,
provides
the
Profession
al
Intubator
with a
continuou
s steady
display of
the
trachea
opening
and other
oral
internal


structures
on the
screen
while the
intubator
also sees
directly
down the
patient's
mouth.
A system Woudenber
is g, Timothy
provided M. (Half
for Moon Bay,
carrying CA);
out real Bodner,
time Kevin S.
System for
Jeffrey B. fluorescen The Perkin- (San Mateo,
real time 422/82.05,
Oster, ce-based elmer, CA);
detection 422/82.06,
Troll measurem Applied Connell,
of nucleic 422/82.07,
3 5,928,907 90/012,341 06-Jun-12 Busters, Ex Parte ents of Biosystems Charles R. 435/91.2
acid 422/82.08,
LLC., nucleic Division (Redwood
amplificati 422/82.11,
Mercer acid (Foster City, City, CA);
on 435/6.11
Island, WA amplificati CA) Ganz, Alan
products
on M.
products. (Trumbull,
In a CT);
preferred Mcbride,
embodime Lincoln J.
nt of the (Belmont,
invention, CA);


an Saviano,
excitation Paul G.
beam is (Norwalk,
focused CT);
into a Shigeura,
reaction John
mixture (Fremont,
through a CA); Tracy,
surface, David H.
the (Norwalk,
reaction CT);
mixture Young,
containing Eugene F.
(i) a first (Wilton,
fluorescen CT); Lee,
t indicator Linda G.
capable of (Palo Alto,
generating CA)
a first
fluorescen
t signal
whose
intensity
is
proportion
al to the
amount of
an
amplificati
on product
in the


volume of
the
reaction
mixture
illuminate
d by the
excitation
beam and
(ii) a
second
fluorescen
t indicator
homogene
ously
distributed
throughou
t the
reaction
mixture
capable of
generating
a second
fluorescen
t signal
proportion
al to the
volume of
reaction
mixture
illuminate
d by the


excitation
beam.
Preferably
, the
excitation
beam is
focused
into the
reaction
mixture
by a lens
through a
portion of
a wall of a
closed
reaction
chamber
containing
the
reaction
mixture.
The same
lens is
used to
collect the
first and
second
fluorescen
t signals
generated
by the first


and
second
fluorescen
t
indicators,
respectivel
y, in
response
to the
excitation
beam. The
ratio of
the
fluorescen
t
intensities
of the first
and
second
fluorescen
t signals
provides a
stable
quantitativ
e indicator
of the
amount of
amplificati
on product
synthesize
d in the


course of
the
amplificati
on
reaction.
In PCB
manufactu
re, the
pads
and/or
through-
holes of a 205/85,
bare board 427/97.2,
are Soutar, 427/97.4,
Arthur G. Process for protected Andrew 427/97.9,
Schaier, silver prior to Mcintosh 427/98.8,
Carmody plating in mounting Alpha (London, 427/99.5,
& printed of other Metals, Inc. GB); 427/125,
4 5,955,141 90/012,336 04-Jun-12 Ex Parte 228/209
Torrance, circuit componen (Jersey City, Mcgrath, 427/304,
LLP., board ts by a NJ) Peter 427/307,
Waterbury, manufactur silver Thomas 427/405,
CT e plating (Mission 427/421.1,
process. Viejo, CA) 427/427,
The silver 427/437,
plate is 427/443.1
applied
from a
plating
compositi
on by a
replaceme


nt process
in which
silver ions
oxidized
copper
and
deposit a
layer of
silver at
the
surface. In
the
aqueous
plating
compositi
on the
silver ions
are
maintaine
d in
solution
by the
incorporat
ion of a
multidenta
te
complexin
g agent.
The
compositi
ons may


contain a
silver
tarnish
inhibitor
and are
free of
reducing
agent
capable of
reducing
silver ions
to silver
metal,
halide
ions and
substantial
ly free of
non-
aqueous
solvent.
Surface
mounted
componen
ts can be
soldered
direct to
the silver
coated
contact
using any
commerci


ally
available
solder.
Silver
does not
deposit
onto
solder
mask, but
only onto
metal
which is
less
electropos
itive than
silver.
A data
redirection
system for
redirecting
Ikudome,
user's data
User Koichiro
based on a Auriq
James J. specific (Arcadia,
stored rule Systems,
Wong, automatic CA);
5 6,779,118, 90/012,342 08-Jun-12 Ex Parte set. The Inc. 726/7 726/14
Redwood data Yeung,
redirection (Pasadena,
City, CA redirection Moon Tai
of data is CA)
system (Alhambra,
performed
CA)
by a
redirection
server,
which


receives
the
redirection
rule sets
for each
user from
an
authentica
tion and
accountin
g server,
and a
database.
Prior to
using the
system,
users
authentica
te with the
authentica
tion and
accountin
g server,
and
receive a
network
address.
The
authentica
tion and
accountin


g server
retrieves
the proper
rule set for
the user,
and
communic
ates the
rule set
and the
user's
address to
the
redirection
server.
The
redirection
server
then
implement
s the
redirection
rule set for
the user's
address.
Rule sets
are
removed
from the
redirection
server


either
when the
user
disconnect
s, or based
on some
predetermi
ned event.
New rule
sets are
added to
the
redirection
server
either
when a
user
connects,
or based
on some
predetermi
ned event.
The Vilcauskas
Robert present Jr., Andrew 705/14.73,
Ryan Post- invention J. (7305 707/999.0
Morishita, session is directed SW. 1,
6 7,386,555 90/012,344 08-Jun-12 Morishita Ex Parte internet to a post- Delaware 1/1 707/999.1
Law Firm, advertising session Cir., 04,
LLC., Las system advertisin Tualatin, 715/802,
Vegas, NV g system OR, US); 719/318
that may Bloodgood


be used in III, Robert
media D. (236 SE.
such as 90th,
computers Portland,
, personal OR, US);
digital Middleton,
assistants, Matthew G.
telephones (14880 NW.
, Fawnlily
televisions Dr.,
, radios, Portland,
and OR, US)
similar
devices. In
one
preferred
embodime
nt, a first
display is
viewed in
a first
platform
in the
foregroun
d of a
media by
a viewer.
A viewer
initiates a
load
triggering


event and
in
response,
a post-
session
platform
is opened
to display
a post-
session
display in
the
backgroun
d of the
media.
Significan
tly, in the
preferred
embodime
nt, the
post-
session
platform
stays in
said
backgroun
d until a
view
triggering
event
occurs.


The type
of
platform
and
display
used will
depend
significant
ly on the
media. In
one
preferred
embodime
nt of the
present
invention
an
optional
focus
timer is
activated
by the
view
triggering
event to
allow an
accurate
assessmen
t of the
actual
time a


viewer
focuses on
the
display in
the post-
session
platform.
In another
alternate
preferred
embodime
nt of the
present
invention,
the
number of
post-
session
platforms
is limited
to, for
example,
one
platform.
L. Grant A modular Jenkins,
Connor
Foster, tile Mark L. 15/215,
Modular Sport Court
Holland & configured (Salt Lake 52/387,
tile with Internationa
7 7,748,177 90/020,003 29-May-12 Hart, LLP., Ex Parte to City, UT, 52/177 52/392,
controlled l, Inc. (Salt
Salt interlock US); 52/592.1,
deflection Lake City,
Lake City, with Shapiro, 404/35
UT, US)
UT multiple Jeremiah


tiles to (West
form a Valley City,
modular UT, US);
floor Forster,
covering Cheryl (Salt
over a Lake City,
floor. The UT, US);
tile North,
includes a Vaughn W.
top (Salt Lake
surface City, UT,
having a US); Stott,
periphery David L.
defining (Providence,
side walls UT, US)
extending
downward
from the
top
surface,
the side
walls
having a
coupling
portion
configured
to couple
with other
tiles
adjacent
thereto to


form the
modular
floor
covering.
The tile
also
includes a
bottom
side,
opposite
the top
surface,
having a
support
grid
including
an array of
downward
extending
polymeric
post
structures,
at least
some of
the post
structures
including
at least
one
resilient
end


portion
with a
radial end
surface
configured
to be
positioned
against the
floor to
facilitate
controlled
deflection
of the post
structures.
The post
structures
may
comprise
primary
and
secondary
post
structures,
with the
secondary
post
structures
limiting
the
deflection
of the


primary
post
structures.
Disclosed
are Debruyn,
strategies Roland P.
for the (Highlands
economica Ranch, CO,
l US);
microbial Dodson,
generation James B.
of (Castle
hydrogen, Rock, CO,
useful as US);
Karen E. Generation
an Pfeiffer,
Flick, Law of Luca
alternative Robert S.
Offices of hydrogen Technologie
energy (Parker, CO, 423/650,
8 8,092,559 90/012,337 05-Jun-12 Karen E. Ex Parte from s, Inc. 48/127.5
source, US); 435/168
Flick, El hydrocarbo (Golden,
from Szaloczi,
Granada, n bearing CO, US)
hydrocarb Eric L.
CA materials
on-rich (Denver,
deposits CO, US);
such as Ulrich,
coal, oil Glenn A.
and/or gas (Golden,
formations CO, US);
, oil shale, Weber,
bitumen, Jeffrey L.
tar sands, (Denver,
carbonace CO, US)
ous shale,


peat
deposits
and
sediments
rich in
organic
matter
through
the
manageme
nt of the
metabolis
m of
microbial
consortia.
Third Party A slot
Requester: machine
Sony networked Walker, Jay
Computer to a S.
Entertainm central (Ridgefield,
ent System for server CT);
Walker
America, adapting receives Jorasch,
Digital,
LLC.; Inter gaming preference James A. 273/139,
9 6,293,866 95/002,013 12-Jun-12 LLC 463/20
(Att'y Is: Partes devices to data (Stamford, 463/42
(Stamford,
Callie playing correspon CT);
CT)
Pendergras preferences ding to a Sparico,
s, Erise IP, player Thomas M.
PA., from the (Riverside,
Overland central CT)
Park, KS), server and
Real Party configures


in Interest: the game
Same As to match
Third Party the
Requester received
preference
data. The
player
inserts his
player
tracking
card into
the slot
machine,
which
transmits
player
identificati
on data to
the central
server.
The
central
server
transmits
player
preference
data and
casino
preference
data for
that player


to the slot
machine
for
configurat
ion. While
the player
plays the
slot
machine,
the slot
machine
transmits
data about
the
player's
performan
ce to the
central
server.
The
central
server
determine
s
appropriat
e casino
preference
values
based
upon the
player's


performan
ce and
transmits
those
values to
the slot
machine
for
configurat
ion.
A time-to-
contact
Third Party
estimate
Requester:
determinat
iOnRoad, System
ion system
LTD.; and
is
(Att'y Is: method for
disclosed
Guy detecting
for
Yonay, obstacles
generating Mobileye
Pearl to vehicle Stein,
an Technologie
Cohen Inter motion and Gideon P.
10 7,113,867 95/002,012 06-Jun-12 estimate s Limited 701/301
Zedek Partes determinin (Jerusalem,
as to the (Nicosia,
Latzer, g time to IL)
time-to- CY)
New York, contact
contact of
NY), Real therewith
a vehicle
Party in using
moving
Interest: sequences
along a
Same As of images
roadway
Third Party
with an
Requester
obstacle.
The time-


to-contact
estimate
determinat
ion system
comprises
an image
receiver
and a
processor.
The image
receiver is
configured
to receive
image
informatio
n relating
to a series
of at least
two
images
recorded
as the
vehicle
moves
along a
roadway.
The
processor
is
configured
to process


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