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USPTO – Reexamination Update October 10th to October 16th, 2012

S.N Patent Control Requested Requester Type Title Abstract Assignee(s) Inventor(s) Primary Other Class
number Number date Class
A filter
assembly,
particularl
y for use
with a
plastic Nohren Jr.,
bottle John E.
having an (Clearwater,
open neck FL); Reid,
The Brita
with an Henry C.
Products
inside (Clearwater,
Co,
diameter FL); Nohren,
Thomas Innova Pure
of about Joseph H. 210/282,
C. Feix, Bottle Water Inc.
1 5,609,759 90/012,453 24-Aug-12 Ex Parte 50 mm or (Clearwater, 210/266 210/472,
The filter cap (Clearwater,
less (e.g. FL); Smith, 210/474
Clorox FL)
about 25 John T.
Company,
mm), (Clearwater,
Oakland,
includes a FL); Huggins
CA
tube of Jr., Donald
filtering G.
material (Clearwater,
connected FL)
to one
surface of
a cap
while a
valve
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extends
from an
opposite
surface of
the cap.
The tube
is
preferably
of filtering
material
such as
activated
carbon
with
plastic
binder,
having a
substantial
ly
continuou
s liquid-
porous
sidewall, a
hollow
interior, a
first
closed
end, and a
second
open end.
The tube


is
operativel
y
connected
to the cap
second
surface at
the tube
second
open end
by sonic
welding, a
mechanica
l
connectio
n, or
adhesively
. The cap
has a
fitting
portion for
cooperatin
g with the
bottle
neck, such
as internal
screw
threads or
a snap
portion.
The valve


may be a
reciprocati
ng valve,
a baby
bottle
nipple, or
a spray
device. A
biocidal
medium
may be
disposed
within the
hollow
interior of
the filter
tube, and
the tube
may be
wrapped
with a
filter
material
having a
pore size
of about
1-4
microns.
The
filtering
material is


capable of
reducing
the level
of
chlorine
and water
passing
through it
by at least
50% at a
flow rate
of about 5
ml/second
.
The
invention
provides a
spacer
Hsieh, Ting-
structure
chiang
Rebecca and a
Industrial (Hsinchu,
G. method of
Spacers Technology TW); Fan,
Rudich, forming
for liquid Research Yu-hsia
2 5,707,785 90/012,459 31-Aug-12 Vedder Ex Parte the spacer 430/321 349/156
crystal Institute (Chang-hua,
Price, PC., structure
displays (Hsinchu, TW); Lo,
Washingto for
TW) Chin-chen
n, DC providing
(Hsinchu,
uniform
TW)
spacing
between
two
transparen


t
substrates
of a
Liquid
Crystal
Display.
The
spacer
structure
uses
positive
photoresis
t pads
formed on
opaque
pads. The
opaque
pads are
formed on
one
surface of
one of the
transparen
t
substrates.
The
positive
photoresis
t pads are
formed
using the


opaque
pads as a
mask
when
exposing a
layer of
positive
photoresis
t. The
positive
photoresis
t pads are
self
aligned to
the
opaque
pads. The
self
alignment
of the
positive
photoresis
t pads
with the
opaque
pads make
it possible
to form
several
layers of
positive


photoresis
t pads on
each
opaque
pad to
achieve
the
desired
spacer
height.
A device
for
automatic
ally
delivering
profession
al services 705/26.1,
Jeffrey B.
to a client 707/999.01,
Oster, System Whitmyer
is 709/217,
Troll automatin Jr., Wesley
provided. 709/218,
Busters, g delivery W. (198 Old
3 5,895,468 90/012,454 26-Aug-12 Ex Parte The 1/1 715/205,
LLC., of Kings Hwy.
device 715/212,
Mercer profession S., Darien,
includes a 715/221,
Island, al services CT, 06820)
computer 715/222,
WA
and a 715/227
database
containing
a plurality
of client
reminders.
The


device
also
includes
software
executing
on the
computer
for
automatic
ally
querying
the
database
by date to
retrieve a
client
reminder,
for
automatic
ally
generating
a client
response
form
based on
the
retrieved
client
reminder,
and for
automatic


ally
transmittin
g the
client
response
form to
the client
through a
communic
ation link
between
the
computer
and the
Internet.
An
improved
valve
enclosure
Daniel J. assembly Gifft, James
Polglaze, for use Edwin
Select
Leffert with an air (Maple 5/710, 5/713,
Valve Comfort
Jay & inflatable Grove, MN); 137/271,
4 5,904,172 90/012,456 29-Aug-12 Ex Parte enclosure Corporation 137/224
Polglaze, mattress Mahoney, 137/596.16,
assembly (Minneapoli
PA., includes at Paul James 137/596.2
s, MN)
Minneapol least one (Stillwater,
is, MN air MN)
bladder, a
pump
fluidly
coupled to


the at least
one air
bladder
for
providing
compresse
d air
thereto,
and a
processor
for
providing
commands
to the
improved
valve
enclosure
assembly
during an
inflate/def
late cycle.
The
improved
valve
enclosure
assembly
is fluidly
coupled
intermedia
te the
pump and


the at least
one air
bladder
for
controllin
g the
inflation
of the at
least one
air
bladder.
An
enclosure
defines a
substantial
ly fluidly
sealed air
chamber
and has at
least one
air inlet to
the air
chamber
being
fluidly
coupled to
the pump.
A pressure
monitor is
operably
coupled to


the
processor
and is in
fluid
communic
ation with
the at least
one
bladder
for
continuou
sly
monitorin
g the
pressure
in the at
least one
bladder. A
method of
effecting a
desired
pressure
in a
bladder of
an air
inflatable
mattress is
also
disclosed.
Bryan Mobile A mobile Nokia Helin, Ari
5 6,055,439 90/012,450 23-Aug-12 Ex Parte 455/550.1 455/566
C. Diner, telephone telephone Mobile (Nummela,


Finnegan user user Phones FI);
Henderson interface interface Limited Virranniemi,
Farabow that (Salo, FI) Timo
Garrett & includes a (Raahe, FI);
Dunner, keypad, Kenakkala,
LLP., and which Juha
Washingto mobile (Pattijoki,
n, DC telephone FI);
may Huttunen,
operate in Pasi (Oulu,
several FI)
different
states of
operation
from the
standpoint
of a
mobile
telephone
system, is
characteri
zed in that
a press of
a key in a
first state
of
operation
activates a
first
function
and in a


second
state of
operation,
a second
function.
For
example,
when the
telephone
is in a call
conversati
on state, a
press of a
SEND key
activates a
volume
adjustmen
t, or when
the
telephone
is in a
ready
state, a
press of an
END key
activates
deletion of
characters
from a
display.
The


present
invention
preserves
the
versatility
of a user
interface
while
simplifyin
ga
telephone
by
decreasing
the
number of
keys.
A radial
flow filter
for use in
The Brita
a bottle,
Products
such as a
Co.,
carbon 210/282,
Thomas Shroud for Innova Pure Nonren Jr.,
block 210/464,
C. Feix, bottle Water, Inc. John E.
6 6,153,096 90/012,452 24-Aug-12 Ex Parte filter, 210/238 210/469,
The mounted (Clearwater, (Clearwater,
having a 210/472,
Clorox filters FL) FL)
substantial 222/189.08
Company,
ly tubular
Oakland,
solid wall
CA
siphon
shield or
shroud


mounted
at one end
of the
filter
element
and
defining
an annular
siphon
space. The
shield is
mounted
adjacent
one of the
filter
when it is
connected
to a cap
for closing
a bottle,
having a
manual
valve
(such as a
push-pull
valve),
and is
mounted
adjacent
the other
end of the


filter
when the
filter is
connected
to a
drinking
straw. The
siphon
shield
allows
dispensing
of almost
all of the
water
present at
the cap
when the
bottle is
inverted
for the
cap-
mounted
embodime
nt, or
adjacent
the bottom
of the
bottle for
the straw-
mounted
embodime


nt, without
drawing
significant
amounts
of air
through
the filter
through
non-
submerge
d portions
of the
filter. That
is, the
maximum
amount
may be
dispensed
from the
bottle
without
aspirating
air
through
the filter.
Strapper A Haberstroh,
with strapping Illinois Tool James A.
PATENT improved machine Works Inc. (Vernon 53/589,
7 6,463,848 90/012,461 04-Sep-12 Ex Parte 100/32
OWNER winding for (Glenview, Hills, IL); 100/26
and positionin IL) Kobiella,
cutting g a strap Robert J.


assembly material (Rolling
around an Meadows,
associated IL); Pearson,
load and Timothy B.
tensioning (Antioch,
the strap IL); Renz,
material Mark B.
around the (Arlington
load Heights, IL)
includes a
frame for
supporting
the load, a
chute
positioned
on the
frame for
receiving
the strap
material
and
orienting
the strap
material
around the
load, a
strap
supply
and a
strapping
head for


extracting
the strap
from the
supply,
feeding
the strap
through
the chute
around the
load,
passing
the strap
from the
chute
around the
load,
retracting
and
tensioning
the strap.
The
strapping
head
includes
feed
rollers and
retraction
rollers for
feeding
and
retracting


the strap
and a
winder for
tensioning
the strap
around the
load. The
winder is
positioned
between
the feed
and
retraction
rollers and
the strap
supply.
The
winder
includes a
rotating
head
portion
having a
stationary
element
and a
pivotal
element.
The
stationary
and


pivotal
elements
each
define an
outer
surface
around
which the
strap
material is
wound
and a slot
therebetw
een for
receiving
the strap
material.
The
stationary
and
pivotal
elements
each
further
define a
gripping
portion at
about
respective
ends
opposingl


y facing
one
another.
The
pivotal
element is
pivotal
between
an open
position in
which the
gripping
portions
are spaced
from one
another
and a
closed
position in
which the
gripping
portions
cooperate
with one
another to
engage
and secure
the strap
material
therebetw
een. The


winder
rotates
from a
home
position in
which the
winder is
in the
open
position
and an
other than
home
position in
which the
winder is
in the
closed
position to
exert a
tension in
the strap.
A Haberstroh,
Strapper strapping James A.
with machine (Vernon
Illinois Tool
improved for Hills, IL); 53/589,
PATENT Works, Inc.
8 6,663,040 90/012,460 04-Sep-12 Ex Parte winding positionin Kobiella, 242/532.5 100/32,
OWNER (Glenview,
and g a strap Robert J. 242/586.5
IL)
cutting material (Rolling
assembly around an Meadows,
associated IL); Pearson,


load and Timothy B.
tensioning (Antioch,
the strap IL); Renz,
material Mark B.
around the (Arlingfton
load Heights, IL)
includes a
frame for
supporting
the load, a
chute
positioned
on the
frame for
receiving
the strap
material
and
orienting
the strap
material
around the
load, a
strap
supply
and a
strapping
head for
extracting
the strap
from the


supply,
feeding
the strap
through
the chute
around the
load,
passing
the strap
from the
chute
around the
load,
retracting
and
tensioning
the strap.
The
strapping
head
includes
feed
rollers and
retraction
rollers for
feeding
and
retracting
the strap
and a
winder for


tensioning
the strap
around the
load. The
winder is
positioned
between
the feed
and
retraction
rollers and
the strap
supply.
The
winder
includes a
rotating
head
portion
having a
stationary
element
and a
pivotal
element.
The
stationary
and
pivotal
elements
each


define an
outer
surface
around
which the
strap
material is
wound
and a slot
therebetw
een for
receiving
the strap
material.
The
stationary
and
pivotal
elements
each
further
define a
gripping
portion at
about
respective
ends
opposingl
y facing
one
another.


The
pivotal
element is
pivotal
between
an open
position in
which the
gripping
portions
are spaced
from one
another
and a
closed
position in
which the
gripping
portions
cooperate
with one
another to
engage
and secure
the strap
material
therebetw
een. The
winder
rotates
from a


home
position in
which the
winder is
in the
open
position
and an
other than
home
position in
which the
winder is
in the
closed
position to
exert a
tension in
the strap.
An
apparatus
Apparatus for
Thomas E. Bassett,
for preparing 111/52,
Hill, Greer James H.
preparing soil for the 111/169,
Burns & (812
soil for the placement 172/559,
9 6,912,963 90/012,458 31-Aug-12 Crain, Ex Parte Somonauk 111/163
placement therein of 172/561,
LTD., St.,
of seed at least 172/562,
Chicago, Sycamore,
and one of 172/604
IL IL, US)
additive seed and
fertilizer.
A frame is


provided
with there
being first
structure
on the
frame for
penetratin
g the soil
to create
an
opening
for at least
one of
seed and
fertilizer
as the
frame is
advanced
in a travel
direction.
A second
structure
is
provided
on the
frame at
least
partially
downstrea
m of the
first


structure
for at least
one of a)
stripping
soil clods
from the
first
structure
and b)
loosening
soil
downstrea
m of the
first
structure.
A method
for
shaking
vehicles
comprises
Harold W. Method
driving
Milton, and device Lange,
them over
Jr., for Jeffrey M.
a series of 134/123,
10 7,059,799 90/012,422 27-Aug-12 Dickinson Ex Parte reducing (500 E. Vera 404/15
appropriat 238/14
Wright, constructi La., Tempe,
ely
PLLC., on site AZ, US)
spaced-
Troy, track out
apart,
mutually
parallel
bars to
vigorously


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