The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 1.18.12

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Child resistant blister package housing with removable tab strips
Patent 8,091,708
A child resistant product package includes a first panel, a second panel, a tab strip insert, and a blister package. The first panel incorporates at least one blister aperture and at least one tab strip access pad. The second panel includes at least one product access aperture and at least one tab strip grasping pad. The tab strip insert has at least one tab strip. The first panel and the second panel are fastened together. Once fastened together, the first panel and the second panel collectively form a housing for the tab strip insert and the blister package.
Inventors: Caleb S. Loftin (Richmond); William Rigby (Spring Hope, N.C.)
Assignee: MeadWestvaco Corporation (Richmond)
Jan. 10, 2012

Portable case for monitor storage and use
Patent D652,213
Claims the ornamental design for a portable case for monitor storage and use.
Inventors: Paul Garner (Ashland); Robert Corey (Glen Allen); David Hastings (Richmond)
Assignee: SpecOps, Inc. (Ashland)
Jan.17, 2012 [private]

Lubricating oil compositions for inhibiting coolant-induced oil filter plugging
Patent 8,093,189
Lubricating oil compositions are provided that inhibit coolant-induced oil filter plugging in heavy-duty diesel engines, and particularly CJ-4 and CI-4 PLUS compliant lubricating oil compositions that inhibit coolant-induced oil filter plugging in exhaust gas recirculation or recycle engines.
Inventors: Cathy C. Devlin (Richmond); Charles A. Passut (Midlothian); Paul G. Griffin (Glen Allen)
Assignee: Afton Chemical Corp. (Richmond)
Jan. 10, 2012

Application server providing personalized voice enabled web application services using extensible markup language documents
Patent 8,099,283
A unified web-based voice messaging system provides voice application control between a web browser and an application server via an hypertext transport protocol (HTTP) connection on an Internet Protocol (IP) network. The application server, configured for executing a voice application defined by XML documents, selects an XML document for execution of a corresponding voice application operation based on a determined presence of a user-specific XML document that specifies the corresponding voice application operation. The application server, upon receiving a voice application operation request from a browser serving a user, determines whether a personalized, user specific XML document exists for the user and for the corresponding voice application operation. If the application server determines the presence of the personalized XML document for a user-specific execution of the corresponding voice application operation, the application server dynamically generates a personalized HTML page having media content and control tags for personalized execution of the voice application operation; however if the application server determines an absence of the personalized XML document for the user-specific execution of the corresponding voice application operation, the application server dynamically generates a generic HTML page for generic execution of the voice application operation. Hence, a user can personalize any number of voice application operations, enabling a web-based voice application to be completely customized or merely partially customized.
Inventors: Lewis Dean Dodrill (Richmond); Satish Joshi (Glen Allen); Ryan Alan Danner (Glen Allen); Steven J. Martin (Richmond)
Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc. (San Jose, Calif.)
Jan. 17, 2012

Cell delivery catheter and method
Patent 8,096,984
A cell delivery catheter having one of more apearutres is used to positon and deliver cells to an implant site in a patient.
Inventors: John Kucharczyk (Minneapolis, Minn.); George T. Gillies (Charlottesville); William C. Broaddus (Midlothian); Helen L. Fillmore (Richmond, Calif.)
Jan. 17, 2012

Stretchable nonwoven web and method therefor
Patent 8,093,161
The invention relates to nonwoven fabrics containing polymeric multiple component fibers which include a core component and a plurality of wing components attached to the core. The polymeric core component has an elasticity that is greater than the elasticity of at least one of the wing polymeric components. The fibers assume a spiral twist configuration in which the plurality of wings substantially spiral about the core. In a preferred embodiment, the nonwoven fabrics have elastic stretch and recovery properties with a textile-like hand.
Inventors: Vishal Bansal (Richmond); Michael C. Davis (Midlothian); Thomas Michael Ford (Greenville, Del.); Debora Flanagan Massouda (Wilmington, Del.); Edgar N. Rudisill (Nashville); Harry Vaughn Samuelson (Chadds Ford, Pa.); Hyunkook Shin (Wilmington); Gregory Paul Weeks (Hockessin, Del.)
Assignee: INVISTA North America (Wilmington, Del.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Filtration media for filtering particulate material from gas streams
Patent 8,092,566
A composite fabric formed by depositing a web of nanofibers electroblown from a first polymer onto a first support web comprising fibers of larger average diameter than the nanofibers spun from a compatible material, in the absence of an adhesive between the webs, and solvent-bonding the webs together.
Inventors: Hyun Sung Lim (Midlothian); Hageun Suh (Nashville); B. Lynne Wiseman (Richmond)
Assignee: E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (Wilmington, Del.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Multi-directional lighting fixture
Patent 8,092,040
The multi-directional lighting fixture includes a lighting fixture having a substantially elongated opaque housing with first and second ends with an open top for emitting light in an upward direction and a longitudinal slot along the bottom surface of the housing extending between the first and second ends. The longitudinal slot includes a shielding material, such as a louver or cover, with a predetermined degree of light translucence. The housing has a substantially elliptical cross section tapering towards one end of the housing. The ends of the housing have elliptical translucent members that can transmit lighting horizontally and radially outward from the interior of the housing. Two or more housings can be coupled together in series.
Inventors: Arthur Y. Wu (Portland, Ore.); James A. Doerr (Richmond); Michael D. Garten (Charlotte, N.C.); David Rector (Spokane Valley, Wash.); Virginia L. Broadbooks (Hendersonville, N.C.); Dawn R. Kack (Landrum, S.C.)
Assignee: Hubbell Incorporated (Shelton, Conn.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Plastic food container with leveraged, conical, area seal
Patent 8,091,732
A food container made of thin plastic sheet material comprises a bowl and a lid, each having a peripheral sealing region with a downwardly facing channel generally shaped like an inverted “U”. The outward edges of the channels are lockingly engaged. The channels mate and engage to form a primary seal at a conical interface and a secondary seal at a rib. The rib may be on either the base, the lid, or both. Leverage provided by elastic forces in the lid’s channel tightens the seals.
Inventors: Raymond J. Bryson (Chagrin Falls, Ohio); Michael G. Miller (Chesterfield)
Assignee: Absolute Plastics, LLC (Wilson, N.C.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Replication management with undo and redo capabilities
Patent 8,095,827
A method for replicating a volume of data including selecting a target storage box to receive a physical copy of the actual volume of data stored on the source storage box for replication of the actual volume of data, selecting a point in time storage box to receive a physical copy of actual data stored on the target storage box, physically copying actual data stored on the target storage box to the point in time storage box, performing the replication of the actual volume of data by initiating the physical copying on the target storage box of the actual volume of data, and selectively undoing the physical copying on the target storage box of the actual volume of data by replacing the current actual data stored on the target storage box with the physical copy of actual target storage box data stored on the point in time storage box.
Inventors: David R. Blea (Tucson, Ariz.); Errol J. Calder (Vail, Ariz.); Steven M. Kern (Tucson); William D. Olsen (Tucson); Jeffrey R. Placer (Tucson); Benjamin J. Randall (Tucson); Todd B. Schlomer (Westminster, Colo.); Jacob A. Stevens (Tucson); John J. Wolfgang (Midlothian)
Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation (Armonk, N.Y.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Priority and bandwidth specification at mount time of NAS device volume
Patent 8,095,675
A method for specifying input/output (I/O) settings for a virtual machine that includes specifying a bandwidth for the virtual machine, specifying a priority for the virtual machine, sending a mount request for a volume on a network attached storage (NAS) device by the virtual machine, where the bandwidth and priority are transmitted to the NAS device as part of the mount request, and receiving a mount handle by the virtual machine, where the mount handle is associated with the volume.
Inventors: Sunay Tripathi (San Jose, Calif.); Brian L. Wong (Midlothian); Richard A. McNeal (Boulder, Colo.)
Assignee: Oracle America, Inc. (Redwood City, Calif.)
Jan. 10, 2012

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lightbulbpatent

Child resistant blister package housing with removable tab strips
Patent 8,091,708
A child resistant product package includes a first panel, a second panel, a tab strip insert, and a blister package. The first panel incorporates at least one blister aperture and at least one tab strip access pad. The second panel includes at least one product access aperture and at least one tab strip grasping pad. The tab strip insert has at least one tab strip. The first panel and the second panel are fastened together. Once fastened together, the first panel and the second panel collectively form a housing for the tab strip insert and the blister package.
Inventors: Caleb S. Loftin (Richmond); William Rigby (Spring Hope, N.C.)
Assignee: MeadWestvaco Corporation (Richmond)
Jan. 10, 2012

Portable case for monitor storage and use
Patent D652,213
Claims the ornamental design for a portable case for monitor storage and use.
Inventors: Paul Garner (Ashland); Robert Corey (Glen Allen); David Hastings (Richmond)
Assignee: SpecOps, Inc. (Ashland)
Jan.17, 2012 [private]

Lubricating oil compositions for inhibiting coolant-induced oil filter plugging
Patent 8,093,189
Lubricating oil compositions are provided that inhibit coolant-induced oil filter plugging in heavy-duty diesel engines, and particularly CJ-4 and CI-4 PLUS compliant lubricating oil compositions that inhibit coolant-induced oil filter plugging in exhaust gas recirculation or recycle engines.
Inventors: Cathy C. Devlin (Richmond); Charles A. Passut (Midlothian); Paul G. Griffin (Glen Allen)
Assignee: Afton Chemical Corp. (Richmond)
Jan. 10, 2012

Application server providing personalized voice enabled web application services using extensible markup language documents
Patent 8,099,283
A unified web-based voice messaging system provides voice application control between a web browser and an application server via an hypertext transport protocol (HTTP) connection on an Internet Protocol (IP) network. The application server, configured for executing a voice application defined by XML documents, selects an XML document for execution of a corresponding voice application operation based on a determined presence of a user-specific XML document that specifies the corresponding voice application operation. The application server, upon receiving a voice application operation request from a browser serving a user, determines whether a personalized, user specific XML document exists for the user and for the corresponding voice application operation. If the application server determines the presence of the personalized XML document for a user-specific execution of the corresponding voice application operation, the application server dynamically generates a personalized HTML page having media content and control tags for personalized execution of the voice application operation; however if the application server determines an absence of the personalized XML document for the user-specific execution of the corresponding voice application operation, the application server dynamically generates a generic HTML page for generic execution of the voice application operation. Hence, a user can personalize any number of voice application operations, enabling a web-based voice application to be completely customized or merely partially customized.
Inventors: Lewis Dean Dodrill (Richmond); Satish Joshi (Glen Allen); Ryan Alan Danner (Glen Allen); Steven J. Martin (Richmond)
Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc. (San Jose, Calif.)
Jan. 17, 2012

Cell delivery catheter and method
Patent 8,096,984
A cell delivery catheter having one of more apearutres is used to positon and deliver cells to an implant site in a patient.
Inventors: John Kucharczyk (Minneapolis, Minn.); George T. Gillies (Charlottesville); William C. Broaddus (Midlothian); Helen L. Fillmore (Richmond, Calif.)
Jan. 17, 2012

Stretchable nonwoven web and method therefor
Patent 8,093,161
The invention relates to nonwoven fabrics containing polymeric multiple component fibers which include a core component and a plurality of wing components attached to the core. The polymeric core component has an elasticity that is greater than the elasticity of at least one of the wing polymeric components. The fibers assume a spiral twist configuration in which the plurality of wings substantially spiral about the core. In a preferred embodiment, the nonwoven fabrics have elastic stretch and recovery properties with a textile-like hand.
Inventors: Vishal Bansal (Richmond); Michael C. Davis (Midlothian); Thomas Michael Ford (Greenville, Del.); Debora Flanagan Massouda (Wilmington, Del.); Edgar N. Rudisill (Nashville); Harry Vaughn Samuelson (Chadds Ford, Pa.); Hyunkook Shin (Wilmington); Gregory Paul Weeks (Hockessin, Del.)
Assignee: INVISTA North America (Wilmington, Del.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Filtration media for filtering particulate material from gas streams
Patent 8,092,566
A composite fabric formed by depositing a web of nanofibers electroblown from a first polymer onto a first support web comprising fibers of larger average diameter than the nanofibers spun from a compatible material, in the absence of an adhesive between the webs, and solvent-bonding the webs together.
Inventors: Hyun Sung Lim (Midlothian); Hageun Suh (Nashville); B. Lynne Wiseman (Richmond)
Assignee: E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (Wilmington, Del.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Multi-directional lighting fixture
Patent 8,092,040
The multi-directional lighting fixture includes a lighting fixture having a substantially elongated opaque housing with first and second ends with an open top for emitting light in an upward direction and a longitudinal slot along the bottom surface of the housing extending between the first and second ends. The longitudinal slot includes a shielding material, such as a louver or cover, with a predetermined degree of light translucence. The housing has a substantially elliptical cross section tapering towards one end of the housing. The ends of the housing have elliptical translucent members that can transmit lighting horizontally and radially outward from the interior of the housing. Two or more housings can be coupled together in series.
Inventors: Arthur Y. Wu (Portland, Ore.); James A. Doerr (Richmond); Michael D. Garten (Charlotte, N.C.); David Rector (Spokane Valley, Wash.); Virginia L. Broadbooks (Hendersonville, N.C.); Dawn R. Kack (Landrum, S.C.)
Assignee: Hubbell Incorporated (Shelton, Conn.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Plastic food container with leveraged, conical, area seal
Patent 8,091,732
A food container made of thin plastic sheet material comprises a bowl and a lid, each having a peripheral sealing region with a downwardly facing channel generally shaped like an inverted “U”. The outward edges of the channels are lockingly engaged. The channels mate and engage to form a primary seal at a conical interface and a secondary seal at a rib. The rib may be on either the base, the lid, or both. Leverage provided by elastic forces in the lid’s channel tightens the seals.
Inventors: Raymond J. Bryson (Chagrin Falls, Ohio); Michael G. Miller (Chesterfield)
Assignee: Absolute Plastics, LLC (Wilson, N.C.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Replication management with undo and redo capabilities
Patent 8,095,827
A method for replicating a volume of data including selecting a target storage box to receive a physical copy of the actual volume of data stored on the source storage box for replication of the actual volume of data, selecting a point in time storage box to receive a physical copy of actual data stored on the target storage box, physically copying actual data stored on the target storage box to the point in time storage box, performing the replication of the actual volume of data by initiating the physical copying on the target storage box of the actual volume of data, and selectively undoing the physical copying on the target storage box of the actual volume of data by replacing the current actual data stored on the target storage box with the physical copy of actual target storage box data stored on the point in time storage box.
Inventors: David R. Blea (Tucson, Ariz.); Errol J. Calder (Vail, Ariz.); Steven M. Kern (Tucson); William D. Olsen (Tucson); Jeffrey R. Placer (Tucson); Benjamin J. Randall (Tucson); Todd B. Schlomer (Westminster, Colo.); Jacob A. Stevens (Tucson); John J. Wolfgang (Midlothian)
Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation (Armonk, N.Y.)
Jan. 10, 2012

Priority and bandwidth specification at mount time of NAS device volume
Patent 8,095,675
A method for specifying input/output (I/O) settings for a virtual machine that includes specifying a bandwidth for the virtual machine, specifying a priority for the virtual machine, sending a mount request for a volume on a network attached storage (NAS) device by the virtual machine, where the bandwidth and priority are transmitted to the NAS device as part of the mount request, and receiving a mount handle by the virtual machine, where the mount handle is associated with the volume.
Inventors: Sunay Tripathi (San Jose, Calif.); Brian L. Wong (Midlothian); Richard A. McNeal (Boulder, Colo.)
Assignee: Oracle America, Inc. (Redwood City, Calif.)
Jan. 10, 2012

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