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USPTO – Reexamination Update June 20th to June 26th, 2012

S.N Patent Control Requested Requester Type Title Abstract Assignee(s) Inventor(s) Primary Other
number Number date Class Class
A power
assisted
combinatio
n shear
used for
forming
structural
louvers in
the
Consolidate crimped
d Systems, seam of Parker,
Inc., Pneumatic structural James R.
Michael A. shear for steel (515 E. 72/325,
1 90/012,296 14-May-12 Mann, Ex Parte forming decking Carefree 72/409.12 72/451,
Nexsen structural comprises Hwy #103, 72/453.15
Pruet, LLC., louvers a frame Phoenix,
Columbia, supporting AZ, 85085)
SC a pair of
jaws which
are opened
and closed
by means
of an
operator-
controlled
pneumatic
6,212,932 cylinder.

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One jaw
terminates
in a blade,
the other
jaw has a
correspondi
ng die
member.
The blade
and die
have
undercut
reliefs in
the root
portions,
which
permit the
louver to
be formed
without
breaking
through to
the edge of
the seam.
The louver
comprises
a sheared
portion in
the form of
a bowed
tab


bridging a
correspondi
ng window
formed in
the seam
by the
shearing of
the tab.
The
interferenc
e between
the louver
and
window
provides a
substantial
increase in
the lateral
resistance
(shear
strength) of
the
crimped
seam,
thereby
obviating
the need to
additionall
y weld or
screw the
seam to


provide the
necessary
shear
strength for
even the
highest
stress
application
s.
A power
assisted
combinatio
n shear
used for
forming
structural
Consolidate
louvers in
d Systems,
the 29/509,
Inc.,
Method of crimped Parker, 29/521,
Michael A.
securing seam of James R. 72/326,
2 90/012,295 14-May-12 Mann, Ex Parte 29/897.3
workpieces structural (Phoenix, 403/282,
Nexsen
together steel AZ) 403/283,
Pruet, LLC.,
decking 403/285
Columbia,
comprises
SC
a frame
supporting
a pair of
jaws which
are opened
and closed
6,397,469 by means


of an
operator-
controlled
pneumatic
cylinder.
One jaw
terminates
in a blade
and the
other jaw
has a
correspondi
ng die
member.
The blade
and die
have
undercut
reliefs in
the root
portions,
which
permit the
louver to
be formed
without
breaking
through to
the edge of
the seam.
The louver


comprises
a sheared
portion in
the form of
a bowed
tab
bridging a
correspondi
ng window
formed in
the seam
by the
shearing of
the tab.
The
interferenc
e between
the louver
and
window
provides a
substantial
increase in
the lateral
resistance
(shear
strength) of
the
crimped
seam,
thereby


obviating
the need to
additionall
y weld or
screw the
seam to
provide the
necessary
shear
strength for
even the
highest
stress
application
s.
Painting
system for
painting
large
Matthew C. objects
Phillips, comprising Krogedal,
Resaissance a paint Arnulf 118/313,
ABB AS
IP Law Painting booth with (Sandnes, 118/321,
3 90/020,002 09-May-12 Ex Parte (Billingstad 118/323
Group, system surroundin NO); Bryne, 118/326,
, NO)
LLP., g walls and Gisle 901/43
Portland, a robot (Bryne, NO)
OR installation
comprising
a plurality
of painting
7,429,298 robots,


each
painting
robot
comprising
a stationary
base, a
stand
carried by
the base
rotatably
arranged
around a
first axis, a
first arm
carried by
the stand
rotatably
arranged
around a
second
axis, a
second arm
carried by
the first
arm
rotatably
arranged
around a
third axis
and a forth,
a fifth and


a sixth arm
part carried
by the
second arm
for
orienting
an attached
painting
tool.
A system
and method
are
Walker, Jay
disclosed
S.
for a
(Ridgefield,
central
CT, US);
Axis server to
Tedesco,
Communica manage
Daniel E.
tions AB, remote
Walker (Huntington
Gerald B. Internet monitoring
Digital, , CT, US);
Halt, Jr., surveillanc tasks
4 90/009,999 15-May-12 Ex Parte LLC Alderucci, 348/142 348/159
Volpe & e system performed
(Stamford, Dean P.
Koenig, and method by users of
CT, US) (Westport,
PC., a data
CT, US);
Philadelphia network.
Fincham,
, PA An
Magdalena
exemplary
M.
method
(Norwalk,
comprises:
CT, US)
receiving a
request
7,593,033 from a user


of a user
device to
monitor a
remote
location;
determinin
g a remote
location to
be
monitored;
enabling
communica
tion
between a
sensor at
the remote
location
and the
user
device; and
crediting
value to the
user in
accordance
with an
amount of
time the
user device
has been in
communica
tion with


the remote
sensor for
remote
monitoring
purposes.
An
alternate
exemplary
method
includes
measuring
user
attentivene
ss while the
user device
is in
communica
tion with
the remote
sensor.
Thus, the
disclosed
system and
method
provide a
way for
users of a
data
network
such as the
Internet to


log on at
any time
and
perform
remote
monitoring
tasks for
value. Idle
time can
now be
turned into
value using
the
disclosed
system and
method.
Moreover,
little or no
skill is
required of
the user to
earn value
using the
disclosed
system and
method;
the user
need only
be attentive
while
performing


a remote
monitoring
task.
Location
owners
also benefit
from the
convenienc
e by which
they can
now have
their
properties
monitored
and by the
ability of
the
disclosed
system and
method to
ensure the
attentivene
ss of the
user
performing
the remote
monitoring
task.
Axis Internet A system Walker Walker, Jay
5 90/009,998 15-May-12 Communica Ex Parte surveillanc and method Digital, S. 348/143 348/159
7,605,840 tions AB, e system are LLC (Ridgefield,


Gerald B. and method disclosed (Stamford, CT, US);
Halt, Jr., for a CT, US) Tedesco,
Volpe & central Daniel E.
Koenig, server to (Huntington
PC., manage , CT, US);
Philadelphia remote Alderucci,
, PA monitoring Dean P.
tasks (Westport,
performed CT, US);
by users of Fincham,
a data Magdalena
network. M.
An (Norwalk,
exemplary CT, US)
method
comprises:
receiving a
request
from a user
of a user
device to
monitor a
remote
location;
determinin
g a remote
location to
be
monitored;
enabling
communica


tion
between a
sensor at
the remote
location
and the
user
device; and
crediting
value to the
user in
accordance
with an
amount of
time the
user device
has been in
communica
tion with
the remote
sensor for
remote
monitoring
purposes.
An
alternate
exemplary
method
includes
measuring
user


attentivene
ss while the
user device
is in
communica
tion with
the remote
sensor.
Thus, the
disclosed
system and
method
provide a
way for
users of a
data
network
such as the
Internet to
log on at
any time
and
perform
remote
monitoring
tasks for
value. Idle
time can
now be
turned into
value using


the
disclosed
system and
method.
Moreover,
little or no
skill is
required of
the user to
earn value
using the
disclosed
system and
method;
the user
need only
be attentive
while
performing
a remote
monitoring
task.
Location
owners
also benefit
from the
convenienc
e by which
they can
now have
their


properties
monitored
and by the
ability of
the
disclosed
system and
method to
ensure the
attentivene
ss of the
user
performing
the remote
monitoring
task.
A method Zuckerberg,
for Mark (Palo
displaying Alto, CA,
a news feed US);
Gregory A.
Dynamicall in a social Sanghvi,
Hunt,
y providing network Ruchi (Palo
Jenkins Facebook,
a news feed environme Alto, CA,
Wilson Inc. (Palo
6 90/012,301 Ex Parte about a nt is US); 715/273
Taylor & Alto, CA,
user of a described. Bosworth,
Hunt, PA., US)
social The Andrew
Durham,
network method (Palo Alto,
NC
includes CA, US);
generating Cox, Chris
news items (Palo Alto,
7,669,123 21-May-12 regarding CA, US);


activities Sittig,
associated Aaron (Palo
with a user Alto, CA,
of a social US);
network Hughes,
environme Chris (Palo
nt and Alto, CA,
attaching US);
an Geminder,
information Katie (San
al link Jose, CA,
associated US);
with at Corson, Dan
least one of (Menlo
the Park, CA,
activities, US)
to at least
one of the
news items,
as well as
limiting
access to
the news
items to a
predetermi
ned set of
viewers
and
assigning
an order to
the news


items. The
method
further may
further
include
displaying
the news
items in the
assigned
order to at
least one
viewing
user of the
predetermi
ned set of
viewers
and
dynamicall
y limiting
the number
of news
items
displayed.
Axis A system Walker, Jay
Communica and method S.
Walker
tions AB, Internet are (Ridgefield,
Digital,
Gerald B. surveillanc disclosed CT, US);
7 90/020,000 15-May-12 Ex Parte LLC 348/143 348/159
Halt, Jr., e system for a Tedesco,
(Stamford,
Volpe & and method central Daniel E.
CT, US)
Koenig, server to (Huntington
7,817,182 PC., manage , CT, US);


Philadelphia remote Alderucci,
, PA monitoring Dean P.
tasks (Westport,
performed CT, US);
by users of Fincham,
a data Magdalena
network. M.
An (Norwalk,
exemplary CT, US)
method
comprises:
receiving a
request
from a user
of a user
device to
monitor a
remote
location;
determinin
g a remote
location to
be
monitored;
enabling
communica
tion
between a
sensor at
the remote
location


and the
user
device; and
crediting
value to the
user in
accordance
with an
amount of
time the
user device
has been in
communica
tion with
the remote
sensor for
remote
monitoring
purposes.
An
alternate
exemplary
method
includes
measuring
user
attentivene
ss while the
user device
is in
communica


tion with
the remote
sensor.
Thus, the
disclosed
system and
method
provide a
way for
users of a
data
network
such as the
Internet to
log on at
any time
and
perform
remote
monitoring
tasks for
value. Idle
time can
now be
turned into
value using
the
disclosed
system and
method.
Moreover,


little or no
skill is
required of
the user to
earn value
using the
disclosed
system and
method;
the user
need only
be attentive
while
performing
a remote
monitoring
task.
Location
owners
also benefit
from the
convenienc
e by which
they can
now have
their
properties
monitored
and by the
ability of
the


disclosed
system and
method to
ensure the
attentivene
ss of the
user
performing
the remote
monitoring
task.
The present
Third Party
invention
Requester:
features Currie,
Synergy
compositio Mark G.
Pharmaceuti
ns and (Sterling,
cals, Inc.;
related MA, US);
(Att'y Methods
methods Mahajan-
Is: Ivor R. and
for treating miklos,
Elrifi, Mintz compositio Ironwood
IBS and Shalina
Levin Cohn ns for the Pharmaceut
Inter other (Stanford, 514/21.5,
8 95/001,990 15-May-12 Ferris treatment icals, Inc. 514/4.8
Partes gastrointest CA, US); 530/327
Glovsky & of (Cambridge
inal Norman,
Popeo, PC., gastrointest , MA, US)
disorders Thea (San
Boston, inal
and Diego, CA,
MA), Real disorders
conditions US); Milne,
Party in
(e.g., Todd G.
Interest:
gastrointest (Brookline,
Same As
inal MA, US)
Third Party
motility
Requester
7,704,947 disorders,


functional
gastrointest
inal
disorders,
gastroesop
hageal
reflux
disease
(GERD),
Crohn's
disease,
ulcerative
colitis,
Inflammato
ry bowel
disease,
functional
heartburn,
dyspepsia
(including
functional
dyspepsia
or nonulcer
dyspepsia),
gastropares
is, chronic
intestinal
pseudo-
obstruction
(or colonic
pseudo-


obstruction
), and
disorders
and
conditions
associated
with
constipatio
n, e.g.,
constipatio
n
associated
with use of
opiate pain
killers,
post-
surgical
constipatio
n, and
constipatio
n
associated
with
neuropathic
disorders
as well as
other
conditions
and
disorders
using


peptides
and other
agents that
activate the
guanylate
cyclase C
(GC-C)
receptor.
A
messaging
system for
Third Party selectively
Requester: performing
CBS an action
Interactive, on
Inc.; (Att'y information
Is: Andrea , for remote
G. Reister, retrieval of Wireless
Helferich,
Covington Wireless messages, Science,
Inter Richard J.
9 95/001,991 16-May-12 & Burling, messaging for LLC 379/88.22 379/88.12
Partes (Encinitas,
LLP., system performing (Chatsworth
CA, US)
Washington, action on , CA, US)
DC), Real information
Party in at different
Interest: times, for
Same As selective
Third Party paging, for
Requester providing a
user
interface
8,107,601 for


message
access and
having
integrated
audio
visual
messaging.


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