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Itaconix Corporation

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

The Gates Corporation

Mecta Corporation

Seagate Technology Incorporated

Maxtor Corporation

Credence Systems Corporation

Santa Barbara Research Center

University of New Hampshire

Universal Forest Products, Inc.

Oregon Graduate Center for Study and Research

Marca Machinery, LLC

Teliris, Inc.

Balance Point, LLC

John B Shaw

Yvon Durant

Jae Pum Park

Samuel Stevens Heyworth

Douglas James Herrington

Nirav Praful Desai

Richard A Sunderland

Marc Brandon Hensley

Amirali Virani

Hannah McClellan Richards

Daniel Benjamin Rausch

Stephan Josef Andrizzi

Jai Prakash Chabria

Nicole Dare

Paul Warren Smart

Laura Allison Ridlehoover

Amir Pelleg

Jeffrey Rosenberg

Apoorva Iyer

Jessica Protasio

Nitish Kumar

Anindya Guha

Kenneth DeLand

Kara Cavallaro

Bo Jiang

Anita Augustyniak

Martin Vince

Brian Luthi

Bruce Douglas Buch

Marc Trachtenberg

Arun Balakrishnan

John VanLaanen

James William Gordon

Richard A Elliott

Gail A Massey

Betty J Ross

Jeffrey J Black

John L Welsh

Joseph W Gresik

Francis I Gesswein

Steven Gage

Barry Fletcher

Joel Patrick Musyj

Jerry Dallmann

Christian Joseph Schmutz

Madeleine Anderson

Brent Bradford

Neal Coffey

Cecil T Pelts

Peter R Blatt

Phil Jurey

Sharon Shaw

Tony Pronozuk

Steve Williams

Jonathan M Shaw

Stanley Brooks

Mark Anthony Muscat

Claud L Blevins

Leo Lopez

Amitava Basu

Jennifer Durant

Larry Zuckerman

The present invention is directed at multibranched acid terminated oligomers of itaconic acid. Such multibranched acid terminated oligomers also contain six or more vinylidine groups providing unsaturations that can then be relied upon for subsequent Michael nucleophilic addition type reactions. The subject oligomers have particular use for treatment of damaged hair or skin.

Multibranched acid terminated oligomers of itaconic acid including vinylidine unsaturations

The present invention relates to copolymer formulations of poly(itaconic acid-co-2-acrylamido-2-methylpropane sulfonic acid) for dishwasher detergent compositions with a controlled amount of a second polymeric component.

Copolymer formulations of poly (itaconic acid-co-2-acrylamido-2-methylpropane sulfonic acid) for dishwasher detergent compositions

A device for the transport and storage of fishing tackle having a base member shaped and dimensioned for selective attachment to a support surface. An upstanding tubular column extends from the base member. A cover member is provided, wherein the cover member is shaped and dimensioned for selectively covering the upstanding tubular column in a manner such that the cover member can be moved between a closed configuration wherein the upstanding tubular column is hidden under the cover member and an open configuration wherein the upstanding tubular column is exposed for access by an individual using the device.

Device for the storage and transport of fishing tackle

An ElectroConvulsive Therapy (ECT) device for generating a series of electrical therapeutic pulses for delivery to a patient to cause a seizure includes a user interface configured to accept one or more therapy settings from a user, a therapy generator configured to generate the series of electrical therapeutic pulses, and a therapy delivery system structured to apply the series of electrical therapeutic pulses to the patient. The ECT device further includes a power monitor configured to measure average electrical power that is being delivered to the patient through the series of electrical therapeutic pulses in real-time during a treatment session, and to cause the therapy generator to cease operation after a predetermined threshold level of average electrical power has been delivered to the patient. Related methods are also disclosed.

Power limiter in an electroconvulsive therapy device

A patient monitoring system within an Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) device includes a patient monitoring channel including a first electrode and a second electrode, with each electrode coupled to a respective lead. The monitoring system also includes an Alternating Current source structured to inject a test current to the first electrode lead or the second electrode lead and a differential amplifier structured to measure differences between signals received from the first electrode lead and the second electrode lead. Related methods include evaluating a quality of an electrode contact with a skin surface by injecting a lead of the electrode and one input of a differential amplifier with a known electrical current, comparing a difference between an electrical signal received from the lead of the injected electrode as well as from a lead of a passive signal electrode, and evaluating the compared difference.

Determining quality of electrode contact with skin surface

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are described for creating custom user interface ('UI') controls. A networked computing service may determine that an action performed by a user of the service is likely to be repeated, based on previous actions performed by the user and/or other users, parameters of the action including characteristics of an item associated with the action, and other criteria. The networked computing service may generate, or recommend generation of, a custom UI control that automates performance of the action. The networked computing service may automatically determine parameters of the action, and may determine alternative parameters and/or alternative actions if the action cannot be performed using the determined parameters. Custom UI controls may be associated with various computing devices and/or other electronic devices, and categories of custom UI controls may be determined and displayed.

Creation of custom user interface controls that are associated with physical devices

The present invention relates to a mixture of sulfonated copolymers for detergent compositions which mixture of copolymers offer chelating capability as well as the ability to remain soluble in aqueous environments.

Sulfonated copolymers for detergent composition

Automatic creation of custom user interface controls

The present invention relates to partial decarboxylation of polyitaconic acid polymers or copolymers. The partially decarboxylated resins are suitable for use in preparation of dispersions as well as for anti-scaling applications.

Partially decarboxylated polycarboxylic acid polymers

A mass data storage system includes a number of communicatively coupled storage drives powered by one or more power supplies. A common controller selectively connects power and a data signal to a desired storage drive via instructions within a control signal received by the common controller. The common controller includes switches that selectively connect power to a voice coil motor and a spindle motor of the desired storage drive. The common controller further includes a switch that controls the preamp of the desired storage drive and a switch that controls the flow of data to and from the desired storage drive.

Common controller operating multiple storage drives

L-shaped bracket

The present invention relates to soluble aqueous compositions comprising metal salts of selected polyitaconic acid (PIA) resins.

Soluble aqueous compositions of zinc salts of selected polyitaconic acid polymers

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John B Shaw