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Pharmacia Corporation

Pfizer Corporation

Owen, Thomas Dale

Thomas Dale Owen

Gunnar J Hanson

Michael L Vazquez

Michael John Clare

Richard M Weier

Richard A Partis

Balekudru Devadas

Shuang Liu

Timothy J Hagen

Richard C Durley

Suzanne S Metz

Michael B Tollefson

Brian S Hickory

Ian L Scott

Michele A Promo

Michael A Stealey

Francis J Koszyk

Shaun Raj Selness

Bruce C Hamper

Patrick J Lennon

Rajesh Devraj

Terri L Boehm

Li Huang Xing

He Huang

Arija A Bergmanis

Xiangdong Xu

Paul Vincent Rucker

Subo Liao

Lifeng Geng

Shuyuan Liao

Joyce Zuowu Crich

Kevin D Jerome

Stephen C Houdek

Win Naing

John Walker

Aruna Sambandam

Dominique Bonafoux

Scott B Mohler

Serge G Wolfson

Donna M Iula

Theresa R Fletcher

Edgardo Alvira

Huey S Shieh

Maria Nguyen

David S Oburn

Angela M Scates

Heather M Madsen

William Bejin

Radhika M Blevis-Bal

Laura D Marruto

Jeff Hitchcock

Kevin F McGee

A push pin with rotational stopper and method of use thereof includes a push pin configured with a plurality of retention barbs extending outward from a surface of the insertion member, the insertion member configured with an anti-rotation section to friction fit therewith a sidewall of an aperture in the panel, an disc spring positioned proximate said anti-rotation section and configured to provide an opposing force to said retention barbs to limit insertion and removal therein the aperture in the panel.

Push pin with antirotational stopper and method of use thereof

An anchor, cable tie combination having a barrel with slatted sections for insertion into the hole, a flange positioned on a first rearward end of the barrel for setting the depth the barrel may be inserted into the hole, at least one locking buckle positioned approximate the flange having a channel and a locking pawl located within the locking buckle, an elongated strap having a stopper positioned on a first end of the strap, and wherein one or more cross-bars are formed crosswise on the strap and, wherein the second end of the strap is inserted through the second forward end of the barrel, the first rearward end of the barrel, the flange and the channel of the locking buckle, wherein the locking pawl of the channel engages the cross-bars formed on the strap, until the stopper of the strap contacts a second forward end of the barrel.

Blind hole anchor, cable tie and method of securing an anchor in a blind hole

A mountable cable tie with fine adjustment with an elongated strap having a first strap end and a second strap end, the elongated strap having one or more rows of teeth or cross-bars formed crosswise on the elongated strap, and a plurality of holes positioned linear along the median between the one or more rows of teeth, at least one locking buckle positioned proximate the second strap end, the at least one locking buckle having at least one channel and at least one locking tang or pawl positioned within the locking buckle, wherein increased insertion of the first strap end into the locking head decreases the size of the loop of the elongated strap to secure the bundle.

Mountable cable tie with fine adjustment and method of use thereof

Diaryl substituted pyridinones

The present invention relates to substituted pyrazolyl derivatives, compositions comprising such, intermediates, methods of making substituted pyrazolyl derivatives, and methods for treating cancer, inflammation, and inflammation-associated disorders, such as arthritis.

Substituted pyrazolyl compounds for the treatment of inflammation

Disclosed are compounds Formula Iand pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, wherein R, R, R, R, and Rare defined herein. These compounds are useful for treating diseases and conditions caused or exacerbated by unregulated p38 MAP Kinase and/or TNF activity. Pharmaceutical compositions containing the compounds, methods of preparing the compounds and methods of treatment using the compounds are also disclosed.

Substituted pyridinones

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Braselton, GA, United States of America

Thomas Dale Owen