Douglas Eugene
Douglas Eugene Dormer, Ann Arbor, MI US
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20100117799 | SECURE PERSONAL INFORMATION AND NOTIFICATION NETWORK FOR ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS SYSTEMS - The present invention provides a secure personal information and notification network for electronic health records systems. A client's personal health record may be entered into a secure database and updated in a number of different ways. Information required to identify the client and access the personal health record is carried on or near the client. Upon finding the information required to identify the client, authorized personnel may access the personal health records during an emergency. In addition, a predetermined individual or individuals will receive automated notification of a client emergency. | 05-13-2010 |
Douglas Eugene Goeger, Albany, OR US
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20120028905 | Isolation, Purification, and Structure Elucidation of the Antiproliferative Compound Coibamide A - Novel antiproliferative compounds, compositions comprising the same, and methods of use thereof are disclosed. | 02-02-2012 |
Douglas Eugene Goerger, Albany, OR US
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20090023642 | Isolation, Purification, and Structure Elucidation of the Antiproliferative Compound Coibamide A - Novel antiproliferative compounds, compositions comprising the same, and methods of use thereof are disclosed. | 01-22-2009 |
Douglas Eugene Johnson, Mena, AR US
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20120175329 | Ladder Attachment - A ladder attachment having two trays connected by two supports. The connection of the two trays and two supports forms an internal hollow compartment. The two supports are attached to the two trays in a titled inwardly fashion, preferably forming an angle of 1-45°. Within this range, 15° is preferable because it corresponds to the pitch of a standard step ladder. The ladder attachment fits over the top of the step ladder whereby the internal compartment of the ladder attachment receives the step ladder. | 07-12-2012 |
Douglas Eugene Mouzin, Fountaintown, IN US
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20120322828 | METHODS FOR CONTROLLING PAIN IN EQUINES USING A TRANSDERMAL SOLUTION OF FENTANYL - This invention provides methods of controlling pain in an equine for an effective period of time comprising transdermally administering a composition comprising fentanyl, a penetration enhancer, and a volatile liquid, wherein the composition is a solution. The invention also provides a single unit dose of the composition. | 12-20-2012 |
Douglas Eugene Rockstead, Harlingen, TX US
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20110180368 | Fruit and vegetable distributor system - An automatic packaging apparatus for rapidly, accurately and gently distributing randomly oriented objects, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, into multiple packaging machines. | 07-28-2011 |
Douglas Eugene See, Jr., Grinnell, IA US
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20100206637 | Cutting Unit for a Tunneling Apparatus - The present disclosure relates to a cutting component for a tunneling apparatus. The cutting component includes a cutting unit main body having a front cutting side and a rear side. The cutting unit main body includes a hub portion defining a socket providing a torque transfer interface. The socket extends through the hub portion in a rear-to-front orientation and has an open end at least at the rear side of the cutting unit main body. The cutting unit main body defines an axis about which the cutting unit main body is rotated during cutting. The axis extends through a central region of the socket in the rear-to-front orientation. The cutting unit main body also including a plurality of cutting arms connected to the hub portion. The cutting arms project generally radially outwardly from the axis. | 08-19-2010 |
20110266062 | LATCHING CONFIGURATION FOR A MICROTUNNELING APPARATUS - A drill rod is disclosed. The drill rod includes a casing assembly defining a length that extends axially between a first end and an opposite second end of the drill rod, and a drive shaft rotatably mounted within the casing assembly. The drive shaft extends axially along the drill rod generally from the first end of the casing assembly to the second end of the casing assembly. The drill rod also includes latching pins at the first end of the drill rod and latching pin receivers at the second end of the drill rod. The drill rod further includes latches provided adjacent the latching pin receivers. The latches are movable between latching and non-latching positions. The latches move along an orientation of movement then the latches between the latching and non-latching positions. The drill rod may also include biasing structures that apply retention forces to the latches for retaining the latches in the non-latching position. The retention forces have at least components that extend in directions perpendicular to the orientation of movement of the latches. The drill rod may further include cam arms for moving the latches into a latching position and for retaining the latches in a latching position. | 11-03-2011 |
20130008718 | CONTROL SYSTEM AND INTERFACE FOR A TUNNELING APPARATUS - A tunneling apparatus is disclosed. The tunneling apparatus includes a drill string formed by a plurality of drill string sections. The drill string has a proximal end and a distal end. The tunneling apparatus also includes a drill head mounted at the distal end of the drill string, the drill head including a cutting unit, a rotational driver that provides torque for rotating the cutting unit, and a thrust driver for applying thrust to the drill string. The tunneling apparatus further includes a vacuum system for withdrawing spoils generated by the cutting unit during operation of the tunneling apparatus and a drilling fluid system for providing drilling fluid to adjacent the cutting unit during operation of the tunneling apparatus. The tunneling apparatus includes a control system that allows an operator to select between a drilling mode and a break-out mode. The tunneling apparatus also includes a control interface that allows an operator to monitor vacuum pressure which concurrently controlling operation of various systems of the tunneling apparatus. | 01-10-2013 |