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DECEMBER 2013 PATENT JOURNAL

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DECEMBER 2013 VOL 46 ● No.12

ISSN 2223-4837

PATENT JOURNALINCLUDING TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND COPYRIGHT IN CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS

Part II of II

ISSUED MONTHLY

DATE OF ISSUE: 23 DECEMBER 2013

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VOL. 46 No. 12 Date of Issue: 23 DECEMBER 2013

PATENT JOURNALINCLUDING TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND COPYRIGHT IN CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS

PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND COPYRIGHT OFFICE

Official notices of proceedings under:

The Patents Act, 1978

The Designs Act, 1993

The Trade Marks Act, 1963

The Trade Marks Act, 1993

The Registration of Copyright in Cinematograph Films Act, 1977

Registrar of Patents, Trade Marks, Designs and Copyright

Note: CIPC acting on behalf of the Government of the Republic of South Africa, cannot guarantee the accuracy of its publications or undertake any responsibility for

errors or omissions or their consequences.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

2. PATENTS .................................................................................................................................................................. 4

APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS .............................................................................................................................. 5

ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTION 60-REGULATIONS 58-60 AND 64 (1) .................................................. 5

CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 39 ............................................................................................ 9

PATENT LICENSES IN TERMS OF SECTION 53 (7)-REGULATIONS 62 AND 63 ............................................... 11

PATENT APPLICATIONS ABANDONED OR WITHDRAWN ................................................................................. 11

APPLICATION FOR RESTORATION OF A LAPSED PATENT .............................................................................. 12

APPLICATION FOR VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF PATENTS UNDER SECTION 64 (1), REGULATION 67 OF THE ACT

................................................................................................................................................................................ 12

APPLICATIONS TO AMEND SPECIFICATION ...................................................................................................... 13

INSPECTION OF SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 14

HYPOTHECATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 251

JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 251

OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 251

3. DESIGNS .............................................................................................................................................................. 252

APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS IN TERMS OF ACT No. 195 OF 1993 ............................ 253

ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTIONS 30, 29-REGULATIONS 37, 38 AND 40 ........................................... 259

CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 41 ........................................................................................ 259

CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR SERVICE REGISTERED ..................................................................................... 260

CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR PROPRIETOR REGISTERED ............................................................................. 260

APPLICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF A LAPSED DESIGN UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT .......... 261

APPLICATION TO CORRECT AND/OR AMEND DESIGNS APPLICATION OR REGISTRATION ..................... 261

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS ........................................................................................................ 262

HYPOTHECATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 311

JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 311

OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 311

4. COPYRIGHT ......................................................................................................................................................... 312

NOTICES OF ACCEPTANCE ............................................................................................................................... 313

HYPOTHECATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 316

JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 316

OFFICE PRACTICE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 316

5. CORRECTION NOTICES ...................................................................................................................................... 317

TRADE MARKS .................................................................................................................................................... 318

PATENTS .............................................................................................................................................................. 318

DESIGNS .............................................................................................................................................................. 318

COPYRIGHT ......................................................................................................................................................... 318


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2. PATENTS


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PATENTS

APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS

Copies of these specifications cannot be supplied until the applications have been accepted and advertised, or in

the case of convention applications, until 18 months from the date of the application in the convention

THE PARTICULARS APPEAR IN THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCE:

Application number ~ Nature ~ 54: Representation of mark ~ 73: Name of applicants ~ 74: Address for service ~

51: International classification ~ 57: Specification of goods/services ~ 58: Endorsement(s) ~ 33: Country of priority

~ 31: Priority number ~ 32: Priority Date

No records available

ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTION 60-REGULATIONS 58-60 AND 64 (1)

Application Number Assignee Assignor

2010/01729 BANLAW PIPELINE PTY LTD WALNAB PTY LTD

2008/00641 PROGENICS PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

CYTODYN INC.

2012/06788 VALLAIRE, DARREN M ADVANCED COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATIONS, L.L.C.

2008/02607 ACTION PHARMA A/S ABBOTT LABORATORIES

2004/01829 SILVERBROOK RESEARCH PTY LTD

ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


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ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED


ZAMTEC LIMITED

2013/03913 BITZOUNIS, ATHANASIOS; SAHIB TSMAIL; SAHIB EBRAHIM

BITZOUNIS, ATHANASIOS

2012/07331 PROGENICS PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

CYTODYN INC.

2005/09846 GERON CORPORATION TELOMERASE ACTIVATION SCIENCES, INC.

2013/01753 WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY

2003/03168 SIVERBROOK RESEARCH PTY LTD ZAMTEC LIMITED







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2012/03131 BLAND, RICHARD W VITRINITE SERVICES, LLC

2012/03131 BLAND, RICHARD W ROSS TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

2006/01715 VERNALIS (CAMBRIDGE) LIMITED AND CANCER RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY LIMITED AND THE INSTITUTE OF CANCER RESEARCH

VERNALIS (R&D) LIMITED AND CANCER RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY LIMITED AND THE INSTITUTE OF CANCER RESEARCH

2005/06836 VERNALIS (CAMBRIDGE) LIMITED AND CANCER RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY LIMITED AND THE INSTITUTE OF CANCER RESEARCH

VERNALIS (R&D) LIMITED AND CANCER RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY LIMITED AND THE INSTITUTE OF CANCER RESEARCH

2003/02112 MAYBRIDGE LIMITED KUDOS PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITED

2009/09213 MONSANTO COMPANY BAYER ANIMAL HEALTH GMBH

2007/09947 LABUSCHAGNE,FREDERIK JOHNNES WILLEM JACOBUS, ERNST WERNER; VAN SCHALKWYK, JOHHANNES DANIEL

GREENFIED INNOVATION (PTY) LTD

2012/00136 PROPRIETOR BRIGHT INNOVATIONS LIMITED

BRIGHTWELL DISPENSERS LIMITED

2013/05960 SIGH, SUVAN; MCCREADIE, RAFFAELE; GAUGELER, RICHARD WALTER

OBILE TECHNOLOGIES (PTY) LIMITED

2013/05219 EASIWISE (PTY) LTD GREENBRO (PTY) LTD

2013/04827 CAELUS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROPRIETARY LIMITED

CAELUS LIGHTING PROPRIETARY LIMITED

2008/00215 SNECMA PROPULSION SOLIDE AND SNECMA

SNECMA AND HERAKLES

2013/06213 HIRSCHMANN AUTOMOTIVE CAN RED BULL GMBH

2012/06075 HENDRIK OOSTENWALD JOHANNES LAMPRECHT

LUNOEL TRADING (PTY) LIMITED

2011/01017 FRANCOIS VAN DER MERWE AND RIAAN BESTER

CAN MINING MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD

2013/04307 WILLIAM ROLAND BURKE RICHNOMOR PROPERTY 4 PTY LTD

2001/04279 REALTILE TIMRITE (PTY) LTD TIMRITE (PTY) LTD














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2011/06325 HON, LIK RUYAN INVESTMENT (HOLDINGS) LIMITED

2012/06458 HON, LIK RUYAN INVESTMENT (HOLDINGS) LIMITED

2005/07097 MAYBRIDGE LIMITED KUDOS PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITED


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CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 39

Application Number In the name of New name

2010/01729 BANLAW PIPELINE PTY LTD BANLAW PTY LIMITED

2012/08511 KRAFT FOODS GLOBAL BRANDS, LLC

INTERCONTINENTAL GREAT BRANDS LLC










































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2012/06304 KRAFT FOODS GLOBAL BRANDS, LLC KRAFT FOODS GLOBAL BRANDS, LLC

INTERCONTINENTAL GREAT BRANDS LLC INTERCONTINENTAL GREAT BRANDS LLC










































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2012/08416 TURNSTAR SYSTEMS CC TURNSTAR SYSTEMS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED

2005/07097 MAYBRIDGE PLC MAYBRIDGE LIMITED

1999/00356 CADBURY HOLDINGS LIMITED MONDELEZ UK HOLDINGS & SERVICES LIMITED

2012/05993 TURNSTAR SYSTEMS CC TURNSTAR SYSTEMS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED

2011/04846 8312176 CANADA INC. BTG INTERNATIONAL CANADA INC.

PATENT LICENSES IN TERMS OF SECTION 53 (7)-REGULATIONS 62 AND 63


PATENT APPLICATIONS ABANDONED OR WITHDRAWN

Application Number Not open Date

2012/06744 WITHDRAWN 04/09/2013

2012/05045 WITHDRAWN 31/10/2012

2012/05926 WITHDRAWN 12/09/2013

2013/06095 WITHDRAWN 05/11/2013


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APPLICATION FOR RESTORATION OF A LAPSED PATENT

THE PATENTS ACT, No. 57 OF 1978

APPLICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF A LAPSED PATENT UNDER SECTION 47 OF THE ACT

Notice is hereby given that ADCOCK INGRAM INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (PTY) LTD, OF SPOOR & FISHER, PRETORIA, 0001 made application for the restoration of the patent granted to the said ADCOCK INGRAM 9INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (PTY) LTD for an invention NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT, numbered 2006/01615 dated 23/02/2006 which became void on 26/04/2013 owing to the non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee.

Any person may give notice on Patent Form No. 19 of opposition to the restoration of the patent within two months of the advertisement hereof.

Notice is hereby given that VIBRAC RSA (PTY) LTD OF ADAMS & ADAMS, LYNWOOD BRIDGE, 4 DAVENTRY STREET, LYNWOOD MANOR, PRETORIA. 0001 made application for the restoration of the patent granted to the said VIBRAC RSA (PTY) LTD for an invention TRACE ELEMENTS, numbered 2011/05031 dated 08/07/2011 which became void on 30/11/2012 owing to the non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee.


Notice is hereby given that PRADEEP SETH OF DR.GERNTHOLTZ INC., P.O. BOX 8 CAPE TOWN, 8000. made application for the restoration of the patent granted to the said PRADEEP SETH for an invention HIV-1 INDIAN SUBTYPE C VACCINE CONSTRUCTS FOR USE IN HUMANS, numbered 2006/05498 dated 04/07/2006 which became void on 10/09/2007 owing to the non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee.


THE PATENTS ACT, No. 57 OF 1978

APPLICATION FOR VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF PATENTS UNDER SECTION 64 (1),

REGULATION 67 OF THE ACT



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APPLICATIONS TO AMEND SPECIFICATION

THE PATENTS ACT, 1978

APPLICATIONS TO AMEND SPECIFICATION

A copy of the original specification on which the proposed amendment is indicated in red, is now available for public inspection at the Patent Office.

Any notice of opposition (on Patent Form 19) must be lodged at the Patent Office within two months from the date hereof.

Registrar of Patent

LIPOPEPTIDE AB. C/O KAROLINSKA INNOVATIONS AB, FOGDEVRETEN 2B, S-171 77 STOCKHOLM,

SWEDEN. request permission to amend the specification of letters: patent application no: 2005/05830 of 17 JULY

2005 for USE OF THE CATHELICIDIN LL-37 AND DERIVATIVES THEREOF FOR WOUND HEALING.

LEVITAN. IAN. 27 SILVERMONTE VILLAGE, SILVERMONTE, JOHANNESBURG, RSA. request permission to

amend the specification of letters: patent application no: 2010/06189 of 30 AUGUST 2010 for A BEARABLE

PLATE ASSEMBLY FOR A ROCK ANCHOR.

RECKITT BENCKISER N.V. SIRIUSDREF 14, 2132 WT, HOOFDDORP, THE NETHERLANDS. request

permission to amend the specification of letters patent application no: 2005/07057 of 02 SEPTEMBER 2005 for

WATER-SOLUBLE PACKAGES CONTAINING LIQUID COMPOSITIONS.

ALNYLAM EUROPE AG. FRITZ-HORNSCHUCH-STR. 9, KULMBACH, D-95326, GERMANY. request

permission to amend the specification of letters patent application no: 2001/05909 of 18 JULY 2001 for METHOD

AND MEDICAMENT FOR INHIBITING THE EXPRESSION OF A DEFINED GENE.

TUBE TRAILER CLOSE CORPORATION. 2 LAPAN STREET, TENNANTVILLE, 7600, STELLENBOSCH,

WESTERN CAPE RSA. request permission to amend the specification of letters patent application no:

2012/02337 of 30 MARCH 2012 for A SUPPORT FRAME FOR A TRAILER.

WWS GAMING INC. 800 S. NORTHPOINT BOULEVARD, WAUKEGAN, IL 60085, USA. request permission to

amend the specification of letters: patent application no: 2010/01210 of 19 FEBRUARY 2010 for GAMING

SYTEM HAVING DYNAMIC PAYBACK PERCENTAGE AS A FUNCTION OF ENABLED FEATURES.


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CUBIST PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 65 HAYDEN AVENUE, LEXINGTON, MA 02124, USA. request permission

to amend the specification of letters: patent application no: 2011/04693 of 24 JUNE 2011 for NOVEL

ANTIBACTERIAL AGENTS FOR THE TRATMENT OF GRAM POSITIVE INFECTIONS.

RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED. 103-105 BATH ROAD, SLOUGH, BERSHIRE SL1 3UH,

UNITED KINGDOM. request permission to amend the specification of letters patent application no: 2011/03616 of

16 NOVEMBER 2009 for A RELIEF VALVE.

BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL GMBH. BINGER STRASSE 173, 55216 INGELHEIM AM RHEIN,

GERMANY. request permission to amend the specification of letters patent application no: 2005/06605 of 18

AUGUST 2005 for COMBINATIONS FOR THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES INVOLVING CELL

PROLIFERATION, MIGRATION OR APOPTOSIS OF MYELOMA CELLS, OR ANGIOGENESIS.

INSPECTION OF SPECIFICATIONS

A complete specification may, after acceptance is advertised, be inspected during office hours at the Patent

Office, Pretoria, at a charge of R4, 00. Please note, that in terms of section 43 (3) if the acceptance of an

application which claims priority in terms of section 31 (1) (c) is not published in terms of section 42 within 18

months from the earliest priority claimed from the relevant application in a convention country, it shall be opened

to public inspection after the expiration of 18 months from the earliest priority so claimed.

COPIES OF DOCUMENTS

The Patent Office, Private Bag X400, Pretoria, supplies copies of all patent and trade mark documents at the

following rate:

Photocopies: R1, 00 per page

(Payment to be affected by means of revenue stamps only.)

COMPLETE SPECIFICATIONS ACCEPTED AND ABRIDGEMENTS OR ABSTRACTS THEREOF

Complete specifications in respect of the under mentioned applications for letters Patent have been accepted by

the Registrar of Patents.


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THE PATENTS ACT, 1978 (ACT NO. 57 OF 1978)

In terms of section 42 (b) of the Patents Act, 1978, a patent shall be deemed to have been sealed and granted as

from the date of publication of the acceptance.

The numerical references denote the following: (21) Number of application. (22) Date of application. (DA) Date of

acceptance. (51) Class. (71) Name of applicant(s). (72) Name of all inventors. (33) Country. (31) Number and (32)

Date of convention application. (54) Title of invention. (00) Number of sheets.

Registrar of Patents

21: 2007/00145 22: 2007/01/04 43: 2013/10/04 51: A61K, A61P, C07K, C12N, G01N 71: Viventia Biotechnologies Inc. 72: BOSC, Denis Georges, CIZEAU, Jeannick, CHAHAL, Francina C., ENTWISTLE, Joycelyn, GLOVER, Nicholas Ronald, MACDONALD, Glen Christopher 33: US 31: 60/578,291 32: 2004/06/10 54: TUMOR SPECIFIC ANTIBODY 00: - The present invention provides the amino acid and

nucleic acid sequences of heavy chain and light

chain complementarity determining regions of a

tumor specific antibody. In addition, the invention

provides tumor-specific antibodies and

immunoconjugates comprising the tumor-specific

antibody attached to a toxin or label, and methods

and uses thereof. The invention also relates to

diagnostic methods and kits using the tumor-specific

antibodies of the invention.

21: 2007/08329 22: 2007/09/28 43: 2013/09/30 51: A61K 71: GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals s.a., Corixa Corporation

72: ALDERSON, Mark, BHATIA, Ajay, BARTH, Brenda, LOBET, Yves, MARCHAND, Martine, MAISONNEUVE, Jean-Francois L, METTENS, Pascal, NOZAY, Florence Bernadette, PROBST, Peter, SKEIKY, Yasir A. 33: US 31: 60/667,331 32: 2005/03/31 54: VACCINES AGAINST CHLAMYDIAL INFECTION 00: - The present invention relates to compositions comprising proteins or polynucleotides of Chlamydia sp., in particular combinations of proteins or polynucleotides encoding them, and methods for the use of the proteins or polynucleotides in the treatment, prevention and diagnosis of Chlamydia infection.

21: 2008/05109 22: 2008/06/11 43: 2013/09/26 51: B01L, C12N 71: Biomatrica, Inc. 72: MULLER-COHN, Judy, MULLER, Rolf 33: US 31: 11/291,267 32: 2005/12/01 54: Integration of sample storage and sample management for life science 00: - Compositions and methods are disclosed for

automated storing, tracking, retrieving and analyzing

biological samples, including dry storage at ambient

temperatures of nucleic acids, proteins (including

enzymes), and cells using a dissolvable dry storage

matrix that permits recovery of biologically active

materials. RFID-tagged biological sample storage

devices featuring dissolvable or dissociable matrices

are described for use as supports of biological

samples, which matrices can be dried and

subsequently rehydrated for sample recovery. Also

disclosed are computer-implemented systems and

methods for managing sample data.


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21: 2008/05417 22: 2008/06/20 43: 2013/09/26 51: C07D 71: Abbott Laboratories 72: ROCKWAY, Todd W., BETEBENNER, David A., KRUEGER, Allan C., IWASAKI, Nobuhiko, COOPER, Curt S., ANDERSON, David D., KEMPF, Dale J., MADIGAN, Darold L., MOTTER, Christopher E., SHANLEY, Jason P., TUFANO, Michael D., WAGNER, Rolf, ZHANG, Rong, MOLLA, Akhteruzzaman, MO, Hongmei, PILOT-MATIAS, Tami J., MASSE, Sherie VL., CARRICK, Robert J., HE, Weping, LU, Liangjun 33: US 31: 60/752,473 32: 2005/12/21 54: ANTI-VIRAL COMPOUNDS 00: - Compounds effective in inhibiting replication of Hepatitis C virus ("HCV") or other viruses are disclosed. This invention is also directed to compositions comprising such compounds, co-formulation or co-administration of such compounds with other anti-viral or therapeutic agents, processes and intermediates for the syntheses of such compounds, and methods of using such compounds for the treatment of HCV or other viral infections.

21: 2008/05727 22: 2008/06/30 43: 2013/09/30 51: A61K 71: Abbott GmbH & Co. KG 72: BREITENBACH, Jörg, LANDER, Ute, ROSENBERG, Jorg, MAEGERLEIN, Markus, WOEHRLE, Gerd 33: US 31: 60/760,707 32: 2006/01/21 54: DOSAGE FORM AND METHOD FOR THE DELIVERY OF DRUGS OF ABUSE 00: - A dosage form and method for the delivery of drugs,

particularly drugs of abuse, characterized by

resistance to solvent extraction, tampering, crushing,

or grinding, and providing an initial burst of release

of drug followed by a prolonged period of

controllable drug release.

21: 2008/05734 22: 2008/06/30 43: 2013/10/18 51: A23K 71: Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc. 72: YAMKA, Ryan Michael, FRIESEN, Kim Gene, SCHOENHERR, William David, KATS, Lauren Jay 33: US 31: 60/761,301 32: 2006/01/23 54: METHODS FOR REDUCING FOOD INTAKE AND CONTROLLING THE WEIGHT OF ANIMALS 00: - Compositions and methods for reducing food intake by and controlling the weight of an animal by feeding the animal a composition comprising a food intake reducing amount or a weight controlling amount of a soluble fiber.

21: 2008/06203 22: 2008/07/16 43: 2013/10/21 51: B01J 71: ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company 72: BEECKMAN, Jean W., WU, Jason, DATZ, Theodore E., DEHAAS, Ralph 33: US 31: 60/759,433 32: 2006/01/17 54: METHOD FOR MAKING SILICA SHAPED BODIES 00: - This invention relates to a method for making shaped bodies having a silica content of at least 85 wt%, to shaped bodies made by such method, to catalyst compositions comprising shaped bodies made by such methods and to catalytic conversion processes using catalyst compositions comprising shaped bodies made by such methods. The method of making the shaped bodies comprises the steps of a) forming shaped bodies from a mixture obtained from at least one amorphous silica powder, at least one silica sol having a pH below 7, and at least one polymeric organic extrusion aid, optionally supplemental liquid medium and optionally crystallites of a zeolite or zeolite-type material; b) drying the shaped bodies obtained in step a); and c)


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heating the shaped bodies to a temperature ranging from about 500 'C to about 800 'C.

21: 2008/06280 22: 2008/07/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: A61K, A61P 71: Tibotec Pharmaceuticals Ltd 72: BAERT, Lieven Elvire Colette, KRAUS, Guenter, VAN 'T KLOOSTER, Gerben Albert Eleutherius 33: EP 31: 06100677.1 32: 2006/01/20 54: LONG TERM TREATMENT OF HIV- INFECTION WITH TCM278 00: - This invention relates to the use of a parenteral formulation comprising an anti-virally effective amount of TMC278 or a pharmaceutically acceptable acid-addition salt thereof, and a carrier, for the manufacture of a medicament for the treatment of a subject being infected with HIV, wherein the formulation is to be administered intermittently at a time interval of at least one week.

21: 2008/08767 22: 2008/10/14 43: 2013/10/15 51: A61K, C07D 71: Ardea Biosciences, Inc. 72: YAN, Shunqi, VERNIER, Jean-Michel, HONG, Zhi, CHOW, Suetying, KOH, Yung-hyo 33: US 31: 60/793,129 32: 2006/04/18 54: PYRIDONE SULFONAMIDES AND PYRIDONE SULFAMIDES AS MEK INHIBITORS 00: - This invention concerns ~N-(ortho phenylamino dihydropyridyl)sulfonamides and N-(ortho phenylamino dihydropyridyl), N'-alkyl sulfamides which are inhibitors of MEK and are useful in the treatment of cancer and other hyperproliferative diseases.

21: 2008/10804 22: 2008/12/22 43: 2013/09/26 51: B22F, B23B, E21B 71: Smith International, Inc. 72: VORONIN, Georgiy, MOURIK, Nephi, BELNAP, J. Daniel 33: US 31: 11/971,893 32: 2008/01/09 54: POLYCRYSTALLINE ULTRA-HARD COMPACT CONSTRUCTIONS 00: - Polycrystalline ultra-hard compact constructions

comprise a polycrystalline ultra-hard compact having

a polycrystalline ultra-hard body attached to a

substrate. A support member is attached to the

compact by a braze material. The support member

can have a one-piece construction including one or

more support sections. The support member has a

first section extending axially along a wall surface of

the compact, and extending circumferentially along a

portion of the compact. The support member can

include a second section extending radially along a

backside surface of the compact, and/or a third

section extending radially along a front side surface

of the compact. In one embodiment, the support

member includes a second and/or third section and

the compact disposed therein is in an axially

compressed state. The support member is

interposed between the compact and an end-use

device, and improves the compact attachment

strength to an end-use device when compared to

conventional compacts.

21: 2008/6307 22: 2008/07/21 43: 2013/10/28 51: C08J C08B D01F 71: BASF SE 72: STEGMANN, Veit, MASSONNE, Klemens, MAASE, Matthias, UERDINGEN, Eric, LUTZ, Michael, HERMANUTZ, Frank, GAEHR, Frank 33: DE 31: 10 2005 062 608.4 32: 2005/12/23 33: DE 31: 10 2006 035 830.9 32: 2006/08/01 54: SOLVENT SYSTEM BASED ON MOLTEN IONIC LIQUIDS, ITS PRODUCTION AND USE FOR PRODUCING REGENERATED CARBOHYDRATES 00: - A solvent system for biopolymers in the form of carbohydrates which is based on a molten ionic liquid, with additives being present in the solvent system if appropriate, is described. This solvent system comprises a protic solvent or a mixture of a plurality of protic solvents, and if the protic solvent is water alone, this is present in the solvent system in an amount of more than about 5% by weight.


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Carbohydrates can be incorporated into the solvent system, in particular in the form of starch, cellulose and derivatives thereof, and the solvent system can then be employed for regenerating the carbohydrates dissolved therein. In addition, a particularly advantageous method of producing the solvent system containing the carbohydrates and for producing regenerated carbohydrates, in particular in the form of regenerated cellulose fibres, is described. The invention accordingly also provides such spinning fibres which are nonfibrillating. The invention offers, in particular, economic advantages over the systems of the prior art.

21: 2009/00049 22: 2009/01/05 43: 2013/10/07 51: A01N, A61K, A61P 71: Hibernation Therapeutics Limited 72: DOBSON, Geoffrey Philip 54: IMPROVED TISSUE MAINTENANCE 00: - The invention provides a method of reducing damage to a tissue, organ or cell from surgical procedures comprising administering a composition comprising a potassium channel opener/agonist and/or an adenosine receptor agonist (eg. adenosine) together with a local anaesthetic (eg. lignocaine) when perfusing the organ.

21: 2009/04292 22: 2009/06/18 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Plexxikon, Inc. 72: SPEVAK, Wayne, CHO, Hanna, IBRAHIM, Prabha N., SHI, Shenghua, MAMO, Shumeye, GILLETTE, Sam, ZHU, Hongyao 33: US 31: 60/876,953 32: 2006/12/21 54: PYRROLO [2, 3-B] PYRIDINE DERIVATIVES AS KINASE MODULATORS 00: - Compounds active on protein kinases are described, as well as methods of using such compounds to treat diseases and conditions associated with aberrant activity of protein kinases.

21: 2009/04422 22: 2009/06/24 43: 2013/09/26

51: A61K 71: Egalet Ltd. 72: DOWNIE, Ken, PEDERSEN, Anders Vagnø, HAAHR, Anne-Mette, HEMMINGSEN, Pernille Kirstine Høyrup, BAR-SHALOM, Daniel 33: DK 31: PA200700063 32: 2007/01/16 33: US 31: 60/885,106 32: 2007/01/16 54: USE OF I) A POLYGLYCOL AND II) AN ACTIVE DRUG SUBSTANCE FOR THE PREPARATION OF A PHARMACEUTICAL

COMPOSITION FOR I) MITIGATING THE RISK OF ALCOHOL INDUCED DOSE DUMPING AND/OR II) REDUCING THE RISK OF DRUG ABUSE 00: - Abuse resistant polyglycol-based pharmaceutical compositions are disclosed. The composition contains one or more polyglycols and one or more active substances and it is resistant to crushing, melting and/or extraction. Moreover, such compositions have the same or lower solubility in ethanolic-aqueous medium, i.e. they are not subject to ethanol-induced dose dumping effect.

21: 2009/04866 22: 2009/07/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: E21B 71: PATTERSON, William N. 72: PATTERSON, William N. 33: US 31: 11/652,273 32: 2007/01/11 54: DRILL STEM GUIDE AND WRENCH APPARATUS 00: - A drill stem centralizer and/or breakout wrench

includes a frame with opposed hydraulic cylinder

actuators mounted on the frame and engaged in with

jaw support members for movement toward and

away from each other for centralizing or breakout of

drill stem sections. The hydraulic actuators are

mounted on trunnions which are supported by

bearing caps which may be indexed to change the

spacing of the opposed actuators to accommodate a

wide range of drill stem diameters or cross-sectional

shapes. The jaw support members are provided with

laterally spaced guide parts which are moveable in

slots in the frame to guide the jaw support members

for linear reciprocal movement in response to

actuation by the hydraulic actuators. The frame may

be mounted for limited rotation on a feed beam to

effect drill stem breakout operations.


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21: 2009/05206 22: 2009/07/24 43: 2013/10/25 51: B01J, C02F 71: Molycorp Minerals, LLC 72: BURBA III, John L., HASSLER, Carl R., O'KELLEY, C. Brock, WHITEHEAD, Charles F. 33: US 31: 60/882,376 32: 2006/12/28 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR RECOVERING A METAL AND SEPARATING ARSENIC FROM AN ARSENIC CONTAINING SOLUTION 00: - A method and apparatus for recovering a metal and separating arsenic from an arsenic-containing solution. The method includes contacting the arsenic-containing solution with a fixing agent that comprises a rare earth compound to produce an arsenic-depleted solution and an arsenic-laden fixing agent. The fixing agent comprises a rare earth-containing compound that can include cerium, lanthanum, or praseodymium. The fixing agent is separated from the arsenic-depleted solution and a recoverable metal is separated from one or more of the arsenic-containing solution and the arsenic-depleted solution. Recoverable metals can include metal from Group IA, Group IIA, Group VIII and the transition metals. The arsenic-containing solution can be formed by contacting an arsenic-containing material with a leaching agent. Arsenic-depleted solids formed during the leach can also be separated and recovered. An apparatus of the invention can include two or more arsenic fixing units configured to conduct the method on a continuous basis.

21: 2009/05207 22: 2009/07/24 43: 2013/10/25 51: C02F 71: Molycorp Minerals, LLC 72: BURBA III, John L., HASSLER, Carl R., O'KELLEY, C. Brock, WHITEHEAD, Charles F.

33: US 31: 60/882,401 32: 2006/12/28 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR REMOVING ARSENIC FROM A SOLUTION 00: - A method and apparatus for separating arsenic from

an aqueous solution containing arsenic. The method

includes the steps of contacting an arsenic-

containing solution with a first portion of fixing agent

to remove at least a portion of the arsenic. An

arsenic-laden fixing agent is separated from the

solution and the partially depleted solution is

contacted with a second portion of fixing agent. The

fixing agent can include a high surface area

insoluble compound containing one or more of

cerium, lanthanum, or praseodymium. Following

removal of the arsenic, the arsenic-depleted solution

can be further processed to separate a recoverable

metal through metal refining. The arsenic-laden

fixing agent can be filtered to recover and recycle a

filtrate to the solution for additional treatment, as well

as using a partially saturated fixing agent to remove

arsenic from fresh solution. An arsenic-containing

solution can be formed from arsenic-containing

solids such as contaminated soils, industrial

byproducts and waste materials.


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21: 2009/07213 22: 2009/10/15 43: 2013/10/14 51: E06B 71: SACKS, Sidney 72: SACKS, Sidney 33: ZA 31: 2008/06405 32: 2008/07/23 54: A MOTORISED GATE ARRANGEMENT 00: - A motorised gate arrangement has a low torque,

stallable electric motor; an output shaft connected to

the motor; and a barrier panel fast with the output

shaft and rotatable therewith. A reduction gearbox is

provided, with the output shaft being connected to

the motor via the gearbox. The motor and

gearboxare vertically housed in a cylindrical housing

in an axial manner, the housing having a window for

the panel. The motor has a rated speed of about

900rpm and the gearbox has a reduction ratio of

between 900:5.5 and 900:14. Adjustable buffers and

limit switches are provided for limiting movement of

the output shaft and the panel between

predetermined positions. A position sensing

mechanism for determining the angular position of

the output shaft and a brake are also provided.

21: 2009/08875 22: 2009/12/11 43: 2013/10/18 51: B01D 71: Terra Moya Aqua, Inc. 72: TAYLOR, Ronald J., TAYLOR, Scott J. 33: US 31: 11/747,857 32: 2007/05/11 54: INTEGRATED POWER PLANT THAT UTILIZES RENEWABLE AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES 00: - A large pressure differential is created between the

leading face of the rotor blade and the trailing face of

the rotor blade during the power cycle which creates

a large amount of force that rotates the rotor blade

about the central shaft Gaps may be provided

between the inside edge of the rotor blade and a

stationary shaft which vents wind collected by the

rotor blade during certain portions of the rotation

cycle The vented wind increases the pressure on the

trailing face of the rotor blades during the return

cycle to further assist in the efficiency of this system

An integrated power plant provides a source of

renewable energy In the form of a cross-flow wind

turbine that includes solar cells mounted on south

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used to store liquids and fuels generated by the

renewable energy sources.

21: 2010/01960 22: 2010/03/18 43: 2013/09/30 51: B22C, B61G 71: McConway & Torley, LLC 72: GAGLIARDINO, Joseph L., MAUTINO, Peter S. 33: US 31: 10/913,017 32: 2004/08/06 54: RAILWAY CAR COUPLER KNUCKLE HAVING IMPROVED BEARING SURFACE 00: - Knuckle coupler castings and methods for casting

the knuckle coupler castings, where the knuckle

coupler castings having enhanced bearing surfaces

(12) which may include vertically flat surface.

21: 2010/04425 22: 23/06/2010 43: 26/09/2013 51: A61B 71: UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN and THE UNIERSITY OF SYDNEY 72: TAPSON JONATHAN CRAIG, MCEWAN ALISTAIR LEE, HOLDER DAVID SIMON, VAN SCHAIK ANDRE 33: GB 31: 0723045.1 32: 2007/11/26 54: SYSTEMS AND METHOD FOR CONDUCTING MULTIPLEXED ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE TOMOGRAPY 00: - 57: A method is provided for taking electrical impedance tomography measurements using multiple electrodes located at selected positions to a volume of a subject body. Multiple orthogonal or near- orthogonal signals are introduced simultaneously by way of selected different electrodes and resultant predetermined responses (if any) at receiving electrodes are recorded or determined. The signals are encoded using the technique of code division multiplexing and received signals at each receiving electrode are cross-correlated with original signals to determine the contribution of each original signal to a composite received signal. The invention also relates to apparatus suitable for use in applying a method.


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21: 2010/04486 22: 2010/06/24 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61F 71: The Procter & Gamble Company 72: AUTRAN, Jean-Philippe Marie, MUSLAT, Iyad, BLAND, David G., CANCIO, Leopoldo V., NETON, Janet, MANSFIELD, Todd Leon 33: US 31: 61/023,107 32: 2008/01/24 54: EXTRUSION BONDED LAMINATES FOR ABSORBENT ARTICLES 00: - An absorbent article of the present invention may

comprise a topsheet, an outer cover, and an

absorbent core disposed therebetween. The outer

cover may comprise an extrusion bonded laminate.

The EBL may comprise a multi-layer coextruded

elastomeric film and a nonwoven. The film may

comprise a core layer, a first outer layer, and a

second outer layer, wherein the core layer is

between the first and second outer layers. The

nonwoven may comprise fibers and/or filaments.

The first outer layer may be non-adhesively joined to

the nonwoven via extrusion coating. Further, the

outer cover may be elastic to at least about 50%

engineering strain. The nonwoven may have high

chemical affinity for the first outer layer. The first

outer layer may have a low chemical affinity for the

core layer; and the multi-layer coextruded

elastomeric film may have a basis weight no greater

than about 40 gsm.

21: 2010/04684 22: 2010/07/02 43: 2013/10/03 51: C07D 71: Basilea Pharmaceutica AG 72: DESARBRE, Eric, RICHALET, Florian 33: EP 31: 07122236.8 32: 2007/12/04 54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF 2-(PRIMARY/SECONDARY AMINO)HYDROCARBYL)- CARBAMOYL-7-OXO-2,6-DIAZA-BICYCLO[3.2.0.]HEPTANE-6-SULFONIC ACID DERIVATIVES 00: - A process for the production of a compound of

formula (I) wherein ALINKERB represents a linker

moiety of formula (V): A[G1 - G2*- G3]B; wherein A

and B indicate the orientation of the group of formula

(V) in formula (I); G1, G2 and G3 have specific

meanings described herein and may be present or

absent, with the proviso that at least one of G1 or G3

is present; which linker group may furthermore

optionally contain one or more groups of formula

(VI); and/or other substituents; and R1 represents

hydrogen or a C1-C4-alkyl group; R2 represents

hydrogen or a C1-C4-alkyl group; R3 independently

at each occurrence, represents hydrogen or a C1-

C4-alkyl group; x is 0 or 1; y is 0 or 1; z

independently at each occurrence, is 0 or 1; and (- -)

represents a single bond between a primary,

secondary or tertiary carbon atom of the moiety

ALINKERB and the adjacent nitrogen atom; in which

process (A) a compound of formula (II) is reacted

with a compound of formula (III) wherein Pr

represents an amino protecting group selected from

t-butyloxy carbonyl (t-Boc), 1-methyl-1-(4-

biphenylyl)ethyloxy carbonyl (Bpoc), 1-(1-

adamantyl)-1-methylethyloxy carbonyl (Adpoc), 1-

(3,5-di-t-butylphenyl)-1-methylethyloxy carbonyl (t-

Bumeoc), 1-adamantyloxy carbonyl (Adoc), p-

methoxybenzyloxy carbonyl (Moz), o,p-


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dimethoxybenzyloxy carbonyl, ALINKERB has the

same meaning as in formula (I) with the exception

that one or more of the optional groups of formula

(VII) may be replaced by a group of formula (VII) and

R1; R2; R3; x; y; z and (--), at each occurrence, have

the same meaning as in formula (I) and Pr is as

defined above; in a dipolar aprotic solvent in the

presence of a base to obtain a compound of formula

(IV) wherein Pr; ALINKERB; R1; R2; R3; x; y; z; and

(- -), at each occurrence, have the same meaning as

in formula (III); which compound is then (B)

deprotected by reaction with formic acid or a mixture

of formic acid or acetic acid with hydrochloric acid or

hydrobromic acid, to give the compound of formula

(I) as well as the compounds of the aforementioned

formula (IV).

21: 2010/05089 22: 2010/07/16 43: 2013/10/21 51: A61K, A61P 71: Janssen Pharmaceutica N.V. 72: VERMEULEN, An Margriet Cornelia, WOUTERS, Alfons Jeanne 33: US 31: 61/014,918 32: 2007/12/19 54: DOSING REGIMEN ASSOCIATED WITH LONG ACTING INJECTABLE PALIPERIDONE ESTERS

00: - The present invention provides a method of treating

patients in need of treatment with long acting

injectable paliperidone palmitate formulations.

21: 2010/05136 22: 2010/07/19 43: 2013/11/28 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Cephalon, Inc. 72: DANDU, Reddeppareddy, HUDKINS, Robert L., SUNDAR, Babu G. 33: US 31: 61/062,909 32: 2008/01/30 54: SUBSTITUTED SPIROCYCLIC PIPERIDINE DERIVATIVES AS HISTAMINE-3 (H3) RECEPTOR LIGANDS 00: - The present invention provides compounds of

Formula (I): their use as H3 antagonists/inverse

agonists, processes for their preparation, and

pharmaceuticals compositions thereof.

21: 2010/05145 22: 20/07/2010 43: 21/10/2013 51: E02F 71: EZYMINE PTY LTD 72: MCAREE PETER ROSS and REID ANTHONY WALTON 33: AU 31: 2008900081 32: 2008/01/08 54: A REAL TIME METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE SPATIAL POSE OF ELECTRIC MINING SHOVELS


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00: - 57: Knowing the global pose of mining excavators provides a range of benefits for managing and automating mining operations. A method for globally locating the pose of an electric mining shovel is described. The system takes measurements from an arbitrary number of RTK-GPS antennas mounted on the machine house and a resolver fitted to the machines’ swing axis. A Kalman filter is used to produce estimates of the global locations pose.

21: 2010/05181 22: 2010/07/20 43: 2013/10/21 51: C12N 71: ZOETIS W LLC 72: WU, Stephen Qitu 33: US 31: 61/015,894 32: 2007/12/21 54: METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR IMMUNIZING PIGS AGAINST PORCINE CIRCOVIRUS 00: - The present invention relates to the isolation and

identification of two new strains of type 2B porcine

circovirus. These two new strains of porcine

circovirus may be used for the preparation of

vaccine or immunogenic compositions for

immunizing pigs against postweaning multisystemic

wasting syndrome (PMWS). Accordingly, the

invention provides methods for eliciting a protective

immune response against a pathogenic porcine

circovirus by administering to a pig an

immunogenically effective amount of a type 2B

porcine circovirus vaccine or immunogenic

composition comprising at least one of the porcine

circoviruses having a nucleic acid sequence as set

forth in SEQ ID NOs: 1 or 2, or at least one protein

from at least one of the two new type 2B strains of

porcine circovirus as described herein. The invention

further relates to protection of a pig from any one or

more of the symptoms or sequelae associated with

PMWS.

21: 2010/05195 22: 2010/07/21 43: 2013/10/21 51: G06F 71: FORENSIC PATHWAYS 72: LEARY, Richard, Maurice, LEGG, Maxim, Francis, THORNTON, John, Matthew 33: GB 31: 0707249.7 32: 2007/12/20


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54: DATA NORMALISATION FOR INVESTIGATIVE DATA MINING 00: - A method of identifying a network of actors within a data set, the method comprising: -importing data from one or more data sources; -normalising the data in one or more fields to create a consolidated data set; -identifying one or more networks based on identical or similar instances of one or more pieces of data in the consolidated data set; and -calculating a measure of influence of one or more of the actors in an identified network.

21: 2010/05209 22: 2010/07/21 43: 2013/10/21 51: A61M 71: UCB Pharma SA 72: MORGAN, Darrell P., LEE, Alex, FORMOSA, Dan, VORDENBERG, Steven, VICARI, Joern, FREITAG, Eric, KONTORVICH, Boris 33: US 31: 61/010,779 32: 2008/01/11 54: SYSTEMS FOR ADMINISTERING MEDICATION FOR RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS 00: - The syringe systems disclosed herein provide in part

devices for allowing patients with compromised joint

strength to more easily administer medicine. Certain

exemplary syringe embodiments include a handle

forming a handgrip, a syringe barrel that magnifies

the dosage marks located on an inner barrel, and a

tip cap slidably engageable with the syringe barrel

for shielding a needle.

21: 2010/05211 22: 2010/07/21 43: 2013/10/21 51: C12P 71: Elan Pharmaceuticals, Inc., The University of Tennessee Research Foundation 72: SCHENK, Dale B., SEUBERT, Peter A., WALL, Jonathan, SALDANHA, Jose 33: US 31: 61/007,544 32: 2007/12/28 54: TREATMENT AND PROPHYLAXIS OF AMYLOIDOSIS 00: - Methods useful for effecting prophylaxis or treatment of amyloidosis, including AA Amyloidosis and AL amyloidosis, by administering peptides comprising neoepitopes, such as AA fragments from a C-terminal region of AA, and antibodies specific for neoepitopes of aggregated amyloid proteins, for example, antibodies specific for the C-terminal region of AA fibrils. Antibodies for inhibition of formation and/or increasing clearance of amyloid deposits in a patient thus effecting prophylaxis or treating amyloid disease.

21: 2010/06770 22: 2010/09/21 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: 4SC AG 72: GEKELER, Volker, MAIER, Thomas, ZIMMERMANN, Astrid, HOFMANN, Hans-Peter,


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KULKARNI, Sanjeev A., JAGTAP, Anil P., CHAURE, Ganesh S. 33: IN 31: 614/MUM/2008 32: 2008/03/24 54: NOVEL SUBSTITUTED IMIDAZOQUINOLINES 00: - Imidazoquinolines of formula I that contain substituted amine or amide functionality at 1- position and that are effective as Toll like Receptor 7 activators are disclosed. These compounds are useful as anticancer agents.

21: 2010/4887 22: 2010/07/12 43: 2013/10/21 51: C07D 71: BASF SE 72: DEGEN, Georg, STEGMANN, Veit, EBEL, Klaus, MASSONNE, Klemens, SZARVAS, Laszlo, VAGT, Uwe, MAASE, Matthias 33: EP 31: 07150039.1 32: 2007/12/14 54: METHOD FOR IMPROVING THE HYDROLYSIS STABILITY OF IONIC LIQUIDS 00: - The present invention relates to a method for improving the hydrolysis stability of ionic liquids (IL), wherein at least one tertiary amine or a quaternary ammonia compound, which is different from the ionic liquid (IL), is added to an ionic liquid (IL).

21: 2011/00173 22: 2009/07/02 43: 2013/10/10 51: C07D; A61K; A61P 71: AVEXA LIMITED 72: JONES, ERIC DALE, DEADMAN, JOHN JOSEPH, WINFIELD, LISA JANE, THIENTHONG, NEERANAT, LE, GIANG THANH, RHODES, DAVID IAN, VAN DE GRAFF, NICHOLAS ANDREW 33: AU 31: 2008903407 32: 2008/07/02 33: US 31: 61/161,931 32: 2009/03/20 54: COMPOUNDS HAVING ANTIVIRAL PROPERTIES 00: - The present invention provides a compound of

formula (I) or a pharmaceutically acceptable

derivative, salt or prodrug thereof. The present

invention further provides a method of treatment or

prophylaxis of a viral infection in a subject

comprising administering to said subject an effective

amount of a compound of formula (I) or a

pharmaceutically acceptable derivative, salt or

prodrug thereof. Pharmaceutical compositions

comprising a compound of formula (I) are also

provided.

21: 2011/00318 22: 2011/01/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: F16G 71: ESCO Corporation 72: KUBO, Kenneth, HYDE, Steven D. 33: US 31: 61/075,233 32: 2008/06/24 54: WEDGE AND SOCKET ASSEMBLY 00: - A socket and wedge assembly that securely holds

wire rope and is easy to release includes a

collapsible wedge. The wedge collapses at the front,

narrowed end to utilize the high pressures at the

front end of the wedge in effecting the collapse and

releasing the rope. The wedge includes a movable

element that pivots and/or translates to facilitate a

quick and reliable collapse of the wedge and release

of the wire rope. The wedge includes a cavity to at

least partially exhaust the fumes created from cutting

the support with a torch for release of the wire rope.

21: 2011/00346 22: 2008/06/06 43: 2013/10/25 51: F24J 71: AREVA SOLAR, INC.


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72: MILLS, DAVID R, LE LIEVRE, PETER K 33: US 31: 60/933,620 32: 2007/06/06 54: INTEGRATED SOLAR ENERGY RECEIVER-STORAGE UNIT 00: - Receivers for use in solar energy collector systems

and solar-powered electrical energy generating

plants are provided. The receivers (400) comprise a

solar radiation absorbing core (414) that converts

absorbed solar radiation to thermal energy. The core

(414) comprises a refractory material to allow the

receivers to operate continuously at high

temperatures reached by absorbing concentrated

solar radiation. The thermal energy so generated in

the core may be stored in the receiver for a

transitory period, or for a more extended period.

Receivers (400) may comprise one or more fluid

channels (415) in and/or around the core for

conveying a working fluid to facilitate extraction of

stored thermal energy from the core.

21: 2011/00743 22: 2011/01/28 43: 2013/10/16 51: F23B, F23D 71: PRETORIUS, Pieter Benjamin, DU PREEZ, Pieter Jacobus 72: DU PREEZ, Pieter Jacobus 33: South Africa 31: 2010/00416 32: 2010/01/20 54: BURNER FOR BURNING PARTICULATE FUEL 00: - This invention discloses a burner for burning fine

particulate fuel, such as duff. The burner 10

comprises a body 12 defining a combustion chamber

14 and a foraminous container 16 disposed in the

combustion chamber 14 for containing fine

particulate fuel. The container 16 has an annular

elongate foraminous outer wall 18 extending

upwardly from the periphery of a round foraminous

base 20 and an annular elongate foraminous inner

wall 22 extending at an acute angle with the outer

wall 18 upwardly from the base 20 to taper inwardly

and away from the outer wall 18 in the upwardly

direction. The inner and outer walls 22 and 18 thus

define an annular chamber 24 for holding the fine

particulate fuel. The inner wall 22 of the container 16

defines a frusto-conical airflow passage or chimney

26 extending centrally through the annular chamber

24.

21: 2011/03255 22: 05/05/2011 43: 05/11/2013 51: C07K 71: AMGEN RESEARCH (MUNICH) GMBH 72: ZUGMAIER GERHARD and DEGENHARD EVELYN 33: US 31: 61/112.323 32: 2008/11/07 33: US 31: 61/183.291 32: 2009/06/02 54: TREATMENT OF ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA 00: - 57: The present invention relates to a method for the treatment, amelioration or elimination of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), the method


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comprising the administration of a pharmaceutical composition a CD19xCD3 bispecific single chain antibody construct to an adult patient in the need thereof.

21: 2011/03256 22: 05/05/2011 43: 05/11/2013 51: C07K 71: AMGEN RESEARCH (MUNICH) GMBH 72: ZUGMAIER GERHARD 33: US 31: 61/112.323 32: 2008/11/07, 54: TREATMENT OF PEDIATRIC ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA 00: - 57: The present invention relates to a method for the treatment, amelioration or elimination of pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), the method comprising the administration of a pharmaceutical composition comprising a CD19xCD3 bispecific single chain antibody construct to a pediatric ALL patient in the need thereof.

21: 2011/03736 22: 2011/05/20 43: 2013/10/25 51: G11B 71: Panasonic Corporation 72: NAKAMURA, Atsushi, MIYAGAWA, Naoyasu, FURUMIYA, Shigeru, HINO, Yasumori, ITO, Motoshi, SHOJI, Mamoru, TAKAHASHI, Yoshihisa 33: JP 31: 2008-276156 32: 2008/10/27 54: INFORMATION RECORDING MEDIUM, RECORDING DEVICE AND REPRODUCING DEVICE 00: - An information recording medium is provided with

three or more information recording layers. Each of

the information recording layers is provided with a

test recording region to be used for adjusting

recording conditions. One information recording

layer among the information recording layers is

provided with a management data region, which has

management data for managing the information

recording medium previously recorded thereon and

is to be exclusively used for reproduction, and such

information recording layer is also provided with a

data-recordable management data region on which

management data for managing the information

recording medium can be newly written. Each of

other two or more recording layers among the

information recording layers is provided with a test

recording region having the radius position thereof

overlap that of a part of the management data region

exclusively used for reproduction. On the recording

layer provided with the data-recordable management

data region, two data-recordable management data

regions are arranged on the inner circumferential

side and on the outer circumferential side of the test

recording region, respectively.

21: 2011/03789 22: 2009/11/27 43: 2013/10/16 51: A61K 71: CIRCASSIA LIMITED 72: HAFNER, RODERICK PETER, LAIDLER, PAUL 33: GB 31: 0821806.7 32: 2008/11/28 54: COMPOSITIONS WITH REDUCED DIMER FORMATION 00: - The present invention relates to the use of a non-reducing carbohydrate or carbohydrate derivative and at least one agent which inhibits dimer formation in a freeze-dried composition comprising at least one peptide that contains a free cysteine residue, to provide a freeze-dried composition with improved long-term storage stability.

21: 2011/04040 22: 2011/05/31 43: 2013/10/25 51: C07C 71: F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG 72: DURKIN, Kieran, FISHER, Lawrence Emerson, MEILI, Arthur, SCALONE, Michelangelo, SHI, Xianqing, VITALE, Justin 33: US 31: 61/138,596 32: 2008/12/18 54: PROCESS FOR SYNTHESIS OF AMINO-METHYL TETRALINE DERIVATIVES 00: - Methods for producing a compound of formula (k1)

or (k2) by reducing a dihydronapthalene amide

compound of formula (i); with hydrogen gas in the

presence of a ruthenium catalyst of formula (j1) or

(j2); Ru(Z)2(L) = (j1), Ru(E)(E')(L)(D) = (j2); wherein

m, n, Ar, Y, R1 E, E', D, Z and L are as defined

herein.


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21: 2011/04111 22: 2011/06/02 43: 2013/10/25 51: A23L, A61K 71: Nestec S.A. 72: BERGONZELLI DEGONDA, Gabriela, BUREAU-FRANZ, Isabelle, GARCIA-RODENAS, Clara Lucia 33: EP 31: 08168161.1 32: 2008/11/03 54: A NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION COMPRISING PROBIOTICS AND IMPROVING SLEEP PATTERNS 00: - This invention relates to the use of a probiotic

bacterial strain in the manufacture of a medicament

or therapeutic nutritional composition for improving

the maturation of sleep patterns in infants, young

children or young animals and/or for reducing sleep

disturbances and/or improving sleep patterns in

humans or animals at any age.

21: 2011/04148 22: 2011/06/03 43: 2013/09/26 51: G06Q 71: AMADEUS s.a.s. 72: CHEVANCE, Jean-Philippe, CHOUBERT, Luc, PASERO, Jean-Pierre, PERAN, Erwan 33: EP 31: 08305884.2 32: 2008/12/04 54: METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY MAPPING CABIN AND TRAVEL CLASS STRUCTURES OF AIRLINE DISRUPTED FLIGHTS INTO REPLACEMENT FLIGHTS 00: - A method for automatically mapping a cabin and

travel class structure of an airline disrupted flight into

the ones of replacement flights is described. The

cabin and travel class structure of the airline

disrupted flight are first retrieved. For each

passenger impacted by the disruption, a base

disrupted flight is determined out of the passenger

itinerary. For the whole disruption period the cabin

and travel class structure of the replacement flights

are split in sub-periods. For each disruption sub-

period, the mapping is initialized by first establishing

a direct match between the cabin and travel class

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against the actual cabin and travel class structure of

the replacement flights which includes pinpointing all

found discrepancies. All class matching tables

(CMTs) that apply to the disrupted flight for the

disruption period considered are retrieved from a

repository of rules. The cabin and travel class

structure of the replacement flights are further split in

sub-periods to imbed the actual validity periods of

the retrieved CMTs. Finally, rules of the retrieved

CMTs are applied to resolve all found discrepancies.

Thus, a fully automatic mapping is achieved

between the cabin and travel class structure of the

airline disrupted flight and the cabin and travel class

structure of the one or more replacement flights.

21: 2011/04384 22: 2011/06/13 43: 2013/09/26 51: C11D 71: The Procter & Gamble Company 72: VELAZQUEZ, Jose Maria, ROSALDO, Rafael Trujillo, PORTER, Philip John, DUBOIS, Zerlina Guzdar, SUNOHARA, Yoshimi, MEDINA, Javier, GREEN, Michael, DENUTTE, Hugo Robert Germain, CLARE, Jonathan Richard, HERTENSTEIN, Stacy 33: US 31: 12/336,080 32: 2008/12/16

54: PERFUME SYSTEMS 00: - The present application relates to perfume raw materials, perfume systems and consumer products comprising such perfume raw materials and/or such perfume systems, as well as processes for making and using such, perfume systems and consumer products. The perfume compositions, including the delivery systems, disclosed herein expand the perfume communities options as such perfume raw materials can provide variations on character and such compositions can provide desired odor profiles.

21: 2011/04588 22: 22/06/2011 43: 26/09/2013 51: A01N 71: CHEMOCENTRYX INC 72: FAN PINGCHEN, LI YANDONG, POWERS JAY, ZENG YIBIN, YANG JUN, TANAKA HIROKO, GREENMAN KEVIN LLOYD, LELETI MANMOHAN REDDY 33: US 31: 61/139.919 32: 2008/12/22 54: C5AR ANTAGONISTS 00: - 57: Compounds are provided that are modulators of the C5a receptor. The compounds are substituted piperidines and are useful in pharmaceutical compositions, methods for the treatment of diseases and disorders involving the pathologic activation of C5a receptors.

21: 2011/04711 22: 2011/06/24 43: 2013/09/26 51: B65D 71: Bayer Intellectual Property GmbH 72: LEIFELD, Sabine, REINHOLD, Tom, FILLER, Sven, KARLA, Uwe 33: DE 31: 102008059673.6 32: 2008/11/26 54: CARTRIDGE, A PHARMACEUTICAL DISPENSER CONTAINING SAID CARTRIDGE AND APPLICATIONS OF SAID CARTRIDGE AND SAID PHARMACEUTICAL DISPENSER 00: - The invention relates to the safe storage and simple

and safe taking of tablets T by a user by means of a

cartridge 900 that can be used in a pharmaceutical

dispenser 1 for solid pharmaceutical portions T and

that is designed having a storage space for

accommodating the pharmaceutical portions T, and

by means of a pharmaceutical dispenser 1

containing this cartridge 900. According to the

invention, the cartridge 900 comprises a transport

safeguard for preventing movement of the

pharmaceutical portions T during storage and

transport of the cartridge 900. This transport


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safeguard is particularly a tolerance equalization

stopper 970, seated frictionally in the storage space

and movable in the axial direction. Furthermore, a

tablet slider 960, movable in the axial direction in the

storage space and engaging through at least one

axial slot in the cartridge 900, is contained in the

cartridge 900, said slider serving to transfer an axial

force onto the pharmaceutical portions (T) in the

cartridge and thus to hold down a columnar

arrangement of pharmaceutical portions (T).

21: 2011/04712 22: 2011/06/24 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61J, B65D 71: Bayer Intellectual Property GmbH 72: LEIFELD, Sabine, REINHOLD, Tom, FILLER, Sven, KARLA, Uwe, WEBER, Peter, VOEGE, Nina, JARVIS, Nat, HOLCH, Benjamin, WHITTAKER, James 33: DE 31: 102008059672.8 32: 2008/11/26 33: DE 31: 102008059674.4 32: 2008/11/26 33: DE 31: 102008059675.2 32: 2008/11/26

54: CARTRIDGE, PHARMACEUTICAL DISPENSER FOR SOLID PHARMACEUTICAL PORTIONS AND APPLICATIONS OF SAID CARTRIDGE AND SAID PHARMACEUTICAL DISPENSER 00: - The invention relates to the safe storage and simple

and safe taking of tablets T by a user by means of a

cartridge (900) that can be used in a pharmaceutical

dispenser (1) for solid pharmaceutical portions T and

that is designed having a storage space for

accommodating the pharmaceutical portions T, and

by means of a pharmaceutical dispenser (1) for this

cartridge (900). According to the invention, the

cartridge (900) comprises a separation device (910)

that is designed to dispense defined pharmaceutical

portions T and that comprises a movable device

(940) for separating a defined pharmaceutical

portion T from the storage space and for releasing

out of the pharmaceutical dispenser (1) and wherein

the separation device (910) is designed for creating

an operative connection to an activation device (14,

220, 224, 226; 15, 210; 230) in the pharmaceutical

dispenser (1).


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21: 2011/04720 22: 2011/06/24 43: 2013/10/25 51: B05B 71: Colgate-Palmolive Company 72: CRAWFORD, John C., TREPINA, George 33: US 31: 61/145,373 32: 2009/01/16 54: DISPENSING CONTAINER COMPRISING A PUMP RECEIVING FITMENT 00: - A dispensing container with a fitment (30), the

fitment (30) allows a dispensing pump on the

dispensing container (10) to be reused with another

container. The container (10) has a fitment (30)

secured into the container (10) using a tamper-proof

structure with the reusable dispensing pump of a

structure to fit into this fitment (30). The fitment (30)

and the container neck (20) are injection molded to

maintain the close tolerances for the tamper-proof

structure. The fitment (30) has at least one drain

aperture (34 a-d) and at least one pressure

equalization aperture (35 a-d). When the reusable

dispensing pump is inserted into the fitment (30),

liquid in the fitment (30) can escape through the

drain aperture (34 a-d) into the container (10) and

pressure in the container (10) is equalized through

the pressure equalization aperture (35 a-d). The

closure (14) and upper part (14) of the container (10)

are both of a conical structure to enhance alignment.

21: 2011/04858 22: 2011/06/30 43: 2013/09/30 51: G01T, G21C 71: Areva NP 72: PFEIFFER, Maxime 33: FR 31: 0859112 32: 2008/12/30 54: METHOD FOR MEASURING THE NEUTRON FLUX IN THE CORE OF A NUCLEAR REACTOR USING A COBALT DETECTOR, AND ASSOCIATED DEVICE 00: - The invention relates to a method for measuring the

neutron flux in the core of a nuclear reactor, said

method including a plurality of steps recurrently

performed at moments (TN) spaced out over a

period (?T), the method including, at every given

moment (TN), the following steps: acquiring a total

signal (ltotN) using a cobalt neutron detector (1)

placed inside the reactor core; assessing a

calibration factor (C_UCON) representing the

delayed component (I60) of the total signal due to

the presence of cobalt-60 in the neutron detector (1);

assessing a corrected signal (IN) representing the

neutron flux in the detector (1) according to the total


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signal (ltotN) and the calibration factor (C_UCON);

assessing a slope (SLOPEN-1) representing the

variation of the calibration factor between the

preceding moment (TN-1) and the given moment

(TN); the calibration factor (C_UCON) at the given

time (TN) being assessed according to the

calibration factor (C_UCON-1) assessed in the

preceding moment (TN-1), the slope (SLOPEN-1),

and the period (?T) separating the given moment

(TN) from the preceding moment (TN-1).

21: 2011/04878 22: 2011/07/01 43: 2013/10/07 51: A47J, B65D 71: Nestec S.A. 72: GERBAULET, Arnaud, TINEMBART, Jean-François, KAESER, Thomas, DENISART, Jean-Paul, MAGRI, Carlo 33: EP 31: 08170559.2 32: 2008/12/03 54: CAPSULE FOR THE PREPARATION OF A BEVERAGE BY CENTRIFUGATION 00: - Method for preparing a beverage, from a capsule (1)

containing a substance, received in a beverage

production device comprising: feeding water by an

injection needle (90) while creating liquid tightness

between the central inlet portion (8) and the surface

of the needle and dispensing the beverage from the

capsule by centrifugation through outlets in the

peripheral outlet portion (9), wherein the capsule is

configured in the central inlet portion to provide liquid

tightness between the liquid inlet and the surface of

the needle to prevent liquid from leaking outside of

the capsule and wherein the capsule is configured to

allow centrifuged liquid to pass through the outlets in

the peripheral outlet portion (9).

21: 2011/05057 22: 2011/07/08 43: 2013/10/08 51: H04B, H04H 71: Astrium Limited, Econet Wireless Ip Holdings Limited 72: HODSON, Kevin, LESTER, Donald, CULLEN, Ian Leslie 33: GB 31: 0822492.5 32: 2008/12/10 54: CONTENT BROADCASTING 00: - The invention provides a content broadcasting

system comprising a communications satellite and a

satellite control arrangement for controlling the

communications satellite to transmit a satellite

broadcast signal. The satellite control arrangement

is arranged to control the satellite to transmit the

satellite broadcast signal to a first geographical area

during a first time interval and to transmit the satellite

broadcast signal to a second geographical area

during a second time interval. The broadcast signal

is not transmitted to the first geographical area

during at least the second time interval and the

broadcast signal is not transmitted to the second

geographical area during at least the first time

interval. This enables broadcast content to be

provided to a large geographical area, while

increasing the radio frequency spectrum efficiency of

the system and minimising the continuous power

consumption of the satellite required for the

broadcast.


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21: 2011/05069 22: 2011/07/08 43: 2013/10/08 51: F16J 71: Westinghouse Electric Company, LLC 72: HOWARD, Bruce, HODGSON, Judith, TALLOS, Nick, QUINTY, Glenn, JANOCKO, David, BICE, Charles 33: US 31: 61/121,207 32: 2008/12/10 54: THERMALLY ACTIVATED SHUTDOWN SEALS FOR ROTATABLE SHAFTS 00: - A thermally actuated shutdown seal (170) for a

rotating shaft (34) having a narrow annular fluid flow

path (174) surrounding the shaft. The seal (170)

surrounds the shaft (34) with the annulus (174) there

between during normal operation and constricts

against the shaft (34) when the shaft (34) slows or

stops rotating. The annulus (174) is maintained open

during normal operation by a spacer (176)

interposed between opposing ends of a split ring

(172). When the shaft (34) stops rotating, the

temperature of the annulus (174) rises, which

actuates removal of the spacer (176) from the split

ring (172) constricting the split ring (172) against the

shaft (34) blocking the annulus (174). The blocked

annulus (174) causes a pressure differential across

the seal (170) which urges a polymer seal ring (178),

downstream of the split ring (172) against the shaft

(34) which seals the annulus (174). In one

embodiment, the spacer U/76) is formed of a

meltable material. In a second embodiment, the

spacer (176) is removed from the split ring (172) by

a thermally responsive actuator (184).

21: 2011/05221 22: 2011/07/14 43: 2013/10/15 51: A61K, A61P 71: The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania 72: WEINER, David B., YAN, Jian 33: US 31: 61/146,942 32: 2009/01/23 54: IMPROVED VACCINES FOR HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS AND METHODS FOR USING THE SAME 00: - Improved anti-HPV immunogens and nucleic acid molecules that encode them are disclosed. Immunogens disclosed include those having consensus HPV 18 E6 and E7. Pharmaceutical composition, recombinant vaccines comprising and live attenuated vaccines are disclosed as well methods of inducing an immune response in an individual against HPV are disclosed.

21: 2011/05223 22: 2011/07/14 43: 2013/10/14 51: G06F 71: Time for Medicine Limited 72: WILLIAMS, Paul Eirian 33: GB 31: 0900623.0 32: 2009/01/15 54: A METHOD FOR DIAGNOSING FOOD ALLERGY 00: -


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According to the invention there is provided a

method for diagnosing food allergy including: (a)

asking a patient each of the following questions: are

any drugs which can cause the symptoms

complained of being taken or have recently been

taken; are symptoms triggered by nuts other than

peanut; are symptoms triggered by a specific food

other than a nut; are symptoms triggered by fruit and

vegetables; (b) carrying out each of the following

tests: skin prick test to a plurality of nuts to

determine if there is a reactivity to any one of them;

RAST test to a plurality of nuts in order to determine

the highest quantitative result; and (c) inputting the

results of the questions and tests into a neural

network that has been trained to diagnose food

allergy, wherein the highest quantitative result from

the RAST test to a plurality of nuts is inputted; and

(d) producing an output indicative of a food allergy.

21: 2011/05307 22: 2011/07/19 43: 2013/10/24 51: H02H 71: Protectelec Pty Limited 72: JANKOWSKI, David Paul, RUBYTHON, Geoffrey, CALLEN, Wayne, BERRYMAN, Walter Henry 33: AU 31: 2008906556 32: 2008/12/19 54: A SENTINEL UNIT FOR AN IT ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM HAVING A FLOATING REFERENCE CONDUCTOR 00: - A protection system 1 for an IT electrical distribution

system (EDS) (2) has a floating reference conductor

(3) and two electrical conductors in the form of an

active conductor (5) and a neutral conductor (6).

System (1) includes two input terminals (7, 8) for

electrically connecting to an MEN electrical power

source (10) that is upstream of system (1). Two

output terminals (11, 12) are electrically connected,

via respective conductors (5, 6), to an electrical load

in the form of an electrical motor (14) for a

compressor (not shown) of an upright freezer display

(15) having a metal cabinet (16). Motor (14) is

downstream of the system (1). A protection device,

in the form of an MCB (17), electrically connects

terminals (7, 8) to respective terminals (11, 12) to

allow a supply of electrical power from source (10) to

motor (14). MCB (17) is responsive to a fault signal

at a port (18) for selectively electrically disconnecting

at least one of terminals (7, 8) from the respective

output terminals (11, 12) to prevent the supply of

electrical power. A sentinel unit (19) selectively

generates the fault signal at port (18) in response to

the current in conductor (3) being greater than a

predetermined current threshold.

21: 2011/05324 22: 2011/07/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: A24F 71: British American Tobacco (Investments) Limited 72: PAPALOIZOU, Antoni, WASSERMAN, Josh 33: GB 31: 0901490.3 32: 2009/01/29 54: SMOKING ARTICLE DISPENSER 00: - A smoking article dispenser (100) comprises a

dispenser housing configured to receive a cartridge

(150) of smoking articles. The dispenser housing

interior is configured with elements to dispense a

smoking article when the cartridge is actuated

between a first and second position. In addition, a

cartridge for use with such a dispenser, such a


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dispenser in combination with such a cartridge and a

method of operating such a dispenser.

21: 2011/05421 22: 2011/07/22 43: 2013/10/22 51: A45D 71: The Procter & Gamble Company 72: CHIEFFI, Andre, MELI, Fabrizio, DJURDJEVIC, Dusan 33: EP 31: 09151110.5 32: 2009/01/22 54: PACKAGE COMPRISING AN ADHESIVE PERFUME DELIVERY MATERIAL 00: - Product comprising: - a particulate composition, - an adhesive perfume delivery material, - a package at least partially separating the product and the perfume delivery material from the external environment wherein the adhesive perfume delivery material is adhered onto an internal wall of the package and wherein at least 60% by weight of the particulate composition has a particle size of above 150 µm.

21: 2011/05698 22: 02/08/2011 43: 04/11/2013 51: A61K, C07K 71: NOVACTA BIOSYSTEMS LTD 72: WADMAN SJOERD NICOLAAS 33: US 31: 61/149 857 32: 2009/02/04 54: ACTAGARDINE DERIVATIVES 00: - 57: The present disclosure relates to compounds of formula (II): pharmaceutical compositions comprising same and use of the compounds and compositions for the treatment of microbial infection, particularly Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infection.

21: 2011/05717 22: 2011/01/28 43: 2013/10/18 51: B22C; B21D 71: TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA 72: YAMASHITA, MASAKI, SUETA, HIROTAKE, KAMEYAMA, KIYOSHI, TAKEMOTO, ATSUSHI, WATARAI, TATSUYA, AKIMOTO, HITOSHI 54: EVAPORATIVE PATTERN, METHOD OF FORMING AN EVAPORATIVE PATTERN, AND METHOD OF FORMING A METAL MOLD BY USING AN EVAPORATIVE PATTERN 00: - A lightweight metal mold having a necessary rigidity

is realized. Firstly, an original pattern of an

evaporative pattern is formed by machining an

evaporative material block. The original pattern

includes a three-dimensional mesh strucutre

including a plurality of bar-shaped parts and

connecting points that connect ends of the bar-

shaped parts and are distributed in a three-

dimensional space, and a plurality of block parts

having fixed relative positional relationship by being

fixed to the three-dimensional mesh structure. Then,

at least a portion of at least one or more of the bar-

shaped parts composing the original pattern is

removed, and replaced with a tube member. Then, a

full-mold casting is performed by using the

evaporative pattern having the replaced tube

member. Positional relationship of the block parts in

which surfaces, etc. necessary for the metal mold

are formed is fixed by the three-dimensional mesh

structure, and the necessary rigidity is secured. The

metal mold is made lighter by using the three-

dimensional mesh structure. Due to the replacement

with the tube member, an amount of gas generated

upon the full-mold casting is suppressed, and a

decrease in casting quality is prevented.


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21: 2011/05718 22: 2011/01/28 43: 2013/10/18 51: B22C; B21D 71: TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA 72: SATO, MASANORI, TAKAHASHI, MASASHI, KATAGIRI, MIKINE, KATO, AKIJI, MIZUTANI, SOHEI, SHICHIDA, KENICHI, NANBA, TSUYOSHI, OKABE, SUSUMU, NOJIRI, ISAO 54: A SET OF MEMBERS FOR AN EVAPORATIVE PATTERN AND AN EVAPORATIVE PATTERN 00: - A lightweight metal mold having a necessary

hardness is realized. A plurality of bar-shaped

members formed of an evaporative material and a

plurality of connecting members formed of an

evaporative material are prepared. Each of the

connecting members has a spherical shape, and

ends of a plurality of the bar-shaped members can

be connected to each connecting member. Since a

fixing angle of each bar-shaped member with

respect to the connecting member can be adjusted

freely, a three-dimensional mesh structure having

various shapes can be formed. By combining the

plurality of bar-shaped members and the plurality of

connecting members, an evaporative pattern

including the three-dimensional mesh structure can

be assembled. By adjusting the shape of the three-

dimensional mesh structure, the hardness necessary

for the metal mold can be obtained, and the metal

mold can be made lighter.

21: 2011/05753 22: 2011/08/04 43: 2013/10/17 51: E21F; G01L; G06F; E21D 71: SANDBOX MINING (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 72: LOTTERING, ANDRIES, PIETERSE, FRANCOIS 33: ZA 31: 2010/05562 32: 2010/08/04 54: A STRESS OR STRAIN MONITORING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MONITORING STRESS OR STRAIN 00: - This invention relates to a stress or strain monitoring

system and to a method for monitoring stress or

strain in strata associated with a particular area. The

system comprises at least a receiver module

configured to receive strain data indicative of stress

or strain associated with strata in an area being

monitored; and a safety management module

configured to firstly analyse the received strain data,

and secondly generate an alarm at least if the

received strain data is indicative of a dangerous

stress or strain associated with strata in the area

being monitored.


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21: 2011/06374 22: 2010/04/05 43: 2013/10/24 51: C07C 71: SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED 72: KOMOTO, ICHIRO, YOSHIKAWA, KOUJI, UEKAWA, TORU, OHSHITA, JUN 33: JP 31: 2009-091874 32: 2009/04/06 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING 3-(2-CYANO-1-PROPENYL)-2,2- DIMETHYLCYCLOPROPANECARBOXYLIC ACID OR SALT THEREOF 00: - A process for producing 3-(2-cyano-1-propenyl)-2,2- dimethylcyclopropanecarboxylic acid or a salt thereof, which comprises reacting a 3-formyl-2,2-dimethylcyclopropanecarboxylic acid ester and propionitrile in the presence of a base.

21: 2011/06378 22: 2010/02/18 43: 2013/10/24 51: C02F 71: ENI S.P.A. 72: CARNELLI, LINO, MIGLIO, ROBERTA, FRANZOSI, GIULIANA, CESTI, PIETRO, PAGLINO, ROBERTO 33: IT 31: MI2009A 000326 32: 2009/03/05 54: PROCESS FOR THE PURIFICATION OF AN AQUEOUS STREAM COMING FROM THE FISCHER-TROPSCH REACTION 00: - Process for the purification of an aqueous stream

coming from the Fischer-Tropsch reaction which

comprises: - feeding said aqueous stream containing

the organic by-products of the reaction to a

distillation column, obtaining two output streams: -

an aqueous stream (i) exiting from the column head,

enriched with alcohols having from 1 to 20 carbon

atoms, preferably from 1 to 9 carbon atoms, and

other optional volatile compounds; an aqueous

stream (ii) exiting from the column bottom, enriched

with organic acids having from 1 to 10 carbon atoms,

preferably from 2 to 6 carbon atoms; - subjecting

said aqueous stream (ii) to an anaerobic biological

treatment obtaining a purified aqueous stream (iii);

wherein said anaerobic biological treatment is

carried out with a hydraulic retention time lower than

15 hours, preferably ranging from 4 hours to 10

hours, more preferably ranging from 5 hours to 8

hours.

21: 2011/06932 22: 2011/09/22 43: 2013/09/26 51: A01N, A01P 71: Bayer CropScience AG 72: ANDERSCH, Wolfram, HUNGENBERG, Heike, RIECK, Heiko 33: EP 31: 09156175.3 32: 2009/03/25 54: NEMATICIDAL, INSECTICIDAL, AND ACARICIDAL COMBINATION OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES, COMPRISING PYRIDYLETHYL BENZAMIDE AND INSECTICIDE 00: - The present invention relates to novel combinations of active substances made of fluopyram and further known insecticidal active substances and are very well suited for treating animal pests such as insects and/or undesired acarids and/or nematodes in leaf or soil application and/or in seed treatment.


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21: 2011/07282 22: 2011/10/05 43: 2013/10/25 51: B65D 71: MANREX PTY LIMITED 72: STEVENS, Gerard, STEVENS, Ian 33: AU 31: 2009202203 32: 2009/05/28 54: BLISTER WITH TILTING SIDE-WALLS 00: - A blister sheet (1) has a generally rectangular blister

(2) formed with one pair of longer side walls (7)

having parallel steps (8) and a second pair of shorter

side wall (9) devoid of steps. The side walls serve to

space a front face (5) of the blister from the plane of

a rupturable foil backing sheet (4) which retains

medication doses (nor shown) inside the blister until

they are to be taken. The medication doses are

ejected from the cavity of the blister (2) by

depressing its front face with finger pressure so that

they are forced against the backing sheet (4) with

sufficient force to rupture it. During the application of

finger pressure to the front face (5) it bows

downwardly in its central region as indicated by the

broken outline. Simultaneously the end walls (9) tilt

inwardly towards one another so that any medication

doses lying against them are forced into the central

region of the blister from which they can be ejected

more easily by the descending front face (5).

21: 2011/07432 22: 2011/10/11 43: 2013/10/21 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: GILEAD SCIENCES, INC. 72: MORIN, Sebastien, BILODEAU, Francois, SURPRENANT, Simon, THIBEAULT, Carl, CARSON, Rebekah, J., FADER, Lee, LAPLANTE, Steven, BAILEY, Murray, D., TSANTRIZOS, Youla, S., SIMONEAU, Bruno, YOAKIM, Christiane, KAWAI, Stephen 33: US 31: 61/178,551 32: 2009/05/15 33: US 31: 61/285,766 32: 2009/12/11 54: INHIBITORS OF HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS REPLICATION 00: -

Compounds of formula I wherein a, R1, R2, R3, R4,

R5 and R6 are defined herein, are useful as

inhibitors of HIV replication.

21: 2011/07515 22: 2010/04/21 43: 2013/10/21 51: C07D; A61K; A61P; C07C 71: AXIKIN PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 72: LY, TAI WEI, TRAN, MARIE CHANTAL SIU-YING, BAAUM, ERIK DEAN 33: US 31: 61/171,775 32: 2009/04/22 54: 2,5-DISUBSTITUTED ARYLSULFONAMIDE CCR3 ANTAGONISTS 00: - Provided herein are 2,5-disubstituted arylsulfonamides that are useful for modulating CCR3 activity, and pharmaceutical compositions thereof. Also provided herein are methods of their use for treating, preventing, or ameliorating one or more symptoms of a CCR3-mediated disorder, disease, or condition.

21: 2011/07516 22: 2010/04/21 43: 2013/10/15 51: C07D; A01N; A61K; A61P 71: AXIKIN PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 72: LY, TAI WEI, POTTER, GARRETT THOMAS 33: US 31: 61/171,626 32: 2009/04/22 54: 2,5-DISUBSTITUTED ARYLSULFONAMIDE CCR3 ANTAGONISTS 00: - Provided herein are 2,5-disubstituted

arylsulfonamide CCR3 antagonists of Formula (I),(Ia)

or (II), and pharmaceutical compositions thereof:

wherein X, Y, Z, and R1- R

5are as defined herein.

Also provided herein are methods of their use for

treating, preventing, or ameliorating one or more

symptoms of a CCR3 -mediated disorder, disease,

or condition.


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21: 2011/07584 22: 2009/05/13 43: 2013/10/18 51: E21B 71: LONGYEAR TM, INC. 72: OOTHOUDT, THOMAS J 33: US 31: 12/346,395 32: 2008/12/30 33: US 31: 61/052,904 32: 2008/05/13 54: SONIC DRILL BIT FOR CORE SAMPLING 00: - A sonic drill bit comprises a body having a central

axis, an inner surface, and an outer surface. The

body further includes a first end and a second end.

The outside surface tapers toward the central axis at

the first end. One or more buttons are positioned

about said first end of said body; and one or more

helical channels extend along the outer surface from

the first end toward the second end of the body.

21: 2011/07661 22: 2010/04/21 43: 2013/10/21 51: C07D; A61K; A61P 71: AXIKIN PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 72: LY, TAI WEI, FORRESTER, JARED ANDREW 33: US 31: 61/171,780 32: 2009/04/22 54: ARYLSULFONAMIDE CCR3 ANTAGONISTS 00: - Provided herein are arylsulfonamides that are useful

for modulating CCR3 activity, and pharmaceutical

compositions thereof. Also provided herein are

methods of their use for treating, preventing, or

ameliorating one or more symptoms of a CCR3-

mediated disorder, disease, or condition.

21: 2011/07714 22: 21/10/2011 43: 21/10/2013 51: G01D, G06F, H04B 71: WATER RESEARCH COMMISSION 72: HARDING WILLIAM RUSSELL and JARVAS ALAN LAWRENCE LEIGH 33: ZA 31: 2010/05853 32: 2010/07/22 54: REMOTE DATA COLLECTION 00: - 57: The Invention relates to a remote data logger, a data reader and a monitoring system. The data logger includes a hermetically sealed enclosure, an electronic circuit having at least a microprocessor and memory, at least one sensor electrically connected to the electronic circuit for monitoring a desired parameter, a magnetic trigger operatively connected to the electronic circuit for activating predefined functions of the microprocessor and a radio frequency transceiver connected to the microprocessor for transmitting and receiving data


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from the electronic circuit. The data reader includes an enclosure, an electronic circuit having at least a microprocessor and a radio frequency transceiver for transmitting and receiving data. The invention further includes a monitoring system, having at least one data logger as described and one data reader as described arranged to communicate to each other via radio frequency transceivers in both the data logger and the data reader.

21: 2011/08507 22: 2011/11/18 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K 71: GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals s.a. 72: HENDERICKX, Veronique, LEMOINE, Dominique Ingrid 33: GB 31: 0910046.2 32: 2009/06/10 54: ADJUVANT COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING A NON-IONIC ISOTONICITY AGENT 00: - Adjuvant and immunogenic compositions comprising a TLR-4 agonist and a saponin in a liposomal formulation, and a non-ionic isotonicity agent are provided, wherein the concentration of sodium chloride or ionic strength is less than 100mM.

21: 2011/08535 22: 2011/11/21 43: 2013/10/07 51: A01N, A01P, A61K 71: Eli Lilly and Company 72: MEYER, Jeffery Alan, WHITE, William Hunter, WINKLE, Joseph Raymond 33: US 31: 61/218,502 32: 2009/06/19 54: ECTOPARASITICIDAL METHODS AND FORMULATIONS 00: - Provided are methods and formulations for topically controlling ectoparasite infestations in animals using spinetoram or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

21: 2011/08792 22: 2010/06/01 43: 2013/10/17

51: C04B 71: SAINT-GOBAIN CENTRE DE RECHERCHES ET D'ETUDES EUROPEEN 72: NONNET, EMMANUEL PIERRE MARCEL, BOUSSANT ROUX, YVES MARCEL LÉON 33: FR 31: 0953667 32: 2009/06/03 54: A SINTERED PRODUCT BASED ON ALUMINA AND ZIRCONIA 00: - A sintered particle has the following chemical

analysis, as percentages by weight: - ZrO2partially

stabilized with CeO2and Y2O3: complement to 100%;

- A12O3: 10% - 60%; - Additive selected from CaO, a

manganese oxide, La2O3, SrO, BaO, and mixtures

thereof: 0.2% - 6%; - the quantity of CaO being less

than 2%; - impurities: 2%; - the zirconia being

stabilized with CeO2and Y2O3present in quantities

such that, as molar percentages based on the sum

of ZrO2,CeO2and Y2O3:- CeO2: 6 mo1% - 11 mo1%;

and - Y2O3: 0.5 mo1% - 2 mo1%; - the particle being

obtained by sintering at a sintering temperature

higher than 1300°C, the sintering temperature

being higher than 1400°C if the additive is CaO

or if the molar CeO2content is in the range 10% to

11%.

21: 2011/08891 22: 2011/12/02 43: 2013/10/08 51: A61C 71: Straumann Holding AG 72: COURVOISIER, Stéphane 33: EP 31: 10016023.3 32: 2010/12/23 54: SCREW HEAD


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00: - A fastening system according to the present

invention comprises a screw component (10) and a

seating component (20). The screw component

comprises a shaft (12) extending along a longitudinal

axis (5) and having a maximum radius R1, said shaft

comprising a threaded section (13), said screw

component furtehr comprising, at one end of the

screw shaft, a head (14), the head comprising a

bottom end (15) having a larger maximum radius R2

than the screw shaft such that an exposed underside

(18) of the screw head extends radially beyond the

maximum radius of the screw shaft. The seating

component comprises a screw channel (21)

comprising a planar screw seat (22) having a

minimum radius R3 which is equal to or greater than

R1. The bottom end of the screw head comprises an

annular contact surface for abutment against said

screw seat, the contact surface being formed by the

distal end of at least one downwardly extending

protrusion (17) on the underaide of the screw head,

wherein the annular contact surface has a minimum

radius greater than the minimum radius of the screw

seat.

21: 2011/09313 22: 2009/05/20 43: 2013/10/10 51: A61K; A61P 71: MAYO FOUNDATION FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH 72: TERZIC, ANDRE, BEHFAR, ATTA 33: US 31: PCT/US2008/064895 32: 2008/05/27 54: COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR USING CELLS TO TREAT HEART TISSUE 00: - This document relates to use of compositions containing cardiogenic factors, to methods to obtain cells by culturing initial cells in the presence of such factors; and cells obtained by the methods. In particular, there are provided compositions comprising TGFß-1, BMP4, a-thrombin, Cardiotrophin, and Cardiogenol C in manufacture of a medicament for the treatment of ischemic cardiomyopathy, myocardial infarction, or heart failure.

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71: DePuy Products, Inc. 72: WRIGHT, Abraham P., BARRETT, William P., BARRETT, David S. 33: US 31: 12/981,953 32: 2010/12/30 54: KNEE PROSTHESIS HAVING COMMONLY SIZED PATELLA COMPONENTS WITH VARYING THICKNESS AND PEAK SURFACE DIAMETERS 00: - An orthorpaedic impant assembly includes a plurailty

of commonly-sized dome patella components. Each

of the commonly-sized dome patella components

may be provided in various thickness and/or peak

surface diameters.

21: 2011/6744 22: 2011/09/15 43: 2013/09/26 51: C02F D21C 71: DEQUEST AG 72: VERRETT, Sheldon, Phillip 33: US 31: 61/160,876 32: 2009/03/17 33: EP 31: 09157548.0 32: 2009/04/07 54: COMPOSITION FOR INHIBITING CALCIUM SALT SCALE FORMATION 00: - A method for inhibiting the formation, deposition and adherence of calcium salt scale to metallic and other surfaces in the equipment, vessels and/or piping of a chemical pulp process facility comprising adding an effective scale inhibiting amount of a composition to the alkaline aqueous mixture in the digester of said chemical pulping process. Said composition consists of at least one phosphonate component (I) and at

least one component (II) consisting of at least one carboxylated fructan compound.

21: 2012/00080 22: 2009/07/01 43: 2013/10/18 51: C07H; A61K; A61P 71: IDENIX PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 72: CRETTON-SCOTT, ERIKA, GUPTA, KUSUM, HERNANDEZ-SANTIAGO, BRENDA, LARSSON, MARITA 33: US 31: 61/133,844 32: 2008/07/02 33: US 31: 61/147,722 32: 2009/01/27 54: COMPOUNDS AND PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS FOR THE TREATMENT OF VIRAL INFECTIONS 00: - Provided herein are compounds, compositions and methods for the treatment of liver disorder, including HCV infections. Specifically, compound and compositions of nucleoside derivatives are disclosed, which can be administered either alone or in combination with other antiviral agents.

21: 2012/00274 22: 2012/01/13 43: 2013/10/14 51: C07B 71: Lanxess Deutschland GmbH 72: BRINK, Reinhold, HEUER, Lutz, KUHLMANN, Sven, MECHELHOFF, Martin, PFOHL, Oliver 54: SEPARATION OF ISOMERIC MENTHOL COMPOUNDS 00: - The invnetion relates to a process for rectificative separation of compositions of matter containing diastereomers of 2-isopropyl-5-methylcyclohexanol by using ionic liquids as extractants.

21: 2012/00498 22: 2012/01/20 43: 2013/10/22 51: H02H 71: POWERTECH SYSTEM INTEGRATORS (PTY) LTD. 72: PRETORIUS, Rapha Erasmus 33: ZA 31: 2011/00400 32: 2011/01/14 54: A SURGE SUPPRESSOR 00: - This invention relates to an electrical surge

suppressor 10 which includes a CR network

configured to be connected between earth 14 and a

phase of a switch controlled, AC electric load circuit.

The CR network includes: a linear resistive

component 15 which is connected to the earth 14; a

non-linear resistive component 16 which is

connected in parallel with the linear resistive

component 15 and having a pre-determined knee-

point voltage value; a capacitive component 18


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which is connected in series with the parallel

connected resistive components 15, 16 and

connected to a phase contact 12; and an external

contact 20 which is arranged between the linear

resistive component 15 and the capacitive

component 18. The capacitive component 18 is

operable to decouple the resistive components 15,

16 from the circuit at power supply frequency but to

couple the combined resistive impedance of the

parallel connected linear and non-linear resistive

components 15, 16 effectively into the circuit at

frequencies associated with wavefront rise times of

up to five microseconds.

21: 2012/00804 22: 02/02/2012 43: 04/11/2013 51: C08B 71: CAMLIN FINE SCIENCES LIMITED 72: SHENDYE ABHAY PARASHURAM 33: IN 31: 1605/MUM/2009 32: 2009/07/07, 54: PRESERVATIVES FROM CHITIN DERIVATIVES 00: - 57: The invention comprises a process for producing a chitosan derivative, and a product prepared thereby, by activating chitosan or a chitosan precursor chitin in alcohol that contains water from 0% to maximum of about 30% and

preparing derivatives by reacting with a reagent to get derivatives that have various uses including an antimicrobial, or a microbiostatic, or an antitranspirant, or an antifungal, or a fruit preservative properties or as carrier of active molecules or functional groups etc. or a combination thereof. Illustrated derivatives include acid, succinic, enzymatically deaceylated, enzymatically hydrolysed by chitinolysis, sugar, formaldehyde, phosphoric acid, hydrochloric acid and copper sulfate derivatives that are obtained by reaction individually or in a combination of consecutive reactions. A novel class of thermostable proteo-chitinase is also disclosed prepared from Aspergillus niger MTCC 5572 that has molecular weight on SDS PAGE of about 50 Kilo Daltons and optimum hydrolytic activity at pH 2 and 80°C. Compositions for treatments of natural products and methods for retarding ageing, improvement of shelf life and retarding microbiological spoilage of banana and other fruits are also disclosed.

21: 2012/00915 22: 2012/02/07 43: 2013/10/11 51: F24D, F24H 71: M-TECH INDUSTRIAL (PTY) LIMITED 72: DE VOS, Philip Wouter, HOFFMAN, Anton Michael 33: ZA 31: 2011/01016 32: 2011/02/08 54: WATER HEATING 00: - This invention relates to a water heating installation

40 which includes a water heater or geyser 10

having a water storage tank 12 which has an inlet

port 16 leading into the tank 12 at a low level and

which is connected to a pressurised water supply, an

outlet port 20 leading from the tank 12 at a high level

and a heat pump 42 having an inlet 44 which is

connected to the pressurised water supply and to

the inlet port 16 of the tank 12, and an outlet 46

which is in flow communication with the interior of

the tank 12 by means of a feed pipe 48 which

extends into the tank and which terminates in a

diffuser 50 in a low level in the tank 12 in order to


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feed heated water from the heat pump 42 into the

tank 12.

21: 2012/01661 22: 05/03/2012 43: 05/11/2013 51: A01K, B68B 71: VISION LTD 72: UNSWORTH Marie Josephine 33: - 31: - 32: - 54: A VISUAL AID 00: - 57: The invention relates to a visual aid (50), and more particularly, but not exclusively the invention relates to a visual aid for horses. The visual aid comprises first and second lateral portions (50a, 50b) that are adapted to be worn by a horse. In use the first portion (50a) is located on a lateral side of the head of the horse in front of the left eye of the horse; and the second portion (50b) is located on a lateral side of the head of the horse in front of the right eye of the horse. The result is that the eyes of the horse are drawn towards a distant fixation point of focus, between a virtual frame defined by the lateral portions, and so avoiding the problem of the horse having to lower its head, in order to see and thereby reducing muscle strain on the horse's eyes and neck.

21: 2012/01978 22: 2010/09/24 43: 2013/10/29 51: C07D 71: VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS INCORPORATED 72: KAY, DAVID, CHARRIER, JEAN-DAMIEN, DURRANT, STEVEN JOHN 33: US 31: 61/245,769 32: 2009/09/25 54: METHODS FOR PREPARING PYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES USEFUL AS PROTEIN KINASE INHIBITORS 00: - A method of preparing a compound represented by

Structural Formula (I), or a pharmaceutically

acceptable salt thereof, wherein the variables of

Structural Formula (I) are as described in the

specification and claims, comprises the step of: a)

cyclizing a compound represented by Structural

Formula (A) under suitable reductive cyclisation

conditions to form a compound represented by

Structural Formula (B) wherein R10 is LG1 or -X1R1,

and -LG1 is a suitable leaving group; and b)

optionally, when R10 of Structural Formula (B) is

LG1, further comprising the step of replacing the -

LG1 of Structural Formula (B) with -X1R1 to form the

compound represented by Structural Formula (I).


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21: 2012/02006 22: 2012/03/16 43: 2013/09/25 51: A61K, C07K 71: Sanofi Pasteur, Inc., The United States of America as represented by The Secretary of the Army, on behalf of Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Global Solutions for Infectious Diseases, Ministry of Public Health 72: TARTAGLIA, James T., GURUNATHAN, Sanjay, KIM, Jerome H., FRANCIS, Don, RERKS-NGARM, Supachai 33: US 31: 61/243,522 32: 2009/09/17 54: IMMUNOLOGICAL COMPOSITIONS FOR HIV 00: - The disclosure relates to immunological

compositions for vaccinating human beings against

infection by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus

(HIV).

21: 2012/02111 22: 2010/10/28 43: 2013/10/15 51: E02F 71: BLACK CAT BLADES LTD. 72: RUVANG, JOHN A 54: RETROFITTED EXCAVATOR TOOTH ATTACHMENT 00: - An excavator implement attachment system can

include a tooth having a pocket formed therein, an

insert received in a recess formed in an adaptor

nose and a threaded fastener which releasably

secures the tooth on the nose, the fastener having a

helical thread formed thereon which is eccentric

relative to a fastener body. A tooth can include a

pocket with at least one side wall which has an

insert-receiving recess and generally planar insert-

engaging interface surfaces formed therein, with one

interface surface resisting rotation of the tooth about

a longitudinal axis in one direction, and another

interface surface resisting rotation of the tooth about

the longitudinal axis in an opposite direction. An

excavator tooth can include a pocket bounded by

opposing side walls, with at least one of the side

walls having an insert-receiving recess internally

formed thereon, whereby the recess receives an

insert installed in an adaptor nose.


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21: 2012/02636 22: 2005/11/17 43: 2013/10/18 51: A61K; A61P 71: MCLAURIN, JOANNE 72: MCLAURIN, JOANNE 33: US 31: 60/628,840 32: 2004/11/17 54: COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING SCYLLO-INOSITOL DERIVATIVES AND METHODS TO TREAT DISORDERS OF PROTEIN AGGREGATION 00: - The invention provides compositions, methods and uses comprising a scyllo-inositol compound that provide beneficial effects in the treatment of a disorder and/or disease including a disorder in protein folding and/or aggregation, and/or amyloid formation, deposition, accumulation, or persistence.

21: 2012/02883 22: 2012/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: F16L 71: FITT S.P.A. 72: MEZZALIRA, ALESSANDRO, BERGAMO, GIULIO, CEGALIN, ALESSANDRO 33: BR 31: 9100747-0 32: 2011/04/20 54: REINFORCED FLEXIBLE TUBE 00: - A reinforced flexible tube, consisting of at least one

internal tubular layer (2;102), produced from a very

hard PVC blend, at least the tubular mesh of the

chain type (4;104) having mesh lines (5) and rows

(6) of a tubular form wrapped around the external

surface of the mentioned first internal tubular layer

(2;102), and at least one covering tubular layer

(7;107) of the mentioned mesh (4;104), produced

from a very hard PVC blend. The mesh lines (5) and

the mentioned mesh rows (6) have a substantially

helicoidal development with their respective

longitudinal pitches (PR), (PF), while the longitudinal

pitch (PF) of the mentioned mesh rows (6) is

substantially proportional to the square of the

external diameter (D) of the mentioned first internal

tubular layer (2;102), according to a ratio constant

(K) which identifies a determined dimensional series

of tubes.

21: 2012/02971 22: 2012/04/23 43: 2013/10/11 51: A45D 71: Palock Limited 72: SANSOLE, Palesa, PETERSEN, Hans Henrik, RUSSELL, Andrew Robert James, MCBRIEN, Roderick, REDSHAW, Digby, BOWKER, Neil 33: GB 31: 1106950.7 32: 2011/04/21 54: HAIR CARE APPARATUS 00: - An apparatus for dreadlocking hair comprising a

motor and a means for holding or engaging a strand

of hair. The holding means is rotated by the motor,

so that the strand of hair is twisted into a dreadlock,

that is, a twisted bundle of hair where hair on the

surface of the bundle describes a purely helical path,

at least in a newly dreadlocked part of the strand.


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21: 2012/03009 22: 2012/04/24 43: 2013/10/07 51: C07K, C12P 71: Abbott Laboratories 72: CARSON, Gerald R., GION, Wendy R., KUNES, Yune Z., LEISE III, Walter F., DAVIS-TABER, Rachel A., FUNG, Emma 33: US 31: 61/256,544 32: 2009/10/30 54: SORF CONSTRUCTS AND MULTIPLE GENE EXPRESSION 00: - Embodiments of the invention relate to vector

constructs and methods for expression of

polypeptides including multimeric products such as

therapeutic antibodies. Particular constructs allow for

the generation of expression products from a single

open reading frame (sORF). An embodiment

provides an isolated or purified expression vector for

generating one or more recombinant protein

products comprising a single open reading frame

insert; said insert comprising a signal peptide nucleic

acid sequence encoding a signal peptide; a first

nucleic acid sequence encoding a first polypeptide; a

first intervening nucleic acid sequence encoding a

first protein cleavage site, wherein said first protein

cleavage site is provided by an intein segment of a

Ion protease gene of Pyrococcus or a klbA gene of

Pyrococcus or Methanococcus, or a modified intein

segment derived therefrom; and a second nucleic

acid sequence encoding a second polypeptide.

Certain embodiments of constructs and methods

employ an intein segment of a Ion protease gene of

Pyrococcus abyssi, Pyrococcus furiosus, or

Pyrococcus horikoshii OT3; or an intein segment of

a klbA gene of Pyrococcus abyssi, Pyrococcus

furiosus, or Methanococcus jannaschii; or other

intein segment.

21: 2012/03082 22: 2012/04/26 43: 2013/10/08 51: A61K, A61Q 71: Wyeth LLC 72: PATEL, Bhalchandra Somabhai, DICKERSON, Jay Roberts, AGISIM, Gary Robert, KENNY, Richard John 33: US 31: 61/250,615 32: 2009/10/12 54: SUNSCREEN COMPOSITIONS 00: - The present invention provides a taste-masked sunscreen composition comprising at least one sunscreen and a spider ester wherein the sunscreen and the spider ester are in intimate association. A method of making the taste-masked sunscreen composition is provided. The sunscreen composition may be in the form of a lip balm. Preferred sunscreens are organic sunscreens such as avobenzone, homosalate, octylsalate, oxybenzone and octinoxate. The spider ester may comprise fatty acid groups connected through polyoxyalkylene chairs to a glycerol, glycol or sorbitol linking group, e.g. sorbeth - 2 -hexaoleate.

21: 2012/03140 22: 2012/04/30 43: 2013/10/24 51: C21D 71: JFE Steel Corporation


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72: NAKAMURA, Nobuyuki, NAKAJIMA, Katsumi, FUNAKAWA, Yoshimasa 33: JP 31: 2011-289836 32: 2011-12-28 54: HIGH-STRENGTH HOT ROLLED STEEL SHEET HAVING GOOD FORMABILITY AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME 00: - The present invention provides a hot roller steel sheet which exhibits improved elongation property with maintaining satisfactorily high strength of at least 590 MPa. Specifically, the present invention provides a high-strength hot rolled steel sheet comprising a composition including in mass%: C: 0.03% to 0.15%; Si: 1.5% or less; Mn: 0.5% to 2.0%; P: 0.04% or less; S: 0.005% or less; A1: 0.005% to 0.10%; N: 0.007% or less; and the remainder as Fe and incidental impurities, wherein in the steel sheet difference in Vickers hardness between a surface layer portion and the center portion in sheet thickness direction thereof is 50 or less and tensile strength thereof is at least 590 MPa.

21: 2012/03673 22: 2012/05/18 43: 2013/10/07 51: F26B 71: Degremont 72: PARDO, Pierre Emmanuel 33: FR 31: 0905607 32: 2009/11/23 54: METHOD AND FACILITY FOR DRYING SLURRY-LIKE MATERIALS, IN PARTICULAR SLUDGE FROM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS 00: - The invention relates to a method for drying slurry-

like materials, in particular sludge from wastewater

treatment plants, including two drying stages,

namely: a first indirect drying stage (2), supplied with

hot fluid, which receives sludge having an entry

dryness Se, and outputs sludge having an

intermediate dryness Si and water steam, which is

channelled towards a condenser (8) in which a

heating fluid, in particular water, is reheated and, in

turn, heats a heating gas for a second drying stage

(6); and a step (5) of forming strings of sludge at the

exit from the first stage; the second stage (6) of

drying the strings of sludge using gas at least

partially heated by the heat extracted from the

condenser, said second stage outputting a slurry

having a final dryness Sf; the intermediate dryness

Si is controlled according to the measured entry

dryness Se and the desired exit dryness Sf, for

minimum consumption of the total energy used for

drying, the flow rate, pressure and/or temperature of

the hot fluid (3) supplying the first drying stage (2)

being adjusted accordingly.

21: 2012/03801 22: 2010/11/19 43: 2013/10/15 51: E01F; G09F 71: PEARTON, MICHAEL PATRICK, PEARTON, RORY NIALL, PHELAN, NEIL ARTHUR 72: PEARTON, MICHAEL PATRICK, PEARTON, RORY NIALL, PHELAN, NEIL ARTHUR 33: ZA 31: 2009/08163 32: 2009/11/19 54: ADVERTISING APPARATUS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME 00: - The advertising apparatus (10) includes a base (20),

an advertising layer (30) located on top of the base

(20), and a transparent protective coating (40)

covering the advertising layer (30). The base (20) is

in the form of a metal disc formed by punching a

substantially circular shape from a steel plate. In

particular, the coating (40) is scratch resistant, has a

non-skid surface, is chemically stable, is UV

resistant, is impact resistant, and has a clear finish.


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21: 2012/03906 22: 2012/05/29 43: 2013/10/25 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Janssen Pharmaceutica N.V. 72: PASTOR-FERNÁNDEZ, Joaquin, BARTOLOMÉ-NEBREDA, José Manuel, MACDONALD, Gregor James, CONDE-CEIDE, Susana, DELGADO-GONZÁLEZ, Óscar, VANHOOF, Greta Constantia Peter, VAN GOOL, Michiel Luc Maria, MARTÍN-MARTÍN, María Luz, ALONSO-DE DIEGO, Sergio-Alvar, SWINNEY, Kelly Ann, LEYS, Carina, WEERTS, Johan Erwin Edmond 33: EP 31: 09174711.3 32: 2009/10/30 54: IMIDAZO[1,2-b]PYRIDAZINE DERIVATIVES AND THEIR USE AS PDE10 INHIBITORS 00: - The present invention relates to novel imidazo[1,2-

b]pyridazine derivatives which are inhibitors of the

phosphodiesterase 10 enzyme (PDE10) and which

are useful for the treatment or prevention of

neurological, psychiatric and metabolic disorders in

which the PDE10 enzyme is involved. The invention

is also directed to pharmaceutical compositions

comprising such compounds, to processes to

prepare such compounds and compositions, to the

use of such compounds or pharmaceutical

compositions for the prevention or treatment of

neurological, psychiatric and metabolic disorders

and diseases.

21: 2012/04387 22: 2012/06/14 43: 2013/09/26 51: B01J 71: ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company 72: MCCARTHY, Stephen J., BEECKMAN, Jean W. 33: US 31: 12/653,511 32: 2009/12/15 54: PREPARATION OF HYDROGENATION AND DEHYDROGENATION CATALYSTS 00: - In a process for producing a metal containing

catalyst composition suitable for effecting

hydrocarbon hydrogenation and/or dehydrogenation

reactions, a catalyst support comprising a porous

crystalline material combined with an amorphous

binder is treated with an anchoring material capable

of bonding to the surface of the support and to a

metal component. In addition, a precursor to the

metal component is deposited on the surface of the

catalyst support and then the treated catalyst

support having the precursor deposited thereon is

subjected to conditions effective to convert the

precursor to the metal component and to cause the

anchoring material to bond to the surface of the

support and to the metal component.


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21: 2012/04440 22: 2012/06/15 43: 2013/09/26 51: C12P 71: Ciris Energy, Inc. 72: DOWNEY, Robert A., JIN, Song, FALLGREN, Paul H. 33: US 31: 61/284,483 32: 2009/12/18 54: BIOGASIFICATION OF COAL TO METHANE AND OTHER USEFUL PRODUCTS 00: - Method of bioconversion of coal to methane, carbon

dioxide, and other valuable gaseous and liquid

products in a multi-step process that may include

particle size reduction, separation of non-coal

materials, addition chemicals, and multi-stage

anaerobic fermentation are disclosed.

21: 2012/04455 22: 18/06/2012 43: 28/10/2013 51: A62C 71: SPERO SENSORS EN INSTRUMENTE (PTY) LTD 72: RAUTENBACH STEPHAN, VAN LILLE GIDEON, POTGIETER DON, HATTING JACQUES 33: ZA 31: 2011/02220 32: 2011/03/25 54: FIRE FIGHTING 00: - 57: The Invention relates to a liquid dispensing apparatus. The liquid dispensing apparatus includes a portable ruggedized enclosure, a liquid additive container mounted into the ruggedized enclosure and a water driven proportioning system. The water driven proportioning system is mounted onto the ruggedized enclosure, an additive intake to the proportioning system is connected in fluid flow communication with the liquid additive container, a

supply inlet end of the proportioning system being connectable to a pressurized supply of water and an outlet end of the proportioning system being connectable to a liquid dispensing arrangement.

21: 2012/04492 22: 2012/06/18 43: 2013/09/25 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Eli Lilly and Company 72: MONN, James Allen, PRIETO, Lourdes, TABOADA MARTINEZ, Lorena, MONTERO SALGADO, Carlos, SHAW, Bruce William 33: EP 31: 09382290.6 32: 2009/12/21 54: MGLU2 AGONISTS 00: - The present invention provides novel mGlu2

agonists useful in the treatment of bipolar disorder,

schizophrenia, depression, and generalized anxiety

disorder. The novel agonists are represented by the

formula.


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21: 2012/04536 22: 2012/06/19 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61K, A61Q 71: Colgate-Palmolive Company 72: PAN, Long, WU, Donghui, KILPATRICK-LIVERMAN, LaTonya, EIBLING, Matthew J., FITZGERALD, Michael, PAPPAS, Iraklis 33: US 31: 61/289,433 32: 2009/12/23 54: ANHYDROUS LIQUID ANTIPERSPIRANT/DEODORANT COMPOSITION 00: - An anhydrous liquid antiperspirant/deodorant composition comprising a carrier comprising a cation and/or zwitterion and a hydrogen bond donor, wherein an amount of carrier is greater than an amount of any other material in the composition, and an antiperspirant active. This represents a new delivery form for antiperspirant actives and/or deodorant actives.

21: 2012/04595 22: 2012/06/20 43: 2013/09/25 51: A24D 71: British American Tobacco (Investments) Limited 72: RUSHFORTH, David 33: GB 31: 0922254.8 32: 2009/12/21 54: ENHANCING THE DISINTEGRATION AND/OR DEGRADATION OF A SMOKING ARTICLE 00: - A filter (2) for a smoking article (1) is provided by the

present invention, the filter comprising a vehicle

containing a liquid capable of enhancing the

disintegration and/or dispersibility of the smoking

article. A method of enhancing the disintegration

and/or degradation of a smoking article is also

provided, wherein the smoking article comprises a

vehicle containing a liquid capable of enhancing the

disintegration and/or degradation of the smoking

article.

21: 2012/04673 22: 2012/06/22 43: 2013/09/30 51: A61K, A61Q, C11D 71: Colgate-Palmolive Company 72: HILLIARD Jr, Peter R., KAPLAN, Stacey 33: US 31: 61/289,795 32: 2009/12/23 54: VISUALLY PATTERNED AND ORIENTED COMPOSITIONS 00: - Structured personal care compositions comprising a particle having an aspect ratio of greater than 1.5 are contemplated, as well as methods for using such compositions. The compositions provide a visually distinguishable, oriented pattern that is aesthetically pleasant to provide consumer appeal and product identification.

21: 2012/04713 22: 2011/04/28 43: 2013/10/17 51: C08J; C08K 71: MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. 72: MITADERA, JUN 33: JP 31: 2011-087830 32: 2011/04/12 54: POLYAMIDE RESIN-TYPE COMPOSITE MATERIAL AND METHOD OF PRODUCING SAME 00: - A xylylenediamine-based polyamide resin/fiber composite material and molding are provided that do not exhibit a decline in properties under high temperatures and high humidities, and that exhibit a high elastic modulus and present little warping, and exhibit better recycle characteristics, a better moldability, and a better productivity than for thermosetting resins. The polyamide resin-type composite material comprises a fibrous material (B) impregnated with a polyamide resin (A) wherein at least 50 mole% of diamine structural units derived from xylylenediamine, and having a number-average molecular weight (Mn) of 6,000 to 30,000, and containing a component of a molecular weight of not more than 1,000 at 0.5 to 5 mass %.


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21: 2012/04720 22: 2012/06/25 43: 2013/09/30 51: C07K 71: InflaRx GmbH 72: GUO, Renfeng, RIEDEMANN, Niels Christoph, LI, Yan, SHEN, Beifen 33: EP 31: 09014745.5 32: 2009/11/26 33: US 31: 61/264,696 32: 2009/11/26 54: ANTI-C5A BINDING MOIETIES WITH HIGH BLOCKING ACTIVITY 00: - The present invention relates to binding moieties

that specifically bind to a conformational epitope of

C5a, in particular human C5a. Preferred binding

moieties are anti-C5a antibodies that bind to this

conformational epitope. The binding moieties

described herein are useful as active agents in

pharmaceutical compositions for the treatment and

prevention of various acute and chronic diseases, in

particular acute inflammatory diseases, such as the

systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS),

and different degrees of sepsis including sepsis,

severe sepsis, and septic shock.

21: 2012/04751 22: 2012/06/26 43: 2013/10/14 51: C21C, F27B 71: GREYLING, Hendrik Willem, GREYLING, Frederik Petrus 72: GREYLING, Frederik Petrus, GREYLING, Hendrik Willem 33: ZA 31: 2010/06472 32: 2010/09/09 54: BRUSH-ARC FURNACES AND A METHOD OF PROCESSING ORES 00: - A brush-arc furnace 10 comprises a vessel 12. The

vessel defines a chamber 24. The chamber holds a

burden 28 comprising a body 30, preferably

comprising a ferrochrome alloy, and a layer 32 on

the body comprising slag. The layer has an upper

surface 34. At least two electrodes 22.1, 22.2, each

having a diameter d, extend into the chamber to a

level between a first limit l1 above the surface 34

and a second limit l2 below the surface. The first

limit is smaller than 0.5d and the second limit is

smaller than 0.3d. An AC power supply 26 or DC

power supply 126 drives the at least two electrodes

into brush-arc operation.

21: 2012/04836 22: 2012/06/28 43: 2013/09/30 51: A23L 71: Nestec S.A. 72: MOORE, Daniel Ryan, ZALTAS, Eric, HAWLEY, John Alan, BURKE, Louise Mary, STELLINGWERFF, Trent 33: EP 31: 09177422.4 32: 2009/11/29 54: DOSING PROTOCOLS FOR INCREASING PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN AN ACTIVE INDIVIDUAL 00: - Methods utilizing either bite-size nutritional products

or large individual protein doses for customized

protein intake are provided. In a general

embodiment, the present disclosure provides a

method of providing nutrition to an athlete. The

method comprises providing a protein-based

regimen that can alter the availability of amino acids

to the athlete without providing different types of fast

or slow type proteins (e.g., whey or casein,

respectively) and providing personal guidelines for

consuming protein-based products that comprise the

protein-based regimen while exercising.


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21: 2012/04837 22: 2012/06/28 43: 2013/09/30 51: A23L 71: Nestec S.A. 72: MOORE, Daniel Ryan, ZALTAS, Eric, HAWLEY, John Alan, BURKE, Louise Mary, STELLINGWERFF, Trent 33: EP 31: 09177423.2 32: 2009/11/29 54: METHOD OF ENHANCING MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS 00: - The present invention relates to a method of

enhancing muscle protein synthesis following

physical exertion comprising administering to a

human a composition comprising protein or essential

amino acids and carbohydrates 30 minutes or less

prior to, during, or within 30 minutes of running

repeated sprints. Further, the invention relates to a

program for enhancing muscle adaptation resulting

from repeated sprints training.

21: 2012/04838 22: 2012/06/28 43: 2013/09/30 51: F03B 71: HENRY, Terry 72: HENRY, Terry 33: US 31: 61/266,961 32: 2009/12/04 54: OCEAN DRIVEN ENERGY PLANT 00: - A power generation device 10 includes an water

blanket 12 comprising a plurality of pods 18

arranged in a grid for floating on the surface of a

body of water. Ball joints 20 and hydraulic cylinders

22 couple each of the pods 18 to adjacent pods 18.

Motors 48 are coupled to the hydraulic cylinders,

such that a flow of hydraulic fluid created by

expansion and compression of the cylinders due to

movement of the pods 18 causes rotational motion

in the motor 48. Generators are coupled to

respective motors to generate electricity from the

rotational motion of the motors. Power from the

ocean blanket can be supplemented with wind

turbines 17, water paddles 24, water turbines 32,

and solar cells 28.

21: 2012/04875 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: A47J, G01F 71: Nestec S.A. 72: ETTER, Stefan, ZIEGLER, Martin 33: EP 31: 09177591.6 32: 2009/12/01 54: ASSEMBLY OF FLOWMETER TO PCB IN A BEVERAGE MACHINE 00: - A flowmeter (1) comprises: an outermost casing

(2,4) containing a measuring chamber (10); an

outermost face (20) on the casing; a generator

(3,36) for generating at the outermost face a signal

representative of a flow through the measuring

chamber; and a connection arrangement (28) for

fastening the outermost casing against a PCB (50)

which extends over and beyond the outermost

casing and contains a sensor (51) that is located at

the outermost face and that is configured to sense

the signal from the generator upon connection. The

connection arrangement is configured for connection

against the PCB, which connection between the

PCB and the casing is distinct from the sensor.


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21: 2012/04876 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/10/25 51: A47J 71: Nestec S.A. 72: BAUDET, Patrick, LARZUL, David, JACCARD, Alain, RITHENER, Blaise 33: EP 31: 09177592.4 32: 2009/12/01 54: CARTRIDGE EXTRACTION DEVICE 00: - A device (1) has: a cartridge seat (10) arranged to

receive an ingredient cartridge (2) for extraction; a

beverage outlet (35) connected to this cartridge seat

for dispensing beverage during extraction; and a

liquid injection arrangement (50, 60, 61, 70, 80, 81)

comprising a pump (60) for pressurising and

circulating liquid from a source (50) via the cartridge

seat into the beverage outlet. The liquid injection

arrangement further comprises a valve (80') between

the pump and the cartridge seat. The liquid injection

arrangement is configured to release via the valve

(80') pressure from this pressurised liquid in the

injection arrangement and maintain liquid in the

injection arrangement from the pump (60) to the

cartridge seat (10) after the pump is stopped, so as

to inhibit dripping from the beverage outlet (35).

21: 2012/04877 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: A47J, G01F 71: Nestec S.A. 72: ETTER, Stefan, ZIEGLER, Martin 33: EP 31: 09177590.8 32: 2009/12/01 54: FLOWMETER ASSEMBLY FOR A BEVERAGE MACHINE 00: - A flowmeter (1) comprises a housing (2,4) delimiting

a measuring chamber (10). The housing is formed of

a first body (4) and second body (2) that are

assembled together by a bayonet connector having

a number of pairs of interconnecting securing parts

(25, 25', 25a, 26, 26', 26a, 45, 45', 45a). The pairs of

securing parts are arranged so that the first and

second bodies (2,4) are assemblable in only one

position or in a number of different positions that is

smaller than the number of pairs of interconnecting

securing parts.


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21: 2012/04878 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: G07F 71: Nestec S.A. 72: YOAKIM, Alfred 33: EP 31: 09177746.6 32: 2009/12/02 54: BEVERAGE PREPARATION MACHINE SUPPORTING A REMOTE SERVICE FUNCTIONALITY 00: - The present invention relates to a method for

remotely providing service functionalities for a

beverage preparation machine (1). The beverage

preparation machine (1) is adapted for preparing a

beverage by receiving a capsule in a capsule

extraction unit, circulating a carrier liquid, such as

water in particular heated water, through said

capsule in the extraction unit and by dispensing a

resulting beverage. The machine is in data

communication with a remote server (50) via a

communication network (511, 501, 502). The

machine (1) monitors (S1, S2, S3, S4) parameters

related to the machine and submits (S5) the

monitored parameters to the server (5). The server

(5) initiates (S8, S9) a service functionality

depending on the submitted parameters. The

present invention further relates to a beverage

preparation machine (1) adapted to support such a

method and to a system (100) for remotely providing

service functionalities for a beverage preparation

machine (1) at a customer location (150).

21: 2012/04879 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: A47J 71: Nestec S.A. 72: AGON, Fabien Ludovic, DELBREIL, Marc 33: EP 31: 09177731.8 32: 2009/12/02 54: BEVERAGE PREPARATION MACHINE COMPRISING A CARD READING ARRANGEMENT 00: - The present invention relates to a beverage

preparation machine (1), in particular to capsule-

based machine, comprising a card reading

arrangement (23, 24) for reading user identification

information or uniquely identifying a user or user

settings from a card (90). The read information can

either be submitted to an external server or can be

processed within the machine (1) itself. A control unit

(21) adapted to control the functions and process

steps of the machine depending on the read user

information and/or depending on information

received from the server (50) in response to the

submitted data.


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21: 2012/04880 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: G07F 71: Nestec S.A. 72: DELBREIL, Marc, AGON, Fabien Ludovic 33: EP 31: 09177753.2 32: 2009/12/02 54: BEVERAGE PREPARATION MACHINE WITH TOUCH MENU FUNCTIONALITY 00: - The present invention relates to a beverage

preparation machine (1), comprising a memory for

storing icons (72), said icons (72) being divided into

at least two menu level groups (73, 76, 78), whereby

each icon (72) indicates a selectable menu function

of the machine (1). The machine (1) further

comprises a display (10) for displaying: in a first

operation mode a first group (73) of icons adjacent a

main portion (75) of the display (10); and in a second

operation mode one group (73, 76, 78) of icons (72)

as currently selectable icons (72) on said main

portion (75) of the display (10). A touch pad (10, 22)

is adapted to accept a touch operation for switching

between the first and second operation mode.

21: 2012/04881 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: G07F 71: Nestec S.A. 72: AGON, Fabien Ludovic, DELBREIL, Marc 33: EP 31: 09177735.9 32: 2009/12/02 54: BEVERAGE PREPARATION MACHINE WITH AMBIENCE EMULATION FUNCTIONALITY 00: - The present invention relates to a beverage

preparation machine with ambience emulation

functionality. A providing arrangement (11, 21, 17)

provides data with visible 5 content for generating a

predefined ambience when reproduced, wherein the

provided data are linked to context information, said

context information being indicative of a situation. An

acquisition arrangement (11, 37, 60, 62, 63)

acquires at least one actual context 10 information

indicating an actual situation, and a display (10)

reproduces data being associated to the acquired

actual context information for generating an

ambience related to the actual situation.


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21: 2012/04882 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: A47J 71: Nestec S.A. 72: YOAKIM, Alfred, AGON, Fabien Ludovic 33: EP 31: 09177739.1 32: 2009/12/02 54: BEVERAGE PREPARATION MACHINE WITH VIRTUAL SHOPPING FUNCTIONALITY 00: - The present invention relates to beverage

preparation machine (1) with a virtual shopping

functionality. The machine comprises a touch screen

(10) and a control unit (21). The touch screen (10) is

adapted to display an image (80) of the interior of a

shop offering goods (81) related to the machine (1)

on the touch screen (10), to display an image of a

container (82) on said touch screen (10), and to

submit information on a touch operation to the

control unit (21). The displayed interior corresponds

to the interior of a physical shop offering said goods

(81), in particular to the interior of a shop of a chain

of physical shops having a standardized

presentation of said goods (81). The control unit (21)

is adapted to accept selection of a good (81) for

purchase upon detecting a touch operation on a

good (81) on the touch screen (10) and on the

container (82) on the touch screen (10).

21: 2012/04883 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: G07F 71: Nestec S.A. 72: DELBREIL, Marc, AGON, Fabien Ludovic 33: EP 31: 09177744.1 32: 2009/12/02 54: BEVERAGE PREPARATION MACHINE COMPRISING AN EXTENDED USER-ADVISORY FUNCTIONALITY 00: - The present invention relates to a beverage

preparation machine (1) having an extended user-

advisory functionality, comprising a control unit (21)

for recognizing an actual or upcoming event

triggering said user-advisory functionality, such as a

disturbance of such machine (1) based on monitored

machine parameters or a machine contextual event,

a communication module (11) for communicating

with a remote external device (50) via a

communication network (501, 511), and a display

(10) for displaying messages, wherein the control

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adapted to establish a connection via the

communication module (11) to said external device

(50) offering a resource for managing the actual or

upcoming event, and to control the display of a

message on the display (10) indicating the actual or

upcoming event and advising a user on managing

said event. The present invention further relates to a

program stored on a memory device and executable

by a control unit (21) of the beverage preparation

machine (1) for providing an extended user-advisory

functionality for a beverage preparation machine (1).

21: 2012/04889 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: F16G 71: DSM IP Assets B.V., NV Bekaert SA 72: SMEETS, Paulus Johannes Hyacinthus Marie, DIRKS, Christiaan Henri Peter, TABOR, Lambertus Maria Jozef, AMILS, Xavier 33: EP 31: 10150241.7 32: 2010/01/07 54: HYBRID ROPE 00: -

Hybrid rope (1) having a core containing synthetic

yarns (5), surrounded by an outer containing steel

wire strands (5), the rope being terminated at least

at one of its ends by a socket (2) having a conically

shaped space (3), which has a conical angle a of

between 2 and 8 º and a length of between 5D and

20D, D being the smallest diameter of the conically

shaped space, the core containing synthetic yarns

and the steel wires having been untwisted at said at

least one of the ends, the open space (6) around the

untwisted wires and fibers in the hollow conical body

of the socket being filled with a resin.

21: 2012/04898 22: 2012/06/29 43: 2013/09/30 51: B02C, F16H 71: Compagnie Engrenages Et Reducteurs - Messian - Durand 72: LESSARD, Fabrice 33: FR 31: 1050053 32: 2010/01/06 54: GRINDER PROVIDED WITH A DRIVE DEVICE FOR A CROWN GEAR 00: - A grinder provided with a drive device for a crown

gear. This grinder is provided with a drive device for

a crown gear which comprises a reduction gear (10)

which is provided: - with a drive shaft (18) designed

to be connected to a motor, - with at least one output

pinion (20), the or each output pinion being designed

to mesh with the crown gear and to be driven by the

drive shaft, and with a casing (22). The reduction

gear comprises at least two output pinions.

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21: 2012/04951 22: 2012/07/03 43: 2013/11/22 51: B65D, B65F 71: CLAXTON, Nigel Ervine 72: CLAXTON, Nigel Ervine 33: ZA 31: 2011/02873 32: 2011/04/18 54: REFUSE BAGS AND REFUSE BINS 00: - The combination of a refuse bag (10) and a refuse

bin (40) is disclosed. The bag has holes or

weakened areas (24) and the bin has pegs (42)

which are pushed through the holes or weakened

areas (24) so that the bag can be hung in the bin.

21: 2012/05012 22: 2012/07/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K, A61P 71: Inotek Pharmaceuticals Corporation 72: KIM, Norman N., MCVICAR, William K., MCCAULEY, Thomas, BAUMGARTNER, Rudolf A. 33: US 31: 61/293,806 32: 2010/01/11 54: COMBINATION, KIT AND METHOD OF REDUCING INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE 00: - The present invention is directed to a combination or

a kit comprising a prostaglandin analog and an

adenosine receptor A1 agonist and to a method of

reducing intraocular pressure (IOP) in a subject

using such combination or kit. The invention is

particularly directed to a combination of latanoprost

marketed under the brand Xalatan TM and

Compound A.

21: 2012/05067 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/10/07 51: A23C, A23L, A61K, A61P 71: Nestec S.A. 72: BENYACOUB, Jalil, BLUM-SPERISEN, Stéphanie, BOSCO, Mohamed Nabil, BOVETTO, Lionel Jean René, BUREAU-FRANZ, Isabelle, DONNET-HUGHES, Anne, SCHIFFRIN, Eduardo, FAVRE, Laurent 33: EP 31: 09178339.9 32: 2009/12/08 54: INFANT FORMULA WITH PROBIOTICS AND MILK FAT GLOBULE MEMBRANE COMPONENTS 00: - A nutritional composition is proposed comprising a

probiotic and milk fat globule membrane (MFGM)

wherein the MFGM and the probiotics mutually

potentiate their respective effects and promote

complementary beneficial protective mechanisms

that reflect physiological synergy. The nutritional

composition can be an infant formula, infant cereals,

baby food or health care nutritional product. The

synergistic effect can include promoting immune

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reducing inflammation and/or treating or preventing

disease or infections.

21: 2012/05070 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/10/07 51: A23L 71: Nestec S.A. 72: ROGER, Olivier Yves, SCHAFFER-LEQUART, Christelle, WAVREILLE, Anne-Sophie 33: EP 31: 09178491.8 32: 2009/12/09 54: HYDROLYZED WHOLE GRAIN COMPOSITION 00: - The present invention relates to a hydrolyzed whole grain composition comprising an alpha-amylase or fragments thereof, which alpha-amylase or fragments thereof show no hydrolytic activity towards dietary fibers when in the active state, and wherein the hydrolyzed whole grain composition has: (i) a glucose content of at least 0.25% by weight of the hydrolysed whole grain composition, on a dry matter basis; (ii) a maltose to glucose ratio below 144:1 by weight in the composition, (iii) a maltose to fructose ratio below 230:1 by weight in the composition or (iv) a maltose to glucose+fructose ratio below 144:1 by weight in the composition.

21: 2012/05073 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/10/07 51: A23L 71: Nestec S.A. 72: BINDZUS, Wolfgang, PAULI, Tatjana Manuela, ROGER, Olivier Yves, SCHAFFER-LEQUART, Christelle, WAVREILLE, Anne-Sophie 33: EP 31: 09178491.8 32: 2009/12/09 54: FOOD PRODUCTS AND COATINGS THEREFORE COMPRISING HYDROLYZED WHOLE GRAIN 00: - The present invention relates to a coating mixture comprising a sweetening agent, a hydrolyzed whole grain composition, an alpha-amylase or fragment thereof, which alpha-amylase or fragment thereof shows no hydrolytic activity towards dietary fibers

when in the activestate, and wherein the coating mixture has a content of sweetening agent of more than 20% by weight of the coating mixture. In addition the invention relates to cereal products comprising such coatings.

21: 2012/05076 22: 2012/07/06 43: 2013/10/07 51: C10G 71: General Electric Company 72: KARAS, Larry John, ANDERSON, Craig 33: US 31: 12/646,432 32: 2009/12/23 54: EMULSIFICATION OF HYDROCARBON GAS OILS TO INCREASE EFFICACY OF WATER BASED HYDROGEN SULFIDE SCAVENGERS 00: - A hydrogen sulfide scavenging process for heavy oil

that reduces hydrogen sulfide while minimizing

corrosion to processing equipment. The method

includes the steps of adding an aqueous-based

scavenger containing one or more aldehydes, such

as giyoxal, Io the heavy oil using a static mixer

injection system and creating an aqueous-based

scavenger/heavy oil emulsion using a high

shear/high velocity pump. The aqueous- based

scavenger may be added in a scavenger addition

branch, with the emulsion being formed in the

addition branch and then returned to the processing

equipment.

21: 2012/05096 22: 2010/12/13 43: 2013/10/09 51: B01J 71: SDCMATERIALS, INC. 72: LEAMON, DAVID 33: US 31: 12/965,745 32: 2010/12/10 33: US 31: 61/284,329 32: 2009/12/15 54: CATALYST PRODUCTION METHOD AND SYSTEM 00: - A method of producing a catalyst comprising: mixing

catalytic particles and a solvent, thereby forming a


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mixture; performing a size distribution analysis on

the mixture to determine a size distribution profile;

repeating the mixing of the mixture if the size

distribution profile is below a threshold; centrifuging

the mixture if the size distribution profile is at or

above the threshold, thereby forming a supernate

and a precipitate, wherein the supernate comprises

a dispersion including the catalytic particles and the

solvent; decanting the mixture, separating the

supernate from the precipitate; determining the

particle content of the separated supernate;

determining a volume of the dispersion to be applied

to a catalyst support based on one or more

properties of the catalyst support; and impregnating

the catalyst support with the catalytic particles in the

dispersion by applying the volume of the dispersion

to the catalyst support.

21: 2012/05098 22: 2010/12/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: B01J 71: SDCMATERIALS, INC. 72: YIN, QINGHUA, QI, XIWANG, BIBERGER, MAXIMILIAN A 33: US 31: 12/962,490 32: 2010/12/07 33: US 31: 61/284,329 32: 2009/12/15 54: ADVANCED CATALYSTS FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS 00: - Embodiments of present inventions are directed to

an advanced catalyst. The advanced catalyst

includes a honeycomb structure with an at least one

nano-particle on the honeycomb structure. The

advanced catalyst used in diesel engines is a two-

way catalyst. The advanced catalyst used in gas

engines is a three-way catalyst. In both the two-way

catalyst and the three-way catalyst, the at least one

nano-particle includes nano-active material and

nano-support. The nano-support is typically alumina.

In the two-way catalyst, the nano-active material is

platinum. In the three-way catalyst, the nano-active

material is platinum, palladium, rhodium, or an alloy.

The alloy is of platinum, palladium, and rhodium.

21: 2012/05099 22: 2010/12/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: H01L 71: SDCMATERIALS, INC. 72: YIN, QINGHUA, QI, XIWANG, RUIZ, ELISEO 33: US 31: 12/962,473 32: 2010/12/07 33: US 31: 61/284,329 32: 2009/12/15 54: PINNING AND AFFIXING NANO-ACTIVE MATERIAL 00: - A nanoparticle comprises a nanoactive material and

a nanosupport. In some embodiments, the

nanoactive material is platinum and the nanosupport

is alumina. Pinning and affixing the nanoactive

material to the nanosupport is achieved by using

high temperature condensation technology. In some

embodiments, a quantity of platinum and a quantity

of alumina are loaded into a plasma gun. When the

nanoactive material bonds with the nanosupport, an

interface between the nanoactive material and the

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alumina metallic compound, which dramatically

changes an ability for the nanoactive material to

move around on the surface of the nanosupport,

providing a better bond than that of a wet catalyst.

Alternatively, a quantity of carbon is also loaded into

the plasma gun. When the nanoactive material

bonds with the nanosupport, the interface formed

comprises a platinum copper intermetallic

compound, which provides an even stronger bond.

21: 2012/05101 22: 2010/12/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: B01J 71: SDCMATERIALS, INC. 72: YIN, QINGHUA, QI, XIWANG, BIBERGER, MAXIMILIAN A, LEAMON, DAVID 33: US 31: 12/962,518 32: 2010/12/07 33: US 31: 61/284,329 32: 2009/12/15 54: ADVANCED CATALYSTS FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS 00: - Embodiments of present inventions are directed to

an advanced catalyst. The advanced catalyst

includes a honeycomb structure with an at least one

nano-particle on the honeycomb structure. The

advanced catalyst used in diesel engines is a two-

way catalyst. The advanced catalyst used in gas

engines is a three-way catalyst. In both the two-way

catalyst and the three-way catalyst, the at least one

nano-particle includes nano-active material and

nano-support. The nano-support is typically alumina.

In the two-way catalyst, the nano-active material is

platinum. In the three-way catalyst, the nano-active

material is platinum, palladium, rhodium, or an alloy.

The alloy is of platinum, palladium, and rhodium.

21: 2012/05107 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/09/26 51: B29C, B82Y, H01B 71: Applied NanoStructured Solutions, LLC 72: SHAH, Tushar K., ADCOCK, Daniel Jacob, MALECKI, Harry C. 33: US 31: 61/385,923 32: 2010/09/23 54: CNT-INFUSED FIBER AS A SELF SHIELDING WIRE FOR ENHANCED POWER TRANSMISSION LINE 00: - A wire includes a plurality of carbon nanotube

infused fibers in which the infused carbon nanotubes

are aligned parallel to the fiber axes. An

electromagnetic shield for a wire includes a plurality

of carbon nanotube infused fibers, in which the

infused carbon nanotubes are aligned radially about

the fiber axes. The plurality of carbon nanotube

infused fibers are arranged circumferentially about

the wire with the fiber axes parallel to the wire. A

self-shielded wire includes 1) a wire that includes a

plurality of carbon nanotube infused fibers in which

the infused carbon nanotubes are aligned parallel to

the fiber axes; and 2) an electromagnetic shield that

includes a plurality of carbon nanotube infused fibers

in which the carbon nanotubes are aligned radially

about the fiber axes. The axes of the carbon

nanotube infused fibers of the wire and the carbon


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nanotube infused fibers of the electromagnetic shield

share are parallel.

21: 2012/05109 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/10/16 51: A61K 71: Escola Superior Agrária De Coimbra, Hitag - Biotechnology, Lda. 72: PEREIRA DA CONCEIÇÃO, Maria Antónia, MARQUES DA COSTA, Sofia Judite, OLIVEIRA CASTRO, António Manuel, DA SILVA ALMEIDA, André Augusto 54: IMMUNOGENS, COMPOSITIONS AND USES THEREOF, METHOD FOR PREPARING SAME 00: - The invention relates to fusion proteins comprising an amino acid sequence of a fragment H corresponding to a fragment of a calcium binding protein excreted-secreted by adult worms of Fasciola hepatica, followed by an amino acid sequence corresponding to a unrelated protein or fragment of protein, pharmaceutical compositions, vaccines and adjuvants containing the immunogen, to a process for their preparation, another process for the production of antibodies and their use. The present invention relates to the preparation of immunogens by the addition of a peptide sequence. Thus the present invention is useful for producing an immune response, with increases in specific antibody titers in serum against proteins or other antigens and can be applied in particular for the production of specific polyclonal antibodies, in immunotherapy and immunoprophylaxis. The addition of the polypeptide to a target antigen, either through the production of recombinant proteins containing the polypeptide or by addition or fusion of this polypeptide with the target antigen, induces a significant increase in the immunogenicity of these

molecules, amplifying the immune response elicited by injection of this molecule in a species capable of producing antibodies.

21: 2012/05130 22: 2012/07/10 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61K, A61P 71: Tasly Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd. 72: HAN, Jingyan, GUO, Jun, YANG, Jiying, ZHANG, Yu, WANG, Mingxia, LIU, Yuying 33: CN 31: 200910244837.X 32: 2009/12/17 54: TRADITIONAL CHINESE DRUG COMPRISING DANSHEN EXTRACTS AND SANQI EXTRACTS AND USE THEREOF 00: - The present invention discloses a traditional chinese drug consisting of Danshen extracts and Sanqi extracts, the pharmaceutical composition comprising the above traditional chinese drug as active component and the use thereof. The traditional chinese drug consists of Danshen extracts and Sanqi extracts by weight ratio of (2-6):(0.5-2). The invention further discloses the effect of the traditional chinese drug and the pharmaceutical composition comprising the above traditional chinese drug as active component for treating cardiac microcirculation disturbance and myocardial damage induced by ischemia reperfusion.

21: 2012/05132 22: 2012/07/10 43: 2013/10/14 51: A61K, C07K 71: Yale University 72: BAE, Jae Hyun, LAX, Irit, SCHLESSINGER, Joseph 33: US 31: 61/335,950 32: 2010/01/14 54: INHIBITORS OF RECEPTOR TYROSINE KINASES (RTK) AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF 00: - The present invention provides moieties that bind to

the asymmetric contact interface of a receptor

tyrosine kinase (RTK), wherein the moieties inhibit

ligand induced trans autophosphorylation of the

RTK. The present invention also provides methods

of treating or preventing an RTK-associated disease

and methods for identifying moieties that bind to an

asymmetric contact interface of an RTK.


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21: 2012/05148 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: B65B, B65D, C11D 71: THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY 72: ROSMANIHO, Roxane, LABEQUE, Regine, DENOME, Frank, William, FRIEDRICH, Steven, G., SHI, Jichun, VERRALL, Andrew, P., LEE, David, M. 33: US 31: 61/299,836 32: 2010/01/29 33: US 31: 61/299,834 32: 2010/01/29 54: WATER-SOLUBLE FILM HAVING IMPROVED DISSOLUTION AND STRESS PROPERTIES, AND PACKETS MADE THEREFROM 00: - Disclosed is a pouch having at least one sealed

compartment containing a first composition. At least

one wall of the at least one sealed compartment is

made from a water-soluble film having any suitable

thickness. The water-soluble film comprises PVOH

polymer such that when the film has a thickness of

about 76 microns the film is characterized by a

Dissolution Index of about 620 to about 920, or of

about 665 to about 920, or about 710 to about 920;

and a Stress Index of about 145 to about 626, or

about 155 to about 480, or about 165 to about 325.

21: 2012/05152 22: 2011/01/12 43: 2013/10/11 51: C07D; A61K; A61P 71: AB SCIENCE 72: MOUSSY, ALAIN, BENJAHAD, ABDELLAH, MARTIN, JASON, CHEVENIER, EMMANUEL, PEZ, DIDIER, SANDRINELLI, FRANCK, PICOUL, WILLY 33: US 31: 61/294,226 32: 2010/01/12 54: THIAZOLE AND OXAZOLE KINASE INHIBITORS 00: - The present invention is concerned with substituted

azole derivatives that selectively modulate, regulate,

and/or inhibit signal transduction mediated by certain

native and/or mutant proteine kinases implicated in a

variety of human and animal diseases such as cell

proliferative, metabolic, allergic, and degenerative

disorders. In particular, several of these compounds

are potent and selective Flt-3 inhibitors or/and syk

inhibitors.

21: 2012/05159 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: C12Q 71: CSIR 72: ROTH, Robyn Lindsay, KENYON, Colin Peter


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33: ZA 31: 2009/09160 32: 2009/12/22 54: INHIBITION OF THE ACTIVITY OF KINASE AND SYNTHETASE ENZYMES 00: - The invention provides a method of inhibiting the

activity of a kinase or a synthetase, the method

including binding an active site of the kinase or

synthetase with a deuterated imidazole moiety,

thereby inhibiting the activity of the kinase or the

synthetase.

21: 2012/05178 22: 2012/07/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: B65B, B65D, C11D 71: THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY 72: LEE, David, M., VERRALL, Andrew, P., ROSMANIHO, Roxane, FRIEDRICH, Steven, G., DENOME, Frank, William, LABEQUE, Regine, SHI, Jichun 33: US 31: 61/299,834 32: 2010/01/29 33: US 31: 61/299,836 32: 2010/01/29 54: IMPROVED WATER-SOLUBLE FILM HAVING BLEND OF PVOH POLYMERS, AND PACKETS MADE THEREFROM 00: -

Disclosed are plasticized, water-soluble films having favorable cold-water solubility, wet handling, and thermoforming characteristics, and which can include a PVOH resin made up of blend of two or more PVOH polymers each having a monomodal molecular weight distribution, and the PVOH resin characterized by a viscosity in a range of about 13.5 cP to about 20 cP (or a corresponding weight average molecular weight), a degree of hydrolysis of about 84% to about 92%, a polydispersity index value in a range of about 1 to about 5, a residual water content of about 4 wt.% to about 10 wt.%, and a Resin Selection Index value in a range of 0.255 to 0.315; methods of making the films; compositions including PVOH resins for making the films; and pouch and packet articles made from the films.

21: 2012/05227 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/10/29 51: G01N 71: J. RAY MCDERMOTT, S.A. 72: TAYLOR JR, LELAND HARRIS, SUSCHITZ, LUCA 33: US 31: 13/181,690 32: 2011/07/13 54: PIPE REEL LOAD SIMULATOR 00: - An arrangement of elements which are used to

restrain and deflect a pipe specimen to a prescribed

form with precisely controlled loads. A rigid frame

includes a movable pipe bending form to which one

end of a pipe specimen is connected and a rotating

table to which the second end of the pipe specimen

is connected. Means for assessing the drive torque

used to draw the pipe specimen over the pipe

bending form is provided in the form of a load cell.

The rotating table is used in combination with a

travelling pipe end truck foundation to generate a

bending moment in the pipe specimen in the same

plane as the pipe specimen is being bent by the pipe

bending form. By the use of precise loads on the

pipe specimen, computer analysis of the simulated

reeling of the given pipe construction will produce

predictions of the reeling tension, shear, and

bending moment in the pipe at the point of the

travelling pipe end as this point on the pipe

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21: 2012/05238 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/10/15 51: C07D 71: Bristol-Myers Squibb Company 72: BELEMA, Makonen, ROMINE, Jeffrey Lee, NGUYEN, Van N., WANG, Gan, LOPEZ, Omar D., ST. LAURENT, Denis R., CHEN, Qi, BENDER, John A., YANG, Zhong, HEWAWASAM, Piyasena, XU, Ningning, MEANWELL, Nicholas A., EASTER, John A., SU, Bao-Ning, SMITH, Michael J. 33: US 31: 61/286,942 32: 2009/12/16 54: HEPATITIS C VIRUS INHIBITORS 00: - The present disclosure relates to compounds,

compositions and methods for the treatment of

Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection. Also disclosed are

pharmaceutical compositions containing such

compounds and methods for using these

compounds in the treatment of HCV infection.

21: 2012/05246 22: 2012/07/13 43: 2013/09/26 51: H04N 71: Akzo Nobel Coatings International B.V. 72: LINGS, Benjamin Buchanan, HARROP, Paul James, SPIERS, Peter Mark, LONGHURST, Stewart 33: GB 31: 1000835.7 32: 2010/01/19

54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING COLOUR FROM AN IMAGE 00: - Embodiments of the invention relate to the

determination of the colour of a colour sample from

an image of the colour sample. In one embodiment a

colour sample capture card is provided having

printed thereon colour samples of known colour (for

example, XYZ tri-stimulus values). An image of the

test colour sample is then captured using

domestically available equipment, such as a

consumer digital camera or camera-equipped mobile

telephone, the image also containing the colour

sample capture card. In one embodiment the image

is then transmitted to a remote colour determination

service for colour sample colour determination.

Regression analysis is then performed using the

RGB colour samples in the image and known XYZ

colours thereof to characterise the colour capture

response of the image capture device. Having

characterised the image capture device the XYZ

colour of the unknown colour sample can be

determined from the RGB colour thereof in the

image. Knowing the XYZ colour, the colour can then

be matched to a palette of paint colours, to

determine a paint colour to match the unknown

colour.

21: 2012/05276 22: 2011/02/10 43: 2013/10/16 51: C07D; A61K; A61P 71: CELGENE CORPORATION 72: CHEN, ROGER SHEN-CHU, MULLER, GEORGE W, MAN, HON-WAH, ZHANG, WEIHONG, KHALIL, EHAB M, RUCHELMAN, ALEXANDER 33: US 31: 61/303,618 32: 2010/02/11 54: ARYLMETHOXY ISOINDOLINE DERIVATIVES AND COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING AND METHODS OF USING THE SAME 00: -


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Provided are 4'-arylmethoxy isoindoline compounds,

and pharmaceutically acceptable salts, solvates,

clathrates, stereoisomers, and prodrugs thereof.

Methods of use, and pharmaceutical compositions of

these compounds are disclosed. The compounds

are derivatives of hydroxy thalidomide active against

cancer.

21: 2012/05280 22: 2012/07/16 43: 2013/10/16 51: A47J 71: Nestec S.A. 72: GIGANDET, Christel, RAMAIOLI, Marco, MURPHY, Richard Luke, REY, Cédric, FILLIOL, Carine, JACCARD, Sandrine 33: EP 31: 09179552.6 32: 2009/12/17 54: POWDER DISPENSING CANISTER 00: - The invention concerns a dispensing canister

comprising : - a reservoir (1) having a bottom in the

form of a U shaped throat, two terminal walls (1c, 1d)

and two side walls (1a, 1b) said side walls being

attached to the upper extremities of the U shaped

throat, - a rotatable volumetric dosing means (2) :.

longitudinally extending through the bottom of the

reservoir (1e), and. configured for displacing a

volume of powder longitudinally through the bottom

of the reservoir, and. lodged in the U shaped throat,

the upper point of the U shaped throat extending at

least up to the top of the rotatable volumetric dosing

means, and wherein at least the portion of at least

one of the reservoir side walls attached to the U

shaped throat is straight outwardly inclined

according to an angle of at most 25° with the

vertical.

21: 2012/05313 22: 2011/02/16 43: 2013/10/22 51: H04N; H04L 71: THOMSON LICENSING 72: BICHOT, GUILLAUME, GOUACHE, STÉPHANE 33: EP 31: 10154153.0 32: 2010/02/19 54: MULTIPATH DELIVERY FOR ADAPTIVE STREAMING 00: - The present invention relates generally to adaptive

streaming and in particular to a method for delivering

content via adaptive streaming technique over

multiple communication paths and a device

implementing the method. Thus, the present

invention concerns a method for providing a content

to be rendered at a client device CD comprising at

least a first and a second communication interface

CI1, CI2, wherein said first and second interface CI1,

CI2 having a communication address, said content

being accessible to the client device CD via at least

a first and a second server interface SI1, SI2 having

a communication address, a first path P1 being

identified by the address of said first interface CI1

and the address of the first server interface SI1, a

second path P2 being identified by the address of

said second interface CI2 and the address of the

second server interface SI2, said content being

available under at least two versions having an

encoding quality corresponding to a supported bit

rate BRA, BRB constraint, each of said at least two


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versions being temporally split into chunks

corresponding to an identical rendered duration of

the content, a chunk being identified by a time index

i and by one of the supported bit rate BRA, BRB.

According to the invention the method comprises the

steps of: - S1 measuring a first available bit rate BR1

on the first path P1 and a second available bit rate

BR2 on the second path P2; S2 determining a

requested bit rate RBR among the supported bit rate

BRA, BRB from the measured first available bit rate

BR1 and from the measured second available bit

rate BR2; - S3 sending a first request via the first

path P1 for receiving a first part of the chunk

identified by the time index i and by the requested bit

rate RBR and a second request via the second path

P2 for receiving a second part of said chunk, said

first and second part of the chunk being

complementary; S4 receiving the requested first part

via the first path P1 and the requested second part

via the second path P2.

21: 2012/05321 22: 2011/01/27 43: 2013/10/22 51: G06K 71: CAREFUSION 303, INC. 72: ROSS, GRAHAM, RAPTIS, MARK 33: US 31: 12/700,645 32: 2010/02/04 54: RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION DEVICE AND METHOD 00: - Devices and methods for reading multiple types of

RFID tags having different frequencies and/or

encoding schemes are disclosed. One or more

search signals covering a plurality of RFID bands

are transmitted. A presence indication of an RFID

tag in one of the plurality of RFID bands is detected.

An interrogating signal having a carrier frequency

tuned to a frequency at which the presence

indication is detected is transmitted. A tag response

signal comprising tag information associated with the

RFID tag is received. A digital response signal

based on the tag response signal is digital signal

processed to obtain the tag information.

21: 2012/05322 22: 2011/01/27 43: 2013/10/17 51: H04Q; H04W 71: CAREFUSION 303, INC. 72: ROSS, GRAHAM, RAPTIS, MARK 33: US 31: 12/700,632 32: 2010/02/04 54: INVENTORY CONTROL DEVICE 00: - Systems and methods of extending battery life in

inventory control devices are disclosed. A passive

receiver configured to wirelessly receive an initiation

signal having an associated energy field from a

remote control system and to output a mode change

signal is provided. The passive receiver is

configured to be powered by an energy field

associated with the initiation signal. A functional

module coupled to the passive receiver and

configured to be powered by a self-contained power

source when the functional module is in an active

mode is provided. The functional module is further


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configured to receive the mode change signal from

the passive receiver and to change from an inactive

mode to the active mode. The functional module

draws more power from the power source in the

active mode than in the inactive mode.

21: 2012/05325 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/10/17 51: E04B 71: Patco, LLC 72: VANKER, John Louis, LASTOWSKI, Michael J. 33: US 31: 61/288,011 32: 2009/12/18 54: PANELIZED STRUCTURAL SYSTEM FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 00: - Structural columns are fastened to one another

vertically. Wall panels may be fastened to the

structural columns so that load is transferred through

the structural columns rather than vertically between

the wall panels.

21: 2012/05326 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/10/17 51: C02F 71: The Texas A&M University System 72: HUANG, Yongheng 33: US 31: 61/243,875 32: 2009/09/18 54: ZERO VALENT IRON/IRON OXIDE MINERAL/FERROUS IRON COMPOSITE FOR TREATMENT OF A CONTAMINATED FLUID 00: - The present inventors have discovered a novel

composition, method of making the composition,

system, process for treating a fluid containing a

contaminant. The fluid may be aqueous. The

contaminated fluid may be in the form of a

suspension. The treatment reduces the

concentration of the contaminant. The reduction in

concentration of a contaminant may be sufficient so

as to effect remediation of the fluid with respect to

the contaminant. The treatment may reduce the

concentration of a plurality of contaminants. The

present composition, system, and process are

robust and flexible. The composition includes zero

valent iron, an iron oxide mineral, and ferrous iron.

The ferrous iron promotes maintenance of the iron

oxide mineral. The iron oxide mineral promotes the

activity of the zero valent iron. The process and

system may involve multiple stages. A stage may be


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optimized for treatment with respect to a particular

contaminant. The present composition, system, and

process are effective for treating a fluid containing

one or more of a variety of contaminants such as

toxic metals, metalloids, oxyanions, and dissolved

silica. It may be applied to treating various aqueous

fluids, such as groundwater, subsurface water, and

aqueous industrial waste streams.

21: 2012/05327 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/10/17 51: D21H 71: Hercules Incorporated 72: EHRHARDT, Susan M., BOTTORFF, Kyle J. 33: US 31: 61/287,822 32: 2009/12/18 54: PAPER SIZING COMPOSITION 00: - A stable paper sizing composition comprising a dispersion of ketene dimer and a pH adjusted vinylamine containing polymer is disclosed. The method of preparing the stable sizing composition and the method of using the stable sizing composition is also disclosed.

21: 2012/05333 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/10/17 51: A23L 71: Nestec S.A. 72: SAGALOWICZ, Laurent, VITON, Florian, ROBERT, Fabien 33: EP 31: 09179975.9 32: 2009/12/18 54: MAILLARD FLAVOR COMPOSITIONS WITH POLAR SOLVENTS DIFFERENT FROM WATER AND METHODS FOR MAKING SUCH COMPOSITIONS 00: - The invention provides a Maillard flavor composition

comprising a structured lipid phase, a polar solvent,

different from water, and at least one Maillard

reaction product. The invention concerns further a

method for making said composition in a structured

lipid phase using polar solvent different from water.

The compositions are useful for enhancing the

palatability of foods, dietary supplements,

medicaments, and the like.

21: 2012/05336 22: 2012/07/17 43: 2013/10/18 51: A23F, B65D 71: Nestec S.A. 72: LELOUP, Valérie Martine Jeanine, ALLENBACH, Yves, SCHOONMAN, Annemarie Johanna Hendrika 33: EP 31: 09179816.5 32: 2009/12/18 54: METHOD OF PRODUCING AN EXTRACT OF GREEN COFFEE 00: - The present invention relates to a method of producing an extract of green coffee wherein green coffee beans are subjected to a heat treatment and extracted without being roasted.

21: 2012/05381 22: 2012/07/18 43: 2013/10/21 51: G05D 71: Exel Industries 72: BALLU, Patrick 33: FR 31: 1050427 32: 2010/01/22 54: METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A SYSTEM FOR METERING AND MIXING A PRODUCT HAVING A PLURALITY OF COMPONENTS, METERING AND MIXING SYSTEM AND SPRAYING OR EXTRUSION FACILITY COMPRISING SAME 00: - The invention relates to a system which includes a

first pump (1) feeding a first component (4) into a

mixer (3), and a second pump (2) feeding a second

component (5) into the mixer (3). The movement of

the piston of each pump can be reversed from a

suction and expulsion direction of the pump volume


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to a component-expulsion direction, and vice-versa.

A movement detector (21) is associated with each

pump and connected to a controller (20)

programmed to trigger the reversal of a pump (1, 2)

after having determined that the volume remaining

inside the pump is not enough to ensure the

predetermined metering ratio. The controller is

programmed to ensure continuous feeding of the

first component (4) into the mixer (3) during the

entire operation of the system, and to ensure

intermittent feeding of the second component (5) into

the mixer (3) in order to perform cycles of feeding

metered amounts of the second component into the

mixer (3).

21: 2012/05384 22: 2012/07/18 43: 2013/10/21 51: B61G 71: McConway & Torley, LLC 72: SAELER, Kevin S. 33: US 31: 12/694,705 32: 2010/01/27 54: RAILWAY CAR COUPLER HEAD CONTOUR GAUGE AND METHOD 00: - A railway car coupler head contour gauge (60)

includes a cylindrical portion (70) configured to be

rotatably coupled to a coupler head. The railway car

coupler head contour gauge also includes a pulling

lug gauging portion, and a contoured gauging

surface (68) that is configured to align with a contour

face of a top pulling lug (30) of the coupler head

during gauging. The coupler head contour gauge

may also include a convex portion (65) configured to

align with a buffing shoulder (22) of the coupler

head.

21: 2012/05390 22: 2012/07/18 43: 2013/10/21 51: B65D 71: Generale Biscuit 72: RENDERS, Eddy, VERHAEGEN, René, LOOYMANS, Peter 33: EP 31: 10305091.0 32: 2010/01/26 54: RESEALABLE PACKAGING FOR FOOD PRODUCTS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING 00: - Resealable packaging for food products, comprising

a flexible container (10) having a top face (12) and

side faces (14, 15, 16), a container aperture (19) in

the top face, and a flexible closure flap (20)

extending from a base portion (21) to a gripping

member (23), and provided with a movable portion

(22) covered of repositionable adhesive to cover the

aperture and adhere to a peripheral area thereof in a

closed position. The packaging comprises a

stiffening band device (30) made of a flexible

material longer than the closure flap, which is

bonded to the container through the top face and

over two side faces (14, 15) and arranged to cover

at least the portions of the peripheral area comprised

between the longitudinal sides of the closure flap

and the facing sides of the aperture. The aperture

and the band device are delimited by continuous cut

out lines (19a, 33a). A method of manufacturing is

also disclosed.


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21: 2012/05483 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/22 51: A01M, F16M, F41A, F41C 71: PERCIVAL, Hermanus Albertus, EASTES, Daniel Eastes 72: PERCIVAL, Hermanus Albertus 54: STABILISATION OF FIREARMS 00: - A body-mountable firearm support assembly that is

mountable to the body of a user to support a firearm

in a stable configuration in use includes a first

elongate support that is supportable, in use, at a first

support zone on the body of the user in an

operatively forwardly projecting configuration and a

second elongate support that is supportable, in use,

at a second support zone on the body of the user.

The second support zone is lower on the user’s body

than the first support zone. The second elongate

support is connected to the first elongate support at

a third support zone spaced, in use, from the first

and second support zones along the first and

second supports. The assembly also includes an

anchoring formation that is wearable, in use, by the

user such that it provides the second support zone.

21: 2012/05486 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/23 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Almac Discovery Limited 72: ZHANG, Lixin, TREVITT, Graham Peter, MIEL, Hugues, BURKAMP, Frank, HARRISON, Timothy, WILKINSON, Andrew John, FABRITIUS, Charles-Henry 33: GB 31: 0922589.7 32: 2009/12/23 54: INHIBITORS OF AKT ACTIVITY 00: - The invention relates to a series of compounds with particular activity as inhibitors of the serine-threonine kinase AKT. Also provided are pharmaceutical compositions comprising same as well as methods for treating cancer.

21: 2012/05493 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/24 51: A47J 71: Nestec S.A. 72: OZANNE, Matthieu, VUAGNIAUX, Didier 33: EP 31: 09180071.4 32: 2009/12/21 54: IDENTIFICATION OF BEVERAGE INGREDIENT CONTAINING CAPSULES 00: - The invention concerns a beverage production

system comprising beverage ingredient containing

capsules (1) comprising an identification member (6)

and a beverage production machine for receiving


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said capsules, said machine comprising contact

means (8) for physically contacting the capsule

identification member (6) in order to read information

thereof and control means connected to the contact

means and designed to control the operation of the

beverage production machine (11) in response to

the read information, the contact means (8)

comprising : - at least one displaceable probe (81)

which mechanically contacts the capsule

identification member (6), - a resilient support

member (82) in contact with the probe on one side

and associated to a circuitry (9) on its other side,

wherein the part of the resilient support member in

contact with the probe presents such a shape that it

is able to deform itself when the probe applies a

force on it, the deformation being partially

transversal to the direction applied by the force.

21: 2012/05494 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/23 51: A47J, B65D 71: Nestec S.A. 72: OZANNE, Matthieu, VUAGNIAUX, Didier 33: EP 31: 09180092.0 32: 2009/12/21 54: IDENTIFICATION OF BEVERAGE INGREDIENT CONTAINING CAPSULES 00: - The invention concerns a beverage production

system comprising beverage ingredient containing

capsules (1) comprising an identification member (6)

and a beverage production machine for receiving

said capsules, said machine comprising : - contact

means (8) for physically contacting the capsule

identification member (6) in order to read information

thereof and - control means connected to the contact

means and designed to control the operation of the

beverage production machine (11) in response to

the read information, the contact means (8)

comprising : - at least one displaceable probe (81 )

which mechanically contacts the capsule

identification member (6), - a resilient support

member (82) in contact with the probe on one side

and associated to a circuitry (9) on its other side, the

parts of said resilient support member in contact with

the probe presenting a shape able to be deformed, -

discrete conductive parts (121) between the resilient

support member (82) and the circuitry (9), wherein

the contact means (8) comprises a waterproof

material layer (12) between the resilient support

member (82) and the discrete conductive parts

(121).

21: 2012/05495 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/23 51: A23G, A23L 71: Nestec S.A. 72: PASCUAL, Teresita Bautista, VALDEZ, Monica Christina, SHER, Alexander A. 33: PCT 31: PCT/US2009/068947 32: 2009/12/21 54: READY TO DRINK BEVERAGES 00: - Ready to drink beverages are provided. In a general embodiment, the present disclosure provides a ready to drink beverage including water, a cocoa component, and a stabilizing system. The stabilizing system has a cellulose component including a blend of microcrystalline cellulose and carboxymethylcellulose in an amount ranging from about 0.03% to about 1% by weight, a gum, and an emulsifier ranging from about 0.09% to about 10% by weight. The beverage can also be fortified with one or more vitamins and minerals.


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21: 2012/05496 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/23 51: A61K, A61P 71: Eli Lilly and Company 72: SNYDER, Daniel Earl 33: US 31: 61/297,928 32: 2010/01/25 54: METHODS FOR INTERNALLY CONTROLLING OR TREATING EQUINE BOT LARVAE 00: - Provided are novel methods and formulations for orally controlling bot larvae in the gastrointestinal tract of equine animal.

21: 2012/05497 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/23 51: A23F 71: Nestec S.A. 72: WESTFALL, Scott A., BIRCH, Annette Michelle, GARWOOD, Robert, CEREA, Iacopo, GARCHITORENA GAMERO, Miguel Angel, DUCHANOY, Christophe 33: PCT 31: PCT/US2009/069207 32: 2009/12/22 54: METHOD OF PRODUCING AN AROMATISED AQUEOUS LIQUID 00: - The present invention relates toa method for

producing an aqueous liquid aromatised with aroma

compounds from coffee, wherein a gas comprising

aroma from roast and ground coffee and water is

condensed to provide a liquid aqueous phase and a

gas phase; and the gas phase is subjected to

pressurisation in the presence of an aqueous liquid.

The liquid is useful e.g. in the production of soluble

coffee products.

21: 2012/05499 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/23 51: A23L, A23P 71: McCain Foods Limited 72: MESSERVEY, Scott 33: US 31: 61/289,688 32: 2009/12/23 54: FOLDABLE ROOT VEGETABLE FOOD SHEET 00: - The disclosure relates to a foldable vegetable shred

food sheet useful, for example, as a bread substitute

and/or a food wrap. The food sheet comprises

vegetable pieces and a gelling agent such as, potato

shred and starch. The food sheet of the disclosure

has the unique ability to be folded and used like a

tortilla wrap. The disclosure also provides for a

wrapped food product comprising a potato food wrap

fully or partially wrapped around a filling and relates

to a method for preparing a wrapped food product.

The disclosure also relates to methods of forming a

food wrap or pasta noodle.


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21: 2012/05501 22: 2012/07/20 43: 2013/10/22 51: C07K 71: Imperial Innovations Limited 72: BLOOM, Stephen Robert 33: GB 31: 1001333.2 32: 2010/01/27 54: NOVEL COMPOUNDS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON FEEDING BEHAVIOUR 00: - Peptide analogues of PYY, compositions comprising said analogues and methods of using said analogues for the treatment and prevention of metabolic disorders, for example disorders of energy metabolism such as diabetes and obesity, and for a reduction in appetite, reduction in food intake or reduction of calorie intake in a subject.

21: 2012/05534 22: 2011/02/22 43: 2013/10/29 51: C07K; A61K 71: GENENTECH, INC., F. HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE AG 72: IRL, CORNELIA, DUPONT, JAKOB 33: US 31: 61/307,095 32: 2010/02/23 33: US 31: 61/351,231 32: 2010/06/03 33: US 31: 61/360,059 32: 2010/06/30 33: US 31: 61/439,819 32: 2011/02/04 54: ANTI-ANGIOGENESIS THERAPY FOR THE TREATMENT OF OVARIAN CANCER 00: - This invention concerns in general treatment of diseases and pathological conditions with anti-VEGF antibodies. More specifically, the invention concerns the treatment of human patients susceptible to or diagnosed with cancer using an anti-VEGF antibody, preferably in combination with one or more additional anti-tumor therapeutic agents for the treatment of ovarian cancer.

21: 2012/05546 22: 2012/07/23 43: 2013/10/28 51: A61K, C07H 71: The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania 72: WEINER, David B., YAN, Jian, MORROW, Matthew P. 33: US 31: 12/694,238 32: 2010/01/26 54: INFLUENZA NUCLEIC ACID MOLECULES AND VACCINES MADE THEREFROM 00: - Provided herein are nucleic acid sequences that encode novel consensus amino acid sequences of HA hemagglutinin, as well as genetic constructs/vectors and vaccines expressing the sequences. Also provided herein are methods for generating an immune response against one or more Influenza A serotpyes using the vaccines that are provided.

21: 2012/05569 22: 2011/01/28 43: 2013/10/29 51: C07D; A61K; A61P 71: OTSUKA PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD. 72: FUJITA, SHIGEKAZU, SUMIDA, TAKUMI, TAKASU, HIDEKI, MIYAJIMA, KEISUKE, YAMADA, SATOSHI, KOJIMA, YUTAKA, OKUNO, MITSUHIRO, SUGIYAMA, KAZUHISA, SUZUKI, TAKASHI, YANAGIHARA, YASUO, SEKIGUCHI, KAZUO, TANAKA, HIDEO, OHTSUKA, SHINYA, HIROSE, TOSHIYUKI, SATO, YOSUKE, SAKAI, KOJI 33: US 31: 61/299,631 32: 2010/01/29 33: US 31: 61/359,729 32: 2010/06/29 54: DI - SUBSTITUTED PYRIDINE DERIVATIVES AS ANTICANCERS 00: - The present invention provides a novel compound

having an excellent antitumor effect. The compound

of the present invention is represented by the

following general formula (1) wherein R1and R

2are

aryl or the like; A is lower alkylene; Ring X is

optionally substituted arylene; E is bond or lower

alkenylene; Ring Y is optionally substituted

heterocycloalkylene containing one or more nitrogen

atoms, one of which is attached to the adjacent

carbonyl group; G is -NH-G2-, -N(lower alkyl)-G2-, -

NH-CH2-G2-, -N(lower alkyl)-CH2-G2- or -CH2-G2-,

[wherein G2binds to R2, G2-R

2is bond-R

2, phenylene-

G3-R2, phenylene-G4-O-R

2, phenylene-G5-NH-R

2,

phenylene-G6-N(lower alkyl)-R2or quinolinediyl-O-R

2,

the phenylene of said phenylene-cotnaining groups

being optionally substituted with one or more

substituents; G3-R2is -O-lower alkylene-R

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G4-O- is lower alkylene-O- or the like; G5is lower

alkylene; G6is lower alkylene].

21: 2012/05642 22: 2012/07/26 43: 2013/10/29 51: A61C, D06B 71: THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY 72: HARDESTY, Douglas, Craig 33: US 31: 61/302,276 32: 2010/02/08 54: REDUCED VARIABILITY COATED FLOSS 00: - Dental floss includes a coated fibrous substrate

where the coating is metered to give a more

consistent coat weight on the fibrous substrate. The

dental floss is manufactured such that a metered

amount of coating is placed on a fibrous substrate.

21: 2012/05643 22: 2012/07/26 43: 2013/10/28 51: C11D, C12N

71: THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY 72: SOUTER, Phillip, Frank, BEWICK, Lindsay, Suzanne, SVENDSEN, Allan, JOHANSEN, Annette, Helle, BJOERNVAD, Mads, Eskelund, RASMUSSEN, Frank, Winther, SKJOET, Michael, LARSEN, Eskildsen, Signe, OEBRO, Jens, KAASGAARD, Svend, BEIER, Lars, MEEK, Michelle 33: EP 31: 10153223.2 32: 2010/02/10 54: CLEANING COMPOSITION COMPRISING AMYLASE VARIANTS WITH HIGH STABILITY IN THE PRESENCE OF A CHELATING AGENT 00: - The present invention relates to cleaning compositions comprising variants of an alpha-amylase having improved stability to chelating agents relative to its parent enzyme and cleaning processes comprising such compositions.

21: 2012/05653 22: 2012/07/26 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61F, B65D 71: Laboratoires Thea 72: DEFEMME, Alain, MERCIER, Fabrice 33: FR 31: 10/00457 32: 2010/02/04 54: VIAL FOR PACKAGING A LIQUID HAVING A DRIP DISPENSING HEAD 00: - The invention relates to a vial for packaging a liquid

to be dispensed as a drip including a vessel having a

deforming wall that can be elastically reversed by

means of intake of air into the vessel, with a liquid-

dispensing head mounted thereon, comprising a

dropper tip projecting from the vial and an anti-

bacterial filtering membrane, made to be partially

hydrophilic and partially hydrophobic, which is

placed across the flow of liquid and air, at the base

of said dropper tip. The dispensing head comprises

a hollow-body insert containing a porous pad

regulating the liquid flow placed downstream from

the vessel and upstream from a chamber defined

downstream by said membrane. At the base of said

insert on the inside of the vial, longitudinal arches

supporting a central pad arrange a star formation of

passages radially guiding the air that enters the vial

after having passed through the porous pad.


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21: 2012/05750 22: 31/07/2012 43: 31/10/2013 51: F02C, F23L, F23M 71: PALMER LABS LLC of 300 Fuller Street, Durham , North Carolina 27701 and 8 RIVERS CAPITAL LLC of 406 blackwell street , 4th floor , DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27701 72: ALLARM RODNEY JOHN, PALMER MILES R, BROWN JR GLENN WILLIAM 33: US 31: 61/299,272 32: 2010/01/28, 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HIGH EFFICIENCY POWER GENERATION USING A CARBON DIOXIDE CIRCULATING WORKING FLUID 00: - 57: The present invention provides methods and system for power generation using a high efficiency combustor (220) in combination with a C02 circulating fluid (236). The methods and systems advantageously can make use of a low pressure ratio power turbine (320) and an economizer heat exchanger (420) in specific embodiments. Additional low grade heat from an external source can be used to provide part of an amount of heat needed for heating the recycle C02 circulating fluid. Fuel

derived C02 can be captured and delivered at pipeline pressure. Other impurities can be captured.

21: 2012/05751 22: 31/07/2012 43: 01/11/2013 51: C12Q 71: BECTON DICKNSON AND COMPANY 72: HELLYER TOBIN J and NADEAU JAMES G 33: US 31: 61/288,706 32: 2009/12/21 54: METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING DRUG RESISTANT MYCOBACTERUIM 00: - 57: Presented herein are methods for determining the presence of a non-mutated Mycobacterium rpoB gene core region. For example, presented herein are methods that permit the determination of whether a Mycobacterium is rifampin-resistant by determining whether or not the Mycobacterium rpoB gene core region comprises a mutation. In accordance with such methods, multi-drug-resistant strains of Mycobacterium also can be identified.


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21: 2012/05823 22: 02/08/2012 43: 08/11/2013 51: A61F 71: CONTEGO AB 72: JONSSON ANDERS 33: SE 31: 0801901-0 32: 2008/09/04, 54: TEMPORARY EMBOLIC PROTECTION DEVICE AND MEDICAL PROCEDURE FOR DELIVERY THEREOF 00: - 57: An embolic protection device (200) and medical procedure for positioning the device in the aortic arch (100) is disclosed. The device and method effectively prevent material (150) from entering with blood flow into side branch vessels (116, 118, 120) of the aortic arch. The device is a collapsible embolic protection device devised for temporary transvascular delivery to an aortic arch of a patient, wherein the device has a protection unit that comprises a selectively permeable unit adapted to prevent embolic material from passage with a blood flow into a plurality of aortic side branch vessels at the aortic arch. The protection unit is permanently attached to a transvascular delivery unit (130) at a connection point provided at the selectively permeable unit, and a first support member for the protection unit that is at least partly arranged at a periphery of the selectively permeable unit. In an expanded state of the device, the connection point is enclosed by the first support member or arranged at said support member.

21: 2012/05888 22: 2012/08/03 43: 2013/10/15 51: B01J 71: Davy Process Technology Limited 72: GAMLIN, Timothy Douglas, SPRATT, Richard 33: GB 31: 1105691.8 32: 2011/04/04 54: MONOLITHIC REACTOR 00: - A monolith catalyst carrier for insertion in a tube of a

tubular reactor comprising: a container for holding a

monolith catalyst in use, said container having a

bottom surface closing the container and a skirt

extending upwardly from the bottom surface of said

container to a position below the location of a seal

and spaced therefrom, said skirt being positioned

such that there a space between an outer surface of

the monolith catalyst and the skirt; and a seal

located at or near a top surface of the monolith

catalyst and extending from the monolith catalyst by

a distance which extends beyond an outer surface of

the skirt.


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21: 2012/06216 22: 2011/02/04 43: 2013/10/09 51: B65D 71: ZIPPO MANUFACTURING COMPANY 72: DOSTER, GARY A 33: US 31: 12/701,321 32: 2010/02/05 54: A PRODUCT PACKAGE UTILIZING AN INFORMATION INDICATOR HELD IN A PRODUCT TRAY 00: - A product package having a product tray and an

information indicator that can be mounted in the tray.

The information indicator is operable to be held in

the product tray and the product placed into the tray

on top of the information indicator. The tray is

operable to protect the product from damage during

storage or transport as well as provide an enhanced

appearance during display. The information indicator

is operable to convey information to the consumer

as well as assist in removal of the product from the

product tray.

21: 2012/06561 22: 2011/09/30 43: 2013/10/15 51: A01G 71: LINDSAY CORPORATION 72: KORUS, THOMAS J, MEIS, CHARLES H 33: US 31: 13/043,148 32: 2011/03/08 54: IRRIGATION PIPE AND METHOD OF FABRICATION 00: - An irrigation pipe and method of fabrication that

utilizes a pipe that is made of a durable material,

e.g., stainless steel or aluminum. During fabrication,

the pipe is equipped with a plurality of components,

i.e., a flange assembly, a truss mount, and an outlet,

without drilling, welding, or the like. In this manner, a

method of fabrication is provided that enables a

plurality of components to be assembled to the pipe

without compromising the integrity of the pipe

material or treated surface so that galvanizing or

painting is not required after the plurality of

components have been fitted to the pipe.


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21: 2012/06667 22: 06/09/2012 43: 05/11/2013 51: A01B, A01D, B25G, B65G 71: IRVIN TIMOTHY JAMES 72: IRVIN TIMOTHY JAMES 33: NZ 31: 583181 32: 2010/02/08 54: IMPROVEMENTS IN AND RELATING TO IMPLEMENTS 00: - 57: An implement including: - a shaft; - a plug; - a tool portion, the implement characterised in that the plug is received and retained at one end of the shaft and wherein the plug and/or the tool portion are adapted to engage with one another.

21: 2012/06749 22: 2011/05/27 43: 2013/10/15 51: B61G

71: QIQIHAR RAILWAY ROLLING STOCK CO., LTD. 72: JIANG, YAN, MENG, QINGMIN, CUI, YINGJUN, CONG, SHENGGUO 33: CN 31: 201110082265.7 32: 2011/04/01 54: COUPLER YOKE AND COUPLER DRAFT GEAR 00: - The invention discloses a coupler yoke and a

coupler draft gear which are used in the field of

carriages of a railway and aim at solving the

problems of lower strength, low safety and reliability

and the like in the prior art. The coupler yoke of the

invention comprises a hollow yoke body with the

cross section being in a long concentric-square

shape, the inner side surface of the one end of the

hollow yoke body is a bearing surface, and at least

part of the heavy loading area of the bearing surface

protrudes outwards relatively to the end surface of

the light loading area. The coupler yoke is used for

connecting couplers between the carriages of a

train, so that the carriages are connected to form the

train for transmitting the tractive force in the

transportation; the distribution pattern of the existing

bearing surface is changed due to the arrangement

of a middle groove, so that the middle part with weak

anti-bending and anti-deformed capability of the

bearing surface is separated from the bottom

surface of the buffer to reduce the load force on the

middle part of the bearing surface, thereby improving

the strength of the coupler yoke, reducing

occurrence of the crack and the fracture in the using

process of the coupler yoke, guaranteeing the

connection reliability and the travelling safety of the

train and ensuring the exchangeability between the

coupler yoke in the invention and the existing

coupler yoke.


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21: 2012/06804 22: 10/09/2012 43: 10/04/2013 51: C02F 71: ALFREDO ZOLEZZI-GARRETON 72: ALFREDO ZOLEZZI-GARRETON 33: US 31: 61/303.267 32: 2010/02/10 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR APPLYING PLASMA PARTICLES TO A LIQUID AND USE FOR DISINFECTING WATER 00: - 57: The invention provides a method and apparatus for creating plasma particles and applying the plasma particles to a liquid. Liquid feedstock (e.g., water and/or hydrocarbons mixed with biomass) is pumped through a pipeline; the single-phase stream is then transformed into a biphasic liquid-and-gas stream inside a chamber. The transformation is achieved by transitioning the stream from a high pressure zone to a lower-pressure zone. The pressure drop may occur when the stream further passes through a device for atomizing liquid. Inside the chamber, an electric field is generated with an intensity level that exceeds the threshold of breakdown voltage of the biphasic medium leading to a generation of a plasma state. Furthermore, the invention provides an energy-efficient highly adaptable and versatile method and apparatus for sanitizing water using plasma particles to inactivate biological agents contaminating water.

21: 2012/06905 22: 2011/12/13 43: 2013/09/23 51: C04B; B01D; B28B 71: SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED 72: UOE, KOUSUKE, YAMANISHI, OSAMU 33: JP 31: 2010-282006 32: 2010/12/17 54: GREEN FORMED BODY, AND PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE 00: - The present invention provides a green molded body

capable of easily controlling the porosity of a

honeycomb structure. One aspect of the present

invention is a green molded body composed of a

honeycomb-shaped cylindrical body 70 with a

plurality of through holes 70a being formed

approximately in parallel with each other, wherein

the cylindrical body 70 comprises a ceramic raw

material powder and a fluorine source, and wherein

the ceramic raw material powder is the one for

forming at least one of an aluminum titanate-based

ceramics and a cordierite-based ceramics by

sintering.


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21: 2012/06913 22: 2011/03/21 43: 2013/10/28 51: A61K 71: BOSTON BIOMEDICAL, INC. 72: LI, WEI, LI, CHIANG JIA, LEGGETT, DAVID, LI, YOUZHI 33: US 31: 61/315,886 32: 2010/03/19 33: US 31: 61/315,890 32: 2010/03/19 33: US 31: 61/325,814 32: 2010/04/19 54: NOVEL COMPOUNDS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR TARGETING CANCER STEM CELLS 00: - The invention provides naphthofuran compounds,

polymorphs of naphthofuran compounds,

naphthofuran compounds in particle form, purified

compositions that contain one or more naphthofuran

compounds, purified compositions that contain one

or more naphthofuran compounds in particle form,

methods of producing these naphthofuran

compounds, polymorphs, purified compositions

and/or particle forms, and methods of using these

naphthofuran compounds, polymorphs, purified

compositions and/or particle forms to treat subjects

in need thereof.

21: 2012/07032 22: 2011/03/16 43: 2013/09/26 51: B01D; B01J; F01N

71: SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED 72: IWASAKI, KENTARO, TOHMA, TETSURO, KOBASHI, YASUHARU 33: JP 31: 2010-063729 32: 2010/03/19

54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE, HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE, AND PARTICULATE FILTER 00: - A method of manufacturing a honeycomb structure

comprises a step of forming a molded articled by

molding a raw material containing a ceramic powder

and pore-forming agent; and a step of manufacturing

a honeycomb structure by sintering the molded

article, wherein the pore-forming agent is powder

formed of a material that disappears at sintering

temperature or less where the molded article is

sintered, the powder is obtained by mixing a small

particle size powder and a large particle size

powder, a median particle size of which a ratio of a

cumulative mass with respect to a total mass of the

small particle size powder is 50% is 5 to 20 µm, a

median particle size of which a ratio of a cumulative

mass with respect to a total mass of the large

particle size powder is 50% is 30 µm or more, and

ninety-percentage particle size of which a ratio of a

cumulative mass with respect to a total mass of the

large particle size powder is 90% is 80 µm or less.

21: 2012/07279 22: 2011/03/02 43: 2013/10/28 51: H04R; F02B; C10L; F02M 71: HALDOR TOPSOE A/S 72: JANSSENS, TON V, MIKKELSEN, SVEND-ERIK, GABRIELSSON, PÄR L T


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33: DK 31: PA2010 00273 32: 2010/03/31 33: DK 31: PA2010 00587 32: 2010/07/02 33: DK 31: PA2010 00590 32: 2010/07/05 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR OPERATING A COMPRESSION IGNITION ENGINE 00: - A method of operating a compression ignition engine

on diethyl ether containing fuel obtained by

conversion of a primary ethanol containing fuel,

wherein the primary fuel is catalytically converted to

a diethyl ether containing fuel at a constant minimum

and maximum flow rate through a catalytic reactor.

The thus prepared ether containing fuel is passed to

a buffer tank and a system for use in anyone of the

preceding claims comprising a first fuel tank for

holding a primary ethanol containing fuel; an ethanol

dehydration reactor connected to the first fuel tank at

inlet of the reactor and to a second buffer tank

connected at outlet of the reactor; the second buffer

tank holding a diethyl ether containing fuel being

formed in the dehydration reactor is further

connected to a compression ignition engine; the

second buffer tank is provided with at least a sensor

for detecting an upper fuel level and at least a

second sensor for detecting a lower fuel level in the

buffer tank.

21: 2012/07370 22: 2011/04/14 43: 2013/10/14 51: G06F 71: MICROSOFT CORPORATION 72: ROTHSCHILLER, CHAD B, GRABAR, ANATOLY V, SUTTER IV, CARL B

33: US 31: 12/771,164 32: 2010/04/30 54: MULTI-THREADED SORT OF DATA ITEMS IN SPREADSHEET TABLES 00: - To sort data items in a spreadsheet table, data items

in the spreadsheet table are divided into a plurality of

blocks. Multiple threads are used to sort the data

items in the blocks. After the data items in the blocks

are sorted, multiple merge threads are used to

generate a final result block. The final result block

contains each of the data items in the spreadsheet

table. Each of the merge threads is a thread that

merges two source blocks to generate a result block.

Each of the source blocks is either one of the sorted

blocks or one of the result blocks generated by

another one of the merge threads. A sorted version

of the spreadsheet table is then displayed. The data

items in the sorted version of the spreadsheet table

are ordered according to an order of the data items

in the final result block.

21: 2012/07401 22: 2012/10/03 43: 2013/10/07 51: C11D 71: THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY 72: DE POORTERE, Johan, Maurice, Theo, DYKSTRA, Robert, Richard, DITULLIO, Daniel, Dale, Jr., LABEQUE, Regine 33: US 31: 61/321,258 32: 2010/04/06 54: OPTIMIZED RELEASE OF BLEACHING SYSTEMS IN LAUNDRY DETERGENTS 00: -


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The need for a stable, safe on fabric, bleaching laundry detergent, that is also convenient to use, can be met by incorporating an aryliminium cation and/or zwitterion, and an activated peroxygen source, into fluid portions of a unit dose laundry detergent article. Such unit dose articles also result in reduced damage from bleach spotting.

21: 2012/07478 22: 2012/10/05 43: 2013/11/15 51: A23G, A23L 71: BASMAN PLASTICS CC 72: MANIKAS, Basileios 33: ZA 31: 2011/05681 32: 2011/08/02 54: A LOLLIPOP STICK 00: - This invention relates to a lollipop stick 1. The

lollipop stick 1 comprises a stick body 2 having a first

end 3 for attaching confectionary 4 and an opposite

second end for holding the lollipop stick 1. A marking

in the form of a barcode 5, a set of numbers 6 or an

alphanumeric code is made on the stick body 2 a

heat seat source such as a laser beam. The set of

numbers 6 includes product information such as a

manufacturing date, an expiration date, a batch

number, or a unique number.

21: 2012/07503 22: 2012/10/05 43: 2013/10/22 51: C09K, C22B 71: Vale S.A. 72: REIS, José Antonino Alves Silva, STEGMILLER, Leonídio, GAMBERINI JUNIOR, Aldo 33: US 31: 61/324,880 32: 2010/04/16 54: PROCESS FOR APPLICATION OF ALCOHOLIC DERIVATIVE ON HEAT TREATED PELLETS FOR INHIBITION OF PARTICULATE EMISSION AND SYSTEM FOR APPLICATION OF ALCOHOLIC DERIVATIVE ON HEAT TREATED PELLETS FOR INHIBITION OF PARTICULATE EMISSION 00: - It describes a process for application of alcoholic

derivative on heat treated pellets for inhibition of

particulate emission comprising the steps of: a)

weighing the amount of heat treated pellets

discharged from furnaces; b) measuring the

temperature of the heat treated pellets discharged

from furnaces; c) application of cooling fluid on the

heat treated pellets until they reach temperatures

below 140° C; and d) spraying the alcoholic

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describes a system for application of alcoholic

derivative on heat treated pellets for inhibition of

particulate emission comprising: (i) a device for

applying cooling fluid (100) capable of calculating a

dosage of cooling fluid to be applied to the heat

treated pellets; (ii) a device for applying alcoholic

derivative (200) capable of calculating a dosage of

alcoholic derivative to be applied to the heat treated

pellets already cooled; and (iii) a carrier device (300)

that continuously communicates with the device for

applying cooling fluid (100) and with the device for

applying alcoholic derivative (200).

21: 2012/07529 22: 2012/02/29 43: 2013/10/14 51: C21C; H02P 71: NISSHIN STEEL CO., LTD. 72: SUGIURA, MASAYUKI, TADA, SHINTAROU 33: JP 31: 2011-049827 32: 2011/03/08 54: METHOD OF CONTROLLING OF ROTATIONAL SPEED OF IMPELLER 00: -

While an impeller (3) is rotating at a predetermined

rotation speed (X0), the load current value (I) of a

motor (4) rotating the impeller (3) is read; and when

the load current value (I) is determined to be lower

than a predetermined threshold value (I0), the

rotation speed of the impeller (3) is increased such

that the load current value (I) becomes equal to or

higher than the threshold value (I0).

21: 2012/07546 22: 2012/10/08 43: 2013/09/26 51: E04H

71: Zodiac Pool Systems, Inc. 72: STOLTZ, Gerhardus Johannes 33: US 31: 12/661,380 32: 2010/03/17 54: DISK FOR POOL CLEANER AND POOL CLEANER EQUIPPED WITH SUCH A DISK 00: - Detailed are discs (14) and bumpers for swimming

pool cleaners. Discs may include upwardly-

extending hooks (58) or similar features connecting

directly with the bumpers. The direct connections

additionally may be configured to allow substantial

(i.e. non-trivial) upward movement of the discs from

(14) their normal locations while preventing

substantial downward movement of the discs (14)

that might cause the discs undesirably to fold in use.

21: 2012/07559 22: 2011/03/10 43: 2013/10/09 51: A61F 71: BSN MEDICAL, INC. 72: EVANS, JOHN C 33: US 31: 61/312,425 32: 2010/03/10 54: WATER RESISTANT MEDICAL BANDAGING PRODUCT 00: - A water resistant article for positioning on an

appendage to be treated comprises a knitted body

constructed from synthetic yarns is provided,

wherein each of the synthetic yarns comprise a

bundle of substantially parallel fine monofilaments.


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21: 2012/07561 22: 2011/05/06 43: 2013/10/09 51: A61K; A61Q 71: UNILEVER PLC 72: DOBKOWSKI, BRIAN JOHN, KHOSHDEL, EZAT, MOADDEL, TEANOOSH, ZHOU, WEIZHENG, ZHANG, QIQING, YUAN, SU 33: CN 31: PCT/CN2010/000639 32: 2010/05/07 54: HIGH SOLVENT CONTENT EMULSIONS 00: - A high solvent content emulsion having solvent, functionalized polymer and particles having an isoelectric point below the pH of the emulsion is described. The emulsion yields excellent sensory and deliverability benefits and is suitable for use as a carrier for consumer-based end use compositions.

21: 2012/07562 22: 2011/05/03 43: 2013/10/09 51: A01N 71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 72: TANK, HOLGER, VOGLEWEDE, CHRISTOPHER, SWAYZE, KAREN 33: US 31: 61/331,033 32: 2010/05/04 54: USE OF COLD-STABILIZED METHYLATED VEGETABLE OILS AS AN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL COFORMULANT 00: - The invention describes the use of a methylated vegetable oil having less than 10 percent by weight of saturated fatty acid methyl esters and less than 10 percent by weight of fatty acid methyl esters of carbon chain length less than C10as a low-cloud point coformulant in pesticidal compositions.

21: 2012/07563 22: 2011/04/08 43: 2013/10/09 51: C07D 71: BAYER CROPSCIENCE AG 72: HIMMLER, THOMAS, ETZEL, WINFRIED, VOLZ, FRANK 33: EP 31: 10159899.3 32: 2010/04/14 33: US 31: 61/325,074 32: 2010/04/16 54: PROCESS FOR PREPARING DITHIINE-TETRACARBOXIMIDES 00: - The present invention relates to a new process of

preparing dithiine-tetracarboximides.

21: 2012/07564 22: 2011/03/18 43: 2013/10/09 51: C12P 71: POET RESEARCH, INC. 72: CARLSON, DAVID CHARLES 33: US 31: 61/315,830 32: 2010/03/19 54: SYSTEM FOR THE TREATMENT OF BIOMASS 00: - A system for treating biomass for the production of

ethanol is disclosed. A biorefinery for producing a

fermentation product from biomass is disclosed. The

biorefinery comprises a system for preparing the

biomass into prepared biomass and a system for

pre-treating the biomass into pre-treated biomass.

The biorefinery comprises a separator, a first

treatment system, a second treatment system, and a

fermentation system. A method for producing a

fermentation product from biomass is disclosed.


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21: 2012/07565 22: 2011/03/18 43: 2013/10/09 51: C12P 71: POET RESEARCH, INC. 72: NARENDRANATH, NEELAKANTAM V 33: US 31: 61/315,833 32: 2010/03/19 54: SYSTEM FOR TREATMENT OF BIOMASS TO FACILITATE THE PRODUCTION OF ETHANOL 00: - A method for treating biomass to be supplied to a

fermentation system for the production of a

fermentation product is disclosed. The method

comprises the steps of pretreating the biomass into

pre-treated biomass; separating the pre-treated

biomass into a first component comprising glucan

and a second component comprising sugars;

providing a combined component comprising at least

a portion of the first component and at least a portion

of the second component; and treating the combined

component of the pre-treated biomass into a treated

component comprising glucose by application of an

enzyme formulation. A system for treating biomass

to be supplied to a fermentation system for the

production of a fermentation product is also

disclosed. The system comprises an apparatus

configured to pre-treat the biomass; a separator

configured to separate the pre-treated biomass; and

a vessel configured to contain a combined

component.

21: 2012/07566 22: 2011/04/13 43: 2013/10/09 51: A01N; A01P 71: BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GMBH 72: SONNECK, RAINER, HEINEMANN, MAREN, HORN, KARIN, BÖCKER, THOMAS, NENTWIG, GUENTHER, KÖNIG, THOMAS 33: EP 31: 10159994.2 32: 2010/04/15 33: US 31: 61/324,556 32: 2010/04/15 54: INSECTICIDE-CONTAINING POLYMERIC MATERIAL 00: - The present invention relates to an insecticide-containing polymeric material containing at least one embedded insecticidally active ingredient in the polymeric matrix and having excellent biological activity, and also to the products produced from this polymer and to their use for protecting humans, animals and plants against arthropods, particularly for controlling insects.

21: 2012/07567 22: 2011/04/11 43: 2013/10/09 51: A01N; A01P 71: BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GMBH 72: SEITZ, THOMAS, WACHENDORFF-NEUMANN, ULRIKE, MEISSNER, RUTH 33: EP 31: 10159909.0 32: 2010/04/14 33: US 31: 61/324,529 32: 2010/04/15 54: ACTIVE COMPOUND COMBINATIONS 00: - The present invention relates to active compound

combinations, in particular within a fungicide

composition, which comprises (A) a dithiino-

tetracarboximide of formula (I) and at least one


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agriculturally beneficial biological control agent (B).

Moreover, the invention relates to a method for

curatively or preventively controlling the

phytopathogenic fungi of plants or crops, to the use

of a combination according to the invention for the

treatment of seed, to a method for protecting a seed

and not at least to the treated seed.

21: 2012/07599 22: 2011/05/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: G21C 71: WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SWEDEN AB 72: JOHANSSON, LENNART I 33: SE 31: 1050519-6 32: 2010/05/25 54: A FUEL ASSEMBLY, A GUIDE THIMBLE DEVICE AND USE OF THE GUIDE THIMBLE DEVICE 00: - The invention refers to a fuel assembly comprising a

lower end structure, an upper end structure including

a top nozzle (5), a plurality of fuel rods and a

plurality of guide thimbles (3). The top nozzle

includes a passageway and an annular groove (10)

in said passageway. A sleeve (11) is provided for

attaching the guide thimble (3) to the top nozzle (5).

The sleeve has at least three slots (12) and includes

at least three bulges (13). Each bulge (13) has two

ends and extends between two of the slots (12). At

least one of the ends of the bulge (13) extends to a

position at a distance (d) from the respective slot

(12). The invention also refers to a guide thimble

device (9) for use in a fuel assembly.

21: 2012/07600 22: 2011/06/02 43: 2013/10/10 51: G01N 71: GENENTECH, INC. 72: POLAKIS, PAUL, DENNIS, MARK, RUBINFELD, BONNEE, MARIK, JAN, WILLIAMS, SIMON 33: US 31: 61/351,195 32: 2010/06/03 54: IMMUNO-PET IMAGING OF ANTIBODIES AND IMMUNOCONJUGATES AND USES THEREFOR 00: - Anti-STEAP-1 antibodies and immunoconjugates

thereof are provided. Methods of using anti-STEAP-

1 antibodies and immunoconjugates thereof are

provided. Methods of detecting or determining the

presence of STEAP-1 proteins are provided.


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21: 2012/07601 22: 2011/04/06 43: 2013/10/10 51: C01G 71: ILUKA RESOURCES LIMITED 72: MCDOUGALL, TIMOTHY JOHN, VAISEY, ANDRE KIRWAN 33: AU 31: 2010901439 32: 2010/04/06 54: IMPROVED SYNTHETIC RUTILE PROCESS A 00: - A process for recovering titanium as synthetic rutile from an ilmenite unsuited to the standard Becher process includes the steps of treating the ilmenite unsuited to the standard Becher process in a reducing atmosphere in the presence of a carbonaceous reductant whereby to convert the ilmenite to reduced ilmenite in which iron oxides in the ilmenite have been reduced to metallic iron, and separating out the metallic iron so as to obtain a synthetic rutile product. The treatment of the ilmenite is at an elevated temperature lower than that for which the TiO2content of the synthetic rutile product is highest but at which there is substantially no reoxidation of the metallic iron. The carbonaceous reductant comprises coal selected for a gasification reactivity that results in an increased rate of reduction of iron oxides and titanium species effective to at least partly offset the lowered TiO2content of the synthetic rutile product resulting from the lower elevated temperature, and to achieve a TiO2content of 90% or greater in the synthetic rutile product.

21: 2012/07602 22: 2011/04/06 43: 2013/10/10 51: C01G 71: ILUKA RESOURCES LIMITED

72: MCDOUGALL, TIMOTHY JOHN, VAISEY, ANDRE KIRWAN 33: AU 31: 2010901440 32: 2010/04/06 54: IMPROVED SYNTHETIC RUTILE PROCESS B 00: - A process for recovering titanium as synthetic rutile from a titaniferous ore, for example a secondary ilmenite, includes the steps of treating the ore in a reducing atmosphere at elevated temperature above 1075°C in the presence of a carbonaceous reductant whereby to convert the ilmenite to reduced ilmenite in which iron oxides in the ilmenite have been reduced to metallic iron, and separating out the metallic iron so as to obtain a synthetic rutile product., The carbonaceous reductant comprises a coal selected for a moisture content below 40%, a volatiles content greater than 30%, ash content below 10%, and a gasification reactivity that results in an increased rate of reduction of iron oxides and titanium species effective to achieve a TiO2 content of 90% or greater in the synthetic rutile product.

21: 2012/07605 22: 2011/04/14 43: 2013/10/10 51: B25D; E21B 71: ATLAS COPCO ROCK DRILLS AB 72: JOHANSSON, ANDERS 33: SE 31: 1050438-9 32: 2010/05/03 54: DRILLING MACHINE 00: - The present invention relates to a drill comprising a

shank adapter (3), a damping piston (5) with a

forward end surface (18), a stop end surface (14) for

the damping piston (5), a rotation chuck bushing (4)

with a forward end surface (16), a stop end surface

(17) for the rotation chuck bushing, a impact piston

(2) with a brake land (10) with a forward end surface

(19), and a brake chamber (8) for braking of the

impact speed of the impact piston (2) during idle

impacts, which brake chamber (8) has a rear edge

(21 ). According to the invention, the actual idle

impact stroke length (L1, L2) of the damping piston

is greater than the idle impact braking distance (L3)

of the impact piston, where the actual idle impact

stroke length (L1, L2) of the damping piston is the

shorter of the idle impact stroke length (L1 ) of the

damping piston and the idle impact stroke length

(L2) of the rotation chuck bushing.


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21: 2012/07609 22: 2012/10/10 43: 2013/09/30 51: A61K 71: R.P. Scherer Technologies, LLC 72: TIAN, Wei 33: US 31: 12/724,601 32: 2010/03/16 54: PROCESS OF MANUFACTURING A LYOPHILIZED FAST DISSOLVING, MULTI-PHASIC DOSAGE FORM 00: - A multi-phasic, lyophilized, fast-dissolving dosage form (FDDF) for the delivery of a pharmaceutically active ingredient is prepared by sequential dosing of a formulation containing a non-gelling matrix forming agent and a formulation containing a gelling gelatin.

21: 2012/07618 22: 2012/10/10 43: 2013/10/15 51: A01K 71: Aqua Manna, LLC 72: BRADLEY, James E., BRADLEY, Jeremy L. 54: PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR GROWING CRUSTACEANS AND OTHER FISH 00: - A recirculated marine aquaculture system and

process for growing crustaceans or other fish within

a body of water. Water from the body of water is

treated by stripping carbon dioxide and biological

byproducts and by oxygenating the water. A water

treatment unit (12) may be provided to treat the

water and provide movement to the body water. The

water treatment unit (12) can be configured to

provide cavitation to the water, which aids in the

removal of carbon dioxide and biological byproducts.

Water may also be cycled through a deflocculation

tank (150) to reduce the floc of bacteria within the

body of water to acceptable levels for optimal growth

of crustaceans or other fish within a body of water.

Using the system and the deflocculation tank has the

advantage of significantly reducing the water

exchange rates and even the water effluent, while

maintaining acceptable water quality for growing

crustaceans or other fish.

21: 2012/07637 22: 2012/10/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: A47L, D06F 71: RECKITT BENCKISER N.V. 72: BARATTA, Carla, DELLA NEGRA, Federico, MARETTO, Stefano, OLIVA, Liliana, RIERA, Montserrat, TOMASULO, Antonietta 33: GB 31: 1005963.2 32: 2010/04/12 54: GRADUAL -RELEASE DOSING DEVICE AND SEAL OF A DOMESTIC-USE APPARATUS 00: - Gradual-release dosing device for at least one

substance in a domestic-use apparatus comprises

the presence of a water based work fluid,

characterised in that it comprises a casing (2) within

which a plurality of doses of said substances (3) is

contained, necessary for the corresponding plurality

of operation cycles of said apparatus. Said casing

(2) being at least partly defined by a material

permeable to said work fluid and capable of

releasing at least a dose of said substance (3) at

each operation cycle of the apparatus. The

substance comprises at least one washing- active,

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from the group consisting of surfactants, builders,

water softening agents, zeolites, silicates, polymers,

carbonates, carboxylates, sulphonates, bleaching

agents, bleach activators, bleach stabilizers, bleach

catalysts, cobuilders, alkalizing agents, acidifying

agents, redeposition inhibitors, dyes, fragrances,

optical brighteners, UV filters, fabric softeners, and

rinse agents.

21: 2012/07639 22: 2011/04/19 43: 2013/10/22 51: A01P; A01N 71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 72: TANK, HOLGER, LIU, LEI, LI, MEI, STAGG, NICOLA, BLEWETT, CRAIG T 33: US 31: 61/325,939 32: 2010/04/20 54: AQUEOUS HERBICIDAL CONCENTRATES OF AUXINIC CARBOXYLIC ACIDS WITH REDUCED EYE IRRITANCY 00: - )Aqueous concentrates of choline salts of herbicidal auxinic carboxylic acids are less irritating to eyes than the commonly used aqueous concentrates of ammonium salts of herbicidal auxinic carboxylic acids.

21: 2012/07640 22: 2011/05/03 43: 2013/10/15 51: A01N 71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 72: SATCHIVI, NORBERT M, WRIGHT, TERRY R 33: US 31: 61/331,045 32: 2010/05/04

54: SYNERGISTIC HERBICIDAL COMPOSITION CONTAINING A DICAMBA DERIVATIVE AND A GLYPHOSATE DERIVATIVE 00: - An herbicidal composition containing (a) an herbicidal dicamba derivative component and (b) an herbicidal glyphosate derivative component provides synergistic control of selected weeds.

21: 2012/07641 22: 2011/04/04 43: 2013/10/21 51: E02D 71: TERRE ARMEE INTERNATIONALE 72: FREITAG, NICOLAS, MORIZOT, JEAN-CLAUDE 33: FR 31: 1053588 32: 2010/05/07 54: CONTINUOUS FLUID TIGHTNESS FOR A CIVIL ENGINEERING WORK 00: - A civil engineering work (1) comprising a front face

(9), a facing (3) having a back surface (32) and a

front surface (31) that is substantially the same as

said front face (9) of the work, a fluid-tight covering

(4) on the back surface, a fill (2) arranged behind

said fluid-tight covering (4), and an anchoring device

(6) ensuring a mechanical linkage between the

facing (3) and the fill (2), with said facing (3)

comprising a cavity (5) inside of which a portion of

the fluid-tight covering (4) is arranged to form a

recessed space into which is inserted an anchoring

element (16) that is a part of said anchoring device

(6), and a method for implementing such a work.


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21: 2012/07642 22: 2011/04/05 43: 2013/10/21 51: C07K 71: FUNDACIO PRIVADA INSTITUT D'INVESTIGACIO ONCOLOGICA VALL D'HEBRON (VHIO), FUNDACIO PRIVADA INSTITUCIO CATALANA DE RECERCA I ESTUDIS AVANCATS (ICREA) 72: SUAREZ, JOAN SEOANE, FOLGUEIRA, JUDIT ANIDO, BORDERIAS, ANDREA SAEZ 33: EP 31: 10380049.6 32: 2010/04/05 54: ANTIBODY RECOGNIZING HUMAN LEUKEMIA INHIBITORY FACTOR (LIF) AND USE OF ANTI-LIF ANTIBODIES IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH UNWANTED CELL PROLIFERATION 00: - The invention relates to antibodies directed against

human Leukemia Inhibitory Factor (LI F) and to a

hybridoma cell line producing said antibodies. The

invention also relates to a method for

blocking/inhibiting the proliferation of stem cells, and

to an in vitro method for the diagnosis of diseases

associated with unwanted cell proliferation in a

subject or for determining the predisposition of a

subject to suffer from said disease associated with

unwanted cell proliferation, or for prognosis of

average life expectancy of a subject suffering from

said disease. The therapeutic potential of said

antibodies is based on observing that the inhibition

of LI F can be used in therapeutic compositions for

the treatment of diseases associated with unwanted

proliferation.

21: 2012/07643 22: 2011/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: B32B 71: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, MICROGREEN POLYMERS, INC. 72: KUMAR, VIPIN, NADELLA, KRISHNA, WANG, XIAOXI 33: US 31: 61/342,752 32: 2010/04/19 54: A METHOD FOR JOINING THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER MATERIAL 00: - A method for joining two components includes

positioning a thermoplastic polymer portion of a first

component adjacent a thermoplastic polymer portion

of a second component such that the first and

second portions form an interface. At least one of

the portions includes a microstructure having a

plurality of closed cells, each cell containing a void

and each cell having a maximum dimension

extending across the void. The method also includes

exerting pressure on the thermoplastic polymer

portions to form a bond at the interface that holds

the portions together. The plurality of closed cells,

and especially those adjacent the surface of the

thermoplastic polymer portion that form the interface,

help isolate thermally and/or chemically the surface

from the remainder of the portion.

21: 2012/07644 22: 2011/03/21 43: 2013/10/21 51: B09B; E02D 71: CLOSURETURF LLC 72: AYERS, MICHAEL R, URRUTIA, JOSE L


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33: US 31: 12/661,643 32: 2010/03/22 54: COVER SYSTEM FOR WASTE SITES 00: - A cover system is provided for waste sites and

environmental closures, in which the cover system

comprises a synthetic grass and an impermeable

geomembrane that can be applied without the use of

heavy earthwork equipment as temporary or final

cover to control odors, erosion, gas migration and

contaminate migration. The invention allows

installation on very steep slopes and does not

require the use of an extensive anchoring system to

resist wind uplift or slope failure.

21: 2012/07646 22: 2011/04/15 43: 2013/10/11 51: B01J; C11D 71: CATEXEL LIMITED 72: HAGE, RONALD, GAULARD, FABIEN PIERRE GUY, YANG, KIMBERLY SORAYA 33: EP 31: 10160194.6 32: 2010/04/16 54: BLEACHING OF SUBSTRATES 00: - The present invention concerns the treatment of substrates with a preformed transition metal catalyst.

21: 2012/07648 22: 2011/04/14 43: 2013/10/11 51: A01C 71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 72: VAN WESENBEECK, IAN, CARN, CHARLES A, BUSACCA, JOHN D, HOWARD, PHILLIP J, WEISS, ANTHONY, WHITE, MICHAEL D, LANE, JOHN DENNIS 33: US 31: 61/342,510 32: 2010/04/15

54: AGRICULTURAL FUMIGATION USING A MULTILAYER FILM INCLUDING A PVDC VAPOR BARRIER 00: - Methods for fumigating soil include providing a fumigant including at least one volatile substance into or onto soil and applying over the soil a multilayer polymeric film to form a vapor barrier between the fumigant-treated soil and the atmosphere to at least partially contain the fumigant. The multilayer film includes at least one barrier layer comprising at least one vinylidene chloride polymer and protecting layers on each side of the barrier layer. The multilayer film preferably has at least one UV protecting layer and optionally at least one reflective layer.

21: 2012/07649 22: 2011/04/18 43: 2013/10/21 51: H01M 71: ITM POWER (RESEARCH) LIMITED 72: MARCHAL, FREDERIC ANDRE 33: GB 31: 1006403.8 32: 2010/04/16 54: ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL STACK 00: - A cell stack comprising an electrochemical cell, or a

plurality of axially arranged electrochemical cells,

with an end plate at each end of the stack, each cell

comprising an active area surrounded by a

peripheral area, wherein the active area comprises

the membrane electrode assembly, and the

peripheral area includes one or more channels for

reactants, and wherein the stack comprises means

for applying pressure axially to the active area to

contact the membrane and electrodes, and separate

means for applying pressure axially to the peripheral

area. Further, a method of performing an

electrochemical reaction in a cell comprising an

active area surrounded by a peripheral area,

comprises applying pressure to the active area, and

varying the pressure during operation of the cell,

wherein the active area includes the membrane

electrode assembly and is the area where the cell

reaction occurs.


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21: 2012/07658 22: 2012/10/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: C01B, C09K 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: CHAKRABORTY, Soma, AGRAWAL, Gaurav 33: US 31: 61/324,142 32: 2010/04/14 54: DIAMOND PARTICLE MIXTURE 00: - A substantially homogeneous particle mixture is

disclosed. The mixture includes a plurality of

derivatized nanodiamond particles comprising a

plurality of first functional groups. The mixture also

includes a plurality of microdiamond particles,

wherein the derivatized nanodiamond particles and

microdiamond particles comprise a substantially

homogeneous particle mixture. The mixture may

also include a plurality of third particles comprising

nanoparticles not identical to the derivatized

nanodiamond particles, or a plurality of

microparticles not identical to the microdiamond

particles, or a combination thereof, and the

derivatized nanodiamond particles, derivatized

microdiamond particles and third particles comprise

the substantially homogeneous particle mixture.

21: 2012/07680 22: 2010/12/21 43: 2013/10/22 51: G06F 71: PHARMASECURE, INC 72: SANGAL, PUNEET M, SIGWORTH, NATHAN J, THOMPSON, N TAYLOR, SPEAR, SARAH M 33: US 31: 12/973,879 32: 2010/12/20 33: US 31: 61/313,265 32: 2010/03/12 54: SYSTEM, METHOD AND INTERFACE DISPLAY FOR VERIFYING AND MANAGING DISTRIBUTION AND SALES OF MEDICINE 00: - A system, method and graphical user interface

display for validating, monitoring and otherwise

reviewing the sales and distribution of medicines, to

reduce the instances of counterfeit medicines. A

pharmaceutical company provides medicines to

users, either directly or through representatives for

the pharmaceutical company. The products have

associated identifying codes that are used to track

the sales of the products. The system provides

verifications of the medicines, as well as statistical

analysis of the sales and distribution. The

verifications and comparisons of the distribution and

sales of the medicines can be reviewed by the user

or on a dashboard user interface. The system further

allows pharmaceutical companies provided the

medicines to provide response messages to users.


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21: 2012/07681 22: 2011/03/11 43: 2013/10/14 51: B65D; B32B; C08L; C09D 71: STORA ENSO OYJ 72: NEVALAINEN, KIMMO, PENTTINEN, TAPANI, KUUSIPALO, JURKKA, KOSKINEN, TAPIO, KOTKAMO, SAMI 33: FI 31: 20105247 32: 2010/03/12 54: HEAT-SEALABLE BIODEGRADABLE PACKAGING MATERIAL, A METHOD FOR ITS MANUFACTURE, AND A PRODUCT PACKAGE MADE FROM THE MATERIAL 00: - The invention relates to a heat-sealable

biodegradable packaging material, its manufacturing

method and a product package formed thereof. The

packaging material comprises a fibre substrate (1),

an inner polymeric coating layer (2) against the

same, which contains polylactide and a

biodegradable polyester that is blended therewith to

improve the adhesion between the layer and the

fibre substrate, and an outer coating layer (3) that

constitutes the outer surface of the material and

contains polylactide and a biodegradable polyester

that is blended therewith to improve the heat sealing

ability of the layer, the portion of polylactide in the

inner layer (2) being higher than that in the outer

layer (3). The inner and/or outer coating layers (2, 3)

can further have blended therewith a small amount

of acrylic copolymer that improves the adhesion

and/or heat sealing ability. The coating layers can be

introduced onto the fibre substrate by extrusion or

coextrusion.

21: 2012/07682 22: 2011/04/08 43: 2013/10/14 51: C07K; A61K 71: SANOFI 72: HERAULT, JEAN-PASCAL, BLANCHE, FRANCIS, FONS, PIERRE, CAMERON, BÉATRICE, DABDOUBI, TARIK, DOL-GLEIZES, FRÉDÉRIQUE, PRADES, CATHERINE 33: FR 31: 1052829 32: 2010/04/14 54: ROBO1-FC FUSION PROTEIN AND USE THEREOF FOR TREATING TUMOURS 00: - The present invention relates to a Robo1-Fc recombinant protein and to the use thereof for treating diseases in which a Slit protein is overexpressed, in particular cancer. The invention also relates to a composition including such a recombinant protein. Another aspect of the invention involves using a Robo1-Fc molecule as a diagnostic tool for detecting the overexpression of a molecule belonging to the Slit family in a patient.

21: 2012/07699 22: 2012/10/12 43: 2013/09/26 51: E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: BEUERSHAUSEN, Christopher C., BILEN, Juan Miguel, UHLENBERG, Thomas, HABERNAL, Jason, HALL, Larry M. 33: US 31: 61/324,194 32: 2010/04/14 54: CORING APPARATUS AND METHODS 00: - A coring apparatus is provided, which apparatus, in

one exemplary embodiment, includes a rotatable

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core from a formation, a substantially non-rotatable

member in the rotatable member configured to

receive the core from the formation, and a sensor

configured to provide signals relating to rotation

between the rotatable member and the substantially

non-rotatable member during drilling of the core from

the formation, and a circuit configured to process the

signals from the sensor to estimate rotation between

the rotatable member and the non-rotatable

member.

21: 2012/07700 22: 2012/10/12 43: 2013/09/26 51: B01J, B23B, C01B, C09K, C30B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: CHAKRABORTY, Soma, AGRAWAL, Gaurav, DIGIOVANNI, Anthony A. 33: US 31: 61/324,142 32: 2010/04/14 54: METHOD OF PREPARING POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND FROM DERIVATIZED NANODIAMOND 00: - A method of forming a polycrystalline diamond

comprises derivatizing a nanodiamond to form

functional groups, and combining the derivatized

nanodiamond with a microdiamond having an

average particle size greater than that of the

derivatized nanodiamond, and a metal solvent-

catalyst. A polycrystalline diamond compact is

prepared by adhering the polycrystalline diamond to

a support, and an article such as a cutting tool may

be prepared from the polycrystalline diamond

compact.

21: 2012/07713 22: 2011/03/31 43: 2013/10/23 51: C01F 71: OMYA DEVELOPMENT AG 72: RAINER, CHRISTIAN, POHL, MICHAEL, PRIMOSCH, GERNOT 33: EP 31: 10003665.6 32: 2010/04/01 33: US 31: 61/342,017 32: 2010/04/08 54: PROCESS FOR OBTAINING PRECIPITATED CALCIUM CARBONATE 00: - The present invention provides a process for preparing a precipitated calcium carbonate product. The process comprises the steps of preparing an aqueous suspension of precipitated calcium carbonate seeds by carbonating a suspension of Ca(OH)2in the presence of 0.005 to 0.030 moles of Sr, in the form of Sr(OH)2, based upon moles of Ca(OH)2prior to or during carbonation; forming an aqueous suspension of a precipitated calcium carbonate product by carbonating a slurry of Ca(OH)2in the presence of 0.5 to 5 % by dry weight of the precipitated calcium carbonate seeds, wherein the precipitated calcium carbonate seeds have a D50 that is less than the D50 of the precipitated calcium carbonate product and the precipitated calcium carbonate seeds have an aragonitic polymorph content greater than or equal to the precipitated calcium carbonate product.

21: 2012/07714 22: 2011/05/26 43: 2013/10/15 51: C07D; A01N; A01P 71: IHARA CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO., LTD., KUMIAI CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO., LTD.


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72: KOBAYASHI, MASAMI, MITSUNARI, TAKASHI, SHIBAYAMA, ATSUSHI, KAJIKI, RYU, NAGAMATSU, ATSUSHI 33: JP 31: 2010-148286 32: 2010/06/29 54: 6-ACYL-1,2,4-TRIAZINE-3,5-DIONE DERIVATIVE AND HERBICIDES 00: - Disclosed are compounds exhibiting sufficient

herbicidal activity at low application dosage when

they are applied to soils and foliage, and an

agrochemical composition using the same, in

particular herbicides. The compounds are triazine

derivatives represented by following Formula 1 or

salts thereof, and the herbicides containing them:

[Chem. 28] wherein in the formula, R1 represents a

hydrogen atom; a C1-C12 alkyl group; a C2-C6

alkenyl group, etc., R2 represents a C1-C12 alkyl

group, etc., Y and Z represent an oxygen atom or a

sulfur atom, and A represents a 5- or 6-membered

cyclic group which may contain a nitrogen atom, an

oxygen atom, or a sulfur atom.

21: 2012/07715 22: 2011/03/21 43: 2013/10/15 51: D21C, D21H 71: FIBRIA CELULOSE S/A 72: RANOCCHIA, ROMOLO, MASSOQUETE, ADEMILSON, OYAKAWA, DANILO 33: BR 31: PCT/BR2010/000081 32: 2010/03/19 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING MODIFIED CELLULOSE PULPS, CELLULOSE PULP THUS OBTAINED AND USE OF BIOPOLYMER FOR PRODUCING CELLULOSE PULPS

00: - The present invention relates to an improved

process for producing chemical cellulose pulp

wherein biopolymers are added immediately before,

during or after a bleaching step, depending on pulp

characteristics and on process conditions used. The

biopolymers according to the present invention are

starch by an etherification reaction. This treatment

results in a differentiated pulp having improved

physical, chemical and mechanical properties when

compared with cellulose pulps obtained by traditional

processes. The use of said biopolymer alters the

relations between important pulp properties

rendering their application in papermaking process

advantageous. This differentiation increases the

possibilities of use and also of new applications,

including for the substitution of pulps produced from

other cellulose sources. Thus, the present invention

also relates to a process for the preparation of

paper, such as printing, writing, decorative, special

or tissue- type papers, through the use of the

cellulose pulps modified by the above process.

21: 2012/07716 22: 2011/04/08 43: 2013/10/15 51: D01D; D01F 71: LIST HOLDING AG 72: STEINER, MANUEL, DIENER, ANDREAS, TRETZACK, OLIVER, ZHAO, WANGQIAN 33: DE 31: 10 2010 014 298.0 32: 2010/04/08 33: DE 31: 10 2010 017 339.8 32: 2010/06/11 33: DE 31: 10 2010 037 530.6 32: 2010/09/14


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54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING A PRODUCT 00: - In a process for producing a product, in particular

moulded bodies, from a base substance in a device

(2) for mixing the base substance with a solvent,

wherein the base substance for producing a

moulding solution is mixed with the solvent and then

this solvent is at least partially removed from the

mixture and the moulding solution is fed to a device

(12) for further processing of the product, the

moulding solution being diluted before further

processing, the diluent is intended to be fed into the

device (2) upstream of a discharge device (4) and/or

into the discharge device (4).

21: 2012/07717 22: 2011/08/12 43: 2013/10/15 51: C07C; C12P 71: AMYRIS, INC. 72: TABUR, PINAR, DORIN, GLENN 33: US 31: 61/373,876 32: 2010/08/16 54: METHOD FOR PURIFYING BIO-ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM FERMENTATION BROTH CONTAINING SURFACTANTS BY TEMPERATURE-INDUCED PHASE INVERSION 00: - Methods and systems for purifying bio-organic

compounds are described. In certain embodiments,

the methods comprise the steps of (a) providing a

composition or an emulsion comprising a surfactant,

host cells, an aqueous medium and a bio-organic

compound produced by the host cells, wherein the

solubility of the surfactant in the aqueous medium

decreases with increasing temperature and wherein

the temperature of the composition or emulsion is at

least about 1 °C below a phase inversion

temperature of the composition or emulsion; (b)

raising the temperature of the composition or

emulsion to at least about 1 °C above the phase

inversion temperature; and (c) performing a

liquid/liquid separation of the composition to provide

a crude bio-organic composition or emulsion.

21: 2012/07718 22: 2011/03/24 43: 2013/10/15 51: B01F; A01C; C02F; C12M 71: XYLEM IP HOLDINGS LLC 72: SELENIUS, PER 33: SE 31: 1050408-2 32: 2010/04/26 54: LEAD THROUGH FOR DIGESTION TANK 00: - The invention relates to a lead through for fluid tight

connection of a mixer assembly to a roof of a fluid

housing digestion tank, comprising a first element

(12), which presents a central opening and an axially

extending centre axis, and a second element (13),

which presents a central opening and an axially

extending centre axis, the extension of the centre

axis of the second element (13) being adjustable in

relation to the extension of the centre axis of the first

element (12). According to the invention the lead

through comprises a means for making an interface

fluid tight located at the interface between the first

element (12) and the second element (13), at least

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determine the mutual positions of the first element

(12) and the second element (13) in the axial

direction, at least two of said positioning members

being constituted by mutually independent

adjustment members (24), which in relation to said

fluid housing tank (1) are located on the opposite

side of said means for making an interface fluid tight.

21: 2012/07719 22: 2011/03/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: C10G 71: JAPAN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION CO., LTD., NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO., LTD., JAPAN OIL, GAS AND METALS NATIONAL CORPORATION, COSMO OIL CO., LTD., INPEX CORPORATION, JX NIPPON OIL & ENERGY CORPORATION 72: TASAKA, KAZUHIKO 33: JP 31: 2010-070287 32: 2010/03/25 33: JP 31: 2010-076987 32: 2010/03/30 54: STARTUP METHOD FOR FRACTIONATOR 00: - A startup method for a fractionator that is supplied with, and fractionally distills, a hydrocracked product obtained in a wax fraction hydrocracking step by hydrocracking a wax fraction contained within a Fischer-Tropsch synthetic oil, the method including a preheating step of preheating the fractionator using a hydrocarbon oil that includes at least a portion of the hydrocracked product and is liquid at a normal temperature and normal pressure.

21: 2012/07720 22: 2011/08/19 43: 2013/10/15 51: A61K

71: OTSUKA PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD. 72: HIRAOKA, SHOGO 33: JP 31: 2010-187107 32: 2010/08/24 54: SUSPENSION AND CAKE COMPOSITION CONTAINING CARBOSTYRYL DERIVATIVE AND SILICONE OIL AND/OR SILICONE OIL DERIVATIVE 00: - A suspension and a cake composition are provided in which agglomeration of the active ingredient that is caused when silicone oil and/or silicone oil derivative is contained therein can be suppressed without a special treatment, such as sonication. The suspension contains, in a dispersion medium, an active ingredient of a specific mean primary particle size, and silicone oil and/or silicone oil derivative. The cake composition contains an active ingredient of a specific mean particle size, and silicone oil and/or silicone oil derivative.

21: 2012/07722 22: 2011/04/26 43: 2013/10/15 51: A61K 71: BAYER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GMBH 72: SCHNEEWEIS, AXEL, LAICH, TOBIAS 33: EP 31: 10 161 114.3 32: 2010/04/27 54: ORALLY DISINTEGRATING TABLET CONTAINING ACARBOSE 00: - It was an object of the present invention to provide

an orally disintegrating tablet (ODT) for the

glycosidase inhibitor acarbose. The object is

achieved with an orally disintegrating tablet

containing 1–30% acarbose and 40–90% water-

soluble carrier. In order to obtain the desired

properties, the ingredients have to be precompacted

and to be premixed with an insoluble carrier.

21: 2012/07724 22: 2011/03/04 43: 2013/10/15 51: A23P 71: GENERAL MILLS, INC. 72: WEINSTEIN, JAMES N, WRIGHT, KEVIN H 33: US 31: 12/758,441 32: 2010/04/12 54: METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING MULTIPLE FOOD EXTRUDATES 00: - An apparatus (10) for forming an extrudable food

stream such as a cooked cereal dough into

differently colored and/or flavored dough streams is

disclosed including an extruder (12) having screw

augers (15) for advancing a plastic food mass, a

head or manifold (118) for dividing the food mass

into a plurality of sub streams each in turn in fluid

communication with a plurality of sub-divided dough


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passageways, and a die head (30) having a plurality

of die ports (40). Each subpassage is separately

supplied an additive and has disposed therein in-line

static mixer elements (59) to admix the additive into

the plastic food mass before passage through the

die ports (40). In a preferred form, first and second

sub streams are intermixed in a non-homogenous

manner before reaching the exit ports (40). The

extrudates are severed into pieces (158) by a rotary

cutter (36).

21: 2012/07725 22: 2011/04/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: G01N; C12N 71: TXCELL 72: FOUSSAT, ARNAUD, BRUN, VALÉRIE, BELMONTE, NATHALIE, BASTIAN, HERVÉ, QUATANNENS, BRIGITTE 33: EP 31: 10368021.1 32: 2010/04/15 33: US 31: 61/324,450 32: 2010/04/15 54: NEW METHODS FOR ISOLATING TR1 CELLS 00: - The present invention relates to methods for isolating Tr1 cells, resting Tr1 cells and/or activated Tr1 cells, to methods for enriching or depleting a cell population in Tr1 cells, resting Tr1 cells and/or activated Tr1cells and to methods and kits for treating chronic inflammatory diseases, autoimmune diseases, allergic diseases, cancer and organ transplantation conditions.

21: 2012/07746 22: 2012/10/16 43: 2013/10/16 51: C11D, D06F 71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED

72: BOLTON, Philip, WALKER, Clare, DI BONO, Giuseppe 33: GB 31: 1006076.2 32: 2010/04/12 33: GB 31: 1010595.5 32: 2010/06/24 54: CLEANING PRODUCT 00: - A detergent dispensing cartridge for use in a

washing machine, wherein the washing machine is

suitable for cleaning a soiled substrate, and the

treatment of the moistened substrate is performed

using a formulation comprising a multiplicity of

polymeric particles, said formulation is free of

organic solvents.

21: 2012/07747 22: 2011/02/23 43: 2013/10/16 51: C08G 71: MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. 72: ODA, TAKAFUMI, OTAKI, RYOJI, MASUDA, TSUNEAKI 33: JP 31: 2010-097111 32: 2010/04/20 33: JP 31: 2010-132007 32: 2010/06/09 33: JP 31: 2010-138120 32: 2010/06/17 54: POLYAMIDE COMPOUND 00: - A polyamide compound containing from 25 to 50

mo1% of a diamine unit that contains at least 50

mo1% of an alicyclic diamine unit represented by the

following general formula (I); from 25 to 50 mo1% of

a dicarboxylic acid unit that contains a linear

aliphatic dicarboxylic acid unit represented by the

following general formula (II-1) and/or an aromatic

dicarboxylic acid unit represented by the following

general formula (!!-2) in an amount of at least 50

mo1% in total; and from 0.1 to 50 mo1% of a

constituent unit represented by the following general

formula (III):(Chemical Formula 1)Wherein, the

formulae, n indicates an integer of from 2 to 18; Ar

represents an arylene group; and R represents a


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substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, or a

substituted or unsubstituted aryl group.

21: 2012/07748 22: 2011/04/29 43: 2013/10/16 51: G06Q; B60P 71: CATERPILLAR INC. 72: ORR, DAVID C, HUMPHREY, JAMES D, ANDERTON, PETER W, GUDAT, ADAM J, STRATTON, KENNETH L, BRAUNSTEIN, MICHAEL D, KOEHRSEN, CRAIG L, KEEFER, CLAUDE W 33: US 31: 12/772,060 32: 2010/04/30 54: METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR EXECUTING FLUID DELIVERY MISSION 00: - Systems and methods for executing a fluid delivery

mission are disclosed. In one embodiment a mobile

fluid delivery machine (106) for delivering fluid to a

site (100) has a tank (200) storing fluid, and at least

one spray head (202) configured to spray the stored

fluid onto the site. In addition, the mobile fluid

delivery machine has a communication device (318)

configured to receive fluid delivery mission

instructions (900) from a site computing system

(112), the mission instructions identifying a

sequence of path segments (902) on the site and

corresponding fluid delivery amounts (904) allocated

to the path segments, and a location device (324)

configured to determine the location of the mobile

fluid delivery machine on the site. The mobile fluid

delivery machine also has a fluid delivery system

(326) configured to determine whether the location

of the fluid delivery machine corresponds to a path

segment of the sequence, and when it is determined

that the location of the fluid delivery machine

corresponds to a path segment in the sequence, to

identify the fluid delivery amount allocated to that

path segment based on the mission instructions.

21: 2012/07749 22: 2011/03/28 43: 2013/10/16 51: B62D 71: TATA MOTORS LIMITED 72: RAJHANS, RAVINDRA G, PATIL, RAJENDRA G, JAPTIWALE, AMIT S, LOKHANDE, CHETAN N, DAPHAL, PRATAP N 33: IN 31: 929/MUM/2010 32: 2010/03/29 54: COMMON UNDERBODY PLATFORM FOR FRONT ENGINE FRONT WHEEL DRIVE AND REAR ENGINE REAR WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES 00: - The various embodiments of the present invention

provide a common underbody for a vehicle. The

common underbody comprises a lower sub-structure

(1) having a front extended frame (12), firewall (13),

front floor and a modular rear floor (5) to

accommodate common aggregates to define the

underbody of the vehicle. The common aggregates

are selectively mounted on said lower sub-structure

(1) to manufacture vehicle variants with desired

location of engine at front end or rear end of the

vehicle. A cradle is provided at rear end of said

lower sub-structure (1). Frame extension elements

(10, 10a) and a mid floor (11) are provided at rear

end for manufacturing front engine variant. A


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modular front suspension mounting point is provided

for manufacturing vehicle variants.

21: 2012/07750 22: 2011/03/30 43: 2013/10/16 51: F16C 71: TATA MOTORS LIMITED 72: PATHAK, UDAYAN, SHINGADE, VIKAS, SENTHILKUMAR, V, PATIL, SANJAY, GOKHALE, KEDAR 33: IN 31: 1073/MUM/2010 32: 2010/03/31 54: HOLLOW CRANKSHAFT FOR IC ENGINES 00: - The invention deals with a crankshaft for IC engines

comprising a plurality of main bearing journals (5)

and crank pin journals (3), both of which are

composed of hollow sections. The crankshaft further

comprises a plurality of flanges (1), each with a blind

counter bore for accommodating said main bearing

journal (5), with a counter bore for accommodating

said crank pin journal (3), with one through hole (8)

drilled from the counter bore for the crank pin journal

(3) and with one through hole (4) connecting said

main bearing journal (5) and said crank pin journal

(3). At least one hole (6, 7) is provided on each of

said main bearing journals (5) and said crank pin

journals (3) for providing oil for lubrication. At least

one non return valve arrangement is provided on the

crankshaft for restraining oil drain from the

crankshaft when not in operation. At least one lid (2)

is provided on through hole (8) to ensure continuous

supply of oil for lubrication.

21: 2012/07751 22: 2011/04/28 43: 2013/10/16 51: G06T; A61B 71: ALCON RESEARCH, LTD. 72: KERN, JAMI R, SINDT, CHRISTINE, LAY, BRUNO 33: US 31: 61/331,983 32: 2010/05-06 54: DEVICES AND METHODS FOR ASSESSING CHANGES IN CORNEAL HEALTH 00: - A computer-implemented method for use in

assessing a cornea which includes selecting a

principal image from among a series of layered

images of the cornea. The computer-implemented

method further includes detecting a plurality of

corneal structures in the principal image and

providing a quantitative analysis of the plurality of

corneal structures.


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21: 2012/07752 22: 2011/04/06 43: 2013/10/16 51: C02F; B01D 71: INGESON, ROLF 72: INGESON, ROLF 33: SE 31: 1050465-2 32: 2010/05/11 54: DESALINATION DEVICE 00: - A device (1) for desalination of water is described.

The device comprises an inlet (2) for saltwater, a first

inner container (3) which is arranged rotatable

around an axis of rotation (5), a second container (6)

the inside of which constitutes the evaporation

surface, heating means (8) for heating of the second

container (6) and thereby also the evaporation

surface, and a motor (33) which is arranged to rotate

the containers (3, 6) around the axis of rotation (5).

The second container (6) encloses the first inner

container (3) and is connected fixed to the first inner

container (3). Means for distribution of water on the

evaporation surface is constituted by holes (9) which

are arranged in the container wall (4) of the first

inner container (3) so that water may pass out to the

second container (6). Holes (15) are also arranged

in the container wall (7) of the second container (6)

so that steam may pass out from the second

container (6). A condensation surface is arranged for

condensation of steam which passes out through the

holes (15) in the container (7) of the second

container (6).

21: 2012/07753 22: 2011/04/07 43: 2013/10/16 51: C23C; B22D; B25D; E21B; E21C 71: ELEMENT SIX GMBH 72: RIES, BERND HEINRICH, LACHMANN, FRANK FRIEDRICH, KONYASHIN, IGOR YURI 33: GB 31: 1006365.9 32: 2010/04/16 54: HARD FACE STRUCTURE AND BODY COMPRISING SAME 00: - A body comprising a steel substrate and a hard face

structure fused to the steel substrate, the hard face

structure comprising a core region and an

intermediate region, the intermediate region at least

partially enclosing the core region and comprising at

least about 0.5 weight % Si, at least about 3 weight

% Cr and at least about 10 weight % W and

substantially the balance of the intermediate region

consisting of an iron group metal M and carbon, M

being selected from Fe, Co and Ni or an alloy

thereof, and the intermediate region including a

plurality of crystallites comprising at least one eta-

phase or theta-phase according to the formula

MxWyCz, where x is in the range from 1 to 7, y is in

the range from 1 to 10 and z is in the range from 1 to

4, or a mixture of an eta-phase and a theta-phase

according to the formula; the core region comprising

at least about 1 weight % Si, at least about 5 weight

% Cr, at least about 40 weight % W and

substantially the balance of the core region

consisting of M and carbon, the core region including

grains comprising WC and grains comprising


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(M,Cr)7C3or grains comprising (M,Cr)23C6, or grains

comprising (M,Cr)7C3and grains comprising

(M,Cr)23C6, the grains being dispersed in core region

matrix material comprising more than 50 weight % of

the M containing Cr, W and Si in solid solution

therein; the intermediate region being substantially

free of WC grains.

21: 2012/07754 22: 2011/04/26 43: 2013/10/17 51: A01N 71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 72: QIN, KUIDE, LI, MEI, KEENEY, FRANKLIN, WU, DAN 33: US 31: 61/327,750 32: 2010/04/26 54: STABILIZED AGRICULTURAL OIL DISPERSIONS 00: - Agrochemical oil dispersions are stabilized to particle sedimentation by use of a combination of a clay or silica type rheology modifier and a polymer or oligomer capable of hydrogen bonding.

21: 2012/07755 22: 2011/04/18 43: 2013/10/16 51: C22C 71: OUTOKUMPU OYJ 72: OLIVER, JAMES, JONSSON, JAN Y, TALONEN, JUHO 33: FI 31: 20100178 32: 2010/04/29 54: METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING AND UTILIZING FERRITIC-AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL WITH HIGH FORMABILITY

00: - The invention relates to a method for manufacturing

a ferritic-austenitic stainless steel having good

formability and high elongation. The stainless steel is

heat treated so that the microstructure of the

stainless steel contains 45 - 75 % austenite in the

heat treated condition, the remaining microstructure

being ferrite, and the measured Md30temperature of

the stainless steel is adjusted between 0 and

50°C in order to utilize the transformation

induced plasticity (TRIP) for improving the formability

of the stainless steel.

21: 2012/07802 22: 2011/02/28 43: 2013/10/18 51: B62K; B62L 71: HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. 72: FUJIYAMA, KOTARO, IKAMI, SATORU, NAGAKUBO, AKIRA 33: JP 31: 2010-064198 32: 2010/03/19 54: BRAKE DEVICE FOR SADDLED VEHICLE 00: - A braking device of a saddle-ride type vehicle that

can reduce a load acting on a joint is provided. A

joint (200) at a front-wheel brake output side which

connects a metal pipe and a flexible brake hose is

mounted on a body frame (2) via a mount rubber

(260) under a floating state.


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21: 2012/07806 22: 2011/04/18 43: 2013/10/17 51: A23D; A23L 71: UNILEVER PLC 72: VELIKOV, KRASSIMIR PETKOV, HUSKEN, HENK, JACOBS, RENATE GEMMA JACOBINE MARIA, BELTMAN, ROBERT, SMIT-KINGMA, IRENE ERICA 33: EP 31: 10163048.1 32: 2010/05/18 54: EDIBLE FAT CONTINUOUS SPREADS 00: - The invention relates to an edible fat continuous

spread being a water in oil emulsion comprising a

water phase and a fat phase, wherein the fat phase

comprises liquid oil and a structuring fat, said spread

comprising a first emulsifier and a second emulsifier,

to 85 wt% fat and 0.1 to 20 wt% plant sterol particles

wherein the first emulsifier is a water soluble

biopolymer based emulsifier with a molecular weight

of at least 500, the second emulsifier is an oil soluble

emulsifier and at least 70 vol% of the plant sterol

particles is smaller than 10 micrometer. The

invention further relates to a process for the

preparation of such a spread, said process

comprising the preparation of an aqueous dispersion

comprising plant sterol particles and at least part of

the water soluble emulsifier; and the addition of said

dispersion to a fat phase or a water in oil emulsion.

21: 2012/07808 22: 2011/06/17 43: 2013/10/18 51: C25B 71: INDUSTRIE DE NORA S.P.A.

72: BENEDETTO, MARIACHIARA, URGEGHE, CHRISTIAN, ANTOZZI, ANTONIO LORENZO, CALDERARA, ALICE, PEZZONI, CHIARA 33: IT 31: MI2010A001098 32: 2010/06/17 54: ELECTRODE FOR ELECTROCHLORINATION 00: - The invention relates to an electrode for electrochemical generation of hypochlorite. The electrode comprises a valve metal substrate coated with a catalytic system consisting of two super-imposed layers of distinct composition and having a different activity towards hypochlorite anodic generation from chloride solutions. The electrode has a high duration in cathodic operation conditions, imparting self-cleaning characteristics thereto when used in combination with an equivalent one with periodic polarity reversal. Moreover, the deactivation of the electrode at the end of its life cycle occurs in two subsequent steps, allowing to schedule the substitution thereof with a significant notice period.

21: 2012/07809 22: 2011/04/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: A61K; A61Q 71: UNILEVER PLC 72: MURRAY, ANDREW MALCOLM, PHAM, THUY-ANH 33: EP 31: 10161636.5 32: 2010/04/30 54: COMPOSITION 00: - Conditioning shampoo composition comprising: i) a

cleansing phase, ii) a conditioning gel network

comprising a fatty material; an anionic surfactant and

a cationic surfactant; wherein the conditioning gel

network has no overall charge or is anionic; iii) an

oil; and iv) a hydrophobically modified cationic

deposition polymer; in which cationic deposition

polymer and the anionic surfactant of the gel

network contain alkyl groups with within 4 carbons of

each other.

21: 2012/07810 22: 2011/05/05 43: 2013/10/17 51: A61K; A61Q

71: UNILEVER PLC 72: DOBKOWSKI, BRIAN JOHN, KHOSHDEL, EZAT, MOADDEL, TEANOOSH, ZHANG, QIQING, YUAN, SU 33: CN 31: PCT/CN2010/000639 32: 2010/05/07 54: SKIN CONDITIONING COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING 12-HYDROXYSTEARIC ACID 00: - Non-solid skin conditioning compositions comprising 12-hydroxy stearic acid, aminosilicone and water are


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disclosed. The compositions have a relatively low viscosity and are suitable for spreading on the skin.

21: 2012/07811 22: 2011/04/12 43: 2013/10/18 51: C22B; B01J 71: PHOSPHONICS LTD 72: WILSON, JOHN ROBERT HOWE, MAN, SIUD PUI 33: GB 31: 1006368.3 32: 2010/04/15 54: FUNCTIONALISED MATERIALS AND USES THEREOF 00: - The invention relates to a treatment and use involving a metal scavenger, such as functionalised organic or inorganic material, and a process to selectively remove specific metal ions and complexes from a stream containing a range of metal species in varying concentrations.

21: 2012/07812 22: 2011/06/17 43: 2013/10/18 51: C02F; C25B 71: INDUSTRIE DE NORA S.P.A. 72: BENEDETTO, MARIACHIARA 33: IT 31: MI2010A001100 32: 2010/06/17 54: SYSTEM FOR ELECTROCHEMICAL GENERATION OF HYPOCHLORITE 00: - The invention relates to a system for a point-of-use electrochemical generation of hypochlorite on demand in a wide range of volumes and concentration. The system is provided with a processor which adjusts the electrolyte composition, the current density and the electrolysis time, commanding an alert system capable of warning in advance whenever the replacement of electrodes is needed. Automated detection of the insertion and the correct type of several collecting vessels can also be provided, triggering the set-up of electrolysis parameters accordingly.

21: 2012/07814 22: 2011/03/18 43: 2013/10/17 51: B32B 71: VINPERFECT, INC. 72: KELLER, TIMOTHY P 33: US 31: 61/315,510 32: 2010/03/19 54: OXYGEN REGULATION MECHANISM FOR A BEVERAGE GASKET 00: - A gasket for a bottle closure that regulates the

diffusion of oxygen into the bottle is provided. In one

example, the gasket includes a flexible substrate

permeable to oxygen and a barrier film that is less

permeable to oxygen than the substrate layer, where

the combined structure has a light transmittance of

between 0.5% and 10%. In some examples, the

substrate includes a polymer layer and the film

comprises a metal or non-metal film, where the film

may be vapor deposited or sputtered onto the

substrate. The metalized film layer may be deposited

on the substrate to allow oxygen to diffuse there

through at a rate of 1.5 cc/m2/day to 20 cc/m2/day,

or 5 mg of oxygen to diffuse through over a period of

6 months to 8 years. The exemplary gasket or liner

may further include a film that is perforated to create

areas of differing oxygen transmission.

21: 2012/07827 22: 2012/10/18 43: 2013/11/15 51: A47J 71: LUIS FERNANDES 72: LUIS FERNANDES 33: ZA 31: 2012/00867 32: 2012/02/06 54: GAS COOKER FOR GRILLING FOOD 00: - The invention provides a cooking apparatus which

includes an open topped heat resistant housing, and

means for supporting foodstuffs to be cooked inside

the housing, and including at least one gas burner

mounted in a sidewall of the housing for cooking the

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21: 2012/07882 22: 2011/06/17 43: 2013/10/21 51: C12P; B01D; C07C; C12M 71: BUTAMAX(TM) ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC 72: ROESCH, BRIAN MICHAEL, HALLAM, JOHN W, BURLEW, KEITH H, LOWE, DAVID J, ZAHER, JOSEPH J 33: US 31: 13/160,766 32: 2011/06/15 33: US 31: 61/356,290 32: 2010/06/18 33: US 31: 61/368,429 32: 2010/07/28 33: US 31: 61/368,436 32: 2010/07/28 33: US 31: 61/368,444 32: 2010/07/28 33: US 31: 61/368,451 32: 2010/07/28 33: US 31: 61/379,546 32: 2010/09/02 33: US 31: 61/440,034 32: 2011/02/07 54: METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR REMOVING UNDISSOLVED SOLIDS PRIOR TO EXTRACTIVE FERMENTATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF BUTANOL 00: - A method and system for efficiently producing a

fermentative product alcohol such as butanol

utilizing in situ product extraction are provided. The

efficiency is obtained through separating

undissolved solids after liquefying a given feedstock

to create a feedstock and prior to fermentation, for

example, through centrifugation. Removal of the

undissolved solids avoids problems associated with

having the undissolved solids present during in situ

production extraction, and thereby increases the

efficiency of the alcohol production.

21: 2012/07883 22: 2011/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: A61K 71: CHIESI FARMACEUTICI S.P.A. 72: COCCONI, DANIELA, MUSA, ROSSELLA 33: EP 31: 10160565.7 32: 2010/04/21 54: PROCESS FOR PROVIDING PARTICLES WITH REDUCED ELECTROSTATIC CHARGES 00: - The invention concerns a process for preparing carrier particles for dry powder formulations for inhalation having reduced electrostatic charges. The invention also concerns the carrier particles thereof.

21: 2012/07884 22: 2011/04/20 43: 2013/10/21 51: A61K 71: SANOFI 72: LESOT, AXELLE, LEYDET, DAMIA, MOUSSEL, ARNAUD 33: FR 31: 1053034 32: 2010/04/21 54: METHOD FOR PREPARING PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS INTENDED FOR ORAL ADMINISTRATION COMPRISING ONE OR MORE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS AND THE COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING SAME 00: - The present invention relates to a method for "hot melt coating" of pharmaceutical active ingredients characterized by organoleptic or physicochemical properties that it is desirable to mask. The invention also relates to the resulting medicinal active ingredients with masked organoleptic


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orphysicochemical properties and the compositions comprising same.

21: 2012/07885 22: 2011/04/20 43: 2013/10/23 51: A61K 71: SANOFI 72: LESOT, AXELLE, LAMOUREUX, GAËL 33: FR 31: 1053034 32: 2010/04/21 54: FEXOFENADINE-BASED COMPOSITION AND PREPARATION PROCESS THEREFOR 00: - The present invention relates to fexofenadine granules, to a composition containing them and to a process for the hot-melt coating of fexofenadine. The process for the hot-melt coating of fexofenadine allows efficient masking of its bitter taste without, however, unacceptably slowing down its dissolution.

21: 2012/07887 22: 2011/04/21 43: 2013/10/22 51: B01J 71: CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL COMPANY LP 72: SYDORA, ORSON L 33: US 31: 12/771,122 32: 2010/04/30 54: OLIGOMERIZATION CATALYST SYSTEM AND PROCESS FOR OLIGOMERIZING OLEFINS 00: - Among other things, this disclosure provides an

olefin oligomerization system and process, the

system comprising: a) a transition metal compound;

b) a pyrrole compound having a hydrogen atom on

at the 5- position or the 2- and 5- position of a

pyrrole compound and having a bulky substituent

located on each carbon atom adjacent to the carbon

atom bearing a hydrogen atom at the 5- position or

the 2- and 5- position of a pyrrole compound. These

catalyst system have significantly improved

productivities, selectivities to 1-hexene, and provides

higher purity 1-hexene within the C6 fraction than

catalyst systems using 2,4-dimethyl pyrrole.

21: 2012/07888 22: 2011/06/07 43: 2013/10/22 51: B01D; C13B; C13K 71: DUPONT NUTRITION BIOSCIENCES APS 72: MATTILA, JARI, KOIVIKKO, HANNU 33: US 31: 61/352,050 32: 2010/06/07 54: SEPARATION PROCESS 00: - A process of treating polymeric nanofiltration membranes before separation of low molecular weight compounds from a solution comprising the same by nanofiltration, characterized in that the treatment of the nanofiltration membranes is performed with an organic liquid under conditions which enhance the flux of the low molecular weight compounds to the nanofiltration permeate.

21: 2012/07889 22: 2010/04/19 43: 2013/10/22 51: G08G; B60Q; G01S 71: SAFEMINE AG 72: ROTHACHER, URS MARTIN, STEGMAIER, PETER ARNOLD 54: OBJECT PROXIMITY WARNING SYSTEM AND METHOD 00: - A system and a method are disclosed for generating

a proximity warning. Based on two different sensing

principles proximate objects can be detected by

respective monitoring devices (12, 40). The warning

system is designed such that each monitoring device

(12, 40) issues a warning via a common output

device (19).


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21: 2012/07890 22: 2011/02/07 43: 2013/10/22 51: B07B 71: DERRICK CORPORATION 72: LIPA, ANTHONY J, COLGROVE, JAMES R 33: US 31: 12/763,046 32: 2010/04/19 54: POLYURETHANE VIBRATORY SCREEN 00: - A molded polyurethane vibratory screen including a

body having opposite side edge portions, upper and

lower edge portions, an upper surface and a lower

surface, first members extending between the side

edge portions and the second members extending

between the lower edge portion and the upper edge

portion, third members substantially parallel and

extending transversely between the side edge

portions and having multiple first members

therebetween, the fourth members substantially

parallel and extending transversely between the

lower edge portion and the upper edge portion and

having multiple second members therebetween,

reinforcement members molded integrally with the

third and fourth members.

21: 2012/07891 22: 2011/04/18 43: 2013/10/22 51: A23G 71: PERFETTI VAN MELLE S.P.A. 72: COLLE, ROBERTO, DELEO, MAURIZIO, SALMOIRAGHI, GUGLIELMO, WALZL, MARTIN 33: IT 31: MI2010A000673 32: 2010/04/20 54: SLOW-RELEASE DIETARY FORMULATIONS 00: - The present invention relates to dietary formulations for the slow release of water-soluble active ingredients. Said formulations comprise a coating obtained by evaporation from vinyl polymer dispersions not containing emulsifiers. The formulations can be advantageously included in an edible composition, including confectionery products.

21: 2012/07892 22: 2011/04/20 43: 2013/10/22 51: C07C; A61K; A61P; C07D 71: TOYAMA CHEMICAL CO., LTD., TAISHO PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD. 72: TAKASHIMA, HAJIME, YABUUCHI, TETSUYA, URABE, HIROKI, KOTSUBO, HIRONORI, OKA, YUSUKE, UNEUCHI, FUMITO, TSURUTA, RISA, SUGA, YOICHIRO, TAKAHASHI, MASATO, SHOJI, MUNEO, KAWAGUCHI, YASUKO 33: JP 31: 2010-096852 32: 2010/04/20 54: NOVEL HYDROXAMIC ACID DERIVATIVE 00: - Provided is a novel compound which is useful as a

pharmaceutical composition by inhibiting an LpxC

activity, thereby exhibiting potent antimicrobial

activity against gram-negative bacteria including

Pseudomonas aeruginosa and its drug resistant


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bacteria. Provided is a hydroxamic acid derivative

represented by the following eneral formula (1) or a

pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof: (Chemical

formula 1)

21: 2012/07924 22: 2011/05/26 43: 2013/10/28 51: G01N; C12Q 71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC, ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY 72: FOBES, JON FREDERICK, ROSICHAN, JEFFREY L, GONZALEZ, DELKIN ORLANDO 33: US 31: 61/349,577 32: 2010/05/28 54: METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING COMPOSITIONS THAT ALTER WILDTYPE EXPRESSION OF GENES AND PROTEINS IN A PLANT CELL 00: - A method for identifying compounds that selectively alter wild type gene expression of a plant cell includes comparing a first expression profile from a plant cell or tissue contacted with a first test compound, an additional expression profile from the same plant cell or tissue contacted with an additional test compound, and a combined compound expression profile from the same plant cell or tissue contacted with the first test compound and the additional test compound, wherein each plant cell or tissue was contacted for a time sufficient to produce an alteration in the expression of at least one gene or gene product in the plant's cells or tissues; and wherein each expression profile comprises the expression level or pattern of at least one gene or gene product of the plant cell or tissue; and identifying a significant, unexpected alteration in the

level or pattern of expression between the genes or gene products of the combined compound profile and those of the additive alterations of the first profile and the additional profile.

21: 2012/07925 22: 2011/04/15 43: 2013/10/28 51: G06F 71: SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. 72: PARK, SUN YOUNG 33: KR 31: 10-2010-0037510 32: 2010/04/22 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DISPLAYING TEXT INFORMATION IN MOBILE TERMINAL 00: - A method and apparatus for displaying text

information in the form of a list is provided. A method

for displaying text information according to the

present invention includes displaying a list of at least

one item representing text information and a partial

content of the text information; and modifying, in

response to a predetermined key input, the list to

show whole content of the text information

corresponding to the selected one item.

21: 2012/07928 22: 2011/04/08 43: 2013/10/28 51: A23P; A23B; A23G; A23L 71: FRUITSYMBIOSE INC. 72: GIRARD, GENEVIÈVE 33: US 31: 61/322,499 32: 2010/04/09 54: EDIBLE COATING COMPOSITION AND USES THEREOF 00: -


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Described herein is an edible coating for food products in which the coatings comprises a polysaccharide cross-linked with a cross-linking agent solution. Also described herein are methods for coating food products and forming clusters of food products. The use of the edible coating for extending the shelf-life of food products is also described.

21: 2012/07929 22: 2011/04/18 43: 2013/10/28 51: B01F; A01C; C02F; C12M; F16F 71: XYLEM IP HOLDINGS LLC 72: SELENIUS, PER 33: SE 31: 1050447-0 32: 2010/05/06 54: MIXER ASSEMBLY FOR DIGESTION TANK 00: - The invention relates to a mixer assembly for

agitating material in a digestion tank (1), comprising

a drive unit (7, 8, 9) and an output shaft (10)

extending from said drive unit, which output shaft is

arranged to hang down into said digestion tank (1)

rotatably suspended from the drive unit. According to

the invention the mixer assembly (6) furthermore

comprises a stabilizer (12) comprising a swivel (13)

and at least one resilient element (14) connected to

said swivel (13), the stabilizer (12) being connected

to the lower end of the output shaft (10) of the mixer

assembly (6) and being arranged to be connected to

a floor (2) of said digestion tank.

21: 2012/07932 22: 2011/03/23 43: 2013/10/28 51: E21B; B01D; C10G; E21C

71: DANA, TODD C 72: DANA, TODD C 33: US 31: 61/316,748 32: 2010/03/23 54: SYSTEMS, APPARATUS, AND METHODS OF A DOME RETORT 00: - A system, apparatus and method for hydrocarbon

extraction from feedstock material that is or includes

organic material, such as oil shale, coal, lignite, tar

sands, animal waste and biomass. A retort system

including at least one retort vessel may include a

monolithic dome structure surrounded by a process

isolation barrier, the dome structure being sealingly

engaged with the process isolation barrier. The

dome structure and the process isolation barrier

define a retort chamber, at least a portion of which

may comprise a subterranean chamber. A lower end

of the dome retort structure provides an exit for

collected hydrocarbons and spent feedstock

material. Systems may include a plurality of such

dome retort structures. A control system may be

used for controlling one or more operating

parameters of a retorting process performed within

such a dome retort structure for extraction and

collection of hydrocarbons.

21: 2012/07933 22: 2011/05/24 43: 2013/10/28 51: B01D; C10J; C10K; F02C 71: AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC. 72: HIGDON III, CHARLES ROLAND, KRISHNAMURTHY, GOWRI, KRETZ, CHRISTINE


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PECK, GAGLIARDI, CARMINE RICHARD, DUFFY, KEVIN M, HSU, KUO-KUANG 33: US 31: 61/347,496 32: 2010/05/24 54: PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR SYNGAS TREATMENT 00: - A process for the clean-up of a crude syngas stream

having widely varying composition and particulate

load. The process includes quenching the crude

syngas stream with a liquid stream to cool the

syngas stream and remove particulates, tars and

heavier hydrocarbon compounds. The process

further includes co-scrubbing the syngas stream to

remove both HCl and NH3 from the syngas stream,

removing particulate matter from the syngas stream,

and removing sulfur from the syngas stream. A

syngas treatment system is also disclosed.

21: 2012/07934 22: 2011/05/04 43: 2013/10/23 51: A61K; A61P; C07H; C07K; C12N 71: FIVE PRIME THERAPEUTICS, INC. 72: VASQUEZ, MAXIMILIANO, WONG, JUSTIN 33: US 31: 61/331,177 32: 2010/05/04 54: ANTIBODIES THAT BIND CSF1R 00: -

Antibodies that bind CSF1 R are provided. Antibody heavy chains and light chains that are capable of forming antibodies that bind CSF1R are also provided. Polynucleotides encoding antibodies to CSF1R are provided. Polynucleotides encoding antibody heavy chains and lights chains are also provided. Methods of treatment using antibodies to

CSF1R are provided. Such methods include, but are not limited to, methods of treating rheumatoid arthritis, bone loss, and multiple sclerosis.

21: 2012/07936 22: 2010/04/20 43: 2013/10/28 51: A01K 71: HATCHTECH GROUP B.V. 72: METER, TJITZE 54: CLIMATE CHAMBER PROVIDED WITH CIRCULATION SYSTEM 00: - The invention relates to a climate chamber, such as

a climate chamber for poultry, in particular young

chicken, in which the climate chamber comprises; -

at least one heat exchanger for heating or cooling

the climate chamber to an optimal temperature for

growing young chicks, - a main flow A, A system for

heating or cooling the young chicks by transferring

heat of cold from the at least one heat exchanger to

the young chicks, - at least one chamber

compartment, at least one side of which is delimited

upstream by the at least one heat exchanger, and

wherein the chamber compartment comprises; - a

sensor device for measuring one or more

parameters selected from the group temperature,

relative humidity, CO2 content, flow velocity, in the

at least one chamber compartment, - secondary flow

B system operationally coupled with the sensor

device for controlling one or more parameters

selected from the group (temperature, relative

humidity, CO2 content, flow velocity) in the in the at

least one compartment.


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21: 2012/07960 22: 2011/05/27 43: 2013/10/29 51: B61D 71: QIQIHAR RAILWAY ROLLING STOCK CO., LTD. 72: WANG, SHENGKUN, FU, YONG, YUE, LINGHAN, YI, YONGFENG, ZHANG, JUNLIN 33: CN 31: 201110002164.4 32: 2011/01/06 54: BALLAST HOPPER CAR 00: - The present invention discloses a ballast hopper car,

said ballast hopper car comprises an underframe,

sidewalls, end walls, discharge doors, coupler draft

gears, bogies, a bottom door opening and closing

mechanism, underframe accessoires, an air brake,

an air control system, said air control system

comprises an air reservoir and a discharge door

control system, said discharge door control system is

configured to control working states of ballast hopper

car dishcage doors. The ballast hopper car provided

by the present invention improves discharging

efficiency of ballast hopper car and reduces

workload of operator.

21: 2012/07961 22: 2011/04/27 43: 2013/10/29 51: G01F; B22D; G01N 71: AGELLIS GROUP AB 72: RÖDFALK, ALBERT, NILSSON, JAN-PETER, BLOEMER, PATRIK, LYONS, ANTHONY 33: SE 31: 1000437-2 32: 2010/04/30 33: US 31: 61/282,975 32: 2010/05/03 54: MEASUREMENTS IN METALLURGICAL VESSELS 00: - A method, implemented by a software-controlled

computer device and/or by dedicated hardware, is

designed for probing an electrically conductive target

material (M), e.g. molten metal or semiconductor

material, in a metallurgical vessel (1). In the method,

a measurement signal is acquired from a sensor (4),

which is inserted into the target material (M), during

a relative displacement between the electrically

conductive target material (M) and the sensor (4),

the measurement signal being indicative of electrical

conductivity in the vicinity of the sensor (4). The

measurement signal is generated to represent

momentary changes in an electromagnetic field

around the sensor (4), which is created by operating

at least one coil (82; 92) in the sensor (4). Based on

the measurement signal, a signal profile is

generated to be indicative of the electrical

conductivity as a function of the relative movement.

The method enables a probing of the internal

distribution of the target material (M) in the vessel (1)

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analyzed to provide information about zones/layers

(S, M1, M2) that differ by e.g. composition of matter,

degree of melting, degree of mixing.

21: 2012/07962 22: 2011/03/25 43: 2013/10/28 51: C12Q; C40B; G01N; G06F 71: THE GOVERNORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, GENOA BIOTECNOLOGIA S.A. 72: MOORE, STEPHEN, PLASTOW, GRAHAM, CAMARA-LOPES, LUIZ HERALDO AROUCHE, CANAVEZ, FLAVIO CANELLAS, OLIVERIA, PAULO SÉRGIO LOPES, LEITE, KATIA RAMOS MOREIRA 33: US 31: 61/317,665 32: 2010/03/25 54: DNA POLYMORPHISMS AS MOLECULAR MARKERS IN CATTLE 00: - A method of predicting the phenotype of cattle

through the analysis of one or more single

nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) is described.

More particularly, a method for predicting cattle

temperament and behavior through the analysis of

one or more single nucleotide polymorphisms

(SNPs) mapped at specific regions of the bovine

genome is described.

21: 2012/07963 22: 2011/06/09 43: 2013/10/29 51: C10G; B01J; C07C 71: CHEVRON U.S.A. INC. 72: JOTHIMURUGESAN, KANDASWAMY, KIBBY, CHARLES L, DAS, TAPAN K, SAXTON, ROBERT J 33: US 31: 12/797,773 32: 2010/06/10 54: PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR REDUCING THE OLEFIN CONTENT OF A FISCHER-TROPSCH PRODUCT STREAM 00: - A method is provided for converting synthesis gas to

liquid hydrocarbon mixtures useful as distillate fuel

and/or lube base oil containing no greater than about

25 wt% olefins and containing no greater than about

5 wt% C21+normal paraffins. The synthesis gas is

contacted with a synthesis gas conversion catalyst

comprising a Fischer-Tropsch synthesis component

and an acidic component in an upstream catalyst

bed thereby producing a wax-free liquid containing a

paraffin component and an olefin component. The

olefin component is saturated by contacting the

liquid with an olefin saturation catalyst in a

downstream catalyst bed.


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21: 2012/07965 22: 2011/04/16 43: 2013/10/28 51: G06F 71: MICROSOFT CORPORATION 72: ROTHSCHILLER, CHAD B, WU, SU-PIAO, HOKE, THOMAS 33: US 31: 12/774,035 32: 2010/05/05 54: MULTI-THREADED ADJUSTMENT OF COLUMN WIDTHS OR ROW HEIGHTS 00: - A computing system performs a column adjustment

process. The column adjustment process uses

multiple threads to determine overall maximum

column widths for each column in a set of target

columns in a spreadsheet table. For each of the

target columns, the overall maximum column width

for the target column is based on the width of the

widest textual representation of a value in any cell in

the column. The set of target columns includes at

least one column. The computing system then

reflows the spreadsheet table such that each column

in the set of target columns has a width based on the

overall maximum column width for the column. A

similar process is performed to adjust the height of

rows.

21: 2012/07966 22: 2011/04/29 43: 2013/10/28 51: G10L 71: MICROSOFT CORPORATION 72: RASMUSSEN, DAVID JOHN 33: US 31: 12/785,353 32: 2010/05/21 54: VOICE STREAM AUGMENTED NOTE TAKING 00: - Voice stream augmented note taking may be

provided. An audio stream associated with at least

one speaker may be recorded and converted into

text chunks. A text entry may be received from a

user, such as in an electronic document. The text

entry may be compared to the text chunks to identify

matches, and the matching text chunks may be

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21: 2012/07967 22: 2011/04/27 43: 2013/10/29 51: H04B 71: BECKER FLUGFUNKWERK GMBH 72: BOMMER, OTTO, FINDEISEN, UDO 33: DE 31: 10 2010 019 394.1 32: 2010/05/04 54: COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FOR AN AIRCRAFT 00: - )The invention relates to a communications system

(10, 110) for an aircraft comprising a transceiver (22)

having at least one transmitter (24), at least one

receiver (26, 28) and at least one antenna, at least

one data processing device (12) connected to the

transceiver (22) by means of a data transfer device

(20) and having at least one operating device (14),

connected to the at least one data processing device

(12), having manually activated switches, buttons

and/or rotary knobs (18) for entering data into the at

least one data processing device (12). According to

the invention, the at least one operating device (14)

is mechanically connected to the at least one data

processing device (12) to form an assembly (16).

21: 2012/07968 22: 2011/04/21 43: 2013/10/28 51: B42D; G07D 71: DE LA RUE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 72: ROWE, MARK, POND, STEVEN FREDERICK 33: GB 31: 1007042.3 32: 2010/04/28 54: PRINTED SECURITY FEATURE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE 00: - A printed security feature is provided comprising at

least a first and a second printed working. The first

printed working is a screened working defined by a

grid of screen elements having the form of indicia

carrying information, and the second printed working

is a screened working in register with the first printed

working. The first and second printed workings

appear, in combination, as a multi-tonal image,

whereby the information carried by the indicia is at

least partially concealed by the second printed

working. A method of manufacturing a printed

security feature is also provided.


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21: 2012/07970 22: 2011/04/28 43: 2013/10/29 51: B07B 71: TECHNOLOGICAL RESOURCES PTY. LIMITED 72: KINGMAN, SAMUEL, WELLWOOD, GRANT ASHLEY 33: AU 31: 2010901791 32: 2010/04/28 54: SORTING MINED MATERIAL 00: - A method and an apparatus for sorting mined

material, such as mined ore, are disclosed. The

apparatus comprises a chamber for exposing

fragments of a material to be sorted to

electromagnetic radiation, with the chamber

comprising an inner wall for fragments to move

downwardly and outwardly over from an upper inlet

of the chamber to a lower outlet of the chamber. The

apparatus also comprises a detection system for

assessing one or more than one characteristic of the

fragments. The apparatus also comprises a sorting

means for separating the fragments into multiple

streams in response to the assessment of the

detection system.

21: 2012/08022 22: 2011/04/05 43: 2013/10/29 51: H04B; H04L; H04W 71: SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. 72: KHAN, FAROOQ, PI, ZHOUYUE 33: US 31: 13/078,902 32: 2011/04/01 33: US 31: 61/321,235 32: 2010/04/06 54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR SPATIAL DIVISION DUPLEX (SDD) FOR MILLIMETER WAVE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 00: - An apparatus and method for full-duplex millimeter

wave mobile wireless communication are provided.

The apparatus includes a Spatial Division

Duple(SDD) mobile communication system using

millimeter waves, the SDD mobile communication

system including a first wireless terminal having a

first transmit antenna array having a plurality of first

transmit antennas for transmitting a spatially

beamformed first transmit beam, and a first receive

antenna array having a plurality of first receive

antennas for forming a spatially beamformed first

receive beam and a second wireless terminal

including a second transmit antenna array having a

plurality of second transmit antennas for transmitting

a spatially beamformed second transmit beam

directed towards a receive beam of the first wireless

terminal, and a second receive antenna array having

a plurality of second receive antennas for forming a

spatially beamformed second receive beam directed

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21: 2012/08025 22: 2011/03/31 43: 2013/10/29 51: B01J 71: THYSSENKRUPP UHDE GMBH 72: HAMEL, STEFAN, ABRAHAM, RALF 33: DE 31: 10 2010 018 219.2 32: 2010/04/23 54: DEVICE AND METHOD FOR THERMALLY PRE-TREATING SOLID RAW MATERIALS IN A CONCENTRICALLY STEPPED FLUIDIZED BED 00: - Fluidised-bed reactor for the thermal pre-treatment

of solid feedstocks containing water, comprising

devices for holding a staged, stationary fluidised bed

of at least two concentrically arranged treatment

zones, with each of the treatment zones having at

least one separate gas inlet for fluidising gas, and

the individual treatment zones being connected by

overflows only, the outermost treatment zone being

equipped with a feed device for feedstock, each

treatment zone being separated from the adjacent

treatment zone by an overflow weir, and the

innermost treatment zone being equipped with a

discharge for reaction products. The invention

provides to feed the solid feedstock to the outermost

treatment zone of the fluidised bed, with the fluidised

bed being stirred and fluidised by means of fluidising

gas, a first temperature and a first residence time

being adjusted in a first stage of the fluidised bed, a

second temperature and a second residence time in

a second stage of the fluidised bed, the

temperatures of the fluidising gas being controlled

separately for the first and the second stage, the

material to be fluidised flowing from the respective

outer treatment zone via the overflow weir into the

inner treatment zone, and the material to be fluidised

being discharged with the product from the bottom of

the innermost treatment zone.

21: 2012/08026 22: 2011/05/17 43: 2013/10/29 51: C07K; A61K; A61P; C12N; G01N; C12P 71: LIVTECH, INC. 72: NAKAMURA, KOJI, OKAMURA, KENTARO, TAMURA, MAKI, YANAI, HIROYUKI, KANKE, TORU 33: JP 31: 2010-113302 32: 2010/05/17 54: ANTI-HUMAN TROP-2 ANTIBODY HAVING ANTI-TUMOR ACTIVITY IN VIVO 00: - The present invention provides: an antibody, which specifically reacts with hTROP-2 and has anti-tumor activity in vivo; a hybridoma, which produces the aforementioned antibody; a complex of the aforementioned antibody and a drug; a pharmaceutical composition for diagnosing or treating a tumor; a method for detecting a tumor; and a kit for detecting or diagnosing a tumor.

21: 2012/08030 22: 2011/05/25 43: 2013/10/29 51: A23F 71: UNILEVER PLC 72: SINGH, GURMEET, GUTTAPADU, SREERAMULU, PALAGIRI, SWATHY, PENDEM, ANJANEYULU, MAMTANI, KULDEEP BALRAM, SAPLAY, KISHORE MADHUKAR, SINKAR, VILAS PANDURANG


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33: EP 31: 10170119.1 32: 2010/07/20 33: IN 31: 1716/MUM/2010 32: 2010/06/04 54: A PROCESS OF PREPARATION OF TEA 00: - The present invention relates to a process of preparation of tea. It particularly relates to processing of green tea or white tea. Aroma of conventionally processed green or white tea is relatively poor in honey fruity and/or floral character. Green tea is relatively less liked by non-traditional consumers of green tea as the green tea (and instant green tea) has relatively less aroma. The present inventors have surprisingly found that green leaf tea obtained by a process involving a step of anaerobic incubation at specific temperature and for specific duration whilst avoiding certain steps provides end-cup aroma with specific aroma volatile compounds in specific mass ratios and consequently has an aroma with enhanced honey, floral and/or fruity notes and yet retains relatively high amount of catechins.

21: 2012/08032 22: 2011/04/20 43: 2013/10/29 51: A01N; A61K 71: DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 72: YAO, CHENGLIN, SULLENBERGER, MICHAEL, BOEBEL, TIMOTHY, LORSBACH, BETH, MARTIN, TIMOTHY, OWEN, W JOHN, WEBSTER, JEFFERY 33: US 31: 61/327,855 32: 2010/04/26 54: N3-SUBSTITUTED-N1-SULFONYL-5-FLUOROPYRIMIDINONE DERIVATIVES 00: - This present disclosure is related to the field of N3-substituted-N1-sulfonyl-5-fluoropyrimidinones and their derivatives and to the use of these compounds as fungicides.

21: 2012/08033 22: 2011/04/18 43: 2013/10/29 51: C22C; C21C 71: OUTOKUMPU OYJ 72: TAULAVUORI, TERO, TALONEN, JUHO, KODUKULA, SURESH 33: FI 31: 20100196 32: 2010/05/06 54: LOW-NICKEL AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL AND USE OF THE STEEL 00: - The invention relates to a low-nickel austenitic

stainless steel with high resistance to delayed

cracking and the use of the steel. The steel contains

in weight % 0,02 - 0,15 % carbon, 7 - 15 %

manganese, 14 - 19 % chromium, 0,1 - 4 % nickel,

0,1 - 3 % copper, 0,05 - 0,3 % nitrogen, the balance

of the steel being iron and inevitable impurities, and

the chemical composition range in terms of the sum

of carbon and nitrogen contents (C+N) and the

measured Md3o-temperature is inside the area

defined by the points ABCD which have the following

values Point Md30°C C+N % A - 80 0,1 B + 7 0,1

C - 40 0,40 D - 80 0,40.

21: 2012/08035 22: 2011/03/31 43: 2013/10/29 51: A01N; A61K 71: SENOMYX, INC. 72: KARANEWSKY, DONALD S, TACHDJIAN, CATHERINE, ZHANG, HONG, CHEN, QING, LI, XIAODONG, DARMOHUSODO, VINCENT, SERVANT, GUY, TANG, XIAO-QING, ZHANG, FENG, DAVIS, TIMOTHY, WONG, MELISSA, SELCHAU, VICTOR 33: US 31: 61/320,528 32: 2010/04/02 33: US 31: 61/422,341 32: 2010/12/13 54: SWEET FLAVOR MODIFIER 00: - The present invention includes compounds having structural formula (I), or pharmaceutically acceptable salts, solvate, and/or ester thereof. These compounds are useful as sweet flavor modifiers. The present invention also includes compositions comprising the present compounds and methods of enhancing the sweet taste of ingestible compositions. Furthermore, the present invention provides methods for preparing the compounds.

21: 2012/08054 22: 2011/04/26 43: 2013/10/29 51: C07D; A61K; A61P 71: ASTELLAS PHARMA INC.


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72: OHMORI, JUNYA, IIKUBO, KAZUHIKO, SAMIZU, KIYOHIRO, KAWANO, NORIYUKI, KOGANEMARU, YOHEI, MASUDA, NAOYUKI, MITANI, YASUYUKI, NI, KENI 33: JP 31: 2010-101557 32: 2010/04/27 54: IMIDAZO[1,2-A]PYRIDINE DERIVATIVE 00: - To provide a compound useful as medicine having PDE4B inhibitory activity, in particular, as an active ingredient of a composition for treating or preventing schizophrenia, Alzheimer's disease, dementia, depression and the like. [Measures for Solution] The present inventors examined compounds having PDE4B inhibitory activity and found that a tricyclic or tetracyclic imidazo(1,2-a)pyridine derivative or salts thereof had a superior PDE4B inhibitory activity, thereby completing the present invention. The imidazo(1,2-a)pyridine derivative can be used as an agent for treating or preventing schizophrenia, Alzheimer's disease, dementia, depression and the like.

21: 2012/08058 22: 2011/05/06 43: 2013/10/29 51: C12Q; G01N 71: UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND, JOHANNESBURG 72: SCOTT, LESLEY ERICA 33: ZA 31: 2010/03215 32: 2010/05/06 54: A METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING BACTERIA IN A SAMPLE 00: - THIS invention describes a method for identifying

bacteria. In particular, this invention relates to a

method for identifying and quantifying mycobacteria

from a sputum sample taken from a subject using

flow cytometry. Further described is the use of flow

cytometry to identify and quantify Mycobacterium

tuberculosis from sputum-derived samples. Once

identified and quantified, the samples are spotted

onto filter cards for use in verification of an existing

method of diagnosis, calibration of an existing

method of diagnosis and/or the establishment of an

external quality control system for use in conjunction

with these methods of diagnosis. In one embodiment

the method is used to diagnose tuberculosis (TB).

21: 2012/08059 22: 2011/04/29 43: 2013/10/29 51: G05D 71: CATERPILLAR INC. 72: ORR, DAVID C, HUMPHREY, JAMES D, GUDAT, ADAM J, STRATTON, KENNETH L, BRAUNSTEIN, MICHAEL D, KOEHRSEN, CRAIG L, KEEFER, CLAUDE W, ANDERTON, PETER W 33: US 31: 12/772,035 32: 2010/05/19 33: US 31: 12/772,060 32: 2010/04/30 54: METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR CONTROLLING FLUID DELIVERY MISSIONS ON A SITE 00: - Systems and methods for controlling fluid delivery on

a site (100) using at least one fluid delivery machine

(106) are disclosed. An exemplary such method

includes identifying at least one path (104) on the

site based on map information (360) associated with

the site (step 802), calculating a fluid delivery

requirement of the at least one path based on

environmental information (362) associated with the

site (step 716), and dispatching a fluid delivery

machine (106) on a mission to treat the at least one

path with fluid based on the fluid delivery

requirement (step 820).


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21: 2012/08060 22: 2011/04/29 43: 2013/10/29 51: C05C 71: KOCH AGRONOMIC SERVICES, LLC 72: GABRIELSON, KURT D, EPLING, MARY L 33: US 31: 61/329,680 32: 2010/04/30 54: REACTION PRODUCTS AND METHODS FOR MAKING AND USING THE SAME 00: - Reaction products and methods for making and using the same are provided. In at least one specific embodiment, the fertilizer can include a nitrogen source comprising urea, ammonia, ammonium nitrate, or any combination thereof and a reaction product of formaldehyde, an ammonia source, and a nitrification inhibitor.

21: 2012/08097 22: 2011/05/18 43: 2013/10/29 51: A61M 71: IVAX PHARMACEUTICALS IRELAND, NORTON WATERFORD, TEVA PHARMACEUTICALS IRELAND 72: KARG, JEFFREY A, DEREK, FENLON, WALSH, DECLAN, KAAR, SIMON, HAZENBERG, JAN GEERT, BUCK, DAN, CLANCY, PAUL, USCHOLD, ROBERT CHARLES 33: US 31: 61/345,763 32: 2010/05/18 33: US 31: 61/417,659 32: 2010/11/29 54: DOSE COUNTERS FOR INHALERS, INHALERS AND SHAFTS THEREOF 00: - A manually operated measured dose inhaler (12)

includes a dose counter chamber (66) including a

dose display tape (112) driven by a ratchet wheel

(94) which is driven in turn by an actuator pawl (80),

actuated by movement of a canister (20); two-step

ribs (144, 146) being provided to prevent rocking of

the canister (20); a drain hole (194) being provided

for preventing misting of a display window (118); and

frictional surfaces (132, 134) being provided on a

shaft (108) of a tape stock bobbin (110) to prevent

tape slippage; a rotation regulator being provided for

the stock bobbin and comprising a wavelike

engagement surface (300) with concavities (302)

which engage against control elements (128, 130) in

the form of protrusions on resilient forks of a split pin

(108) thereby permitting incremental unwinding of

the stock bobbin yet resisting excessive rotation if

the inhaler is dropped onto a hard surface.

21: 2012/08127 22: 2012/10/29 43: 2013/10/29 51: A61L 71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED 72: GUY, John 33: GB 31: 1007660.2 32: 2010/05/07 54: AEROSOL COMPOSITIONS 00: - An aerosol composition with compressed gas propellant that is free of hydrocarbon propellants is described, wherein the composition comprises: 85.0wt% to 98.0wt% water; 0.01 wt% to 10.00wt% low MW alcohol; 0.001wt to 5.00wt% surfactant; 0.001wt to 5.00wt% fragrance; 0.001wt to 5.00wt% borate salt; 0.001wt to 5.00wt% preservative.

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51: G06F 71: MICROSOFT CORPORATION 72: PARKER, CHARLES W 33: US 31: 12/788,804 32: 2010/05/27 54: CONCURRENT UTILIZATION OF A DOCUMENT BY MULTIPLE THREADS 00: - A computing system concurrently executes a builder

thread and a reader thread. The builder thread

modifies a document by modifying an active

representation of the document. The reader thread

perform operations regarding the document using a

non-active representation of the document. The

active representation of the document and the non-

active representation of the document are stored in a

memory of the computing system. The active

representation of the document and the non-active

representation of the document do not include

different copies in the memory of the same data.

When reading data in the non-active representation

of the document, logical consistency is ensured

without locking any data in the non-active

representation of the document.

21: 2012/08130 22: 2011/04/10 43: 2013/10/29 51: B01D 71: ABARIDY PTY LTD 72: HARMAN, JAYDEN, BERTONE, FRANCESCA, WOODGATE, PETER, GIELDA, THOMAS 33: AU 31: 2010901506 32: 2010/04/09 54: VAPOUR ABSORPTION SYSTEM 00: -

A vapour absorption system (11) adapted to receive

a vapour comprising a vacuum pump (16) having an

operating liquid wherein the vapour is received by an

operating liquid and condensed therein to provide

condensed liquid mixed with the operating liquid.

21: 2012/08132 22: 2011/05/19 43: 2013/10/29 51: C21B; C21C 71: OUTOTEC OYJ 72: NEPPER, JEAN-PAUL, STEFAN, TOBIAS 33: DE 31: 10 2010 022 773.0 32: 2010/06/04 54: PROCESS AND PLANT FOR PRODUCING HOT METAL 00: - This invention relates to the production of hot metal,

wherein granular raw materials containing iron oxide

are partially reduced to a reduced mixture with a

carbonaceous reducing agent in a fluidized bed

reactor at a temperature of at least 850°C and via a

discharge system, possibly after separation of the

magnetic and non-magnetic components by hot

magnetic separation, the reduced mixture is supplied

to a smelting reduction unit. To optimize the energy

consumption, the reduced mixture is cooled to

600°C to 800°C in a heat exchanger apparatus

before being supplied to the smelting unit, wherein a

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21: 2012/08133 22: 2011/06/15 43: 2013/10/29 51: G01N 71: CELGENE CORPORATION 72: SCHAFER, PETER H, LIN, YONG, SUTHERLAND, DONNA 33: US 31: 61/355,116 32: 2010/06/15 33: US 31: 61/454,916 32: 2011/03/21 54: BIOMARKERS FOR THE TREATMENT OF PSORIASIS 00: - Provided herein are the biomarkers for predicting or

monitoring the efficacy of a treatment for psoriasis.

The use of certain cell markers and mRNA levels as

biomarkers to predict whether a psoriasis treatment

is likely to be successful is also provided. Further,

the expression of these genes or cell markers can

be used to monitor progress of treatment

effectiveness and patient compliance in psoriasis

patients who are receiving treatment.

21: 2012/08134 22: 2011/06/17 43: 2013/10/29 51: C12P; C07C; C11C 71: BUTAMAX(TM) ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC 72: GRADY, MICHAEL CHARLES, DICOSIMO, ROBERT, BURLEW, KEITH H 33: US 31: 61/356,290 32: 2010/06/18 33: US 31: 61/368,429 32: 2010/07/28 33: US 31: 61/368,436 32: 2010/07/28 33: US 31: 61/368,444 32: 2010/07/28 33: US 31: 61/368,451 32: 2010/07/28 33: US 31: 61/379,546 32: 2010/09/02 33: US 31: 61/440,034 32: 2011/02/07 54: EXTRACTION SOLVENTS DERIVED FROM OIL FOR ALCOHOL REMOVAL IN EXTRACTIVE FERMENTATION 00: - In an alcohol fermentation process, oil derived from

biomass is hydrolyzed into an extractant available

for in situ removal of a product alcohol such as

butanol from a fermentation broth. The glycerides in

the oil can be catalytically (e.g., enzymatically)

hydrolyzed into free fatty acids, which form a

fermentation product extractant having a partition

coefficient for a product alcohol greater than a

partition coefficient of the oil of the biomass for the

product alcohol. Oil derived from a feedstock of an

alcohol fermentation process can be hydrolyzed by

contacting the feedstock including the oil with one or

more enzymes whereby at least a portion of the oil is

hydrolyzed into free fatty acids forming a

fermentation product extractant, or the oil can be

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being fed to a fermentation vessel, and the

separated oil can be contacted with the enzymes to

form the fermentation product extractant. The

fermentation product extractant can be contacted

with a fermentation broth for in situ removal of a

product alcohol.

21: 2012/08146 22: 2012/10/29 43: 2013/10/11 51: A21D 71: Generale Biscuit 72: BORGES, Rui Cesar, KINTZIG, Olivier 33: EP 31: 10305463.1 32: 2010/04/30 54: SOFT CAKE WITH SIMULATED UNBAKED HEART 00: - The present invention relates to shelf stable soft

cake, such as a brownie-type pastry, comprising

outer layers of baked dough in direct contact with an

inner core which resembles the unbaked dough

heart of the soft cake. The invention further relates

to a process for producing the soft cake, wherein the

dough and filling layers are deposited on each other

prior to baking.

21: 2012/08310 22: 2012/11/05 43: 2013/10/22 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Banghe Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. 72: ZHANG, Nan, ZHONG, Rong 33: CN 31: 201010221658.7 32: 2010/07/02 54: COMPOUND FOR INHIBITING TYPE 5 PHOSPHODIESTERASE AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF

00: - A compound of formula (I) and citrate thereof as

inhibitors of type 5 phosphodiesterase (PDE5), their

preparation methods, and a pharmaceutical

composition comprising the compound of formula (I)

and citrate thereof are disclosed in the present

invention. The trial of the present invention proves

that the compound of formula (I) and citrate thereof

can inhibit the activity of PDE5 and can be used for

treating erectile dysfunction, inhibiting platelet

aggregation and treating thrombosis, decreasing

pulmonary artery hypertension and treating

cardiovascular diseases, treating asthma and

treating diabetic gastroparesis.

21: 2012/08379 22: 2012/11/07 43: 2013/10/16 51: A61K 71: Deseret Biologicals, Inc. 72: CARTER, Jacob L., GRUWELL, Matthew E. 33: US 31: 61/334,770 32: 2010/05/14 54: FORMULATIONS OF DILUTED GENETIC MATERIAL AND METHODS FOR MAKING SAME 00: - Formulations of highly diluted genetic material are disclosed. The genetic material may be human genetic material that is associated with a health effect in humans. For example, the genetic material may cause, ameliorate, reduce, or otherwise affect any form of illness, disease, and/or overall wellness in humans. The formulations are made by serially diluting an initial mixture that includes the genetic material. In one embodiment, a patient's genetic material is tested and the results are used to prepare a formulation specifically for the genetic predispositions and/or indicators exhibited by the patient. The formulations include homeopathic remedies.

21: 2012/08440 22: 09/11/2012 43: 03/09/2013 51: B32B, B60J 71: POPE, GORDON DAVID ROSS 72: POPE GORDON DAVID ROSS 33: ZA 31: 2012/03018 32: 2012/04/25 54: WINDSCREEN PROTECTION MEANS


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00: - 57: According to the invention there is provided windscreen protection means for protecting a glass window, in particular a windscreen of an automotive vehicle, against chipping, crack formation and crack running. The windscreen protection means comprises a protective film that is adapted to adhere to a surface of the windscreen and that is dimensioned to extend radially inwardly from the peripheral edge of the windscreen to cover the tensile zone of the windscreen.

21: 2012/08582 22: 2012/11/14 43: 2013/09/26 51: E21D 71: FABCHEM (PTY) LTD 72: MALHERBE, Francois Jacobus 33: ZA 31: 2011/08777 32: 2011/11/30 54: DOME PLATE WITH AN INTEGRAL ALIGNING AND LOAD INDICATING ARRANGEMENT 00: - A dome plate with an integral aligning and load

indicating arrangement is provided, the dome plate

comprising a bearing member to bear against the

outside surface of a wall, an aligning member

integrally fitted to the bearing member, the aligning

member being movable relative to the bearing

member, and a load indicating arrangement integral

with the aligning member. The load indicating

arrangement comprises a zone of weakness that is

arranged to collapse or yield when a predetermined

compressive force is applied so as to provide an

indication that the predetermined compressive force

has been reached. In an embodiment, the bearing

member is frusto-conical, with a proximal end of the

aligning member being fitted at a substantially

central region of the bearing member so as to be

spaced apart from the surface of the wall when a

peripheral edge of the bearing member abuts

against the surface of the wall.

21: 2012/08584 22: 2012/11/14 43: 2013/10/22 51: C07D 71: Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated 72: TANOURY, Gerald J., HARRISON, Cristian, LITTLER, Benjamin Joseph, ROSE, Peter Jamison, HUGHES, Robert Michael, JUNG, Young Chun, SIESEL, David Andrew, LEE, Elaine Chungmin, BELMONT, Daniel T. 33: US 31: 61/327,095 32: 2010/04/22 33: US 31: 61/327,057 32: 2010/04/22 33: US 31: 61/327,091 32: 2010/04/22 33: US 31: 61/327,099 32: 2010/04/22 54: PROCESS OF PRODUCING CYCLOALKYLCARBOXAMIDO-INDOLE COMPOUNDS 00: - The present invention features processes for preparing compounds, such as (R)-1-(2,2-difluorobenzo[d][1,3]dioxol-5-yl)-N-(1-(2,3-dihydroxypropyl)-6-fluoro-2- (1 -hydroxy-2-methylpropan-2-yl)- 1H-indol-5 -yl)cyclopropanecarboxamide (Compound 1 ), useful for treating CFTR mediated diseases such as cystic fibrosis.

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51: B23P, B24D, E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated, Element Six (Production) (Pty) Ltd 72: DIGIOVANNI, Anthony A., LYONS, Nicholas J., HALE, Matthew S., LIVERSAGE, John H. 33: US 31: 61/327,484 32: 2010/04/23 54: CUTTING ELEMENTS FOR EARTH-BORING TOOLS, EARTH-BORING TOOLS INCLUDING SUCH CUTTING ELEMENTS AND RELATED METHODS 00: - Cutting elements, earth-boring drill bits having such

cutting elements and related methods are described

herein. In some embodiments, a cutting element for

an earth-boring tool may include a diamond table

having an indentation in a cutting face thereof and a

shaped feature in a substrate at the interface

between the diamond table and the substrate, the

shaped feature corresponding to the indentation in

the cutting face of the diamond table. In further

embodiments, a cutting element for an earth-boring

tool may include a sacrificial structure positioned

within an indentation in a diamond table. In

additional embodiments, a method of forming a

cutting element may include positioning a sacrificial

structure in a mold, positioning a powdered

precursor material over the sacrificial structure, and

pressing and sintering the powdered precursor

material to form a diamond table having an

indentation in a cutting face formed by the sacrificial

structure.

21: 2012/08861 22: 26/11/2012 43: 24/07/2013 51: A23K 71: AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION 72: MIRON JOSHUAH and KUSHNIR URI 33: US 31: 61/329.122 32: 2010/04/29 54: NOVEL RUMINANT FEED 00: - 57: A novel feed source for ruminants is prepared from the annual herbaceous plant Cephalaria joppensis. The herb is raised in the field, harvested and treated as hay or ensiled. Feed preparations from the herb can form a substitute to roughage sources of the prior art without degrading the quality of the feed in terms of animal welfare and milk quality and quantity.

21: 2012/08975 22: 2012/11/28 43: 2013/09/26 51: B65D 71: RIGEL, Doron 72: RIGEL, Doron 33: US 31: 12/769,743 32: 2010/04/29 54: BOTTLE ACCESSORY FOR ATTACHING A RETRACTABLE SPOUT TO A BOTTLE USING A CAP 00: - A bottle accessory for application with a cap to the

neck of the bottle, includes: a housing dimensioned

so as to be fixedly received within the bottle neck;

and a connector disc attached to the upper end of

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as an inner liner thereof when the cap is applied to

the neck of the bottle. The housing and connector

disc are constructed to enable the housing to be

attached with the cap to the bottle neck and, once so

attached, to enable the connector disc to be

released from the housing, such that when the cap is

removed, the connector disc will remain as a liner

within the cap, while the housing will remain

attached to the bottle neck. The invention is

particularly useful in a retractable spout assembly

wherein the housing houses a retractable spout.

21: 2012/08983 22: 2012/11/28 43: 2013/10/08 51: H01H, H01R 71: SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES SAS 72: BELIN, Yves 33: FR 31: 11 03759 32: 2011/12/08 54: POLE OPERATING DEVICE IN A MEDIUM-VOLTAGE ELECTRIC CONTROL APPARATUS 00: - The present invention relates to a device D for

controlling the poles of an electric protective

apparatus capable of driving a shaft (1), called the

first shaft of supporting the movable contacts

between an open position of the pole in which the

movable contacts of the apparatus are separated

and a closed of the pole in which these movable and

fixed contacts are closed, the said device D

comprising a closure spring (2) controlled by an

operating shaft (3), called the second shaft, the said

spring (2) being capable of transmitting closure

energy to the said shaft (1) after compression and

passing of the said spring (2) beyond a neutral point

line of passage, by means of a cam (8) rotated by

the said shaft called the second shaft (3), and

interacting with a roller (5) secured to the shaft

called the first shaft (1), means (13) for holding the

control shaft called the first shaft in the closed

position, and means (18,5) for unlocking the

aforementioned holding means (13) allowing the

rapid opening of the contacts of the apparatus, this

device being characterized in that the

aforementioned holding means (13) are supported

by the said cam ( 7,8).Figure 4.

21: 2012/08987 22: 2012/11/28 43: 2013/10/16 51: B65H 71: ATC (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 72: LEEBURN, KIERON WILLIAM DAVID 33: ZA 31: 2011/07125 32: 2011/09/29 54: A DRUM ASSEMBLY 00: - A drum assembly including a plurality of barrel

segments that when placed next to each other form

a barrel. Each segment includes an outer wall for

receiving a cable thereon, an inner wall and a

plurality of side walls connected between the outer

and the inner walls thereby providing radial support

to the outer wall. Each segment also includes at

least one interlocking formation so that when the

segments are placed next to each other the

interlocking formations hold the segments together

to form a barrel and a plurality of flanges removably

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21: 2012/09515 22: 14/12/2012 43: 18/11/2013 51: A61K, A61Q 71: THERI CATHERINE ROSSOUW 72: THERI CATHERINE ROSSOUW 33: ZA 31: 2011/07458 32: 2011/10/05 54: SKINCARE COMPOSITION INCORPORATING MAGNESIUM AND SULPHATE 00: - 57: The invention relates to a skincare composition incorporating magnesium. In particular, the composition includes magnesium sulfate and a foaming agent. More particularly, the composition may be in the form of a bath salt including magnesium sulfate and sodium lauryl sulphate.

21: 2012/09591 22: 2012/12/18 43: 2013/10/24 51: C03C 71: HERAEUS PRECIOUS METALS GMBH & CO. KG 72: HÖRTEIS, MATTHIAS, NEIDERT, MICHAEL 33: EP 31: 11010193.8 32: 2011/12/23 33: US 31: 61/579,818 32: 2011/12/23 54: THICK-FILM COMPOSITION CONTAINING ANTIMONY OXIDES AND THEIR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF SEMI-CONDUCTOR DEVICES 00: - This invention provides a thick-film composition for printing the front-side of a solar cell device having one or more insulating layers. The composition comprises a bismuth oxide comprising glass frit and antimony oxide as part of the glass frit or an additive. The invention further refers to a process for

preparing a semiconductor device by use of the thick-film composition and an article, especially a solar cell comprising the semiconductor device. The solar cells show improved efficiency.

21: 2012/09614 22: 19/12/2012 43: 23/10/2013 51: B62D, B64F 71: STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY 72: BEYERS WILHELM ANDRE 33: - 31: - 32: - 54: A TUG FOR A HEAVY WHEELED OBJECT 00: - 57: A tug (1) for a heavy wheeled object, such as a light aircraft, is provided. The tug (1) includes a frame having a first frame section (10) and a second frame section (12) hinged to each other so that the frame can be extended into an operative condition in which the first and second frame sections extend generally along the same axis and a stowed condition in which the first and second frame sections are folded together. The first frame section includes a roller (22), an electrical motor (26) for driving the roller, a battery pack (20) for powering the motor, and an attachment point (28) by which the first frame section (10) can be attached to the light aircraft in such a way that the roller (22) rests against a wheel of the light aircraft. The second frame section (12) has a handle adjacent its free end by means of which an operator can control the tug (1), a throttle (30) being provide adjacent the handle for actuating the electrical motor (26) so as to turn the wheel and move the light aircraft.

21: 2012/4601 22: 2012/06/21 43: 2013/09/25 51: G06F 71: NOKIA CORPORATION 72: ARRASVUORI, Juha, REPONEN, Erika 33: US 31: 12/626,121 32: 2009/11/25 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PRESENTING MEDIA SEGMENTS 00: - An approach is provided for presenting media

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input, from a device, for specifying a plurality of

segments. Each of the plurality of segments

corresponds to one or more media streams and is

associated with a respective duration of time. The

media segment manager then causes, at least in

part, presentation of the plurality of segments in a

predetermined order based on the input and the

respective durations of time.

21: 2012/5088 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: H04L H04N H04W 71: NOKIA CORPORATION 72: BOUAZIZI, Imed 33: US 31: 61/285,904 32: 2009/12/11 54: APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR DESCRIBING AND TIMING REPRESENTATIONS IN STREAMING MEDIA FILES 00: - Apparatus, methods, and computer program

products are provided for receiving and presenting,

or playing-out, representations of media content and

for enabling time synchronization and random

seeking across multiple representations. A client

device can access an appropriate time mapping

fragment that associates play-out time intervals of

the media content of the multiple representations

with the corresponding media segments to identify

the appropriate media segment corresponding to the

desired time point within the current representation

or in another selected representation. The time

mapping fragments may be created and preloaded

onto a media content server, and the media content

server may transmit the time mapping fragment(s) to

a client device upon receiving a request form the

client device or as part of a media segment. In other

cases, the media content server may create the time

mapping fragments dynamically, e.g., upon receiving

a request from the client device.

21: 2012/5089 22: 2012/07/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: H04W 71: NOKIA CORPORATION 72: HOLTMANNS, Silke 33: US 31: 61/284,045 32: 2009/12/11 54: SMART CARD SECURITY FEATURE PROFILE IN HOME SUBSCRIBER SERVER 00: - In accordance with the exemplary embodiments of

the invention there is at least a method, an

executable computer program, and an apparatus to

determine at a network application function a list of

desired user equipment security features to be used,

the security features of the list ordered by preference

of the network application function, send the list to a

database of user security settings via a

bootstrapping server function, and receive by the

network application function, via the bootstrapping

server function, a security features response

including a security key, derived from information

stored in the database, corresponding to a desired

security feature contained in the list, thereby

informing the network application function of the

availability of at least one of the desired security

features in the user equipment.


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21: 2012/5146 22: 2012/07/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: H04W 71: NOKIA CORPORATION 72: WU, Chunli, SEBIRE, Benoist, Pierre, RANDALL, David 54: METHOD, MOBILE STATION, BASE STATION AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT TO CONTROL THE ACTIVATION OF A WIRELESS CARRIER 00: - Providing and receiving carrier information using a

bitmap comprising a series of bits, each bit indicating

one of two predetermined states for a respective

carrier of a predetermined group of carriers.

21: 2012/5414 22: 2012/07/19 43: 2013/10/23 51: G06F H04M

71: NOKIA CORPORATION 72: NURMI, Mikko, Antero 33: US 31: 12/646,375 32: 2009/12/23 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DETERMINING INFORMATION FOR DISPLAY 00: - An apparatus, comprising a processor and memory

including computer program code, the memory and

the computer program code configured to, working

with the processor, cause the apparatus to perform

at least the following, determining a first angle

between a first display and a second display that is

simultaneously viewable with the first display,

causing display of a first information on the first

display, determining a second information based, at

least in part, on first information and on the first

angle, and causing display of the second information

on the second display is disclosed.

21: 2012/5415 22: 2012/07/19 43: 2013/10/23 51: G06T H04N 71: NOKIA CORPORATION 72: RISSA, Tero, VIIKINKOSKI, Matti, MÄKI-MARTTUNEN, Tuomo 54: DETERMINING COLOR INFORMATION USING A BINARY SENSOR 00: -


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The invention relates to forming an image using

binary pixels. Binary pixels are pixels that have only

two states, a white state when the pixel is exposed

and a black state when the pixel is not exposed. The

binary pixels have color filters on top of them, and

the setup of color filters may be known to some

degree. A setup making use of a statistical approach

may be used to determine the color of incoming light

to produce output images. Consequently, the

approach may be used with the binary pixel array to

produce images from the input images that the

binary pixel array records.

21: 2012/5416 22: 2012/07/19 43: 2013/10/23 51: G06T H01L 71: NOKIA CORPORATION 72: RISSA, Tero, MÄKI-MARTTUNEN, Tuomo, VIIKINKOSKI, Matti 54: FILTER SETUP LEARNING FOR BINARY SENSOR 00: - The invention relates to forming an image using

binary pixels. Binary pixels are pixels that have only

two states, a white state when the pixel is exposed

and a black state when the pixel is not exposed. The

binary pixels have color filters on top of them, and

the setup of color filters may be initially unknown. A

setup making use of a statistical approach may be

used to determine the color filter setup to produce

correct output images. Subsequently, the color filter

information may be used with the binary pixel array

to produce images from the input images that the

binary pixel array records.

21: 2012/7108 22: 2012/09/21 43: 2013/09/25 51: C07K C12N 71: BASF PLANT SCIENCE COMPANY GMBH 72: RUSSINOVA, Jenny, REUZEAU, Christophe 33: EP 31: 10154794.1 32: 2010/02/26 33: US 31: 61/308,315 32: 2010/02/26 54: PLANTS HAVING ENHANCED YIELD-RELATED TRAITS AND A METHOD FOR MAKING THE SAME 00: - The present invention relates generally to the field of

molecular biology and concerns a method for

enhancing various economically important yield-

related traits in plants. More specifically, the present

invention concerns a method for enhancing yield-

related traits in plants by modulating expression in a

plant of a nucleic acid encoding an POI (Protein Of

Interest) polypeptide. The present invention also

concerns plants having modulated expression of a

nucleic acid encoding an POI polypeptide, which

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control plants. The invention also provides hitherto

unknown POI-encoding nucleic acids, and

constructs comprising the same, useful in performing

the methods of the invention.

21: 2012/7114 22: 2012/09/21 43: 2013/09/30 51: A23G A23L A23P B29C 71: CADBURY UK LIMITED 72: HAINES, Roderick Andrew, BANISTER, Stuart Mark, WILLIAMSON, Finbarr Charles Ronald, JELLEY, Simon Philip, BUFTON, Andrew Christopher, BOWN, Gavin 33: GB 31: 1003288.6 32: 2010/02/26 54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING PRODUCTS 00: - A method of extruding products comprises varying

the rate of flow of at least one material (12) through

an extrusion aperture in a die (10). The method may

be used to produce an extrudate body (16) whose

cross-sectional area varies along its length or to

produce an extrudate body comprising two or more

different materials in which the proportions of the

materials varies along its length. Apparatus (11) for

carrying out the method comprises an extrusion die

(10) defining an extrusion aperture and a material

delivery system for delivering the material(s) to the

die in a suitable condition for extrusion. A control

system is operative to vary the rate of flow of the

material. The control system may comprise a flow

control mechanism (240) in a supply path for the first

material upstream from the die (10). The flow control

mechanism (240) may be operative to vary the

volume of the supply path and may comprise a fluid

actuated resiliently deformable flexible element. The

method and apparatus are particularly suited for

manufacturing food products, especially

confectionery products such as chocolate bars.

21: 2012/7115 22: 2012/09/21 43: 2013/09/30 51: A23G A23L A23P 71: CADBURY UK LIMITED 72: HAINES, Roderick Andrew, BANISTER, Stuart Mark, WILLIAMSON, Finbarr Charles Ronald, JELLEY, Simon Philip, BUFTON, Andrew Christopher, BOWN, Gavin 33: GB 31: 1003288.6 32: 2010/02/26 54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING PRODUCTS 00: - A method of manufacturing products comprising an

outer casing of a first material (12) and containing at

least one chamber (18) filled with a second material

(14) comprises extruding the first material through a

die (10) to form an extrudate body (16) and

delivering the second material through at least one

fluid outlet (22) in the die to form the least one filled

chamber. The extrusion process is varied

periodically and momentarily to produce sections

(30) of extrudate body having no filled chamber. In

one embodiment, the flow of the second material

(14) is periodically reduced to form the unfilled

sections. The flow of the second material (14) may

be reduced by increasing the volume of a supply

path for the second material upstream from the die

(10). Apparatus for carrying out the method is also

disclosed. The method and apparatus are

particularly adapted for producing food, and

especially confectionery, products.


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21: 2012/7271 22: 2012/09/28 43: 2013/09/30 51: H04W 71: PANASONIC CORPORATION 72: FEUERSÄNGER, Martin, LÖHR, Joachim, AOYAMA, Takahisa 33: EP 31: PCT/EP2010/002119 32: 2010/04/01 54: TRANSMIT POWER CONTROL FOR PHYSICAL RANDOM ACCESS CHANNELS 00: - The invention relates to methods for adjusting the

transmit power utilized by a mobile terminal for

uplink transmissions, and to methods for adjusting

the transmit power used by a mobile terminal for one

or more RACH procedures. The invention is also

providing apparatus and system for performing these

methods, and computer readable media the

instructions of which cause the apparatus and

system to perform the methods described herein. In

order to allow for adjusting the transmit power of

uplink transmissions on uplink component carriers,

the invention suggests introducing a power scaling

for uplink PRACH transmissions performing RACH

procedures on an uplink component carrier. The

power scaling is proposed on the basis of a

prioritization among multiple uplink transmissions or

on the basis of the uplink component carriers on

which RACH procedures are performed.

21: 2012/7399 22: 2012/10/03 43: 2013/10/07 51: A01N 71: BASF SE 72: BRASHER, Laura, L., CAPRACOTTA, Michael, D., PATTERSON, Sonia, MERTOGLU, Murat, NOLTE, Marc, BECHTEL, Stefan, KLAPPACH, Kristin 33: US 31: 61/311,636 32: 2010/03/08 33: EP 31: 10158356.5 32: 2010/03/30 54: COMPOSITION COMPRISING AN ACTIVE SUBSTANCE AND A POLYALKYLENEOXIDE VINYLESTER GRAFT POLYMER 00: - A composition and a method of preparing the

composition are provided herein. The composition

comprises an active substance and a polymeric

additive comprising at least one unit represented by

the formula (I): wherein each R is independently

selected from the group of a hydrogen atom, an alkyl

group, an aryl group, and combinations thereof; and

Z comprises at least 10 units represented by the

formula (II): wherein each R1 is independently

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group, an aryl group, a carbonyl group, a hydroxyl

group, an ether group, and combinations thereof and

R2 is a C1-C10 hydrocarbon group. The polymeric

additive further comprising at least one unit

represented by the formula (III): wherein A is an

alkyleneoxy from 2 to 10 carbon atoms.

21: 2012/7475 22: 2012/10/05 43: 2013/10/08 51: C08G C08L B01D 71: POLYMERS CRC LTD. 72: WEIß, Thomas, MANSOURI, Jaleh 33: EP 31: 10155922.7 32: 2010/03/09 33: EP 31: 10166455.5 32: 2010/06/18 54: POLYURETHANE BLOCK COPOLYMER CONTAINING ONE OR MORE POLYSILOXANE BLOCKS FOR MEMBRANES 00: - Oligo- or polyurethane compounds of the formula (I)

wherein k and n independently are numbers from 1

to 100, m is from the range 1 -100, (X) is a block of

formula (II) and (Y) is a block of the formula (III), (A)

is a residue of an aliphatic or aromatic diisocyanate

linker, (B) is a residue of a linear oligo- or

polysiloxane containing alkanol end groups, and

optionally further containing one or more aliphatic

ether moieties, and (C) is an aromatic oligo- or

polysulfone block, may advantageously be used as

anti-adhesion additives in polymer compositions e.g.

for membranes; related oligo- or polyurethanes

wherein m is 0 are especially suitable for the

preparation of antimicrobial water separation

membranes.

21: 2012/7477 22: 2012/10/05 43: 2013/10/08 51: B01D A61L 71: POLYMERS CRC LTD. 72: WEIß, Thomas, KOCH, Stefan, PFAENDNER, Rudolf 33: EP 31: 10155921.9 32: 2010/03/09 33: EP 31: 10166458.9 32: 2010/06/18 54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF AN ANTIMICROBIAL ARTICLE 00: - Disclosed is a process for preparing an antimicrobial article, wherein a silver colloid is formed in situ as a result of the components employed. The process comprises the steps of (i) providing a liquid, which contains a soluble polar polymer in a solvent selected from certain polar organic solvents; (ii) adding a silver salt selected from alpha-functionalized silver carboxylates to said liquid; (iii) allowing the mixture to react with formation of a silver colloid; and (iv) separating the solvent from the mixture and forming of the antimicrobial article. The antimicrobial articles thus obtained may be sheets, films, fibres, coating layers, and especially membranes like a semipermeable membrane for ultrafiltration, water separation or gas separation.

21: 2012/7522 22: 2012/10/08 43: 2013/10/09 51: C09K C11D 71: BASF SE 72: BITTNER, Christian, OETTER, Günter, TINSLEY, Jack, SPINDLER, Christian, ALVAREZ JÜRGENSON, Gabriela, MAITRO-VOGEL, Sophie 33: EP 31: 10002488.4 32: 2010/03/10 54: PROCESS FOR EXTRACTING MINERAL OIL USING SURFACTANTS BASED ON BUTYLENE OXIDE-CONTAINING ALKYL ALKOXYLATES 00: - The invention relates to a method for producing crude oil by means of Winsor type III microemulsion flooding, wherein an aqueous surfactant formulation which comprises at least one ionic surfactant of general formula R1-O-(D)n-(B)m-(A)I-XY- M+ is forced though injection wells into a mineral oil


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deposit and crude oil is removed from the deposit through production wells.

21: 2012/7524 22: 2012/10/08 43: 2013/10/14 51: C09K C11D 71: BASF SE 72: BITTNER, Christian, OETTER, Günter, TINSLEY, Jack, SPINDLER, Christian, ALVAREZ JÜRGENSON, Gabriela, MAITRO-VOGEL, Sophie, WLOKA, Veronika, GUZMANN, Marcus 33: EP 31: 10002492.6 32: 2010/03/10 54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING CRUDE OIL USING SURFACTANTS BASED ON C16C18-CONTAINING ALKYL-PROPOXY SURFACTANTS 00: - The invention relates to a method for producing crude oil by means of Winsor type III microemulsion flooding wherein an aqueous surfactant formulation which comprises at least one ionic surfactant of general formula R1-O-(CH2C(CH3)HO)m(CH2CH2O)n-XY- M+is forced through injection wells into a mineral oil deposit and crude oil is removed from the deposit through production wells. The invention also relates to ionic surfactants according to the general formula.

21: 2012/7676 22: 2012/10/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: C07F C07D 71: BASF SE 72: DOCHNAHL, Maximilian, KEIL, Michael, GEBHARDT, Joachim, VOGELBACHER, Uwe Josef, MENGES, Frederik, RACK, Michael, RENNER, Jens, WOLF, Bernd 33: EP 31: 10156601.6 32: 2010/03/16 33: US 31: 61/314,185 32: 2010/03/16 33: EP 31: 10159510.6 32: 2010/04/09 54: A PROCESS USING GRIGNARD REAGENTS 00: - The present invention relates to a process using Grignard reagents for providing thio- triazolo group-containing compounds.

21: 2012/7708 22: 2012/10/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: C12N 71: BASF AGROCHEMICAL PRODUCTS, B.V. 72: VANTIEGHEM, Herve, PFENNING, Matthias, BREMER, Hagen, KEHLER, Ron, SCHOENHAMMER, Alfons 33: US 31: 61/314,901 32: 2010/03/17 33: US 31: 61/410,802 32: 2010/11/05 33: US 31: 61/417,132 32: 2010/11/24 54: HERBICIDE-TOLERANT PLANTS 00: -

The present invention provides herbicide-tolerant winter-type Brassica plants. The present invention also provides methods for controlling the growth of weeds by applying an herbicide to which herbicide-tolerant plants of the invention are tolerant. Plants of the invention express an AHAS enzyme that is tolerant to the action of one or more AHAS enzyme inhibitors.

21: 2012/7741 22: 2012/10/16 43: 2013/10/16 51: C07C 71: BASF SE 72: BAUMANN, Robert, BIEL, Markus Christian, BRASCHE, Gordon, FRANZKE, Axel, HEIDENFELDER, Thomas, KLINGELHÖFER, Paul, OFTRING, Alfred, SCHRÖTER, Marie Katrin 33: EP 31: 10156963.0 32: 2010/03/18 54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING AMINOCARBOXYLATES LOW IN BY-PRODUCT 00: - The present invention relates to a method for

producing aminocarboxylates starting from amines

using a reaction sequence of ethoxylation to form

amino alcohols and subsequent oxidative

dehydrogenation to form the corresponding

aminocarboxylates, in particular the alkali or alkaline

earth salts of the complexing agents MGDA

(methylglycinediacetic acid), EDTA

(ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) and GLDA

(glutamic acid diacetic acid) or the free acids thereof.

21: 2012/7742 22: 2012/10/16 43: 2013/10/16 51: A01H C12N 71: BASF PLANT SCIENCE COMPANY GMBH 72: HATZFELD, Yves 33: EP 31: 10156928.3 32: 2010/03/18 33: US 31: 61/315070 32: 2010/03/18 54: PLANTS HAVING ENHANCED YIELD-RELATED TRAITS AND METHOD FOR MAKING THE SAME 00: - The present invention relates generally to the field of molecular biology and concerns a method for enhancing various economically important yield-related traits in plants. More specifically, the present invention concerns a method for enhancing yield-related traits in plants by modulating expression in a plant of a nucleic acid encoding a Protein Of Interest (POI) polypeptide. The present invention also concerns plants having modulated expression of a nucleic acid encoding a POI polypeptide, which plants have enhanced yield-related traits compared with control plants. The invention also provides novel


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POI-encoding nucleic acids and constructs comprising the same, useful in performing the method of the invention.

21: 2012/7743 22: 2012/10/16 43: 2013/10/16 51: C12N A01H 71: BASF PLANT SCIENCE COMPANY GMBH 72: HATZFELD, Yves, REUZEAU, Christophe 33: EP 31: 10156949.9 32: 2010/03/18 33: US 31: 61/315092 32: 2010/03/18 33: EP 31: 10160901.4 32: 2010/04/23 33: US 31: 61/327119 32: 2010/04/23 33: EP 31: 10167179.0 32: 2010/06/24 33: US 31: 61/358023 32: 2010/06/24 54: PLANTS HAVING ENHANCED YIELD-RELATED TRAITS AND METHOD FOR MAKING THE SAME 00: - The present invention relates generally to the field of molecular biology and concerns a method for enhancing various economically important yield-related traits in plants. More specifically, the present invention concerns a method for enhancing yield-related traits in plants by modulating expression in a plant of a nucleic acid encoding a CLE-type 2 polypeptide or a Bax Inhibitor-1 (BI-1) polypeptide or a SEC22 polypeptide. The present invention also concerns plants having modulated expression of a nucleic acid encoding a CLE-type 2 polypeptide or a BI-1 polypeptide or a SEC22 polypeptide, which plants have enhanced yield-related traits compared with control plants. The invention also provides constructs comprising CLE-type 2-encoding nucleic acids, useful in performing the methods of the invention. The invention also provides novel BI-1 -encoding nucleic acids and constructs comprising the same, useful in performing the methods of the invention. The invention also provides novel SEC22-encoding nucleic acids and constructs comprising the same, useful in performing the methods of the invention.

21: 2012/7794 22: 2012/10/17 43: 2013/10/18 51: C12N A01H 71: BASF PLANT SCIENCE COMPANY GMBH 72: HATZFELD, Yves 33: EP 31: 10157064.6 32: 2010/03/19 33: US 31: 61/315,437 32: 2010/03/19 33: EP 31: 10176777.0 32: 2010/09/15 33: US 31: 61/382,936 32: 2010/09/15 54: PLANTS HAVING ENHANCED YIELD-RELATED TRAITS AND METHOD FOR MAKING SAME 00: -

Nucleic acids and encoded phosphofructokinases (PFKs) are provided. A method for enhancing yield-related traits in plants by modulating expression of nucleic acids encoding PFKs is provided. Plants with modulated expression of the nucleic acids encoding PFKs have enhanced yield-related traits as compared with control plants.

21: 2012/7842 22: 2012/10/18 43: 2013/10/21 51: C12N 71: BASF PLANT SCIENCE COMPANY GMBH 72: VANDENABEELE, Steven 33: EP 31: 10157199.0 32: 2010/03/22 33: US 31: 61/316,012 32: 2010/03/22 54: PLANTS HAVING ENHANCED YIELD-RELATED TRAITS AND METHOD FOR MAKING THE SAME 00: - The present invention relates generally to the field of molecular biology and concerns a method for enhancing various economically important yield-related traits in plants. More specifically the present invention concerns a method for enhancing yield-related traits in plants by modulating expression in a plant of a nucleic acid encoding a Protein Of Interest (POI) polypeptide. The present invention also concerns plants having modulated expression of nucleic acid encoding a POI polypeptide, which plants have enhanced yield-related traits compared with control plants. The invention also provides novel POI-encoding nucleic acids and constructs comprising the same, useful in performing the method of the invention.

21: 2012/7877 22: 2012/10/19 43: 2013/10/23 51: C07D A01N 71: BASF SE 72: SONG, Dschun, MAJOR, Julia, HUTZLER, Johannes, NEWTON, Trevor William, WITSCHEL, Matthias, MOBERG, William Karl, PARRA RAPADO, Liliana, QU, Tao, STELZER, Frank, VAN DER KLOET, Andree, SEITZ, Thomas, EHRHARDT, Thomas, KREUZ, Klaus, GROßMANN, Klaus, MICHROWSKA-PIANOWSKA, Anna Aleksandra, SIMON, Anja, RHEINGRUBER, Rüdiger, KRAUS, Helmut, HÖFFKEN, Hans Wolfgang, MIETZNER, Thomas 33: EP 31: 10157419.2 32: 2010/03/23 33: US 31: 61/316,461 32: 2010/03/23 54: PYRIDOTHIAZINES HAVING HERBICIDAL ACTION 00: - Substituted pyridines of the formula I in which the

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processes and intermediates for preparing the

compounds of the formula I and their N-oxides, their

agriculturally suitable salts, compositions comprising

them and their use as herbicides, and also methods

for controlling unwanted vegetation.

21: 2012/8018. 22: 2012/10/24. 43: 2013/10/29 51: A01N A01P 71: BASF SE 72: GEWEHR, Markus, TORMO I BLASCO, Jordi, HADEN, Egon 33: EP 31: 10157969.6 32: 2010/03/26 33: US 31: 61/317,723 32: 2010/03/26 54: FUNGICIDAL MIXTURES BASED ON AZOLOPYRIMIDINYLAMINES 00: - Fungicidal mixtures based on azolopyrimidinylamines.

21: 2013/00658 22: 2013/01/24 43: 2013/10/18 51: B02C, B07B 71: Savvy Engineering LLC, LP Amina LLC 72: VIERSTRA, Scott 33: US 31: 61/399,730 32: 2010/07/16 54: PULVERIZER CLASSIFIER 00: - An axial classifier, for separating the coarse particles

from a fluid flow having both coarse and fine

particles, comprising a housing forming a first

chamber for the fluid flow to enter the classifier, a

vane assembly provided within the housing, wherein

the vane assembly includes a plurality of blades

aligned around a flow diverter, a cone member

forming a second chamber for the fluid flow to pass

therein, wherein the cone member includes an

opening for the coarse particles separated from the

fluid flow to pass therethrough, and an outlet for the

particles remaining in the fluid flow after separation

of the coarse particles to exit the classifier, wherein

the plurality of blades of the vane assembly abut an

outer surface of the flow diverter to direct the fluid

flow from the first chamber into the second chamber

in a manner that congregates the coarse particles for

classification.

21: 2013/00820 22: 29/01/2013 43: 28/10/2013 51: G06Q, H04W 71: MELON CONSULTING (PTY) LTD 72: BROOKS STEVEN 33: ZA 31: 2011/08095 32: 2011/11/04 54: A HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, METHOD AND PLATFORM 00: - 57: The invention relates to a human resource management system configured to enable employees to perform human resource transactions directly from their mobile communications devices. The system includes a management server configured to perform human resource transactions, a mobile phone messaging gateway configured to send and receive information relating to the transactions to and from a mobile communications device of an employee over a mobile communications network, a communications platform configured to communicate the information between the management server and the messaging gateway, and a database which is accessible by the communications platform and/or server and on which employee records are stored.


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21: 2013/00927 22: 2013/02/04 43: 2013/10/14 51: A01N, C07D 71: Zoetis LLC 72: CHUBB, Nathan A. L., CURTIS, Michael Paul, HOWSON, William, KYNE, Graham M., MENON, Sanjay Rajagopal, SHEEHAN, Susan Mary Kult, SKALITZKY, Donald James, VAILLANCOURT, Valerie Ann, WENDT, John A. 33: US 31: 61/371,014 32: 2010/08/05 54: ISOXAZOLINE DERIVATIVES AS ANTIPARASITIC AGENTS 00: - This invention recites isoxazoline substituted

azetidine derivatives of Formula (1), stereoisomers

thereof, veterinarily acceptable salts thereof,

compositions thereof, and their use as a parasiticide

in mammals and birds. R1a, R1b, R1c, R2, R3, R4,

R6, and n are as described herein.

21: 2013/01123 22: 2013/02/12 43: 2013/09/30 51: C12Q, G01N 71: AbbVie Biotechnology Ltd. 72: MAKSYMOWYCH, Walter P., WONG, Robert L. 33: US 31: 60/732,444 32: 2005/11/01

54: METHOD OF TREATING AND DIAGNOSING ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS USING BIOMARKERS 00: - The invention provides a method for determining the efficacy of a TNFa inhibitor, such as a TNFa antibody, or an antigen-binding portion thereof, for treating ankylosing spondylitis (AS), using a collagen degradation biomarker and/or a synovitis biomarker.

21: 2013/01128 22: 2013/02/12 43: 2013/09/26 51: E04H 71: Q-Yield Outdoor Gear Ltd. 72: ZHOU, Nanqing 54: FOLDABLE TENT FRAME 00: - A foldable tent frame, comprising a base (10), a

foldable tent frame rod erected on the base (10), and

further comprising a middle support rod (23) for

controlling the folding and unfolding of the tent frame

rod; the top end of the middle support rod (23) is

pivotably connected to a fixed position on the tent

frame rod, and the bottom end is slidably and

pivotably connected to the base (10); when the

middle support rod (23) is erected via the bottom

end sliding on the base (10), the tent frame rod is

unfolded accordingly; when the middle support rod

(23) collapses via the bottom end sliding on the base

(10), the tent frame rod is folded accordingly; the

tent can be quickly folded or unfolded by controlling

the sliding of the bottom end of the middle support

rod (23)on the base (10), and the foldable tent frame

is structurally simple and easy to operate.

21: 2013/01197 22: 2013/02/15 43: 2013/10/10 51: A61B, A61F 71: SMITH & NEPHEW, INC. 72: GIBSON, Luke, Andrew, JASPER, Lauren, Christina, FREDERICK, Phillip, E. 33: US 31: 61/373,993 32: 2010/08/16


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54: PATIENT-MATCHED ACETABULAR ALIGNMENT TOOL 00: - Systems, devices, and methods are provided for

aligning acetabular implants. A patient-matched

acetabular alignment tool is used to orient tools and

implants intraoperatively. The patient-matched

acetabular alignment tool includes a mounting

member and leg members which are configured

based on the particular patient's anatomic landmark

sites (e.g., acetabular bony landmarks). The leg

members are attached to the mounting member and

configured to connect with a respective anatomic

landmark site to achieve a desired implant angle and

axis. For example, the leg members may form a

tripod support base through which an acetabular

shell may be inserted into the patient's acetabulum

at desired angles of version and inclination. In some

embodiments, the leg members may be retractable

and expandable with respect to the mounting

member, thereby providing a tool with reduced

profile for inserting the device in the patient's soft

tissue.

21: 2013/01260 22: 19/02/2013 43: 19/08/2013 51: G05B 71: FASSOM TYRONE 72: FASSOM TYRONE 33: - 31: - 32: - 54: A METHOD OF STREAMLINING A BUSINESS AREA, OPTIMISING AN ENTERPRISE AND IDENTIFYING ASSOCIATED RISK 00: - 57: The invention relates to a method of streamlining a business areas, optimizing an enterprise and identifying associated risk by means of a business lifecycle and quality lifecycle system integration.

21: 2013/01599 22: 2013/03/01 43: 2013/10/15 51: C09D 71: Sasol Wax GmbH 72: SCHNEIDER, Ulrich, KURRAS, Uwe, FRICK, Thorsten 33: DE 31: 102010044319.0 32: 2010/09/03 54: WAX BLENDS CONTAINING LONG-CHAIN HYDROCARBONS AND ALCOHOLS, PRINTING INK COMPOSITIONS AND THERMAL TRANSFER RIBBONS CONTAINING SUCH WAX BLENDS, AND USE OF THE WAX BLENDS 00: - The invention relates to wax blends containing long-

chain hydrocarbons and alcohols, to printing ink

compositions and thermal transfer ribbons

containing the wax blends, and to the use of said

wax blends as additives in printing inks.

21: 2013/01635 22: 2013/03/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61B, A61F, G06F 71: SMITH & NEPHEW, INC. 72: MC KINNON, Brian, W., MARINESCU TANASOCA, Ruxandra, Cristiana, WINEBARGER, Randy, BOWERS, William, L., LENZ, Nathaniel, M., WILKINSON, Zachary, C., HADDOCK, Sean, M., LANDON, Ryan, L., WIEBE, James, B.


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33: US 31: 61/373,646 32: 2010/08/13 33: US 31: 61/509,928 32: 2011/07/20 33: US 31: 61/511,713 32: 2011/07/26 33: US 31: 61/482,843 32: 2011/05/05 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR OPTIMIZING PARAMETERS OF ORTHOPAEDIC PROCEDURES 00: - Systems and methods for optimizing parameters of an orthopaedic procedure for a particular patient, including parameters relating to the anatomic and biomechanic fit of an implant or implant system implanted into the patient's joint. These systems and methods may utilize patient-specific information gathered pre-operatively in conjunction with optimization algorithms to determine an optimal implant design and an optimal position and orientation for implantation of the implant into the particular patient's joint.

21: 2013/01636 22: 2013/03/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: F04C 71: WATSON-MARLOW GMBH 72: FROMM, Ulrich, WILL, Sven-Eric 54: ROTARY DISPLACEMENT PUMP FOR PUMPING SOLIDS EMULSIONS, ESPECIALLY LIQUID EXPLOSIVES 00: - A rotary displacement pump of an undulatory disk

type; with a pump housing (24) comprising a front

end plate (56) and a rear end plate, the pump

housing enclosing a stator (40, 48), a rotor (42), a

scraper (44) and a scraper guide (46), a shaft (8)

extending through at least the rear end plate; the

stator including a generally semi-circular arc-formed

first stator member (40) and a generally semi-circular

arc-formed second stator member (48), the stator,

the pump housing and the scraper together with the

scraper guide defining an inlet and outlet chamber,

wherein at least part of the end faces of the first and

second stator members being situated in the outlet

chamber are oblique so as to provide an obtuse-

angled transition to the inner faces of the front end

plate and the rear end plate.

21: 2013/01644 22: 2013/03/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: IPCA Laboratories Limited 72: KUMAR, Ashok, NELLITHANATH, Thankachen Byju 33: IN 31: 2388/MUM/2010 32: 2010/08/26 54: METHODS FOR THE TREATMENT OR PROPHYLAXIS OF THROMBOSIS OR EMBOLISM 00: - The present invention provides a method of ameliorating the drawbacks of anti-platelet drug named clopidogrel. The method of the resent invention comprises administration of an (S)-oxo-clopidogrel or its derivative of the Formula IIA in its free or pharmaceutically acceptable salt form for alleviating the symptoms of thrombosis or embolism by inhibiting blood platelet aggregation. Composition for use in such methods comprising an (S)-oxo-clopidogrel or its derivative of the Formula IIA or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof are also provided.

21: 2013/01650 22: 2013/03/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: C25B, C25C 71: Massachusetts Institute of Technology 72: ALLANORE, Antoine, SADOWAY, Donald R. 33: US 31: 61/375,935 32: 2010/08/23 54: EXTRACTION OF LIQUID ELEMENT BY ELECTROLYSIS OF OXIDES 00: - An electrolytic extraction method wins a target

element from an oxide feedstock compound thereof.

The feedstock compound is dissolved in an oxide

melt in contact with a cathode and an anode in an

electrolytic cell. During electrolysis the target

element is deposited at a liquid cathode and

coalesces therewith. Oxygen is evolved on an anode

bearing a solid oxide layer, in contact with the oxide

melt, over a metallic anode substrate.


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21: 2013/01651 22: 2013/03/04 43: 2013/10/04 51: C07C 71: Plaxica Limited 72: MARSHALL, Edward Leslie 33: GB 31: 1017588.3 32: 2010/10/18 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING A LACTIC ACID-AMINE COMPLEX 00: - A process for the production of a complex of lactic acid and either ammonia or an amine, comprising reacting one or more saccharides with barium hydroxide to produce a first reaction mixture comprising barium lactate, and contacting at least part of the first reaction mixture with ammonia or an amine and with carbon dioxide, or with the carbonate and/or bicarbonate salt of ammonia or an amine, to produce a second reaction mixture comprising said complex and barium carbonate.

21: 2013/01687 22: 2013/03/05 43: 2013/10/02 51: H01H 71: Master Lock Company LLC 72: SU, Davis, WOJTAK, Ray 33: US 31: 61/377,495 32: 2010/08/27 54: LOCKOUT DEVICE 00: - A lockout device for an instrument extending from an

instrument supporting structure includes a base

member and a shell member. The base member

defines an aperture sized to receive the instrument

therethrough, and includes an outer flange portion

that extends from the base member. The shell

member includes first and second body members

configured to be secured together with the base

member in a first condition to block access to the

instrument, and movable to a second condition to

allow access to the instrument. At least one of the

first and second body members includes an interlock

portion received in an outer peripheral recess

defined between the flange portion and a surface of

one of the base member and the instrument

supporting structure. The first and second members

define a clasp portion configured to receive a locking

component to secure the first and second body

members in the first condition.

21: 2013/01688 22: 2013/03/05 43: 2013/10/07 51: C07K, C12N 71: Ferring B.V. 72: KANNER, Dov, SCHMELL, Eli 33: EP 31: 10177997.3 32: 2010/09/21 54: IMPROVED PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF RECOMBINANT HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE 00: - The subject invention provides an improved process for the production of human growth hormone.

21: 2013/01720 22: 2013/03/06 43: 2013/09/30 51: C23F, G01N 71: TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 72: POPOOLA, Patricia Abimbola Idowu, FAYOMI, Sunday Isaac Ojo 33: ZA 31: 2011/08961 32: 2011/12/06 54: CORROSION RESISTANCE 00: - The invention provides a coating applied to a mild steel artefact. The coating serves to improve the corrosion resistance of the artefact. The coating comprises an alloy of metallic zinc (Zn) and metallic aluminium (Al).

21: 2013/01721 22: 2013/03/06 43: 2013/09/26 51: G07B 71: Kapsch TrafficCom AG 72: POVOLNY, Robert, GÜNER, Refi-Tugrul 33: EP 31: 12158341.3 32: 2012/03/07 54: METHOD FOR RADIO COMMUNICATION BETWEEN A RADIO BEACON AND AN


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ONBOARD UNIT, AND RADIO BEACON AND ONBOARD UNIT THEREFOR 00: - The invention relates to a method for selective radio

communication (6) between a radio beacon (1) and

an onboard unit (7) of a vehicle (8) passing the radio

beacon (1), comprising:in the onboard unit (7):

determining (17) the current heading (hd) of the

onboard unit (7) and transmitting information (20)

thereon to the radio beacon (1);in the radio beacon

(1): checking (23) whether the heading (hd)

indicated in the heading information (20) is within

predetermined boundaries (2), and if so, carrying out

(24) a radio communication (6) with the onboard unit

(7).The invention further relates to a radio beacon

(1) and to an onboard unit (7) for carrying out this

method.

21: 2013/01722 22: 2013/03/06 43: 2013/09/26 51: H04L 71: QUALCOMM Incorporated 72: YANG, Lin, JONES IV, Vincent Knowles, VAN ZELST, Albert, SAMPATH, Hemanth, VAN NEE, Didier Johannes Richard 33: US 31: 61/372,790 32: 2010/08/11 54: CONSTRUCTING VERY HIGH THROUGHPUT SIGNAL (VHT-SIG) FIELDS FOR REDUCED PEAK-TO-AVERAGE POWER RATIO (PAPR) 00: - Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to

techniques for scrambling VHT-SIG field of a

transmission preamble in a manner that may reduce

peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR).

21: 2013/01724 22: 2013/03/06 43: 2013/10/01 51: G06Q 71: TransUnion LLC. 72: GAUGHAN, Michael, BURNS, Cliff 33: US 31: 61/378,851 32: 2010/08/31 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IMPROVING ACCURACY OF INSURANCE QUOTES 00: - A method for improving the accuracy of a quote

generated by an insurance business to a consumer

for an insurance product is provided. The method

determines personal identifying data of the

consumer, matches the determined identifying data

with one of the personal identifiers listed in an index

file. The method identifies a plurality of insurance

claims associated with the matched personal

identifier, determines which of the identified

insurance claims are chargeable based on a claim

criteria provided by the insurance business, and

returns a claim score to the insurance business

indicative of a number of claims determined to be

chargeable. The method further identifies a plurality

of personal injury insurance claims associated with

the matched personal identifier, determines which of

the identified personal injury insurance claims are

pertinent based on claim criteria provided by the

insurance business, and returns an alert to the

insurance business identifying pertinent personal

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21: 2013/01746 22: 2013/03/07 43: 2013/09/12 51: B32B 71: G-FORM, LLC 72: FOX, Richard, B., CAFARO, Thomas, ROGERS, Stephanie, NEWSHAM, Ami, FOSTER, David, WYNER, Daniel, M. 33: US 31: 61/382,022 32: 2010/09/12 33: US 31: 61/412,767 32: 2010/11/11 33: US 31: 61/404,906 32: 2010/10/12 33: US 31: 61/401,373 32: 2010/08/11 54: FLEXIBLE CUSHIONING PADS, ITEMS INCORPORATING SUCH PADS, AND METHODS OF MAKING AND USING 00: - Disclosed herein are conformable protection pads,

which can be integrated into articles such as clothing

and protective cases. In one embodiment, an

exemplary cushioning pad includes a first channel

comprising a thickness and a width. The first

channel comprises a continuous upper layer and a

continuous lower layer, which is at least partially

bonded to the continuous lower layer. The

cushioning region is disposed adjacent to the first

channel, and has a thickness greater than the

thickness of the first channel. The cushioning region

further includes a cushioning material disposed

between and bonded to the continuous upper layer

and the continuous lower layer. A groove maybe

defined in the upper surface of the cushioning

region, with a thickness less than the thickness of

the cushioning region and greater than the thickness

of the first channel.

21: 2013/01761 22: 2013/03/07 43: 2013/10/09 51: C25B 71: DE WAAL, Jan Christoffel 72: DE WAAL, Jan Christoffel 33: ZA 31: 2012/01804 32: 2012/03/12 54: ELECTROLYSIS 00: - A method of producing electrolysis products includes

feeding an electrolyte into a first compartment of an

electrolysis cell, allowing the electrolyte to pass

through a first electrolyte pervious inert membrane

into a second compartment adjacent the first

compartment, and allowing the electrolyte to pass

through a second electrolyte pervious inert

membrane into a third compartment adjacent the

first compartment. The first compartment constitutes

a buffer zone between the second and third

compartments. A potential difference is applied

across a pair of electrodes. The electrodes are

located, respectively, in the second and third

compartments. A first electrolysis product is

produced in the second compartment through

electrolysis of the electrolyte in the second

compartment, while a second electrolysis product is

provided in the third compartment through

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compartment. The electrolysis products are

withdrawn from the second and third compartments.

21: 2013/01763 22: 2013/03/07 43: 2013/10/09 51: E21B 71: Montabert 72: COMARMOND, Jean-Sylvain 33: FR 31: 10/57262 32: 2010/09/13 54: HYDRAULIC ROTARY PERCUSSION APPARATUS FOR BORING MINE HOLES 00: - The invention relates to a rotary percussion

apparatus (2), comprising: a casing (3) forming a

mounting; a striking mechanism which comprises a

longitudinal body (8), which is rotatably mounted in

the housing (3) along the axis (A) of the body, and

which includes a cylinder (9) extending along the

axis of the body, a striking piston (11) which is

slidably mounted inside the cylinder and which is

intended to strike a shank (13) coupled to a drill rod,

and a distribution device arranged to control the

alternating movement of the striking piston (11)

along the axis of the body; and a motor (6) that is

arranged to rotate the body (8) of the striking

mechanism about a rotational axis (B) substantially

coinciding with the axis of the body. The striking

mechanism includes a closing cover (12) that is

mounted onto the body (8) and arranged to close

one end of the body. The closing cover is rotatably

coupled to an output shaft (7) of the motor, and at

least partially comprises the distribution device.

21: 2013/01806 22: 2013/03/08 43: 2013/10/16 51: C04B, C21B, C22B, F27D 71: Paul Wurth S.A. 72: SOLVI, Marc, GREIVELDINGER, Bob, FRIEDERICI, Claudine, MICHELS, Daniel, HOFFMANN, Mathias, KAPPES, Horst 33: LU 31: 91730 32: 2010/09/13 54: DRY GRANULATION OF METALLURGICAL SLAG 00: - The present invention describes a process for dry

granulation of hot liquid slag wherein the hot liquid

slag is mixed with solid metallic particles so as to

form a solidified, vitrified slag cake mixed with said

metallic particles, said slag cake is crushed so as to

form hot slag particles and heated solid particles,

said particles are cooled and said solid metallic

particles are recycled.

21: 2013/01807 22: 2013/03/08 43: 2013/10/16 51: A01N, A01P 71: Suncor Energy Inc. 72: FEFER, Michael, LIU, Jun 33: US 31: 61/381,179 32: 2010/09/09 54: SYNERGISTIC PARAFFINIC OIL AND BOSCALID FUNGICIDES 00: - Fungicidal compositions comprising a paraffinic oil and 2-chloro-N-(4'- chloro[1,1'-biphenyl]-2-yl)-3-pyridinecarboxamide (boscalid) are provided. The


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fungicidal compositions may further comprise a pigment. The fungicidal compositions may be provided as oil-in-water (O/W) emulsions which may be used for controlling fungal disease, such as dollar spot or bentgrass dead spot or bermudagrass dead spot, in plants, such as turfgrasses. Methods of applying the fungicidal compositions are also provided.

21: 2013/01808 22: 2013/03/08 43: 2013/10/16 51: A01N, A23B, A23L 71: Xeda International 72: SARDO, Alberto 33: FR 31: 1057158 32: 2010/09/09 54: FUNGICIDAL BACTERICIDAL AND/OR ANTIOXIDANT TREATMENT OF FOODSTUFFS VIA APPLICATION OF FORMULATIONS COMPRISING AN ESSENTIAL OIL AND A DIALKYLENE GLYCOL 00: - The present invention relates to the fungicide, bactericidal and/or antioxidant treatment of foodstuffs, using formulations of essential oil in a dialkylene glycol.

21: 2013/01810 22: 11/03/2013 43: 04/11/2013 51: A61K 71: DEMETRIOS MARKOU 72: DEMETRIOS MARKOU 33: US 31: 61/373.836 32: 2010/08/15 54: ELECTRONICALLY MODIFIED REACTION INTERMEDIATES 00: - 57: A bio compatible free radical suspension comprising of oxygen and electronically modified reaction intermediates, where a fluorocarbon is used as an inert medium for stabilization of reaction intermediates. A stabilized bio compatible electronically modified derivative suspension is produced by the subjecting by the subjecting a fluorocarbon to certain stressors, such as oxidizing agents, reactive intermediates, physiological gases, benzo-Y-pyrone derivatives, ultrasonic-caviation, electric fields, magnetic fields, UV radiation, active metal catalyst, surfactant reactants, buffers, electrolytes, glucose, glucose derivatives, for the purpose of inducing a cascading immune response.

21: 2013/01824 22: 2013/03/11 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: ALMIRALL, S.A. 72: BACH TAÑA, Jordi, VIDAL JUAN, Bernat, GONZALEZ RODRIGUEZ, Jacob, VIDAL GISPERT, Laura

33: EP 31: 10382318.3 32: 2010/11/26 33: US 31: 61/436,212 32: 2011/01/26 54: IMIDAZO [1,2-B] PYRIDAZINE AND IMIDAZO [4,5-B] PYRIDINE DERIVATIVES AS JAK INHIBITORS 00: - New imidazo[1,2-b]pyridazine and imidazo[4,5-

b]pyridine derivatives having the chemical structure

of formula (I) are disclosed; as well as process for

their preparation, pharmaceutical compositions

comprising them and their use in therapy as

inhibitors of Janus Kinases (JAK).

21: 2013/01844 22: 12/03/2013 43: 12/09/2013 51: A62B 71: SPIDERWEBB ALTITUDE SYSTEMS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 72: RUAAN BREEDT 33: ZA 31: 2011/09146 32: 2011/12/12 54: SAFETY HARNESS 00: - 57: A fall arrest harness having two shoulder straps, the front and rear parts of each of which at a location at or below the hip of the worker. The parts are secured together at each such location by means of a connector ring. The harness further comprises leg portions are joined respectively to the shoulder straps by the connector ring. The arrangement is such that should a worker fall, the main pressure on his body when restrained by the harness will be on the upper parts of the leg or the buttock and not the groin.


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21: 2013/01874 22: 2013/03/12 43: 2013/09/30 51: B02C 71: Compagnie Engrenages et Réducteurs - Messian - Durand 72: LESSARD, Fabrice 33: FR 31: 1252246 32: 2012/03/13 54: DRILLING DEVICE AND CORRESPONDING MILL 00: - The driving device (6) according to the invention for

a mill comprises a gear ring (10), suitable for being

fastened to a grinding chamber (4). a first reduction

transmission (14) suitable for transmitting a rotation

from a first motor (12) to the gear ring, the reduction

transmission comprising a case (16), an output

module (18) including an output pinion (20) and an

output shaft (22) defining an output axis (Y-Y).The

gear ring (10) has helical teeth, the or each output

pinion (20) has helical teeth, the or each output

module (18) can be inserted in a single piece into

the associated case in an insertion direction (l) or

removed in a single piece from that associated case

in a removal direction (R). The driving device

comprises disconnectable connecting means (24)

suitable for rotatably connecting the output shaft to a

transmission element (26) and allowing, in the

disconnected state, a rotation of the output pinion

(20) around the output axis upon removal of the

output module (18) outside the case or during

insertion of theoutput module (18) into the case (16).

21: 2013/01956 22: 15/03/2013 43: 19/09/2013 51: C08F 71: BRIDGESTONE CORPORATION 72: KEVIN M MACCAULEY and STEVEN LUO 33: US 31: 61/385,742 32: 2010/09/23 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING POLYDIENES 00: - 57: A method for producing a polydiene, the method comprising the steps of: (i) forming an active catalyst by combining a lanthanide-containing compound, an alkylating agent, and a halogen source in the substantial absence of an amine; and (ii) polymerizing conjugated diene monomer in the presence of the active catalyst and an amine.

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71: Xeros Limited 72: BURKINSHAW, Stephen Martin, JENKINS, Stephen Derek, WADDON, Alan John 33: GB 31: 1015277.5 32: 2010/09/14 54: NOVEL CLEANING METHOD 00: - The invention provides a method and formulation for

cleaning a soiled substrate, the method comprising

the treatment of the moistened substrate with a

formulation comprising a multiplicity of polymeric

particles, wherein the polymeric particles comprise at

least one antimicrobial agent. Preferably, the

substrate is wetted so as to achieve a substrate to

water ratio of between 1:0.1 to 1:5 w/w. Optionally,

the formulation additionally comprises at least one

additional cleaning agent and, in this embodiment, it

is preferred that the polymeric particles are mixed

with the at least one additional cleaning agent.

Preferably, the additional cleaning material

comprises a surfactant, which most preferably has

detergent properties. Most preferably, the substrate

comprises a textile fibre. Typically, the polymeric

particles comprise particles of polyester or nylon,

most preferably in the form of beads. The results

obtained are very much in line with those observed

when carrying out conventional aqueous cleaning

processes and the method provides the significant

advantage that the use of antimicrobial agents in or

on the polymer bead greatly improves the overall

hygiene in the washing machine by preventing

mould and bacterial growth on the polymer particle

surfaces, particularly at low temperatures.

21: 2013/02057 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/10/18 51: G06Q 71: SITA INFORMATION NETWORKING COMPUTING UK LIMITED 72: CHOLAK, Umit, Murad, OZISIK, Metin, Gursel

33: GB 31: 1109242.6 32: 2011/06/01 33: US 31: 61/438,186 32: 2011/01/31 54: IMPROVED INVENTORY SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREFOR 00: - An inventory control system is disclosed. The system

comprises: an inventory server for storing inventory

parameters defining one or more products; an

availability server arranged to receive an availability

request for a product; broadcasting means for

broadcasting updated inventory parameters from the

inventory server to the availability server; wherein

the availability server determines the availability of

the requested product by comparing one or more

product parameters to one or more inventory

parameters in response to the availability server

receiving an availability request.

21: 2013/02058 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/10/18 51: G06Q 71: SITA INFORMATION NETWORKING COMPUTING UK LIMITED 72: RUBERG, Timothy, CHOLAK, Umit, Murad, OZISIK, Metin, Gursel 33: US 31: 61/469,547 32: 2011/03/30 33: GB 31: 1109241.8 32: 2011/06/01 54: IMPROVED INVENTORY SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREFOR 00: - An inventory control method and system is

disclosed. The system comprises: a processor, a

receiver for receiving an availability request for a leg

of a journey between an origin and destination,

wherein the availability request comprises one or

more attributes defining the leg; and a comparator

for comparing the attribute or attributes of the

received availability request with data defining a

plurality of products. Each product defined by one or

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allows a local or non-stop passenger to be

distinguished from a connecting passenger. The

processor is configured to determine the availability

of one of the products in dependence upon the result

of the comparison.

21: 2013/02065 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/10/23 51: F03G 71: ALSTOM TECHNOLOGY LTD 72: EHRSAM, ANDREAS, HERZOG, MAURUS, RAY, SUMAN 33: EP 31: 12162906.7 32: 2012/04/02 54: SOLAR THERMAL POWER SYSTEM 00: - A solar thermal power system comprises a solar

receiver steam generator, a thermal energy storage

arrangement utilising a thermal energy storage fluid,

and a multistage steam turbine for driving an

electrical generator to produce electrical power. The

system has a first operating mode in which steam is

generated by the steam generator and is supplied

both to the storage arrangement and to a high

pressure turbine inlet of the multistage steam turbine

to drive the steam turbine. The system also has a

second operating mode in which steam is generated

by recovering stored thermal energy from the

thermal energy storage arrangement. The steam at

the discharge pressure and temperature is injected

into the multistage steam turbine to drive the steam

turbine.

21: 2013/02071 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/26 51: E05B, E05C, E05G, G05B 71: KOWALCZYK, Piotr Leonard 72: KOWALCZYK, Piotr Leonard 33: ZA 31: 2012/02067 32: 2012/03/20 54: LOCKING ARRANGEMENT 00: - This invention relates to a locking arrangement 10

which includes a body 12 and a locking member 14

which is displaceable relative to the body 12. The

locking member 14 defines at least one striker

element engagement formation 18.1, 18.2 which is

configured to engage a striker element 100 for part

of its displacement relative to the locking

arrangement 10 along a predetermined

displacement path. The locking member 14 is

displaceable between first and second spaced apart

positions in each of which the engagement formation

18.1, 18.2 is positioned such that a said striker

element 100 is releasably engageable therewith and

between which a said striker element 100 is in

engagement with the engagement formation 18.1,

18.2. The locking arrangement 10 further includes a

securing mechanism 16 which is configured to

secure the locking member 14 releasably in at least

one of the first and second spaced apart positions.


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21: 2013/02072 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/26 51: B60Q, E01F, G09F 71: SIEBERT, Anton 72: SIEBERT, Anton 33: ZA 31: 2012/02069 32: 2012/03/20 54: A WARNING SIGN 00: - The invention relates to a warning sign (10) and a

method of indicating an obstruction. The warning

sign (10) includes a triangular body (12), a reflector

member (16) which is provided on at least one

portion of the body (12), indicator elements (18), an

alert system (20) and a support foot (22). The

indicator elements (18) are located within a recess

(28) which is between inner and outer portions (24,

26) of the body and evenly distributed on a reflective

surface of the reflector member (16). In use, the alert

system (20) sends an alert signal to a

communication device (not shown) of a motorist,

thereby to alert the motorist to an obstruction or

hazard. The warning sign (10) is clearly visible for up

to 800 m to 1000m, and is capable of clearly warning

motorists of the location of an obstruction or hazard

on the road in all weather conditions.

21: 2013/02073 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/26 51: E05B, E05C 71: MORTON, Richard Charles 72: MORTON, Richard Charles 33: ZA 31: 2012/03537 32: 2012/05/15 54: AN ELECTROMECHANICAL DOOR LOCKING MECHANISM AND SYSTEM 00: - An electromechanical door locking mechanism 10

for locking a door 6 includes a housing 14; a locking

member 15; a housing locking arrangement 16; an

electrical lock actuator 18 located within the housing

14 and a power supply 20. The housing 14

comprises housing parts comprising a housing box

14.1 and a housing cover 14.2 which are releasably

lockable to one another by the arrangement 16, so

as to prevent access to the actuator 18. The

member 15 is displaceable between a locked

condition for locking the door 6, an unlocked

condition and a housing-unlocking condition for

unlocking the housing parts. The electrical lock

actuator 18 includes a lock motor 30; a lock

actuating mechanism 32; a signal

receiver/transmitter 34; and a lock motor control

system 36. The system 36 controls displacement of

the member 15 between the locked; unlocked and

housing-unlocking conditions, in response to receipt

of a locking signal; an unlocking signal and a

housing-unlocking signal sent from a cellular phone

11 and received by the receiver/transmitter 34.


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21: 2013/02080 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/10/02 51: E03C 71: TAKANO, Masaaki 72: TAKANO, Masaaki 33: JP 31: 2010-203809 32: 2010/09/11 54: FOAMED-WATER GENERATING PLUG 00: - Provided is a foamed-water generating plug which is

capable of generating good-quality foamed water

containing fine, homogeneously distributed air

bubbles. The foamed-water generating plug (100) is

fitted into a water discharge pipe to turn water being

discharged into foamed water. A circulating water-

flow film forming portion (110) includes a gap (111),

through which water flows, and forms a three-

dimensional circulating water-flow film (112) in which

an accelerated water-flow issuing downstream from

the gap (111) is continuous in the circulating

direction. An air cavity (120) is provided at some

midpoint in a water-flow pipe as a place for forming

the circulating water-flow film (112) and sustains an

air-filled condition even when a water-flow of the

circulating water-flow film enters therein. Air which is

blown through an air intake (140) into an enclosed

space, the enclosed space being defined by the

circulating water-flow film (112) formed in the air

cavity (120) and a surrounding wall surface, is mixed

with the circulating water-flow film (112) to thereby

form the foamed water.

21: 2013/02082 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/26 51: B60J, F41H, F42D 71: International Truck Intellectual Property Company, LLC 72: CASSADAY, Nicholas Michael, RUSSELL, Dan 33: US 31: 61/615,679 32: 2012/03/26 54: LOAD TRANSFER DEVICE 00: - A load transfer system and device for use in

connection with structures forming a personnel cabin

for a vehicle, is disclosed. The load transfer system

includes a first surface, a second surface joined in

an overlapping configuration with the first surface at

a plurality of connection points, and, a load transfer

device, wherein a force impacted on the first surface

transfers via the load transfer device away from the

connection points to prevent shearing of the

connection points from the surfaces. The system

and device are particularly useful on military

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impact activities, including shock waves from a mine

blast or impact between two objects, such as a

vehicle crash. These events can subject the

structures forming the vehicles and cabins to large

shear stresses, particularly on the connection points

holding the structures together, which could cause

the connections to fail.

21: 2013/02083 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/30 51: B60J, F41H, F42D 71: Navistar Defense Engineering, LLC 72: MEARS, Jeff, RUSSELL, Dan, BUDD, Walter John, HUGHES, Craig F. 33: US 31: 61/615,688 32: 2012/03/26 54: REMOVABLE BLAST PROTECTION 00: - A detachable blast structure for use as an underbelly

device of a personnel cabin for a vehicle is

disclosed. The blast structure comprises at least

one modular section attachable to the underbody,

and means for attaching and detaching the modular

sections to the underbody. The modular sections

are separately attachable and detachable from

portions of the vehicle as needed, depending on the

situations and environment the vehicle will be

exposed to and the level of protection required.

21: 2013/02084 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/30 51: F41H, F42D 71: Navistar Defense Engineering, LLC 72: MEARS, Jeff, GERST, David M., RASICO, James G., NEWMAN, Craig Alan, HUGHES, Craig F. 33: US 31: 61/615,694 32: 2012/03/26 54: VEHICLE FLOOR 00: - A blast absorption structure and system for use in

absorbing blast forces exerted upon an armored

vehicle is disclosed. The blast absorption structure

includes a first absorption component and a second

absorption component, wherein the first and second

absorption components deform to absorb and slow

the forces prior to reaching an occupant of the cabin.

Deformation of the first and second components

reduces the blast force load transmitted through the

vehicle structure to the occupants’ lower extremities,

thereby avoiding catastrophic injury to the lower

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21: 2013/02112 22: 2011/10/05 43: 2013/09/30 51: C07D 71: TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY LIMITED 72: SAKAUCHI, NOBUKI, YUKAWA, TOMOYA, ISHICHI, YUJI, TSUKAMOTO, TETSUYA, NAKADA, YOSHIHISA, FUJIMORI, IKUO, YAMADA, MASAMI, KAMEI, TAKU, OHBA, YUSUKE 33: JP 31: 2010-227864 32: 2010/10/07 33: JP 31: 2011-175336 32: 2011/08/10 54: 1,4-OXAZEPANE DERIVATIVES 00: - Provided is a compound having a monoamine

reuptake inhibitory activity, which is represented by

the formula (I) wherein ring A is an optionally

substituted 6-membered aromatic ring, ring B is the

substituents on ring A are optionally bonded to form,

together with ring A, an optionally substituted 9- or

10-membered aromatic fused ring, and other

symbols are as defined in the specification, or a salt

thereof.

21: 2013/02126 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/09/30 51: B23K 71: THERMITREX (PTY) LIMITED 72: LLOYD, Charles Alfred Clifton 33: ZA 31: 2012/04193 32: 2012/06/07 54: A METHOD FOR UNITING METALS 00: - This invention discloses a method for uniting metals.

The method comprises subjecting at least two

pieces of solid metal, suitably aligned with one

another in an enclosed mould, to preheating so as to

raise the temperature of the pieces of solid metal;

and subjecting said preheated pieces of metal to

molten thermite metal, resulting from a thermite

reaction, to fill a cavity between and around the

preheated pieces of metal and to raise the

temperature of the preheated pieces of metal to a

point considerably above welding temperature

thereby melting the pieces of metal to form a

substantially homogeneous molten body of metal

within the mould; the method being characterised by

having an insulating step that precedes the

preheating step whereby at least one wall of the

mould is insulated to inhibit heat loss via said wall.


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21: 2013/02127 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/09/30 51: F24J 71: SCHRAMEK, Philipp 72: SCHRAMEK, Philipp, MAASS, Joachim 33: DE 31: 102010034986.0 32: 2010/08/20 54: CENTRAL RECEIVER SOLAR SYSTEM COMPRISING A HELIOSTAT FIELD 00: - The aim of the invention is to build central receiver

solar power plants in which the heliostat fields can

be used more efficiently. To achieve said aim, a

heliostat field consisting of a near field (1636) having

a uniform reflector surface density ? of more than

60% is preferably combined with a far field (1638)

whose reflector surface density ? decreases as the

distance from the receiver increases. The invention

also comprises central receiver solar power plants

which consist exclusively of a near field having a

uniform reflector surface density ? of more than

60%. The high reflector surface density ? in the near

field (1636) and in areas of the far field (1638) is

achieved by the use of heliostats having rectangular

reflectors and a rigid horizontal axle suspension

(FHA) or, alternatively, by heliostats having

rectangular reflectors and a rigid quasipolar axle

suspension (FQA). The heliostat field concentrates

the solar radiation on a receiver (1610) whose target

surface, aperture, thermal absorber or photovoltaic

absorber has a normal vector which is directed

downward to the heliostat field that extends below

the receiver in the directions North, East, South and

West. The receiver (1610) is mounted in a

suspended manner to a support structure that

extends over the heliostat field.

21: 2013/02131 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/10/14 51: C02F 71: Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation 72: FURUYA, Hisatoshi, MASUDA, Nobuyuki, OSAME, Atsushi, KOBAYASHI, Mikio, ASANO, Hideo, OKUMURA, Masao, NAKAMURA, Hidekatsu, KUROSAKA, Ayumi 33: JP 31: 2010-277039 32: 2010/12/13 54: BIOLOGICAL PURIFIER, BIOLOGICAL PURIFICATION SYSTEM, AND BIOLOGICAL PURIFICATION METHOD FOR UNTREATED WASTE WATER 00: - Provided is a biological purification agent, etc., using

unused biomass resources, which enables sufficient

removal, for a long period, of heavy metal ions in

water for treatment containing heavy metal ions and

sulfate ions, and also enables sufficient suppression

of organic substance contamination in treated water.

This purification agent is characterized by containing

grain husks that hold sulfate-reducing bacteria. This

biological purification system comprises: a treatment

container in which the purification agent is stored

and an anaerobic state is maintained; a supply

system for supplying the water for treatment to the

inside of the treatment container; and a discharge

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heavy metal ions were removed by the purification

agent in the treatment container, from the treatment

container. In this biological purification method, the

purification agent is brought into contact with the

water for treatment in an anaerobic state so as to

precipitate the heavy metal ions in a sulfide form,

and the precipitate is removed from the water for

treatment.

21: 2013/02132 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/10/23 51: A44B, F16B 71: VAN HEERDEN, Ricky Mark 72: VAN HEERDEN, Ricky Mark 33: ZA 31: 2012/08653 32: 2012/10/08 54: ADJUSTABLE WALL BRACKET ARRANGEMENT 00: - This invention discloses an adjustable wall bracket

arrangement for selectively adjusting the elevation of

an article suspended therefrom, the adjustable wall

bracket arrangement comprising: a wall mount

member having a wall mount face to be mounted

against a wall and an article receiving face having

engagement means from which an article to be

suspended can depend; and article connecting

means integrally formed with or connectable to the

article and releasably engageable with the article

receiving face via the engagement means so as to

allow the article’s mounting position to be selectively

adjusted to any of a plurality of different positions

relative to the length of the wall mount face.

21: 2013/02133 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/09/30 51: A61F, B65G, B65H 71: Unicharm Corporation 72: ISHIKAWA, Osamu, IIDA, Miwa 33: JP 31: 2010-223041 32: 2010/09/30 54: DISTRIBUTING DEVICE AND DISTRIBUTING METHOD FOR ABSORBENT ARTICLES 00: - This distributing device (1) for absorbent articles is

provided with a main conveyor path (4M), a branch

conveyor path (4B) that branches from the main

conveyor path (4M), a main conveyor path (2M) that

conveys absorbent articles along the main conveyor

path (4M), a diverting mechanism (3) that diverts

absorbent articles in the main conveyor path (4M)

from the main conveyor path (4M) to the branch

conveyor path (4B), and a branch conveyor

mechanism (4B) that conveys the absorbent articles

diverted by the diverting mechanism (3) along the

branch conveyor path (4B). The diverting

mechanism (3) is provided with a diverting part (8A)

for diverting the absorbent articles. The diverting part

(8A) moves without stopping, entering the main

conveyor path (4M) from a standby position outside

the main conveyor path and then, after leaving the


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main conveyor path (4M), returning to the standby

position.

21: 2013/02138 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/10/01 51: F16K, F22B 71: Balcke-Dürr GmbH 72: KLITZING, Birger, TELGEN, Thomas, STOCKFISCH, Bernhard, SEFFRIN, Florian, HOFFMANN, Klaus 33: DE 31: 102012006624.4 32: 2012/03/30 54: THROTTLE DEVICE 00: - The invention relates to a throttle device 1 for

varying the pressure of a fluid in a plurality of parallel

outlets 12. More particularly, the invention relates to

a variable throttle comprising a fluid collector 10

comprising at least an internal chamber, an inlet 11

and a plurality of outlets 12 for the fluid and a control

element 20 that is displaceably mounted in the

internal chamber internal chamber of the fluid

collector 10 and comprises a plurality of orifices 21,

22, the cross-section of which can be varied by a

relative movement of the control element 20 in

relation to the fluid collector 10. The control element

20 is a sleeve 20, wherein the orifices 21, 22 are

disposed in the sleeve 20 such that they correspond

to the outlets 12 of the fluid collector 10, wherein

between the sleeve 20 and the fluid collector 10

seals are provided, such that in a region between of

an outside surface 24 of the sleeve 20 and an inside

surface 13 surrounding the internal chamber of the

fluid collector 10 no fluid communication takes place

between the orifices 21, 22 of the sleeve 20.

21: 2013/02139 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61B 71: Facet-Link Inc. 72: JENSEN, Harm-Iven, LINK, Helmut D. 33: EP 31: 10011155.8 32: 2010/09/28 54: BILATERAL LAMINA IMPLANT 00: - The invention relates to a reinforcing implant for the

lamina (93) of a vertebra, comprising a transverse

carrier and an anchoring device for each of the right

side and the left side of the lamina of the vertebra.

An expansion element (1) comprising a guiding

device (2) and jaw elements (4, 4') is provided, said

jaw elements being mounted along the guiding

device in a longitudinally movable manner. Bearing

surfaces (43) for the lamina are embodied on outer

sides of the jaw elements (4, 4') facing away from

each other, and a return stop is provided for the jaw

elements. At least one of the jaw elements is

provided with an alignment device for the variable

orientation of its bearing surface (43) in relation to

the guiding device (2). In this way, a secure

anchoring of the reinforcing implant in the cut

sections created during the laminectomy can be

obtained, with precise adaptation of the reinforcing

implant to the actual anatomical conditions following

the laminectomy and with elastic expansion of the

vertebral arch in order to increase the fixing

reliability.


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21: 2013/02145 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/10/01 51: A01N 71: SHAH, Deepak Pranjivandas 72: SHAH, Deepak Pranjivandas 33: IN 31: 753/MUM/2012 32: 2012/03/21 54: A PESTICIDAL COMPOSITION CONTAINING LAMBDA CYHALOTHRIN AND DIAFENTHIURON 00: - The present invention relates to a composition comprising an effective amount of lambda cyhalothrin in the range of 0.5% to 12%; an effective amount of diafenthiuron in the range of 15% to 70% wherein the ratio of lambda cyhalothrin to diafenthiuron is in the range of 1:4 to 1:35; and at least one agrochemical excipient.

21: 2013/02178 22: 2013/03/22 43: 2013/09/30 51: C02F 71: Vale S.A. 72: DONG, Jie, XU, Manqui, SCHOLEY, Kenneth Erwin 33: US 31: 61/382,101 32: 2010/09/13 54: A METHOD FOR THE REMOVAL OF ORGANIC CHEMICALS AND ORGANOMETALLIC

COMPLEXES FROM PROCESS WATER OR OTHER STREAMS OF A MINERAL PROCESSING PLANT USING ZEOLITE 00: - The present invention refers to a method to remove

organic chemicals and organometallic complexes

(organic heavy metal complexes) using zeolite from

process water or tailings streams of a mineral

processing plant where diethylenetriamine (DETA)

or triethylenetetramine (TETA) is used as a flotation

reagent and DETA-metal complexes are found in

process water or tailings streams. In a preferred

embodiment, the process water or slurry tailings

streams of a mineral processing plant containing

DETA, DETA-metal complexes and residual heavy

metals are contacted with natural zeolite. This can

be carried out by adding the natural zeolite to the

process streams (slurries) while mixing with a

mechanical mixer to efficiently adsorb DETA, DETA-

metal complexes and heavy metals from the process

streams (slurries) on the zeolite. The loaded zeolite

is then discarded with the flotation tailings.

21: 2013/02179 22: 2013/03/22 43: 2013/09/30 51: H02P 71: Siemens Industry, Inc. 72: MAZUMDAR, Joy 33: US 31: 12/897,163 32: 2010/10/04 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR FAST DISCHARGE OF A RING MOTOR FIELD 00: - High-power synchronous motors are commonly used

in mining operations, for example, in gearless

draglines, gearless conveyor drives, and gearless

mill drives. Substantial electromagnetic energy is

stored in the inductive field windings. In the event of

a system fault, such as a short in the direct current

power source exciting the field windings, the


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electromagnetic energy needs to be discharged from

the field windings. This electromagnetic energy is

typically dissipated as waste heat through a resistor.

Disclosed is a field discharge system in which the

electromagnetic energy is captured and stored as

electrical energy in a capacitor. If an ultracapacitor

bank is used for storage, the charged ultracapacitor

bank can be used as a backup or auxiliary power

source for mining operations. The discharge time is

sufficiently small that high speed circuit breakers are

not needed to disconnect stator windings from the

alternating current power source when a fault

occurs.

21: 2013/02180 22: 2013/03/22 43: 2013/09/30 51: G06K, G07B 71: Thales 72: BIGOT, Jean-Marc 33: FR 31: 1003794 32: 2010/09/24 54: SYSTEM FOR PLACING A READER IN COMMUNICATION WITH A CONTACTLESS MEDIUM AND ASSOCIATED ASSEMBLY 00: - This system (110) is adapted for placing at least one

contactless medium reader (17) in communication

with at least one contactless medium (19) designed

to be read by theor each reader (17). For this

purpose, the system for placing in communication

(110) comprises: at least one upstream magnetic

coupling device (130, 130a, 130b) for generating an

electric current induced under the effect of a

magnetic field at the level of the upstream magnetic

coupling device (130, 130a, 130b); at least one

downstream magnetic coupling device (132, 132a)

for generating a magnetic field under the effect of an

electric current flowing in the downstream magnetic

coupling device (132, 132a); and means of electrical

connection (134, 138) for electrically connecting the

or each upstream magnetic coupling device (130,

130a, 130b) to the or each downstream magnetic

coupling device (132, 132a).

21: 2013/02211 22: 2013/03/25 43: 2013/09/26 51: H04L, H04W 71: BALEFYRE (PTY) LTD. 72: MICIC, Valentin 33: ZA 31: 2012/02349 32: 2012/03/30 54: A METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR USSD EMULATION 00: -


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A method (500) of USSD emulation, the method

(500) including receiving (502) from a mobile device

(400), via a packet-switched telecommunications

network (110), an initiation message encapsulating a

USSD request and generating and sending (504) a

handshake request message to the mobile device

(400). The method (500) further includes receiving

(506) from the mobile device (400) a handshake

confirmation message indicative of a unique

subscriber identifier (USID) associated with the

mobile device (400) and generating and sending

(508), via a telecommunications signalling network

(120), a mapping dial request message including the

USID and the USSD request to a USSD gateway

(130), thereby to initiate a USSD emulation session.

21: 2013/02212 22: 2013/03/25 43: 2013/10/01 51: B01D, G05D 71: Outotec Oyj 72: URZÚA, Jaime 33: FI 31: 20105892 32: 2010/08/26 54: A MIXER-SETTLER, AN ARRANGEMENT COMPRISING AT LEAST TWO MIXER-SETTLERS AND A METHOD FOR MEASURING AND CONTROLLING THE VOLUMETRIC O/A RATIO AND PHASE DISENGAGEMENT TIME OF ORGANIC AND AQUEOUS PHASES IN A DISPERSION

00: - The present invention concerns a mixer-settler, an

arrangement comprising a train of at least two mixer-

settlers and a method for measuring and controlling

volumetric O/A ratio and phase disengagement time

of organic and aqueous phases in a dispersion. A

continuous flow of dispersion is led via an inlet

channel (6) from the uptake channel (4) though a

measurement chamber (5) to an outlet channel (9)

which leads the flow to the pump-mixer unit (1). At

predetermined time intervals the continuous flow of

dispersion is interrupted by closing the inlet and

outlet valves (12, 13) to retain a sample of

dispersion in the measurement chamber (5) for the

measurement of the O/A ratio and phase

disengagement time.

21: 2013/02215 22: 2013/03/25 43: 2013/09/26 51: A61K, C07K 71: Agensys, Inc., Seattle Genetics, Inc. 72: SATPAEV, Daulet, MORRISON, Robert Kendall, MORRISON, Karen Jane Meyrick, GUDAS, Jean, JAKOBOVITS, Aya, TORGOV, Michael, AN, Zili 33: US 31: 61/387,933 32: 2010/09/29 54: ANTIBODY DRUG CONJUGATES (ADC) THAT BIND TO 191P4D12 PROTEINS 00: - Antibody drug conjugates (ADC's) that bind to 191P4D12 protein and variants thereof are described herein. 191P4D12 exhibits tissue specific


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expression in normal adult tissue, and is aberrantly expressed in the cancers listed in Table I. Consequently, the ADC's of the invention provide a therapeutic composition for the treatment of cancer.

21: 2013/02216 22: 2013/03/25 43: 2013/10/01 51: B65D 71: Band-It-IDEX, Inc. 72: SHAFER, Grant, STIEFVATER, Stevan 33: US 31: 61/382,833 32: 2010/09/14 33: US 31: 61/382,830 32: 2010/09/14 54: BAND CLAMP GUARD 00: - A system for protecting tubes in a heat recovery

system is provided. Such tubes are often protected

by shielding that is attached thereto the tubes by a

plurality of band clamps. Each band clamp is

associated with a guard that protects the same from

the hot gases traveling through the field of tubes. In

addition, an automated tool is provided for

tensioning the bands about the shields. The

automated tool allows the band clamps to be

properly interconnected to the shields in a preferred

manner.

21: 2013/02217 22: 2013/03/25 43: 2013/09/30 51: A61B 71: Facet-Link Inc. 72: JENSEN, Harm-Iven, LINK, Helmut D. 33: EP 31: 10011329.9 32: 2010/09/28 54: LAMINA IMPLANT SET

00: - The invention relates to an implant set for

introducing into the lamina (93) of a vertebra (9),

comprising a plurality of reinforcing implants (1),

each one having a base body (2) with bearing

surfaces (22, 23) for placing on the vertebra (9), and

a securing device (7). According to the invention, the

base body has a front surface (20), a rear surface

(21) and lateral and medial side surfaces (22, 23),

the medial side surface (23) being staggered

towards the rear in relation to the lateral side surface

(22), and the side surfaces (22, 23) being designed

to rest on cut sections (94, 95) of the lamina (93). A

rearwardly protruding arm (4) comprising a lateral

bearing surface (43) for placing on a spinal

projection (92) of the vertebra (9) is arranged on the

rear surface (21). In this way, the resection opening

can be closed easily and safely.

21: 2013/02249 22: 2013/03/26 43: 2013/10/14 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: CADILA HEALTHCARE LIMITED 72: ZAWARE, Pandurang, PINGALI, Harikishore 33: India 31: 2803/MUM/2010 32: 2010/10/08 54: NOVEL GPR 119 AGONISTS 00: - The present invention relates to novel GPR 119

agonists of the general formula (I), their tautomeric

forms, their stereoisomers, their pharmaceutically

acceptable salts, pharmaceutical compositions

containing them, methods for their preparation, use


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of these compounds in medicine and the

intermediates involved in their preparation.

21: 2013/02267 22: 2013/03/26 43: 2013/09/27 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Merck Patent GmbH 72: BURGDORF, Lars, SCHULTZ, Melanie, DEUTSCH, Carl, COMAS, Horacio, SWINNEN, Dominique, POMEL, Vincent, GAILLARD, Pascale, HODOUS, Brian 33: EP 31: 10008927.5 32: 2010/08/27 54: TRIAZOLOPYRAZINE DERIVATIVES 00: - Compounds of the formula I in which R1 and R2

have the meanings indicated in Claim 1, are

inhibitors of Syk, and can be employed, inter alia, for

the treatment rheumatoid arthritis.

21: 2013/02268 22: 2013/03/26 43: 2013/09/27 51: A61K, C07D 71: Merck Patent GmbH 72: BURGDORF, Lars, SCHULTZ, Melanie, HOFMANN, Tatjana, HODOUS, Brian, POTNICK, Justin, SUTTON, Amanda E., HUCK, Bayard R. 33: EP 31: 10008928.3 32: 2010/08/27 54: FUROPYRIDINE DERIVATIVES 00: - Compounds of the formula (I) in which R1 denotes

Ar1 or Het1, R2 denotes Ar2, Het2, NH(CH2)nAr2,

O(CH2)nAr2 or NH(CH2)nHet2, are inhibitors of Syk,

and can be employed, inter alia, for the treatment of

rheumatoid arthritis and/or systemic lupus.

21: 2013/02270 22: 2013/03/26 43: 2013/10/01 51: F01K, F22B, F22G 71: Siemens Aktiengesellschaft 72: EFFERT, Martin, THOMAS, Frank 33: DE 31: 102010041964.8 32: 2010/10/05 54: METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A SHORT-TERM INCREASE IN POWER OF A STEAM TURBINE 00: - The invention relates to a method for controlling a

short-term increase in power in a steam turbine by

means of a fossil-fired steam generator (1) which is

mounted upstream. Said generator (1) comprises a

plurality of economiser, evaporator and overheating

heating surfaces (4) which form a flow path (2) and

are traversed by a flow medium (M). According to

the invention, in a pressure step, a flow medium (M)

deviates from the flow path (2) and is injected into

the flow path, on the flow medium side, upstream of

an overheating surface (4) of the respective

pressure step and a first characteristic value for the

difference between the outlet temperature of the last

overheating surface of the respective pressure step,

on the flow medium side, and a predetermined

desired temperature value is used as the control

variable for the amount of the injected flow medium.


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21: 2013/02289 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/10/01 51: G01D, G01F 71: AREVA GMBH 72: REYMANN, Markus 33: DE 31: 10 2010 050765.2 32: 2010/11/10 54: POSITION MEASURING SYSTEM AND ASSOCIATED MEASURING METHOD FOR DETECTING AN INDICATED POSITION OF A LINEARLY MOVABLE GUIDE ELEMENT 00: - The invention relates to a position measuring system

(1) for detecting an extremal position (Xmin, Xmax)

of a guide rod (3) which extends along a path (x) that

is rectilinear relative to the guide system (2) and can

be moved along the rectilinear path (x), wherein said

system operates particularly reliably, and requires a

minimum of electrical lines. The position measuring

system (1) is equipped with a plurality of sensor

elements (5) and at least one magnetic element (7),

wherein the magnetic element (7) is designed to

form a magnetic field (H), the magnetic element (7)

is connected to the guide rod (3), the or each sensor

element (5) is designed to detect a magnetic field

(H) within a detection region, the field strength of

said magnetic field being greater at the location of

the sensor element (5) than a predefined threshold

value, and at least one sensor element (5) is

connected to the guide system (2) and is arranged in

an environment (Ux) of the path (x). The invention

further relates to a corresponding measuring

method.

21: 2013/02308 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/10/02 51: A63B 71: MORAIS, George 72: MORAIS, George 33: ZA 31: 2010/06550 32: 2010/09/13 54: WASHING MACHINE 00: - A washing machine for cleaning golf clubs, the

washing machine including a housing having at least

one washing chamber; receiving means adapted to

receive and accommodate at least one golf club so

that at least a portion of the at least one golf club

required to be washed is offered up for washing; and

a water jet system associated with the washing

chamber and operable to direct water under

pressure over the said portion of the at least one golf

club.


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21: 2013/02309 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/10/02 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Merck Patent GmbH 72: FUCHSS, Thomas, MEDERSKI, Werner, ZENKE, Frank 33: DE 31: 102010035744.8 32: 2010/08/28 54: IMIDAZO[4,5-C]QUINOLINES AS DNA-PK INHIBITORS 00: - The invention relates to compounds of the formulae

(I) and (II) in which R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R8, X and m

are each as defined in the claims, and/or the

physiologically acceptable salts, tautomers and

stereoisomers thereof, including the mixtures thereof

in all ratios. The compounds of the formula (I) can be

used for inhibition of serine/threonine protein kinases

and for sensitization of cancer cells to anticancer

drugs and/or ionizing radiation. The invention also

provides for the use of the compounds of the formula

(I) in the prophylaxis, treatment or monitoring the

course of cancer, tumors, metastases or

angiogenetic disorders, in combination with

radiotherapy and/or an anticancer drug. The

invention further relates to a process for preparing

the compounds of the formula (I) by reacting

compounds of the formula (II) and optionally

converting a base or acid of the compounds of the

formula (I) to one of the salts thereof.

21: 2013/02311 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/10/02 51: B23K, C22C 71: Scoperta, Inc. 72: CHENEY, Justin Lee, MADOK, John Hamilton 33: US 31: 12/885,276 32: 2010/09/17 54: COMPOSITION FOR WELD OVERLAY AS WELL AS A METHOD OF WELDING FORMING THE OVERLAY COMPOSITION. 00: - Disclosed herein are iron-based alloys having a

microstructure comprising a fine grained ferritic

matrix and having a 60+ Rockwell C surface,

wherein the ferritic matrix comprises <10µm Nb and

W carbide precipitates. Also disclosed are methods

of welding comprising forming a crack free

hardbanding weld overlay coating with such an iron-

based alloy.

21: 2013/02312 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/09/30 51: B41J 71: Hewlett Packard Development Company, L.P. 72: HARVEY, David C., GONZALES, Curt, STATHEM, Ralph, OLSEN, David, WELTER, Dave 54: FLUID CARTRIDGE 00: - Fluid cartridge (3), including interfaces, arranged to

be guided a straight line for connecting the

interfaces.


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21: 2013/02313 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/10/01 51: C12P 71: Cellulose Sciences International, Inc. 72: ATALLA, Rajai H. 33: US 31: 61/382,604 32: 2010/09/14 54: NANO-DEAGGREGATED CELLULOSE 00: - Disclosed are methods and systems for treating cellulose to make it more accessible for enzymatic or chemical modification. The invention includes treating cellulose with an alkali in an alcohol/water co-solvent system. The treatment decrystallizes or deaggregates the cellulosic material. The methods and systems increase the efficiency of enzymatic or chemical modifications of cellulose for use as biofuels or cellulose derivatives.

21: 2013/02316 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/09/30 51: B65G 71: FlexLink Components AB 72: EK, Anders 33: SE 31: 1050994-1 32: 2010/09/24 54: CARRIER PUCK AND CONVEYOR SYSTEM 00: - Carrier puck (1) for a conveyer system, comprising a

non-circular lower body (2), an upper body (3) and

an intermediate circular portion (4) connecting the

lower body with the upper body, where the rear

section (8) of the lower body (2) comprises a

concave shape. The advantage of the invention is

that such a puck can be used in a conveyor system

adapted for circular pucks.

21: 2013/02318 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/09/30 51: F16J 71: Federal-Mogul Corporation 72: GRECA, Gerald A., TOTH, David M. 33: US 31: 12/886,099 32: 2010/09/20 54: DYNAMIC RADIAL SHAFT SEAL ASSEMBLY WITH COMBINATION DUST EXCLUSION THRUST PAD 00: - A dynamic radial shaft seal assembly (10) includes

an inner wear sleeve (16) having a cylindrical inner

wall (18) with a bore sized for receipt about a shaft

and an outer running surface (24). The inner wear

sleeve (16) has a flange (26) extending radially

outwardly from the running surface (24). The

assembly further includes an outer case (28) having

cylindrical outer wall (30) configured for receipt in a

housing and a rim (36) extending radially inwardly

from the outer wall (30). An elastomeric body (38) is

attached to the rim (36) The elastomeric body (38)

includes a main seal lip (40) configured to engage

the outer running surface (24) of the inner wear

sleeve (16) and a plurality of thrust pads (42)

extending axially from the rim (36) for engagement

with the flange (26). The thrust pads (42) are spaced

circumferentially from one another by gaps (44). The

elastomeric body (38) further includes a first dust

exclusion lip (46) extending axially from the rim (36)


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and bridging the gaps (44) between the thrust pads

(42).

21: 2013/02319 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/09/30 51: B29C, B65D 71: Superfos A/S 72: FREDERIKSEN, Lars Skjold 33: DK 31: PA201070419 32: 2010/09/30 54: PLASTIC LID WITH INTEGRALLY CONNECTED FILM AND CONTAINER COMPRISING SAID LID 00: - The invention concerns an injection moulded

packaging (1) comprising a plastic material container

(2), such as a polypropylene container, and a lid (3),

said lid (3) comprising a first portion (10) in the form

of a plastic material film and an injection moulded

plastic material second portion (20), said second

portion (20) being adapted to be heat sealed to a rim

(6) of said container (2) by heating the plastic

material (30) of said second portion (20) in a

peripheral edge region (4) of said lid (3) to a heat

sealing temperature T, said first (10) and second

(20) portions being integrally connected, such as

through an IML-process, said first portion (10)

defining an upper surface (11) of said lid (3) facing

away from said container (2). The first portion (10)

covers said second portion (20) at least along said

peripheral edge region (4), said first portion (10)

including along said peripheral edge region (4) a

layer (12) of a plastic material which is dimensionally

stable at said heat sealing temperature T.

21: 2013/02343 22: 2013/03/28 43: 2013/10/01 51: B32B, C08K, C09D, H01L 71: Saint-Gobain Glass France 72: DÖCH, Matthias, STETTER, Walter 33: EP 31: 10187214.1 32: 2010/10/12 54: THIN LAYERED SOLAR MODULE HAVING A COMPOSITE WAFER STRUCTURE 00: - The invention relates to a thin layered solar module

(1) having a plurality of serially connected thin layer

solar cells (11) for producing photovoltaic energy.

Said module comprises two substrates (2, 10) which

are interconnected by an adhesive layer (9). Each

solar cell has a layer structure arranged between the

two substrates, comprising a first electrode layer (5),

a second electrode layer (8) and a semi-conductor

layer (6) which is arranged between both electrode

layers. Said semi-conductor layer forms an pn-

junction and is doped with a doping material.

Essentially, the adhesive layer comprises a certain

amount of doping material such that the doping

material from the semi-conductor layer is prevented

from diffusing into the adhesive layer.


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21: 2013/02344 22: 2013/03/28 43: 2013/10/02 51: H01L 71: Saint-Gobain Glass France 72: DÖCH, Matthias, DEGEN, Christoph, GASS, Robert, HAPP, Thomas, KARG, Franz, LESMEISTER, Lothar, PHILIPP, Jan Boris, RATEICZAK, Mitja, VAN DER BURGT, Jaap, SCHLARB, Andreas, REUL, Bernhard 33: EP 31: 10188687.7 32: 2010/10/25 54: SOLAR MODULE HAVING A CONNECTING ELEMENT 00: - The invention relates to a solar module having a

connecting element, comprising: a) a substrate (1), a

back electrode layer (3), a photovoltaically active

absorber layer (4), and a cover pane (2) disposed

one over the other, wherein the photovoltaically

active absorber layer (4) is partially electrically

conductively connected to the back electrode layer

(3) and comprises a front electrode layer (22) on the

side facing away from the back electrode layer (3),

and the front side (III) of the substrate (1) is

connected laminarly to the back side (II) of the cover

pane (2) by means of at least one intermediate layer

(5), b) at least one prefabricated conductive film (6)

comprising at least one electrically conductive layer

(6.1) and one electrically insulative layer (6.2), and

electrically conductively connected to the back

electrode layer (3) and/or the front electrode layer

(22), and comprising a connection point (7) for

making electrical contact, and c) at least one

connection housing (8) comprising at least one

electrical conductor connection (10) between a

contact element (9) and the connecting point (7) of

the conductive film, wherein the conductive film (6) is

disposed about the side edge (12) of the substrate

(1), and the conductive film (6) and the connection

housing (8) are mounted on the back side (IV) of the

substrate (1), or the conductive film (6) is disposed

about the side edge (13) of the cover pane (2) and

the conductive film (6) and the connection housing

(8) are mounted on the front side (I) of the cover

pane (2).

21: 2013/02345 22: 2013/03/28 43: 2013/10/01 51: A61K 71: Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. 72: COLLER, Beth-Ann Griswold, PAI, Vidya B., PARKS, D. Elliot, YELMENE, Michele, BETT, Andrew J., MARTYAK, Timothy 33: US 31: 61/408,310 32: 2010/10/29 54: RECOMBINANT SUBUNIT DENGUE VIRUS VACCINE 00: - The present invention provides dengue virus vaccines and immunogenic compositions for administration to human subjects. The vaccine compositions of the present invention comprise recombinantly produced monomeric and/or dimeric forms of truncated dengue virus envelope glycoprotein that, when formulated together with an


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adjuvant and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, induce balanced tetravalent immune responses. In preferred embodiments of the compositions described herein, the DEN4 protein component is a dimeric form of DEN4. The compositions are designed to be acceptable for use in the general population, including immunosuppressed, immunocompromised, and immunosenescent individuals. Also provided herein are methods of inducing a protective immune response in a human patient population by administering the compositions described herein to the patients.

21: 2013/02346 22: 2013/03/28 43: 2013/10/01 51: B24D, E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: LYONS, Nicholas J., SCOTT, Danny E. 33: US 31: 61/388,981 32: 2010/10/01 54: CUTTING ELEMENTS, EARTH-BORING TOOLS INCORPORATING SUCH CUTTING ELEMENTS, AND METHODS OF FORMING SUCH CUTTING ELEMENTS 00: - Cutting elements include a substrate, a thermally

stable polycrystalline table comprising a superhard

material secured to the substrate, and a layer of

metal interposed between, and attaching the

substrate and the thermally stable polycrystalline

table. Methods of forming a cutting element include

providing a thermally stable polycrystalline table in a

mold, providing a layer of metal on the thermally

stable polycrystalline table, distributing a mixture of

particles comprising a plurality of hard particles and

a plurality of particles comprising a matrix material

on the layer of metal, and heating the mold while

applying pressure to the mixture of particles to cause

the mixture of particles to coalesce and form a

substrate and at least partially melt the layer of metal

to flow and wet the thermally stable polycrystalline

table and the substrate to form an attachment

therebetween.

21: 2013/02349 22: 2013/03/28 43: 2013/10/02 51: E21B 71: Varel International, Ind., L.P. 72: BOUAPHANH, Inpeng 33: US 31: 12/896,406 32: 2010/10/01 54: WEAR RESISTANT MATERIAL AT THE SHIRTTAIL EDGE AND LEADING EDGE OF A ROTARY CONE DRILL BIT 00: - A rotary cone drill bit includes: a body, a leg

depending from the body, and a bearing shaft

extending from the leg. The leg includes a surface

edge that is subject to wear during operation of the

bit and/or a leading edge (at an outer surface or

shoulder surface, for example) that is subject to

wear during operation of the bit. A cone may be

mounted to the bearing shaft. A bottom surface of a

hard material plate having an edge is positioned with

a conforming surface of the leg in a location where

the edge of the hard material plate defines at least a

portion of the surface edge of the leg and/or at least

a portion of the leading edge of the leg. Positioning

of the surfaces is made using a flowable material

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21: 2013/02350 22: 2013/03/28 43: 2013/09/30 51: E21B 71: Varel International, Ind., L.P. 72: BOUAPHANH, Inpeng 33: US 31: 12/896,484 32: 2010/10/01 54: WEAR RESISTANT MATERIAL FOR THE SHIRTTAIL OUTER SURFACE OF A ROTARY CONE DRILL BIT 00: - A rotary cone drill bit includes: a body, a leg

depending from the body, and a bearing shaft

extending from the leg. A cone may be mounted to

the bearing shaft. The leg includes a surface location

that is subject to wear during operation of the bit. A

bottom surface of a hard material plate is positioned

with a substantially conforming surface of the leg at

the location subject to wear. Positioning with the

conforming surfaces is made using a flowable

material such as a brazing material.

21: 2013/02364 22: 2013/04/02 43: 2013/10/04 51: A61M 71: SANOFI-AVENTIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH 72: KEMP, Thomas, Mark, EKMAN, Matthew 33: EP 31: 10186999.8 32: 2010/10/08 33: EP 31: 11151210.9 32: 2011/01/18 54: AUTO-INJECTOR 00: - The invention refers to an auto-injector (1) for

administering a medicament (M) and to a method for

operating it, the auto-injector (1) comprising: a

tubular chassis (2) and a carrier subassembly,

comprising a tubular carrier (7) slidably arranged in

the chassis (2). The carrier (7) contains a syringe

(3), a drive spring (8) and a plunger (9) for

forwarding load of the drive spring (8) to a stopper

(6) arranged in the syringe (3). The syringe (3) is

locked for joint axial translation with the carrier (7). A

control spring (19) is connectable to the carrier (7)

by first interlock means (20, 23, 24) for needle

insertion, wherein the whole carrier subassembly is

advanced. Second interlock means (11, 13, 15) are

arranged for releasing the drive spring (8) when the


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carrier (7) has at least almost reached an injection

depth thus delivering the medicament (M). The first

interlock means (20, 23, 24) are arranged for

decoupling the control spring (8) from the carrier (7)

and coupling it to the chassis (2) for advancing it

over the needle (4) into a needle safe position.

21: 2013/02365 22: 2013/04/02 43: 2013/10/04 51: E21D, F16G 71: FCI HOLDINGS DELAWARE, INC. 72: ARNOT, Jeremy, Ross, SARGOOD, Kenneth 33: AU 31: 2012901303 32: 2012/04/02 54: MANUFACTURE OF CABLE BOLTS 00: - A cable bolt comprising a plurality of flexible steel

filaments formed around a central member, the

cable bolt having spaced bulbous portions along the

length of the bolt each bulbous portion defining a

cavity containing a segmented ring that surrounds

the central member to engage the filaments of the

bulbous portion.

21: 2013/02369 22: 2013/04/02 43: 2013/10/04 51: B01J, C10G 71: SASOL TECHNOLOGY PROPRIETARY LIMITED 72: NEL, Hermanus Gerhardus 33: ZA 31: 2010/07687 32: 2010/10/27 33: US 31: 61/407,067 32: 2010/10/27 54: THE OPERATION OF PROCESSES WHICH EMPLOY A CATALYST THAT DEACTIVATES OVER TIME

00: - A method of operating a process for catalytically

converting one or more reactants to one or more

products using a fluid bed reactor containing a

catalyst which deactivates over time includes, during

a catalyst campaign, in a step A, gradually

increasing an operating temperature of the reactor to

counteract the negative effect of catalyst

deactivation on a conversion rate of the one or more

reactants. The operating temperature is not allowed

to exceed a selected maximum operating

temperature. Thereafter, in a step B, catalyst is

added which has the tendency to increase the

conversion rate of the one or more reactants into the

reactor, and the operating temperature of the reactor

is reduced to counteract to at least some extent the

effect of the added catalyst on the conversion rate of

the one or more reactants. The operating

temperature remains above a selected minimum

operating temperature during step B. Steps A and B

are repeated until the end of the catalyst campaign

or until the end of a production run.

21: 2013/02372 22: 2013/04/02 43: 2013/10/08 51: A61K, A61P 71: AbbVie Inc. 72: CATRON, Nathaniel D., LINDLEY, David J., MILLER, Jonathan, SCHMITT, Eric A., TONG, Ping 33: US 31: 61/408,517 32: 2010/10/29 54: SOLID DISPERSIONS CONTAINING AN APOPTOSIS-INDUCING AGENT 00: - A pro-apoptotic solid dispersion comprises, in essentially non-crystalline form, a Bcl-2 family protein inhibitory compound of Formula I as defined herein, dispersed in a solid matrix that comprises (a) a pharmaceutically acceptable water-soluble polymeric carrier and (b) a pharmaceutically acceptable surfactant. A process for preparing such a solid dispersion comprises dissolving the compound, the polymeric carrier and the surfactant


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in a suitable solvent, and removing the solvent to provide a solid matrix comprising the polymeric carrier and the surfactant and having the compound dispersed in essentially non-crystalline form therein. The solid dispersion is suitable for oral administration to a subject in need thereof for treatment of a disease characterized by overexpression of one or more anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family proteins, for example cancer.

21: 2013/02376 22: 2013/04/02 43: 2013/10/07 51: B01D 71: Linde Aktiengesellschaft 72: GRAHL, Matthias 33: DE 31: 102010048774.0 32: 2010/10/16 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR VACUUM PRESSURE SWING ADSORPTION WITH TEMPORARY STORAGE 00: - The invention relates to a method and a device for

the adsorptive decomposition of a gas mixture by

means of a vacuum pressure swing adsorption

process. The gas mixture to be decomposed is

condensed to the adsorption pressure by means of

at least one condenser prior to being fed into the

vacuum pressure swing adsorption process, and the

regeneration of the adsorber(s) is carried out by

means of at least one vacuum pump. According to

the invention, the condensed gas mixture (1, 5, 6) is

at least periodically and/or at least partially

temporarily stored (S1) and/or fed to a consumer at

those times when no gas mixture is being fed to the

vacuum pressure swing adsorption process; and/or

the vacuum pump or at least one of the vacuum

pumps (P) that is not required for the regeneration is

used at least occasionally for another application at

those times when no regeneration of the adsorber or

an adsorber (A, A') is being carried out by means of

the vacuum pump or at least one of the vacuum

pumps (V).

21: 2013/02377 22: 2013/04/02 43: 2013/10/08 51: C22B, C25C 71: Outotec Oyj 72: SALMINEN, Justin, RIIHIMÄKI, Teppo, RUONALA, Mikko 33: FI 31: 20100345 32: 2010/10/12 54: METHOD FOR TREATING A SOLUTION CONTAINING ZINC SULPHATE 00: - The invention relates to a method for treating a solution containing zinc sulphate, so that at least one of the rare metals such as indium, gallium and germanium can be separated from it. A portion of the metals to be separated can be precipitated from zinc sulphate solution by neutralizing the acidic solution and at least a portion is cemented by means of metal powder. The solid precipitates that are formed can be combined and treated subsequently in some suitable way to leach out the desired metals.

21: 2013/02378 22: 2013/04/02 43: 2013/10/08 51: B65D 71: Closure Systems International, Inc. 72: SADIQ, Sohail, EDIE, John, GEVERS, David E., MOLL, William 33: US 31: 61/393,438 32: 2010/10/15 54: IMPROVED TAMPER-EVIDENT CLOSURE AND PACKAGE 00: - A tamper-indicating plastic closure, and tamper-

evident package are disclosed, wherein the closure

includes a pilfer band having a substantially

continuous tamper-ring. The tamper-ring extends

generally angularly upwardly and inwardly of the

closure in a tamper-indicating orientation of the

tamper-ring for engagement with a relatively

enlarged annular locking ring of the associated

container. Notably, the tamper-ring includes a

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which preferably comprise relatively thick regions or

shoulders, which desirably act to limit lateral

movement of the pilfer band with respect to the

container by engagement of at least one shoulder

with the associated container generally beneath the

container locking ring.

21: 2013/02379 22: 2013/04/02 43: 2013/10/15 51: B65D 71: Closure Systems International, Inc. 72: SADIQ, Sohail, EDIE, John, GEVERS, David E., MOLL, William, BASHYAM, Navaneeth, BHATT, Pranav, TARTOCK, Russell Lewis 33: US 31: 61/393,438 32: 2010/10/15 54: PLASTIC CLOSURE WITH ENHANCED PERFORMANCE 00: - A plastic closure embodying the principles of the

present invention comprises a closure cap having a

top wall portion, and an annular skirt portion

depending from the top wall portion. The skirt portion

includes an internal thread formation for threaded

engagement with the external thread formation of an

associated container. In order to facilitate high-

speed application, and minimize the use of

polymeric material, the closure is configured to

exhibit a variation in retention force which decreases

in a direction away from the top wall portion of the

closure cap.

21: 2013/02392 22: 2013/04/03 43: 2013/10/04 51: A61B 71: SMITH & NEPHEW, INC. 72: SORENSEN, Peter, Klindt, KOSKI, Matthew, Edwin, ELLIS, Daniel, B., SULLIVAN, James, Joseph, TORRIE, Paul, Alexander 33: US 31: 61/390,239 32: 2010/10/06 54: A SYSTEM FOR USE IN TISSUE REPAIR 00: - The present disclosure relates to a system for use in

tissue repair. The system includes a cannulated

guide, an obturator configured for insertion through

the guide, a drill configured for insertion through the

guide, and an anchor delivery tool configured for

insertion through the guide.

21: 2013/02393 22: 2013/04/03 43: 2013/10/04 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: NOVARTIS AG 72: GIRGIS, Michael, J., SUTTON, Paul, Allen, PRASHAD, Mahavir, VILLHAUER, Edwin, Bernard, LIANG, Jessica 33: US 31: 61/390,888 32: 2010/10/07 54: NEW CRYSTALLINE FORMS OF THE SODIUM SALT OF (4- {4- [5- ( 6 - TRIFLUOROMETHYL - PYRIDIN- 3 - YLAMINO ) - PYRIDIN- 2 -YL] -PHENYL} - CYCLOHEXYL) -ACETIC ACID 00: -


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The present invention relates to novel crystalline forms of (4-{4-[5-(6-Trifluoromethyl-pyridin-3-ylamino)-pyridin-2-yl]-phenyl}-cyclohexyl)-acetic acid, sodium and their use in the treatment or prevention of a condition or a disorder associated with DGAT1 activity in animals, particularly humans. It also relates processes for making such novel crystalline forms.

21: 2013/02394 22: 2013/04/03 43: 2013/10/07 51: B02C, D21D 71: ANDRITZ INC. 72: GINGRAS, Luc 33: US 31: 61/623,784 32: 2012/04/13 33: US 31: 13/849,267 32: 2013/03/22 54: REVERSIBLE LOW ENERGY REFINER PLATES 00: - A system for refining lignocellulosic material

including a first stator plate segment refining zone,

and a first rotor place a segment refining zone, each

of which has grooves. The rotor plate groove width is

larger than the stator plate groove width in the inner

part of the refining zone. But substantially similar in

the outer part of the refining zone.

21: 2013/02398 22: 2013/04/03 43: 2013/10/07 51: A23L 71: Kraft Foods Global Brands LLC 72: COUTTENYE, Richard Augusto, JANULIS, Theodore 33: US 31: 61/394,277 32: 2010/10/18 54: SOFT-BAKED FOODSTUFFS AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME 00: - A baked foodstuff comprises a generally planar

bottom surface, a peripheral sidewall forming a

bottom peripheral edge with the planar bottom

surface, and a top surface forming a top outer

peripheral edge with the side-wall. The top surface

and the sidewall are unconstrained during baking

and the foodstuff is dough-based and has a post-

baked moisture content of at least 4%.

21: 2013/02400 22: 2013/04/03 43: 2013/10/08 51: B31F, B32B, B65H, C09J 71: Illinois Tool Works Inc. 72: LANFRANCONI, Aldo 33: EP 31: 10180016.7 32: 2010/09/27 54: ADHESIVE TAPE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AN ADHESIVE TAPE 00: - An adhesive tape (10) for use in flying reel change

applications comprising a double-sided adhesive

tape (100) and a splitable tape (200). In order to

obtain a splicing tape which provides for easy and

reliable use without having to adhere it to the

backside of a topmost layer of web material, at least

a third self-adhesive layer (230) of the splitable tape

(200) is narrower than the fixation layer (220) of the

splitable tape (200), such that an essentially non-

adhesive region (240) is formed on the lower surface

(212) of the splitable layer (210).

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51: A61K, A61P, C07H 71: Zadec Aps 72: JOUBERT, Elizabeth, FEY, Stephen John, LOUW, Johan, ULVEN, Trond, TYAGI, Rahul 54: ANTIDIABETIC ENOLIC GLUCOSIDE OF PHENYLPYRUVIC ACID 00: - There is provided an antidiabetic enolic glucoside of

phenylpyruvic acid and derivatives thereof for use as

medicaments, especially normoglycemic agents, i.e.

for lowering blood glucose levels to normal levels in

mammals that are obese, pre-diabetic or have

diabetes, obesity and/or syndrome X.Hence the

compounds of the present invention help to manage

blood sugar levels, i.e. helping the body by

balancing the blood sugar levels; helping to keep

balanced blood glucose levels, particularly in

humans with diabetes; aiding by enhancing the

glucose uptake by the cells and by reducing sugar

levels, thus improving or restoring the glucose

tolerance; optimizing the glycemic response;

normalizing the glucose tolerance.

21: 2013/02422 22: 2013/04/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K, A61P 71: EXELIXIS, INC. 72: SMITH, David, HUSSAIN, Maha 33: US 31: 61/481,671 32: 2011/05/02 33: US 31: 61/386,959 32: 2010/09/27 54: DUAL INHIBITORS OF MET AND VEGF FOR THE TREATMENT OF CASTRATION- RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER AND OSTEOBLASTIC BONE METASTASES 00: - This invention is directed to the treatment of cancer,

particularly castration-resistant prostate cancer and

osteoblastic bone metastases, with a dual inhibitor of

MET and VEGF.

21: 2013/02437 22: 2013/04/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: B65D 71: STEENKAMP, Hendrik Adriaan 72: STEENKAMP, Hendrik Adriaan 54: A CABLE TIE 00: - A cable tie 10 which includes two elongate, flexible

elements 14, 16 and a head 12 of unitary

construction to which an end of each of the two

elements 14, 16 is connected. Each element 14, 16

includes a series of tooth formations 22, 23. The

head 12 includes two locking arrangements 26, 28,

one for each element 14, 16, which are fixed relative

to each other. Each locking arrangement 26, 28

defines a passage 30, 32 through which a free end

34, 36 of the corresponding element 14, 16 can be

passed. Each locking arrangement 26, 28 also

includes a locking member 38, 39 which is

configured to allow the element 14, 16 to be passed

through the passage 30, 32 in a first direction 100,

102, but to prevent the element 14, 16, once

inserted through the passage 30, 32, from being

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second direction. The first direction 100 through the

passage 30 of the one locking arrangement 26 and

the first direction 102 through the passage 32 of the

other locking arrangement 28 are at an angle of

between 160° and 180°.

21: 2013/02440 22: 2013/04/04 43: 2013/10/08 51: E21B 71: Globaltech Corporation Pty Ltd 72: ANWAR, Johan, WILKINSON, Brett, STEWART, Gordon, HEJLEH, Khaled, KLASS, Michael 33: AU 31: 2010904480 32: 2010/10/07 54: DEVICE AND METHOD FOR DATA COMMUNICATION THROUGH METAL 00: - A method, device and system to pass signals

through a metal substrate includes transmission of at

least one ultrasonic signal from a transmitter (20)

through a metal substrate (16) from a transmission

means (30) attached directly or indirectly to a

surface of a first side of the metal substrate, and

receiving the signals at a receiver (20) releasably

connected to a surface at a second surface or side

of the metal substrate. The metal substrate can be

part of a metal enclosure (12), such as of a data

communication module (10) arranged to be put

down a borehole. The device may clamp using jaws

(36a,36b) and may include a visual display (36). A

remote communicator (39) may communicate with

the device, such as via an infra red sensor (38). The

device, system and method can be used to

communicate data through the metal wall of a

downhole information tool, such as a survey or core

orientation instrument package.

21: 2013/02441 22: 2013/04/04 43: 2013/10/08 51: C07K, G01N 71: CellTrend GmbH 72: HEIDECKE, Harald, SCHULZE-FORSTER, Kai 33: EP 31: 10186758.8 32: 2010/10/06 54: A NEW METHOD FOR DIAGNOSING HYPERTENSION AS WELL AS CARDIOMYOPATHIES 00: - A method for diagnosis and/or prediction of hypertension and/or cardiovascular end-organ damage is disclosed. The method disclosed comprises the determination of the presence of soluble pro-renin receptor in samples derived from a subject. Furthermore, the use of anti- sPRR antibodies in diagnosis and/or prediction of cardiovascular end-organ damage is encompassed.

21: 2013/02443 22: 2013/04/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: B01D, C10L 71: Albermarle Corporation 72: NALEPA, Christopher J. 33: US 31: 61/390,458 32: 2010/10/06


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54: USE OF BROMINE OR BROMIDE CONTAINING ORGANIC COMPOSITIONS FOR REDUCING MERCURY EMISSIONS DURING COAL COMBUSTION 00: - Processes and systems are provided for using bromine and/or bromide-containing organic compound to reduce mercury emissions during coal combustion.

21: 2013/02444 22: 2013/04/04 43: 2013/10/08 51: H05B 71: Justing Technology (Taiwan) Pte Ltd. 72: YU, Yuan Ming, CHAN, Tung Jung, CHEN, Shen Yaur, CHEN, Ching Mu, SU, Chia Ching 33: TW 31: 101112038 32: 2012/04/05 54: LIGHT FIXTURE REMOTE CONTROLLING SYSTEM 00: - A light fixture remote controlling system of the

present invention comprises a remote host and at

least one light fixture; wherein the remote host has a

monitoring software built therein and is electrically

connected with a first wireless transmitting/receiving

module and a first power amplifying module; each

light fixture is provided in the body thereof with an

AC-DC converter for a connection with a power

source, a photoelectric module, and a controlling

circuit electrically connected between the AC-DC

converter and the photoelectric module, respectively;

wherein the controlling circuit is further integrated

with: a dimming module; a current/voltage stabilizing

module; a second wireless transmitting/receiving

module; a voltage/current detecting module; a

second power amplifying module; and a signal

processing module. The voltage/current detecting

module regularly detects the voltage/current

information output to the photoelectric module and

the detected voltage/current information is

transmitted outward by the second wireless

transmitting/receiving module to be received by the

first wireless transmitting/receiving module of the

remote host so as to achieve the purpose of

managing the operation state of each light fixture

and controlling the operation of each light fixture.

21: 2013/02455 22: 2013/04/05 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K, A61P 71: AFT PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITED 72: ATKINSON, Hartley Campbell 33: NZ 31: 589011 32: 2010/11/04 54: A COMBINATION COMPOSITION 00: - An intravenous composition for providing relief for pain and/or inflammation, the composition having ibuprofen and paracetamol in combination for delivering to a human at each dose: a) approximately 125mg to approximately 175mg ibuprofen in combination with approximately 475mg to approximately 525mg paracetamol; or b) approximately 275mg to approximately 325mg ibuprofen in combination with approximately 975mg to approximately 1,025mg paracetamol.

21: 2013/02457 22: 2013/04/05 43: 2013/10/07 51: A21C, A21D 71: UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA 72: CHIN, Nyuk, Ling, TAN, Mei, Ching, CHE PA, Nasrul, Fikry, YUSOF, Yus, Aniza 33: MY 31: PI 2010004677 32: 2010/10/05 54: A METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR HIGH INTENSITY ULTRASONIC TREATMENT OF BAKING MATERIALS 00: - The present invention discloses a high intensity

ultrasonic treatment method and apparatus that is

used in conjunction with an existing commercial

dough or batter mixer to enhance the rheological,

aeration and textural properties of the dough or

batter. This change in properties is a result of the

phenomenon of acoustic cavitation induced in the

dough or batter by treatment with high intensity

ultrasonic waves. The present invention discloses a

mixing bowl (20) of an existing mixer system that is

preloaded with dough or batter, the bowl (20) is

located at the center of an ultrasonic bath tank (101)

filled with a working fluid. The effect of ultrasonic

waves with power levels above 1 kW can be

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the dough or batter. The ultrasonic waves of the

present invention are generated by a plurality of

ultrasonic wave generators (104A, 104B) and

piezoelectric transducers (1) mounted on a stainless

steel tank (101). The electrical energy received in

each transducer (1) will be converted into

appropriate mechanical expansion and contractions

in the piezoelectric ceramics of the transducer (1 )

thus leading to pressure waves being transmitted to

the dough or batter to be mixed. The generation and

transmission of high intensity ultrasonic waves to the

dough or batter affects its rheological, aeration and

textural properties.

21: 2013/02458 22: 2013/04/05 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: NOVARTIS AG, ASTEX THERAPEUTICS LTD. 72: SAXENA, Vishal, GONG, Baoqing, CALIENNI, John, Vincent, KAPA, Prasad, Koteswara, CHEN, Guang-Pei 33: US 31: 61/412,064 32: 2010/11/10 54: SALT(S) OF 7-CYCLOPENTYL-2 -(5-PIPERAZIN-1-YL-PYRIDIN-2-YLAMINO)-7H-PYRROLO[2,3-D]PYRIMIDINE-6-CARBOXYLIC ACID DIMETHYLAMIDE AND PROCESSES OF MAKING THEREOF 00: - This invention relates to (1) process of making 7-Cyclopentyl-2-(5-piperazin-1-yl-pyridin-2-ylamino)-7H-pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine-6-carboxylic acid dimethylamide and salts thereof; (2) novel salt(s) of 7-Cyclopentyl-2-(5-piperazin-1-yl-pyridin-2-ylamino)-7H-pyrrolo[2,3-d]pyrimidine-6-carboxylic acid dimethylamide; (3) pharmaceutical compositions comprising the same; and (4) methods of treatment using the same.

21: 2013/02472 22: 2013/04/05 43: 2013/10/07 51: H04B, H04L 71: QUALCOMM Incorporated 72: VERMANI, Sameer, TANDRA, Rahul, VAN ZELST, Albert, VAN NEE, Didier Johannes Richard, SAMPATH, Hemanth, JONES IV, Vincent Knowles 33: US 31: 61/380,812 32: 2010/09/08 54: SOUNDING FEEDBACK SCHEMES FOR VERY HIGH THROUGHPUT WIRELESS SYSTEMS 00: - Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to

techniques for transmitting sounding feedback in

Very High Throughput (VHT) wireless systems. The

sounding feedback may be transmitted from a user

station (STA), wherein the feedback may comprise a

certain number of beamforming matrices and a

certain number of singular values of a wireless

channel associated with the STA. Further, the

sounding feedback may comprise a bit for indicating

whether this feedback represents a Single-User (SU)

feedback or a Multi-User (MU) feedback.

21: 2013/02473 22: 2013/04/05 43: 2013/10/08 51: E02F 71: Hensley Industries, Inc. 72: CAMPOMANES, Patrick, DIAZ, Isai 33: US 31: 61/380,776 32: 2010/09/08 54: CONNECTOR PIN ASSEMBLY WITH DUAL FUNCTION OUTER END PORTIONS, AND ASSOCIATED GROUND ENGAGING APPARATUS 00: - A connector pin assembly is insertable into aligned

openings in telescoped ground engaging wear and

support members to releasably hold the wear

member on the support member. The assembly has

a tubular outer housing that is nonrotatably received

in the openings. A connector pin longitudinally


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extends through the housing and is rotatable relative

thereto among selectively variable rotational

orientations in which the pin is releasably locked to

the housing by cooperative detent structures carried

by the housing and the pin. Outer end portions of the

pin perform two functions which are controlled by

rotating the pin relative to the housing. First, outer

pin member end portions are rotatable to selectively

hold the wear member on the support member or

release it therefrom. Second, the outer pin end

portions are rotatable to adjustably tighten the wear

member onto the support member.

21: 2013/02475 22: 2013/04/05 43: 2013/10/08 51: G06K, G08B 71: 3M Innovative Properties Company 72: GEMER, Gil 33: US 31: 12/876,255 32: 2010/09/07 54: A MONITORING APPARATUS BACKGROUND 00: - An apparatus and method for bi-directional

communication with an external transceiver; the

apparatus comprising a transmitter for transmitting

an engagement request message from a tag to said

external transceiver when said tag is in a non-

engaged mode and for transmitting a directed

message from said tag to an engaged external

transceiver when said tag is in an engaged mode; a

processor for bi-directional communication and for

changing said engaged mode of said tag to the non-

engaged mode, following a lost connection with said

engaged external transceiver; and a receiver for

receiving a response for said engagement request

message from said external transceiver and for

receiving an acknowledgement message to said

directed message from said engaged external

transceiver.

21: 2013/02481 22: 2013/04/05 43: 2013/10/08 51: G05B, G06F 71: ABB Technology AG 72: MESSINGER, Christian, WILKE, Kay, GRAMBERG, Oliver, JESKE, Ralf 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROPAGATION OF AMENDMENT MADE TO A MASTER TO COPIES 00: - The invention refers to a method and a system for

propagation of amendments in the configuration of

technical equipment, e.g., transformers, generators,

mills, and other automated machines or devices, by

means of transfer of an amended configuration of a

master comprising a specific apparatus or device to

a non-limited number of duplicates of said master,

whereas any changes which have been done with

the master are propagated from the master to the

duplicate in a semi-automated or fully automated

manner whereas possible conflicts are indicated

automatically by means of graphic display.


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21: 2013/02490 22: 03/04/2013 43: 12/11/2013 51: A61K 71: LUPIN LIMITED 72: SAHOO ASHOK KUMAR, KOLE SHRENIK, AVACHAT MAKRAND 33: IN 31: 530/KOL/2011 32: 2011/04/12 54: MODIFIED RELEASE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS OF DESVENLAFAXINE 00: - 57: This present invention relates to modified release pharmaceutical composition comprising Desvenlafaxine, one or more release modifying agent(s) and one or more pharmaceutically acceptable excipient(s) thereof. More particularly, the invention relates to modified release pharmaceutical compositions comprising Desvenlafaxine Benzoate and a process for preparation thereof. Further, the invention relates to a modified release pharmaceutical composition comprising Desvenlafaxine Benzoate, one or more release modifying agent(s) and one or more pharmaceutically acceptable excipient(s) thereof wherein Cmax and AUC of the modified release composition are independent of food effect.

21: 2013/02495 22: 2013/04/08 43: 2013/10/08 51: C08J 71: KANEKA BELGIUM N.V. 72: RAVESTYN, Pierre, Van, LAEVEREN, Nancy 33: US 31: 61/406,773 32: 2010/10/26 54: EXPANDED POLYOLEFIN CONTAINING POWDERED ACTIVATED CARBON 00: - Molded article prepared by in-mold forming of pre-

expanded polyolefin particles, wherein the pre-

expanded polyolefin particles contain carbon black

and powdered activated carbon. The invention is

also directed to pre-expanded polyolefin particles

containing carbon black and powdered activated

carbon and a process for producing pre-expanded

polyolefin product.

21: 2013/02511 22: 2013/04/08 43: 2013/10/08 51: F42B, F42D 71: AEL MINING SERVICES LIMITED 72: MORGAN, Clifford Gordon, LABUSCHAGNE, George 33: ZA 31: 2012/02716 32: 2012/04/13 54: TIME DELAY ELEMENTS FOR EXPLOSIVE DETONATORS 00: - The invention is for a casing of a time delay element

of an explosive detonator. The casing includes a

hollow body having a first end and a second end. A

time delay composition passage extends between

the ends. The passage has a frusto-conical region

defined adjacent the first end, such that the

narrower, truncated end of the frusto-conical region

is located in and opens out into the first end, defining

a mouth of the passage in the first end. The first end

is thus rendered open to the passage. The first end

does not comprise a flange portion projecting radially

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21: 2013/02513 22: 2013/04/08 43: 2013/10/08 51: A01N, A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Zoetis LLC 72: CURTIS, Michael Paul, ELLSWORTH, Edmund Lee 33: US 31: 61/386,003 32: 2010/09/24 54: ISOXAZOLINE OXIMES AS ANTIPARASITIC AGENTS 00: - This invention recites isoxazoline oxime derivatives

of Formula (1) stereoisomers thereof,

pharmaceutically or veterinarily acceptable salts

thereof, compositions thereof, and their use as a

parasiticide in an animal.

21: 2013/02514 22: 2013/04/08 43: 2013/10/08 51: B65D 71: SIG Technology AG 72: HIMMELSBACH, Sven, WASSUM, Markus 33: DE 31: 102010048415.6 32: 2010/10/15 54: RECLOSABLE POURING ELEMENT WITH BARRIER FILM AND SUPPORT WALL 00: - The invention relates to a reclosable pouring

element (1) for liquids that are contained in

packages (6), in particular liquid food, comprising a

main part (2) that has a pouring opening (7), an

external thread (9), and a flange (5, 5") for

connecting to the package (6); a cutting ring (3) that

has a blade (14) and a protrusion (13); and a screw

lid (4) that has an internal thread (11) and a driver

(12), said pouring opening (7) being closed by a

barrier film (18). The aim of the invention is to

achieve an improved protection of the barrier film

(18) against damage while still ensuring a reliable

opening function of the pouring element. This is

achieved in that the main part (2) has a support wall

(16) against which the barrier film (18) lies.

21: 2013/02515 22: 2013/04/08 43: 2013/10/08 51: C21D, C22C 71: Kennametal Inc. 72: MOODY, Vance 33: US 31: 12/956,590 32: 2010/11/30


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54: ABRASION RESISTANT STEEL, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AN ABRASION RESISTANT STEEL AND ARTICLES MADE THEREFROM 00: - An abrasion resistant steel consisting essentially of,

in weight %: 0.20-0.30% carbon, 0.40-1.25%

manganese, 0.05% maximum phosphorous, 0.01%

maximum sulfur, 0.20-0.60% silicon, 0.50-1.70%

chromium, 0.20-2.00% nickel, 0.07-0.60%

molybdenum, 0.022-0.10% titanium, 0.001-0.10%

boron, 0.027-0.10% aluminum, balance iron, and

incidental impurities. The steel may be melted and

cast into a steel ingot or slab, hot rolled to a desired

plate thickness; austenitized at 1650-1700°F; water

quenched; and tempered at 350-450 °F. The

resulting steel plate may have a surface hardness of

at least 440 HBW, a mid-thickness hardness of at

least 90% of the surface hardness, and toughness in

the transverse direction at -60°F of at least 20 ft-lbs

and at room temperature of at least 40 ft-lbs.

21: 2013/02518 22: 2013/04/08 43: 2013/10/08 51: A01N 71: Nufarm Australia Limited 72: SPENCER, Allan, PANAYI, Aristos, SAYER, Chad Richard Ord 33: US 31: 61/388,670 32: 2010/10/01 54: METHOD FOR PREPARATION OF AN AQUEOUS GLYPHOSATE CONCENTRATE COMPOSITION HAVING MIXTURE OF AMINE SALTS 00: - A method for preparing a glyphosate herbicidal

aqueous concentrate to improve the handling of the

concentrate, the method comprising forming a

mixture of at least two nitrogen bases, and reacting

the mixture of the at least two bases with glyphosate

acid to provide an aqueous mixture of glyphosate

salts wherein the concentration of glyphosate (based

on glyphosate acid equivalent) is at least 200gae/L.

21: 2013/02520 22: 09/04/2013 43: 09/10/2013 51: C02F 71: TOTAL S A 72: SAMUEL HENG, PIERRE PEDENUAD, PHILIPPE COFFIN 33: FR 31: 10/58369 32: 2010/10/14 54: WATER TREATMENT IN AT LEAST ONE MEMBRANE FILTRATION UNIT FOR ENHANCED HYDROCARBON RECOVERY 00: - 57: The invention relates to a water treatment process, comprising: the withdrawal of water from the environment; the filtration of the withdrawn water in a membrane filtration unit; the extraction of a process stream from a subterranean formation containing hydrocarbons; the separation and collection of process water resulting from the process stream; the filtration of the process water in said membrane filtration unit; the collection of a stream of treated water resulting from said membrane filtration unit. The invention also relates to a plant suitable for the implementation of this process.

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51: B01D 71: AAA WATER TECHNOLOGIES AG 72: HEINZL, Wolfgang 33: DE 31: 10 2010 048 160.2 32: 2010/10/11 54: MULTISTAGE MEMBRANE DISTILLATION DEVICE 00: - The invention relates to a multistage membrane

distillation device comprising a heating stage (28),

preferably multiple condensing/evaporating stages

(12), and a condensing stage (36) through which a

liquid to be concentrated is passed in succession.

Each condensing/evaporating stage comprises at

least one condensing unit (K) and at least one

evaporating unit (V). Each condensing unit

comprises a first steam chamber that is delimited at

least partly by a condensation wall (16), and each

evaporating unit comprises a second steam

chamber that is delimited at least partly by a steam-

permeable liquid-tight membrane wall (20). At least

one flow channel which is formed between such a

condensing unit K and such an evaporating unit V

that adjoins said condensing unit and which

conducts the liquid to be concentrated is provided in

each condensing/evaporating stage so that the liquid

to be concentrated is heated by means of the

condensation wall, and the steam that is generated

from the liquid to be concentrated reaches the

second steam chamber through the membrane wall.

The steam that is produced in a respective

preceding stage is conducted into a condensing unit

of the immediately following stage via a steam

channel which exclusively conducts said steam and

which exclusively further conducts said steam to the

immediately following stage.

21: 2013/02534 22: 2013/04/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: G05B, H04L 71: ABB INC. 72: SENTGEORGE, Timothy, M., CARNEY, David, M., HUNKAR, Paul, E.

33: US 31: 61/392,467 32: 2010/10/12 54: INTELLIGENT INTERFACE FOR A DISTRIBUTED CONTROL SYSTEM 00: - An intelligent interface system is provided for

connecting an external application to a distributed

control system (DCS). The interface system is

operable to automatically scan the DCS to determine

its configuration and build a topology model of the

DCS. The topology model is used to determine

whether data requested from a module in the DCS

can be provided by the module. The topology model

is constructed to be thread-safe. A throttling

mechanism in the interface system protects the DCS

from being subjected to excessive data requests.

21: 2013/02541 22: 2013/04/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: B21C; E21B 71: TENARIS CONNECTIONS LIMITED 72: ALTSCHULER, EDUARDO, EGGER, PABLO 33: US 31: 13/443,669 32: 2012/04/10 54: METHODS OF MANUFACTURING STEEL TUBES FOR DRILLING RODS WITH IMPROVED MECHANICAL PROPERTIES, AND RODS MADE BY THE SAME 00: - Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed

to methods of manufacturing steel tubes that can be

used for mining exploration, and rods made by the

same. Embodiments of the methods include a

quenching of steel tubes from an austenitic

temperature prior to a cold drawing, thereby

increasing mechanical properties within the steel

tube, such as yield strength, impact toughness,

hardness, and abrasion resistance. Embodiments of

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quenching and tempering ends of a steel tube to

compensate for wall thinning during threading

operations. Embodiments of the methods also

tighten dimensional tolerances and reduce residual

stresses within steel tubes.

21: 2013/02550 22: 2013/04/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: H04B, H04R 71: Creative Technology Ltd 72: SIM, Wong Hoo, CHANG, Thean Kuie Christopher 33: US 31: 12/896,730 32: 2010/10/01 54: AN AUDIO REPRODUCTION DEVICE AND A METHOD FOR USING THE AFOREMENTIONED DEVICE 00: - There is provided an audio reproduction device

capable of providing audio output through at least

one output member and a corresponding method for

using the audio reproduction device. The audio

reproduction device includes a left output member

for transmission of audio, the left output member

being able to fit into a user's first ear; a transducer

for converting input audio signals into audio output,

the transducer being directly coupled to the left

output member; an acoustic tube coupled to the left

output member for transmission of audio from the

transducer, a first end of the acoustic tube being

coupled to the left output member; and a right output

member for transmission of audio, the right output

member being able to fit into the user's second ear,

a second end of the acoustic tube being coupled to

the right output member.

21: 2013/02580 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/11 51: C07K, C12N, C12P, C12R 71: Aligna Technologies, Inc. 72: CHATTERJEE, Ranjini, ZAHN, Kenneth, MITCHELL, Kenneth, LIU, Yaoquan 33: US 31: 61/403,400 32: 2010/09/15 54: BIOPRODUCTION OF AROMATIC CHEMICALS FROM LIGNIN-DERIVED COMPOUNDS 00: - The teachings provided herein are generally directed

to a method of converting lignin-derived compounds

to valuable aromatic chemicals using an enzymatic,

bioconversion process. The teachings provide a

selection of (i) host cells that are tolerant to the toxic

compounds present in lignin fractions; (ii)

polypeptides that can be used as enzymes in the

bioconversion of the lignin fractions to the aromatic

chemical products; (iii) polynucleotides that can be

used to transform the host cells to express the

selection of polypeptides as enzymes in the

bioconversion of the lignin fractions; and (iv) the

transformants that express the enzymes.


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21: 2013/02581 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/11 51: H01L, H05K 71: SOUTH AFRICAN TECHNOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL INNOVATORS (PTY) LTD. 72: MDLULI, Adrin, NDLOVU, Skhumbuzo 54: AN ELECTRONIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL AND KIT 00: - This invention relates to an electronic development

tool 10 and kit for prototyping, programming and

educational purposes. The development tool 10

comprises a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) 12 to which

a microcontroller 14 is mounted, a plurality of input

devices 22 and a number of output devices 32 which

are mounted to the PCB 12 and electrically

connected to the microcontroller 14. In particular,

the tool 10 includes a motion detection module 26,

temperature sensor 28, distance measuring module

24 and conventional input switches 30 and push

buttons. The output devices 32 comprise a LCD 34,

LED’s 36, a DC motor control module 38 and a relay

or switching module 40. In order to facilitate

communication, the tool 10 includes a

communication module 42 which includes a RF

transceiver 44, serial communication module 46 and

an IR communication module 48.

21: 2013/02582 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/03 51: A61M 71: Poly Medicure Limited 72: BAID, Rishi 33: IN 31: 2253/DEL/2010 32: 2010/09/21 54: CATHETER ASSEMBLY WITH IMPROVED SAFETY MEANS 00: - The invention relates to a catheter assembly (10)

comprising: a catheter (12); a catheter hub (14)

having a distal section and a proximal section,

wherein the distal section is joined to the catheter

(12) and the proximal section defines a chamber

(24); a needle (16) extending through the catheter

hub (14) and the catheter (12) and defining an axial

direction, wherein the needle (16) has opposite

proximal and distal ends, the distal end forming a

needle tip (18); a needle hub (20) attached to the

proximal end of the needle (16); and a needle guard

(26) slidably arranged on the needle, wherein the

needle guard (26) is retained in the chamber (24) of

the catheter hub (14) when the needle (16) extends

through the catheter hub (14) and the catheter (12),

and wherein the needle guard (26) is removable

from the catheter hub (14) once the needle tip (18) is

received in the needle guard (26) upon withdrawal of

the needle (16) from the catheter (12).


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21: 2013/02584 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited 72: YAMANOI, Shigeo, KATAGIRI, Takahiro, NAMIKI, Hidenori, HATTA, Madoka, MATSUMOTO, Koji, TAKAHASHI, Kanako, YOSHITOMI, Tomomi, OCHIAI, Yuichi 33: JP 31: 2010-231471 32: 2010/10/14 54: ACYLBENZENE DERIVATIVE 00: - Provided is a compound or a pharmaceutically

acceptable salt thereof represented by general

formula (I) which has an excellent blood glucose-

lowering effect and protective effect on ß cells or the

pancreas, and also provided is a pharmaceutical

composition having an excellent therapeutic and/or

prophylactic effect against type 1 diabetes mellitus,

type 2 diabetes mellitus, and other such diseases in

which blood glucose rises in response to sugar

metabolism anomalies.

21: 2013/02589 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: B65D 71: G.D Società per Azioni 72: BIONDI, Andrea, ROILA, Patrizio 33: IT 31: BO2010A000603 32: 2010/10/11 54: PACKAGE FOR ARTICLES 00: - A package (1) for articles, having a container (2),

which is cup-shaped to house a group of articles,

and has an open end (4); a cup-shaped lid (5)

hinged to the container (2) along a hinge (6) to

rotate, with respect to the container (2), between an

open position and a closed position opening and

closing the open end (4) respectively; a collar (15)

connected to the inside of the container (2) to project

partly outwards of the open end (4) and engage a

corresponding inner surface of the lid (5) when the

lid (5) is in the closed position; and a retaining

device (19) to keep the lid (5) in the closed position,

and which has: a retaining seat (20) formed in a first

wall (12) of the lid (5); and a retaining member (21),

which projects from a second wall (16) of the collar

(15), and fits inside the retaining seat (20) when the

lid (5) is in the closed position.

21: 2013/02590 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: F01M, F01P, F02B, F02F 71: Polaris Industries Inc. 72: OLTMANS, Bret Allen, HITT, Brian J., GALSWORTHY, David Andrew, SLATER, Chad Michael, NUGTEREN, Daniel Joseph, MCKOSKEY, George Jay, NELSON, Gordon Raymond, ANDERSON, Blake Andrew 33: US 31: 61/385,802 32: 2010/09/23 54: ENGINE 00: - An engine (2) is described having a crankcase (4), a

liner and a head assembly (8). The crankcase is split

along a plane (60) defining a two part crankcase (18,

20), where fluid passages (100, 106, 120, 150, 152)

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portions, so as to not require crossing the split line.

A connecting rod (265) also includes a tapered end,

and the piston has a complementary carrier

receiving the connecting rod.

21: 2013/02601 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: A01G 71: CHENGDU JINHUI TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. 72: ZHANG, YIFAN 33: CN 31: 201220670063.4 32: 2012/12/07 54: BLADE WITH BUFFER GROOVES FOR PRUNING MACHINE 00: - The present invention discloses a blade with buffer

grooves for pruning machine comprising a guiding

plate, pins and slide blocks, said blade is equipped

with a plurality of guiding holes, the slide blocks are

embedded in the guiding holes, the blade is fixed on

the guiding plate by means of the pins which pass

through the slide blocks, wherein the slide blocks are

equipped with buffer grooves, and buffer layers are

equipped in the buffer grooves. The buffer layer is

equipped to alleviate the problem that the pruning

quality and efficiency decrease with long-term use in

prior art, and to alleviate the situation that the

guiding hole become bigger since the slide block

impacts the guiding hole, which makes the blade

unsteady and the machine have greater vibration

when working.

21: 2013/02615 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: RADFORD, Steven R., GENTRY, Richard S., WITTE, Johannes 33: US 31: 61/389,578 32: 2010/10/04 54: REMOTELY CONTROLLED APPARATUS FOR DOWNHOLE APPLICATIONS AND RELATED METHODS 00: - An expandable apparatus may comprise a tubular

body, a valve piston and a push sleeve. The tubular

body may comprise a fluid passageway extending

therethrough, and the valve piston may be disposed

within the tubular body, the valve piston configured

to move axially within the tubular body responsive to

a pressure of drilling fluid passing through the fluid

passageway and configured to selectively control a

flow of fluid into an annular chamber. The push

sleeve may be disposed within the tubular body and

coupled to at least one expandable feature, the push

sleeve configured to move axially responsive to a

flow of fluid into the annular chamber extending the

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21: 2013/02616 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: RADFORD, Steven R., TRINH, Khoi Q. 33: US 31: 61/389,578 32: 2010/10/04 54: STATUS INDICATORS FOR USE IN EARTH-BORING TOOLS HAVING EXPANDABLE MEMBERS AND METHODS OF MAKING AND USING SUCH STATUS INDICATORS AND EARTH-BORING TOOLS 00: - A status indicator for determining a position of an

extendable member in an expandable apparatus.

The status indicator is configured to decrease a

cross-sectional area of a portion of a fluid path

extending through an expandable causing a

pressure of a fluid within the fluid path to increase

when an extendable member of the expandable

apparatus is in an extended position. By determining

the pressure of the fluid within the fluid path, one can

determine the position of the status indicator within

the fluid path and thereby determine whether the

extendable member of the expandable apparatus is

in the extended or a retracted position.

21: 2013/02617 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: RADFORD, Steven R., JURICA, Chad T., LI, Li, MILLER, Timothy, OESTERBERG, Marcus, TRINH, Khoi Q. 33: US 31: 61/389,578 32: 2010/10/04 54: REMOTELY CONTROLLED APPARATUS FOR DOWNHOLE APPLICATIONS, COMPONENTS FOR SUCH APPARATUS, REMOTE STATUS

INDICATION DEVICES FOR SUCH APPARATUS, AND RELATED METHODS 00: - An expandable apparatus may comprise a tubular

body, a valve piston and a push sleeve. The tubular

body may comprise a fluid passageway extending

therethrough, and the valve piston may be disposed

within the tubular body, the valve piston configured

to move axially within the tubular body responsive to

a pressure of drilling fluid passing through the fluid

passageway and configured to selectively control a

flow of fluid into an annular chamber. The push

sleeve may be disposed within the tubular body and

coupled to at least one expandable feature, the push

sleeve configured to move axially responsive to the

flow of fluid into the annular chamber extending the

at least one expandable feature. Additionally, the

expandable apparatus may be configured to

generate a signal indicating the extension of the at

least one expandable feature.

21: 2013/02618 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: SCOTT, Danny E., DIGIOVANNI, Anthony A., EASON, Jimmy W. 33: US 31: 61/391,344 32: 2010/10/08 54: COMPOSITE MATERIALS INCLUDING NANOPARTICLES, EARTH-BORING TOOLS AND COMPONENTS INCLUDING SUCH COMPOSITE MATERIALS, POLYCRYSTALLINE MATERIALS INCLUDING NANOPARTICLES, AND RELATED METHODS 00: - A composite material comprising a plurality of hard

particles surrounded by a matrix materia] comprising

a plurality of nanoparticles. Earth boring tools

including the composite material and methods of

forming the composite material are also disclosed. A

polycrystalline material having a catalyst material

including nanoparticles in interstitial spaces between

inter-bonded crystals of the polycrystalline material

and methods of forming the polycrystalline material

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21: 2013/02619 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: KUMAR, Sunil, JOHN, Hendrik 33: US 31: 61/389,978 32: 2010/10/05 54: FORMATION SENSING AND EVALUATION DRILL 00: - The present disclosure relates methods and

apparatuses for testing and sampling of

underground formations or reservoirs. The

apparatus may include at least one extendable

element configured to penetrate a formation. The at

least one extendable element may include at least

one drill bit with a nozzle configured to receive

formation fluids. The at least one extendable

element may include at least one sensor disposed

on the at least one extendable element. The at least

one extendable element may also include a source

of stimulus for stimulating the formation. The at least

one extendable element may be configured to

detach and/or attach from/to a bottom hole assembly

(BHA). One method may include steps for

performing testing on the formation for estimating a

parameter of interest of the formation. Another

method may include steps for performing testing to

estimate a parameter of interest of the formation

fluid.

21: 2013/02622 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: A01N 71: Nufarm Australia Limited 72: SPENCER, Allan, PANAYI, Aristos, SAYER, Chad Richard Ord 33: US 31: 61/388,670 32: 2010/10/01 54: METHOD FOR PREPARATION OF AN AQUEOUS GLYPHOSATE CONCENTRATE 00: - A method for preparing an aqueous mixture of glyphosate salts to improve the handling of the mixture, the method comprising forming a homogeneous mixture of at least two bases comprising at least one alkali metal hydroxide, and at least one further base selected from alkali metal hydroxides and nitrogen bases and reacting the mixture of the at least two bases with glyphosate acid in an aqueous reaction medium to provide an aqueous mixture of glyphosate salts wherein the concentration of glyphosate (based on glyphosate acid equivalent) is at least 200gae/L.

21: 2013/02648 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: C22C 71: JFE STEEL CORPORATION


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72: SENDA, KUNIHIRO, KAWABE, HIDETAKA, YOKOTA, TAKESHI 33: JP 31: JP2012-100460 32: 2012/04/25 54: METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING HIGH STRENGTH COLD ROLLED STEEL SHEET HAVING EXCELLENT WORKABILITY 00: - A high strength cold rolled steel sheet having

excellent workability, in particular, excellent shape-

fixability and total elongation in press-forming

process, is made from a steel slab having a

component composition including by mass%: C:

0.05% to 0.12% (inclusive of 0.05% and 0.12%); Si:

0.5% or less; Mn: 1.8% to 4.0% (inclusive of 1.8%

and 4.0%); Ti: 0.005% to 0.06% (inclusive of 0.005%

and 0.06%); Nb: 0.005% to 0.1% (inclusive of

0.005% and 0.1%); Al: 0.1% or less; the balance

being Fe and unavoidable impurities. In a series of

the manufacturing process, the continuous

annealing includes a heating stage performed at an

average heating rate V1or 0.3°C/s to 8°C/s

in a temperature range from 700°C to a steel

sheet temperature T1(°C) obtained from a

formula: T1= 0.98TM, where TMrepresents a

maximum end-point temperature (°C) of the

steel sheet in the continuous annealing, and falls

within a range of not less than Ac1point to less than

Ac3point.

21: 2013/02653 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: C22C

71: JFE STEEL CORPORATION 72: SENDA, KUNIHIRO, KAWABE, HIDETAKA, YOKOTA, TAKESHI 33: JP 31: JP2012-103769 32: 2012/04/27 54: HIGH-STRENGTH, COLD ROLLED STEEL SHEET SUITABLE FOR CHEMICAL CONVERSION TREATMENT, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME 00: - High-strength, cold rolled steel sheet with improved chemical conversion treatment property, which can be suitably used in framework parts of automobiles, has a composition including by mass%, C: 0.05% to 0.1%; Si: 0.05% to 0.45%; Mn: 2.5% to 3.5%; Al: 0.01% to 0.08%; P: 0.05% or less; S: 0.0050% or less; N: 0.01% or less; Nb: 0.02% to 0.1%; Ti: 0.001% to 0.05%; the balance being Fe and unavoidable impurities. The Si/Mn ration is 0.02 to 0.15. The steel sheet has a microstructure including 50% to 80% of ferrite phase and 20% to 50% of martensite phase in an area ratio relative to the whole microstructure. The ferrite phase and the martensite phase each has an average grain size of 0.5μm to 3.0 μm, and the ratio of the average grain size of the ferrite phase to that of the martensite phase (average grain size of ferrite phase/average grain size of martensite phase) is 0.5 to 5.0.

21: 2013/02662 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: E06B 71: Intermech Sealing Solutions (Proprietary) Limited 72: FLEMING, John Douglas, GERMISHUIZEN, Ernest 33: ZA 31: 2012/00595 32: 2012/01/24 54: A DOOR OR WINDOW FRAME SYSTEM AND A METHOD OF ASSEMBLING A DOOR OR WINDOW FRAME SYSTEM 00: - The invention relates to a door or window frame

system (100) that includes an outer frame member

(10), a locking member (20), and an inner frame

member (30). The outer frame member (10)

includes an external reveal (12) and attachment

formations (14) for accommodating standard closure

members. The locking member (20) is connected or

connectable to the outer frame member (10) defining

therebetween a slot (103) and includes a series of

teeth (24) directed inwardly relative to the slot (103).

The inner frame member (30) includes an internal

reveal (32), a strip (34) shaped and dimensioned to

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between the outer frame member (10) and the

locking member (20) and a series of teeth (36)

directed outwardly relative to the slot (103), the

respective series of teeth (24, 36) allowing for linear

insertion of the strip (34) of the inner frame member

(30) into the slot (103), but thereafter locking and

inhibiting or preventing any withdrawal thereof.

21: 2013/02665 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: A61K 71: GE Healthcare Limited 72: INDREVOLL, Bård, HISCOCK, Duncan, ARBO, Bente Elizabeth, BHALLA, Rajiv, GLASER, Matthias Eberhard, MCROBBIE, Graeme Walter 33: GB 31: 1016206.3 32: 2010/09/27 54: APOPTOSIS IMAGING AGENTS BASED ON LANTIBIOTIC PEPTIDES 00: - The present invention relates to radiopharmaceutical imaging in vivo of apoptosis. The invention provides imaging agents which target apoptotic cells via selective binding to the aminophospholipid phosphatidylethanolamine (PE), which is exposed on the surface of apoptotic cells. The radiopharmaceuticals comprise radiometal complexes of chelator conjugates of PE-binding peptides. Also provided are pharmaceutical compositions, kits and methods of in vivo imaging.

21: 2013/02666 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: B60C, C08L 71: The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company 72: KERNS, Michael Lester, RODEWALD, Stephan, RAMANATHAN, Ahalya, SANDSTROM, Paul Harry 33: US 31: 13/456,819 32: 2012/04/26 54: TRIGLYCERIDE CONTAINING SOLUTION POLYMERIZATION PREPARED STYRENE/BUTADIENE ELASTOMER AND TIRE WITH COMPONENT 00: -

This invention relates to vegetable oil extended

rubber containing soy oil and tire with a component

of such oil extended rubber.

21: 2013/02667 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/22 51: G07F 71: PALEXAS, Panayis Nicola 72: PALEXAS, Panayis Nicola 33: US 31: 61/385,117 32: 2010/09/21 54: RANDOM SWITCHING GAME ENGINE FOR WAGERING GAMES 00: - A random switching game engine (100) for wagering

games provides the advantage of switching between

game engines (304) in response to a triggering

event. The switch engine controls, which game

engine (408) will present a wagering game to the

player. The different game engines may have

different odds for presenting a winning outcome to a

player. After a triggering event has occurred, the

switch game engine (304) may utilize a random

number generator (220A) to randomly determine

whether a switch between game engines should

occur. A switch game engine (304) may perform the

switch by activating one of multiple game engines

(408). The wagering game may be presented

according to the same rules, but with different odds

of receiving a winning outcome, to prevent a player

from noticing that a switch between game engines

has occurred, or different games may be presented.

21: 2013/02671 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: B01D 71: FLSmidth A/S 72: ECHEVERRI, Luis Fernando 33: US 31: 61/393,040 32: 2010/10/14 54: THICKENER/CLARIFIER FEEDWELL HAVING VOLUTE PERIPHERIES 00: - A feedwell for a thickener/clarifier includes a

feedwell body (40), a feedwell inlet (41), a sidewall


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(42), and a discharge opening (48). At least one

infeed conduit (21) is connected at an upstream end

of the feedwell inlet (41). The sidewall (42) has a

non-cylindrical curved peripheral surface defining a

radially-outermost fluid boundary surface for an

influent stream (60). The non-cylindrical curved

peripheral surface may include portions of a volute

surface, coil surface, helical surface, compound

curve surface, spline curve surface, or spiral surface.

Feedwells according to the invention provide a

uniform settling tank feeding flux around exiting

portions of the feedwell, control velocity gradients

and shear rates, protect flocculated aggregates,

normalize sedimentation conditions in the settling

tank, and prevent large local accelerations and flow

non-uniformities.

21: 2013/02672 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: A61K, A61P, C07K, C12N, C12P 71: Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited 72: OHTSUKA, Toshiaki, TAKIZAWA, Takeshi, OGUNI, Akiko, MATSUOKA, Tatsuji, YOSHIDA, Hiroko, MATSUI, Yumi 33: JP 31: 2010-243549 32: 2010/10/29 54: NOVEL ANTI-DR5 ANTIBODY 00: - The present invention relates to an antibody which has a therapeutic effect on cancer, autoimmune diseases or inflammatory diseases. Namely, the present invention relates to an antibody which exhibits an apoptosis-mediated cytotoxic activity on a cell expressing a death domain-containing receptor. The present invention addresses the problem of providing a drug which has a therapeutic effect on cancer. The present invention clarifies that a novel anti-DR5 antibody, which is capable of inducing apoptosis in a cell, has a remarkable cytotoxic activity compared with the conventional anti-DR5 antibodies.

21: 2013/02688 22: 15/04/2013 43: 24/10/2013 51: E06B, G08B 71: DE VILLIERS MARIUS DE WET

72: DE VILLIERS MARIUS DE WET 33: ZA 31: 2011/01834 32: 2011/03/10 54: ALARMED INTRUDER BARRIER 00: - 57: An intruder barrier fixed to a frame (2) for a window opening (1) is provided that comprises multiple generally parallel transparent slats (3) acting as burglar bars with at least some, and preferably all, of the transparent slats having associated therewith a conductive path (6) extending at least from a first end region (4) of a slat to a second end region (5) thereof. The conductive path (6) is capable of conducting electricity or electromagnetic radiation along the slat and is associated with an output to an alarm system (21) that may be configured to trigger alarm when the conductive characteristic of a slat is terminated by virtue of the slat being at least partially served, broken, or removed from its operative position.

21: 2013/02692 22: 2013/04/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: B65B 71: WINE INNOVATIONS LTD 72: NASH, James 54: FILLING AND SEALING OF BEVERAGE CONTAINERS 00: - A method of filling and sealing a beverage container

is described. The method comprises the following

steps in order: a) dispensing a predetermined

amount of beverage, preferably wine, into an open-

topped container having a circumextending rim,

preferably a plastics wine glass, to leave a

headspace above the beverage in the container; b)

placing a generally flat flexible film lid over the entire

open top of the container; c) temporarily tacking the

film lid to the rim of the container at least one

position around the rim while leaving the remainder

of the rim free; d) engaging the tacked lid to cause

flexure thereof to create a gap between the lid and

the rim on one side; e) dispensing an inert gas,

preferably nitrogen, through the gap so created and

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bringing a heat sealer into engagement with the lid

to heat seal the lid to the rim about its entire

circumference, thereby trapping the inert gas within

the headspace.

21: 2013/02704 22: 2013/04/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: C09J 71: Permoseal (Pty) Ltd 72: JACOBS, Kevin Robert 33: ZA 31: 2012/04528 32: 2012/06/19 54: AN ADHESIVE PRODUCT PACKAGE AND A METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME 00: - The invention relates to an adhesive product

package (100) comprising an adhesive product (12)

interposed between first and second release sheets

(160, 140) and at least one sticker (22) provided on

at least one of the first or the second release sheets.

The invention further relates to method of

manufacturing (200) an adhesive product package

(100), the method including providing a first release

sheet (160) and a second release sheet (140),

affixing at least one sticker (22) to at least one of the

first release sheet (160) or the second release sheet

(140) and interposing an adhesive product between

the first sheet (160) and the second release sheet

(140). The invention further relates to an article of

merchandise (150) comprising a sleeve (18) into

which an adhesive product package (100) is inserted

and an adhesive product package (100) inserted into

the sleeve (18).

21: 2013/02705 22: 2013/04/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: F16K, F16L 71: McMENAMIN, John Wilson 72: McMENAMIN, John Wilson 33: ZA 31: 2012/00275 32: 2012/01/13 54: NON-RETURN VALVE 00: - A non-return valve is disclosed comprising a housing

having an inlet and an outlet, and including a seat

proximate the inlet so as to at least partially surround

the inlet. A support member is fitted to the housing

and is movable between a first position in which the

support member abuts against the seat so as to

partially cover the inlet, and a second position in

which the support member is urged away from the

seat as a result of water flowing into the inlet through

the housing. The support member defines a plurality

of apertures to enable grit and other particular

material in water flowing through the valve to pass

through the apertures. A resilient valve closure

member snugly overlies the support member, the

resilient valve closure member being movable away

from the support member to enable water to flow

through the apertures in the support member, and

thus through the valve, in an uninhibited manner.


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21: 2013/02706 22: 2013/04/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: B65G, G01N 71: FlexLink Components AB 72: ABBESTAM, Göran, ÅLANDER, Klas 33: SE 31: 1051242-4 32: 2010/11/26 54: DIVERTER DISC 00: - Diverter disc for a conveyer system, comprising a

circular outer periphery and an grip opening formed

in the periphery of the diverter disc, where the grip

opening is adapted to hold and divert a puck

comprising a circular slide ring at the contact region

and that the grip opening is shaped in a non circular

5 shape such that a plurality of discrete contact

points are formed in the grip opening. The

advantage of the diverter disc is that it will be able to

hold the slide ring of a puck in a more secure way

due to the reduced contact surface compared with a

conventional diverter disc.

21: 2013/02707 22: 2013/04/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: C01B, C07F 71: Dow Corning Corporation 72: BERGER, Stephanie, KATSOULIS, Dimitris, LARSEN, Robert Thomas, MCLAUGHLIN, Matthew J., PILLAI, Unnikrishnan R., WINELAND, Jonathan David 33: US 31: 61/424,118 32: 2010/12/17 54: METHOD OF MAKING A TRIHALOSILANE 00: - A method of making a trihalosilane comprising contacting an organotrihalosilane according to the formula RS1X3 (I), wherein R is C1-C10 hydrocarbyl and each X independently is halo, with hydrogen, wherein the mole ratio of the organotrihalosilane to hydrogen is from 0.009:1 to 1:2300, in the presence of a catalyst comprising a metal selected from (i) Re, (ii) a mixture comprising Re and at least one element selected from Pd, Ru, Mn, Cu, and Rh, (iii) a mixture comprising Ir and at least one element selected from Pd and Rh, (iv) Mn, (v) a mixture comprising Mn and Rh, (vi) Ag, (vii) Mg, and (viii) Rh at from 300 to 800 °C to form a trihalosilane.

21: 2013/02710 22: 16/04/2013 43: 17/10/2013 51: H05H 71: KJELLBERG-STIFTUNG 72: FRANK LAURISCH and VOLKER KRINK 33: EP 31: 12 169 342.8 32: 2012/05/24 54: ELECTRODE FOR PLASMA CUTTING TORCHES AND USE OF SAME 00: - 57: The invention relates to an electrode for plasma torches for plasma cutting and to a use of the electrode for said plasma torch. The electrode in accordance with the invention for plasma cutting torches is formed from an electrode holder and from an emission insert which are connected to one another in a force-fitted and/or shape-matched manner. The emission insert has at least one section


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along its longitudinal axis which is arranged between two other sections or next to a section which has a reduced outer diameter in a rotationally symmetrical design of the emission insert or has a reduced cross-sectional surface in a non-rotationally symmetrical emission insert with respect to other section(s).

21: 2013/02737 22: 2013/04/16 43: 2013/10/16 51: A61K, A61P, C07C, C07F 71: Teijin Pharma Limited 72: SAITO, Hiroshi, KOMIYAMA, Masato, OCHIAI, Eiji, TAKAGI, Kenichiro, CHIDA, Takayuki, FUJITA, Mariko, IMAIZUMI, Keiichiro, KANEKO, Toshiyuki 33: JP 31: 2010-238524 32: 2010/10/25 54: 23-YNE-VITAMIN D3 DERIVATIVE 00: - Provided is a novel vitamin D3 derivative which is

useful as a therapeutic agent for osteoporosis.

Specifically provided is a vitamin D3 derivative

represented by formula (1) or a pharmaceutically

acceptable solvate thereof. In the formula, R1

represents a hydrogen atom, an alkyl group having

1-6 carbon atoms, an alkylcarbonyloxyalkyl group

(wherein each alkyl has 1-6 carbon atoms) or an

arylcarbonyloxyalkyl group (wherein the aryl has 6-

10 carbon atoms and the alkyl has 1-6 carbon

atoms); R2 represents a hydrogen atom or an alkyl

group having 1-6 carbon atoms, or alternatively R2

may form, together with the other R2 and carbon

atoms bonded to the R2 moieties, a cyclic alkyl

group having 3-6 carbon atoms; R3 represents an

alkyl group having 1-6 carbon atoms, or alternatively

R3 may form, together with the other R3 and carbon

atoms bonded to the R3 moieties, a cyclic alkyl

group having 3-6 carbon atoms; X represents an

oxygen atom or a methylene group; and n

represents an integer of 1 or 2.

21: 2013/02738 22: 2013/04/16 43: 2013/10/16 51: A61K, A61P, C07K 71: Amgen Research (Munich) GmbH 72: ZUGMAIER, Gerhard, NAGORSEN, Dirk, SCHEELE, Juergen 33: US 31: 61/407,107 32: 2010/10/27 54: MEANS AND METHODS FOR TREATING DLBCL 00: - The present invention provides means and methods for treating diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL). Specifically, a bispecific CD19 x CD3 antibody which engages T cells via its CD3 binding portion and concomitantly binds to CD19 on the surface of, in particular, lymphoma cells via its CD19 binding portion (i.e. a bispecific T cell engager, "BiTE") is administered for use in the treatment of tumorous mass of lymophoreticular tissue and/or extranodal lymphoma caused by DLBCL in a patient.

21: 2013/02744 22: 17/04/2013 43: 21/10/2013 51: G08C 71: XPED HOLDINGS PTY LTD


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72: SCHULTZ JOHN and WOOD CHRIS 33: AU 31: 2010904335 32: 2010/09/24 54: REMOTE CONTROL AND REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS 00: - 57: A controller device for controlling multiple devices, where a controller and device are brought into near field communication distance of one another, the proximity of which is such that the controller and device communicate and initiate processes that establish control mechanisms between at least the controller and the respective device, wherein the controller and device each include: a processor for processing digital data; a digital data memory a portion of the memory including digital data usable by the processor to restrict access of the controller to none, one or more devices.

21: 2013/02745 22: 17/04/2013 43: 21/10/2013 51: F04B 71: SHELKE DATTATRAYA RAJARAM 72: SHELKE DATTATRAYA RAJARAM 33: IN 31: 2704/MUM/2010 32: 2010/09/29, 54: DEVICE FOR TRANSFERRING ENERGY BETWEEN TWO FLUIDS 00: - 57: Device for transferring energy between a driving fluid and a driven fluid without contacting or mixing

with each other is provided. The device comprises: an elongate central body (44) with a profiled cavity (37, 38) on either side having a respective fluid passage (45,46); a pair of composite outer bodies having a respective fluid in/out passage (35, 36) for fluid communication via a flow diverter valve assembly (15); a pair of assembly of moveable chambers fixed on either side of said central body, disposed inside the composite outer bodies; guiding and connecting means (25, 26) passing through inner annular end plates (47, 48) of composite outer bodies for reciprocating said moveable chambers; wherein said flow diverter valve assembly (15) alternatively diverts the direction of the movement of said moveable chambers by diverting the flow direction of said fluids by actuation or pulses received on reaching respective end position on either side of said central body; and flow directing valves for alternatively directing the flow direction of the other fluid to/from respective moveable chambers via said fluid passages.

21: 2013/02763 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/17 51: H01L; C03C 71: HERAEUS PRECIOUS METALS NORTH AMERICA CONSHOHOCKEN LLC 72: WANG, LEI, ZHANG, WEIMING, HÖRTHEIS, MATTHIAS 33: US 31: 61/625,383 32: 2012/04/17 54: CONDUCTIVE THICK FILM PASTE FOR SOLAR CELL CONTACTS 00: - The present invention relates to an inorganic reaction system used in the manufacture of electroconductive pastes. The inorganic reaction system comprises a lead containing matrix forming composition and a tellurium oxide additive. Preferably the lead containing matrix forming composition is between 5-95 wt. % of the inorganic reaction system, and the tellurium oxide additive is between 5-95 wt. % of the inorganic reaction sytem.


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The lead containing matrix forming composition may be a glass frit, and may comprise lead oxide. Another aspect of the present invention relates to an electroconductive paste composition that comprises metallic particles, an inorganic reaction system as previously disclosed, and an organic vehicle. Another aspect of the present invention relates to an organic vehicle that comprises one or more of a binder, a surfactant, a solvent, and a thixatropic agent. Another aspect of the present invention relates to a solar cell printed with an electroconductive paste composition as disclosed, as well as an assembled solar cell module. Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of producing a solar cell.

21: 2013/02766 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/21 51: B60K, B60P, B60W 71: ARNOLD, Brian R. 72: ARNOLD, Brian R. 33: US 31: 61/389,093 32: 2010/10/01 54: REFRIGERATION SYSTEM 00: - A refrigeration system can include an electrical

generator coupled to a mechanical interface, the

mechanical interface configured to transfer

mechanical energy from a vehicle to the electrical

generator, and a control module connected to the

electrical generator via electrical wiring. The

refrigeration system can also include an electrically-

driven refrigeration unit coupled to the control

module, and a battery coupled to the control module

via electrical wiring. The control module can be

adapted to provide electrical power to the

refrigeration unit from the electrical generator or the

battery and is further adapted to charge the battery

with electrical energy not needed for operating the

refrigeration unit.

21: 2013/02769 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/21

51: A61F, A61L 71: DERU GmbH 72: THULL, Roger 33: EP 31: 10013320.6 32: 2010/10/05 54: PROSTHESIS COMPONENT WITH ANTIMICROBIALLY COATED SLIDE SURFACE 00: - The invention relates to a prosthesis component (11,

23) of a joint endoprosthesis. The prosthesis

component (11, 23) comprises a slide surface (19,

24) which is designed to form a slide joint together

with a matching slide surface (26) of another

prosthesis component (11, 23). According to the

invention, the slide surface (19, 24) is formed by a

slide-surface coating (20) which is applied to the

body of the prosthesis component (10, 22), wherein

the slide-surface coating (20) has an antimicrobial

action. The slide-surface coating (20) according to

the invention acts against microorganisms in the

area of the slide joint.

21: 2013/02770 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/21 51: B60K, F16H 71: Polaris Industries Inc. 72: DIETER, Benjamin J., OLSON, Alan S., WEBER, Daniel Scott, RODRIGUEZ, William Burt, SCHREIER, John D., NELSON, Stephen L., DANIELSON, Ron R., SUNSDAHL, Roy A. 33: US 31: 61/408,926 32: 2010/11/01 54: VEHICLE AND TRANSMISSION FOR A VEHICLE 00: - A vehicle is described having a transmission (22)

driven through a propulsion unit (20) such as an

engine, and through a CVT (24). The transmission is

comprised of an input shaft (60) and an output shaft

(100) which are coaxially disposed. An idler shaft

(62) is driven by the input shaft, and the idler shaft

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(64, 66, 68), to provide different gear ratios or drive

directions. The CVT also has a fan (132) on the

driven side which feeds air through the CVT for

cooling. The CVT comprises a drive side clutch (52)

and a driven side clutch (50) with the output shaft of

the (100) extending through the CVT driven clutch

(50).

21: 2013/02771 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/21 51: F24J, G02B 71: Magna International Inc. 72: KOTAGIRI, Vikas, WERNER, Mark F., DEVOR, Michael J., LANGWORTHY, Kevin R., GABBIANELLI, Gianfranco 33: US 31: 61/410,159 32: 2010/11/04 54: SUPPORT SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TROUGH-SHAPED SOLAR ENERGY CONCENTRATORS 00: - A support system for a trough-shaped solar collector

assembly includes a support arm comprising first

and second curved rails and an interconnecting web

structure. The web structure is secured along first

and second opposite edges thereof to first and

second web engaging structures, which are provided

along facing surfaces of the first and second rails,

respectively. Prior to fixedly securing the web

structure to the web engaging structure of the first

and second curved rails, the location and/or the

orientation of the web structure are adjustable for

supporting interconnection of the first and second

curved rails with different rates of convergence

between the first and second curved rails. The

support arm further includes a plurality of mirror-

attachment brackets coupled to the first rail for

attaching the trough-shaped solar collector assembly

to the support arm and structure attachment

brackets for mounting the support arm to a structure.

21: 2013/02772 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/22 51: F27B, F27D 71: SMS Siemag AG 72: KALUZA, Thomas, STARKE, Peter 33: DE 31: 102010049046.6 32: 2010/10/18 54: COOLING-WATER GUIDE FOR A MELTING FURNACE THAT CAN BE TIPPED AND THAT HAS A FURNACE COVER THAT CAN BE RAISED AND PIVOTED 00: - The invention relates to a cooling-water guide for a

melting furnace for melting metals, in particular steel,

consisting of cooling-water feed lines and cooling-

water return lines. The furnace has a furnace vessel

that can be tipped by means of a tipping platform

and that can be covered by means of a furnace

cover that can be raised and pivoted. The cooling-

water feed lines and the cooling-water return lines

are guided in a pivot portal and comprise feed pipe

sections and return pipe sections, which are

connected to each other by means of sealed

rotational pipe joints in such a way that said pipe

sections can follow the tipping motion of the tipping

platform and the pivoting motion of the furnace

cover.


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21: 2013/02773 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/22 51: A01H 71: Rijk Zwaan Zaadteelt en Zaadhandel B.V. 72: THABUIS, Arnaud Paul Pierre, TEEKENS, Korstiaan Cornelis, VAN HERWIJNEN, Zeger Otto 33: PCT 31: PCT/EP2010/067589 32: 2010/11/16 54: RESISTANCE TO NASONOVIA RIBISNIGRI BIOTYPE 1 (NR:1) FROM LACTUCA SERRIOLA 00: - The present invention relates to a lettuce plant (Lactuca sativa L.) resistant against Nasonovia ribisingi biotype 1 (Nr :1 ) representative seeds of which were deposited under NCIMB accession number 41763. Such lettuce plant is obtainable by crossing a lettuce plant with a plant grown from seeds of seedlot 10G.913569 representative seeds of which were deposited with the NCIMB under NCIMB accession number 41763 and selecting preferably in the F2 progeny of the cross for plants being resistant against Nasonovia ribisingi biotype 1 (Nr:1).

21: 2013/02775 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/22 51: B01J, C07C 71: Catalytic Distillation Technologies 72: YE, Minghua, PHAN, Quoc T., MARASCHINO, Mario J., PODREBARAC, Gary G. 33: US 31: 61/394,061 32: 2010/10/18 54: BENZENE ALKYLATION 00: - A process for the production of alkylbenzene, the

process including: feeding a Ci to C6 alcohol and

benzene to a catalytic distillation reactor system

comprising an upper reaction zone containing an

alkylation catalyst and a lower reaction zone

containing a transalkylation catalyst, which may be

the same or different than the alkylation catalyst;

concurrently in the catalytic distillation reactor

system: reacting a portion of the alcohol with the

benzene within the upper reaction zone to form a

reaction mixture containing water, alkylbenzene,

dialkyl ether, unreacted alcohol, unreacted benzene,

and polyalkylate including dialkylbenzene; reacting a

portion of the polyalkylate with benzene in the lower

reaction zone to form additional alkylbenzene; and

fractionally distilling the reaction mixture; recovering

an overheads fraction from the catalytic distillation

reactor system comprising benzene, unreacted

alcohol, water, and dialkyl ether; recovering a

bottoms fraction from the catalytic distillation reactor

system comprising benzene, alkylbenzene, and

polyalkylate.

21: 2013/02783 22: 18/04/2013 43: 31/10/2013 51: F03D 71: WOBBEN PROPERTIES GMBH


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72: JOCHEN ROER, WILKO GUDEWER, ARNO HILDEBRAND, WERNER FRICKE, CHRISTIAN BAUMGARTEL, FLORIAN SARTORIUS, PETER GEIKEN 33: DE 31: 10 2010 043 435.3 32: 2010/11/04 54: WIND POWER PLANT 00: - 57: The invention relates to a module carrier for securing electrical modules, provided for controlling one or a plurality of pitch drives of a wind power plant, on a rotor hub of said plant, with a base part for supporting the electrical modules, the rotor hub being prepared so as to rotate about a substantially horizontal rotor axis and the base part being prepared so as to be secured in the axial direction of the rotor axis in front of the rotor hub.

21: 2013/02816 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/10 51: A61J, A61M 71: Cilag GmbH International 72: JENNINGS, Douglas Ivan 33: GB 31: 0811346.6 32: 2008/06/19 54: INJECTION DEVICE 00: - An injection device comprises a first sub-assembly.

The first sub-assembly comprises a chamber (116)

for holding a fluid. The chamber comprises an inner

surface and an exit aperture (114). The first sub-

assembly comprises a stopper (112) movably

disposed within the chamber and having an outer

surface substantially in contact with the inner surface

about its perimeter. The first sub-assembly

comprises an adapter (118) adapted to transfer fluid

into the chamber.

21: 2013/02821 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/24 51: H01B 71: ABB Technology AG 72: BIRGERSSON, Jonas 33: EP 31: 10191798.7 32: 2010/11/19 54: HIGH VOLTAGE BUSHING WITH REINFORCED CONDUCTOR 00: - A high voltage bushing comprising a hollow insulator

and a conductor extending through the hollow

insulator and including a hollow conductor (1) fixed

at the ends of the hollow insulator. The conductor (1)

comprises a supporting part (2) arranged inside the

hollow conductor (1), the supporting part (2) extends

in the longitudinal direction of the hollow conductor

(1) and the supporting part (2) is adapted to support

the hollow conductor (1) in order to increase the

stiffness of the conductor and thereby decrease the

static deflection of the conductor in the hollow

insulator.

21: 2013/02824 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/22 51: F24J, H01L 71: Airlight Energy IP SA 72: PEDRETTI, Andrea 33: CH 31: 1744/10 32: 2010/10/24 33: CH 31: 1745/10 32: 2010/10/24 33: CH 31: 1746/10 32: 2010/10/24 54: ABSORBER TUBE FOR A TROUGH COLLECTOR 00: - The invention relates to a trough collector having a

focal area and an absorber tube arranged in the

focal area, said absorber tube having an insulating

area that extends from its outer surface to the inside,

enclosing preferably a transport channel that runs

through the absorber tube along its length and

carries a heat-transporting medium, and is

penetrated by at least one thermal opening that

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insulating area to the transport channel. According to

the invention, the at least one thermal opening

comprises a constriction for radiation passing

through it, the focal area being located in the

constriction. The invention also relates to an

absorber tube for a trough collector. Moreover, the

application relates to a trough collector comprising a

linear concentrator.

21: 2013/02825 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Eisai R&D Management Co., Ltd. 72: TERAUCHI, Taro, TAKEMURA, Ayumi, DOKO, Takashi, YOSHIDA, Yu, TANAKA, Toshiaki, SORIMACHI, Keiichi, NAOE, Yoshimitsu, BEUCKMANN, Carsten, KAZUTA, Yuji 33: JP 31: 2010-211629 32: 2010/09/22 33: US 31: 61/385,342 32: 2010/09/22 54: CYCLOPROPANE COMPOUNDS 00: - A compound represented by formula (A) [wherein Q

represents -CH- or a nitrogen atom; R1a and R1b

independently represent a C1-6 alkyl group or the

like; R1c represents a hydrogen atom or the like;

R2a, R2b, R2c and R2d independently represent a

hydrogen atom, a halogen atom or the like; R3a,

R3b and R3c independently represent a hydrogen

atom, a halogen atom or the like; and R3d

represents a hydrogen atom or the like] or a

pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, which has

an antagonistic activity on an orexin receptor, and

therefore can be used as a therapeutic agent for

sleep disorders, such as insomnia, on which the

antagonistic activity on an orexin receptor is

effective.

21: 2013/02826 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/21 51: A63F 71: HERBERT, Richard A. 72: HERBERT, Richard A. 33: US 31: 61/394,666 32: 2010/10/19 54: WAGERING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF WAGERING 00: - A wagering system has a processor through which

information regarding a plurality of competing

contestants in a horse or dog race is made available

to entities betting on the outcome of the race to seek

a payout from a wagering pool. The information for

at least one of the competing contestants is

prepared based upon selected handicapping criteria

to give the at least one of the competing contestants

a time adjusted race identity. An input is provided for

wagers to be placed on the race. The outcome of the

race for wagering purposes is determined using the

time adjusted race identity for the at least one of the

competing contestants.


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21: 2013/02828 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/22 51: C08G, C08K, C08L, C09J 71: Segetis, Inc. 72: JING, Feng, YONTZ, Dorie J., MULLEN, Brian D., LEIBIG, Cora M., BADARINARAYANA, Vivek, STOLLMAIER, Friederike Theresia, RODWOGIN, Marc David 33: US 31: 61/412,776 32: 2010/11/11 54: IONIC POLYMERS, METHOD OF MANUFACTURE, AND USES THEREOF 00: - An ionic polymer of formula (VI) wherein each b=0 or

1; X is hydrogen, 1/z of a metal ion of charge z, a

protonated nitrogen base, or a tetrasubstituted

organic ammonium compound; the molar ratio of

q:r:s:t=(100-0.1):(0-99.9):(0-50):(0-30); R1, R2 and

R3 are hydrogen or C1-4 alkyl; R4, R5, R6 and R7

are hydrogen, C1-4 alkyl or F, wherein F is a

functional group that imparts a property to polymer

VI, at least one and no more than two of R4, R5, R6

and R7 are F and F is the same or different; G is a

single bond or a C1-30 hydrocarbyl group; and for

each instance of t when t is not zero, c=0-5 and d=0-

5, provided that c+d=1-5, and wherein q, r and s as

present in c are independent of any other value of q,

r and s.

21: 2013/02830 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: B02C 71: FLSmidth A/S 72: LOYER, Harold B., SOLOMON, Mark, LITTLEFORD, Christopher K. 33: US 31: 12/907,269 32: 2010/10/19 54: MODULAR SHELL FOR CRUSHER DEVICE

00: - A modular bottom shell of a multi-shell crusher

device, the shell includes a central hub having a

centered cylindrical support hole and at least two

support arms extending orthogonally from the

centered cylindrical support hole, each support arm

having an end plate, and wherein at least one of the

two support arms has an orthogonal bore therein

which extends from within the centered cylindrical

support hole to an outer portion of the support arm;

and at least two outer shell sections having an

annular inner surface, and wherein each of the outer

shell sections has an upper surface and a lower

surface, the upper and lower surfaces extending

from one end of the outer shell section to the other

end of the outer shell.

21: 2013/02845 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: B01D, F24F 71: AAA WATER TECHNOLOGIES AG 72: HEINZL, Wolfgang 33: DE 31: 10 2010 050 042.9 32: 2010/10/29 54: APPARATUS FOR DRYING AND/OR COOLING GAS 00: - The invention relates to an apparatus (10) for drying

and/or cooling gas (12), in particular air, by means of

a hygroscopic solution (14), said apparatus

comprising an absorption device (16) which

comprises at least one gas flow duct (18) and at

least one flow duct (20) carrying the hygroscopic

solution, wherein the inner or gas chamber (22) of a

respective gas flow duct is at least partly delimited

by a vapor-permeable liquid-tight membrane wall

(24) and at least one flow duct is provided, which is

formed between such a gas flow duct and a further

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adjacent cooling unit (26) and which carries the

hygroscopic solution, so that moisture, in particular

water vapor, passes from the gas into the

hygroscopic solution via the membrane wall and is

absorbed in said solution.

21: 2013/02846 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: C07K 71: NOVARTIS AG 72: VAN HEEKE, Gino, CROMIE, Karen, DOMBRECHT, Bruno, BRADLEY, Michelle, BROWN, Zarin, STEFFENSEN, Soren, CHARLTON, Steven, John 33: US 31: 61/411,083 32: 2010/11/08 54: CXCR2 BINDING POLYPEPTIDES 00: - The present invention relates to polypeptides directed against or specifically binding to chemokine receptor CXCR2 and in particular to polypeptides capable of modulating signal transduction from CXCR2. The invention also relates to nucleic acids, vectors and host cells capable of expressing the polypeptides of the invention, pharmaceutical compositions comprising the polypeptides and uses of said polypeptides and compositions for treatment of diseases involving aberrant functioning of CXCR2.

21: 2013/02865 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/22 51: A61M 71: Poly Medicure Limited 72: BAID, Rishi 33: IN 31: 2252/DEL/2010 32: 2010/09/21 54: NEEDLE TIP GUARD FOR INTRAVENOUS CATHETER ASSEMBLY 00: - A needle tip guard (10) for a medical device, in

particular for an intravenous cathether assembly, the

needle tip guard (10) comprising: a base portion (12)

having a bore (14) extending along an axial direction

A for receiving a needle (34) having a needle shaft

(38) such that the needle (34) may extend through

the bore (14) and move relative to the needle tip

guard (10) from a spread- apart position in which the

needle tip (36) is outside the needle tip guard (10) to

a protective position in which the needle tip (36) is

covered by the needle tip guard (10) first (16) and

second jaw (18) extending from the distal side of the

said base portion (12) generally in the axial direction

A; each of the said first (16) and second jaws (18)

having a head portion (20, 22) in the region of its

free end, wherein the said first jaw (16) rests over

the needle shaft in the spread-apart position: one or

more locking means onto the outer surface of the

needle tip guard (10) for securing the said needle tip

guard (10) to the said medical device; and at least

one resilent member or elastic element (26)

integrally mounted onto the said jaws (16, 18) in a

region between the said base portion (12) and the

head portions (20, 22) such that said resilent

member or elastic element (26) exerts an inward

restoring force on the said jaws (16, 18) when the

jaws are fully or partially spread apart by the said

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21: 2013/02867 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/23 51: C07C 71: NOVA Chemicals (International) S.A. 72: CARTER, Charles Ashton Garret, CHISHOLM, P. Scott, BROWN, Stephen John, JABER, Isam 33: CA 31: 2718455 32: 2010/10/22 54: ETHYLENE OLIGOMERIZATION 00: - The ohgomenzation of ethylene using a chromium

catah st having a bridged diphosphine ligand can

produce a selective product distribution to

predominanth' hexene or predominanth'

octene/hexene when activated with aluminoxane.

When the aluminoxane is provided in a non-aromatic

solvent, the oligomerization reaction also produces

pohmer byproducts. The present invention mitigates

this problem by the in situ preparation of the

aluminoxane activator by partial hydrolysis with

water of dilute (0.5 to 3 weight %) trimethylaluminum

in the non-aromatic solvent.

21: 2013/02868 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/23 51: B01D, B01F, C04B 71: CHRYSO 72: PELLERIN, Bruno, MATEO, Sandrine, LACHENAUD, Sophie 33: FR 31: 1058791 32: 2010/10/26

54: SURFACE DEACTIVATOR THAT CAN BE REMOVED WHEN DRY 00: - The invention relates to an emulsion constituted of

an oily phase dispersed in an aqueous phase,

comprising a non-quaternary amino surfactant which

is a diamine of the following formula; and an acid

having a set-retarding effect and also to a process

for the preparation thereof. It furthermore relates to a

process for the surface deactivation of a hydraulic

composition, comprising the steps consisting in; (a)

forming the hydraulic composition; (b) applying, to

the surface of the hydraulic composition, the

emulsion according to the invention, which by

breaking releases the oily phase; and (c) after

hardening of the hydraulic composition, removal of

the film formed with the surface layer of unhardened

hydraulic composition.

21: 2013/02869 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/22 51: F03G, F24J 71: Abengoa Solar New Technologies, S.A. 72: MENDEZ MARCOS, José María, NAVIO GILABERTE, Raul 33: ES 31: P201001345 32: 2010/10/20 54: TOWER RECEIVER CONFIGURATION FOR HIGH POWER VALUES 00: - The invention relates to a receiver having a

configuration of saturated and overheated steam

solar modules in a tower solar concentration plant, in

which the configuration allows incident radiation on

both faces of the overheated steam module,

providing significant advantages in terms of the

durability and overall control of the plant.


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21: 2013/02871 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/22 51: C21D, C22C 71: Arcelormittal Investigacion y Desarrollo, S.L. 72: SCOTT, Colin, CUGY, Philippe 33: PCT 31: PCT/FR2010/052254 32: 2010/10/21 54: HOT-ROLLED OR COLD-ROLLED STEEL PLATE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME, AND USE THEREOF IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY 00: - The invention relates to a hot-rolled or cold-rolled

steel plate, characterised in that the composition

thereof is, in weight percent: 0.6 % = C = 0.9 %; 17

% = Mn = 22 %; 0.2 % = Al = 0.9 %; 0.2 % = Si = 1.1

% with 0.85 % = Al + Si = 1.9 %; 1.2 % = Cu = 1.9

%; S = 0.030 %; P = 0.080 %; N = 0.1 %; optionally:

Nb = 0.25 %, preferably between 0.070 and 0.25 %;

V = 0.5 %, preferably between 0.050 and 0.5 %; Ti =

0.5 %, preferably between 0.040 and 0.5 %; Ni = 2

%; trace elements = Cr = 2 %, preferably = 1 %; B =

0.010 %, preferably between 0.0005 % and 0.010 %;

the remainder being iron and impurities resulting

from the production. The invention also relates to a

method for manufacturing said plate and to the use

of said plate in the automotive industry.

21: 2013/02876 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: A61F 71: Tech Art, Inc. 72: MILLER, Arthur C., ISAACS, Russell D., ISAACS, Dean A. 33: US 31: 13/452,255 32: 2012/04/20 54: INTEGRATED BLACKJACK HOLE CARD READERS AND CHIP RACKS, AND IMPROVED COVERS FOR CHIP RACKS 00: - Integrated blackjack hole card readers and chip

racks, and novel locking cover assemblies, are

disclosed. In one embodiment of the hole card

reader and chip rack, a chip rack of standard

configuration is provided, and defines a cutout into

which the reader can be placed. In another

embodiment, the chip rack and reader are molded

as a single unit. A removable locking cover is also

disclosed which can be used to cover chip racks any

time they are not in use.


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21: 2013/02878 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/14 51: A61K, C07K 71: Novartis AG 72: BAGNOLI, Fabio, BIAGINI, Massimiliano, FIASCHI, Luigi, GRANDI, Guido, MISHRA, Ravi, NORAIS, Nathalie, SCARSELLI, Maria 33: US 31: 61/212,705 32: 2009/04/14 54: COMPOSITIONS FOR IMMUNISING AGAINST STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS 00: - An effective Staphylococcus aureus vaccine may require several antigenic components, and so various combinations of S. aureus antigens are identified for use in immunisation. These polypeptides may optionally be used in combination with S. aureus saccharides.

21: 2013/02879 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/24 51: E01F 71: STUDIO PLASTICS CC 72: DE KLERK, Francois Johannes 33: ZA 31: 2012/00448 32: 2012/01/19 54: A ROAD STUD AND A RUMBLE STRIP FOR A ROAD SURFACE 00: - This invention relates to a road stud 10 and to a

rumble strip 100 comprising a plurality of spaced

apart road studs 10. The road stud 10 is elongate

with rounded ends 18, 20 and includes a raised,

bulbous body 14, and a planar base 16. The stud 10

includes an operatively upper, convexly curved,

transparent, protective outer layer 22 formed from

polycarbonate and a reflective layer or film 26 which

is provided immediately below the transparent outer

layer 22. The reflective layer is sandwiched

between the body 14 and the outer layer 22. The

body 14 is made up of a composition comprising

polyurethane and an aggregate which in this case is

common construction sand.

21: 2013/02880 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/23 51: E04D, E04F, F24J 71: ROOS, Carl, ROOS, Maria Catharina 72: ROOS, Carl 33: ZA 31: 2011/09392 32: 2012/01/20 54: A ROOF TILE AND A ROOF FORMED THEREWITH 00: - This invention relates to a roof tile 10 and to a solar

water heating system which includes a plurality of

the roof tiles 10. The roof tile 10 includes a planar or

panel-like body 12 and at least one pipe 20 which is

embedded in the body 12 and which defines an

inner fluid flow channel. The body 12 has

connection or location formations 14.1, 14.2, 16.1,

16.2 for interconnecting the roof tile 10 to

complemental formations of a similar or identical roof

tile 10, thereby to form a roof 100. The pipe 20 is

linkable to pipes of similar or identical roof tiles 10,

thereby to form a solar thermal collector integrated

with the roof 100. The roof tile 10 may include a

plurality of pipes 20, each defining an inner fluid flow

channel. The body 12 may be a moulded article and

may be moulded around the or each pipe 20. The

pipe 20 may be a copper pipe.


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21: 2013/02911 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/23 51: A01N, A61K 71: Stepan Company 72: ALLEN, Dave R., ALONSO, Marcos, BERNHARDT, Randal J., BROWN, Aaron, BUCHEK, Kelly, GANGULY-MINK, Sangeeta, HOLLAND, Brian, LUEBKE, Gary, LUKA, Renee, MALEC, Andrew D., MASTERS, Ronald A., MURPHY, Dennis S., SHAPIRO, Irene, SKELTON, Patti, SOOK, Brian, TERRY, Michael R., WALLACE, Gregory, WHITLOCK, Laura Lee, WIESTER, Michael, WOLFE, Patrick Shane, TITIEVSKY, Lena 33: US 31: 61/406,547 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,570 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,556 32: 2010/10/25 54: FATTY AMIDES AND DERIVATIVES FROM NATURAL OIL METATHESIS 00: - Fatty amide compositions and their derivatives are disclosed. The fatty amides comprise a reaction product of a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives with a primary or secondary amine. Derivatives made by reducing, quaternizing, sulfonating, alkoxylating, sulfating, and sulfitating the fatty amide are also included. The amine reactant can be diethylenetriamine or (2-aminoethyl)ethanolamine, which provide imidazoline amides or esters, respectively. In one aspect, the ester derivative of the C10-C17 monounsaturated acid or octadecene-1,18-dioic acid is a lower alkyl ester. In other aspects, the ester derivative is a modified triglyceride made by self-metathesis of a natural oil or an unsaturated triglyceride made by cross-metathesis of a natural oil with an olefin. The compositions are valuable for cleaners, fabric treatment, hair conditioning, personal care, antimicrobial compositions, agricultural uses, and oil field applications.

21: 2013/02912 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: C07C 71: Stepan Company 72: ALLEN, Dave R., ALONSO, Marcos, BERNHARDT, Randal J., BROWN, Aaron, BUCHEK, Kelly, LUEBKE, Gary, LUKA, Renee, MALEC, Andrew D., MASTERS, Ronald A., MUNIE, Lawrence A., MURPHY, Dennis S., SHAPIRO, Irene, SKELTON, Patti, SOOK, Brian, TERRY, Michael R., WHITLOCK, Laura Lee, WIESTER, Michael, WOLFE, Patrick Shane 33: US 31: 61/406,547 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,556 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,570 32: 2010/10/25 54: FATTY AMINES, AMIDOAMINES, AND THEIR DERIVATIVES FROM NATURAL OIL METATHESIS 00: - Fatty amine compositions made from a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives are disclosed. In another aspect, fatty amidoamines made by reacting a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives with an aminoalkyl-substituted tertiary amine are disclosed. The fatty amines or amidoamines are advantageously sulfonated, sulfitated, oxidized, or reduced. In other aspects, the ester derivative is a modified triglyceride made by self-metathesis of a natural oil or an unsaturated triglyceride made by cross-metathesis of a natural oil with an olefin.

21: 2013/02913 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: C07C 71: Stepan Company 72: ALLEN, Dave R., ALONSO, Marcos, BERNHARDT, Randal J., BROWN, Aaron, GANGULY-MINK, Sangeeta, MALEC, Andrew D., MANUEL, Teresa C., MASTERS, Ronald A., MUNIE, Lawrence A., MURPHY, Dennis S., SKELTON, Patti, SOOK, Brian, TERRY, Michael R., WEITGENANT, Jeremy Aaron, WHITLOCK, Laura Lee, WIESTER, Michael, WOLFE, Patrick Shane 33: US 31: 61/406,570 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,556 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,547 32: 2010/10/25 54: QUATERNIZED FATTY AMINES, AMIDOAMINES, AND THEIR DERIVATIVES FROM NATURAL OIL METATHESIS 00: - Quaternary ammonium, betaine, or sulfobetaine compositions derived from fatty amines, wherein the fatty amine is made by reducing the amide reaction product of of a metathesis-derived C10-C17


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monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives and a secondary amine, are disclosed. Quaternary ammonium, betaine, or sulfobetaine compositions derived from fatty amidoamines, wherein the amidoamine is made by reacting of a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives and an aminoalkyl- substituted tertiary amine, are also disclosed. The quaternized compositions are advantageously sulfonated or sulfitated. In one aspect, the ester derivative of the C10- C17 monounsaturated acid or octadecene-1,18-dioic acid is a lower alkyl ester. In other aspects, the ester derivative is a modified triglyceride made by self-metathesis of a natural oil or an unsaturated triglyceride made by cross-metathesis of a natural oil with an olefin. The quaternary ammonium, betaine, and sulfobetaine compositions and their sulfonated or sulfitated derivatives are valuable for a wide variety of end uses, including cleaners, fabric treatment, hair conditioning, personal care (liquid cleansing products, conditioning bars, oral care products), antimicrobial compositions, agricultural uses, and oil field applications.

21: 2013/02914 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: C11D 71: Stepan Company 72: ALLEN, Dave R., BERNHARDT, Randal J., BROWN, Aaron, MASTERS, Ronald A., WOLFE, Patrick Shane, TITIEVSKY, Lena 33: US 31: 61/406,570 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,556 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,547 32: 2010/10/25 54: HARD SURFACE CLEANERS BASED ON COMPOSITONS DERIVED FROM NATURAL OIL METATHESIS 00: - Aqueous hard surface cleaner compositions derived from metathesized natural oil feedstocks are disclosed. In one aspect, the compositions comprise at least one anionic surfactant derived from a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, 5 octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives. In another aspect, aqueous hard surface cleaners comprising at least one nonionic or amphoteric surfactant derived from a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1, 18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives are disclosed. The aqueous cleaners noted above rival or outperform commercial baselines in a Gardner straight- line washability test. Industrial degreasers comprising a C10 or C12 amide solvent and derived from a metathesis-

derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid are superior to commercial standards.

21: 2013/02915 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: A01N 71: Stepan Company 72: ALLEN, Dave R., BERNHARDT, Randal J., MALEC, Andrew D., WOLFE, Patrick Shane 33: US 31: 61/406,570 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,547 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,556 32: 2010/10/25 54: GLYPHOSATE FORMULATIONS BASED ON COMPOSITIONS DERIVED FROM NATURAL OIL METATHESIS 00: - Aqueous glyphosate formulations comprising a surfactant derived from metathesized natural oil feedstocks are disclosed. The formulations comprise a glyphosate salt, water, and a surfactant derived from a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives. The surfactant is selected from C10 or C12 amine oxides, C10 or C12 quats, C10, C12, or C16 amidoamines, C10 or C12 amidoamine oxides, C10 imidazoline quats, C10 or C12 amidoamine quats, C10, C12, or C16 betaines, C16 amidoamine betaines, C18 diamidoamines, C18 diamidoamine oxides, C18 diamidoamine diquats, C18 diamidoamine oxide quats, C18 diamidoamine oxide betaines, Cis diamidoamine monobetaines, C18 diamidoamine monobetaine quats, C18 ester amidoamine quats, and amidoamines and their oxidized or quaternized derivatives made from self- or cross-metathesized palm or soybean oil. The surfactants noted above impart substantial stability to highly concentrated glyphosate formulations at, above, and below room temperature and perform as well or better than commercial alternatives.

21: 2013/02916 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: C11D 71: Stepan Company 72: ALLEN, Dave R., ALONSO, Marcos, BERNHARDT, Randal J., MURPHY, Dennis S., WOLFE, Patrick Shane, BROWN, Aaron 33: US 31: 61/406,556 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,547 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,570 32: 2010/10/25 54: LAUNDRY DETERGENTS BASED ON COMPOSITIONS DERIVED FROM NATURAL OIL METATHESIS 00: -

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detergents include a surfactant composition derived from a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives. For fatty alkyl ester sulfonate-containing detergents, the composition is selected from C10 betaines, C12 or C16 amidoamines, C12 ethanolamine amides, C16 amidoamine sulfonates, C18 diamidoamine dioxides, quaternized C18 diamidoamine betaines, sulfonated C18 low-EO fatty ester alkoxylates, C18 amidoamine carboxylates, and amidoamine oxides and sulfobetaines derived from cross- metathesis of palm or soybean oil. The bargain detergents include a performance booster selected from C12 low-EO fatty ester alkoxylate sulfonates, C18 amidoamine oxide esters, C18 amidoamine oxide carboxylates, and amidoamine sulfobetaines made from self metathesized palm or soybean oil.

21: 2013/02919 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: C10L 71: Stepan Company 72: ALLEN, Dave R., ALONSO, Marcos, BERNHARDT, Randal J., BROWN, Aaron, BUCHEK, Kelly, GANGULY-MINK, Sangeeta, HOLLAND, Brian, MALEC, Andrew D., MASTERS, Ronald A., MURPHY, Dennis S., SKELTON, Patti, SOOK, Brian, WIESTER, Michael, WOLFE, Patrick Shane 33: US 31: 61/406,547 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,570 32: 2010/10/25 33: US 31: 61/406,556 32: 2010/10/25 54: ALKOXYLATED FATTY ESTERS AND DERIVATIVES FROM NATURAL OIL METATHESIS 00: - Alkoxylated fatty ester compositions are disclosed. In one aspect, the compositions comprise a reaction product of a metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or their ester derivatives with one or more alkylene oxides in the presence of an insertion catalyst to give an alkoxylated fatty ester. In another aspect, the metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid, octadecene-1,18-dioic acid, or its ester derivative is reacted with a glycol ether or a glycol ether alkoxylate, to give an alkoxylated fatty ester. In yet another aspect, the metathesis-derived C10-C17 monounsaturated acid or octadecene-1,18-dioic acid is reacted with one or more alkylene oxides to give a fatty acid alkoxylate, followed by etherification of the fatty acid alkoxylate.

21: 2013/02920 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: A61K 71: Tata Global Beverages Limited 72: PODDAR, Pradeep, HIDELL, Henry, AGRO, C.E., COLLETE, Micheal 33: IN 31: 1071/KOL/2010 32: 2010/09/23 54: CALCIUM FORTIFYING COMPOSITION FOR STRENGTH, A HYDRATION SUPPLEMENT, AND PROCESS FOR PREPARING THE SAME 00: - The present invention provides nutrient fortifying composition for food products and water beverages. More particularly the present invention provides calcium fortifying composition comprising calcium lactate gluconate, copper ion source, acidity regulators and class II preservative (202). The invention further provides a hydration supplement and a fortified water beverage to supplement the deficiencies of calcium in humans.

21: 2013/02921 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: A23F, A61K 71: Tata Global Beverages Limited 72: PODDAR, Pradeep, HIDELL, Henry, AGRO, C.E., COLLETE, Micheal 33: IN 31: 1072/KOL/2010 32: 2010/09/23 54: ZINC AND COPPER FORTIFYING COMPOSITION, A HYDRATING SUPPLEMENT, AND PROCESS FOR PREPARING THE SAME 00: - Electrolyte fortifying composition for recharge, a hydrating supplement, and process for preparing the same. The present invention provides nutrient fortifying composition for food products. More particularly the present invention provides Electrolyte fortifying composition for recharge comprising calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, potassium bicarbonate, acidity regulator(330), copper sulphate; and class ii preservative (202).The invention further provides a hydration supplement and a fortified water beverage to supplement the deficiencies of chromium and boron in humans.

21: 2013/02922 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: A23F, A23L 71: Tata Global Beverages Limited 72: PODDAR, Pradeep, HIDELL, Henry, AGRO, C.E., COLLETE, Micheal 33: IN 31: 1070/KOL/2010 32: 2010/09/23 54: ELECTROLYTE FORTIFYING COMPOSITION FOR RECHARGE, A HYDRATING SUPPLEMENT, AND PROCESS FOR PREPARING THE SAME 00: -


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Nutrient fortifying composition for food products and electrolyte fortifying composition for recharge comprising calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, potassium bicarbonate, acidity regulator, copper sulphate; and class II preservative. A hydration supplement and a fortified water beverage to supplement the deficiencies of chromium and boron in humans. The hydrating supplement is such that the amount of the calcium chloride is 9.5% to 15.695 % by weight, amount of Magnesium chloride is 2.2 % to 10.31 % by weight, amount of potassium bicarbonate is 10.2% to 15.99% by weight and amount of Copper sulfate is 32.14% to 55.7% by weight. The hydrating supplement is in liquid or semi I solid form, such as a beverage such as aerated drink or treated water.

21: 2013/02923 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: A23L 71: Tata Global Beverages Limited 72: PODDAR, Pradeep, HIDELL, Henry, AGRO, C.E., COLLETE, Micheal 33: IN 31: 1068/KOL/2010 32: 2010/09/23 54: TRIVALENT CHROMIUM AND BORON FORTIFYING COMPOSITION, A HYDRATION SUPPLEMENT, AND PROCESS FOR PREPARING THE SAME 00: - Trivalent Chromium and Boron fortifying composition, a hydration supplement, and process for preparing the same. The present invention provides nutrient fortifying composition for food products. More particularly the present invention provides chromium and boron fortifying composition comprising boron source, trivalent chromium source, copper ion source, class II preservative (202), and acidity regulator (330). The invention further provides a hydration supplement and a fortified water beverage to supplement the deficiencies of chromium and boron in humans.

21: 2013/02924 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: C02F 71: Tata Global Beverages Limited 72: PODDAR, Pradeep, HIDELL, Henry, BHATTACHARJEE, Shamik 33: IN 31: 1069/KOL/2010 32: 2010/09/23 54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF THE TREATED WATER FORTIFIED WITH THE MICRO NUTRIENTS 00: - A process for the preparation of the treated water

fortified with the micro nutrients comprises pre-

treating and sterilizing the water, resulting in a pure

permeate. The said permeate is passed through

ozonator for further sterilizing the water and

thereafter it is de-ozonated to produce on line sterile

water. The treated water is fortified with dosing at

least one bio-available micro nutrient and / or

sanitizing agent into the flowing water on line. The

finished product must conform to the control drink

preparation standards.

21: 2013/02939 22: 2013/04/23 43: 2013/10/24 51: C12N 71: CADILA HEALTHCARE LIMITED 72: PARIKH, Aashini, SINGH, Arun, GUPTA, Ajit, K., JAKHADE, Mansi, MENDIRATTA, Sanjeev, Kumar 33: IN 31: 2806/MUM/2010 32: 2010/10/08 54: EXPRESSION VECTOR FOR HIGH LEVEL EXPRESSION OF RECOMBINANT PROTEINS 00: -


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The present invention provides an expression vector for the production of proteins and peptides comprising a promoter operably linked to gene of interest, TPL and VA genes I and II, matrix attachment regions (MARs)/SARs, antibiotic marker. The said vector is transfected in suitable host cell.

21: 2013/02949 22: 2013/04/23 43: 2013/10/24 51: B01D, C02F 71: GOLD FIELDS GROUP SERVICES PROPRIETARY LIMITED 72: LE ROUX, Chris Johan, SMIT, Alwyn 33: ZA 31: 2012/01217 32: 2012/02/17 54: A METHOD OF PURIFYING WATER 00: - The present invention relates to a water purification

installation (10) which includes at least three stages

selected from a filtration stage (14), an apatite

treatment stage (16), a uranium removal stage (20),

a calcium and magnesium removal stage (22) and

an ion exchange stage (24, 28). The invention

further relates to a method of purifying water which

includes at least three steps selected from a filtration

step, an apatite treatment step, a uranium removal

step, a calcium and magnesium removal step and an

ion exchange step.

21: 2013/02950 22: 2013/04/23 43: 2013/10/24 51: C22B, F27B 71: Outotec Oyj 72: HERLEVI, Tuomas 33: FI 31: 20105986 32: 2010/09/24 54: METHOD FOR STARTING A SINTERING FURNACE, AND SINTERING EQUIPMENT 00: - The invention relates to a method and equipment for

starting up a strand sintering furnace (1). During

start-up, the sintering furnace is heated in order to

create suitable production temperatures in the

different process zones (I-VII) having different

temperatures, said zones including a drying zone (I),

a heating zone (II), a sintering zone (III), an

equalizing zone (IV), a first cooling zone (V), a

second cooling zone (VI) and a third cooling zone

(VII).During start-up, the cooling gas to be

conducted to the second cooling zone (VI) is heated

by means of a heating device (3) up to a

temperature that is higher than the ambient

temperature.

21: 2013/02951 22: 2013/04/23 43: 2013/10/24 51: C22B, F27B 71: Outotec Oyj 72: OIKARINEN, Päivi 33: FI 31: 20105987 32: 2010/09/24 54: METHOD FOR THE CONTINUOUS SINTERING OF MINERAL MATERIAL AND SINTERING EQUIPMENT 00: - The invention relates to a method and equipment for

the continuous sintering of mineral material in a

sintering furnace (S). In the method, a material bed

(2) is formed on a conveyor base (1), the material

bed (2) is conveyed by the conveyor base (1)

through the process zones (I- VII) of the sintering

furnace that have different temperatures, the zones

including at least one drying zone (I), at least one

cooling zone (VII), and at least one other process

zone (II, III, IV, V, VI) between the said drying zone

and cooling zone, and gas is conducted through the

conveyor base and the material bed (2), when the

material bed travels through the process zones (I-

VII), and gas is circulated in a circulation gas duct

(3) from the last cooling zone (VII) to the drying zone

(I). Part of the gas flow that is conducted to the

drying zone (I) in the circulation gas duct (3) is

removed as an exhaust gas flow (B) by the exhaust

gas blower (5) of an exhaust gas duct (4). The


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volume flow of the exhaust gas flow (B) is regulated

by regulating the blowing power of the blower (5) to

control the temperature of the gas flow travelling

through the material bed in the drying zone.

21: 2013/02956 22: 2013/04/23 43: 2013/10/23 51: D06F 71: Xeros Limited 72: JENKINS, Stephen Derek, KENNEDY, Frazer John 33: GB 31: 1018318.4 32: 2010/10/29 54: IMPROVED CLEANING METHOD 00: - The invention provides a method for the cleaning of

a soiled substrate, the method comprising treating

the substrate with a solid particulate cleaning

material and wash water, the treatment being carried

out in an apparatus comprising a drum comprising

perforated side walls and having a capacity of

between 5 and 50 litres for each kg of fabric in the

washload, wherein said solid particulate cleaning

material comprises a multiplicity of polymeric

particles at a particle to fabric addition level of 0.1:1-

10:1 by mass, each particle being substantially

cylindrical or spherical in shape and having an

average density in the range of 0.5-2.5 g/cm3 and

an average volume in the range of 5-275 mm3, and

wherein said drum comprising perforated side walls

is rotated at a speed which generates G forces in the

range of from 0.05 to 900 G. The polymeric particles

may comprise foamed or unfoamed polymeric

materials which may comprise either linear or

crosslinked polymers. Preferably, at least one

detergent is employed in the cleaning process. The

invention provides optimum cleaning performance as

a result of improved mechanical interaction between

substrate and cleaning media and is preferably used

for the cleaning of textile fabrics. The method allows

for significant reductions in the consumption of

detergents, water and energy when compared with

the conventional wet cleaning of textile fabrics, and

also facilitates reduced washing-related textile fabric

damage. The invention also envisages a cleaning

composition comprising a solid particulate cleaning

composition and at least one additional cleaning

agent. In particular embodiments of the invention,

the solid particulate cleaning material is separated

and recovered and then re-used in subsequent

cleaning processes. Typically, the solid particulate

cleaning material is itself cleaned intermittently in

order to maintain its efficacy.

21: 2013/02957 22: 2013/04/23 43: 2013/10/24 51: B01J, C01F, C01G 71: Rhodia Operations 72: IFRAH, Simon, LARCHER, Olivier 33: FR 31: 10/04653 32: 2010/11/-30 54: COMPOSITION BASED ON ZIRCONIUM OXIDE AND ON AT LEAST ONE OXIDE OF A RARE EARTH OTHER THAN CERIUM, HAVING A SPECIFIC POROSITY, PROCESSES FOR PREPARING SAME AND USE THEREOF IN CATALYSIS 00: - The composition of the invention is based on

zirconium oxide and on at least one oxide of a rare

earth other than cerium, in a zirconium oxide weight

proportion of at least 50%, and it is characterized in

that it has, after calcination at a temperature of

900°C for 4 hours, two populations of pores, the

respective diameters of which are centred in the first

case, around a value of between 20 and 40 nm and,

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nm and 200 nm. The composition may be used for

treating the exhaust gases of internal combustion

engines.

21: 2013/03015 22: 2013/04/24 43: 2013/10/24 51: A63F 71: Universal Entertainment Corporation, Aruze Gaming America, Inc. 72: KONDO, Yoshinori, HIRATO, Jun, KITAMURA, Kenta, ITAGAKI, Takehisa 33: JP 31: 2012-104240 32: 2012/04/27 54: GAMING MACHINE AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF 00: - An object of the gaming machine is to

simultaneously display symbols and visual

information with a simple structure, while displaying

the symbols clearly. The gaming machine includes:

one or more reels each provided with a reel band

having one or more symbols; and a light application

device configured to apply visible light representing

visual information which enables recognition of

information related to games on an outer

circumference of the one or more reels. The reel

band has a mirror layer which reflects the visible light

from the light application device.

21: 2013/03055 22: 2013/04/25 43: 2013/10/25 51: A61K, A61P, C07D 71: Proximagen Limited 72: DEAN, David, LIGHTFOOT, Andrew, ROOMANS, Susan 33: US 31: 61/407,207 32: 2010/10/27 54: ALPHA-7 NICOTINIC RECEPTOR MODULATORS FOR THE TREATMENT OF PAIN, A PSYCHOTIC DISORDER, COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT OR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE 00: - Compounds are disclosed which modulate the a7

nicotinic acetyl choline receptor (nAChR), having the

formula (I) wherein the variables are as specified in

the description and claims.

21: 2013/03056 22: 2013/04/25 43: 2013/10/25 51: A61K, A61P, C07K, C12N, C12Q 71: International Institute of Cancer Immunology, Inc., Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. 72: SUGIYAMA, Haruo, SOGO, Shinji, SATO, Masayoshi, KITAMOTO, Ryuki, GOTO, Yoshihiro 33: JP 31: 2010-225806 32: 2010/10/05 54: METHOD FOR ACTIVATING HELPER T CELL 00: - The present invention relates to: a method for

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wherein a helper T cell is activated by adding a WT1

peptide to an antigen presenting cell; and the like.

The WT1 peptide is capable of binding to one MHC

class II molecule, which is HLA-DRB1*0101

molecule, HLA-DRB1*0401 molecule, HLA-

DRB1*0403 molecule, HLA-DRB1*0406 molecule,

HLA-DRB1*0803 molecule, HLA-DRB1*0901

molecule, HLA-DRB1*1101 molecule, HLA-

DRB3*0202 molecule, HLA-DRB4*0101 molecule,

HLA-DPB1*0201 molecule or HLA-DPB1*0301

molecule.

21: 2013/03058 22: 2013/04/25 43: 2013/10/25 51: A47L

71: BISSELL Homecare, Inc. 72: WHITE, Joseph M., ASHBAUGH, Kurt E., KREBS, Alan J., DEJONGE, Mitchell 33: US 31: 13/456,285 32: 2012/04/26 54: ACCESSORY TOOL FOR A VACUUM CLEANER 00: - An accessory tool can include a recovery tank

assembly for removing fluid and dirt from a surface

to be cleaned and store the recovered fluid and dirt.

The accessory tool can be used in connection with a

vacuum cleaner including an extraction cleaner. The

accessory tool can include a housing assembly

having a suction outlet opening adapted to be

connected to a vacuum hose in fluid communication

with the suction source of the vacuum cleaner and a

recovery tank can be in fluid communication with the

suction nozzle to store liquid drawn in through the

suction nozzle.

21: 2013/03069 22: 22/04/2013 43: 22/10/2013 51: C02F 71: OREGE 72: LOPEZ MICHEL, CAPEAU PATRICE, GENDROT PASCAL 33: FR 31: 10/04284 32: 2010/10/29 54: METHOD FOR SEPARATING LIQUID FROM SUSPENDED MATTER IN A SLUDGE AND DEVICE FOR SAME 00: - 57: The invention relates to a method for separating the liquid part from the suspended matter in a sludge supplied in a continuous flow at a flow rate of QEB = V/hour. The flow is divided into at least two partial flows which are sprayed on top of one another into a sealed chamber of volume v < V/20, simultaneously injecting air therein at a flow rate d, said chamber being kept under overpressure conditions. The suspended matter of the thus treated flow is then left to decant in a collection container, with the cake or solid part falling to the bottom and separating from the liquid part which is continuously discharged.


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21: 2013/03071 22: 26/04/2013 43: 31/10/2013 51: C02F 71: OREGE 72: LOPEZ MICHEL, CAPEAU PATRICE, GENDROT PASCAL 33: FR 31: 10/04285 32: 2010/10/29 54: WATER CLARIFICATION METHOD AND DEVICE 00: - 57: The invention relates to a method and device for clarifying water by means treatment of the colloidal structures contained in a liquid and/or a sludge supplied in a continuous flow at a flow rate of QEB = VEB/hour. The flow is sprayed into a chamber (2) under overpressure conditions in relation to atmospheric pressure, said chamber (2) having a volume v < VEB/20, and air (10) being injected simultaneously therein at a flow rated.

21: 2013/03072 22: 22/04/2013 43: 31/10/2013 51: B41M, B44C, G09F 71: HAINAN YAYUAN ANTI-FRAUD TECHNIQUE INSTITUTE 72: CHEN FEI and CHEN MINGFA 33: CN 31: 2010105204295 32: 2010/10/27,

54: ANTI-COUNTERFEIT PRINTING MATERIAL WITH HOT STAMPING TEXTURE, SPECIAL HOT STAMPING FOIL AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR SAME 00: - 57: An anti-counterfeit printing material with a hot stamping texture, a special hot stamping foil and a manufacturing method for the same, wherein the method comprises: randomly throwing fibers onto a foil printed with an adhesive to make a hot stamping foil (16); scanning and collecting feature information about the random distribution of the fibers; and storing the information in a database of a computer anti-counterfeit inquiry system connected to a telephone network and/or the Internet, for public inspection and verification of authenticity. With existing hot stamping processes and equipment, a printing material manufacturer can produce anti-counterfeit printing material with a local texture by means of hot stamping with hot stamping foils, which saves investment in special equipment, simplifies the production process, increases production efficiency and reduces production costs.

21: 2013/03078 22: 26/04/2013 43: 31/10/2013 51: A01H, C12N 71: YISSUM RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT COMPANY OF THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM and FUTURAGENE ISRAEL LTD 72: SHOSEYOV ODED, SHANI ZIV, ABRAMSON MIRON 33: US 31: 61/409,590 32: 2010/11/03 54: TRANSGENIC PLANTS WITH IMPROVED SACCHARIFICATION YIELDS AND METHODS OF GENERATING SAME 00: - 57: A method of engineering a plant having reduced acetylation in a cell wall is disclosed. The method comprising expressing in the plant cell wall at least one isolated heterologous polynucleotide encoding an acetylxylan esterase (AXE) enzyme under the


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transcriptional control of a developmentally regulated promoter specifically active in the plant cell wall upon secondary cell wall deposit, thereby engineering the plant having reduced acetylation in the cell wall.

21: 2013/03097 22: 2013/04/26 43: 2013/10/28 51: B03D, G01F 71: Outotec Oyj 72: RINNE, Antti, SALOHEIMO, Kari 33: FI 31: 20106006 32: 2010/09/29 54: CONTROL METHOD OF A FLOTATION MACHINE THAT IS USED IN METALLURGICAL PROCESSES 00: - The invention relates to a method of using a flotation

machine that is used in metallurgical processes and

to a flotation machine. The flotation machine foams

hydrophobic particles from anaqueous slurry that

contains these particles. The flotation machine

includes a flotation cell (1), and a rotor (2) that is

inside the flotation cell. The rotor (2) is rotated at a

mixing power, which maintains the suspension in the

slurry and mixing of air with the slurry to form the

foam, and the mixing power is controlled by

adjusting the rotation speed of the rotor. The amount

of solid matter S accumulated on the bottom of the

cell (1) is determined, and the rotation speed of the

rotor (2) is adjusted on the basis of the determined

amount of solid matter. The flotation machine

includes a measuring device (5) for determining the

amount of solid matter accumulated on the bottom of

the cell. The adjusting device (4) is arranged to

adjust the rotation speed of the motor (3), which

rotates the rotor (2), on the basis of the measuring

result of the measuring device (5) to remove the

solid matter from the bottom of the cell.

21: 2013/03098 22: 2013/04/26 43: 2013/10/28 51: E01F, G02B 71: Nippon Carbide Industries Co., Inc. 72: MIMURA, Ikuo 33: JP 31: 2010-243092 32: 2010/10/29 54: CUBE-CORNERED RETROREFLECTIVE SHEET 00: - An objective is to provide a cube-cornered

retroreflective sheet which may be treated as having

superior design, while also having superior angle of

rotation characteristics. Provided is a cube-cornered

retroreflective sheet (3) wherein each respective

cube-cornered retroreflective element in at least two

mutually adjacent regions (A, B) mutually rotate with

an axis which is orthogonal to the sheet being

treated as a center thereof; cube-cornered

retroreflective elements (11, 12) which do not abut

the boundary of the respective regions (A, B) are

treated as having hexagonal exterior shapes; cube-

cornered retroreflective elements (11s, 12,s, 11t,

12t) which do abut the boundary of the respective

regions (A, B) are treated as having a shape wherein

a portion of either one or two reflector-side faces in

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hexagonal exterior shapes is cut off; and the

reflective side face portion, the portion whereof has

been cut off, abuts the boundary.

21: 2013/03101 22: 2013/04/26 43: 2013/10/28 51: A01D 71: FLSmidth A/S 72: DAVIS, Glenn 33: US 31: 61/411,087 32: 2010/11/08 54: MOBILE SIZING STATION 00: - A mobile sizing station includes a crushing device

and a hopper device. A conveyor device extends

between a hopper of the hopper device to a crusher

mechanism of the crushing device to transport

material fed to the hopper to the crusher mechanism

to crush the material. The hopper of the hopper

device is supported on a base that has a plurality of

frame members. A first frame member is pivotally

connected to a second frame member and is also

rotatably supported such that the first frame member

is rotatable. The second frame member is pivotally

connected to a third frame member and the third

frame member is connected to the hopper. The

hopper is thereby rotatable and is tiltable about the

pivotal connections between the second and third

frame members and is also tiltable about the pivotal

connection between the first and second frame

members.

21: 2013/03102 22: 2013/04/26 43: 2013/10/28 51: B22F, B24D, E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: CHAKRABORTY, Soma, DIGIOVANNI, Anthony A., AGRAWAL, Gaurav, SCOTT, Danny E., MATHUR, Vipul 33: US 31: 61/408,382 32: 2010/10/29 54: GRAPHENE-COATED DIAMOND PARTICLES, COMPOSITIONS AND INTERMEDIATE STRUCTURES COMPRISING SAME, AND METHODS OF FORMING GRAPHENE-COATED DIAMOND PARTICLES AND POLYCRYSTALLINE COMPACTS 00: - Coated diamond particles have solid diamond cores

and at least one graphene layer. Methods include

coating diamond particles with a charged species

and coating the diamond particles with a graphene

layer. A composition includes a substance and a

plurality of coated diamond particles dispersed within

the substance. Each coated diamond particle has a

diamond core and at least one graphene layer

formed over at least a portion of the diamond core.


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21: 2013/03103 22: 2013/04/26 43: 2013/10/28 51: B01J, B24D, E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: DIGIOVANNI, Anthony A. 33: US 31: 61/408,268 32: 2010/10/29 54: POLYCRYSTALLINE COMPACTS INCLUDING NANOPARTICULATE INCLUSIONS, CUTTING ELEMENTS AND EARTH-BORING TOOLS INCLUDING SUCH COMPACTS, AND METHODS OF FORMING SAME 00: - A polycrystalline compact comprises a plurality of

grains of hard material and a plurality of

nanoparticles disposed in interstitial spaces between

the plurality of grains of hard material. The plurality

of nanoparticles has a thermal conductivity less than

a thermal conductivity of the plurality of grains of

hard material. An earth-boring tool comprises such a

polycrystalline compact. A method of forming a

polycrystalline compact comprises combining a

plurality of hard particles and a plurality of

nanoparticles to form a mixture and sintering the

mixture to form a polycrystalline hard material

comprising a plurality of interbonded grains of hard

material. The plurality of nanoparticles have a lower

thermal conductivity than the plurality of hard

particles. A method of forming a cutting element

comprises infiltrating interstitial spaces between

interbonded grains of hard material in a

polycrystalline material with a plurality of

nanoparticles. The plurality of nanoparticles have a

lower thermal conductivity than the interbonded

grains of hard material.

21: 2013/03104 22: 2013/04/26 43: 2013/10/25 51: E21B 71: Baker Hughes Incorporated 72: DIGIOVANNI, Anthony A. 33: US 31: 61/407,085 32: 2010/10/27 54: CUTTING ELEMENTS, EARTH-BORING TOOLS INCORPORATING SUCH CUTTING ELEMENTS, AND METHODS OF FORMING SUCH CUTTING ELEMENTS 00: - Cutting elements comprise a substrate, a

polycrystalline table, and an asymmetric interface

feature. The interface feature comprises a shape

that is reflectively asymmetric about at least two

planes defined by x, y, and z axes of a Cartesian

coordinate system defined to align a z axis of the

coordinate system with the central axis of the

substrate and to locate a center of the coordinate

system at a midpoint along an axial height of the

asymmetric interface feature. Methods of forming a

cutting element comprise: forming an asymmetric

interface feature at an end of a substrate; distributing

a plurality of superhard particles on the substrate

over the asymmetric interface feature in a mold; and

bonding the superhard particles in the mold to form a

polycrystalline table attached to the substrate.


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21: 2013/03106 22: 29/04/2013 43: 01/11/2013 51: F03D 71: WOBBEN PROPERTIES GMBH 72: GEORG EDEN 33: DE 31: 10 2010 052 272.4 32: 2010/11/23 54: ADJUSTMENT DEVICE FOR ADJUSTING AN ANGLE OF INCIDENCE OF A ROTOR BLADE OF A WIND POWER PLANT 00: - 57: The invention relates to an adjustment device for adjusting the angle of incidence of a rotor blade of a wind power plant, comprising an adjusting motor for moving the rotor blade about an angle of incidence, a control unit for controlling the adjusting motor with electric current, the control unit being connected to an electrical supply network, and an emergency supply device for supplying and controlling the adjusting motor with electric current in the event of failure of the electrical supply network, wherein the emergency device comprises an electrical accumulator for storing electric energy in order to provide the electric current for controlling the adjusting motor, and wherein the control unit is provided to charge the electrical accumulator of the emergency supply device with electric energy.

21: 2013/03112 22: 25/04/2013 43: 01/11/2013 51: C07D 71: RANBAXY LABORATORIES LIMITED 72: SHARMA PRASHANT KUMAR, VASHISHTA BHUPENDRA, SINGH SHAILENDRA K, TIWARI NEERA, DHAR SUBHASH 33: IN 31: 2520/DEL/2010 32: 2010/10/22 54: A PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF PURE MEROPENEM TRIHYDRATE 00: - 57: The present invention relates to a process for the preparation of pure meropenem trihydrate.

21: 2013/03140 22: 30/04/2013 43: 01/11/2013 51: B29C, B29D, F24J, G02B 71: CCP COMPOSITES 72: TAILLEMITE SEBASTIEN 33: FR 31: 1004338 32: 2010/11/04 54: SOLAR REFLECTOR IN COMPOSITE MATERIAL BASED ON RESIN REINFORCED WITH CUT FIBRES, AND USES IN SOLAR PLANTS 00: - 57: The invention relates to a solar reflector for concentrated solar power plants, comprising a substrate a) in composite material based on resin reinforced with cut fibres, said substrate having means b) for attachment without either perforation or gluing, and a metallic reflective coating layer c). The reflector of the invention is used in solar collectors and in solar plants operating on concentrated solar power, more particularly for producing electricity, steam and/or heat.


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21: 2013/03142 22: 30/04/2013 43: 01/11/2013 51: G08B, H01B 71: MANUEL JORGE COMPOS DE FIGUEIREDO 72: MANUEL JORGE COMPOS DE FIGUEIREDO 33: ZA 31: 2012/05461 32: 2012/07/20 54: CABLE SENSOR SYSTEM 00: - 57: An anti-theft cable sensor system includes a cable; an armouring at least partially enveloping the cable; a stabiliser having a predetermined resistance; the cable, armouring and stabiliser being connected to form an electrically conductive circuit; a sensor that monitors the resistance in the circuit; and an alarm triggered by the sensor when the resistance in the circuit varies by a predetermined amount.

21: 2013/03144 22: 30/04/2013 43: 01/11/2013 51: G01G 71: NARAN NAIDU 72: NARAN NAIDU and RANARD NAIDU 33: ZA 31: 2012/03223 32: 2012/05/04 54: WEIGHING MODULE 00: -

57: This invention relates to a weighing module. More specifically, the invention relates to a weighing module, which individually or together with other weighing modules, acts as a single idler weighing apparatus for weighing a load applied to an object such as a conveyor belt assembly. The weighing module includes first and second mountings being attachable to a primary part of the object in a spaced relationship relative to one another, and third and fourth mountings being attachable to a secondary part of the object in a spaced relationship relative to one another. A first bar extends between the first mounting and the third mounting being pivotally mounted to the first and third mountings at a first end and second ends respectively. A second bar extends between the second mounting and the fourth mounting being pivotally mounted to the second and fourth mountings at a first end and second ends respectively. Each end of the bar members are pivotally mounted on the mountings by a mounting pin passing through correspondingly aligned mounting apertures defined in the respective end of the bar members and the respective mounting so as to retain the first bar and the second bar in a spaced apart and parallel orientation relative to one another. One or more load cells are attachable between the one or more mountings such that in use and under load, the bar members and mountings co-operate with one another to substantially nullify any force component acting in a plane coplanar or substantially parallel to a plane in which the bar members lie, thereby to enable the load cell to measure substantially only a strain caused by the weight of the load on the object.


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21: 2013/03149 22: 30/04/2013 43: 01/11/2013 51: A61K, C07D 71: PIERRE FABRE MEDICAMENT 72: DUPONT-PASSELAIGUE ELISABETH, LE ROY ISABELLE, PIGNIER CHRISTOPHE 33: FR 31: 1059634 32: 2010/11/23 54: DERIVATIVES OF HETEROARYLSULFONAMIDES, THEIR PREPARATION AND THEIR APPLICATION IN HUMAN THERAPY 00: - 57: The present invention concerns derivatives of heteroarylsulfonamides, notably as blockers of Kv potassium channels, and more particularly of channels Kv1.5, Kv4.3 or Kv11.1, their application in clinical therapy and their preparation methods. These compounds correspond to the following general formula (I): where R1 represents one or more substituents of the phenyl core X such as: hydrogen, halogen, trifluoromethyl, trifluoromethoxy, linear or branched C1-C4 alkyl, or linear or branched C1-C4 alkoxy, A represents oxygen or sulphur, B represents nitrogen when n=1 or 2 and D represents -C(=O)-, or B represents CH when n=0 and D represents -CH2O- or when n=1 and D represents -O-, R2 represents a hydrogen, a methyl, a fluorine or chlorine atom or a methoxy, HetAr represents a pyridyl or quinolyl group, possibly substituted by a group such as a linear or branched C1-C4 alkyl, a linear or branched C1-C4 alkoxy, a halogen, or a trifluoromethyl, and to their pharmaceutically acceptable salts.

21: 2013/03182 22: 05/02/2013 43: 06/11/2013 51: B65D 71: @VANCE B.V. 72: FRANK MAIWORM, FRANK VERSTAPPEN, GLENN VAN DOORN, PETER DEN BESTEN 33: DE 31: 10 2010 051 236.2 32: 2010/11/12, 54: AUXILIARY TRANSPORT UNIT AND METHOD FOR USE THEREOF 00: - 57: An auxiliary transport unit (1) according to the invention is provided in particular for pallets, wherein the pallets comprise a loading base which during transport is oriented substantially horizontally. The auxiliary transport unit is characterised by a

supporting device (3) which during transport extends substantially in the vertical direction. The auxiliary transport unit also comprises a connecting device (4, 4a, 4b) which connects the supporting device to at least one first, lower pallet. The auxiliary transport unit also has a holding device (5, 16) which is connected to the supporting device. The holding device is provided in order to hold at least one second pallet vertically spaced from the at least one first pallet.

21: 2011/03255 22: 05/05/2011 43: 05/11/2013 51: C07K 71: AMGEN RESEARCH (MUNICH) GMBH 72: ZUGMAIER GERHARD and DEGENHARD EVELYN 33: US 31: 61/112.323 32: 2008/11/07 33: US 31: 61/183.291 32: 2009/06/02 54: TREATMENT OF ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA 00: - 57: The present invention relates to a method for the treatment, amelioration or elimination of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), the method comprising the administration of a pharmaceutical composition a CD19xCD3 bispecific single chain antibody construct to an adult patient in the need thereof.

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51: C22C 71: SCHMIDT + CLEMENS GMBH + CO KG 72: PER HENRIK ASTEMAN and GEORG-WILHELM OVERBECK 33: EP 31: 10 014 793.3 32: 2010/11/19 54: NICKEL-CHROMIUM-IRON-MOLYBDENUM ALLOY 00: - 57: Nickel-chromium-iron-molybdenum alloy, comprising 40 to 48 wt% nickel, 30 to 38 wt% chromium, 4 to 12 wt% molybdenum and iron, wherein the alloy optionally further comprises up to 5 wt% manganese, up to 2 wt% copper, up to 0.6 wt% nitrogen, up to 0.5 wt% aluminium and up to 0.5 wt% vanadium.

21: 2013/03288 22: 07/05/2013 43: 07/11/2013 51: B22C, C08G, C08K 71: ASK CHEMICALS GMBH 72: DIETHER KOCH, CHRISTIAN PRIEBE, CARSTEN CORNELISSEN 33: DE 31: 10 2010 051 567.1 32: 2010/11/18 54: BINDER BASED ON POLYURETHANE FOR PRODUCING CORES AND MOULDS USING ISOCYANATES CONTAINING A URETHONIMINE AND/OR CARBODIIMIDE GROUP, A MOULD MATERIAL MIXTURE CONTAINING SAID BINDER, AND A METHOD FOR USING SAID BINDER 00: - 57: The invention relates to a binder based on polyurethane for producing cores and moulds using isocyanates containing urethonimine and/or carbodiimide groups. The invention also relates to a mould material mixture containing said binder, and to a method using said binder for producing moulds.

21: 2013/03290 22: 07/05/2013 43: 14/11/2013 51: B64D 71: G-NIUS LTD 72: Andreas REINHARD 33: CH 31: 1948/2010 32: 2010/11/19 54: ACCELERATION PROTECTION SUIT 00: - 57: The suit according to the invention consists of a sheath of a sparingly expansible textile material. This sheath has fastened in it, and on it, by sewing or adhesive bonding or welding, compartments which are formed by virtue of the sheath being doubled, in that a strip of textile material is applied to the inside, or in the second case to the outside, of the sheath, and therefore it is connected to the sheath if only along its periphery. These compartments likewise consist of textile materials, in the first case of the same material as the sheath, and in the second case of an expansible knitted

fabric. Flexible tubes, for example made of an elastomer, which expand under pressure are introduced into these compartments. The first-mentioned compartments (9), with textile material which can expand on one side, act as so-called "spacers" and act as displacers for tightening the protective suit over the topography of the individual wearer's body. The second-mentioned compartments (10) act as so-called "muscles" and press locally onto the wearer's body. The compartments (10) are drawn together and thus tighten the sheath and generate an altitude-optimized pressure. These second-mentioned compartments (10) thus tighten the acceleration protection suit to an increasing extent until the tension around the wearer's body builds up the internal pressure which is necessary at the current time. This protective suit has a reliable altitude protection function, provides optimum G-force protection, can be ventilated for cooling purposes and provides additional buoyancy when immersed in water.

21: 2013/03319 22: 08/05/2013 43: 15/11/2013 51: F24J 71: ABENGOA SOLAR NEW TECHNOLOGIES, S.A 72: JUAN PABLO NUNEZ BOOTELLO 33: ES 31: P201001406 32: 2010/11/03


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54: SOLAR COLLECTOR HAVING A MULTI-TUBE RECEIVER, THERMOSOLAR PLANTS THAT USE SAID COLLLECTOR AND METHOD FOR OPERATING SAID PLANTS 00: - 57: The invention relates to a solar collector having a multi-tube receiver, to thermosolar plants that use said collector and to a method for operating said plants, where the multi-tube receivers have a primary reflector (5) formed by two continuous symmetrical parametric curves, a secondary reconcentrator (6) and a receiver (1) that includes several connected tubes (7) with a cross-section, the center of gravity of the collector being located very close to the axis of rotation of the collector itself, and the concentration ration C/Cmax being greater than 0.63, having 100% collection efficiency and having a maximum of two reflections of solar rays (8). The thermosolar plants that use said multi-tube receivers combine same with cylindrical or trough collectors with a tubular receiver, and can be used for the direct generation of steam (with a saturation and overheating zone) or the indirect generation of steam (with the collectors connected in series).

21: 2013/03354 22: 26/04/2013 43: 28/10/2013 51: F23D 71: GEGA LOTZ GMBH 72: ALEXANDER DEICA and WIGBERT BUHR 33: - 31: - 32: - 54: HEAVY CUTTING NOZZLE CUTTING STEEL WORKPIECES IN PARTICULAR 00: -

57: A heavy cutting nozzle (1) for cutting workpieces of steel and workpieces (200) of iron alloys, particularly slabs, ingots and billets, has a nozzle body (2) with a thread (4) for fastening to a cutting torch (100). The heavy cutting nozzle (1) also comprises a centrally arranged cutting oxygen channel (5), a multiplicity of heating gas channels (10) arranged concentrically thereto on a specific inner pitch circle (10.1) and a multiplicity of heating oxygen channels (11) arranged concentrically thereto on a further middle pitch circle (11.1), wherein the outflow openings of the media channels (5, 10, 11) open out in a clearance (7) enclosed by the nozzle body (2). The clearance (7) enclosed by the nozzle body (2) is formed by the outflow openings of the media channels (5, 10, 11) for cutting oxygen, heating oxygen and heating gas in angular, conical or approximately semicircular manner in relation to the outlet end thereof and in this way has the effect that the media flowing out are diverted at the inclined or curved outlet surfaces (F) towards the centre of the nozzle, and swirl with the surrounding air at a further distance (B) away from the heavy cutting nozzle (1) outside the nozzle body (2).

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51: F03D 71: WOBBEN PROPERTIES GMBH 72: GEORG EDEN 33: DE 31: 10 2010 052 565.0 32: 2010/11/25 54: METHOD FOR OPERATING A WIND POWER PLANT 00: - 57: The present invention relates to a method for operating a wind power plant, wherein the wind power plant has an aerodynamic rotor which is designed as a horizontal axle rotor and has a hub with at least one rotor blade and wherein at least one load measuring means for detecting a wind loading of the rotor is provided on the rotor. The method comprises the following steps: rotating the rotor of the wind power plant without or with reduced wind loading for calibrating the load measurement means while carrying out a load measurement using the load measurement means, calibrating the load measurement means on the basis of the load measurement and already known gravity forces acting on the rotor.

21: 2013/03397 22: 2013/05/10 43: 2013/11/18 51: E04B; B32B; E04C 71: FBM LICENCE LIMITED 72: NAIDOO, Kubashen, Jerome 33: AU 31: 2010904524 32: 2010/10/11 54: A BUILDING PANEL, BUILDING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTING A BUILDING 00: - A building system comprising: a building panel

comprising first and second outer sheet members,

an inner sheet member disposed between the first

and second outer sheet members, and solid

insulating material disposed between the first and

second outer sheet members and the inner sheet

member; a first track member, the first track member

and the building panel being arranged such that the

panel is engagable along a first side with the first

track member and the first track member is

connectable to the first and second outer sheet

members; a second track member, the second track

member and the building panel being arranged such

that the panel is engagable along a second side with

the second track member and the second track

member is connectable to the first and second outer

sheet members and the inner sheet member.

21: 2013/03402 22: 10/05/2013 43: 11/11/2013 51: A63B 71: GATHERER DONALD 72: GATHERER DONALD 33: GB 31: 1017687.3 32: 2010/10/20 54: MUSCLE CONDITIONING / MUSCLE ASSESSMENT APPARATUS, SYSTEMS, METHODS AND/OR COMPUTER SOFTWARE 00: - 57: A muscle conditioning or muscle assessment apparatus comprises a load bearing component incorporating a proximal portion for engagement with at least part of a user's body, and a distal portion for securing said component to a fores applying apparatus or an operator; and a transducer located between said proximal and distal portions; said transducer being configured to derive signals representative of the tensile and/or compression forces applied to said load bearing component; wherein said apparatus further comprises means for determining one or more characteristics of position and/or displacement of said load bearing


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component; said apparatus being configured to output signals representative of said force and the direction of said force.

21: 2013/03403 22: 10/05/2013 43: 11/11/2013 51: A47K 71: KARIBU BABY LIMITED 72: YEUNG KWOK LAM 33: CN 31: PCT/CN2010/078026 32: 2010/10/22 54: FOLDABLE BATH TUB 00: - 57: A foldable bath tub includes a bottom board (100), a panel (200) and a foldable circular basin wall (300) connected between the bottom board (100) and the panel (200). The bottom board (100) and the panel (200) are formed by one-shot injection molding and the circular basin wall (300) is formed by two-shot injection molding.

21: 2013/03522 22: 2013/05/14 43: 2013/09/30 51: H04N 71: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. 72: CHEN, Jianle, CHEON, Min-Su, LEE, Jae-Chool, MIN, Jung-Hye, JUNG, Hae-Kyung, KIM, Il-Koo, LEE, Sang-Rae, LEE, Kyo-Hyuk 33: KR 31: 10-2009-0075335 32: 2009/08/14

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ENCODING VIDEO, AND METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DECODING VIDEO 00: - Disclosed is a method of encoding a video, the

method including: splitting a current picture into at

least one maximum coding unit; determining a coded

depth to output a final encoding result according to

at least one split region obtained by splitting a region

of the maximum coding unit according to depths, by

encoding the at least one split region, based on a

depth that deepens in proportion to the number of

times the region of the maximum coding unit is split;

and outputting image data constituting the final

encoding result according to the at least one split

region, and encoding information about the coded

depth and a prediction mode, according to the at

least one maximum coding unit.

21: 2013/03523 22: 2013/05/14 43: 2013/09/30 51: H04N 71: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. 72: CHEN, Jianle, CHEON, Min-Su, LEE, Jae-Chool, MIN, Jung-Hye, JUNG, Hae-Kyung, KIM, Il-Koo, LEE, Sang-Rae, LEE, Kyo-Hyuk 33: KR 31: 10-2009-0075335 32: 2009/08/14 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ENCODING VIDEO, AND METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DECODING VIDEO 00: - Disclosed is a method of encoding a video, the

method including: splitting a current picture into at

least one maximum coding unit; determining a coded

depth to output a final encoding result according to

at least one split region obtained by splitting a region

of the maximum coding unit according to depths, by

encoding the at least one split region, based on a

depth that deepens in proportion to the number of

times the region of the maximum coding unit is split;

and outputting image data constituting the final

encoding result according to the at least one split

region, and encoding information about the coded

depth and a prediction mode, according to the at

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21: 2013/03546 22: 2013/05/16 43: 2013/11/18 51: F16G; B65G 71: JOY MM DELAWARE, INC. 72: THOMAS, Terry M.; ZIEGLER, Brian C. 33: US 31: 13/473,949 32: 2012/05/17 54: BELT FOR CONVEYOR SYSTEM 00: - A belt for a conveyor system generally includes a

ribbon of elastomeric material and a plurality of

reinforcing cords connected to the ribbon. The

ribbon defines a central longitudinal axis and a pair

of side edges extending parallel to the longitudinal

axis. At least some of the cords have ends

positioned between the longitudinal axis and a side

edge.

21: 2013/03707 22: 22/05/2013 43: 04/11/2013 51: A01B 71: LEMKEN GMBH & CO. KG

72: GEORG ACHTEN and JOHANNES TERBOVEN 33: DE 31: 10 2010 054 945.2 32: 2010/12/17 54: SOIL CULTIVATION IMPLEMENT 00: - 57: The invention relates to a floor-treating appliance having two frame parts which are arranged transversely, and one behind the other, and on which are arranged hollow discs which are mounted such that they can be rotated separately one beside the other, wherein the hollow discs of the one frame part have the concave sides oriented obliquely forwards and outwards, as seen in the direction of operation, and the hollow discs of the other frame part have the concave sides oriented obliquely forwards and towards the centre, as seen in the direction of operation, and wherein the chords of the concave sides of the hollow discs are arranged so as to enclose an obtuse angle with the floor surface, wherein the respective two hollow discs which, in a central region, have their concave sides or their convex sides oriented towards one another are designed such that in each case one of these hollow discs has a smaller diameter and is offset in relation of operation.

21: 2013/05539 22: 2013/07/22 43: 2013/09/30 51: F25D, G06F 71: BARNARD, Marthinus Christoffel 72: BADENHORST, Anton Nicolas, GROBLER, Stefan 54: REMOTE MONITORING AND CONTROLLING SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A REFRIGERATOR 00: - A remote monitoring and controlling system for a

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control unit fittable to the refrigerator, or proximate

the refrigerator. The control unit comprises a

plurality of sensors to determine operational

parameters of the refrigerator, and a GPS device to

determine the location and identifier of the

refrigerator. An alert button is provided within or

proximate the refrigerator, to enable a user to notify

a remote monitoring station of an operational issue

with the refrigerator, the alert button being arranged

to generate an alert signal. The control unit further

comprises a transceiver device to retrieve the

operational parameters and the location and

identifier from the sensors and GPS device,

respectively, and to send the operational

parameters, location and identifier of the refrigerator,

and the alert signal, to the remote monitoring station.

21: 2013/05993 22: 2013/08/08 43: 2013/10/23 51: H04W 71: Sony Corporation 72: TAKANO, Hiroaki 33: JP 31: 2011-030657 32: 2011/02/16 54: RADIO COMMUNICATION DEVICE, BASE STATION, METHOD FOR RADIO COMMUNICATION, PROGRAM, AND RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM. 00: -

[Problem] To provide novel and improved wireless

communication apparatus, base station, wireless

communication method, program, and wireless

communication system, whereby cycles for paging

channel communication can be flexibly switched.

[Solution] This wireless communication apparatus is

provided with: a wireless communication unit that

performs wireless communication with a base

station, which changes a cycle for transmitting a

paging channel to a second cycle in the case where

there is no response from the wireless

communication apparatus with respect to the paging

channel that has been transmitted in accordance

with a first cycle; a detecting unit, which detects a

state change of the wireless communication

apparatus; and a reception control unit, which

switches a reception cycle for receiving the paging

channel from the first cycle to the second cycle,

corresponding to the detection results obtained from

the detecting unit.

21: 2013/0783 22: 2013/01/30 43: 2013/10/18 51: B23K 71: SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD. 72: FU, Yuwen, HUANG, Xiaolei, HUANG, Wenming


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33: CN 31: 201110077839.1 32: 2011/03/30 54: DEVICE FOR GAS CUTTING NON-ORTHOGONAL LARGE NOZZLE OPENING ON BARREL OF PRESSURE VESSEL 00: - A device for gas cutting a large non-orthogonal tube

hole on a pressure vessel cylinder. The device is

disposed on a boring and milling machine (9). The

device comprises a hole connection jig (7) fixed on a

boring rod of the boring and milling machine, a

toothed tube (5) connected to the hole connection

jig, a cutting nozzle (3) connected to the toothed

tube and so on. A first adjusting device (4) is

capable of adjusting the vertical travel of the cutting

nozzle. A second adjusting device (6) is capable of

adjusting the length of the hole connection jig. The

device is simple and reliable, has low manufacturing

costs, eliminates the need of compiling a complex

processing program for the boring and milling

machine, only needs to follow a circular trace, has

high flame cutting speed, achieves the processing

quality totally satisfying product requirements, and

enables opening holes for large tubes at different

angles by adjusting the angle between the cylinder

and the boring rod, which is simple and convenient.

21: 2013/0784 22: 2013/01/30 43: 2013/10/18 51: B23K 71: SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD. 72: FU, Yuwen, ZHANG, Bodi, WANG, Jining 33: CN 31: 201110077466.8 32: 2011/03/30 54: METHOD FOR CONTROLLING WELDING DEFORMATION OF JOINT BETWEEN LARGE INSERTION OBLIQUE NOZZLE AND CYLINDER 00: - A welding deformation control method for a joint

between a large inserted oblique tube and a cylinder

comprises: Step 1: opening a hole on a side portion

of a cylinder (22); Step 2: assembling a large

inserted oblique tube (21) and the cylinder (22), and

welding a fixing ribbed plate (23) on an outer side of

a joint; Step 3: measuring the dimensions of the joint

between the cylinder (22) and the large oblique tube

(21), and leaving an anti-deformation margin of an

angle a; Step 4: welding to form a welded seam on

the lower part; Step 5: welding to form a welded

seam on the middle and lower parts, and measuring

an included angle ß through a total station electronic

tacheometer (26), the included angle ß being

controlled to be 180° in the welding process; Step 6:

welding to form a welded seam on the middle and

upper parts, and measuring the included angle ß,

the included angle ß being controlled to be 180° in

the welding process; Step 7: welding to form a

welded seam on the upper part. The method uses

the total station electronic tacheometer (26) and, in

combination with the rigid fixing method, controls

welding deformation of the joint in the process of

welding the large inserted oblique tube (21) and the

cylinder (22), so that the product pass rate is high,

and the welding quality is effectively guaranteed.

The method is simple and is highly effective in

controlling welding deformation of large insertion

joints.

21: 2013/0785 22: 2013/01/30 43: 2013/10/18 51: B23K F16L 71: SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD. 72: FU, Yuwen, HANG, Guofu 33: CN 31: 201110077469.1 32: 2011/03/30 54: AUTOMATIC SUBMERGED ARC WELDING METHOD OF LARGE INSERTION NOZZLE ON CONE 00: -


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An automatic submerged arc welding method for a

large inserted connecting tube on a cone comprises

the following steps: opening a hole on a side wall of

a cone (21); inserting a connecting tube (22) into the

cone, and assembly-welding an annular steel pad

(23) around a part outside the cone and connected

to the connecting tube; elevating two ends, namely a

large opening and a small opening, of the cone

respectively so that the axial direction of the

connecting tube is perpendicular to the ground (27);

assembly-welding a beveled steel tube (24) on the

inner wall of the cone and at the connecting tube;

performing preheating before welding; welding to

form a welded seam (28) between the cone and the

connecting tube by using a saddle-shaped

submerged arc welding machine (25); performing

dehydrogenation treatment after the welding is

completed; and removing surplus height of the

welded seam on the inner wall and polishing the

welded seam smooth. The method uses the saddle-

shaped automatic submerged arc welding machine

to weld, at the inner wall, the inserted connecting

tube and the cone, so as to improve the production

efficiency and reduce the influence of human factors

on the welding quality, thereby avoiding the problem

of difficulty in repairing, shortening the

manufacturing cycle and reducing the manufacturing

costs.

21: 2013/0787 22: 2013/01/30 43: 2013/10/18 51: F22B 71: SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO., LTD. 72: ZHAO, Shenhui, ZHAO, Pengshan, ZHOU, Shuguang, YE, Weimin 33: CN 31: 201110077449.4 32: 2011/03/30 54: BOILER TUBE BANK SUSPENSION DEVICE 00: - A boiler tube bundle suspension device, comprising

a tube bundle (1), a pair of clamping steel plates (2),

a end plate suspension device (3) and a suspension

tube suspension device (4); the tube bundle (1) is

connected with the clamping steel plate (2) via a pre-

embedded part, the end plate suspension device (3)

comprises an end plate (31) and an end plate

support part (32) disposed on the end plate (31), and

the suspension tube suspension device (4)

comprises a suspension tube (41) and a suspension

tube support part (42) disposed between the

suspension tubes (41); one end of the clamping

steel plate (2) is disposed on the end plate

suspension device (3) and the other end is disposed

on the suspension tube suspension device (4), or

the two ends are both disposed on the suspension

tube suspension device (4); the end plate support

part (32) comprises a holding plate (321) and a

support plate (322), the holding plate (321) is

disposed on the end plate (31), the clamping steel

plate (2) is connected with the support plate (322)

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support plate (322). The device can suspend the

tube bundle (1) simply and conveniently, and provide

a very good condition for the expansion under load

of the tube bundle (1), avoiding interference with

other parts and, at the same time, saving cost by

eliminating spring hangers.

21: 2013/1112 22: 2013/02/12 43: 2013/10/07 51: H04L 71: FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FÖRDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V. 72: KILIAN, Gerd, TASCH, Andreas, BERNHARD, Josef, KOCH, Wolfgang, NICKEL, Patrick, GERSTACKER, Wolfgang 33: DE 31: 10 2010 031 411.0 32: 2010/07/15 54: CONCEPT FOR COMBINING CODED DATA PACKETS WITH ROBUST HEADER PROTECTION 00: - Concept for transmitting payload data (112-m) from

a transmitter (110-m) to a receiver (120) via a

communication channel within a time interval (T),

wherein a plurality of channel-coded data packets

(210-n) are generated from the payload data (112-

m) within the time interval (T), wherein each of the

channel-coded data packets comprises packet core

data (212-n) corresponding to a packet identification

of the respective channel-coded data packet, and

wherein the packet core data is coded with a

channel code of higher redundancy than the payload

data (112-m). The plurality of channel-coded data

packets (210-n) are sent, within the time interval (T),

without any return channel to the receiver (120),

which comprises a decoder (DEC) adapted to

decode packet core data (212-1) of a first received

channel-coded data packet (210-1) of the time

interval (T), and, if error-free decoding of the first

channel-coded data packet (210-1) so as to obtain

the payload data (112-m) fails, to decode packet

core data (212-2) of at least one second received

channel- coded data packet (210-2) of the time

interval (T) so as to determine a suitable further

channel-coded data packet of the time interval for

combination with the first channel-coded data packet

so as to obtain, on account of the combination, an

increased code gain for decoding of the payload

data.

21: 2013/1114 22: 2013/02/12 43: 2013/10/24 51: H04M 71: ESTERHUIZEN, Jaco, VAN OS, Cornelis 72: VAN OS, Cornelis, ESTERHUIZEN, Jaco 33: ZA 31: 2012/02292 32: 2012/03/29 54: METHOD OF PROVIDING ACCESS TO AN ELECTRONIC TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 00: - A method 10 of providing access to an electronic

telephone directory includes at least the steps of

storing the electronic telephone directory 12 on a

central server 14, receiving an access request 16 or

16.1 from an electronic device 18 and transmitting

the electronic telephone directory 12 content to a

memory of the electronic device 18 in response to

the access request 16 or 16.1, thereby permitting a

user (not shown) to retrieve data from the electronic

telephone directory 12 when desired without having

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21: 2013/1315 22: 2013/02/20 43: 2013/09/20 51: B60P B62D B60R 71: AUSTIN ENGINEERING LTD 72: HALL, Jamie, Vincent, Clarke 33: AU 31: 2010903677 32: 2010/08/16 33: AU 31: 2010903676 32: 2010/08/16 54: TRAY 00: - A tray of a vehicle, the tray comprising a tray bed

having a carrying surface for containment of a load,

the tray bed comprising at least one panel defining

at least a portion of the carrying surface, the at least

one panel comprising a reinforced section. The

invention also relates to a canopy of a tray of a

vehicle, the canopy comprising a frame member

adapted to receive a plate section defining a

covering section for protecting a portion of the

vehicle, the plate section comprising a reinforced

plate section.

21: 2013/1412 22: 2013/02/25 43: 2013/09/26 51: E02F 71: TROSZCZYNSKI, Krzysztof, Ludwik 72: TROSZCZYNSKI, Krzysztof, Ludwik 33: ZA 31: 2010/5304 32: 2010/07/26 54: WEAR PART SYSTEM 00: - A wear part system 10 includes an adaptor 12

configured and dimensioned to be attached to a

portion of a piece of equipment (not shown) which

experiences high wear in use, the adaptor 12

including a passage 16 extending between two

opposed sides thereof. A wear part 18 of the system

10 is configured and dimensioned to be fitted over

the adaptor 12. The wear part 18 includes a passage

20 extending between two opposed sides thereof

and which passage 20 is aligned in register with the

passage 16 of the adaptor 12 when the wear part 18

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21: 2013/1632 22: 2013/03/04 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K C07K A61P 71: EPSHTEIN, Oleg, Iliich 72: EPSHTEIN, Oleg, Iliich, TARASOV, Sergey, Alexandrovich 33: RU 31: 2010133041 32: 2010/08/06 33: RU 31: 2010133047 32: 2010/08/06 33: RU 31: 2010133043 32: 2010/08/06 33: RU 31: 2010133050 32: 2010/08/06 33: RU 31: 2010133051 32: 2010/08/06 33: RU 31: 2010133052 32: 2010/08/06 33: RU 31: 2010133053 32: 2010/08/06 33: RU 31: 2011127226 32: 2011/07/04 54: COMBINATION PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION AND METHODS OF TREATING AND PREVENTING THE INFECTIOUS DISEASES 00: - A combination pharmaceutical composition

comprising a) an activated-potentiated form of an

antibody to at least one cytokine and b) an activated-

potentiated form of an antibody to at least one

receptor, and methods of treating and preventing the

infectious diseases, including bacterial infections

caused by different infectious agents such as

pseudotuberculosis, whooping cough, yersiniosis,

pneumonitis of different etiology, and acute and

chronic viral infections such as acute respiratory

tract infections, influenza of different types, acute

viral hepatitis A, B, C and other types of hepatitis,

the diseases and conditions caused by HIV or

associated with HIV, including AIDS.

21: 2013/1663 22: 2013/03/05 43: 2013/10/07 51: A01G 71: BAMBERGER, Richard 72: BAMBERGER, Richard 54: AEROPONICS SYSTEM 00: - The invention provides an aeroponic plant support

structure, which includes a motor vehicle tyre

adapted by forming a plurality of angularly spaced

holes for receiving and supporting plants therein on

one sidewall of the tyre, which will define the upper

part of the support structure, in use, and forming at

least one hole in the tread part of the tyre to receive

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21: 2013/1665 22: 2013/03/05 43: 2013/10/07 51: A61K 71: PHARMATHEN S.A. 72: KARAVAS, Evangelos, KOUTRIS, Efthimios, SAMARA, Vasiliki, MILOULI, Efstathia, KONTIZA, Ioanna, KOUTRI, Ioanna 33: GR 31: 20120100173 32: 2012/03/22 54: OPHTHALMIC PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION CONTAINING A CARBONIC ANHYDRASE INHIBITOR AND METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION THEREOF 00: - The present invention relates to a stable pharmaceutical formulation for topical administration containing a therapeutically effective quantity of Brinzolamide or ophthalmologic acceptable salts thereof and an effective quantity of a surfactant such as poloxamer, to be used for the treatment of ocular hypertension and glaucoma.

21: 2013/1928 22: 2013/03/14 43: 2013/09/18 51: A45C A47G E05B 71: SICPA HOLDING SA 72: GREMAUD, Frédéric, SCHWAB, Xavier, DECOUX, Eric 33: US 31: 61/384,047 32: 2010/09/17 33: EP 31: PCT/EP2010/063752 32: 2010/09/17 54: TAMPERPROOF CASE 00: - A tamperproof case for a genuine article which

comprises a space for accommodating the article

between first and second sheet members which are

capable of being permanently bonded together in at

least the area that substantially completely

surrounds the space. At least one of the first and

second sheet members comprises at least one

security element that is invisible under light in the

visible wavelength range. This abstract is neither

intended to define the invention disclosed in this

specification nor intended to limit the scope of the

invention in any way.

21: 2013/1978 22: 2013/03/15 43: 2013/10/18 51: G06Q 71: SNYMAN, Durand 72: SNYMAN, Durand 33: ZA 31: 2011/2021 32: 2011/03/17 54: VEHICLE DISPLAY SYSTEM 00: - The invention provides a system and method for displaying a vehicle for inspection. The system includes a recording station for recording digital images in a standardised sequence, the station having a digital camera for recording a series of high definition images of most, if not all, sides of the vehicle The system also includes a server configured to allocate an identification code to a specific vehicle, store recorded images of the vehicle, store all other related information about the vehicle in selected fields in a database, store documentation related to the vehicle, and to provide access to a remote computer to the images, information and documentation for display at the remote viewing location.


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21: 2013/2016 22: 2013/03/18 43: 2013/09/28 51: C07K 71: OCTAPHARMA AG 72: SCHULZ, Petra, PAPE, Rainer, GEHRINGER, Werner 33: EP 31: 10177640.9 32: 2010/09/20 33: US 31: 61/344,719 32: 2010/09/21 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF FIBRINOGEN 00: - The present invention relates to a method or process for the manufacture of virus and prion save native fibrinogen concentrate of high purity and low amounts of fibrinopeptide A and fibronectin, which method comprises the step chromatography on a strong amion grafted with tertiary or quaternary amino groups.

21: 2013/2047 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/20 51: A61K 71: PHARMATHEN S.A. 72: KARAVAS, Evangelos, KOUTRIS, Efthimios, SAMARA, Vasiliki, KOUTRI, Ioanna, ILIOPOULOU, Athina, GOTZAMANIS, George, ABATZIS, Morfis 54: PARENTERAL FORMULATION OF FLUOROQUINOLONE ANTIBACTERIAL AGENT AND METHOD FOR PREPARATION THEREOF 00: - The present invention relates to an aqueous pharmaceutical formulation of Moxifloxacin or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof and propylene glycol to be used for the treatment of infections in humans or animals. The present invention also provides a method of preparation of such a formulation.

21: 2013/2049 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/23 51: G10L

71: FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FÖRDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V. 72: KUNTZ, Achim, DISCH, Sascha, HERRE, Jürgen, KÜCH, Fabian, HILPERT, Johannes 33: US 31: 61/376,980 32: 2010/08/25 54: APPARATUS FOR DECODING A SIGNAL COMPRISING TRANSIENTS USING A COMBINING UNIT AND A MIXER 00: - An apparatus for generating a decorrelated signal

comprising a transient separator (310; 410; 510;

610; 710; 910), a transient decorrelator (320; 420;

520; 620; 720; 920), a second decorrelator (330;

430; 530; 630; 730; 930), a combining unit (340;

440; 540; 640; 740; 940) and a mixer (450; 552; 752;

952), wherein the transient separator (310; 410; 510;

610; 710; 910 is adapted to separate an input signal

into a first signal component and into a second

signal component such that the first signal

component comprises transient signal portions of the

input signal and such that the second signal

component comprises non-transient signal portions

of the input signal. The combining unit (340; 440;

540; 640; 740; 940) and the mixer (450; 552; 752;

952) are arranged so that a decorrelated signal from

a combination unit is fed into the mixer (450; 552;

752; 952) as an input signal.

21: 2013/2050 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/23 51: G10L 71: FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FÖRDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V. 72: KUNTZ, Achim, DISCH, Sascha, HERRE, Jürgen, KÜCH, Fabian, HILPERT, Johannes 33: US 31: 61/376,980 32: 2010/08/25 54: APPARATUS FOR GENERATING A DECORRELATED SIGNAL USING TRANSMITTED PHASE INFORMATION 00: - An apparatus for generating a decorrelated signal

comprising a receiving unit (650) for receiving phase

information, a transient separator (310; 410; 510;

610; 710; 910), a transient decorrelator (320; 420;

520; 620; 720; 920), a second decorrelator (330;

430; 530; 630; 730; 930) and a combining unit (340;

440; 540; 640; 740; 940), wherein the transient

separator (310; 410; 510; 610; 710; 910) is adapted

to separate an input signal into a first signal

component and into a second signal component

such that the first signal component comprises

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that the second signal component comprises non-

transient signal portions of the input signal. The

transient decorrelator (320; 420; 520; 620; 720; 920)

is adapted to apply the phase information received

by the receiving unit (650) to a transient signal

component.

21: 2013/2051 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/20 51: A61B B01F 71: HERAEUS MEDICAL GMBH 72: VOGT, Sebastian, BUECHNER, Hubert 33: DE 31: 10 2010 046 055.9 32: 2010/09/22 54: MIXING DEVICE FOR PREPACK VACUUM CEMENTING SYSTEM, VACUUM CEMENTING SYSTEM AND METHOD 00: - The invention relates to a mixing device (1) for

mixing a mixable material, in particular a medical

cement, said device comprising at least one

cartridge (2) and a closure piece (8), wherein the at

least one cartridge contains a first component of the

mixable material and comprises a cartridge head (4)

in which at least one air opening is arranged, and

the closure piece (8) is arranged on the cartridge

head (4) in such a way that the at least one air

opening in the cartridge head (4) can be closed and

opened by the closure piece (8), wherein the closure

piece (8) is mounted so as to be rotatable or

slideable relative to the cartridge head (4), and a

connection (26) extends through the cartridge head

(4) or a cartridge wall into the interior of the cartridge

(2) and connects the interior of the cartridge (2) to a

container (30) for a second component of the

mixable material. The invention further relates to a

vacuum cementing system comprising such a mixing

device (1), and to a method for mixing a mixable

material using such a mixing device (1) or such a

vacuum cementing system.

21: 2013/2052 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/19 51: F01B A61M 71: HERAEUS MEDICAL GMBH 72: VOGT, Sebastian, BUECHNER, Hubert 33: DE 31: 10 2010 046 057.5 32: 2010/09/22 54: COMPRESSED-GAS MOTOR FOR A WASH SYSTEM 00: - The invention relates to a compressed-gas motor for

operating a wash system, comprising a cylindrical

inner chamber which is closed gas-tight at at least a

first base surface, at least one piston which is

arranged so as to be movable along the cylinder axis

in the cylindrical inner chamber and which closes

tightly with the inner chamber, a piston rod which is

connected to the piston and which projects beyond

the second base surface and out of the inner

chamber, a first opening for feeding a compressed

gas into the inner chamber, and a second opening

for discharging a gas from inside the inner chamber,

wherein the openings are arranged in the cylinder

casing of the cylindrical inner chamber, wherein the

first opening is arranged between the second

opening and the closed first base surface, and the

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piston part which are interconnected, wherein the

first piston part comprises at least one passage

and/or forms at least one passage between the first

piston part and the cylinder wall of the inner

chamber, and the second piston part tightly closes

the inside of the inner chamber, wherein at least one

passage in the first piston part connects an

intermediate chamber between the first and the

second piston parts to an inner chamber region

between the closed first base surface and the first

piston part, and wherein the first opening can be

closed by the first piston part and the second

opening by the second piston part, and the

compressed-gas motor comprises a resetting device

which exerts, at least intermittently, a force on the

piston in the direction of the first base surface of the

cylindrical inner chamber if the second piston part

does not completely close the second opening. The

invention also relates to a handle for a wash system

comprising such a compressed-gas motor, a wash

system comprising such a compressed-gas motor,

and a method for operating such a compressed-gas

motor.

21: 2013/2053 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/19 51: B01F A61F B05C 71: HERAEUS MEDICAL GMBH 72: VOGT, Sebastian, BUECHNER, Hubert 33: DE 31: 10 2010 046 056.7 32: 2010/09/22 54: CARTRIDGE SYSTEM WITH DEVICE FOR SYNCHRONIZING TWO STREAMS OF FLUID 00: - The invention relates to a cartridge system for mixing and applying two fluids, in particular of a medical cement, comprising two cartridges and a discharge opening, wherein the cartridges are delimited by cartridge walls and by a cartridge head, wherein at least one cartridge opening for expelling the cartridge contents from both cartridges is provided in each case in the cartridge head, wherein a device for regulating the streams of fluid from the cartridges is arranged on the cartridge head, said device

comprising at least two wings and at least two openings, which at least in some areas cover at least two cartridge openings, wherein the device is arranged rotatably or slideably on the cartridge head, wherein on at least two openings at least one wing is in each case arranged which at least in some areas protrudes past the opening, such that a flow through the openings applies to the device, via the wings, a force parallel to the surface of the openings, which force leads to a sliding or turning of the device against the cartridge head, in which the surface of the cartridge openings covered by the device changes, and such that a housing comprising the discharge opening is arranged on the cartridge head, in which housing the device is arranged so as to rotate or slide. The invention also relates to a device for such a cartridge system according to the invention, which device can be arranged rotatably or slideably on a cartridge head of a cartridge system, to a method for synchronizing streams of fluid with a cartridge system according to the invention or with a device according to the invention for a cartridge system according to the invention, and to a method for mixing a mixable material using a cartridge system according to the invention.

21: 2013/2054 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/30 51: B05C 71: HERAEUS MEDICAL GMBH 72: VOGT, Sebastian, BUECHNER, Hubert 33: DE 31: 10 2010 046 058.3 32: 2010/09/22 54: DISCHARGE DEVICE FOR BONE CEMENT 00: - The invention relates to a discharge device for

discharging the content of a container by applying a

compressed gas, comprising a housing, at least one

compressed gas container, an operating device for

setting a gas flow from the compressed gas

container and an opening means for opening the

compressed gas container, wherein the opening

means is movable in relation to the compressed gas

container, wherein the discharge device comprises a

holder for securing the container on the discharge

device and wherein the holder is in operative

connection with the opening means in such a way

that securing the container on the holder brings

about a movement of the opening means in relation

to the compressed gas container that opens the

compressed gas container.


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21: 2013/2055 22: 2013/03/19 43: 2013/09/30 51: B01F B05C 71: HERAEUS MEDICAL GMBH 72: VOGT, Sebastian, BUECHNER, Hubert 33: DE 31: 10 2010 046 054.0 32: 2010/09/22 54: SYNCHRONIZED DISCHARGE DEVICE, METHOD FOR SYNCHRONIZING STREAMS, AND METHOD FOR MIXING A MIXABLE MATERIAL 00: - The invention relates to a cartridge system for mixing

and applying a mixable material, in particular a

medical cement, comprising a discharge opening

(95) and at least two cartridges (10), wherein the

cartridges comprise interiors (11) which are delimited

in some areas by a cartridge head (20), wherein at

least one cartridge opening (30) for expelling the

cartridge contents from the cartridges is provided in

each cartridge head for each interior, wherein a

device (40) for regulating streams of starting

components from the cartridges is arranged on the

cartridge head, said device comprising an outflow

opening (65) and at least two conveying

mechanisms (50) for conveying the starting

components to the outflow opening, wherein each

conveying mechanism has a connection to an

interior of a cartridge, which connection comprises at

least one cartridge opening, and the conveying

mechanisms are arranged rotatably in the device,

wherein the volumetric flows of the starting

components are defined by the angular velocities of

the conveying mechanisms, and the conveying

mechanisms are coupled to each other in such a

way that the ratio of the angular velocities relative to

each other is fixed, such that a defined mixing ratio

can be generated at the outflow opening.

21: 2013/2105 22: 2013/03/20 43: 2013/09/30 51: G06K 71: SICPA HOLDING SA 72: DECOUX, Eric, VUISTINER, Dave 54: TWO-DIMENSIONAL IDENTIFICATION PATTERN, ARTICLE INCLUDING SUCH A PATTERN, AND METHODS FOR MARKING AND IDENTIFYING SUCH A PATTERN 00: - The invention relates to a method for marking an

article with an identification pattern which may

comprise information relating to the article and/or to

the use thereof, including the following steps:

defining an alphabet (AT1, AT2) consisting of a

plurality of symbols; defining, for each symbol, at

least two valid states and at least one invalid state;

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including a set of symbols from the above alphabet;

developing (S2) at least one representation (P1', P2')

of said reference pattern by allocating a specific

valid state to each symbol of said reference pattern;

and applying (S3) a marking, reproducing said

representation of the reference pattern, onto the

article.

21: 2013/2189 22: 2013/03/25 43: 2013/09/25 51: A61K 71: PHARMATHEN S.A. 72: KARAVAS, Evangelos, KOUTRIS, Efthimios, SAMARA, Vasiliki, KOUTRI, Ioanna, ILIOPOULOU, Athina, GOTZAMANIS, George, ABATZIS, Morfis 54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION COMPRISING A FLUOROQUINOLONE ANTIBACTERIAL AGENT AND METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION THEREOF 00: - The present invention relates to a stable

pharmaceutical formulation for oral administration

including a therapeutically effective amount of

fluoroquinolone antibiotic or a pharmaceutically

acceptable salt thereof. It also relates to a process

for the preparation thereof.

21: 2013/2247 22: 2013/03/26 43: 2013/10/14 51: B23K B60R F16B

71: MEKRA LANG GMBH & CO. KG 72: LANG, Werner, POPP, Albrecht, REBELEIN, Christian, SCHMIDT, Achim 33: DE 31: 10 2010 048 737.6 32: 2010/10/16 54: FASTENING SYSTEM FOR ADD-ON PARTS ON A VEHICLE HAVING A PROFILE-LIKE CONNECTION PART; VEHICLE HAVING SUCH A FASTENING SYSTEM 00: - The invention relates to a fastening system for add-

on parts on vehicles that allows add-on parts (5) on

vehicles (1) to be easily installed and removed. The

invention further relates to a vehicle (1) provided

with such a fastening system. The fastening system

comprises a connection part (2), which lies against

the vehicle (1), and a base (3), which is connected to

the add-on part (5). The connection part (2) is

designed as a profiled element, the outer surface

(2h) of the exterior of which corresponds at least in

some sections to the outer surface of a prism having

the base of a regular polygon having at least one

interior angle deviating from 90°. The base (3)

comprises a trapezoidal groove (3a) having leg

surfaces (3d, 3e) that are arranged at an angle from

each other and that are connected to each other by

a base surface (3f). The two leg surfaces (3d, 3e) lie

flush against two lateral surfaces (2d, 2e) of the

connection part (2) that are not directly adjacent to

each other. A hole (3b) extends through the base (3)

symmetrically with respect to the groove (3a) and

centrally through the base surface (3f). The

connection part (2) has a receptacle (2g), in which a

connecting element (4) engages, wherein said

connecting element is inserted through an opening

(3b) in the base (3).


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21: 2013/2286 22: 2013/03/27 43: 2013/09/30 51: F42C 71: DIEHL BGT DEFENCE GMBH & CO. KG 72: HAHMA, Arno 33: DE 31: 10 2012 006 429.2 32: 2012/03/30 54: DEVICE FOR IGNITING A PYROTECHNIC ACTIVE MATERIAL 00: - The Figure shows a device according to the

invention in cross section. A compartment 28, which

is closed off by the slide 20, is provided in the

housing 10. The ignition material 12 is arranged in a

recess 32 in the slide 20 which is open towards the

compartment 28. The ignition material 12 is

therefore also contained in the compartment 28. The

slide 20 has a first breakthrough 34, which in the

closed position of the slide 20 illustrated here is

aligned with a first opening 14 in the housing 10. The

second opening 18 is closed off by the slide 20.

21: 2013/2328 22: 2013/03/28 43: 2013/10/01 51: F03G F01K 71: WUHAN KAIDI ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE CO., LTD. 72: YANG, Qingping, ZHANG, Yanfeng, LI, Hong 33: CN 31: 201010298986.7 32: 2010/09/29 54: SOLAR ENERGY GENERATION METHOD AND SYSTEM USING BIOMASS BOILER AS AUXILIARY HEAT SOURCE 00: - Disclosed is a solar energy generation system using

a biomass boiler (6) as an auxiliary heat source,

comprising a solar energy light gathering and heat

collecting device, a biomass boiler (6), a turbine

generator system, wherein the solar energy light

gathering and heat collecting device uses water as a

working medium, and adopts medium pressure solar

energy vacuum heat-collecting pipes (13) in a

serial/parallel matrix combination, an outlet of the

solar energy light gathering and heat collecting

device is in communication with a bottom of a drum

(6a) of the biomass boiler (6) via a second control

valve (22), and a steam outlet of the biomass boiler

drum (6a) is connected with a cylinder (3) of a

turbine generator (1). The generation system uses

the solar heat source and the biomass heat source

alternatively according to weather variations, so the

system operates stably, thereby improving the

device utilization. Further disclosed is a generation

method using the generation system.


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21: 2013/2390 22: 2013/04/03 43: 2013/10/04 51: C07D A61K A61P 71: ADAMED SP. Z O.O. 72: KOLACZKOWSKI, Marcin, KOWALSKI, Piotr, JASKOWSKA, Jolanta, MARCINKOWSKA, Monika, MITKA, Katarzyna, BUCKI, Adam, WESOLOWSKA, Anna, PAWLOWSKI, Maciej 33: PL 31: P.392436 32: 2010/09/17 54: ARYLOSULFONAMIDES FOR THE TREATMENT OF CNS DISEASES 00: - Arylsulphonamide derivatives of formula (I) and

pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof. The

compounds may be useful for the treatment and/or

prevention of disorders of the central nervous

system.

21: 2013/2420 22: 2013/04/04 43: 2013/10/25 51: G10L 71: FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FÖRDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V., VOICEAGE CORPORATION 72: MULTRUS, Markus, GRILL, Bernhard, RETTELBACH, Nikolaus, FUCHS, Guillaume, NEUENDORF, Max, BESSETTE, Bruno, LEFEBVRE, Roch, GOURNAY, Philippe, WILDE, Stephan 33: US 31: 61/390,267 32: 2010/10/06 54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR PROCESSING AN AUDIO SIGNAL AND FOR PROVIDING A HIGHER TEMPORAL GRANULARITY FOR A COMBINED UNIFIED SPEECH AND AUDIO CODEC (USAC) 00: -

An apparatus for processing an audio signal is

provided. The apparatus comprises a signal

processor (110; 205; 405) and a configurator (120;

208; 408). The signal processor (110; 205; 405) is

adapted to receive a first audio signal frame having

a first configurable number of samples of the audio

signal, Moreover, the signal processor (110; 205;

405) is adapted to upsample the audio signal by a

configurable upsampling factor to obtain a

processed audio signal. Furthermore, the signal

processor (110; 205; 405) is adapted to output a

second audio signal frame having a second

configurable number of samples of the processed

audio signal. The configurator 120; 208; 408) is

adapted to configure the signal processor (110; 205;

405) based on configuration information such that

the configurable upsampling factor is equal to a first

upsampling value when a first ratio of the second

configurable number of samples to the first

configurable number of samples has a first ratio

value. Moreover, the configurator ( 120; 208; 408) is

adapted to configure the signal processor (110; 205;

405) such that the configurable upsampling factor is

equal to a different second upsampling value, when

a different second ratio of the second configurable

number of samples to the first configurable number

of samples has a different second ratio value. The

first or the second ratio value is not an integer value.

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33: US 31: 12/902,292 32: 2010/10/12 33: US 31: 13/070,030 32: 2011/03/23 54: TAPERED HELICAL AUGER TURBINE TO CONVERT HYDROKINETIC ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY 00: - A helical multi-piece auger that is rotatable by a

moving fluid for the generation of energy is provided.

The helical multi-piece auger may include several

interior pieces and two tapered end-pieces mounted

on a central shaft. The pieces may include an outer

spiral flange perpendicular, in both directions, to a

portion of helical auger. Each tapered end-piece

may be tapered with respect to both the outer

diameter of a helical auger portion, and the width of

an outer spiral flange. Each tapered end-piece may

have an outer edge that effectively merges with the

central shaft of the multi-piece auger over a radial

arc of between 90 and 180 degrees. The helical

multi-piece auger may include wing-shaped nose

cones that are axially offset with respect to each

other and house hydraulic components. The helical

multi-piece auger may be rotatable by the moving

fluid to facilitate generation of energy.

21: 2013/2531 22: 2013/04/09 43: 2013/10/09 51: 71: MILLS, Jacques 72: MILLS, Jacques 33: ZA 31: 2012/0147 32: 2012/01/09 54: A MONITORING DEVICE AND METHOD 00: - A system 10 for monitoring a person includes an

image capturing unit 12 associated with the

monitored person, a transmitter 14 arranged in

communication with the image capturing unit 12 for

transmitting captured images and a storage device

16 for receiving the transmitted images and for

storing same in a retrievable manner. The image

capturing unit 12 either captures images

continuously (i.e. in the form of a film) or at pre-

selected time intervals, e.g. every 2 seconds, as

photographs. In the embodiment shown, the image

capturing unit 12 is in the form of a digital camera

capable of recording film and/or photographs.

21: 2013/2566 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: A63F 71: TAIWAN FULGENT ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. 72: HO, Cai-Shiang 33: US 31: 13/673,836 32: 2012/11/09 54: SHUFFLING MACHINE 00: - A card output device of a shuffling machine, the

device including a base including a first and a

second side walls, a roller assembly rotatably

mounted between the first and second side walls of

the base, the roller assembly including a first set of

rollers, and a second set of rollers arranged over the

first set of rollers, the second set of rollers being

moved upwards and downwards between the first

and second side walls of the base, and a receiver

detachably mounted to the base.


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21: 2013/2567 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: A63F 71: TAIWAN FULGENT ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. 72: HO, Cai-Shiang 33: US 31: 13/673,845 32: 2012/11/09 54: SHUFFLING MACHINE 00: - A card input device of a shuffling machine including

a body including a pair of side walls and a receiving

plate detachably mounted between the pair of side

walls, a first roller assembly rotatably mounted

between the pair of side walls including at least a

first set of rollers exposed by a hole formed in the

receiving plate , a second set of rollers, and a third

set of rollers arranged over the second set of rollers,

a filtering mechanism detachably mounted between

the pair of side walls and arranged over the first set

of rollers, a second roller assembly rotatably

mounted between the pair of side walls and

arranged adjacent to the first roller assembly

including at least a fourth and a fifth sets of rollers,

the second and third sets of rollers are arranged

opposite to the first set of rollers with respect to the

filtering mechanism.

21: 2013/2568 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: A63F 71: TAIWAN FULGENT ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. 72: HO, Cai-Shiang 33: US 31: 13/673,839 32: 2012/11/09 54: SHUFFLING MACHINE 00: - A shuffling device of a shuffling machine, the device

including a base including a first and a second side

walls, a wheel rotatably mounted between the first

and second side walls of the base, the wheel

including a first portion and a second portion each of

which includes a plurality of teeth formed on the

inner rim a plurality pairs of retainers mounted to the

first and second portions of the wheel, and an optical

coder detachably mounted to the wheel, a motor

detachably mounted on one of the first and second

side walls of the base, and a gear coupled to and

driven by the motor, wherein the gear is engaged

with the teeth of one of the first and second portions

of the wheel.


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21: 2013/2570 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: B60K 71: ZF FRIEDRICHSHAFEN AG 72: SOLKA, Ulrich 33: DE 31: 102010040883.2 32: 2010/09/16 54: POWER DIVIDER 00: - The invention relates to a power divider for a drive of

a continuously driven first wheel axle and at least

one further engageable wheel axle of a motor

vehicle, comprising an input shaft (1) that can be

driven by a step transmission and a first output shaft

(3) running coaxially with the former. The first output

shaft (3) is used to drive the continuously driven

wheel axle. In addition, in the layshaft an

intermediate shaft (6) is arranged belonging to the

input shaft (1) and the first output shaft (3), wherein

said intermediate shaft drives a second output shaft

(12) via a pair of gears (11, 12b), and wherein the

first output shaft (3) can be driven as desired via a

first switching clutch (2) with direct transmission or a

step-down ratio. The first switching clutch (2) is

arranged directly on the input shaft (1) and, in a first

switching position for direct transmission, connects

the input shaft (1) directly to the first output shaft (3)

or first output gear (4) arranged on the latter.

Furthermore, in a second switching position, the first

switching clutch (2) is intended to couple a first drive

gear (5) that is freely rotatably mounted on the input

shaft (1) to the latter and to drive the first output

shaft (3) via the layshaft formed on the intermediate

shaft (6), whereby the first output shaft (3) is driven

at a reduced rotational speed.

21: 2013/2573 22: 2013/04/10 43: 2013/10/10 51: A61K C07K 71: OCTAPHARMA AG 72: BRANDSTAETTER, Hubert, SCHULZ, Petra, ROEMISCH, Juergen 33: US 31: 61/344,805 32: 2010/10/13 33: EP 31: 10187410.5 32: 2010/10/13 54: METHOD FOR PURIFICATION OF COMPLEMENT FACTOR H 00: - A method for purification of complement Factor H from a complement Factor H containing source such as blood or blood plasma, in particular a caprylate precipitate of a Factor H containing source, which is e.g. obtained by addition of caprylate ions to fractions of blood or plasma, comprising the steps of: a)providing a Factor H containing source, in particular reconstitution of caprylate precipitate to provide a complement Factor H containing solution; b)performing a cation exchange chromatography in particular as first chromatographic step; c)performing an anion exchange chromatography; d)performing a hydroxyl apatite chromatography; e)followed by ultra/diafiltration to obtain a complement Factor H concentrate.

21: 2013/2597 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: C10J 71: THYSSENKRUPP UHDE GMBH 72: DOSTAL, Johannes, PAVONE, Domenico 33: DE 31: 10 2010 045 537.7 32: 2010/09/15 54: METHOD FOR GENERATING SYNTHESIS GAS


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00: - A method for generating synthesis gas by

gasification of solid or liquid carbonaceous fuels with

an oxygen-containing oxidizing agent in a reactor,

wherein the synthesis gas is removed from the

reactor overhead and the mineral ash/slag droplets

produced during the reaction are removed from the

reactor downwards in the direction of gravity, is

intended to make it possible to use a markedly less

expensive fire-tube boiler for heat removal instead of

a radiant boiler. This is achieved in that the

synthesis gas is passed uncooled over a hot gas

filter (2) and subsequently for cooling through a fire-

tube boiler (3), wherein the ash/slag particles

separated off at the hot gas filter (2) are recirculated

in the direction of gravity back to the gasification

reactor (2).

21: 2013/2598 22: 2013/04/11 43: 2013/10/11 51: A22B 71: CHEEK, Hollis, CATTARUZZI, Bruno 72: CHEEK, Hollis, CATTARUZZI, Bruno 33: US 31: 12/903,755 32: 2010/10/13

54: METHOD FOR DECREASING SPASTIC WING ACTIVITY OF POULTRY DURING SLAUGHTER 00: - The present disclosure generally relates to a method

for humanely stunning and slaughtering poultry, and

more particularly to a method for decreasing the

spastic wing activity of poultry during slaughter. In

particular, the birds are placed into a sealed

chamber and the pressure in the chamber is

reduced at a continuous rate to a target

decompression pressure. The low atmospheric

pressure slaughter is more humane than traditional

slaughter techniques and results in less spastic wing

activity.

21: 2013/2641 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: B65D 71: THEUNISSEN, Jacques, Barend 72: THEUNISSEN, Jacques, Barend 33: ZA 31: 2012/0427 32: 2012/01/19 54: PORTABLE CONTAINER ACCESSORY 00: - The invention relates to a portable container

accessory that includes a body configured to be

carried on at least a section of a portable container

and which accessory includes at least on receptacle

for receiving items to be transported in conjunction

with the container


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21: 2013/2645 22: 2013/04/12 43: 2013/10/14 51: F22B 71: MAGALDI INDUSTRIE S.R.L. 72: MAGALDI, Mario, DE MICHELE, Gennaro, SORRENTI, Rocco, DONATINI, Franco 33: IT 31: RM2010A000550 32: 2010/10/15 54: DEVICE, PLANT AND METHOD WITH HIGH LEVEL OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR STORING AND USE OF THERMAL ENERGY OF SOLAR ORIGIN 00: - A device (1) for storing and releasing heat energy for

an electrical power production plant, the device (1)

being apt to receive a concentrated solar radiation

and it is based upon the use of a granular fluidisable

modular bed, a heat exchanger associated thereto

and upon an independent activation of the storing

step from the re leasing step. The thermal

separation of fluidisation gas from the working fluid,

the selective fluidisation of bed zones, the variation

of the velocity of heat transfer and additional heat

input of fuel gas make the regulation of the

generated thermal power extremely flexible. Said

device mainly comprising: at least one bed (3, 30) of

fluidisable particles, arranged at least partly at

receiving surfaces (20) for such radiation; means

(14, 142, 21) for feeding a fluidisation gas for the

fluidisation of said particles; and heat exchange

elements (4) flown through, in use, by an operating

fluid and arranged at or in proximity of said bed (3,

30) of fluidisable particles, wherein the overall

arrangement is such that, in use, portions (3, 30) of

said bed of particles are apt to be selectively moved

by the fluidisation gas for storing heat energy

received from solar radiation in a storing step and for

releasing stored heat energy to said heat exchange

elements (4) in a releasing step, and wherein the

overall arrangement is such as to allow an

independent activation of the heat storing step from

the heat releasing step.

21: 2013/2690 22: 2013/04/15 43: 2013/10/15 51: F16K 71: PENTAIR VALVES & CONTROLS US LP 72: NGUYEN, Viet 33: US 31: 61/383,428 32: 2010/09/16 54: SLEEVE SEAL FOR GATE VALVES 00: - A gate valve sleeve including a reinforced

elastomeric valve sleeve member with an integrally

molded reinforcing member disposed therein. In one

embodiment, the reinforcing member comprises a

pair of parallel spaced ring elements connected by a

plurality of spacers. In another embodiment, the

reinforcing member comprises first and second ring

member abutted to form a T-shape. In a further

embodiment, the reinforcing member comprises a

ring and a plurality of axially oriented spacer

members. In yet a further embodiment, the

reinforcing member comprises a pair of ring

elements connected by a plurality of pins. The pins

are fixed to one of the ring elements and are slidably


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engageable with the other ring element. In an

alternate embodiment, an auxiliary ring member is

located within an interior opening of the reinforcing

member.

21: 2013/2718 22: 2013/04/16 43: 2013/10/21 51: B01J B23K 71: VELOCYS CORPORATION 72: TONKOVICH, Anna, Lee, YUSCHAK, Thomas, NEAGLE, Paul, W., MARCO, Jennifer, L., Marco, MARCO, Jeffrey, D., MARCHIANDO, Michael, A., KEYES, Lane, W., DESHMUKH, Soumitra, LUZENSKI, Robert, J. 33: US 31: 61/394,328 32: 2010/10/18 33: US 31: 61/441,276 32: 2011/02/09 54: LAMINATED, LEAK-RESISTANT CHEMICAL PROCESSORS, METHODS OF MAKING, AND METHODS OF OPERATING 00: - The invention provides methods of making laminated

devices (especially microchannel devices) in which

plates are assembled and welded together. Unlike

conventional microchannel devices, the inventive

laminated devices can be made without brazing or

diffusion bonding; thus providing significant

advantages for manufacturing. Features such as

expansion joints and external welded supports are

also described. Laminated devices and methods of

conducting unit operations in laminated devices are

also described.

21: 2013/2719 22: 2013/04/16 43: 2013/10/16 51: E04G 71: ALUSTAR AS 72: HUSEBØ, Martin 33: NO 31: 20101573 32: 2010/11/08 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR LOCKING A SUPPORT RING TO A SCAFFOLDING COLUMN 00: - A method and device for locking of a support ring (8)

to a scaffolding column (1), wherein the support ring

(8) is formed with a through opening (10), and

wherein the support ring (8) fits in a complementary

and displaceable manner onto the scaffolding

column (1), and wherein the method comprises: -

providing an external mantel surface of the

scaffolding column (1) with a longitudinal column

track (4); - providing an inner mantel (12) of the

support ring (8) with a ring track (14); - displacing a

support ring (8) along and around the scaffolding

column (1); - positioning the column track (4) and the

ring track (14) next to each other; and - displacing a

thread body (22) into the column track (4) and the

ring track (14) during rotation of the thread body (22)

about a longitudinal axis (28) thereof, a column track

depth (6) and a ring track depth (16) having a

collective depth being smaller than an external

thread diameter (30) of the thread body (22).


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21: 2013/2753 22: 2013/04/17 43: 2013/10/17 51: A47F B65G B65D 71: IFCO SYSTEMS GMBH 72: RINGLER, Werner 54: BOX, RACK, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR THE PRESENTATION OF PRODUCTS 00: - The invention relates to a box (100) comprising a

bottom, two end walls, and two side walls. A plurality

of openings is provided in the bottom. Said openings

are dimensioned in order to accommodate one

support rod (138a-138d) each. The openings are

arranged in such a way that, when support rods

(138a-138d) are inserted into the openings, a

support (118) laid into the box (100) is evenly raised

and positioned at a position above the bottom. A

stand for accommodating such a box (100)

comprises a support frame (122) and the plurality of

support rods (138a-138d), which can be fastened to

the support frame (122). The invention further

relates to a system and a method for presenting

products (116).

21: 2013/2791 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/23 51: A01G B05B 71: DERMITZAKIS, Emmanuil, DERMITZAKIS, Aristeidis 72: DERMITZAKIS, Emmanuil, DERMITZAKIS, Aristeidis 33: GR 31: 20100100517 32: 2010/09/20 54: EMITTER AND METHOD FOR OPENING WATER OUTLET OPENINGS 00: - The irrigation emitter (1) of the present invention is

inserted and welded in the interior of a drip irrigation

pipe (2) during production thereof. It has a number of

protrusions (8) arranged in a row emerging from a

solid flat part/base (6) of the outer convex surface

(7) of the emitter (1). The pipe (2) is locally swollen,

covers and is welded both on the protrusions (8) and

on their base (6), so that a unified welded assembly

is formed between protrusions (8) and the pipe. The

water outlets (10) are typically and preferably formed

between the prismatic protrusions (8) by cutting off

the tips of the protrusions (8) during passage of the

drip irrigation pipe in a continuously rotating concave

fraise (35) located at the end of the production line.

Cutting takes place after the pipe has passed

through a system of successive pairs of concave

and convex rollers which squeeze it, stretch it and

make it rigid, maintaining it in an flattened convex

and bent form.


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21: 2013/2795 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: B65D 71: IFCO SYSTEMS GMBH 72: ORGELDINGER, Wolfgang 33: EP 31: 10177617.7 32: 2010/09/20 33: US 31: 12/885,742 32: 2010/09/20 54: CRATE 00: - A crate, includes a bottom (102), two end walls, and

two side walls (108a). Each of the side walls (108a)

comprises a first lateral edge (118) adjacent to the

first end wall, a second lateral edge (120) adjacent

to the second end wall, a lower edge (124) adjacent

to the bottom (102), and an upper edge (122) distant

from the bottom (102). Each side wall (108a)

comprises a continuous stiffening member (126)

extending parallel to the lateral edges (138, 120) and

at least partly to the upper edge (124). The

continuous stiffening member (126) comprises a

stiffening portion (126a, 126c, 126d) extending at

least in one area between the lateral edges (118,

120) from the upper edge (122) in the direction

towards the lower edge (124) and back to the upper

edge (122).

21: 2013/2796 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: B65D 71: IFCO SYSTEMS GMBH 72: ORGELDINGER, Wolfgang, DELBROUCK, Klaus 54: TRANSPORT AND PRESENTATION BOX 00: - The invention relates to a box comprising a base

(12) and at least two pairs of opposing lateral walls

(14a, 14b, 16a, 16b). A first of the lateral walls (16b)

extends upwards from the base (12) in a vertical

direction (18) at least partly only by a removal height

(20) that is shorter than the height of one or more of

the remaining lateral walls (14a, 14b, 16a) in order to

define a lateral opening with dimensions that allow

access to and removal of products contained in the

box through the lateral opening. Furthermore, a

blocking element (100) is provided which extends

between the two opposing lateral walls (14a, 14b)

that adjoin the first lateral wall (16b) and which can

be moved between a first position and a second

position. The blocking element is arranged between

the opposing lateral walls (14a) and (14b) and at a

distance from the first lateral wall (16b) in the first

position and in an overlapping manner with the first

lateral wall (16b) in the second position.

21: 2013/2798 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: B65D 71: IFCO SYSTEMS GMBH 72: ORGELDINGER, Wolfgang 33: EP 31: 10177630.0 32: 2010/09/20 33: US 31: 12/885,731 32: 2010/09/20 54: CRATE 00: - A crate includes a bottom (102), two end walls

(106a), and two side walls (108a, 108b). The end


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walls (106a) and the side walls (108a, 108b) are

configured to be foldable with respect to the bottom

(102). The end walls (106a) and the side walls

(108a, 108b) comprise respective latch elements

engaging with each other to form a latch when the

end walls (106a) and the side walls (108a, 108b) are

in the unfolded state. A latch release mechanism

(186) is provided at the respective end walls (106a)

or at the respective side walls, wherein the latch

release mechanism (186) and/or the latch elements

on the respective walls are configured to be movable

so as to extend at least partly above an upper edge

of the crate for releasing the latch.

21: 2013/2799 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: B65D 71: IFCO SYSTEMS GMBH 72: ORGELDINGER, Wolfgang 33: EP 31: 10177637.5 32: 2010/09/20 33: US 31: 12/885,732 32: 2010/09/20 54: CRATE 00: - A crate Includes a bottom (102), two end walls

(106a, 106b), and two side walls (108a, 108b). At

least one of the end and side walls comprises an

inlet (200a-200c) having a dimension allowing to

introduce a predefined amount of cooling liquid into

the interior of the crate.

21: 2013/2800 22: 2013/04/18 43: 2013/10/18 51: G10L 71: FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FÖRDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V. 72: ZITZMANN, Reinhard, DEL GALDO, Giovanni, BLIEM, Tobias, BORSUM, Juliane, GREEVENBOSCH, Bert, KRÄGELOH, Stefan, PICKEL, Jörg 33: EP 31: 10178035.1 32: 2010/09/21 54: WATERMARK GENERATOR, WATERMARK DECODER, METHOD FOR PROVIDING A WATERMARKED SIGNAL BASED ON DISCRETE VALUED DATA AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING DISCRETE VALUED DATA IN DEPENDENCE ON A WATERMARKED SIGNAL 00: - A watermark generator for providing a watermark

signal as a sequence of subsequent watermark

coefficients based on a stream of subsequent

stream values representing discrete valued data

comprises a differential encoder. The differential

encoder is configured to apply a phase rotation to a

current stream value of the stream values

representing the discrete valued data or to a current

watermark symbol, the current watermark symbol

corresponding to a current stream value of the

stream values representing the discrete valued data,

to obtain a current watermark coefficient of the

watermark signal. The differential encoder is

configured to derive a phase of a previous spectral

coefficient of a watermarked signal which is a

combination of the host signal and the watermark

signal. The differential encoder is further configured

to provide the watermark signal such that a phase

angle of the phase rotation applied to the current

stream value or the current watermark symbol is


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dependent on the phase of the previous spectral

coefficient of the watermarked signal.

21: 2013/2838 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: C08J 71: EVONIK DEGUSSA GMBH 72: SCHMIDT, Friedrich Georg, REEMERS, Sandra, KRAATZ, Arnim 33: DE 31: 10 2010 041 239.2 32: 2010/09/23 54: PREPREGS BASED ON A STORAGE-STABLE REACTIVE OR HIGHLY REACTIVE POLYURETHANE COMPOSITION 00: - The invention relates to prepregs, which are chromatically adjusted with pigment or dye preparations, on the basis of a storage-stable reactive or highly reactive polyurethane composition.

21: 2013/2839 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: 71: MASTER BLASTER PROPRIETARY LIMITED 72: DAVIS, Mark, Rodney 33: ZA 31: 2012/3191 32: 2012/05/03 54: ROCKFACE EXPLOSIVES HANDLING 00: - The invention provides a rockface explosives

handling system whereby a bulk explosive

composition is transported in bulk and in a

substantially non-explosive condition underground to

the zone of use at the rockface where a gassing

agent is added to the bulk explosive composition just

prior to use thereof to blast the rockface, and the

gassing agent and bulk explosive composition are

filled into a borehole simultaneously with a borehole

lining material, whereby the borehole lining material

is interposed between the bulk explosive

composition and the rock of the borehole. The

system may include a tank for the bulk explosive

composition, a container for the gassing agent, a

pump for pumping the bulk explosive composition,

combining means for combining the gassing agent

into the bulk explosive composition just prior to use,

a hose and a lance, and a lining material handling

means whereby the bulk explosive composition and

the gassing agent in the form a slurry are pumped

into the borehole through the lance while the lining

material which is external to the lance is unfurled

into the borehole with or ahead of the slurry.

21: 2013/2840 22: 2013/04/19 43: 2013/10/21 51: C08J 71: EVONIK DEGUSSA GMBH 72: SCHMIDT, Friedrich Georg, REEMERS, Sandra 33: DE 31: 10 2010 041 243.0 32: 2010/09/23 54: PREPREGS BASED ON A STORAGE-STABLE REACTIVE OR HIGHLY REACTIVE POLYURETHANE COMPOSITION 00: - The invention relates to prepregs based on a storage-stable reactive or highly reactive polyurethane composition for producing composite components with visible carbon fiber woven fabrics or scrims.

21: 2013/2935 22: 2013/04/22 43: 2013/10/24 51: G03G B41M 71: SICPA HOLDING SA 72: DEGOTT, Pierre, DESPLAND, Claude-Alain, SCHMID, Mathieu 33: EP 31: 10010506.3 32: 2010/09/24


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54: DEVICE, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING A MAGNETICALLY INDUCED VISUAL EFFECT 00: - The invention relates to a device, system and

method for producing magnetically induced visual

effects in coatings, particularly security or decorative

features, containing orientable magnetic particles.

The device comprises a printing unit, an orientation

means, a substrate-guiding system and a

photocuring unit. The printing unit is arranged to

print with the coating composition an image on a first

side of a substrate. The orientation means

comprises a magnetic field generating element for

orienting the magnetic particles in the coating

composition of the printed image. The substrate-

guiding system is arranged to bring and hold the

substrate in contact with the orientation means. The

photocuring unit irradiates the image printed on the

substrate to at least partially cure the coating

composition of the image while the substrate is still

in contact with the orientation means. The

photocuring unit is configured such that its emission

of thermal radiation energy is such limited as to not

heat the orientation means to an average

temperature T1 exceeding 100°C.

21: 2013/2936 22: 2013/04/23 43: 2013/10/23 51: A61H 71: TAALMAN FAMILY TRUST (IT 1713/96) 72: TAALMAN, Johannes, Franciscus, Josephus 33: ZA 31: 2010/6405 32: 2010/09/07 54: MASSAGING DEVICE 00: - The invention provides for a massage apparatus for

applying massaging pressure and oils to a person.

Through the use of the apparatus a person

performing the massage need not come into contact

with a person receiving the massage or the oils

being used. The apparatus includes a housing (12),

housing at least two ball seats (14) with each seat

(14) containing a ball (16). The housing (12)

provides for at least one reservoir (30) in which fluids

can be stored whilst in fluid communication with

some of the surface of each ball (16).

21: 2013/2937 22: 2013/04/23 43: 2013/10/24 51: C07K 71: REGENERON PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 72: CLASSON, Brendan, J., KOSTIC, Ana, DUAN, Xunbao 33: US 31: 61/386,746 32: 2010/09/27 33: US 31: 61/475,280 32: 2011/04/14 33: US 31: 61/515,490 32: 2011/08/05 54: ANTI-CD48 ANTIBODIES AND USES THEREOF 00: - The present invention provides antibodies that bind

to CD48 and methods of using same. According to

certain embodiments of the invention, the antibodies

are fully human antibodies that bind to human CD48.

In certain embodiments, the antibodies of the

present invention block the binding of CD48 to one

or more CD48 receptor. The antibodies of the

invention are useful, inter alia, for the treatment of

diseases and disorders associated with one or more

CD48 biological activities, including the treatment of

allergic conditions and other inflammatory

conditions.


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JUDGMENTS


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3. DESIGNS


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DESIGNS

APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS IN TERMS OF ACT No. 195 OF 1993

Copies of the application and representations cannot be supplied until application is registered and advertised. In all

correspondence reference should be made to the number of the application.

The particulars appear in the following sequence: Application number, full name of applicant, class, articles to

which design is to be applied and priority date (if any)

- APPLIED ON 26/11/2013 -

A2013/02118-KENWOOD LIMITED. Class 07.ELECTRIC KETTLES. Priority: 28/05/2013, 002245100-0001

- APPLIED ON 27/11/2013 -

A2013/02119-STEYTLER, THOMAS. Class 07.A CONTAINER FOR TOILETRIES

F2013/02120-STEYTLER, THOMAS. Class 07.A CONTAINER FOR TOILETRIES

- APPLIED ON 28/11/2013 -

A2013/02122-NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. Class 02.SHOE UPPER

A2013/02124-NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. Class 02.SHOE MIDSOLE

A2013/02125-NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. Class 02.SHOE OUTSOLE





A2013/02130-THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY. Class 09.DOSING CAP. Priority: 29/05/2013, 768773701,

21/11/2013, 776113501

A2013/02131-THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY. Class 09.DOSING CAP. Priority: 29/05/2013, 768773701,

21/11/2013, 776113501


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A2013/02132-THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY. Class 09.DISING CAP AND CONTAINER. Priority:

29/05/2013, 768773701, 21/11/2013, 21/11/2013

A2013/02133-THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY. Class 09.DOSING CAP AND CONTAINER

A2013/02134-THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY. Class 09.DOSING CAP AND CONTAINER. Priority:

29/05/2013, 768773701, 21/11/2013, 776113501

A2013/02140-EVERSTONE INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD. Class 25.A TILE. Priority: 24/06/2013, 349911

F2013/02135-GREEN STAR HI-TECH ELECTRONICS (PTY) LTD. Class 14.RADIATION ELEMENT OF AN

ANTENNA

F2013/02136-GREEN STAR HI-TECH ELECTRONICS (PTY) LTD. Class 14.ANTENNA

F2013/02137-GREEN STAR HI-TECH ELECTRONICS (PTY) LTD. Class 14.RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION

TAG READER

F2013/02138-BUYS, ANDRE, JOHANN . Class 22.A PROJECTILE

F2013/02139-NORSENT (PTY) LTD . Class 25.A GROUT BAG

- APPLIED ON 29/11/2013 -

A2013/02143-GLAXO GROUP LIMITED. Class 04.TOOTHBRUSHES. Priority: 31/05/2013, 4030161, 31/05/2013,

4030162, 31/05/2013, 4030163, 31/05/2013, 4030164


4030162, 31/05/2013, 4030163, 31/05/2013, 4030164

A2013/02146-GLAXO GROUP LIMITED. Class 04.TOOTHBRUSHES. Priority: 31/05/2013, 4030159

A2013/02147-GLAXO GROUP LIMITED. Class 09.CAPS. Priority: 31/05/2013, 4030165, 31/05/2013, 4030166,

31/05/2013, 4030167, 31/05/2013, 4030168


31/05/2013, 4030167, 31/05/2013, 4030168


31/05/2013, 4030167, 31/05/2013, 4030168

A2013/02151-GLAXO GROUP LIMITED. Class 04.TOOTHBRUSHES. Priority: 31/05/2013, 4030160


4030162, 31/05/2013, 4030163, 31/05/2013, 4030164

A2013/02153-NAMPAK PRODUCTS LIMITED. Class 09.NECK FITTING FOR A BAG-IN -BOX ARRANGEMENT

A2013/02155-MING,SHAWN HUBERT . Class 03.EMERGENCY IDENTIFICATION CARD HOLDER


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A2013/02156-HONDA MOTORS CO,LTD . Class 12.AUTOMOBILE

A2013/02157-HANSGROHE SE. Class 23.SANITARY FITTING. Priority: 18/06/2013, 001375216-0007

A2013/02158-HANSGROHE SE . Class 23.SANITARY FITTING. Priority: 18/06/2013, 001375216-0006

F2013/02154-NAMPAK PRODUCTS LIMITED. Class 09.NECK FITTING FOR A BAG-IN-BOX ARRANGEMENT

- APPLIED ON 02/12/2013 -

A2013/02159-SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD. Class 14.ICONS FOR DISPLAY SCREENS OR PORTIONS

THEREOF. Priority: 03/09/2013, 30-2013-0045229



A2013/02161-SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD. Class 14.SERIES OF GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACES FOR

DISPLAY SCREENS OR PRTIONS THEREOF. Priority: 03/09/2013, 30-2013-0045261







A2013/02165-SOCIETE DES PRODUITS NESTLE S.A.. Class 09.CONTAINERS. Priority: 13/06/2013, 139950

A2013/02166-SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD. Class 14.GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACES FOR DIPLAY

SCREENS OR PORTIONS THEREOF. Priority: 03/09/2013, 30-2013-0045204

- APPLIED ON 03/12/2013 -

A2013/02167-NICOVENTURES HOLDINGS LIMITED. Class 09.PACKAGING. Priority: 04/06/2013, 002249383-0002

A2013/02169-BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO (HOLDINGS) LIMITED. Class 27.ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES.

Priority: 04/06/2013, 002249334-0001

A2013/02170-BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO (HOLDINGS) LIMITED. Class 27.ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES.

Priority: 04/06/2013, 002249334-0002

A2013/02171-THE GREEN COMPANY IMPORTERS (PTY) LTD. Class 10.WATCHES

F2013/02189-QUALITY SAFTEY 1990 (PTY) LTD. Class 29.A SHIELD


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- APPLIED ON 04/12/2013 -

A2013/02168-NICOVENTURES HOLDINGS LIMITED. Class 09.002249383-0008. Priority: 04/06/2013, 002249383-

0008

A2013/02175-MANREPCO CC,. Class 07.BARBECUE

A2013/02178-SAVAGE, ROBIN EDWINSAVAGE, DARIEN EDITH. Class 03.WHEELED BAGS

F2013/02172-JORGEN NIELSEN. Class 13.A SURGE PROTECTION DEVICE

F2013/02173-JORGEN NIELSEN. Class 10.A SURGE PROTECTION DEVICE

F2013/02174-MANREPCO CC,. Class 07.BARBECUE

F2013/02176-RELO-BG LTD%. Class 15.GRINDIND BODY. Priority: 05/06/2013, DM/081103

F2013/02177-ALETHA GERTRUIDA BRITS . Class 14.PAYMENT TERMINAL STAND

F2013/02190-ZEN TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED. Class 12.AUTOMATED DRIVING SIMULATOR SYSTEM

- APPLIED ON 05/12/2013 -

A2013/02180-REZNIK MENACHEM. Class 14.HOLDER FOR AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE. Priority: 07/06/2013,

29/457/036

A2013/02182-STEELCASE INC. Class 06.A CHAIR. Priority: 07/06/2013, 29/457,263

A2013/02184-EDISON NATION LLC. Class 07.FOOD PREPARATION DEVICES. Priority: 23/06/2013, 29/458,800

A2013/02186-SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAIMENT INC.. Class 14.CRADLE. Priority: 07/06/2013, 2013-012879

A2013/02187-GIOVANNI BARTTOLOZZI. Class 09.BOTTLES. Priority: 14/06/2013, 002255455

F2013/02183-EDISON NATION LLC. Class 07.FOOD PREPARATION DEVICES. Priority: 23/06/2013, 29/458,800

F2013/02188-SNUGGLETIME CC. Class 06.A MATTRESS

- APPLIED ON 06/12/2013 -

A2013/02191-UNIBIND LIMITED. Class 19.FOLDERS. Priority: 06/06/2013, 002251033-0001

A2013/02192-MEDTECH GLOBAL AFRICA (PTY) LTD. Class 24.CIRCUMCISION DEVICE


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- APPLIED ON 09/12/2013 -

F2013/02193-MASTER BLASTER PROPRIETARY LIMITED. Class 22.COMPOSITE SURFACE CLIP SYSTEM

F2013/02194-RAMROD (PTY) LIMITED. Class 20.SALES & ADVERTISING EQUIPMENT, SIGNS

- APPLIED ON 10/12/2013 -

A2013/02198-APPEL,David FrederikAPPEL,Magdalena Cornelia. Class 11.FLAGPOLES

F2013/02195-SPITOTECT INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD. Class 23.PIPE COMPONENT

- APPLIED ON 11/12/2013 -

A2013/02196-ALEX AND ANI, LLC. Class 11.ITEM OF JEWELLERY

A2013/02197-VOLKWAGEN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT. Class 06.ARM CHAIR

A2013/02199-The Goodyear Tire & Tire Company. Class 12.TIRES

A2013/02200-KTM-Sportmotorcycle AG. Class 12.MOTORCYCLE DESIGN IN COLOUR. Priority: 19/08/2013, MU

554-2013

A2013/02201-Alpargatas S.A. Class 02.FOOTWEAR. Priority: 11/12/2013, 002288134-0001

A2013/02203-Blossom Bench Vineyard, Inc.. Class 07.COVER FOR A DRINKING GLASS. Priority: 20/06/2013,

29/458, 504

A2013/02205-Johan Jacobs. Class 08.ACCESSORY FOR A GRINDLING DISC

A2013/02208-MOLOK OY. Class 09.REFUSE RECEPTACLES. Priority: 17/06/2013, 002256578-0001

F2013/02202-Peter Richard Jooste. Class 21.EXERCISING APPARATUS

F2013/02204-Johan Jacobs. Class 08.ACCESSORY FOR A FASTENER

F2013/02206-Blossom Bench Vineyard, Inc.. Class 07.COVER FOR A DRINKING GLASS. Priority: 20/06/2013,

29/458, 504

- APPLIED ON 12/12/2013 -


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A2013/02207-LUNA TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS LTS GMBH. Class 07.A CARTRIDGE FOR A COFFEE MACHINE.

Priority: 12/09/2013, DM/081 819

A2013/02210-BEATS ELETRONICS, LLC. Class 14.EARPHONE LEVERAGE ATTACHMENTS. Priority: 13/06/2013,

29/457,923

A2013/02211-THE GILLETTE COMPANY. Class 28.LUBRICATING STRIP. Priority: 25/06/2013, 29/459034

A2013/02212-THE GILLETTE COMPANY. Class 28.LUBRICATING STRIP. Priority: 25/06/2013, 29/459034

F2013/02209-LULL STORM TRADING (PTY) LTD. Class 08.AN EXPANSION SHELL

- APPLIED ON 13/12/2013 -

A2013/02213-ECONET WIRELESS IP HOLDINGS LIMITED. Class 26.SPIGOTS FOR LAMPS

A2013/02217-ECONET WIRELESS IP HOLDINGS LIMITED. Class 26.SOCKETS FOR LAMPS

F2013/02214-ECONET WIRELESS IP HOLDINGS LIMITED. Class 26.SPIGOTS FOR LAMPS

F2013/02215-POWERTECH TRANSFORMERS PROPRIETARY LIMITED. Class 13.TRACTION TRANSFORMER

ASSEMBLIES

F2013/02216-BUSH LAPA OFFOAD CARAVANS PROPRIETARY LIMITED . Class 12.AWNINGS FOR VEHICLES

F2013/02218-ECONET WIRELESS IP HOLDINGS LIMITED. Class 26.SOCKETS FOR LAMPS

- APPLIED ON 17/12/2013 -

A2013/02219-JASON JOHN APSEY. Class 99.PRESTA VALVE CORE REMOVAL TOOL

A2013/02220-S.C. JOHNSON & SON, INC.. Class 99.DISPENSER

A2013/02221-S.C. JONSON & SON, INC. Class 09.DISPENSER

A2013/02222-NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO.,LTD). Class

26.FRONT HEADLIGHT FOR AN AUTOMOBILE

A2013/02223-S.C. JOHNSON & SON, INC.. Class 09.DISPENSER WITH CAP

A2013/02225-KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS N.V.. Class 24.INCUBATORS

F2013/02224-BANJES, NEVILLE DON. Class 23.WATER DISPENSERS


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ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTIONS 30, 29-REGULATIONS 37, 38 AND 40

Application Number Assignor Assignee

F2011/01095 NAMPARK PRODUCTS LIMITED CUSTOM MOULDERS (PROPRIETARY)

LIMITED

F2010/01078 NAMPARK PRODUCTS LIMITED

CUSTOM

MOULDERS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED

F2009/01125 DONALD RODERICK MACRAE PATRICIA FLORENCE MACRAE

F2009/01125 PATRICIA FLORENCE MACRAE ELECTROTHERM(PTY) LIMITED





CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 41

Application Number In the name of Name

A2007/00454 CADBURY HOLDINGS LIMITED MONDELEZ UK HOLDINGS & SERVICES

LIMITED

F2007/00453 CADBURY HOLDINGS LIMITED MONDELEZ UK HOLDINGS & SERVICES

LIMITED

F2012/00512 FELTEX HOLDINGS

(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED

KAP MANUFACTURING (PTY)LTD

A2012/00801 KRAFT FOOD GLOBAL BRANDS

LLS

INTERCONTINENTAL GREAT BRANDS LLS


LLS



LLS



LLS



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Application Number In the name of Name


LLS



LLS



LLS



LLS



LLS



LLS



LLS


CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR SERVICE REGISTERED


CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR PROPRIETOR REGISTERED



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APPLICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF A LAPSED DESIGN UNDER SECTION 23 OF

THE ACT


APPLICATION TO CORRECT AND/OR AMEND DESIGNS APPLICATION OR

REGISTRATION

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

DESIGNS ACT, No. 195 OF 1993

APPLICATIONS TO CORRECT AND/OR AMEND DESIGNS APPLICATION OR REGISTRATION (SECTIONS

26, 27-REGULATION 41)

THE DESIGN APPLICATION TO BE CORRECTED OR AMENDED IS NOT YET OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION.THE PARTICULARS TO BE PUBLISHED SHALL BE THOSE SET OUT IN PART I. AN APPLICATION FOR CORRECTION OR AMENDMENT SO PUBLISHED MAY NOT BE INSPECTED AND MAY NOT BE OPPOSED

PART I

Application No: F2013/00231 Articles: ENDLESS TRACK MACHINES Applicants: DOK-ING d.o.o. Reason: That the application be amended to correct the Form D.8 filed 16 July 2013 from Part A to Part F of the Register

Application No: F2013/00230 Articles: ENDLESS TRACK MACHINES Applicants: DOK-ING d.o.o. Reason: That the application be amended to correct the Form D.8 filed 16 July 2013 from Part A to Part F of the Register

Application No: A2013/01754 Articles: TOOTHBRUSHES Applicants: Colgate-Palmolive Company Reason: That the application be amended to amend the brief statement to indicate that the feature that extends around the upper portion is a “recess” not a “band”.

Application No: A2013/00347 Articles: SPRING ELEMENTS Applicants: L&P Swiss Holding AG Reason: That the application be amended (1) to change the designation to EU (AT) and (2) to change the applicants address on the assignment to Switzerland

Application No: A2013/00348 Articles: SPRING ELEMENTS Applicants: L&P Swiss Holding AG Reason: That the application be amended (1) to change the designation to EU (AT) and (2) to change the


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applicants address on the assignment to Switzerland

Registrar of Designs

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS

Notice of registration of the designs mentioned below has been issued by the Registrar of Designs in terms of the

Designs Act, 1993 (Act No. 195 of 1993)

INSPECTION OF DESIGNS

A design application, may after a notice of registration has been published, be inspected during office hours at the

Designs Office, Pretoria, at a charge of R3, 00

COPIES OF DOCUMENTS

The Designs Office, Private Bag X400, Pretoria, supplies photocopies of all design documents at R1, 00 per page.

(Payment to be affected by revenue stamps only.)

The numerical references denote the following: (21) Number of application. (22) Date of lodgement. (23) release

date (if applicable). (DR) Date of registration. (52) Class. (24) Type of design. (71) Name(s) of applicant(s). (33)

Country. (31) Number and. (32) Date of convention application. (54) Articles to which design is to be applied. (57)

Brief statement of features.

N.B.: Date of registration (DR) is either Date of lodgement (22) or Date of convention of application (32)

whichever is the earlier.

Registrar of Designs

21: A2012/00260 22: 2012-03-12 23: 43: 2013-10-31 52: Class 11. 24: Part A 71: LILI DIAMONDS 33: 51540 31: IL 32: 2011-09-12 54: Gemstone 57: The design relates to a gemstone. The features of the design are those of shape and configuration.


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21: A2012/01622 22: 2012-09-17 23: 43: 2012-09-17 52: Class 9 24: Part A 71: NORTJE, Johan Gerhard 54: ABSORBENT/ADSORBENT ARTICLES 57: The design is for an absorbent/adsorbent article which comprises an outer bag containing hair. The bag is planar and slab-like, having opposite major faces. Both faces are flexible, with one being highly porous (e.g. made of hessian) and the other being less porous or non-porous (e.g. made of canvas). In a deployment configuration, the article is placed flat beneath an oil source with the highly porous face facing upwardly towards the drip. In a stored configuration, the article is rolled up sleeping-bag fashion, with the less or non-porous face facing outwardly.

21: A2012/01684 22: 2012-09-20 23: 43: 2012-03-22 52: Class 6 24: Part A 71: Stokke AS 33: 20120244 31: NO 32: 2012-03-22 54: CHAIRS 57: The design is for a chair. The chair includes a seat supported on four spaced-apart legs. A rectangular foot support structure with rounded corners is provided between front legs. The seat includes a seat plate with a rounded rear portion, a generally oval back rest support and a front support having two openings.

Three dimensional top view

21: A2012/01685 22: 2012-09-20 23: 43: 2012-03-22 52: Class 6 24: Part A 71: Stokke AS 33: 20120244 31: NO 32: 2012-03-22 54: CHAIRS 57: The design is for a chair. The chair includes an oval-shaped base connected to an oval-shaped seat by a biasing formation. The base and seat are further connected at front portions. The base includes a generally oval aperture. The seat includes upwardly extending handles on major sides. The seat further includes a fastening formation provided on its top surface.


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Three dimensional top view

21: A2012/01934 22: 2012-11-08 23: 43: 2012-05-08 52: Class 15 24: Part A 71: Sandvik Intellectual Property AB 33: 001325377-0002 31: EU 32: 2012-05-08 54: CRUSHING APPARATUS 57: The design is for a crushing apparatus and in particular for a lower part of the apparatus which comprises a tapered body which is generally circular in cross-section and which is centrally positioned on a substantially planar base. The base is square with rounded corners in top view. The body is upwardly orientated on the base and tapers from the base toward an upper flanged end. The body is divided lengthwise into a major lower section and a minor upper section of marginally reduced cross section. An inverted U-shaped recess is provided in the lower section and a large circular cover is provided in the recess. A series of six, equally sized, peripherally spaced apart circular covers are provided on the upper section below the flanged end. The body diverges toward a lower edge at the intersection of the body with the planar base.

Three dimensional view

21: A2012/01935 22: 2012-11-08 23: 43: 2012-05-08 52: Class 15 24: Part A 71: Sandvik Intellectual Property AB 33: 001325377-0001 31: EU 32: 2012-05-08 54: CRUSHING APPARATUS 57: The design is for a crushing apparatus which includes operatively upper and lower parts. The upper part is mounted to the lower part which comprises a tapered body which is centrally positioned on a substantially planar, square base having rounded corners. The body tapers from the base toward an upper flanged end. An inverted U-shaped recess is provided in the body and a large circular cover is provided in the recess. The upper part has a complementary flanged end, arranged in abutment with the flanged end of the lower part, whereby the upper part is coupled to the lower part by a plurality of peripherally spaced apart fasteners. A body of the upper part is generally circular cylindrical and includes a prominent circumferential gear having outwardly facing teeth which are configured to engage a pair of diametrically opposing upright driving elements.


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21: A2012/02054. 22: 26/11/2012. 23: 43: 52: Class 08. 24: Part A 71: RAMADA MINING PRODUCTS CC 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: SHAFT FOR A TOOL 57: The features of the design for which protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of a shaft for a tool having an internal reinforcing insert substantially as shown in the accompanying representations

21: A2012/0810 22: 2012-05-31 23: 43: 2013-09-13 52: Class 1 24: Part A 71: KRAFT FOODS GLOBAL BRANDS LLC

33: 29/407,684 31: US 32: 2011-12-01 33: 29/422,736 31: US 32: 2012-05-23 54: CONFECTIONARY 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a confectionary showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2012/2123 22: 2012-11-29 23: 43: 2013-10-23 52: Class 21 24: Part F 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/429,909 31: US 32: 2012-08-17 54: GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2012/2130 22: 2012-11-29 23: 43: 2013-10-23 52: Class 21 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/429,907 31: US 32: 2012-08-17 54: GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof.


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21: A2012/2141 22: 2012-11-29 23: 43: 2013-10-23 52: Class 21 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/429,899 31: US 32: 2012-08-17 54: GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof


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21: A2012/2146 22: 2012-11-29 23: 43: 2013-10-23 52: Class 21 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/429,901 31: US 32: 2012-08-17 54: GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof





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21: A2013/00122. 22: 14/01/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 25. 24: Part A 71: SFERCO PTY LIMITED 33: AU. 31: 13342/2012. 32: 2012/07/13 54: BALUSTRADE 57: The design relates to a baluster extrusion. The features of the design for which protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration and/or ornamentation and/or pattern of the baluster extrusion substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representations. The length of the baluster extrusion as shown in the representations does not form part of the design and is disclaimed.

21: A2013/00173 22: 2013-01-23 23: 43: 2012-10-04 52: Class 23 24: Part A 71: Intelligent Energy Limited 33: 29/433,768 31: US 32: 2012-10-04 54: FUEL CARTRIDGES 57: The design is for a fuel cartridge. The cartridge has a generally elongate cubic shaped body and a pair of end walls. A first of the end walls includes a centrally located planar end face. The end face is generally rectangular in shape when seen in end view. The end face is further provided with rounded corners and is connected to the body of the cartridge by a flange portion. The flange portion extends around the end face and slants away from the body such that the end face stands proud of the body. The opposed end wall is provided with an end face which defines an aperture. The end face is larger than the end face of the first of said end walls and is connected to the body by a sharply slanting flange portion that is connected to the body.


21: A2013/00190 22: 2013-01-24 23: 43: 2013-10-11 52: Class 9. 24: Part A


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71: SOREMARTEC S.A. 33: DM/078886 31: IB 32: 2012-07-27 54: Packaging 57: The design relates to a packaging. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation of the packaging.

21: A2013/00191 22: 2013-01-24 23: 43: 2013-10-17 52: Class 9. 24: Part A 71: SOREMARTEC S.A. 33: DM/078886 31: IB 32: 2012-07-27 54: Packaging 57: The design relates to a packaging. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation of the packaging.

21: A2013/00260 22: 2013-02-05 23: 43: 2012-08-22 52: Class 12 24: Part A 71: Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft 33: 402012100670.3 31: DE 32: 2012-08-22 54: MOTOR VEHICLES

57: The design is for a vehicle, particularly a five-door hatchback, having a long wheelbase, short front and rear overhangs, and a raised roof line. The front has large headlights extending into the side panels and a rimmed kidney-shaped radiator grille. Swage lines extending parallel to the lower edge of the headlights are provided in the upper portion of the front. The lower portion of the front has a wide, trapezoidal air inlet being flanked by large, trapezoidal outer air inlets. The bonnet has four prominent curved contour lines, the outer ones curving outwardly and the inner ones curving inwardly. The side has large front and rear doors and broad wheel arches. It has three swage lines converging towards the read, emphasizing the vehicle’s wedge shape. The rear is defined by marked, horizontal body lines. Large rear clusters extend in the side panels. The rear has a large tailgate.


21: A2013/00392 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,578 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock, in particular a closed shackle padlock. The lock has a circular body with an arcuately curved shackle, at least partially received within the body. The body and shackle together define a U-shaped inner cavity. The lock has an oval cylindrical cylinder housing diametrically opposite the shackle. The design relates in particular to a radially inner surface of the lock which includes a pair of diametrically opposing segment-shaped members, each of which extends roughly from the cylinder housing to the shackle.


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21: A2013/00393 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,577 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for a cylinder housing of a lock. The lock comprises a circular cylindrical main part, which houses the lock mechanism and an outwardly and downwardly extending attachment portion which protrudes from and is integrally formed with the main part. A transverse rectangular opening is provided in the side of the cylindrical main part, proximate a lower end, for receiving a link of a chain. A further, longitudinally extending, opening is provided in the attachment portion and opens out of an edge thereof.


21: A2013/00394 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,577 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a link for a lock. The link has an elongate body which has the resemblance of two teardrop shaped, orthogonal plates, the pointed ends of which have been integrated to form a single body. The body has opposing ends, each of which has a semicircular outline when viewed face on. The ends lie within orthogonal planes and an aperture is provided proximate each end for interconnecting the link with a neighbouring link. In side view, the body has a roughly teardrop shaped profile. In end view, the body exhibits a roughly L-shaped profile. A slanted middle region of the body connects the opposing ends.


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21: A2013/00395 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,596 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for an outer periphery of a U-lock. The U-lock includes a U-shaped shackle, the ends of which are received within a substantially oval cylindrical padlock body. The length of the padlock body corresponds with a width of legs of the U-shaped shackle such that the padlock body does not extend beyond the shackle. Each of the ends of the padlock body has a D-shaped outer profile which gives rise to continuity with the shackle.


21: A2013/00396 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,596 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for an outer periphery of a rectangular lock. The lock comprises two, generally L-shaped members having mitred ends. Alternate ends of the members are connected to form a rectangle. The members have bevelled edges and an outer corner of each L-shaped member is rounded.


21: A2013/00397 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,637 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for a planar top surface of a body of the lock and for a diverging peripheral band toward a lower part of the lock body. The top surface has a hexagonal outline when seen from the top and includes eight


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peripherally spaced apart cutaways, four of which are provided at corners of the surface, the remaining four being U-shaped cutaways. The peripheral band broadens outwardly and downwardly.


21: A2013/00398 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,637 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for a planar bottom surface of a body of the lock and for a diverging peripheral band toward a lower part of the lock body. The surface has a hexagonal outline when seen from the bottom and includes eight peripherally spaced apart cutaways, four of which are provided at corners of the surface, the remaining four being U-shaped cutaways. The peripheral band broadens as it extends downwardly.


21: A2013/00399 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,637 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for a diverging peripheral band formed around a lower part of a lock body. The band diverges outwardly as it extends downwardly and includes four, elongate, peripherally spaced apart features which lie within the same transverse cross-sectional plane, each feature extending around a corner of the band.


21: A2013/00400 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,576 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS


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57: The design is for a lock. The lock includes a generally Y-shaped body which, when seen in front view, has a pair of bifurcating shoulders toward a top and has sides which taper from the shoulders into a rounded bottom edge such that, in side view, the body has a U-shaped profile. A distal end of each shoulder is configured to receive an end of a shackle. A top edge of the body, between the shoulders, has a rounded finish.


21: A2013/00401 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,576 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock. The lock includes a body which comprises a main portion which is elongate and has a D-shaped transverse, cross-sectional profile. A periphery of a front face of the main portion is bevelled. An end of the main portion, opposite the front face is configured to receive an end of a shackle. The body further includes a laterally protruding connecting piece which stands proud of a rounded surface of the main portion. The connecting piece has the same transverse cross-sectional profile as the main portion and is configured to receive an opposite end of the shackle. The connecting piece is positioned closer to the front face than to the opposite end of the main portion.


21: A2013/00402 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,576 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: SLEEVES 57: The design is for a sleeve for a lock. The sleeve is an elongate, hollow, flexible member which can be manipulated or bent into various configurations. When the sleeve is linearly arranged, i.e. unbent, the sleeve has a D-shaped, transverse, cross-sectional profile. The sleeve therefore has a planar outer surface and a rounded outer surface which complete an outer periphery of the sleeve. When the sleeve is curved in the shape of a horse shoe, the rounded surface is inwardly disposed and the planar surface is outwardly disposed.

Three dimensional view of a sleeve in a first curved configuration


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21: A2013/00403 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,576 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock. The lock includes a lock body which has an oblong outline when seen in front and rear view. The body has a planar front face, a domed rear face and an intermediate peripheral band which extends between the front and rear faces and which is perpendicular to the front face. The peripheral band has rounded ends and parallel sides. A rectangular opening with rounded corners is provided in an end of the body, the opening bridging the band and the rear surface.


21: A2013/00404 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,576 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock. The lock includes a mounting formation which includes a pair of diverging arms which together define a concave seat for mounting the lock to a convex surface. From the mounting formation, an elongate neck protrudes upwardly and outwardly, away from the mounting formation. The mounting formation gradually merges into the neck which has a D-shaped transverse cross-sectional profile. The neck terminates in a substantially planar distal or free end, an upper, outer periphery of which is partially bordered by a bevelled edge which continues along lower edges of the neck toward the mounting formation. The neck has a raised upper portion proximate its distal end.


21: A2013/00405 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,640 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for two opposing end portions of a lock body. Each end portion is multifaceted, generally dome-shaped and includes a first, peripherally extending, inner series of ten, alternating first rectangular and second pentagonal faces and a second, outer series of five hexagonal faces.


21: A2013/00406 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,640 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for a lock body. One end of an elongate, flexible securing member, having a longitudinal series of tooth formations, is attached to a slanted face of the body. The body has a D-shaped cross-sectional profile and has a passageway which extends through the body for receiving an opposite free end of the securing member. A square array of knurling is provided on each lateral side face of the body.


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21: A2013/00407 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,634 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for opposing end portions of a padlock body of a dual shackle U-lock. The body has a square, transverse, cross-sectional profile and each end portion comprises an axially inner and outer element, the elements being separated by a peripheral groove. Axially outer end faces of the body are substantially planar and have bevelled edges. A first shackle is receivable into the outer elements and a second shackle is receivable into the inner elements.


21: A2013/00408 22: 2013-02-27 23: 43: 2012-08-28 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: Master Lock Company LLC 33: 29/430,634 31: US 32: 2012-08-28 54: LOCKS 57: The design is for a lock and in particular for a padlock body of a dual shackle U-lock. The body is

circular cylindrical with bevelled edges and substantially planar end faces. Equally axially inwardly spaced from each end, there is provided a circumferential groove which divides the body into a middle portion and two axially outer portions. A first shackle is receivable into the outer portions and a second shackle is receivable into the middle portion.


21: A2013/00410 22: 2013-02-28 23: 43: 2012-08-30 52: Class 7 24: Part A 71: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. 33: 002095083-0001 31: EU 32: 2012-08-30 54: FRYERS 57: The design is for a fryer, and in particular for an air fryer. The fryer has a body in the shape of an ovoid truncated at both ends, wherein the body decreases in diameter from a base towards an operatively upper end. A handle is attached to a front of the body adjacent the base, and a square feature with rounded corners is located above the handle. An upright column, with a convex cross-sectional profile, extends upwardly along a rear of the body, opposite to the handle. The column defines therein a square recess with rounded corners (similar to the feature on the front) at a lower portion thereof.


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21: A2013/00440 22: 2013-03-05 23: 43: 2013-03-05 52: Class 3 24: Part A 71: DUBE, Alexander Memory 54: Wallets 57: The design relates to a wallet substantially as shown in the accompanying representations.


21: A2013/00448 22: 23: 43: 2013-10-07 52: Class 8 24: Part A 71: RICHDALE DEVELOPMENTS CC t/a DALECOR 54: DETACHABLE PIPE CLIP 57: The novelty in the design as applied to a detachable pipe clip resides in the shape and/or configuration thereof, substantially as shown in the accompanying drawings

21: A2013/00471 22: 2013-03-15 23: 43: 2013-03-15 52: Class 3 24: Part A 71: TRADEWINDS PARASOL PROPRIETARY LIMITED 54: Umbrella bases 57: The design relates to an umbrella base substantially as shown in the drawings.

21: A2013/00482. 22: 19/03/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 06. 24: Part A 71: STEELCASE INC. 33: US. 31: 29/432,768. 32: 2012/09/20 54: CHAIR 57: The features of this design for which protection are claimed include the shape and/or configuration


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of a chair substantially as illustrated in the acoompanying representations.

21: A2013/00483. 22: 19/03/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 06. 24: Part A 71: STEELCASE INC. 33: US. 31: 29/432,775. 32: 2012/09/20 54: CHAIR 57: The features of this design for which protection are claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a chair substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representations.

21: A2013/00484. 22: 19/03/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 06. 24: Part A 71: STEELCASE INC.

33: US. 31: 29/432,764. 32: 2012/09/20 54: CHAIR 57: The features of this design for which protection are claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a chir substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representations.

21: A2013/00485. 22: 19/03/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 06. 24: Part A 71: STEELCASE INC. 33: US. 31: 29/432,766. 32: 2012/09/20 54: CHAIR 57: The features of this design for which protection are claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a chair substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representations.

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71: ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 54: TRACKING DEVICE 57:The novelty of the design as applied to a device for monitoring movement of a vehicle or individual resides in the shape and/or configuration thereof substantially as shown in the accompanying drawings.

21: A2013/00491 22: 23: 43: 2013-10-31 52: Class 14 24: Part A 71: ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 54: TRACKING DEVICE 57: the novelty of the design as applied to a device for monitoring movement of a vehicle or individual resides in the shape and/or configuration thereof substantially as shown in the accompanying drawings.

21: A2013/00493 22: 23: 43: 2013-10-31 52: Class 9 24: Part A 71: ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 54: BRACKET

57: The novelty of the design as applied to a bracket for mounting a tracking device to an object or an individual resides in the shape and/or configuration thereof substantially as shown in the accompanying drawings.

21: A2013/00544 22: 2013-03-25 23: 43: 2012-09-28 52: Class 2 24: Part A 71: K.M.W. Inc. 33: 30-2012-0046981 31: KR 32: 2012-09-28 54: SAFETY HELMETS 57: The design is for a safety helmet. The helmet has a dome shaped-portion with a front and a back side and a left and a right side. A curved visor part extends from the front of the dome shaped-portion and slopes generally outwardly past the outer circumference of the dome shaped-portion. A generally rectangular shaped portion with rounded corners extends downwardly from the dome shaped-portion on both the left and right sides to cover the ears. Two curved lines run along the centre of the rectangular shaped portions. A central ridge runs from the front of the dome shaped-portion and terminates at an upper rear portion of the dome shaped-portion. An L-shaped LED light protrudes from the front of the ridge above the visor. A curved, stepped collar-like portion extends from the left side to the right side along the back of the dome shaped-portion.


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21: A2013/00545 22: 2013-03-25 23: 43: 2012-09-27 52: Class 24 24: Part A 71: Glaxo Group Limited 33: 4026505 31: GB 32: 2012-09-27 54: TEETHER DEVICES 57: The design is for a teether device. The device includes an annular flattened tubular body which includes an arc shaped portion. A plurality of square shaped features is defined on the arc shaped portion. An outer circumference of the body is textured. A wavy pattern defined between radially inner and outer textured areas on the tubular body is located opposite the arc shaped portion. Three protuberances are defined on the body. A first protuberance includes a plurality of raised rings. A second protuberance includes a plurality of spike-shaped protrusions. A third protuberance defines a plurality of raised buttons.


21: A2013/00546 22: 2013-03-25 23: 43: 2012-10-04 52: Class 14 24: Part A 71: Vertu Corporation Limited 33: 29/433,729 31: US 32: 2012-10-04 54: HANDSETS 57: The design is for a handset having an elongate flattened rectangular body. The body includes front and rear faces, and two longitudinal sides. The front face is divided into three portions which include slightly curved top and bottom end portions and a wide middle portion. The top end portion includes a five-sided polygon enclosing a minor triangle. An elongate protrusion having three buttons extends laterally between the middle portion and the bottom end portion. The rear face is divided into top and bottom portions. The rear face further includes a five-sided polygonal protrusion that partially overlays the two portions. The five-sided protrusion is partitioned into a major pentagonal zone and three four-sided minor zones above the major zone. The longitudinal sides include trapezium-shaped zones comprising protruding keys.


21: A2013/00547 22: 2013-03-25 23: 43: 2012-10-19 52: Class 12 24: Part A 71: Continental Reifen Deutschland GmbH 33: 002121996-0001 31: EU 32: 2012-10-19 54: TYRE TREADS 57: The design is for a tyre tread which includes three spaced apart circumferential grooves which divide the tyre tread into two annular inner tread elements or ribs and two annular outer shoulders. The inner ribs have essentially the same profile and


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are characterised in that they are essentially subdivided only by circumferentially spaced sipes which are arranged in pairs. The sipe pairs display an S-shape or serpentine curvature. Each shoulder comprises a circumferential series of sipe pairs which alternate with a single, outwardly extending, serpentine sipe. A recess or asymmetrical pocket is provided at the outer end of the sipe pairs formed in the shoulders. The inner ribs display slight indentations in the area of the ends of the sipe pairs.


21: A2013/00561 22: 2013-03-27 23: 43: 2013-03-27 52: Class 13 24: Part A 71: LOMBARD, Thomas 54: Solar Power Generators 57: The design is for a solar power generator which includes a planar, rectangular shaped solar panel, which comprises an indefinite number of solar cells. The solar power generator also includes a support frame to which the solar panel is mounted which comprises a rectangular base which comprises a first pair of opposing, elongate end pieces and a second pair of opposing, elongate side elements, each end piece extending between ends of the opposing side elements to form a rectangle. Adjacent corners of the solar panel are hingedly connected to the base of the support frame and a pair of telescopic arms are hingedly connected to adjacent corners of the base, opposing the hinges of the panel. A distal end of each telescopic arm slidably engages the solar panel by way of a runner which is secured within a slot formed in the solar panel.


21: A2013/00562 22: 2013-03-27 23: 43: 2012-10-05 52: Class 14 24: Part A 71: Siemens Enterprise Communications GmbH & Co. KG 33: 402012004621.3 31: DE 32: 2012-10-05 54: DESKTOP TELEPHONES 57: The design is for a desktop telephone. The telephone comprises a generally rectangular-shaped flattened housing. A face of the housing displays a generally elongate area on a left side thereof for receiving a handset, the elongate area including a protruding receptacle at a top end and a recessed portion in a lower end, with a rectangular speaker area defined there-between. Three major portions are defined on a right side of the face. A top protruding portion includes a generally rectangular display screen, a plurality of raised buttons in a column to the right of the display screen, and four raised buttons in a row below the display screen. A central portion includes a central raised button, flanked by two columns of three raised buttons each. A lower portion includes five columns, each of four raised buttons, the three central columns being grouped together.


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Three dimensional view with optional extension and support portion

21: A2013/00563 22: 2013-03-27 23: 43: 2012-09-28 52: Class 14 24: Part A 71: Siemens Enterprise Communications GmbH & Co. KG 33: 402012004561.6 31: DE 32: 2012-09-28 54: DESKTOP TELEPHONES 57: The design is for a desktop telephone, with optional features of a handset, cord and support base. The telephone comprises a generally square-shaped flattened housing. A face of the housing displays a generally elongate area on a left side thereof for receiving a handset, the elongate area including a protruding receptacle at a top end and a recessed portion in a lower end, with a rectangular speaker area defined there-between. Three major portions are defined on a right side of the face. A top portion consists of a generally rectangular display screen. A central portion includes a central raised button, flanked by three raised buttons on a left side and two raised buttons on a right side. A lower portion includes five columns, each of four raised buttons, the three central columns being grouped together.

Three dimensional view with optional handset, cord and support

21: A2013/00567 22: 2013-03-27 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 26. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023857 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28 54: Headlight for an Automobile 57: The design relates to a headlight for an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation.

21: A2013/00568 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 26. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023858 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28 54: Rear Combination Lamp for an Automobile 57: The design relates to a rear combination lamp for an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation.


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21: A2013/00569 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 12. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023854 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28 54: Rear Bumper for Automobile 57: The design relates to a rear bumper for an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration and/or ornamentation.

21: A2013/00570 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 12. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023850 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28 54: Front Bumper for an Automobile 57: The design relates to a front bumper for an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration.

21: A2013/00571 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 12. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023870 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28 54: Center Console for an Automobile 57: The design relates to a centre console for an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration.

21: A2013/00572 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 12. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023871 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28 54: Center Console for an Automobile 57: The design relates to a centre console for an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration.


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21: A2013/00574 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 26. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023859 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28 54: Rear Combination Lamp for an Automobile 57: The design relates to a rear combination lamp for an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation.

21: A2013/00575 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 12. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023852 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28

54: Front Bumper for Automobile 57: The design relates to a front bumper for an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration.

21: A2013/00576 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 12. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023866 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28 54: Automobile 57: The design relates to an automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration.

21: A2013/00577 22: 2013-03-28 23: 43: 2013-10-18 52: Class 12. 24: Part A 71: NISSAN JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA (ALSO TRADING AS NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.) 33: 2012-023849 31: JP 32: 2012-09-28


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54: Radiator Grill for Automobile 57: The design relates to a radiator grill for automobile. The features of the design are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation.

21: A2013/00613 22: 2013-04-08 23: 43: 2013-11-13 52: Class 9 24: Part A 71: RECKITT BENCKISER N.V. 33: 002115147 31: European Community 32: 2012-10-08 54: CAP 57: The design is to be applied to a cap. The features for which protection is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown in the representations.

21: A2013/00614 22: 2013-04-08 23: 43: 2013-11-13 52: Class 9 24: Part A 71: RECKITT BENCKISER N.V. 33: 002115113 31: European Community 32: 2012-10-08 54: BOTTLE WITH CAP

57: The design is to be applied to a bottle with cap. The features for which protection is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the representations.

21: A2013/00615 22: 2013-04-08 23: 43: 2013-11-13 52: Class 9 24: Part A 71: RECKITT BENCKISER N.V. 33: 002115147 31: European Community 32: 2012-10-08 54: CAP 57: The design is to be applied to a cap. The features for which protection is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown in the representations.

21: A2013/00616 22: 2013-04-08 23: 43: 2013-11-13


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52: Class 9 24: Part A 71: RECKITT BENCKISER N.V. 33: 002115113 31: European Community 32: 2012-10-08 54: BOTTLE WITH CAP 57: The design is to be applied to a bottle with cap. The features for which protection is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the representations.

21: A2013/00625. 22: 08/04/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 27-05. 24: Part A 71: PATIN TRADING 84 (PTY) LTD 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: LIGHTER 57: The features of the design for which protection is claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an article substantially as shown in the accompanying representation(s).

21: A2013/00629 22: 2013-04-09 23: 43: 2013-11-13 52: Class 13 24: Part A 71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A. 33: 001348544 31: European Community 32: 2012-10-23 54: CHARGING UNIT 57: The design is to be applied to a charging unit. The features for which protection is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the representations.

21: A2013/00630 22: 2013-04-09 23: 43: 2013-11-13 52: Class 13 24: Part A 71: PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A.


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33: 001349062 31: European Community 32: 2012-10-26 54: CHARGING UNIT 57: The design is to be applied to a charging unit. The features for which protection is claimed are those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the representations.



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43: 52: Class 09. 24: Part A 71: POLYOAK PACKAGING (PTY) LTD 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: CONTAINER 57: The features of the design for which protection is claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an article substantially as shown in the accompanying representation(s).

21: A2013/00640. 22: 10/04/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 09. 24: Part A 71: POLYOAK PACKAGING (PTY) LTD 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: CONTAINER 57: The features of the design for which protection is claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an article substantially as shown in the accompanying representation(s).

21: A2013/00642. 22: 10/04/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 09. 24: Part A

71: POLYOAK PACKAGING (PTY) LTD 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: CONTAINER 57: The features of the design for which protection is claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an article substantially as shown in the accompanying representation(s).

21: A2013/01211 22: 2013-07-01 23: 43: 2013-07-01 52: Class 9 24: Part A 71: AMPATH TRUST 54: CONTAINER 57: The design is applied to a container. The features of the design for which protection is claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a container, substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representations.

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21: A2013/0245 22: 2013-02-05 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 2 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 54: SHOE OUTSOLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective bottom side view of a portion of a shoe outsole in the environment of a shoe showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0246 22: 2013-02-05 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 2 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 54: SHOE UPPER 57: The drawing shows a perspective side view of a portion of a shoe upper in the environment of a shoe showing the overall appearance thereof.


21: A2013/0248 22: 2013-02-05 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 2 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 54: SHOE OUTSOLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective bottom side view of a portion of a shoe outsole in the environment of a shoe showing the overall appearance thereof.


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21: A2013/0341 22: 2013-02-20 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 2 24: Part A

71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 54: SHOE UPPER 57: The drawing shows a perspective side view of a portion of a shoe upper in the environment of a shoe showing the overall appearance thereof.


21: A2013/0343 22: 2013-02-20 23: 43: 2013-10-28


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52: Class 2 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 54: SHOE UPPER 57: The drawing shows a perspective side view of a portion of a shoe upper in the environment of a shoe showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0349 22: 2013-02-21 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 2 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 54: SHOE MIDSOLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective side view of a portion of a shoe midsole in the environment of a shoe showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0350 22: 2013-02-21 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 2 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD.

54: SHOE UPPER 57: The drawing shows a perspective side view of a portion of a dimpled shoe upper in the environment of a shoe showing the overall appearance thereof.


21: A2013/0353 22: 2013-02-21 23:


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43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 2 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 54: SHOE OUTSOLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective side view of a portion of a shoe outsole in the environment of a shoe showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0374 22: 2013-02-26 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 21 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/430,785 31: US 32: 2012-08-29 54: HOSEL FOR A GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a three dimensional view of a hosel for a golf club head which hosel includes numbering showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0377 22: 2013-02-26 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 21 24: Part A 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/430,784 31: US 32: 2012-08-29 54: HOSEL FOR A GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a three dimensional view of a hosel for a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0434 22: 2013-03-05 23: 43: 2013-10-07 52: Class 15 24: Part A 71: PEDROLLO S.P.A. 33: 002098434 31: EM 32: 2012-09-06 54: CENTRIFUGAL PUMP 57: The drawing shows a three-dimensional view of a centrifugal pump showing the overall appearance thereof.

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43: 2013-10-08 52: Class 6 24: Part A 71: TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED 33: 14519/2012 31: AU 32: 2012-09-12 54: A GAMING TABLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a gaming table showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0456 22: 2013-03-11 23: 43: 2013-10-08 52: Class 6 24: Part A 71: TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED 33: 14521/2012 31: AU 32: 2012-09-12 54: A GAMING TABLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a gaming table showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0457 22: 2013-03-11 23: 43: 2013-10-08 52: Class 6 24: Part A 71: TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED 33: 14518/2012 31: AU 32: 2012-09-12 54: A GAMING TABLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a gaming table showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: A2013/0469 22: 2013-03-13 23: 43: 2013-10-08 52: Class 12 24: Part A 71: KIA MOTORS CORPORATION 33: 30-2012-0050108 31: KR 32: 2012-10-22


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54: AUTOMOBILE FOR PASSENGERS 57: The representation shows a perspective view of the automobile showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: F2012/01265. 22: 30/07/2012. 23: 43: 52: Class 14. 24: Part F 71: ISHMAEL ZAID JACOBS 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: SATELLITE DISH (LNB COVER) 57: The LNB cover or LNB signal guard is an LNB (cover) protector.It protects it protects it from harsh weather such as rain,wind,storm or snow specially designed to concentrate on reducing and/or preventing any interference by such weather that affects a satellitedish directly for the LNB to can gether information (microwaves) from the dish. It is made out of an affordableble,recyclable,plastic material that easily attaches to the LNB or both LNB and the LNB holder. arm.It is durable,very easy to install with various coloours,designs (style) and themes.

21: F2012/02055. 22: 26/11/2012. 23: 43: 26/07/2013 52: Class 08. 24: Part F 71: RAMADA MINING PRODUCTS CC 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: SHAFT FOR A POOL 57: The features of the design for which protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of a shaft for a tool having an internal reinforcing insert substantially as shown in the accompanying representations

21: F2012/02058. 22: 26/11/2012. 23: 43: 16/09/2013 52: Class 22. 24:Part F 71: FOWLDS 3 LIMITED


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33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: CONTAINER FOR A BLASTING CARTRIDGE 57: A tubular container for a blasting cartridge as shown in the representations and has a rounded end (A) and an open end (B). Attachment bosses (C) are provided near the open end for accepting complementary attachment holes (D) on a sleeve (E) which secures over the open end with a piston (F) therein. The sleeve (E) and piston (F) do not form part of the design.

21: F2012/02061. 22: 26/11/2012. 23: 43: 16/09/2013 52: Class 22. 24: Part F 71: FOWLDS 3 LIMITED 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: SLEEVE FOR A BLASTING CARTRIDGE 57: The design relates to a sleeve for a blasting cartridge. The features of the design for which protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of a sleeve for a blasting cartridge substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representations.

21: F2012/02191. 22: 04/12/2012. 23: 43: 52: Class 08. 24: Part F 71: WACO AFRICA (PTY) LTD 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: PIPING, GUTTERS AND SUPPORT PILLARS 57: The design relates to a solid non detachable gutter downpipe that is permanently joined to a roof frame for a transportable storage/housing unit which is assembled on site. The gutter dowmpipe also acts as a support when the storage/housing unit is unassembled. Unlike other support pillars for transporting unassembled storage units, the pipe for which the design is applied has a twofold purpose,namely (i) a permanent down gutter pipe that attaches to aplastic or PVC or asbestos pipe (ii) as well as support pillar when the unit is stored or transported. The gutter downpipe stands unattached above the floor frame when in storage.


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21: F2012/02313. 22: 13/12/2012. 23: 43: 52: Class 99. 24: Part F 71: GIULIANO RES 33: AT. 31: 344747. 32: 2012/09/12 54: A FLAMEPROOF ALTERNATOR 57: 1.The design incorporates both cooling slleeve and mounting in one part.2.The cooling sleeve ensures that the cooling air flow is channelled between the alternator body and the cooling sleeve,thereby maximising the cooling effect and cooling efficiency.3.The cooling sleeve protects the body of the flameproof alternator from possible accidental damage whether caused in transit or during operational use which could invalidate the flameproof safety integrity of the alternator.4.Fully enclosed flameproof alternator.5.The design is compliant with work place and health safety requirements as the cooling sleeve together with the fan cowling makes it safe from an operational point as the fan is not accessible thus preventing accidental touch and injury.All flameproof alternators on the market have an open fan with no protection. 6.Although mounting and cooling are in one part,the cooling sleeve which incorporates the mounting bracket is designed to allow adjustment of the alternators on the market have an open fan with no protection. 6.Although mounting and cooling are in one part,the cooling sleeve which incorporates the mounting bracket is design to allow adjustment of the alternator with respect to the shaft /drive pulley for alignment and tensioning.

21: F2012/02313. 22: 13/12/2012. 23: 43:

52: Class 99. 24: Part F 71: GIULIANO RES 33: AT. 31: 344747. 32: 2012/09/12 54: A FLAMEPROOF ALTERNATOR 57: The design incorporates both cooling sleeve and mounting in one part.The cooling sleeve ensures that the cooling air flow is channelled betwee the alternator boby and the cooling sleeve, thereby maximising the cooling effect and cooling efficiency.The cooling sleeve protects the body of the flameproof alternator from possible accidental damage whether caused in transit or during operational use which could invalidate the flameproof safety integrity of the alternator. Fully enclosed flameproof alternator.The design is compliant with work place and health safety requirements as the cooling sleeve together with the fan cowling makes it safe from an operationl point as the fan is not accessible thus preventing accidental touch and injury.All flameproof alternators on the market have an open fan with no protection.Although mounting and cooling are in one part, the cooling are in one part, the cooling sleeve which incorporates the mounting bracket is designed to allow adjustment of the alternator with respect to the shaft/ drive pulley for alignment and tensioning.

21: F2012/2114 22: 2012-11-29 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 21 24: Part F 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/429,904 31: US 32: 2012-08-17 54: GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof.


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21: F2012/2126 22: 2012-11-29 23: 43: 2013-10-23 52: Class 21 24: Part F 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/429,899 31: US 32: 2012-08-17 54: GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof



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21: F2012/2128 22: 2012-11-29 23: 43: 2013-10-23 52: Class 21 24: Part F 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/429,901 31: US 32: 2012-08-17 54: GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof



21: F2013/00237 22: 2013-02-01 23: 43: 2013-02-01 52: Class 25 24: Part F 71: CRONLY DILLON, Heidi Michele 54: DAMP-PROOF COURSES 57: The design relates to a damp-proof course as shown in the accompanying representations for preventing ingress of water between a cavity wall and a frame which is installed in a reveal defined in the wall.


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21: F2013/00411 22: 2013-02-28 23: 43: 2013-02-28 52: Class 14 24: Part F 71: CELLREMOTE CC t/a CELLAIR 54: INTEGRATED CIRCUIT TOPOGRAPHIES 57: The design is in respect of an integrated circuit topography set out on a circuit board. The integrated circuit topography consists of a three-dimensional disposition of electrical or electromagnetic elements and circuitry of an integrated circuit. Passive elements in the form of ports are located on the periphery of the topography and adjacent upper left and upper right corners of the topography whereas an active element in the form of a silicon chip is arranged in a centre of the circuit board.

21: F2013/00438 22: 2013-03-05 23: 43: 2013-03-05 52: Class 23 24: Part F 71: OOSTHUYZEN, Samuel Wilhelm Odendaal 54: PIPE JOINTS OF FITTINGS 57: The design is for a pipe joint or fitting. The pipe joint or fitting includes a body which includes a hollow, upwardly extending connecting portion with an internally threaded connecting formation for

connecting a sprinkler head or stand pipe, and includes a pair of hollow laterally extending pipe connecting portions for connection to irrigation pipes, the pipe connecting portions extending orthogonally to each other and to the upwardly extending connecting portion.

21: F2013/00439 22: 2013-03-05 23: 43: 2013-03-05 52: Class 23 24: Part F 71: OOSTHUYZEN, Samuel Wilhelm Odendaal 54: PIPE JOINTS OR FITTINGS 57: The design is for a pipe joint or fitting. The pipe joint or fitting includes a body which includes a hollow, upwardly extending connecting portion with an externally threaded connecting formation for connecting a sprinkler head or stand pipe, and includes a pair of hollow laterally extending pipe connecting portions for connection to irrigation pipes, the pipe connecting portions extending orthogonally to each other and to the upwardly extending connecting portion.


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21: F2013/00450. 22: 01/03/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 16. 24: Part F 71: HALINA IRENA OLIVIER 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: CHEEK PROTECTING SHADES(S) 57: The design relates to a cheek protecting shade of which two form a pair for use in conjunction with glasses on being hookable over opposite arms in protecting the cheeks of a wearer.

21: F2013/00472 22: 2013-03-15 23: 43: 2013-03-15 52: Class 3 24: Part F 71: TRADEWINDS PARASOL PROPRIETARY LIMITED 54: Umbrella bases 57: The design relates to an umbrella base substantially as shown in the drawings.

21: F2013/00473 22: 2013-03-15 23: 43: 2013-03-15 52: Class 23 24: Part F 71: CROSSLEY, Nicholas James 54: INSULATING CONNECTORS 57: The design is in respect of an insulating connector for fastening piping adjacent an apparatus such as an electric water heater. The insulating connector has a non-conductive annular body including a threaded hole, divided into first and second portions. The first portion extends from one end of the body up to the centre thereof and comprises a spiral ridge with a constant pitch between ridges. A line which connects crests of all ridges in the first portion extends parallel to an outer periphery of the body. The second portion extends from the centre of the body up to the other end of the body and comprises a spiral ridge with a constant pitch between ridges. A line which connects crests of all ridges in the second portion is slanted relative to an outer periphery of the body. A bevelled edge is located on the outer periphery of the body.

Three dimensional view from the rear

21: F2013/00474 22: 2013-03-15 23: 43: 2013-03-15 52: Class 23 24: Part F 71: CROSSLEY, Nicholas James 54: INSULATING CONNECTOR 57: The design is in respect of an insulating connector for fastening piping adjacent an apparatus such as an electric water heater. The insulating connector has a non-conductive annular body with a through bore and a threaded outer periphery, divided into first and second portions on opposite sides of a hexagonal fastening element. The first portion extends from one end of the body up to the hexagonal element and comprises a spiral ridge with a constant pitch between ridges. A line which connects crests of all ridges in the first portion


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extends parallel to an outer periphery of the body. The second portion extends from another end of the body up to the hexagonal element and comprises a spiral ridge with a larger pitch between ridges.


21: F2013/00477 22: 2013-03-18 23: 2013-02-27 43: 2013-02-27 52: Class 25 24: Part F 71: PENTA FLOOR CC 54: CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS FOR ELEVATED FLOORING 57: The design is for a construction element for elevated flooring. The construction element includes a trapezium-shaped body defining a central, upright, rectangular aperture therethrough. The body has four triangular-shaped wall members arranged in pairs at respective opposite sides. Each pair of wall members defines a complemental cavity therebetween. The body has a rectangular baseplate attached thereto. An oval apertures is defined in a floor (including the baseplate) between each pair of wall members.


21: F2013/00480 22: 2013-03-19 23: 2012-09-26

43: 2012-09-26 52: Class 7 24: Part F 71: REYNEKE, Wessel Hendrik 54: HOLDERS FOR POTS 57: The design relates to a holder for a pot. The holder comprises a rectangular base having an upright connected to a peripheral edge thereof. The upright has an elongate rectilinear stem which is traversed by an arm generally perpendicular to the stem, which arm comprises a U-shaped hook formation. A ring-shaped member projects laterally from the stem and is slightly angled relative to the base. A candle holder having a concave receptacle is centrally mounted relative to the base via an inwardly projecting arm which connects the receptacle to an inner edge of the base. A plurality of miniature pot stands stand proud of the base and are spaced apart along opposing sides thereof.

Three dimensional view in use

21: F2013/00481 22: 2013-03-19 23: 2012-09-26 43: 2012-09-26 52: Class 7 24: Part F 71: REYNEKE, Wessel Hendrik 54: HOLDERS FOR POTS 57: The design relates to a holder for a pot. The holder comprises a circular base having an upright connected to a peripheral edge thereof. The upright has an outwardly curved stem which leads to a crest and terminates in a hook formation pointing towards the crest. A ring-shaped member projects laterally from the stem and is slightly angled relative to the base. A candle holder having a concave receptacle is concentrically mounted relative to the base via an inwardly projecting arm which connects the receptacle to an inner circular edge of the base. A


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plurality of miniature pot stands stand proud of the base and are spaced apart along a circumferential edge thereof.

Three dimensional view in use

21: F2013/00487 22: 23: 43: 2013-10-08 52: Class 9 24: Part F 71: APL CARTONS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 54: CARTONS 57: The design is for a carton that has a bottom, two end walls, two side walls and two ledges that extend from the upper edges of its end walls. In each corner, a pillar is folded from a flap, which also forms a double layer of the end wall and forms an upstanding tab. Recesses are formed at the upper edges of the side walls, between the ledges.

21: F2013/00490 22: 23: 43: 2013-10-31 52: Class 14 24: Part F 71: ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 54: TRACKING DEVICE 57: The novelty of the design as applied to a device for monitoring movement of a vehicle or individual resides in the shape and/or configuration thereof substantially as shown in the accompanying drawings.

21: F2013/00492 22: 23: 43: 2013-03-20 52: Class 14 24: Part F 71: ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 54: TRACKING DEVICE 57: the novelty of the design as applied to a device for monitoring movement of a vehicle or individual resides in the shape and/or configuration thereof substantially as shown in the accompanying drawings.

21: F2013/00494 22: 23: 43: 2013-10-31 52: Class 9 24: Part F


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71: ALTECH NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL (PROPRIETARY) 54: BRACKET 57: The novelty of the design as applied to a bracket for mounting a tracking device to an object or an individual resides in the shape and/or configuration thereof substantially as shown in the accompanying drawings.

21: F2013/00549. 22: 25/03/2013. 23: 01/02/2013 43: 52: Class 08. 24: Part F 71: CAMPHER, IGNUS LOURENS 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: BURGLAR PROOFING BRACKET 57: The design is applied to a burglar proofing bracket. The features of the design for which protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of the bracket substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representation.

21: F2013/00551. 22: 25/03/2013. 23: 01/02/2013 43: 52: Class 08. 24: Part F 71: CAMPHER, IGNUS LOURENS 33: -. 31:-. 32:-.

54: BUGLAR PROOFING BRACKET 57: The design is applied to a burglar proofing bracket. The features of the design for which protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of the bracket substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representation.

21: F2013/00552. 22: 25/03/2013. 23: 43: 52: Class 25. 24: Part F 71: CAMPHER, IGNUS LOURENS 33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 54: BURGLAR PROOFING BRACKET 57: The design is applied to a burglar proofing bracket. The features of the design for which protection is claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of the bracket substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representation.

21: F2013/00560 22: 2013-03-27 23: 43: 2013-03-27 52: Class 13 24: Part F 71: LOMBARD, Thomas 54: Solar Power Generators 57: The design is for a solar power generator which includes a planar, rectangular shaped solar panel,


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which comprises an indefinite number of solar cells. The solar power generator also includes a support frame to which the solar panel is mounted which comprises a rectangular base which comprises a first pair of opposing, elongate end pieces and a second pair of opposing, elongate side elements, each end piece extending between ends of the opposing side elements to form a rectangle. Adjacent corners of the solar panel are hingedly connected to the base of the support frame and a pair of telescopic arms are hingedly connected to adjacent corners of the base, opposing the hinges of the panel. A distal end of each telescopic arm slidably engages the solar panel by way of a runner which is secured within a slot formed in the solar panel.


21: F2013/00627 22: 23: 43: 2013-11-13 52: Class 23 24: Part F 71: RICKARD AIR DIFFUSION (PTY) LTD 54: AIRFLOW CONTROL MECHANISM 57: The design is for an airflow control mechanism, comprising operable links attached to two pivoted vanes, wherein the mechanism runs on a shaft that actuates the links to vary an opening between the vanes.

21: F2013/01212 22: 2013-07-01 23: 43: 2013-07-01 52: Class 9 24: Part F 71: AMPATH TRUST 54: CONTAINER 57: The design is applied to a container. the features of the design for which protection is claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a container, substantially as illustrated in the accompanying representations.

Perspective view

21: F2013/0375 22: 2013-02-26 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 21 24: Part F 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD.


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33: 29/430,784 31: US 32: 2012-08-29 54: HOSEL FOR A GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a three dimensional view of a hosel for a golf club head showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: F2013/0376 22: 2013-02-26 23: 43: 2013-10-28 52: Class 21 24: Part F 71: NIKE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. 33: 29/430,785 31: US 32: 2012-08-29 54: HOSEL FOR A GOLF CLUB HEAD 57: The drawing shows a three dimensional view of a hosel for a golf club head which hosel includes numbering showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: F2013/0433 22: 2013-03-05 23: 43: 2013-10-07 52: Class 15 24: Part F 71: PEDROLLO S.P.A.

33: 002098434 31: EM 32: 2012-09-06 54: CENTRIFUGAL PUMP 57: The drawing shows a three-dimensional view of a centrifugal pump showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: F2013/0454 22: 2013-03-11 23: 43: 2013-10-08 52: Class 6 24: Part F 71: TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED 33: 14519/2012 31: AU 32: 2012-09-12 54: A GAMING TABLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a gaming table showing the overall appearance thereof.

21: F2013/0455 22: 2013-03-11 23: 43: 2013-10-08 52: Class 6 24: Part F 71: TRIAMBLE PTY LIMITED 33: 14521/2012 31: AU 32: 2012-09-12


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54: A GAMING TABLE 57: The drawing shows a perspective view of a gaming table showing the overall appearance thereof.

DECEMBER 2013 CIPC PATENT JOURNAL

311

HYPOTHECATIONS


JUDGMENTS


OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES


312

4. COPYRIGHT


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COPYRIGHT IN CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS

NOTICES OF ACCEPTANCE

(Applications filed in terms of Act No. 62 of 1977)

Any person, who has grounds for objection to the registration of the copyright in any of the following

cinematographs films, may within the prescribed time, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form RF 5 contained in the

Second Schedule to the Registration of Copyright in Cinematograph Films Regulations, 1980. The prescribed

time is one month after the date of advertisement .This period may on application be extended by the Registrar.

The numerical denote the following: (21) Official application number. (22) Date of application. (43) Date of

acceptance. (24) Date(s) and place(s) at which cinematograph films was made. (25) Date and place of first

publication. (71) Name (s) of all applicant (s). (75) Name of author. (76) Name of producer (77) Name of director

(54) Title of cinematograph film. (78) Name(s) of principal players or narrator. (26) Places at which cinematograph

film may be viewed and conditions. (55) Specimen lodged/Not lodged. (56) Preview requested/Not requested.

(57) Abstract (Storyline). (58) Category.

21: 2013/00069 22: 2013-10-29 43: 2013-10-30 24: 25: 71: Johannesburg 75: March 2014 Johannesburg 76: MONIQUE VAN DER MERWE 77: MONIQUE VAN DER MERWE 54: JUST GAY 78: MORNE NEUNOFF & MONIQUE VAN DER MERWE 26: JOHANNESBURG 57: The talk show will cover a fast range of various subjects and topics within the gay community that will be discussed. Included in the show is various investigations on certain stories as well as a gig guide that will include places of interest, restaurants, clubs, holiday destinations, festivals, boat cruises, community support and a fashion desk which will include various discussions and pictures. Lastly various entertainment games for visitors, quests and audience. 58: TALK SHOW

21: 2013/00063 22: 2013-09-27 43: 2013-09-30 24: 20 August 2012 to 30 August 2013/ California, United States of America and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 25: Trinidad and Tobago/25 September 2013 71: SONY PICTURES ANIMATION INC., A California corporation 75: SONY PICTURES ANIMATION INC., A California corporation 76: Pam Marsden and Kirk Bodyfelt 77: Cody Cameron and Kris Pearn

54: CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS 2 aka Cloudy 2: Revenge OF The Leftovers; Cloudy 2; Pickles to Pittsburgh 78: Voices of: Bill Hader, Anna Faris, James Caan, Andy Samberg, Bruce Campbell, Mr T, Bobbe’e J. Thopmson, Benjamin Bratt, Neil Patrick Harris, Al Rocker, Lauren Graham and Will Forte 26: SPOOR & FISHER Building No.13 Highgrove Office Park Oak Avenue, Centurion P.O. Box 454, Pretoria 0001 57: In the wake of the disastrous food storm at the end of the first movie, Flint Lockwood and friends are forced to leave their town of Swallow Falls. But when it is discovered that sentient food beasts (foodimals) have overrun the island, they are asked to return to save the world… again. 58: Action/Animated/Comedy/Family/ Oriented/Fantasy

21: 2013/00062 22: 2013-09-20 43: 2013-09-25 24: Los Angeles, California, United States of America and Montpellier, France/18 October 2011 to 23 December 2011 25: 18 September 2013/Trinidad 71: SCREEN GEMS, INC., a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of California 75: SCREEN GEMS, INC., a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of California 76:Amy Lo; Beau Flynn; Tripp Vinson 77: Benson Lee 54: BATTLE OF THE YEAR aka Planet B-Boy: Battle OF The year; Planet B-Boy: Dream Team;


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Planet B-Boy 78: Josh Holloway, Laz Alonso, Joosh Peck, Caity Lotz, Flipz, Jon D-Knock Druz Sheurfa, Jesse Caspet Brown, Kid David, Sawandi Wilson and others. 26: SPOOR & FISHER Building No.13 Highgrove Office Park Oak Avenue, Centurion P.O. Box 454, Pretoria 0001 57: Battle of the Year is the Olympics of break dancing, a tournament held every year that attracts all the best teams from around the world, but the Americans haven’t won in fifteen years. Los Angeles Hip Hop mogul and former B-Boy Dante wants to put the country that started the sport back on top. He enlists his hard-luck friend Blake, who was a championship basketball coach, to coach his team. Armed with the theory that the right coach can make any team champions, they assemble a Dream Team of all the best b-boys across the country. With only three months until Battle of the Year, Blake has to use every tactic he knows to get twelve talented individuals to come together as a team if they’re going to bring the Trophy back to America where it started. 58: Comedy

21: 2013/00062 22: 2013-09-20 43: 2013-09-25 24: Los Angeles, California, United States of America and Montpellier, France/18 October 2011 to 23 December 2011 25: 18 September 2013/Trinidad 71: SCREEN GEMS, INC., a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of California 75: SCREEN GEMS, INC., a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of California 76:Amy Lo; Beau Flynn; Tripp Vinson 77: Benson Lee 54: BATTLE OF THE YEAR aka Planet B-Boy: Battle OF The year; Planet B-Boy: Dream Team; Planet B-Boy 78: Josh Holloway, Laz Alonso, Joosh Peck, Caity Lotz, Flipz, Jon D-Knock Druz Sheurfa, Jesse Caspet Brown, Kid David, Sawandi Wilson and others. 26: SPOOR & FISHER Building No.13 Highgrove Office Park Oak Avenue, Centurion P.O. Box 454, Pretoria 0001 57: Battle of the Year is the Olympics of break dancing, a tournament held every year that attracts all the best teams from around the world, but the

Americans haven’t won in fifteen years. Los Angeles Hip Hop mogul and former B-Boy Dante wants to put the country that started the sport back on top. He enlists his hard-luck friend Blake, who was a championship basketball coach, to coach his team. Armed with the theory that the right coach can make any team champions, they assemble a Dream Team of all the best b-boys across the country. With only three months until Battle of the Year, Blake has to use every tactic he knows to get twelve talented individuals to come together as a team if they’re going to bring the Trophy back to America where it started. 58: Comedy

21: 2013/00067 22: 2013-10-16 43: 2013-10-17 24: 17 January 2013 to 06 April/Mexico City, Mexico; London, England; Tokyo, Japan, New York, United States of America. 25: 28 August 2013/Trinidad and Tobago 71: Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Delaware corporation 75: Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Delaware corporation 76:Simon Cowell, Adam Milano, Morgan Spurlock, Ben Winston 77: Morgan Spurlock 54: ONE DIRECTION: THIS US aka 1D: This is Us; One Direction; This is US. 78: Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, Jon Shone, Dan Richards, Sandy Beales, Josh Devine. 26: SPOOR & FISHER Building No.13 Highgrove Office Park Oak Avenue, Centurion P.O. Box 454, Pretoria 0001 57: A captivating and intimate all-access look at life on the road for the global music phenomenon. With stunning live concert footage, tells the remarkable story of Niall, Zayn, Liam, Harry and Louis’ meteoric rise to fame, from their humble hometown beginnings and competing on the X-Factor, to conquering the world and performing at London’s framed O2 Arena. 58: Concert / Documentary

21: 2013/00065 22: 2013-10-14 43: 2013-10-15 24: 26 March to 11 July 2012/ Malta; United Kingdom; Virginia, Massachusetts, USA AND Morocco 25: 11 October 2013/United States of America 71: Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Delaware


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corporation 75: Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Delaware corporation 76:Scott Rudin, Dana Brunetti, Michael De Luca 77: Paul Green Alabama 54: CAPTAIN PHILLIPS aka Captain Richard Phillips Project; Maersk Alabama 78: Tom Hnkas, Barkhand Abdi, Barkhad Abdirahman, Faysal Ahmed, Mahat M. Ali, Michael Chernus, Corey Johnson and others 26: SPOOR & FISHER Building No.13 Highgrove Office Park Oak Avenue, Centurion P.O. Box 454, Pretoria 0001 57: The docudrama story of Richard Phillips, the cargo-

ship captain who surrendered himself to a group of

Somali pirates so that his crew would be freed.

58: Action/ Drama/ Thriller

21: 2013/00052 22: 2013-08-12 43: 2013-08-13 24: 25 July 2011 to 10 December 2011 / Mexico City and Punta de Mita, Mexico; Bear Creek Park and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 25: 07 August 2013/ Trinidad & Tobago 71: MRC 11 Distribution Company, L.P., a Delaware limited partnership 75: MRC 11 Distribution Company, L.P., a Delaware limited partnership 76:Bill Block, Neill Blomkamp and Simon Kinberg 77: Neill Blomkamp 54: ELYSIUM 78: Matt Damon, Jodie Foster, Sharlton Copley, Alice Lunga, Wagner Moura, William Fichtner and others 26: SPOOR & FISHER Building No.13 Highgrove Office Park Oak Avenue, Centurion P.O. Box 454, Pretoria 0001 57: In the year 2159, two classes of people exist: the

very wealthy, who live on a pristine man-made space

station called Elysium, and the rest, who live on an overpopulated, ruined Earth. Secretary Delacourt will

stop at nothing to preserve the luxurious lifestyle of the

citizens of Elysium – but that doesn’t stop the people of

Earth from trying to get in by any means they can. Max

agrees to take on a life-threatening mission, one that

could bring equality to these polarized worlds.

58: Action/ Drama/ Science Fiction


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JUDGMENTS


OFFICE PRACTICE NOTICES


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5. CORRECTION NOTICES


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TRADE MARKS

The notice of acceptance under trade mark number 2012/25148 was advertised in the October 2013 patent journal without a logo, it has been re-advertised in the December 2013 patent journal and the valid publication date will be for 23 December 2013 patent journal. The applicant’s name and address for the trade mark applications 2012/27635-7 were advertised incorrectly in the October Patent Journal. These trade marks should be in the name of La Tagliatella International Kft., a company organised and existing under the laws of Hungary of H-1023 Budapest, Bécsi út 13, Hungary. The notice of acceptance under trade mark number 2012/01394 was advertised in the December 2012 patent journal without a logo, it has been re-advertised in the December 2013 patent journal and the valid publication date will be for 23 December 2013 patent journal. The notice of acceptance under trade mark number 2011/05636 was advertised in the November 2013 patent journal without a priority and it should have appeared as “Priority claimed from German Trade Mark No. 30 2010 038 88 dated 22 September 2010”.

PATENTS

In the Patent Journal of 30 June 2010 the Notice of Acceptance of the South African Patent Application No. 2007/11082 in the name of The Board of Regents of the University of Texas System was published in error, in that the application number was indicated incorrectly as 2008/11082, and should read 2007/11082

21: 2007/11082 57: In the Patent Journal of 25 August 2010 the correction notice in respect of South African Patent Application no. 2007/11082 was published in error in that the correction notice read that the application was not published in the June 2010 journal. It should read that the South African Patent Application was published in error in that the application number was incorrectly published as 2008/11082 instead of 2007/11082.

21: 2013/01682 57: In the Patent Journal of November 2013 the Notice of Acceptance of the South African Patent Application No. 2013/01682 in the name of AstraZeneca AB was published in error. The acceptance of this application has been withdrawn.

DESIGNS

The design notice under application number F2013/00354 was advertised in the November 2013 patent journal with

an incorrect drawing, it has been re-advertised in the December 2013 patent journal and the valid publication date

will be 23/12/2013.

COPYRIGHT


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