Patents by Inventor David Tessel

David Tessel has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 9514424
    Abstract: A system and method are disclosed. One or more processors prioritize at least some tasks and actions associated with a user. A to-do list is provided that includes the prioritized task. First electronic data event information representing a sending or receiving of data associated with at least one of the tasks is received and at least one of the tasks and at least some of the actions are reprioritized. The to-do list is modified based at least on the reprioritizing, and is provided to the user.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 30, 2011
    Date of Patent: December 6, 2016
    Inventors: Kyle Kleinbart, Rory Handel, David Tessel, Sam Chiu, Jean Pascal Crametz
  • Patent number: 9446777
    Abstract: A portable transporting carrier for standard size buckets and for standard size propane gas tanks with wheels connected by an axle element and configured to position and support the bucket or the tank on the axle element and with an offset handle positioned over a center of gravity of the bucket or tank to facilitate lifting and carrying of the carrier with supported bucket or tank. The carrier is optionally convertible to a transportable working skid.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 29, 2014
    Date of Patent: September 20, 2016
    Assignee: UMBRO TOOL CORPORATION LLC
    Inventors: Gerald Umbro, Rosemary Kavanaugh, Joseph Umbro, David Tessel
  • Publication number: 20150035259
    Abstract: A portable transporting carrier for standard size buckets and for standard size propane gas tanks with wheels connected by an axle element and configured to position and support the bucket or the tank on the axle element and with an offset handle positioned over a center of gravity of the bucket or tank to facilitate lifting and carrying of the carrier with supported bucket or tank. The carrier is optionally convertible to a transportable working skid.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 29, 2014
    Publication date: February 5, 2015
    Inventors: Gerald UMBRO, Rosemary KAVANAUGH, Joseph Umbro, David Tessel
  • Publication number: 20150014222
    Abstract: Systems and methods for using different output from gas to liquids (GTL) plants are described.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 9, 2014
    Publication date: January 15, 2015
    Inventor: David Tessel
  • Patent number: 8789836
    Abstract: A portable transporting carrier for standard size buckets and for standard size propane gas tanks with wheels connected by an axle element and configured to position and support the bucket or the tank on the axle element and with an offset handle positioned over a center of gravity of the bucket or tank to facilitate lifting and carrying of the carrier with supported bucket or tank. The carrier is optionally convertible to a transportable working skid.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 9, 2009
    Date of Patent: July 29, 2014
    Inventors: Gerald Umbro, Rosemary Kavanaugh, Joseph Umbro, David Tessel
  • Publication number: 20130334797
    Abstract: A portable transporting carrier for standard size buckets and for standard size propane gas tanks with wheels connected by an axle element and configured to position and support the bucket or the tank on the axle element and with an offset handle positioned over a center of gravity of the bucket or tank to facilitate lifting and carrying of the carrier with supported bucket or tank. The carrier is optionally convertible to a transportable working skid.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 9, 2009
    Publication date: December 19, 2013
    Inventors: Gerald Umbro, Rosemary Kavanaugh, Joseph Umbro, David Tessel
  • Publication number: 20120278388
    Abstract: A system and method are disclosed. One or more processors prioritize at least some tasks and actions associated with a user. A to-do list is provided that includes the prioritized task. First electronic data event information representing a sending or receiving of data associated with at least one of the tasks is received and at least one of the tasks and at least some of the actions are reprioritized. The to-do list is modified based at least on the reprioritizing, and is provided to the user.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 30, 2011
    Publication date: November 1, 2012
    Inventors: Kyle Kleinbart, Rory Handel, David Tessel, Sam Chiu, Jean Pascal Crametz
  • Publication number: 20090215141
    Abstract: A biofuel generating method and biofuel generating device comprising operationally linking an anaerobic digester with a hydroponic biomass energy crop production system in a symbiotic relationship. The hydroponic system continually provides high energy containing biomass crops as feed stock to the anaerobic digestor and the anaerobic digestor provides nitrogenous digestate into the nutrient hydroponic system as a nutrient, to facilitate growth of additional biomass feed stock. The anaerobic digestor further provides the requisite carbon dioxide for the hydroponic crop feed stock to stimulate germination of crop seeds and the growth of crop seedlings. Heat generated from the anaerobic digestion process is also optionally channeled to the hydroponic system to further accelerate and promote hydroponic feed stock crop growth. The anaerobic digester produces combustible fuel including methane gas during the digestion process.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 23, 2009
    Publication date: August 27, 2009
    Inventor: David TESSEL
  • Publication number: 20060000099
    Abstract: A line-marking device (100) includes a chalk line (200) that is held in an elongated frame (170). A worker can position and align the device, then snap the line (200) using a manually operated trigger (650) to leave a mark on a surface (530), such as a wall or floor. An adjustable level device (115) on the frame (170) can be rotated to dial a desired angle for the line. The adjustable level device (115) may be provided in an angle setting device independently of the line-marking device. A laser device (125) may be carried at the tip (120) of (or elsewhere on) the frame (170) to allow the chalk line to be aligned with a reference mark (145). Respective markings (176, 177) on edge regions of rails (171, 174) of the frame (170) may indicate an angular setting of a guide bar (500), or, a protractor (810, 810a) may indicate-the angular setting. The guide bar (500) may be relocated facing away from the filament (200) and used as an angle finding device.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 10, 2005
    Publication date: January 5, 2006
    Inventors: David Tessel, Gerald Umbro
  • Patent number: 6944962
    Abstract: A line-marking device (100) includes a chalk line (200) that is held in an elongated frame (170). A worker can position and align the device, then snap the line (200) using a manually operated trigger (650) to leave a mark on a surface (530), such as a wall or floor. An adjustable level device (115) on the frame (170) can be rotated to dial a desired angle for the line. The adjustable level device (115) may be provided in an angle setting device independently of the line-marking device. A laser device (125) may be carried at the tip (120) of (or elsewhere on) the frame (170) to allow the chalk line to be aligned with a reference mark (145). Respective markings (176, 177) on edge regions of rails (171, 174) of the frame (170) may indicate an angular setting of a guide bar (500), or, a protractor (810, 810a) may indicate the angular setting. The guide bar (500) may be relocated facing away from the filament (200) and used as an angle finding device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 23, 2003
    Date of Patent: September 20, 2005
    Assignee: Umbro LLC
    Inventors: David Tessel, Gerald G. Umbro
  • Publication number: 20040211074
    Abstract: A line-marking device (100) includes a chalk line (200) that is held in an elongated frame (170). A worker can position and align the device, then snap the line (200) using a manually operated trigger (650) to leave a mark on a surface (530), such as a wall or floor. An adjustable level device (115) on the frame (170) can be rotated to dial a desired angle for the line. The adjustable level device (115) may be provided in an angle setting device independently of the line-marking device. A laser device (125) may be carried at the tip (120) of (or elsewhere on) the frame (170) to allow the chalk line to be aligned with a reference mark (145). Respective markings (176, 177) on edge regions of rails (171, 174) of the frame (170) may indicate an angular setting of a guide bar (500), or, a protractor (810, 810a) may indicate the angular setting. The guide bar (500) may be relocated facing away from the filament (200) and used as an angle finding device.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 23, 2003
    Publication date: October 28, 2004
    Inventors: David Tessel, Gerald G. Umbro