Patents by Inventor C. Newby
C. Newby 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).
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Publication number: 20240091200Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to modulators of human glycolate oxidase enzyme and methods of use and manufacture thereof.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2023Publication date: March 21, 2024Inventors: Hongyan Guo, Amy S. Lee, Hyung-Jung Pyun, Devleena M. Shivakumar, Manoj C. Desai, Lianhong Xu, John E. Knox, Zachary ER Newby
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Patent number: 7509340Abstract: A dynamically updateable graphical index for rapidly scanning through content available on a website. The index comprises user-selectable levels within branches of a hierarchical tree structure representing various categories and sub-categories of content available on the website. All content on the website is associated with meta-data. The categories and sub-categories correspond to this meta-data. As content is added to the website, the content's associated meta-data is dynamically incorporated into the index and is searchable within the hierarchical tree structure displayed to the user.Type: GrantFiled: January 23, 2006Date of Patent: March 24, 2009Assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Entertaiment Inc.Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20080039800Abstract: A luer connector assembly is provided for enhancing the frictional engagement between medical devices such as syringes and needle assemblies. The assembly needle includes a female luer fitting having a passageway and a relatively soft, resilient member bounding the passageway. The passageway is also bounded by the body of the fitting, which is harder than the soft, resilient member. A male luer fitting inserted into the passageway engages both the soft, resilient member and the body of the female luer fitting. A method of manufacturing such a connector assembly is further provided. A first material is injected into a mold to form the body of a female luer fitting, the fitting including a passageway and a recess extending into the body. A second material is then injected such that it extends into the recess and bounds the passageway. The second material, when cool, is softer than the first material.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 19, 2007Publication date: February 14, 2008Applicant: Becton, Dickinson and CompanyInventors: Charles Bush, Gene Fleischer, Charles Hwang, C. Newby
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Publication number: 20080039801Abstract: A luer connector assembly is provided for enhancing the frictional engagement between medical devices such as syringes and needle assemblies. The assembly needle includes a female luer fitting having a passageway and a relatively soft, resilient member bounding the passageway. The passageway is also bounded by the body of the fitting, which is harder than the soft, resilient member. A male luer fitting inserted into the passageway engages both the soft, resilient member and the body of the female luer fitting. A method of manufacturing such a connector assembly is further provided. A first material is injected into a mold to form the body of a female luer fitting, the fitting including a passageway and a recess extending into the body. A second material is then injected such that it extends into the recess and bounds the passageway. The second material, when cool, is softer than the first material.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 19, 2007Publication date: February 14, 2008Applicant: BECTON, DICKINSON AND COMPANYInventors: CHARLES BUSH, GENE FLEISCHER, CHARLES HWANG, C. NEWBY
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Publication number: 20080033362Abstract: A needle shield assembly including a hinged needle shield is provided. A ramp is provided in proximity to a hinge that connects the needle shield to base assembly. The ramp is preferably flexible, and, if compressed, resiliently urges the needle shield to a preferred angular position with respect to a syringe. The needle shield is movable between a fully opened position where it is canted at an angle with respect to the syringe and a closed position in which it envelops the needle. One or more locking elements are preferably provided on the needle shield for maintaining it in a locked, needle protecting position.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 3, 2007Publication date: February 7, 2008Applicant: BECTON, DICKINSON AND COMPANYInventors: Charles Hwang, Bradley Wilkinson, C. Newby
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Publication number: 20060270947Abstract: A safety needle assembly includes a hub with a needle cannula that has a pointed distal end that projects distally beyond the hub. A shield is hingedly mounted to the hub for rotation from a first position where the needle cannula is exposed to a second position where the needle cannula is shielded. The cannula finger lock has a base end joined integrally to a sidewall of the shield and a free end that projects angularly from the sidewall towards the top wall. Portions of the cannula finger lock near the base end are relatively rigid, whereas portions of the cannula finger lock towards the free end are more flexible.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 15, 2003Publication date: November 30, 2006Inventors: Jamieson Crawford, Michael Bennett, C. Newby
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Patent number: 6990498Abstract: A dynamically updateable graphical index for rapidly scanning through content available on a website. The index comprises user-selectable levels within branches of a hierarchical tree structure representing various categories and sub-categories of content available on the website. All content on the website is associated with meta-data. The categories and sub-categories correspond to this meta-data. As content is added to the website, the content's associated meta-data is dynamically incorporated into the index and is searchable within the hierarchical tree structure displayed to the user.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 2001Date of Patent: January 24, 2006Assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20050283093Abstract: The invention is a self-venting blood collection needle assembly for the extraction of at least one fluid sample into an evacuated container for laboratory testing, this blood collection needle assembly providing a clear or translucent flashback chamber for blood to flow into, for visualization by the user to confirm successful vein entry. The self-venting mechanism permits escape of air during use, and which, typically, also prevents an outflow of fluid, such as blood. Thus, air under venous pressure will be allowed to escape from the blood collection needle assembly until blood reaches the venting mechanism.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2005Publication date: December 22, 2005Applicant: Becton, Dickinson and CompanyInventors: Hugh Conway, Hareesh Nair, Kirk Swenson, C. Newby, Curtis Bloch, Richard Levy, Bradley Wilkinson, James Schneider, Bryan Towns, Michael Iskra, Stewart Marsden, Robert Ellis, Michael Bennett
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Patent number: 6976028Abstract: A system and process for creating, editing, uploading, storing, sharing, and publishing media content. The system and process occurs within an online environment including one or more user network devices and one or more server network devices connected by a communications link to the one or more user network-enabled devices. The process includes providing access to digital assets and media creating and editing tools via a website. A website user may incorporate the digital assets into media content created or edited by the user by utilizing the media creating and editing tools. The user may then upload an store this personalized media content to storage space provided to the user by the website. The user may also “publish” this personalized media content to a user showcase page on the website. Users may share their personalized media content with other users via a share page on the website.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2001Date of Patent: December 13, 2005Assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20050273019Abstract: The blood collection set includes an IV needle assembly, a length of flexible plastic tubing extending from the IV needle assembly and a non-patient needle assembly. The set is formed with a venting mechanism that permits an outflow of air, while blocking an outflow of blood or other fluids. Thus, the venting mechanism enables air that had existed in interior portions of the blood collection set to be vented allowing for greater flash visualization on venous entry, and avoids the need to employ a discard tube.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2005Publication date: December 8, 2005Applicant: Becton, Dickinson and CompanyInventors: Hugh Conway, Hareesh Nair, Kirk Swenson, C. Newby, Curtis Bloch, Richard Levy, Bradley Wilkinson, James Schneider, Bryan Towns, Michael Iskra, Stewart Marsden
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Publication number: 20050148942Abstract: The present invention is a method for assembling a safety shield assembly and more particularly a method for assembling a safety shield assembly with a fluid handling device. Preferably, the safety shield assembly may be assembled with a needle assembly, an intravenous infusion set a syringe, a catheter or other fluid handling devices or assemblies that contain piercing elements.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 29, 2004Publication date: July 7, 2005Applicant: Becton, Dickinson and CompanyInventors: C. Newby, Michael Bennett, Jamieson Crawford
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Patent number: 6910049Abstract: A content management system and process for programming, scheduling, uploading, storing and managing content on a website. The content management system and process attaches meta-data to website elements and sorts the elements into a hierarchy based on the meta-data. The content management system and process may then perform off-line generation and association of all associated website elements, through the meta-data, into a data package. The data package may then be scheduled for on-line availability at defined times. The content management system and process also enables the setting forward of an internal clock so that the data package may be tested within the context of the website before the data package may actually be available on the website. The content management system and process may automatically ingest content based on a naming convention and may also ingest website user content and inherit all meta-data that was associated with user content.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2001Date of Patent: June 21, 2005Assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20050004531Abstract: A needle shield assembly including a hinged needle shield is provided. A ramp is provided in proximity to a hinge that connects the needle shield to base assembly. The ramp is preferably flexible, and, if compressed, resliently urges the needle shield to a preferred angular position where it is canted at an angle with respect to the syringe and a closed position in which it envelops the needle. One or more locking elements are preferably provided on the needle shield for maintaining it in a locked, needle protection position.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2002Publication date: January 6, 2005Inventors: Charles Hwang, Bradley Wilkinson, C. Newby
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Publication number: 20050004524Abstract: A blood collection device includes a needle hub with a flashback chamber and a vent plug covering the flashback chamber. The vent plug permits a flow of air across the vent plug but prevents a flow of liquid across the vent plug. An intravenous cannula is mounted to the hub and extends into the flashback chamber. A non-patient cannula is mounted to the hub and also extends into communication with the flashback chamber. A passive shielding device is mounted to the hub and can be moved from a proximal position where the intravenous cannula is exposed to a distal position where the intravenous cannula is partly shielded. The flashback chamber can be observed to provide an early indication of venous access. A fluid collection tube then can be placed in communication with the non-patient needle and can simultaneously trigger movement of the safety shield.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2004Publication date: January 6, 2005Applicant: Becton, Dickinson and CompanyInventors: C. Newby, Bradley Wilkinson
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Publication number: 20020194151Abstract: A dynamically updateable graphical index for rapidly scanning through content available on a website. The index comprises user-selectable levels within branches of a hierarchical tree structure representing various categories and sub-categories of content available on the website. All content on the website is associated with meta-data. The categories and sub-categories correspond to this meta-data. As content is added to the website, the content's associated meta-data is dynamically incorporated into the index and is searchable within the hierarchical tree structure displayed to the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 26, 2001Publication date: December 19, 2002Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20020194194Abstract: A content management system and process for programming, scheduling, uploading, storing and managing content on a website. The content management system and process attaches meta-data to website elements and sorts the elements into a hierarchy based on the meta-data. The content management system and process may then perform off-line generation and association of all associated website elements, through the meta-data, into a data package. The data package may then be scheduled for on-line availability at defined times. The content management system and process also enables the setting forward of an internal clock so that the data package may be tested within the context of the website before the data package may actually be available on the website. The content management system and process may automatically ingest content based on a naming convention and may also ingest website user content and inherit all meta-data that was associated with user content.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2001Publication date: December 19, 2002Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20020194195Abstract: A system and process for creating, editing, uploading, storing, sharing, and publishing media content. The system and process occurs within an online environment including one or more user network devices and one or more server network devices connected by a communications link to the one or more user network-enabled devices. The process includes providing access to digital assets and media creating and editing tools via a website. A website user may incorporate the digital assets into media content created or edited by the user by utilizing the media creating and editing tools. The user may then upload and store this personalized media content to storage space provided to the user by the website. The user may also “publish” this personalized media content to a user showcase page on the website. Users may share their personalized media content with other users via a share page on the website.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2001Publication date: December 19, 2002Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Patent number: 6138876Abstract: This device for plant, animal and bird feeders uses liquid container bottles of the type which are supported in an inverted position and have an outlet opening at its lower end which is in communication with a container basin. A deflated airtight flexible chamber is preassembled to a container basin with a tube outlet to the atmosphere through the container basin bottom. The container bottle is set in an upright position and filled with liquid. The deflated flexible chamber is then inserted into the liquid container threaded neck. This threaded neck is screwed into a threaded receptacle within the basin. The entire assembly is now rotated into an inverted position. Part of the fluid within the container bottle partially fills the container basin and seals the container bottle outlet orifice and because of gravity a partial vacuum is created in the upper region of the container bottle.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 1999Date of Patent: October 31, 2000Inventor: John C. Newby
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Patent number: 6027294Abstract: A double nut thread friction locking safety cap device assembly consisting of several components, which are so constructed and assembled to resist the rotational effects of external forces. The resistance is achieved by the use and placement of opposing threads (right and left hand threads) with differing threads per inch and the containment of a compressed spring force and the use of the clearance between matching female and male threads. The outer cap nut and inner nut matching threads are axially aligned and the two are threaded together in opposite directions to compress a captured spring(s) or lock washer(s). This preloaded, three part assembly with matching inner female threads on both the outer cap nut and inner nut are axially aligned with each other is then rotated onto the threaded pipe end with matching male threads and is rotated until the pipe end is forced against a sealing surface of the cap nut or a sealing insert installed within the cap nut.Type: GrantFiled: January 25, 1999Date of Patent: February 22, 2000Inventor: John C. Newby
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Patent number: 5860247Abstract: A multiple function hydroponics system consisting of three major components; a plant pot container, a reservoir container and a pumping chamber. The plant pot container has a drainage tube down into the reservoir, this drainage tube height is adjusted to determine the upper level that the liquid can reach within the plant pot container. For a ebb and flow type operation of the assembly there is a siphon tubes from the bottom of the plant pot container back into the pumping chamber to drain the plant pot container each cycle. For top down watering or a drip system a watering tube assembly is installed so that each plant has an fluid outlet opening. The liquid pumping chamber, which contains a cycling container, is connected to the bottom of the reservoir with tubing and a one way valve allowing liquid to enter. When in the top down watering mode, the height of the drainage tube within the plant pot container is lowered so as to allow complete drainage back into the reservoir.Type: GrantFiled: August 26, 1997Date of Patent: January 19, 1999Inventor: John C. Newby