Patents by Inventor Daniel George Mishek
Daniel George Mishek 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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Patent number: 10716264Abstract: The containment of plants and seedlings as such plants or seedlings are grown, transported, displayed and planted is provided. Containers are comprised of biodegradable materials that have the advantage of being formed into containers with various features, such as by an injection molding process, but that can be buried within the soil along with a plant's roots. Such containers allow for plant or seedling transplanting without having to separate the container from the plant's root system. More preferably, biodegradable plastics utilized in accordance with the present invention have properties such that the plastic can be injection molded and yet provide a stable structural container that will last in accordance with predetermined set needs, which needs may include environmental aspects, timing aspects and decompositional aspects. By utilizing injection molding, containers can be formed with many advantageous features.Type: GrantFiled: December 19, 2014Date of Patent: July 21, 2020Assignee: SELFECO LLCInventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Patent number: 10470378Abstract: The containment of plants and seedlings as such plants or seedlings are grown, transported, displayed and planted is provided. Containers are comprised of biodegradable materials that have the advantage of being formed into containers with various features, such as by an injection molding process, but that can be buried within the soil along with a plant's roots. Such containers allow for plant or seedling transplanting without having to separate the container from the plant's root system. More preferably, biodegradable plastics utilized in accordance with the present invention have properties such that the plastic can be injection molded and yet provide a stable structural container that will last in accordance with predetermined set needs, which needs may include environmental aspects, timing aspects and decompositional aspects. By utilizing injection molding, containers can be formed with many advantageous features.Type: GrantFiled: December 18, 2015Date of Patent: November 12, 2019Assignee: SELFECO LLCInventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Patent number: 10143318Abstract: Service items and utensil combinations are provided for efficiency of food service and for selective presentation of foods. Service items include at least a side wall defining an inside surface for receiving food, wherein the side wall is provided with an indentation that extends at least partially over a width of the sidewall for defining a utensil receiving recess along an outside surface of the sidewall, and a recessed edge portion provided along a peripheral edge of the sidewall providing access to the utensil receiving recess. The recessed edge portion can be defined by an edge portion of the peripheral edge and a plurality of opposed capture points. One or more utensils are provided in combination with the service item, wherein each utensil has a portion thereof that is dimensioned to be supported on the edge portion defining the recessed edge portion adjacent to the opposed capture points.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2015Date of Patent: December 4, 2018Assignee: SELFECO LLCInventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Patent number: 9872442Abstract: Shielding for the protection of plants and seedlings from ground pests is provided. Shields can be comprised of materials including biodegradable materials that have the advantage of being formed into plant protection shields with various features, such as by an injection molding process, but that can be buried within the soil along with a plant's roots. Plant shields are provided for being partially buried in soil to surround a plant and for providing above-ground protection from ground travelling pests. Such shields can comprise a walled structure surrounding and creating an open-ended enclosure with the shield comprising an above the ground portion and a below the ground portion. The shield may comprises a Biodegradable Plastic that includes plant nutrients within the Biodegradable Plastic.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2015Date of Patent: January 23, 2018Assignee: SELFECO LLCInventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Publication number: 20160270305Abstract: Shielding for the protection of plants and seedlings from ground pests is provided. Shields can be comprised of materials including biodegradable materials that have the advantage of being formed into plant protection shields with various features, such as by an injection molding process, but that can be buried within the soil along with a plant's roots. Plant shields are provided for being partially buried in soil to surround a plant and for providing above-ground protection from ground travelling pests. Such shields can comprise a walled structure surrounding and creating an open-ended enclosure with the shield comprising an above the ground portion and a below the ground portion. The shield may comprises a Biodegradable Plastic that includes plant nutrients within the Biodegradable Plastic.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2015Publication date: September 22, 2016Inventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Publication number: 20160206121Abstract: Service items and utensil combinations are provided for efficiency of food service and for selective presentation of foods. Service items include at least a side wall defining an inside surface for receiving food, wherein the side wall is provided with an indentation that extends at least partially over a width of the sidewall for defining a utensil receiving recess along an outside surface of the sidewall, and a recessed edge portion provided along a peripheral edge of the sidewall providing access to the utensil receiving recess. The recessed edge portion can be defined by an edge portion of the peripheral edge and a plurality of opposed capture points. One or more utensils are provided in combination with the service item, wherein each utensil has a portion thereof that is dimensioned to be supported on the edge portion defining the recessed edge portion adjacent to the opposed capture points.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2015Publication date: July 21, 2016Inventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Publication number: 20160174469Abstract: The containment of plants and seedlings as such plants or seedlings are grown, transported, displayed and planted is provided. Containers are comprised of biodegradable materials that have the advantage of being formed into containers with various features, such as by an injection molding process, but that can be buried within the soil along with a plant's roots. Such containers allow for plant or seedling transplanting without having to separate the container from the plant's root system. More preferably, biodegradable plastics utilized in accordance with the present invention have properties such that the plastic can be injection molded and yet provide a stable structural container that will last in accordance with predetermined set needs, which needs may include environmental aspects, timing aspects and decompositional aspects. By utilizing injection molding, containers can be formed with many advantageous features.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 19, 2014Publication date: June 23, 2016Inventors: Chadwick Arron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Publication number: 20160174470Abstract: The containment of plants and seedlings as such plants or seedlings are grown, transported, displayed and planted is provided. Containers are comprised of biodegradable materials that have the advantage of being formed into containers with various features, such as by an injection molding process, but that can be buried within the soil along with a plant's roots. Such containers allow for plant or seedling transplanting without having to separate the container from the plant's root system. More preferably, biodegradable plastics utilized in accordance with the present invention have properties such that the plastic can be injection molded and yet provide a stable structural container that will last in accordance with predetermined set needs, which needs may include environmental aspects, timing aspects and decompositional aspects. By utilizing injection molding, containers can be formed with many advantageous features.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2015Publication date: June 23, 2016Inventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Patent number: D775999Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2015Date of Patent: January 10, 2017Assignee: Selfeco LLCInventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Patent number: D820150Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2016Date of Patent: June 12, 2018Assignee: Selfeco LLCInventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Patent number: D820722Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2016Date of Patent: June 19, 2018Assignee: Selfeco LLCInventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Patent number: D904824Type: GrantFiled: January 5, 2018Date of Patent: December 15, 2020Assignee: SELFECO LLCInventors: Chadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek