Chris Harris

Compact Muffler For Small Two-Stroke Internal Combustion Engines

Application

#8602159 Dec 10, 2013

Filed

Jul 11, 2012

Inventor

Chris B. Harris (Amity, OR) · Chris B. Pellegrino (Yamhill, OR) · Gregory James Stadeli (Silverton, OR) · Dean William Glass (Carlton, OR)

Appl. No.

13/546210

Assignee

Chris B. Harris (Amity, OR) · Chris B. Pellegrino (Yamhill, OR) · Gregory James Stadeli (Silverton, OR) · Dean William Glass (Carlton, OR)

International Classification

F01N 1/24

U.S. Classification

181256, 181240, 181279, 181280, 181274

Abstract

A muffler providing a compact and low-profile form factor for small two-stroke engines is described, particularly useful for aerodynamic radio controlled aircraft. The muffler comprises a tuned internal header eliminating the need for an external header to mount the inventive muffler to the exhaust port of a two-stroke engine while maintaining enhanced engine performance, obviating the need for a conventional tuned-pipe exhaust.

Apparatus For Lighting Control

Application

#2023011 Apr 13, 2023

Filed

Jul 8, 2022

Inventor

BEN MEAKIN (Sandy, UT) · RYAN BEAVER (South Jordan, UT) · LIZ SANCHEZ (Riverton, UT) · JONAH STOWE (Orem, UT) · LIBY SEBASTIAN (Riverton, UT) · TODD CROFTS (Salt Lake City, UT) · BRIAN SKARDA (South Jordan, UT) · CHRIS HARRIS (Holladay, UT)

Appl. No.

17/860893

Assignee

VIVINT, INC. (Provo, UT)

International Classification

G08B 25/00, G06F 3/02, G08B 25/10

Abstract

Methods, systems, and devices for lighting control are described. An apparatus may include a panel for controlling one or more devices associated with a home. A panel may include a recess shaped to encapsulate a switch disposed on a wall of the home. A panel may include user interface hardware configured to receive input from a user. A panel may include a processor, a memory in electronic communication with the processor storing instructions executable by the processor. An instruction may include transmitting one or more communications to the one or more devices to cause the one or more devices to perform a first action based on input received by the user interface hardware. An instruction may include transmitting one or more communications to the home automation hub to cause one or more other devices to perform a second action based on the input received by the user interface hardware.

Urinary Catheter Immobilizer

Application

#7959611 Jun 14, 2011

Filed

Mar 12, 2009

Inventor

Dan Harvey (Redding, CA) · Chris Harris (Redding, CA)

Appl. No.

12/402670

Assignee

Dan Harvey (Redding, CA) · Chris Harris (Redding, CA)

International Classification

A61M 25/02

U.S. Classification

604174

Abstract

Disclosed is a urinary catheter immobilizer for immobilizing movement of a urinary catheter in a human body. The urinary catheter immobilizer comprises a funnel-shaped member and a body member configured to be received over the funnel-shaped member. The funnel-shaped member has a first end portion and a second end portion. The first end portion is capable of being received over a urinary meatus of the human body. The body member is configured to be received over the second end portion of the funnel-shaped member and capable of removably attaching to an external portion of the urinary catheter. The body member comprises a torus-shaped structure and at least one elongated tubular structure. The torus-shaped structure comprises at least one channel. The at least one channel is capable of receiving the at least one elongated tubular structure for looping around the torus-shaped structure for immobilizing the urinary catheter.

Compact Muffler For Small Two-Stroke Internal Combustion Engines

Application

#2014033 Nov 13, 2014

Filed

Nov 11, 2013

Inventor

Chris B. Harris (Amity, OR) · Chris B. Pellegrino (Yamhill, OR) · Gregory J. Stadeli (Silverton, OR) · Dean W. Glass (Carlton, OR)

Appl. No.

14/076859

Assignee

Chris B. Harris (Amity, OR) · Chris B. Pellegrino (Yamhill, OR) · Gregory J. Stadeli (Silverton, OR) · Dean W. Glass (Carlton, OR)

International Classification

F01N 1/24

U.S. Classification

181256

Abstract

A muffler providing a compact and low-profile form factor for small two-stroke engines is described, particularly useful for aerodynamic radio controlled aircraft. The muffler comprises a tuned internal header eliminating the need for an external header to mount the inventive muffler to the exhaust port of a two-stroke engine while maintaining enhanced engine performance, obviating the need for a conventional tuned-pipe exhaust.

Litter Mounting And Quick-Assembly Kit For All-Terrain Vehicles And Truck Beds

Application

#2013006 Mar 14, 2013

Filed

Sep 8, 2012

Inventor

Chris B. Harris (Amity, OR) · Terry Lee Wilmeth (US)

Appl. No.

13/607687

Assignee

Chris B. Harris (Amity, OR) · Terry Lee Wilmeth (US)

International Classification

B60R 11/00

U.S. Classification

224546

Abstract

A medical litter mounting and carrier quick-assembly kit for flatbeds of trucks and all-terrain vehicles is described. The quick assembly kit comprises track rails upon which catch brackets are slideably engaged adjust to the width of any litter or stretcher having stirrups. The catch brackets engage and secure the litter stirrups for mounting of the litter on the flatbed of the vehicle.

Claim

1.

Devices And Methods For Generating And Managing A Database

Application

#6463430 Oct 8, 2002

Filed

Jul 10, 2000

Inventor

Sean Brady (San Diego, CA) · Chris Harris (San Diego, CA) · Josh Dammeier (San Diego, CA) · Sameer Samat (San Diego, CA)

Appl. No.

09/613180

Assignee

Mohomine, Inc. (San Diego, CA)

International Classification

G06F 1730

U.S. Classification

707 3, 707 6, 707102

Abstract

An automated method of creating or updating a database of resumes and related documents, the method comprising, a) entering at least one example document that is relevant to a subject taxonomy in a retrieval priority list, if there is a plurality of example documents stored in the retrieval priority list, ranking the example documents according to the relevancy of the example documents to the subject taxonomy; b) retrieving a document from a network of documents, where the document is the most relevant document to the subject taxonomy stored in the retrieval priority list; c) harvesting information from specified fields of the document; d) classifying the information into one or more classes according to specified categories of the subject taxonomy; e) storing the information into a database; f) determining whether the information are links to other documents; g) ranking the links according to relevancy to the subject taxonomy, and storing the links in the retrieval priority list according to the relevancy; h) terminating the method, provided the methods stop criteria have been met; and i) repeating steps b) through h), provided the methods stop criteria has not been met.

Claim

We claim: 1. An automated method of creating or updating a database of resumes and related documents from a network of documents, said method comprising, a) entering at least one example document that is relevant to a subject taxonomy in a retrieval priority list, if there is a plurality of example documents stored in said retrieval priority list, ranking said example documents according to the relevancy of said example documents to said subject taxonomy; b) retrieving a document from a network of documents, where said document is the most relevant document to said subject taxonomy stored in said retrieval priority list; c) harvesting information from specified fields of said document; d) classifying said information into one or more classes according to specified categories of said subject taxonomy; e) storing said information into a database; f) determining whether said information are links to other documents; g) ranking said link's according to relevancy to said subject taxonomy, and storing said links in said retrieval priority list according to said relevancy; h) terminating said method, provided said method's stop criteria have been met; and i) repeating steps b) through h), provided said method's stop criteria has not been met. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein in step c) said specified fields is according to a Harvester Content Type Model. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein in step d) said specified categories is according to a Classifier Content Type Model. 4.