JEFFREY BROWN
Marriage and Family Therapists at 87 St, Redmond, WA

6047630, Apr 11, 2000

Feb 16, 1998

9/025285

Jeffrey C. Brown - Seattle WA
Gustavo Caicedo - Mission Viejo CA
Christopher Ferguson - Everett WA
Mauricio J. Mirand - Long Beach CA
John Tilden - Bellevue WA

BE Aerospace, Inc. - Delray Beach FL

A47J 3100

99279

A beverage brewing device has an integral server locking mechanism. The beverage server (10) has top and bottom portions, (16) and (18), having first and second lips, (12) and (14), respectively. An opening in a lower server support plate (20) has a first retaining face (22) which contacts the first lip. The server support plate is preferably pivotably mounted about a pivot point (26) and biased to apply an upward force to the first end of the server. An upper server support plate (30) is positioned at the other end of the beverage server. The second support plate pivots about a second pivot point (36) and is biased downwardly, toward the first base plate. Thus, the support plates cooperate in a clamshell-like manner to secure the beverage brewing device therebetween.

5626072, May 6, 1997

Dec 21, 1994

8/361194

Mauricio Mirand - Lakewood CA
Robert Brown - Jamestown ND
Jeffrey C. Brown - Seattle WA
Buford H. Hopper - Bothell WA

Velo Research, Inc. - Lynnwood WA

F16J 112

92256

An air pump for use with a chain-driven bicycle having a free wheel. The pump assembly comprises a pair of opposed cylinders and a double-ended piston rod mounted in a housing. The piston rod has a bearing slot, which engages a crank pin on a crankshaft driven by a sprocket. Rotation of the sprocket reciprocates the double-ended piston rod in the cylinders. The cylinders are each integrally formed with a manifold that uses an elastomeric band covering a passage from the cylinder interior to inside the manifold as a one-way valve. An enlarged diameter skirt on each cylinder allows air to enter the cylinder on each intake stroke. A cap defining the piston head is locked onto each piston and holds a seal in place on the piston. An integral clamp assembly allows the pump to be removably mounted on a bicycle chain stay. The lower run of the bicycle drive chain engages the drive sprocket of the pump assembly, and a chain retainer is used to maintain the engagement of the drive chain with the drive sprocket.

5397144, Mar 14, 1995

Feb 28, 1994

8/169424

Mauricio Mirand - Lakewood CA
Robert Brown - Jamestown ND
Jeffrey C. Brown - Seattle WA
Buford H. Hopper - Bothell WA
Harry G. Worth - Seattle WA

Velo Research, Inc. - Lynnwood WA

B62J 1102

280201

An air pump for use with a chain-driven bicycle having a free wheel. The pump assembly comprises a pair of opposed cylinders and a double-ended piston rod mounted in a housing. The piston rod has a bearing slot, which engages a crank pin on a crankshaft driven by a sprocket. Rotation of the sprocket reciprocates the double-ended piston rod in the cylinders. The cylinders are each integrally formed with a manifold that uses an elastomeric band covering a passage from the cylinder interior to inside the manifold as a one-way valve. An enlarged diameter skirt on each cylinder allows air to enter the cylinder on each intake stroke. A cap defining the piston head is locked onto each piston and holds a seal in place on the piston. An integral clamp assembly allows the pump to be removably mounted on a bicycle chain stay. The lower run of the bicycle drive chain engages the drive sprocket of the pump assembly, and a chain retainer is used to maintain the engagement of the drive chain with the drive sprocket.

D413764, Sep 14, 1999

Oct 9, 1997

D/077765

Robert Applegate - Fountain Valley CA
Jeffrey C. Brown - Seattle WA
Gus Caicedo - Mission Viejo CA
Mark Eike - Lake Forest CA

BE Aerospace, Inc. - Delray Beach FL

0799

D 7397

2013033, Dec 19, 2013

Jun 19, 2012

13/527267

Charles Lamanna - Bellevue WA, US
Mauktik Gandhi - Redmond WA, US
Andrey Shur - Redmond WA, US
Abhijat Kanade - Redmond WA, US
Jeffrey Brown - Redmond WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06N 5/02

706 48

A classification application identifies patterns and evidences within representative documents. The application constructs a classification rule according to an entity and an affinity determined from the patterns and evidences. The application processes the representative documents with the classification rule to evaluate whether the rules meet acceptance requirements. Subsequent to a successful evaluation, the application identifies confidence levels for patterns and evidences within other documents.

D300320, Feb 28, 1989

May 20, 1986

6/867257

Jeffrey C. Brown - Seattle WA
Peter F. Barbee - Seattle WA

D14113

D413222, Aug 31, 1999

Oct 9, 1997

D/077766

Robert Applegate - Fountain Valley CA
Jeffrey C. Brown - Seattle WA
Gus Caicedo - Mission Viejo CA
Mark Eike - Lake Forest CA

B E Aerospace, Inc. - Delray Beach FL

0701

D 7319