Michael C Richardson
Electrician at Dover St 611, Westminster, CO

7931464, Apr 26, 2011

Apr 9, 2008

12/099835

George A. Thierjung - Broomfield CO, US
Michael D. Richardson - Superior CO, US
Jason M. Kaanta - Pine CO, US

Ball Corporation - Broomfield CO

B29C 49/50, B29C 49/62

425525, 425527, 425531, 425812

An extrusion blow mold for forming a plastic bottle having a radial flange suitable for roll-form attachment to a metal can end. The mold has a pair of confronting mold halves, each mold half including a body forming portion, a bottom pinch-off portion located below the body forming portion, a top block portion including a blow chamber located above the body forming portion, and a spin-ring forming portion located between the body forming portion and the top block portion. The spin-ring forming portion includes a thread ring insert and a cutter ring insert. The thread ring insert has an inside upper edge including an outwardly extending surface terminating in a step defining a lower surface and a outer edge of a radial flange. The cutter ring insert is positioned immediately above the thread ring insert. The cutter ring insert has a lower surface adjacent an inside edge defining an upper surface of the radial flange including a tapered inner edge extending upward and inward from the step.

6102237, Aug 15, 2000

Jul 22, 1999

9/358991

Tuan A. Nguyen - Golden CO
Howard Curtis Chasteen - Golden CO
Michael Duane Richardson - Louisville CO

Ball Corporation - Broomfield CO

B65D 1740, B65D 1748, B65D 4140, B65D 5300

220276

Various embodiments of a sealing member disposed between a container body and an endpiece attached thereto are disclosed, as well as a method for disposing a sealing member between an endpiece and a container body. In one embodiment, a sealing member is disposed within a space between a container body flange and a corresponding portion of the sidewall of the container body, is disposed between a space between an endpiece flange and a corresponding portion of an endpiece wall, and is further disposed between the endpiece flange and container body flange. As such, the sealing member has a generally S-shaped configuration in cross-section. At least one and preferably two scores are incorporated on the sealing member to facilitate at least a partial removal of the endpiece from the container body so as to be able to access the contents of the container. In another embodiment, a sealing member is removed from between the endpiece and container body, and at least one mechanical purchase exists between the endpiece and container body to provide a "reclosability" feature.

5864166, Jan 26, 1999

Jan 24, 1997

8/788631

David C. Stoudt - King George VA
Michael A. Richardson - Louisville CO

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H01L 2714, H01L 3110, H01L 29167, H01L 29207

257431

A photoconductive switching device is disclosed that has an enhanced speed of response so that its closed (low) and open (high) resistive states are obtained in response to optical illumination in the less than nanosecond regime. The enhanced speed of response is achieved by neutron irradiation of a material preferably comprising GaAs:Si:Cu. An application of the improved photoconductive switching devices is disclosed which allows the realization of a high-power, frequency-agile RF source topology.

H17175, Apr 7, 1998

Nov 16, 1995

8/558998

David C. Stoudt - King George VA
Michael A. Richardson - Louisville CO

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H01L 2714, H01L 3100

257431

A photoconductive switching device is disclosed that has an enhanced speed f response so that its closed (low) and open (high) resistive states are obtained in response to optical illumination in the less than nanosecond regime. The enhanced speed of response is achieved by neutron irradiation of a material preferably comprising GaAs:Si:Cu. An application of the improved photoconductive switching devices is disclosed which allows the realization of a high-power, frequency-agile RF source topology.

5875914, Mar 2, 1999

Sep 12, 1997

8/928738

Tuan A. Nguyen - Golden CO
Howard Curtis Chasteen - Golden CO
Michael Duane Richardson - Louisville CO

Ball Corporation - Broomfield CO

B65D 4148, B65D 1740

220276

An open-ended container body is covered, preferably sealingly, by an endpiece/sealing-member. An annular flange of the endpiece/sealing-member is captured by crimping with a container body flange. The endpiece/sealing-member flange is coupled to the remainder of the endpiece/sealing-member by a tear strip which, upon removal, permits the remainder of the endpiece/sealing-member to be fully or partially removed from the open end of the container. The tearstrip is preferably integrally formed with the remainder of the endcap.

H1835, Feb 1, 2000

Jan 24, 1997

8/788609

David C. Stoudt - King George VA
Michael A. Richardson - Louisville CO

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H01L 2120

438 93

A photoconductive switching device is disclosed that has an enhanced speed of response so that its closed (low) and open (high) resistive states are obtained in response to optical illumination in the less than nanosecond regime. The enhanced speed of response is achieved by neutron irradiation of a material preferably comprising GaAs:Si:Cu. An application of the improved photoconductive switching devices is disclosed which allows the realization of a high-power, frequency-agile RF source topology.

7812292, Oct 12, 2010

Jan 10, 2007

11/621907

Michael Richardson - Superior CO, US
Jason Kaanta - Pine CO, US
Vincent Hirsch - Boulder CO, US

Ball Corporation - Broomfield CO

H05B 6/60

219728, 219729, 219725, 219730, 219734

The present invention relates to a method for processing, storing and heating foodstuffs in a partially metal microwavable bowl, and more specifically, a substantially metallic stackable container with a microwavable transparent portion and a selectively removable lid, wherein the same container can be used to store, ship, heat, and serve a foodstuff to a consumer.

D588935, Mar 24, 2009

Feb 26, 2007

29/277427

Michael Richardson - Superior CO, US
Jason Kaanta - Pine CO, US
James F. Garske - Westminster CO, US

Ball Corporation - Broomfield CO

0903

D 9773

7014060, Mar 21, 2006

Jul 18, 2003

10/622958

Michael D. Richardson - Louisville CO, US

Ball Corporation - Broomfield CO

B65D 41/04

220288

A resealable container is provided with a twist opening end closure which is suitable for storing perishable solids and liquids, and in one embodiment an easy open tab feature to facilitate venting.