THOMAS R TAYLOR, MD
Marriage and Family Therapists at Pacific St, Seattle, WA

8559782, Oct 15, 2013

Nov 11, 2010

12/943961

Jaures Floyd Cleofe - Seattle WA, US
Norman Bradley Cooper - Everett WA, US
Lyudmila Hunter - Snohomish WA, US
Tracey Anne Johnson - Mukilteo WA, US
Cole James Kronberg - Mukilteo WA, US
Lenny Lay - Stanwood WA, US
Thomas Taylor - Seattle WA, US
Kenneth Lee Wilson - Arlington WA, US

The Boeing Company - Chicago IL

G02B 6/00, B65D 3/00, A44B 11/25

385134, 385136, 24 16 PB, 24339

A conductor assembly, a conductor spacer and an associated method for separating conductors are provided in order to secure conductors to one another and/or to an underlying platform. A conductor assembly includes a spacer body having a prismatic solid shape, first and second conductors that extend alongside the spacer body and first and second ties for securing the conductors to the spacer body. The spacer body includes a pair of end faces and a plurality of side faces extending between the end faces. The spacer body also defines an internal cavity that is accessible via openings defined by the end faces and at least two of the side faces. The spacer body is configured to provide different spacings between the conductors when the ties extend through different ones of the openings.

2010023, Sep 16, 2010

May 27, 2010

12/788617

STANLEY L. FLOYD - ENUMCLAW WA, US
CHIH-LIN HUANG - BELLEVUE WA, US
MARK A. STANISH - SEATTLE WA, US
SUSAN K. KALUZNY - SEATTLE WA, US
THOMAS J. TAYLOR - SEATTLE WA, US
PHILIP LATOS - ST. ALBERT, CA

WEYERHAEUSER NR COMPANY - FEDERAL WAY WA

B65D 85/30, B07C 5/34

206321, 209518

The present disclosure includes a wood product package comprising a plurality of wood products having a performance attribute. The performance attribute of the wood products is certified in statistical terms based on a degree to at which at least one of a morphology, microstructure, macrostructure or chemical composition property remains substantially symmetrical about a cross-sectional centroid of each of the wood products. Each of the plurality of wood products have a cross-sectional centroid. The plurality of wood products each have a property that is substantially symmetrical about the cross-sectional centroids. The property is related to morphology, microstructure, macrostructure, and chemical composition. Further aspects of the disclosure are directed towards methods for sorting wood products.

7679752, Mar 16, 2010

Sep 27, 2006

11/535791

Thomas J. Taylor - Seattle WA, US

Weyerhaeuser NR Company - Federal Way WA

G01N 21/47, G01N 21/88

356446, 3562371

Methods are provided for detecting compression wood, blue stain, or pitch in lumber. A light beam is projected towards the wood sample. Line or area cameras acquire images of light that is reflected from the wood sample. Based on the intensity of the reflected light at one or more locations on the wood sample, compression wood, blue stain, or pitch may be detected.

8394216, Mar 12, 2013

Sep 11, 2012

13/610622

David C. Irving - Boise ID, US
Thomas J. Taylor - Seattle WA, US

Weyerhaeuser NR Company - Federal Way WA

B32B 41/00

156 64, 156378, 156379, 264406, 264407, 264408

The disclosure relates to systems and methods for detecting features on billets of laminated veneer lumber (LVL). In some embodiments, an LVL billet is provided and passed through a scanning assembly. The scanning assembly includes an x-ray generator and an x-ray detector. The x-ray generator generates a beam of x-ray radiation and the x-ray detector measures intensity of the beam of x-ray radiation after is passes through the LVL billet. The measured intensity is then processed to create an image. Images taken according to the disclosure may then be analyzed to detect features on the LVL billet.

2012021, Aug 30, 2012

May 10, 2012

13/468328

David C. Irving - Boise ID, US
Thomas J. Taylor - Seattle WA, US

WEYERHAEUSER NR COMPANY - Federal Way WA

B32B 37/10, G01N 23/083

156 64, 378 54

The disclosure relates to systems and methods for detecting features on billets of laminated veneer lumber (LVL). In some embodiments, an LVL billet is provided and passed through a scanning assembly. The scanning assembly includes an x-ray generator and an x-ray detector. The x-ray generator generates a beam of x-ray radiation and the x-ray detector measures intensity of the beam of x-ray radiation after is passes through the LVL billet. The measured intensity is then processed to create an image. Images taken according to the disclosure may then be analyzed to detect features on the LVL billet.

7545502, Jun 9, 2009

Sep 27, 2006

11/535798

Thomas J. Taylor - Seattle WA, US

Weyerhaeuser NR Company - Federal Way WA

G01N 21/47

356446, 250330, 25055942, 356431, 356445, 3562371, 702155, 702 33, 702 40

Methods are provided for detecting compression wood, blue stain, or pitch in lumber. A light beam is projected towards the wood sample. Line or area cameras acquire images of light that is reflected from the wood sample. Based on the intensity of the reflected light at one or more locations on the wood sample, compression wood, blue stain, or pitch may be detected.

8496034, Jul 30, 2013

Mar 27, 2007

11/691631

John E Jones - Seattle WA, US
Mark A Stanish - Seattle WA, US
Stanley L Floyd - Enumclaw WA, US
Susan K Kaluzny - Seattle WA, US
Thomas J Taylor - Seattle WA, US

Weyerhaeuser NR Company - Federal Way WA

B23Q 15/00

144391, 144403

Methods are provided for predicting warp of a lumber product at a given condition, such as relative humidity, temperature, moisture content, or the like. Note that this methodology may apply to any of crook, bow, twist, cup, or combinations of these quantities. The method involves measuring an original warp of a first wood product at a known condition; changing the condition of the first wood product to a new condition; measuring a second warp of the first wood product at the new condition; developing a prediction model based on data from the original warp and condition and the second warp; measuring an original warp and condition of the given wood product; and inputting data from the original warp and condition of the given wood product to the prediction model to determine warp at a given condition.

8197622, Jun 12, 2012

Nov 20, 2009

12/622608

David C. Irving - Boise ID, US
Thomas J. Taylor - Seattle WA, US

Weyerhaeuser NR Company - Federal Way WA

G06T 7/00

156 64, 156378, 156379, 264406, 264407, 264408

The disclosure relates to systems and methods for detecting features on billets of laminated veneer lumber (LVL). In some embodiments, an LVL billet is provided and passed through a scanning assembly. The scanning assembly includes an x-ray generator and an x-ray detector. The x-ray generator generates a beam of x-ray radiation and the x-ray detector measures intensity of the beam of x-ray radiation after is passes through the LVL billet. The measured intensity is then processed to create an image. Images taken according to the disclosure may then be analyzed to detect features on the LVL billet.

2008028, Nov 20, 2008

May 15, 2007

11/748886

Stanley L. Floyd - Enumclaw WA, US
Chih-lin Huang - Bellevue WA, US
Mark A. Stanish - Seattle WA, US
Susan K. Kaluzny - Seattle WA, US
Thomas J. Taylor - Seattle WA, US
Philip Latos - St. Albert, CA

Weyerhaeuser Co. - Federal Way WA

B23Q 27/00

144356, 144416

A warp stable wood product and methods for detecting the same are provided. The wood product may be sorted based on its morphology, microstructure, macrostructure, and/or chemical composition properties being substantially symmetric relative to at least one or more cross-sectional centroids of the wood product, thereby imparting warp stability.