Vesper A Vaseen
Land Surveyors at 35 Ave, Denver, CO

4302905, Dec 1, 1981

May 5, 1980

6/146227

Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO

A01G 3102

47 58

Living cells of plants, such as Thallophyta and Embryophyta are grown at an accelerated rate in a multi-medium hydroponics mixture consisting of a carbon dioxide gas impregnated inert, nonionic, non-aggressive, liquid medium which is non-miscible with water; and an aqueous hydroponic nutrient liquid medium; as compared to the single medium nutrient aqueous liquid medium. The process consists of growing clone cells, or callus, in a mechanically mixed suspension of a nutrient hydroponic liquid, made up of water and selected soluble mineral nutrients; and supplementing the growing cells need of carbon, the principal cell mass, with carbon dioxide carried dissolved as a non-ionic gas in an inert, non-hypertonic, non-hypotonic liquid; rather than use of "sugar". Mixing the nutrient aqueous hydroponic liquid and the inert carrier liquid provides not only the exchange of carbon dioxide to the cells, but receives from the cell and the aqueous liquid the cell evolved oxygen; thus expediting further the healthy growth of live plant cells. Live plant clone cells are separated from the liquids, as product, and the liquids replenished for recycle use.

4437520, Mar 20, 1984

Jun 15, 1981

6/273378

Xerxes T. Stoddard - Denver CO
Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO
Ruel C. Terry - Denver CO

In Situ Technology, Inc. - Golden CO

E21B 33138, E21B 43247

166261

Coal is reduced to ash in place by gasification using in situ production techniques, resulting in significant void space underground, which in turn causes roof fall and subsidence. Overburden collapse is stabilized by backfilling with foaming mud cement that hardens into an expanded solid, which quenches and fills the production module and seals residual ash. Rubble volumes and subsidence cracks are sealed against water incursions and contaminated water excursions. Surface facilities above barrier pillars are protected from destructive forces of subsidence draw.

4465401, Aug 14, 1984

Apr 25, 1983

6/488065

Xerxes T. Stoddord - Denver CO
Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO
Xerxes T. Stoddard - Denver CO

In Situ Technology, Inc. - Golden CO

E21F 1700

405258

Coal is reduced to ash in place by gasification using in situ production techniques, resulting in significant void space underground, which in turn causes roof fall and subsidence. Overburden collapse is stabilized by backfilling with foaming mud cement that hardens into an expanded solid, which quenches and fills the production module and seals residual ash. Rubble volumes and subsidence cracks are sealed against water incursions and contaminated water excursions. Surface facilities above barrier pillars are protected from destructive forces of subsidence draw.

4448252, May 15, 1984

Apr 18, 1983

6/486088

Xerxes T. Stoddard - Denver CO
Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO
Ruel C. Terry - Denver CO

In Situ Technology, Inc. - Golden CO

E21B 4300, E21B 43243

166263

Coal is reduced to ash in place by gasification using in situ production techniques, resulting in significant void space underground, which in turn causes roof fall and subsidence. Overburden collapse is stabilized by backfilling with foaming mud cement that hardens into an expanded solid, which quenches and fills the production module and seals residual ash. Rubble volumes and subsidence cracks are sealed against water incursions and contaminated water excursions. Surface facilities above barrier pillars are protected from destructive forces of subsidence draw.

4246966, Jan 27, 1981

Nov 19, 1979

6/095319

Xerxes T. Stoddard - Denver CO
Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO
Ruel C. Terry - Denver CO

F02G 300, F02G 502, E21B 4322, E21B 4340

166267

Heavy oil from underground oil sands or tar sands is liquified with recirculation of superheated water and when brought to the ground surface is then wet oxidized for its heat value. The sulphur content of the products of wet oxidation is then wet reduced to elemental sulphur for by-product. The carbon dioxide gas generated as a product of wet oxidation is injected back to wells for its value as a diluter of the oil. Heat produced from wet oxidation is used for useful work at wells site.

4191012, Mar 4, 1980

Jul 10, 1978

5/923396

Xerxes T. Stoddard - Denver CO
Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO
Ruel C. Terry - Denver CO

F02G 300

60 3905

A reactor vessel is established wherein a fuel is oxidized within an inert oxygen-carrier liquid. A portion of the heat of oxidation is used to raise steam. In one embodiment a double acting engine is interconnected to the reactor vessel wherein the first stroke of the piston is actuated by exhaust gases from the products of oxidation and the return stroke of the piston is actuated by the said steam. In other embodiments generated gases are used to power a turbine and a gas lift pump.

4261711, Apr 14, 1981

Jun 4, 1979

6/044962

Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO

B03C 102

55100

The apparatus described in this disclosure has only one principal function, that is, to mechanically separate an inert, dielectric, nonmagnetic, liquid carrying absorbed paramagnetic gases; into two phases, that which becomes saturated or supersaturated with absorbed paramagnetic gases and that which has been magnetically stripped of its absorbed paramagnetic gases. The apparatus works only within the space between a pair of north and south poles of a high intensity magnet. The magnetic forces attract the paramagnetic gases to the poles, the mechanical apparatus, here disclosed, isolates separate streams of the liquid into selected concentrated absorbed gases streams. When the concentration of the absorbed paramagnetic gases becomes supersaturated to the extent the gases effervesce from the liquid, the apparatus collects the gases for use or further processing.

4463807, Aug 7, 1984

Mar 28, 1983

6/479830

Xerxes T. Stoddard - Denver CO
Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO
Ruel C. Terry - Denver CO

In Situ Technology, Inc. - Golden CO

E21B 3300

166285

Coal is reduced to ash in place by gasification using in situ production techniques, resulting in significant void space underground, which in turn causes roof fall and subsidence. Overburden collapse is stabilized by backfilling with foaming mud cement that hardens into an expanded solid, which quenches and fills the production module and seals residual ash. Rubble volumes and subsidence cracks are sealed against water incursions and contaminated water excursions. Surface facilities above barrier pillars are protected from destructive forces of subsidence draw.

4754979, Jul 5, 1988

Oct 20, 1986

6/920731

Vesper A. Vaseen - Wheat Ridge CO

A63F 920

273292

This disclosure is a game played with colored chips, which when played on a game board or flat surface, one chip at a time, create for each consecutive of two or more players, with his specific color chips, patterns of number, letters, or geometric designs, depending on the selection of which pattern type, as the game objective at start of game. Values are established for each pattern which determine the winner as the one who has constructed the most patterns and or their accumulated number of values. The game chips are preferably flat pieces of rigid or semirigid material, having multiple edges, such as squares, hexagons, octagons, etc. Each consecutive play by each player constructs "legs", that is, a group of same color chips in a row, of two or more, the combinations of these rows used to construct the specific pattern selected by the player.