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PATENT JOURNAL 

INCLUDING TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND 

COPYRIGHT IN CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS 

MARCH 2012 

VOL 45 ● No.3 

Part II of II 

ISSUED MONTHLY DATE OF ISSUE: 28 March 2012 

ISSN 2223-4837

MARCH 2012 PATENT JOURNAL 


INCLUDING TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND 


VOL. 45NO. 3 Date of Issue: 28 March 2012 

PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND COPYRIGHT OFFICE 

Official notices of proceedings under: 

The Patents Act, 1978 

The Designs Act, 1993 

The Trade Marks Act, 1963 

The Trade Marks Act, 1993 

The Registration of Copyright in Cinematograph Films Act, 1977 

Registrar of Patents, Trade Marks, Designs and Copyright 

Note: CIPC acting on behalf of the Government of the Republic of South Africa, 

cannot guarantee the accuracy of its publications or undertake any responsibility for 

errors or omissions or their consequences. 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

2. PATENTS ............................................................................................................................... 5 

APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS .............................................................................................................................. 6 

ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTION 60-REGULATIONS 58-60 AND 64 (1) ................................................ 48 

CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 39 .......................................................................................... 51 

PATENT LICENSES IN TERMS OF SECTION 53 (7)-REGULATIONS 62 AND 63 ............................................... 52 

PATENT LICENSES IN TERMS OF SECTION 60-REGULATIONS 58-60 AND 64 ............................................... 52 

PATENT APPLICATIONS ABANDONED OR WITHDRAWN ................................................................................. 52 

APPLICATION FOR RESTORATION OF A LAPSED PATENT .............................................................................. 52 

APPLICATION FOR VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF PATENTS UNDER SECTION 64 (1), REGULATION 67 OF THE ACT 

................................................................................................................................................................................ 56 

APPLICATIONS TO AMEND SPECIFICATION ...................................................................................................... 56 

INSPECTION OF SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 58 

HYPOTHECATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 295 

JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 295 

OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 295 

3. DESIGNS ........................................................................................................................... 296 

APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS IN TERMS OF ACT No. 195 OF 1993 ............................ 297 

ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTIONS 30, 29-REGULATIONS 37, 38 AND 40 ........................................... 306 

CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 41 ........................................................................................ 306 

CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR SERVICE REGISTERED ..................................................................................... 306 

CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR PROPRIETOR REGISTERED ............................................................................. 306 

APPLICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF A LAPSED DESIGN UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT .......... 307 

APPLICATION TO CORRECT AND/OR AMEND DESIGNS APPLICATION OR REGISTRATION ..................... 309 

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS ........................................................................................................ 310 


JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 373 

OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 373 

4. COPYRIGHT ...................................................................................................................... 374 

NOTICES OF ACCEPTANCE ............................................................................................................................... 375 


JUDGMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 376 

OFFICE PRACTICE NOTICES ............................................................................................................................. 376 

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5. CORRECTION NOTICES ................................................................................................... 377 

NOTIFICATION OF THE PATENT EXAMINATION BOARD IN TERMS OF SECTION 21 OF THE PATENT ACT 1978 

.............................................................................................................................................................................. 377 

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2. PATENTS 

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PATENTS 

APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS 

Copies of these specifications cannot be supplied until the applications have been accepted and advertised, or in 

the case of convention applications, until 18 months from the date of the application in the convention 

THE PARTICULARS APPEAR IN THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCE: 

Application number ~ Nature ~ 54: Representation of mark ~ 73: Name of applicants ~ 74: Address for service ~ 

51: International classification ~ 57: Specification of goods/services ~ 58: Endorsement(s) ~ 33: Country of priority 

~ 31: Priority number ~ 32: Priority Date 

- APPLIED ON 27/02/2012 - 

2012/01412 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY OF A DIGITALLY 

COMMUNICATED DATA EXCHANGE ~ 71:AUERBACH GROUP LLC 13109 Jasmine Hill Terrace Rockville MD 

20850 ~ 72:ANDREW AUERBACH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/762.324 ~ 32: 17/04/2010 

2012/01413 ~ Provisional ~ 54: HEADPHONES WITH A SPEAKER ON THE SPRING ~ 71:MAHLOHONOLO 

MANOLO 20005 Zone 14 Sebkeng 1983 THABO KGABUNG 20005 Zone 14 Sebkeng 1983 ~ 

72:MAHLOHONOLO MANOLO THABO KGABUNG 

2012/01414 ~ Provisional ~ 54: LUCENT SERVICE CONSUMER E-NOTIFIER ~ 71:LUCENT PROMOTIONS CC 

1983 Block F Soshanguve 0152 ~ 72:STANLEY MAKHAYA LUNGILE ISIAH MTSWENI 

2012/01415 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ORAL CARE ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA Lynnwood Road Hillcrest 

Pretoria 0082 ~ 72:HENLEY-SMITH CYNTHIA JOAN LALL NAMRITA BOTHA FRANCINA SUSANNA HUSSEIN 

AHMED ADBEL-FATTAH 

2012/01416 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SALT WATER CHLORINATOR ~ 71:DAVEY WATER PRODUCTS PTY LTD 6 

Lakeview Drive Scoresby Victoria 3179 ~ 72:DAVIDSON ROBERT BRUCE LANCE MARK ANDREW ~ 33: AU ~ 

31: 2010902315 ~ 32: 26/05/2010 

2012/01417 ~ Complete ~ 54: A MOIL GUIDE ~ 71:RUSSELL MINERAL EQUIPMENT PTY LTD 149 Hursley 

Road Toowoomba QLD 4350 ~ 72:VALLER GREGORY OLIVER RUBIE PETER JOHN ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 

2009904397 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01418 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A DEVICE FOR CLEANING A SCREEN OF AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE ~ 

71:AGENBAG PETRE Le Cottage No 2 829 Cronstedt Road Moreletapark 0044 ~ 72:AGENBAG PETRE 

2012/01419 ~ Complete ~ 54: PARABOLIC TROUGH COLLECTOR ~ 71:FLAGSOL GMBH Agrippinawerft 30 

50678 Köln ~ 72:KOTTER JENS WEINREBE GERHARD SCHWEITZER AXEL WIDMAYER MATHIAS SCHIEL 

WOLFGANG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/713.536 ~ 32: 26/02/2010 

2012/01420 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRODUCING SPINNABLE AND DYEABLE POLYESTER FIBERS ~ 71:BASF SE 

D-67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:BAUM PIA SCHEUERMANN KLAUS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09166985.3 ~ 32: 31/07/2009 

2012/01421 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR IRON-MAKING WITH FULL OXYGEN AND HYDROGEN-RICH 

GAS AND EQUIPMENT THEREOF ~ 71:CENTRAL IRON & STEEL RESEARCH INSTUTE% 76 Xueyuannan 

Road Haidan District Beijing 100081 SHANDONG TIEXIONG METALLURGICAL TECHNOLOGY CO LTD North 

Zouping County Shandong 256200 SHANDONG COKING GROUP CO LTD 97 Liuquan Road Zhangdian Zibo 

Shandong 255000 ~ 72:QI YUANHONG WANG QINGTAO YAN DINGLIU GUO PEIMIN ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 

201010146443.3 ~ 32: 14/04/2010 

2012/01422 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL GLOSSING SYSTEM FOR PAPER AND PAPERBOARD COATINGS ~ 

71:BASF CORPORATION 100 Campus Drive Florham Park NJ 07932 ~ 72:MATHUR SHARAD ABUNDIS DAVID 

FURTICK RANDALL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/229.381 ~ 32: 29/07/2009 

2012/01423 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR THE CONTROL OF NEMATODES AND 

SOIL BORNE DISEASES ~ 71:ORO AGRI INC 990 Trophy Club Drive Trophy Club 76262 Texas ~ 72:PULLEN 

ERROLL M PULLEN MELVIN DONOVAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/585.232 ~ 32: 09/09/2009 

2012/01424 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHARMACEUTICAL DOSAGE FORM ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF THE 

WITWATERSRAND JOHANNESBURG 1 Jan Smuts Avenue Braamfontein Johannesburg ~ 72:MOODLEY 

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KOVANYA PILLAY VINESS CHOONARA YAHYA ESSOP DU TOIT LISA CLAIRE ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/03744 ~ 

32: 26/11/2010 

2012/01425 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SOLAR COLLECTOR ~ 71:KINGSPAN HOLDINGS (IRL) LIMITED Dublin Road 

Kingscourt County Cavan ~ 72:PELAN RICHARD MCENTEE PAUL THOMAS DAVIS PATRICK ROBERT ~ 33: 

IE ~ 31: 2009/0637 ~ 32: 21/08/2009 

2012/01426 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DOWNDRAUGHT STOVE ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG Cnr. 

Kingsway & University Roads Auckland Park Johannesburg 2006 ~ 72:PEMBERTON-PIGOTT CRISPIN 

ROBERT 

2012/01427 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOSAGE REGIMENS FOR HVC COMBINATION THERAPY COMPRISING 

BI201335, INTERFERON ALPHA AND RIBAVIRIN ~ 71:BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL GMBH 

Binger Strasse 173 55216 Ingelheim am Rhein ~ 72:HAEFNER CARLA STEINMANN GERHARD STERN JERRY 

O YONG CHAN-LOI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/256.516 ~ 32: 30/10/2009 

2012/01428 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLOW METER ASSEMBLY, GATE ASSEMBLIES AND METHODS OF FLOW 

MEASUREMENT ~ 71:RUBICON RESEARCH PTY LTD 1 Cato Street Hawthorn Victoria 3122 ~ 72:AUGHTON 

DAVID JOHN PEARSON DAMIEN VERNON ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010902414 ~ 32: 02/06/2010 

2012/01429 ~ Complete ~ 54: 1,2-DIHYDRO-2-OXOQUINOLINE COMPOUNDS AS 5-HT4 RECEPTOR 

LIGANDS ~ 71:SUVEN LIFE SCIENCES LIMITED Serence Chambers Road 5 Avenue 7 Banjara Hills Hyderabad 

500 034 Andhra Pradesh ~ 72:NIROGI RAMAKRISHNA MOHAMMED ABDUL RASHEED AHMED ISHTIYAQUE 

JAYARAJAN PRADEEP KANDIKERE NAGARAJ VISHWOTTAM SHINDE ANIL KARBHARI KAMBHAMPATI 

RAMA SASTRI BHYRAPUNENI GOPINADH RAVULA JYOTHSNA PATNALA SRIRAMACHANDRA MURTHY 

JASTI VENKATESWARLU ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 2224/CHE/2009 ~ 32: 14/09/2009 

2012/01430 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUNCTIONAL SPACER FOR SEPARATING BULBS IN A MULTIPOLAR 

CUTTOFF DEVICE, AND CIRCUIT BREAKER ~ 71:SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue Joseph 

Monier F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison ~ 72:GRUMEL CHRISTOPHE RIVAL MARC ANGLADE HERVE ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 

0904458 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01431 ~ Complete ~ 54: ASSEMBLY OF DOUBLE-CASING MULTIPOLAR CUTOFF DEVICE, AND 

CIRCUIT BREAKER INCLUDING SAME ~ 71:SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue Joseph Monier 

F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison ~ 72:NEREAU JEAN-PIERRE GRUMEL CHRISTOPHE RIVAL MARC ANGLADE 

HERVE ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 09/04459 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01432 ~ Complete ~ 54: ACTIVATION OF ELECTRODE SURFACES BY MEANS OF VACUUM 

DEPOSITION TECHNIQUES IN A CONTINUOUS PROCESS ~ 71:INDUSTRIE DE NORA S.P.A. Via Bistolfi 35 

I-20134 Milano ~ 72:ANTOZZI ANTONIO LORENZO GULLA ANDREA FRANCESO IACOPETTI LUCIANO 

MARTELLI GIAN NICOLA RAMUNNI ENRICO URGEGHE CHRISTIAN ~ 33: IT ~ 31: MI2009A001531 ~ 32: 

03/09/2009 

2012/01433 ~ Complete ~ 54: COUPON BEARING SPONSOR ACCOUNT TRANSACTION AUTHORIZATION ~ 

71:VISA U.S.A INC 900 Metro Center Boulevard Foster City California 94404 ~ 72:CERVENKA KAREN L 

TAYLOR MARY THERESA MA GWEN DIANE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/860.578 ~ 32: 20/08/2010 

2012/01434 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF METFORMIN IN CANCER TREATMENT AND PREVENTION ~ 

71:PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE 17 Quincy Street Cambridge Massachusetts 02138 ~ 

72:STRUHL KEVIN HIRSCH HEATHER ILIOPOULOS DIMITRIOS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/236.778 ~ 32: 25/08/2009 

2012/01435 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOSE ESCALATION ENZYME REPLACEMENT THERAPY FOR TREATING 

ACID SPHINGOMYELINASE DEFICIENCY ~ 71:MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF NEW YORK 

UNIVERSITY One Gustave L Levy Place New York 10029 New York GENZYME CORPORATION 500 Kendall 

Street Cambridge MA 02142 ~ 72:SCHUCHMAN EDWARD H DESNICK ROBERT J COX GERALD F 

ANDREWS LAURA P MURRAY JAMES M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/238.113 ~ 32: 28/08/2009 

2012/01436 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR POLYPEPTIDE PURIFICATION ~ 71:LONZA 

BIOLOGICS PLC 228-230 Bath Road Slough SL1 4DX ~ 72:WHICKMAN MARK R MANSOOR SAM ~ 33: EP ~ 

31: 09169911.6 ~ 32: 10/09/2009 

2012/01437 ~ Complete ~ 54: GLYCINE COMPOUND ~ 71:ASTELLAS PHARMA INC 3-11 Nihonbashi-Honcho 

2-Chome Chuo-Ku Tokyo 1038411 ~ 72:YOSHIHARA KOUSEI SUZUKI DAISUKE YAMAKI SUSUMU KOGA 

YUJI SEKI NORIO FUJIYASU JIRO NEYA MASAHIRO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-214991 ~ 32: 16/09/2009 

2012/01438 ~ Complete ~ 54: INJECTABLE AQUEOUS OPHTHALMIC COMPOSITION AND METHOD OF USE 

THEREFOR ~ 71:ALCON RESEARCH LTD 6201 South Freeway Fort Worth 76134 Texas ~ 72:CHOWHAN 

MASOOD A HOHMAN THOMAS C CASTILLO ERNESTO J HAN WESLEY WEHSIN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/244.916 

~ 32: 23/09/2009 

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2012/01439 ~ Complete ~ 54: TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENCLOSURES ~ 71:EMERSON NETWORK POWER, 

ENERGY SYSTEMS, NORTH AMERICA, INC 4350 WEAVER PARKWAY WARRENVILLE 60555 ILLINOIS ~ 

72:ELKINS JIN WHITESIDE CHRISTOPHER S NILSSON HANS BERTIL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/552.045 ~ 32: 

01/09/2009 

2012/01440 ~ Complete ~ 54: TREATMENT OF ZIRCONIA-BASED MATERIAL WITH AMMONIUM BI- 

FLUORIDE ~ 71:THE SOUTH AFRICAN NUCLEAR ENERGY CORPORATION LIMITED Pelindaba 0250 District 

Brits ~ 72:NEL JOHANNES THEODORUS DU PLESSIS WILHELMINA CROUSE PHILIPPUS LODEWYK 

RETIEF WILLEM LIEBENBERG ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/05297 ~ 32: 29/07/2009 

2012/01441 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUPPORT ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:M PROPS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 1 Silver 

Stream Village No 9 Heather Street Malanshof Gauteng province ~ 72:MAY COLIN MARK POTGIETER GAVIN 

MICHAEL GROVES EDWARD GEORGE ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/02736 ~ 32: 12/04/2011 

2012/01442 ~ Complete ~ 54: BENZYL ARALKYL ETHER COMPOUNDS, METHODS FOR PREPARING SAME, 

INTERMEDIATE COMPOUNDS, USE OF SAID COMPOUNDS, METHOD FOR TREATMENT AND/OR 

PREVENTION, PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION AND MEDICAMENT CONTAINING SAME ~ 71:BIOLAB 

SANUS FARMACEUTICA LTDA Av.Paulo Ayres 280 Vila Iasi 04071-900 Taboao de Serra - Sp ~ 72:KEPPLER 

ARTUR FRANZ ZAIM MARCIO HENRIQUE SACURAI SERGIO LUIZ TOUZARIM CARLOS EDUARDO DA 

COSTA ~ 33: BR ~ 31: PI0904249-0 ~ 32: 28/08/2009 

2012/01443 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMAGE ENCODING METHOD, IMAGE DECODING METHOD, IMAGE 

ENCODING DEVICE, AND IMAGE DECODING DEVICE ~ 71:PANASONIC CORPORATION 1006 Oaza 

Kadoma Kadoma-shi Osaka 571-8501 ~ 72:NISHI TAKAHIRO SASAKI TAIJI TOMA TADAMASA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/371.827 ~ 32: 09/09/2010 

2012/01444 ~ Complete ~ 54: ADHESIVE BANDAGE ~ 71:JOHNSON & JOHNSON CONSUMER COMPANIES 

INC. Grandview Road Skillman New Jersey 08558 ~ 72:CHAN JENNIFER WING-YEE REDDY MEGHA 

PETERSACK VINCENT JOHN EKNOIAN MICHAEL WILLIAM RIZZO CARMINE MICHAEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

13/036.499 ~ 32: 28/02/2011 

2012/01445 ~ Complete ~ 54: ADHESIVE BANDAGE ~ 71:JOHNSON & JOHNSON CONSUMER COMPANIES 

INC. Grandview Road Skillman New Jersey 08558 ~ 72:CHAN JENNIFER WING-YEE REDDY MEGHA 

PETERSACK VINCENT JOHN EKNOIAN MICHAEL WILLIAM RIZZO CARMINE MICHAEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

13/036.471 ~ 32: 28/02/2011 

2012/01446 ~ Complete ~ 54: (THIO)MORPHOLINE DERIVATIVES AS S1P MODULATORS ~ 71:ABBOTT 

HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS B.V. C.J. Van Houtenlaan 36 NL-1381 CP Weesp ~ 72:IWEMA BAKKER WOUTER I 

MONS HARMEN RONKEN ERIC FRANKENA JURJEN COOLEN HEIN K.A.C STOIT AXEL VAN DER KAM 

ELIZABETH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/238.518 ~ 32: 31/08/2009 

2012/01447 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CONTAINER ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:DIEDERIK JOHANNES HATTINGH 11 

Frans Roos Street Stellenbosch 7600 ~ 72:DIEDERIK JOHANNES HATTINGH 

2012/01448 ~ Provisional ~ 54: COMPRESSING ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:DIEDERIK JOHANNES HATTINGH 11 

Frans Roos Street Stellenbosch 7600 ~ 72:DIEDERIK JOHANNES HATTINGH 11 Frans Roos Street 

Stellenbosch 7600 

2012/01449 ~ Provisional ~ 54: NUMBER PLATE PASSIVE ELECTRONIC CHIP/ALUMINIUM/METAL ~ 

71:JAMES THEOPHILUS PRABUDASS Flat 3 25 Alexander Street Berea Johannesburg 2198 ~ 72:JAMES 

THEOPHILUS PRABUDASS 

2012/01450 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PORTABLE WATER PURIFIER ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND 

JOHANNESBURG 1 Jan Smuts Avenue Braamfontein Johannesburg ~ 72:CRAIG MICHAEL SHERIDAN 


2012/01451 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD OF INTRODUCTING AN ADHESIVE TO A ROCK HOLE AND AN 

APPARATUS THEREFOR ~ 71:GIDDICCA (PTY) LTD 109 Adcock Ingram Avenue Aeroton Johannesburg ~ 

72:CROMPTON BRENDAN ROBERT PASTORINO PAULO ETTORE CAWOOD MARTIN 

2012/01452 ~ Provisional ~ 54: RECYCLED PAPER WALLETS ~ 71:GARY JOHN GREEF 99 Capewag Tail 

Kelvin Estates Kempton Park ~ 72:GARY JOHN GREEF 

2012/01453 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AUDIO CASING ~ 71:STEVEN MARK LEVINSOHN 204 Hyde Gate 27 Ruth 

Road Hyde Park 2196 ~ 72:STEVEN MARK LEVINSOHN 

2012/01454 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DATA CAPTURE ~ 71:STEVEN MARK LEVINSOHN 204 Hyde Gate 27 Ruth 


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2012/01455 ~ Provisional ~ 54: INFORMATION SIGNAGE ~ 71:STEVEN MARK LEVINSOHN 204 Hyde Gate 27 

Ruth Road Hyde Park 2196 ~ 72:STEVEN MARK LEVINSOHN 

2012/01456 ~ Provisional ~ 54: INSPECTION AND REPAIR CAPSULE ~ 71:SKYRIDERS ACCESS 

SPECIALISTS (PTY) LTD No 11 Criscon Park 23/48 Richards Drive Halfway House Midrand ~ 72:ZINN 

MICHAEL TREVOR WOODS QUINTON ENCOMBE BUYS PETRUS HENDRIK 

2012/01457 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPLETE GENOME SEQUENCE OF THE METHANOGEN 

METHANOBREVIBACTER RUMINANTIUM ~ 71:PASTORAL GREENHOUSE GAS RESEARCH LTD Level 4 

154 Featgerston Street Wellington 6011 ~ 72:ALTERMANN ERIC HEINZ ATTWOOD GRAEME TREVOR COOK 

GREGORY DEY DEBJIT FERGUSON SCOTT A JANSSEN PETRUS HENDRICUS KELLY WILLIAM JOHN 

KONG ZHANHAO LAMBIE SUZANNE LEAHY SINEAD CHRISTINE LI DONG MCCMILLAN DUNCAN 

MCTAVISH SHARLA PACHECO DIANA RONIMUS ROBERT STARR SANG CARRIE YEOMAN CARL ~ 33: US 

~ 31: 61/237.296 ~ 32: 27/08/2009 

2012/01458 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD OF UNDERGROUND ROCK BLASTING ~ 71:ORICA EXPLOSIVES 

TECHNOLOGY PTY LTD 1 Nicholson Street Melbourne Victoria 3000 ~ 72:THOMSON STUART PATRICK 

FREEMAN SEAN MICHAEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/246.653 ~ 32: 29/09/2009 

2012/01459 ~ Provisional ~ 54: METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A BUILDING COMPONENT AND A BUILDING 

COMPONENT MANUFACTURED BY SUCH A METHOD ~ 71:MITCHELL TECHNOLOGICAL INDUSTRIES CC 

22 Ivy Park Gate No 2 Ivy Road Pinetown 3610 ~ 72:MITCHELL CRAIG ROBERT 

2012/01460 ~ Provisional ~ 54: HEATING DEVICE ~ 71:NICHOLSON ANTHONY LYNDON No 8 Helen Brown 

Drive Mooi River 3300 KwaZulu Natal ~ 72:NICHOLSON ANTHONY LYNDON 

2012/01461 ~ Complete ~ 54: ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR IRON-KROM ALLOYS PRODUCTION AND 

RELATED PLANT ~ 71:APPOLONIA PAOLO Via Nazionale 16 I-25044 Capo Di Ponte (BS) ~ 72:APPOLONIA 

PAOLO 

2012/01462 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRUCK BODY ~ 71:WESTERN TECHNOLOGY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL 

,INC 415 First Street Mills Wyoming 82644 ~ 72:REYNOLDS FREDERICK J HEHN RONALD L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/288.150 ~ 32: 18/12/2009 

2012/01463 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR MAKING ALUMINOSILICATE ZSM-12 ~ 71:CHEVRON U.S.A. INC 

6001 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon 94583 California ~ 72:BURTON ALLEN W DAVIS TRACY M ~ 33: US ~ 

31: 12/622.680 ~ 32: 20/11/2009 

2012/01464 ~ Complete ~ 54: HYDROCARBON SYNTHESIS REACTION APPARATUS, HYDROCARBON 

SYNTHESIS REACTION SYSTEM, AND LIQUID HYDROCARBON RECOVERY METHOD ~ 71:JAPAN OIL, 

GAS AND METALS NATIONAL CORPORATION 2-10-1, Toranomon Minato-Ku Tokyo 105-0001 INPEX 

CORPORATION 5-3-1 AKASAKA MINTO-KU TOKYO 107-6332 JX NIPPON OIL & ENERGY CORPORATION 6- 

3, Otemachi 2-Chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-8162 JAPAN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION CO LTD 7-12 

Marunouchi 1-Chome Chiyoda-ku Tokoyo 100-0005 COSMO OIL CO LTD 1-1-1 Shibaura Minato-ku Tokyo 105- 

8528 NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO LTD 5-1 Osaki 1-Chome Shinagawa-ku Tokyo 141-8604 ~ 72:ONISHI 

YASUHIRO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-200463 ~ 32: 31/08/2009 

2012/01465 ~ Complete ~ 54: HYDROCARBON SYNTHESIS REACTION APPARATUS, HYDROCARBON 

SYNTHESIS REACTION SYSTEM, AND HYDROCARBON SYNTHESIS REACTION METHOD ~ 71:JAPAN OIL, 

GAS AND METALS NATIONAL CORPORATION 2-10-1, Toranomon Minato-Ku Tokyo 105-0001 INPEX 

CORPORATION 5-3-1 AKASAKA MINTO-KU TOKYO 107-6332 JX NIPPON OIL & ENERGY CORPORATION 6- 

3, Otemachi 2-Chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-8162 JAPAN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION CO LTD 7-12 

Marunouchi 1-Chome Chiyoda-ku Tokoyo 100-0005 COSMO OIL CO LTD 1-1-1 Shibaura Minato-ku Tokyo 105- 

8528 NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO LTD 5-1 Osaki 1-Chome Shinagawa-ku Tokyo 141-8604 ~ 72:ONISHI 

YASUHIRO KATO YUZURU YAMADA EIICHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-200346 ~ 32: 31/08/2009 

2012/01466 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING HYDROCARBON OIL, AND SYNTHESIS 

REACTION SYSTEM ~ 71:JAPAN OIL, GAS AND METALS NATIONAL CORPORATION 2-10-1, Toranomon 

Minato-Ku Tokyo 105-0001 INPEX CORPORATION 5-3-1 AKASAKA MINTO-KU TOKYO 107-6332 JX NIPPON 

OIL & ENERGY CORPORATION 6-3, Otemachi 2-Chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 100-8162 JAPAN PETROLEUM 

EXPLORATION CO LTD 7-12 Marunouchi 1-Chome Chiyoda-ku Tokoyo 100-0005 COSMO OIL CO LTD 1-1-1 

Shibaura Minato-ku Tokyo 105-8528 NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO LTD 5-1 Osaki 1-Chome Shinagawaku 

Tokyo 141-8604 ~ 72:TASAKA KAZUHIKO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-214908 ~ 32: 16/09/2009 

2012/01467 ~ Complete ~ 54: ONE-TOUCH ARTIFICIAL NAIL ~ 71:CHANG SUNG YONG 32 Schoolhouse Lane 

Roslyn Heights 11577 New York ~ 72:CHANG SUNG YONG ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-2011-011225 ~ 32: 31/10/2011 

2012/01468 ~ Complete ~ 54: MICROORGANISMS AND METHODS FOR THE CO-PRODUCTION OF 

ISOPROPANOL WITH PRIMARY ALCOHOLS, DIOLS AND ACIDS ~ 71:GENOMATICA INC 10520 Wateridge 

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Circle San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:PHARKYA PRITI BURGARD ANTHONY P OSTERHOUT ROBIN E BURK 

MARK J SUN JUN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/254.650 ~ 32: 23/10/2009 

2012/01469 ~ Complete ~ 54: STABLE SNS-595 COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS OF PREPARATION ~ 

71:SUNESIS PHARMACEUTICALS INC 395 Oyster Point Boulevard Suite 400 South San Francisco California 

94080 ~ 72:SUDHAKAR ANANTHA JACOBS JEFF HASHASH AHMAD RITCHIE SEAN CHENG HENGQIN ~ 

33: US ~ 31: 61/240.161 ~ 32: 04/09/2009 

2012/01470 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A BAGGAGE CONTAINER ~ 71:MALLEY DAVID ANTHONY 44 Leeuwenhof 

Road Gardens (Higgovale) 8001 ~ 72:MALLEY DAVID ANTHONY 

2012/01471 ~ Complete ~ 54: NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITIONS FOR BREAST-FED INFANTS OR PETS WITH 

PROBIOTICS AND SELECTED NUTRIENTS ~ 71:NESTEC S.A. Avenue Nestlé 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 

72:BERGONZELLI DEGONDA GABRIELA GARCIA-RODENAS CLARA LUCIA BUREAU-FRANZ ISABELLE 

MAGLIOLA CORINNE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09166969.7 ~ 32: 31/07/2009 

2012/01472 ~ Complete ~ 54: WET FOOD COMPOSITIONS HAVING THE CHARACTERISTICS OF DRY FOOD 

COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:NESTEC S.A. Avenue Nestlé 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:DIXON DAN K ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/273.074 ~ 32: 30/07/2009 

2012/01473 ~ Complete ~ 54: SPIROCYCLIC AMIDE DERIVATIVES ~ 71:ASTRAZENECA AB SE-151 85 

Sodertaljie ~ 72:ALCARAZ LILIAN KINDON NICHOLAS BAILEY ANDREW ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0913342.2 ~ 32: 

31/07/2009 

2012/01474 ~ Complete ~ 54: SIGNALING CHARACTERISTICS OF AN MVC OPERATION POINT ~ 

71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:CHEN YING 

KARCZEWICZ MARTA CHEN PEISONG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/757.231 ~ 32: 09/04/2010 

2012/01475 ~ Complete ~ 54: EASY OPENING PACKAGING FOR LIQUID OR GEL PRODUCTS ~ 71:NESTEC 

S.A. Avenue Nestlé 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:HABLUETZEL ROLAND MAGNIET INES HENTZEL STEPHANE ~ 

33: EP ~ 31: 09166779.0 ~ 32: 29/07/2009 

2012/01476 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISPLAY DEVICE FOR A DISPENSER FOR MEDICINAL PRODUCT DOSE AND 

USE THEREOF ~ 71:BAYER PHARMA AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Mullerstrasse 178 13353 Berlin ~ 72:RANZE 

HEIKE LEIFELD SABINE WEBER GORAN BAZARGANI PARVIZ KRESSE MAYK ELLIESEN JORG REINHOLD 

TOM ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 050 442.7 ~ 32: 21/10/2009 

2012/01477 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR TREATING A CARBON DIOXIDE-CONTAINING 

GAS FLOW, WHEREIN THE ENERGY OF THE VENT GAS (WORK COLD DUR TO EXPANSION) IS USED ~ 

71:LINDE-KCA-DRESDEN GMBH Bodenbacher Str 80 01277 Dresden ~ 72:RITTER ROLAND KUTZSCHBACH 

ANNETT ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 039 898.8 ~ 32: 03/09/2009 

2012/01478 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A DRIVE MOTOR ~ 71:COHEN LLOYD 28 Lystanwold Road Saxonwold 

Johannesburg 2132 RADEV IVAN NIKOLOV 220A Blvd. Lomsko Shose Sofia 1231 ~ 72:RADEV IVAN NIKOLOV 

2012/01479 ~ Complete ~ 54: POLYCRYSTLLINE COMPACTS INCLUDING IN-SITU NUCLEATED GRAINS 

EARTH-BORING TOOLS INCLUDING SUCH COMPACTS, AND METHODS OF FORMING SUCH COMPACTS 

AND TOOLS ~ 71:BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED P O Box 4740 Houston Texas 77210-4740 ~ 

72:DIGIOVANNI ANTHONY ALBERT SCOTT DANNY E ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/232.265 ~ 32: 07/08/2009 

2012/01480 ~ Complete ~ 54: INSULATED BURNER SYSTEM FOR GAS-FUELED LIGHTERS ~ 71:ZIPPO 

MANUFACTURING COMPANY 33 Barbour Street Bradford 16701 Pennsylvania ~ 72:MCDONOUGH JAMES M 

BARBER BRIAN J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/537.136 ~ 32: 06/08/2009 

2012/01481 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPUTER-IMPLEMENTED METHOD FOR ENSURING THE PRIVACY OF A 

USER, COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT, DEVICE ~ 71:ACCENTURE GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED an Irish 

corporation 3 Grand Canal Plaza Upper Grande Canal Street Dublin 4 ~ 72:SCHAFER JORG TOMA DAVID ~ 33: 

EP ~ 31: 09 011 182.4 ~ 32: 31/08/2009 

2012/01482 ~ Complete ~ 54: POLYMER PARTICLES AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:REHM BERD HELMUT 

ADAM 30 County Heights Drive RD1 Palmerston North 4471 PARLANE NATALIE ANNE 240 Tane Road RD1 

Palmerston North 4474 WEDLOCK DAVID NEIL 5 Clifford Close Levin 5510 BUDDLE BRYCE MALCOLM 73 

Waterloo Crescent Palmerston North 4410 ~ 72:REHM BERD HELMUT ADAM WEDLOCK DAVID NEIL 

PARLANE NATALIE ANNE BUDDLE BRYCE MALCOLM ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/229.348 ~ 32: 29/07/2009 

2012/01483 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHTHALOCYANINE DERIVATIVE CONSISTING OF A MIXTURE OF 4 ISOMERS 

~ 71:L MOLTENI & C DEI FRATELLI ALITTI SOCIETA DI ESERCIZIO SPA Strada Statale 67 Tosco-Romagnola 

Localita Granatieri I-50018 Scandicci ~ 72:RONCUCCI GABRIO CHITI GIACOMO DEI DONATA NISTRI 

DANIELE ~ 33: IT ~ 31: FI2009A000168 ~ 32: 30/07/2009 

2012/01484 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRISUBSTITUTED BORON-CONTAINING MOLECULES ~ 71:ANACOR 

PHARMACEUTICALS INC 1020 East Meadow Circle Palo Alto CA 94303 ~ 72:XIA YI ZHOU YASHEEN DING 

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CHARLES PLATTNER JACOB J JIA GUOFENG RAMACHANDRAN SREEKANTH ALLEY MICHAEL RICHARD 

KEVIN SINGH RAJESHWAR CAO KATHY OU LIGONG SARASWAT NEERJA ZHOU DING ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/260.360 ~ 32: 11/11/2009 

2012/01485 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MESSAGE NOTICE ~ 71:STEVEN MARK LEVINSOHN 204 Hyde Gate 27 Ruth 


2012/01506 ~ Complete ~ 54: FOLDABLE BASIN ~ 71:BEKKER MARTHINUS JACOBUS 8 Unique Besembos 

Avenue Pellissier Bloemfontein 9301 ~ 72:BEKKER MARTHINUS JACOBUS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/02263 ~ 32: 

28/03/2011 

2012/01507 ~ Provisional ~ 54: INTERNET MEDIA TUNER DEVICE ~ 71:SIBOTSHIWE GEORGE TIMOTHY 3 

Swazi Road Boskruin Johannesburg 2188 ~ 72:SIBOTSHIWE GEORGE TIMOTHY 

2012/01512 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DOWNDRAFT GASIFICATION ~ 71:MASON 

JAMES MATTHEW 1010 Murray Street Berkeley CA 94710 ~ 72:MASON JAMES MATTHEW ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/229.413 ~ 32: 29/07/2009 


2012/01487 ~ Complete ~ 54: RECOVERY OF CARBON BLACK FROM WASTE RUBBER ~ 71:XTRACTA-X 10 

pearce Road Bluff Durban 4052 ~ 72:DERICK HARMSE 

2012/01488 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ELECTRONIC DETONATOR ~ 71:DETNET SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD AECI 

Place The Woodlands Woodlands Drive Woodmead Sandton ~ 72:SCHLENTER CRAIG CHARLES VAN DER 

WALT HERMAN 

2012/01489 ~ Complete ~ 54: CORE BREAKER FOR A MINING MACHINE ~ 71:JOY MM DELAWARE INC 2751 

Centerville Road Suite 342 Wilmington DE 19808 ~ 72:O'NEILL MICHAEL L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/040.579 ~ 32: 

04/03/2011 

2012/01490 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CHAINBUILD-METHODS OF CONSTRUCTING BUILDINGS ~ 71:WAYNE 

BURGER 13 Green Acre Village Green Acre Close Somerset West ~ 72:WAYNE BURGER 

2012/01491 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WATER SAVING DEVICE ~ 71:CUMBERLEGE VERNON MICHAEL 47 

Brampton Avenue Rowallan Park Port Elizabeth 6025 ~ 72:CUMBERLEGE VERNON MICHAEL 

2012/01492 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CLIP/SADDLE INSERTION TOOL ~ 71:GREGORY JAY WHATMORE No 116 

Savona 54 Smith Avenue Edenglen Edenvale ~ 72:GREGORY JAY WHATMORE 

2012/01493 ~ Provisional ~ 54: NOVEL DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR 

MYCOPLASMAS ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private BAg X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 72:DR 

NYASHA CHIN'OMBE 


STREPTOCOCCAL BACTERIA ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private BAg X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 

72:DR NYASHA CHIN'OMBE 


MYCOBACTERIA ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private BAg X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 72:DR 


2012/01496 ~ Provisional ~ 54: GRASSROOTS FOCUS INDEX (GFI) ~ 71:AFRICAN MONITOR TRUST First 

Floor Tokai-On-Main Office Complex 5 Main Road Tokai, Cape Town 7945 ~ 72:TO BE ADVISED 

2012/01497 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TRACKING OF RADIATION SOURCE ~ 71:REGINALD FRIEDENTHAL 73 Bram 

Fischer Drive Robindale Randburg 2194 ~ 72:REGINALD FRIEDENTHAL 

2012/01498 ~ Complete ~ 54: RAIL WELDING PROCESS ~ 71:MACRAE DONALD RODERICK 83 Paul Smith 

Street Anderbolt Boksburg 1459 ~ 72:MACRAE DONALD RODERICK ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/05329 ~ 32: 

30/07/2009 

2012/01499 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN EXTENDABLE SHIELD ~ 71:BULUGAYA ENGINEERING CC 232 EPSOM 

AVENUE NORTHRIDING RANDBURG ~ 72:JOHAN NICOLAAS STASSEN 

2012/01500 ~ Complete ~ 54: FILTER ~ 71:DAVID RODNEY RAWLINS 6 Chute Crescent King Williams Town ~ 

72:DAVID RODNEY RAWLINS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/03101 ~ 32: 28/04/2011 

2012/01501 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED METHOD FOR CONDITIONING ANIMAL FEED ~ 71:ANITOX 

CORPORATION 1055 Progress Circle Lawrenceville GA 30043 ~ 72:WILSON JAMES D PIMENTEL JULIO 

RICHARDSON KURT MERKEL JEFFREY 

2012/01502 ~ Complete ~ 54: WATER AND FEED PRESERVATIVE ~ 71:ANITOX CORPORATION 1055 

Progress Circle Lawrenceville GA 30043 ~ 72:RICHARDSON KURT PIMENTEL JULIO WILSON JAMES D ~ 33: 

US ~ 31: 61/231.930 ~ 32: 06/08/2009 

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2012/01503 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONFIGURATIONS AND METHODS FOR LINERS IN GRINDING MILL WITH 

GEARLESS MOTOR DRIVE ~ 71:FLUOR TECHNOLOGIES CORP 3 Polaris Way Aliso Viejo California 92698 ~ 

72:KHEIFETS ALEXANDER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/233.381 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

2012/01504 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRODUCTS AND METHODS FOR ENHANCED TRANSGENE EXPRESSION 

AND PROCESSING ~ 71:SELEXIS S.A 18 CHEMIN DES AULX CH-1228 PLAN-LES-OUATES ~ 72:MERMOD 

NICOLAS GIROD PIERRE-ALAIN GRANDJEAN MELANIE LE FOURN VALERIE CALABRESE DAVID 

REGAMEY ALEXANDRE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/243.950 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01505 ~ Complete ~ 54: SAMPLE COLLECTION DEVICE ~ 71:ATOMO DIAGNOSTICS PTY LIMITED 21 

Marlborough Street Drummoyne New South Wales 2047 ~ 72:KELLY JOHN MICHAEL SOKOLOV RICHARD 

JOHNSON IAN FREDERICK HUESO MONIS ERNESTO SUI ERIC ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010901604 ~ 32: 15/04/2010 

2012/01508 ~ Complete ~ 54: SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEM ~ 71:TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF 

TECHNOLOGY Staatsartillerie Avenue Pretoria West Pretoria 0183 ~ 72:SNYMAN LUKAS WILLEM ~ 33: ZA ~ 

31: 2010/08576 ~ 32: 30/11/2010 

2012/01509 ~ Complete ~ 54: ABSORPTION AGENT FOR REMOVING ACIDIC GASES FROM A FLUID FLOW 

~ 71:BASF SE D-67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:RIEMANN CHRISTIAN KATZ TORSTEN SIEDER GEORG 

VORBERG GERALD DENGLER ERIKA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09167181.8 ~ 32: 04/08/2009 

2012/01510 ~ Complete ~ 54: HANDHELD LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAPY APPARATUS ~ 71:SCHLOSSER 

MICHAEL 51 Sheerit Hapleita Street 34987 Haifa ~ 72:GERLITZ YONATAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/534.878 ~ 32: 

04/08/2009 

2012/01511 ~ Complete ~ 54: TITANIUMRICH HYDROCHLORIC ACID LEACHING RESIDUE, USE THEREOF 

AND PREPARATION METHOD OF TITANIUM DIOXIDE ~ 71:SHA LILIN Room 2-3 City Convention Center 

Panzhihua City Sichuan 617000 CHEN SHUZHONG 1590 Bethal CT Reno Nevada 89521 ~ 72:CHEN 

SHUZHONG WANG BOB ZHENGQI ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 200910306494.5 ~ 32: 02/09/2009 

2012/01513 ~ Complete ~ 54: GREY WATER DIVERSION SYSTEM ~ 71:MILANI SAMANDAR P O Box 561 

Floreat 6014 Western Australia ~ 72:MILANI SAMANDAR ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/534.697 ~ 32: 03/08/2009 

2012/01514 ~ Complete ~ 54: RNA WITH A COMBINATION OF UNMODIFIED AND MODIFIED NUCLEOTIDES 

FOR PROTEIN EXPRESSION ~ 71:ETHRIS GMBH Lochhamerstrasse 11 82152 Martinsried ~ 72:RUDOLPH 

CARSTEN KORMANN MICHAEL ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 050 308.0 ~ 32: 22/10/2009 

2012/01515 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING AN ULTRA-LOW-CARBON STEEL SLAB,STRIP 

OR SHEET ~ 71:CORUS STAAL BV P O Box 10000 NL 1970 CA IJmuiden ~ 72:RICHARDS BEN TIEKINK 

WOUTER KAREL DE HAAS MAARTEN ARIE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10004418.9 ~ 32: 27/04/2010 

2012/01516 ~ Complete ~ 54: EDIBLE WATER IN OIL EMULSION ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 

Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:DUCHATEAU GUSTAAF SERVAAS M J E 

FLOTER ECKHARD JACOBS RENATE GEMMA JACOBINE MARIA ZIMERFELD-CUKIER KARINA ~ 33: EP ~ 

31: 09170155.7 ~ 32: 14/09/2009 

2012/01517 ~ Complete ~ 54: A PARTICULATE FLUORESCER AND A PROCESS FOR PREPARING THE 

SAME ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London EC4Y 0DY ~ 72:JAYARAMAN 

SURESH SAMBAMURTHY GHOSH DASTIDAR SUDIPTA PANCHANATHAN ANANDH RAJAGOPAL 

RAMASUBRAMANIAM PALANISAMY BHARATH ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 2221/MUM/2009 ~ 32: 24/09/2009 

2012/01518 ~ Complete ~ 54: A WATER PURIFICATION DEVICE ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 

Victoria Embankment London EC4Y 0DY ~ 72:CHATTERJEE JAIDEEP GUPTA SANTOSH KUMAR 

RAMACHANDRAN RAJEESH KUMAR PRATAP SHAILENDRA WASKAR MORRIS KUSHWAHA PRIYANKA ~ 

33: IN ~ 31: 2126/MUM/2009 ~ 32: 17/09/2009 

2012/01519 ~ Complete ~ 54: ORALLY ADMINISTERABLE PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATION CONTAINING 

INSULIN ~ 71:CERA-MED KFT Kutvolgyi U 1 H-4225 Debrecen ~ 72:ZOLTAN SZILVASSY BARNA PEITL 

JOZSEF NEMETH ~ 33: HU ~ 31: P0900482 ~ 32: 03/08/2009 

2012/01520 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS OF TREATMENT USING ANTI-OXIDIZED LDL ANTIBODIES ~ 

71:GENENTECH INC 1 DNA Way South San Francisco CA 94080-4990 BIOINVENT INTERNATIONAL AB S- 

223 70 Lund OREGON HEALTH & SCIENCE UNIVERSITY 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road Portland 97239 

Oregon ~ 72:BUNTING STUART BULLENS SHERRON CARLSSON ROLAND FRENDEUS BJORN GLAZER 

STEVEN GROVE KEVIN VAN BRUGGEN NICK ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/238.114 ~ 32: 28/08/2009 

2012/01521 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN ANTIMICROBIAL PARTICLE AND A PROCESS FOR PREPARING THE 

SAME ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 

72:BHATTACHARYA ARPITA GHOSH DASTIDAR SUDIPTA IYER VIDULA JAYARAMAN SURESH 

SAMBAMURTHY SAJI MAYA TREESA ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 2222/MUM/2009 ~ 32: 24/09/2009 

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2012/01522 ~ Complete ~ 54: HARD METAL INSERT FOR A DRILL BIT FOR PERCUSSION DRILLING AND 

METHOD FOR GRINDING A HARD METAL INSERT ~ 71:ATLAS COPCO SECOROC AB Box 521 S-737 25 

Fagersta ~ 72:STENBERG GORAN WESSBERG JOHAN ~ 33: SE ~ 31: 0901268-3 ~ 32: 05/10/2009 

2012/01523 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUSTITUTED (HETEROARYLMETHYL) THIOHYDANTOINS AS ANTICANCER 

DRUGS ~ 71:BAYER PHARMA AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Mullerstrasse 178 13353 Berlin ~ 72:LUCKING 

ULRICH CLEVE ARWED HAENDLER BERNARD KOHR SILKE FAUS GIMENEZ HORTENSIA IRLBACHER 

HORST ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10075069.4 ~ 32: 17/02/2010 

2012/01524 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLUORO-SUBSTITUTED 3,5-DICYANO-4-(1H-INDAZOL-5-YL)-2,6-DIMETHYL- 

1,4-DIHYDROPYRIDINE DERIVATIVES AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF ~ 71:BAYER PHARMA 

AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Mullerstrasse 178 13353 Berlin ~ 72:MICHELS MARTIN FOLLMANN MARKUS 

VAKALOPOULOS ALEXANDROS ZIMMERMANN KATJA TEUSCH NICOLE LOBELL MARIO BIERER DONALD 

ENGEL KAREN KISSEL MARIA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09172304.9 ~ 32: 06/10/2009 

2012/01525 ~ Complete ~ 54: EVOLVED ALLOCATION RETENTION POLICY SOLUTION ~ 

71:TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L M ERICSSON (PUBL) S 164 83 Stockholm ~ 72:YANG YONG KOPPLIN DIRK 

OLSSON LASSE RYDNELL GUNNAR ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/245.781 ~ 32: 25/09/2009 

2012/01526 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONTROLLABLE SUSPENSION ARCHITECTURE FOR ENHANCED 

ARMOURED VEHICLE SURVIVABILITY ~ 71:GENERAL DYNAMICS LAND SYSTEMS-CANADA 

CORPORATION 1991 Oxford Street East London N5V 2Z7 Ontario ~ 72:CONRADIE DANIEL FRANCOIS ~ 33: 

US ~ 31: 12/951.562 ~ 32: 22/11/2010 

2012/01527 ~ Complete ~ 54: PEPTIDE CLEARING AGENTS ~ 71:MOLOGIC LTD Colworth Science Park 

Sharnbrook MK44 1LQ Bedfordshire ~ 72:DAVIS PAUL JAMES SCHOUTEN JAMES ALEXANDER ~ 33: GB ~ 

31: 0916749.5 ~ 32: 23/09/2009 

2012/01528 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOUNDS HAVING TAFIA INHIBITORY ACTIVITY ~ 71:TAISHO 

PHARMACEUTICAL CO LTD 24-1,Takata 3-chome Toshima-ku Tokyo 1708633 ~ 72:AMADA HIDEAKI 

MATSUDA DAISUKE BOHNO AYAKO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-103546 ~ 32: 28/04/2010 

2012/01529 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM PHASE AND GROUND PROTECTION USING 

AN ADAPTIVE QUADRILATERAL CHARACTERISTIC ~ 71:SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES 

INC 2350 N E Hopkins Court Pullman 99163 Washington ~ 72:CALERO JORGE FERNANDO GUZMAN- 

CASILLAS ARMANDO BENMOUYAL GABRIEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/243.834 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01530 ~ Complete ~ 54: INTELLIGENT ELECTRONIC DEVICE WITH SEGREGATED REAL-TIME 

ETHERNET ~ 71:SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES INC 2350 N E Hopkins Court Pullman 99163 

Washington ~ 72:MORRIS ROBERT E LEE TONY J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/562.224 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01531 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMBINATION THERAPY WITH NANOPARTICLE COMPOSITIONS OF 

TAXANE AND HEDGEHOG INHIBITORS ~ 71:ABRAXIS BIOSCIENCE INC 11755 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD 

SUITE 2100 LOS ANGELES CA 90025 ~ 72:TAO CHUNLIN DESAI NEIL P SOON-SHIONG PATRICK ~ 33: US 

~ 31: 61/236.813 ~ 32: 25/08/2009 

2012/01532 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRIAZINE DERIVATIVES FOR USE IN THE TREATMENT OF MALARIA ~ 

71:CSIR Scientia 0002 Pretoria Gauteng Province ~ 72:ROUSSEAU AMANDA LOUISE GRAVESTOCK DAVID 

LOURENS ANNA CATHARINA UYS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/05637 ~ 32: 13/08/2009 

2012/01533 ~ Complete ~ 54: DIMINUTION OF PARTICULATE MATERIAL ~ 71:BARNARD TJAART 

JOHANNES 29 Keurboom Avenue Geelhoutpark Ext4 Rustenburg 0299 ~ 72:BARNARD TJAART JOHANNES ~ 

33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/05901 ~ 32: 25/08/2009 

2012/01534 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SOUND LEVEL CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD ~ 71:SCHOONBEE 

EVERT GERHARDUS JOHANNES 12 Zee Street Zeerust 2865 MEYER HERMANUS CAREL 16 Schut Street 

Zeerust 2865 ~ 72:SCHOONBEE EVERT GERHARDUS JOHANNES MEYER HERMANUS CAREL ~ 33: ZA ~ 

31: 2010/08655 ~ 32: 01/12/2010 

2012/01535 ~ Complete ~ 54: A TRAILER ~ 71:BRITS WILLEM GERHARDUS 197B Bluecrane Newlands 

Pretoria 0181 Gauteng Province ~ 72:BRITS WILLEM GERHARDUS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/00695 ~ 32: 

21/01/2010 

2012/01536 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AFRICAN LANGUAGE NAME FINDING,INDEXING AND PHONETIC 

STANDARDISATION SYSTEM AND METHOD ~ 71:BYTES TECHNOLOGY GROUP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 

Bytes House The Avenues North 6 Mellis Road Rivonia 2191 Johannesburg Gauteng Province ~ 72:ANDERSON 

WINSTON NOEL 

2012/01537 ~ Complete ~ 54: SMOKE FILTRATION ~ 71:BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO ( INVESMENTS) 

LIMITED Globe House 1 Water Street London WC2R 3LA ~ 72:BRANTON PETER SCHWICKARDI MANFRED 

SCHUTH FERDI ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0915814.8 ~ 32: 10/09/2009 

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2012/01538 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONFIGURATIONS AND METHODS OF GENERATING LOW-PRESSURE 

STEAM ~ 71:FLUOR TECHNOLOGIES CORP 3 Polaris Way Aliso Viejo California 92698 ~ 72:SCHERFFIUS 

JEFFREY 

2012/01539 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROTECTIVE DEVICE AGAINST CHARGES FORMING A PROEJCTILE ~ 

71:RHEINMETALL LANDSYSTEME GMBH Dr.-Hell-Strasse 24107 Kiel ~ 72:SCHAARE STEPHEN ~ 33: DE ~ 

31: 10 2009 040 305.1 ~ 32: 05/09/2009 

2012/01540 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR CAPTURING ENERGY FROM AN OSCILLATING DRIVE MEMBER 

~ 71:BIOPOWER SYSTEMS PTY LTD 18 Beresford Street Mascot New South Wales 2020 ~ 72:FINNIGAN 

TIMOTHY DONEGAL TORO CARLOS ANDREAS GONZALES KLOOS GEROLD ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2009904251 ~ 

32: 01/09/2009 

2012/01652 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CONTAINER HORN ~ 71:RAZIBUZZ (PTY) LTD 21 Victoria Road Camps Bay 

Cape Town 8010 ~ 72:VAN WYK THERESA-LYNETTE PRINSLOO JOACHIM JOHANNES 


2012/01541 ~ Provisional ~ 54: APPARATUS AND METHODS OF ADVERTISING ON INTERNET ~ 

71:LOURENCE CORNELIUS JOHANNES GREYVENSTEIN 383 Canal Lane Blair Athol Estate Lanseria Gauteng 

~ 72:LOURENCE CORNELIUS JOHANNES GREYVENSTEIN 

2012/01542 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL POLYMORPHS OF REBAUDIOSIDE C AND METHODS FOR MAKING 

AND USING THE SAME ~ 71:REDPOINT BIO CORPORATION 7 Graphics Drive Ewing New Jersey 08628 ~ 

72:F RAYMOND SALEMME ROBERT A DAINES ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/244.803 ~ 32: 22/09/2009 

2012/01543 ~ Complete ~ 54: SHAPING OF REPLACEABLE PARTS IN A MELTING FURNACE ~ 71:UWE GEIB 

Froschholzstr 7 Penzberg 82377 ~ 72:UWE GEIB ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 040 033.8 ~ 32: 03/09/2009 

2012/01544 ~ Provisional ~ 54: REDUCTION OF THE REGENERATION ENERGY OF CARBON DIOXIDE 

LOADED SOLVENTS ~ 71:PROCEDE HOLDING B.V Vlierstraat 111 GG Enschede 7544 ~ 72:GEERT 

FREDERIC VERSTEEG NICK ANTONIUS MARIA TEN ASBROEK R ARENDSEN GLENN REXWINKEL 

PATRICK JOHANNES GERHARDUS HUTTENHUIS 









2012/01547 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WATER CYLINDER ARANGEMENT ~ 71:FRANCOIS SCHREUDER 

GROBBELAAR Nouvaue 11 Fives Street Durbanville 7550 ~ 72:FRANCOIS SCHREUDER GROBBELAAR 

2012/01548 ~ Complete ~ 54: BARRIER COLLECTION SYSTEM ~ 71:BIRMINGHAM BARBED TAPE LTD UNIT 

11 HARTLEBURY TRADING ESTATE HARTLEBURY NR KIDDERMINSTER WORCESTERSHIRE DY 10 4JB ~ 

72:SMITH RONALD ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/02953 ~ 32: 20/04/2011 

2012/01549 ~ Complete ~ 54: STREET LIGHT ~ 71:CENTURY MEDIA (PTY) LTD Ad Outpost Building 

Woodmead North Office Park 54 Maxwell Drive Jukskei View Sandton 2191 ~ 72:VAN RHYN WERNER WEIL 

CLIVE GERICKE FELICITY MIRA KLEYNHAMS KAREL RUDOLPH ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/08617 ~ 32: 01/12/2010 

2012/01550 ~ Complete ~ 54: STREET LIGHT ~ 71:CENTURY MEDIA (PTY) LTD Ad Outpost Building 

Woodmead North Office Park 54 Maxwell Drive Jukskei View Sandton 2191 ~ 72:VAN RHYN WERNER WEIL 

CLIVE GERICKE FELICITY MIRA KLEYNHAMS KAREL RUDOLPH ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/08933 ~ 32: 13/12/2010 

2012/01551 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ~ 71:CENTURY MEDIA (PTY) LTD Ad Outpost 

Building Woodmead North Office Park 54 Maxwell Drive Jukskei View Sandton 2191 ~ 72:VAN RHYN WERNER 

WEIL CLIVE GERICKE FELICITY MIRA KLEYNHAMS KAREL RUDOLPH ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/02457 ~ 32: 

28/03/2011 

2012/01552 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD OF MITIGATING A RISK OF CLAIM REPUDIATION ~ 71:RAJAB 

SHAHEEN 33 Oxford Road Forrest Town Johannesburg ~ 72:RAJAB SHAHEEN 

2012/01553 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WEAR RESISTANT LINER ~ 71:FRASER GEORGE WILSON 160 Wright Road 

Nuffield Springs ~ 72:FRASER GEORGE WILSON 

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2012/01555 ~ Provisional ~ 54: NOVEL METHOD & EQUIPMENT FOR CLEANING OIL TRAPS ~ 71:ENSER 

AFRICA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES WESTERN CAPE (PTY) LTD 6th Floor Office Block I The Cliffs 3 

Niagara Road Belville 7530 ~ 72:GREGORY STEWARD PALM 

2012/01556 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ADVERTISING SANITISING BIN (WITH HANDWIPES) ~ 71:ANDILE IAN 

NGCOBO N577 Umlazi Durban 4031 ~ 72:ANDILE IAN NGCOBO 

2012/01557 ~ Provisional ~ 54: GOLF TOWEL WITH SLEEVE ~ 71:BARTOS SIMONA 139 Bellairs Drive Bellairs 

Place Unit 63 Johannesburg Randburg ~ 72:BARTOS SIMONA 

2012/01558 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FLEXI-STRETCHER ~ 71:XOLANI RICHMAN TUSI 426 First Avenue Mid- 

Ennerdale Joahnnesburg 2030 ANVER MALL 426 First Avenue Mid-Ennerdale Joahnnesburg 2030 ~ 72:XOLANI 

RICHMAN TUSI ANVER MALL 

2012/01559 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ERECTING PART OF A CONTAINER ~ 

71:GOSSAMER STRUCTURES (PTY) LTD 51B LOURENS STREET SOMERSET WEST 7129 ~ 72:JANSE VAN 

RENSBURG RUDOLF GEORG NIEDER-HEITMAN CHARL ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/01637 ~ 32: 03/03/2011 

2012/01560 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BUILDING BLOCKS ~ 71:RICHARD PETER HATTINGH 5 Bentley Estate 28 

Dolphon Crescent Ballito 4399 ~ 72:RICHARD PETER HATTINGH 

2012/01561 ~ Complete ~ 54: PACKAGING BAND AND PACKAGING FOR BOTTLES AND THE LIKE,AND 

PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING THEREOF ~ 71:DANOVARO ENRICO Via Patroclo 19 I-20100 Milano 

BONELLI MARCO VINCENZO Via Patroclo 22 I-20100 Milano ~ 72:DANOVARO ENRICO BONELLI MARCO 

VINCENZO ~ 33: IT ~ 31: MI2009A001553 ~ 32: 10/09/2009 

2012/01562 ~ Complete ~ 54: PALLET COVER ~ 71:SILVA LILLY PROPERTIES (PTY) LTD Professional House 

Lanseria International Airport Lanseria 1748 ~ 72:VAN ZYL GERHARD 

2012/01563 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING 2-[(3,5-DIFLUORO-3'-METHOXY-1,1'- 

BIPHENYL-4-YL)AMINO]NICOTINIC ACID ~ 71:ALMIRALL S.A Ronda Del General Mitre 151 E-08022 Barcelona 

~ 72:BOIX BERNARDINI MARIA CARMEN ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09382212.0 ~ 32: 16/10/2009 

2012/01564 ~ Complete ~ 54: DETERGENT COMPOSITION ~ 71:RECKITT BENCKISER N.V. Siriusdreef 14 

2132 WT Hoofddorp ~ 72:KRUBASIK LUCIA PFLUG JORG LINGLER STEFFEN DIERKES FRANK ~ 33: GB ~ 

31: 0915572.2 ~ 32: 07/09/2009 

2012/01565 ~ Complete ~ 54: DRUG DELIVERY DEVICE ~ 71:SANOFI-AVENTIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH 

Bruningstrasse 50 65929 Frankfurt am Main ~ 72:PLUMPTRE DAVID LINDSAY ANDREW MARK MACDONALD 

CATHERINE ANNE VEASEY ROBERT JONES CHRISTOPHER KOUYOUMJIAN GAREN ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 

09171732.2 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/01566 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR PURIFYING A GAS STREAM INCLUDING MERCURY ~ 71:L'AIR 

LIQUIDE - SOCIETE ANONYME POUR L'ETUDE ET L'EXPLOITATION DES PROCEDES GEORGES CLAUDE 

75 Quai d'Orsay F-75007 Paris ~ 72:MONEREAU CHRISTIAN BRIGLIA ALAIN ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0956400 ~ 32: 

17/09/2009 

2012/01567 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR OPERATING AT LEAST ONE AIR SEPARATION APPARATUS 

AND OXYGEN COMSUMPTION UNIT ~ 71:L'AIR LIQUIDE - SOCIETE ANONYME POUR L'ETUDE ET 

L'EXPLOITATION DES PROCEDES GEORGES CLAUDE 75 Quai d'Orsay F-75007 Paris ~ 72:GUILLARD 

ALAIN FRANC PIERRE-ETIENNE ALLARD NICOLAS MOUSSAVI HADI ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0956167 ~ 32: 

09/09/2009 

2012/01568 ~ Complete ~ 54: CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS ~ 71:GLAXOSMITHKLINE LLC One Franklin Plaza 200 

North 16th Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19102 ~ 72:CHEN PINGYUN DUAN MAOSHENG KAZMIERSKI 

WIESLAW MIECZYSLAW TALLANT MATTHEW COUCH RICKY GRIMES RICHARD MARTIN NORTON BETH 

ADAMS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/348.767 ~ 32: 27/05/2010 

2012/01569 ~ Complete ~ 54: A FIREARM WITH A TILTING BARREL ~ 71:CESKA ZBROJOVKA A.S. Svat. 

Cecha 1283 688 27 Uhersky Brod ~ 72:KRUTIL JOSEF SIMEK VLADIMIR ~ 33: CZ ~ 31: PV2009-606 ~ 32: 

15/09/2009 

2012/01570 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD OF CRYSTALLIZATION OF (S)-N-METHYL-3-1(1-NAPHTHYLOXY)- 

3-(2-THIENYL)PROPYLAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE (DULOXETINE) ~ 71:ZENTIVA K.S U Kabelovny 130 102 37 

Praha 10 ~ 72:RIDVAN LUDEK GRUNWALDOVA VERONIKA CINIBULK JOSEF BRUSOVA HANA ~ 33: CZ ~ 

31: PV-2009-584 ~ 32: 02/09/2009 

2012/01571 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS OF FORMING POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND CUTTING 

ELEMENTS,CUTTING ELEMENTS,AND EARTH BORING TOOLS CARRYING CUTTING ELEMENTS ~ 

71:BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED P O Box 4740 Houston Texas 77210-4740 ~ 72:LYONS NICHOLAS J ~ 

33: US ~ 31: 12/539.349 ~ 32: 11/08/2009 

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2012/01572 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE VARIED SPEED REPRODUCTION OF 

VIDEO IMAGES ~ 71:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD 416 Maetan-dong Yeongtong-gu Suwon-si Gyeonggido 

442-742 ~ 72:CHUNG HYUN-KWON BAK BONG-GIL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/239.113 ~ 32: 02/09/2009 

2012/01573 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A CAMLESS VERTICAL AXIS WIND TURBINE WITH AUTOMATIC VANE 

ORIENTATION ADJUSTMENT ~ 71:WILLEM ADRIAAN CILLIERS P O BOX 206 MONTAGU 6720 ~ 72:WILLEM 

ADRIAAN CILLIERS 

2012/01574 ~ Provisional ~ 54: GROUT PUMP ~ 71:CEP MINING AND SUPPLIES CC 16 3rd Street Wynberg 

Johannesburg ~ 72:MORSE DAVID ERROL 


2012/01575 ~ Complete ~ 54: MODIFYING AGENT,METHOD FOR PRODUCING MODIFIED CONJUGATED 

DIENE POLYMER USING MODIFYING GENT,AND MODIFIED CONJUGATED DIENE POLYMER ~ 

71:BRIDGESTONE CORPORATION 10-1 Kyobashi 1-Chome Chuo-ku TOKYO 104-8410 ~ 72:NAKATANI KENJI 

ITOH YUKI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-208657 ~ 32: 09/09/2009 

2012/01576 ~ Complete ~ 54: CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY HAVING A CONVERTER PART COMPRISING A CENTRAL 

CONTROL UNIT ~ 71:AEG POWER SOLUTIONS BV Weerenweg 10 Zwanenburg NL-1161AH ~ 72:NORBERT 

BLACHA DIETER BRAND ANDREAS PECK ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 041 632.3 ~ 32: 17/09/2009 

2012/01577 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TH62-SMALL PARTICLE SEPARATION ~ 71:TOWER TECHNOLOGY 

HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD Building 16 CSIR Campus Meiring Naude Drive Scientia 0184 ~ 72:MICHAEL WINDSOR 

SYMONS 

2012/01578 ~ Provisional ~ 54: KANUARW GARMENT ~ 71:MAMPEDI BERTHA SELEKE 21 Van Der Linde 

Road Whitney Gardens 2090 ~ 72:MAMPEDI BERTHA SELEKE 

2012/01579 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EAZY LEVEL ~ 71:LISTER LOOCK 34 B Bosberg Street Aerorand Middelburg ~ 

72:LISTER LOOCK 

2012/01580 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EINAF ROBOT ~ 71:MFANA FANIE RUBERU 3789 Section M Bahula Street 

Mamelodi West ~ 72:MFANA FANIE RUBERU 

2012/01581 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EXERCISE MACHINE ~ 71:WILLEM JOHANNES VAN STRAATEN PO BOX 783 

713 SANDTON 2146 ~ 72:WILLEM JOHANNES VAN STRAATEN 

2012/01582 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MINING ROOF BOLT ~ 71:SWEMMER THEODORE DANIEL P O BOX 75746 

LYNWOODRIDGE 0040 ~ 72:SWEMMER THEODORE DANIEL 

2012/01583 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD OF PROVIDING A REQUEST TO A TELLER ~ 71:SURAJUDIN 

LATIEF 235 Connaught Road Cravenby Estate Western Cape 7493 ~ 72:SURAJUDIN LATIEF 

2012/01584 ~ Complete ~ 54: A WATER CONTAINER ~ 71:PRITCHARD MICHAEL THE OLD BAKERY 7 

TUDDENHAM AVENUE IPSWICH SUFFOLK IP4 2HE ~ 72:PRITCHARD MICHAEL ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0915539.1 ~ 

32: 07/09/2009 

2012/01585 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SURGE ANTICIPATION VALVE ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:HYDRO POWER 

EQUIPMENT (PTY) LTD 19 Precision Str Kya Sand Randburg 2194 ~ 72:BUHRMANN RUDOLPH FRASER 

PETER DUNCAN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/09241 ~ 32: 23/12/2010 

2012/01586 ~ Complete ~ 54: HIGH PRESSURE TURBINE WHEEL ~ 71:OELOFSE MARTINUS DAWID 11 

Trumpet Street Jeffreysbaai 6330 ~ 72:OELOFSE MARTINUS DAWID ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/03220 ~ 32: 

04/05/2011 

2012/01587 ~ Complete ~ 54: WATER SOLUBLE,HYDROPHOBIC ASSOCIATING COPOLYMER ~ 71:BASF SE 

D-67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:PFEUFFER THOMAS REICHENBACH-KLINKE ROLAND FRIEDRICH STEFAN 

GUZMANN MARCUS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09167328.5 ~ 32: 06/08/2009 

2012/01588 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSMISSION CONCEPT FOR AN ACCESS UNIT STREAM ~ 

71:FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E V 

Hansastrasse 27C 80686 Munchen ~ 72:ZINK ALEXANDER KELLERMANN CHRISTIAN MOHAMMED 

HUSSAIN FAERBER NIKOLAUS THOMA HERBERT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/240.833 ~ 32: 09/09/2009 

2012/01589 ~ Complete ~ 54: ISOLATION OF A PROTEIN RESPONSIBLE FOR URANIUM (VI) REDUCTION ~ 

71:UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE Dept Of Microbial,Biochemical And Food Biotechnology Nelson Mandela 

Drive Bloemfontein 9301 ~ 72:CASON ERROL DUNCAN VAN HEERDEN ESTA PIATER LIZELLE ANN 

JUGDAVE ABITHA GYANENDRA VAN MARWIJK JACQUILINE ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/06569 ~ 32: 21/09/2009 

2012/01590 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR THERMAL MANAGEMENT OF AN ELECTRIC POWER 

CONVERSION INSTALLATION AND INSTALLATION FOR IMPLEMENTING THE METHOD ~ 71:SCHNEIDER 

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ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue Joseph Monier F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison ~ 72:MOREAU JULIEN RADU 

DANIEL ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 11 00749 ~ 32: 11/03/2011 

2012/01591 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONFIGURATION METHOD OF AN ELECTRIC POWER CONVERSION 

INSTALLATION AND INSTALLATION IMPLEMENTING ONE SUCH METHOD ~ 71:SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 

INDUSTRIES SAS 35 rue Joseph Monier F-92500 Rueil-Malmaison ~ 72:RADU DANIEL ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 11 00750 

~ 32: 11/03/2011 

2012/01592 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOUNDS AS TYROSINE KINASE MODULATORS ~ 71:ALLERGAN INC 

2525 Dupont Drive T2-7H Irvine CA 92713-9534 ~ 72:GUO XIALING ZHU ZHEN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/360.531 ~ 32: 

01/07/2010 

2012/01593 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRONIC FUNDS AND RECEIPT TRANSFER SYSTEM ~ 71:JOHNSON 

MARK 42A Preston Street Como Western Australia 6152 ~ 72:JOHNSON MARK ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2009906303 ~ 

32: 24/12/2009 

2012/01594 ~ Complete ~ 54: TOUGH COATED HARD PARTICLES CONSOLIDATED IN A TOUGH MATRIX 

MATERIAL ~ 71:ALLOMET CORPORATION 509 Hahntown-Wendel Road North Huntingdon PA 15642 ~ 

72:KEANE JOHN M GERMAN RANDALL M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/231.149 ~ 32: 04/08/2009 

2012/01595 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD OF MANAGING AN INSURANCE PLAN AND A SYSTEM 

THEREFOR ~ 71:DISCOVERY HOLDINGS LIMITED 155 West Street Sandton 2196 Gauteng ~ 72:GORE 

ADRIAN MAYERS HERSCHEL PHILLIP 

2012/01596 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MEASUREMENT OF PHYSICAL 

PROPERTIES OF FREE FLOWING MATERIALS IN VESSELS ~ 71:ULTIMO MEASUREMENT LLC 90 Elm 

Street Suite 2000 Providence 02902 Rhode Island ~ 72:RAYKHMAN ALEXANDER M LUBRANO FRANCIS M 

NAIDIS EUGENE KASHIN VAL V KLIONSKY ALEX COUTO JOHN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/230.803 ~ 32: 03/08/2009 

2012/01597 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN UNDERGROUND CARRIER FOR TRANSPORTING PEOPLE IN 

UNDERGROUND MINES ~ 71:MULTIBRAKE WITBANK CC Eskom Park Shop 79A 1035 Witbank ~ 

72:STAPELBERG GERHARD VAN DEN HEEVER RAS 

2012/01598 ~ Complete ~ 54: FRAME FOR SUPPORTING A FILTER MEMBRANE ~ 71:VLAAMSE INSTELLING 

VOOR TECHNOLOGISCH ONDERZOEK N.V (VITO) Boeretang 200 B-2400 Mol ~ 72:VERHOEVEN WALTER 

AGA GUY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/240.245 ~ 32: 07/09/2009 

2012/01599 ~ Complete ~ 54: 5-(3,4-DICHLORO-PHENYL)-N-(2-HYDROXY-CYCLOHEXYL)-6-(2,2,2- 

TRIFLUORO-ETHOXY)-NICO TINAMIDE AND SALTS THEREOF AS HDL CHOLESTEROL RAISING AGENTS 

~ 71:F HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE AG GRENZACHERSTRASSE 124 CH-4070 BASLE ~ 72:ROEVER STEPHAN 

WRIGHT MATTHEW ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09170097.1 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01600 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR IMPROVING GASTROINTESTINAL 

HEALTH ~ 71:NESTEC S A Avenue Nestle 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:XU HUI CUPP CAROLYN JEAN 

LAFLAMME DOROTHY PAULINE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/273.506 ~ 32: 05/08/2009 

2012/01601 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND FACILITY FOR PRODUCING OXYGEN THROUGH AIR 

DISTILLATION ~ 71:L'AIR LIQUIDE - SOCIETE ANONYME POUR L'ETUDE ET L'EXPLOITATION DES 

PROCEDES GEORGES CLAUDE 75 Quai d'Orsay F-75007 Paris ~ 72:COGNARD MARIE DUBETTIER- 

GRENIER RICHARD ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0956179 ~ 32: 10/09/2009 

2012/01602 ~ Complete ~ 54: EXTENSION OF UE-RS TO DWPTS ~ 71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 

Morehouse Drive San Diego Carlifonia 92121-1714 ~ 72:GOROKHOV ALEXEI Y FARAJIDANA AMIR BANISTER 

BRIAN CLARKE MONTOJO JUAN BHATTAD KAPIL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/848.969 ~ 32: 02/08/2010 

2012/01603 ~ Complete ~ 54: APPARATUS,SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EMULSIFYING OIL AND WATER ~ 

71:HERCULES INC Hercules Plaza 1313 North Market Street Wilmington Delaware 19894-0001 ~ 72:MANIERE 

OLIVIER 

2012/01604 ~ Complete ~ 54: GAS BARRIER HEAT-SHRINKABLE FILM ~ 71:CRYOVAC INC. 100, Rogers 

Bridge Road, Building A, Duncan, South Carolina 29334 ~ 72:RICCIO MARINA URSINO FELICE FORLONI 

ROBERTO ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10000917.4 ~ 32: 29/01/2010 

2012/01605 ~ Complete ~ 54: HIGHLY CONCENTRATED PHARMACEUTICAL FORMULATIONS COMPRISING 

ANTI-CD20 ANTIBODY ~ 71:F HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE AG GRENZACHERSTRASSE 124 CH-4070 BASLE ~ 

72:ADLER MICHAEL STAUCH OLIVER BORIS MAHLER HANNS-CHRISTIAN ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09170110.2 ~ 32: 

11/09/2009 

2012/01606 ~ Complete ~ 54: MODULAR,SELF-CONTAINED,MOBILE CLEAN ROOM ~ 71:G-CON LLC 6161 

Imperial Loop College Station TX 77845 ~ 72:HOLTZ BARRY R MAPLES PHILLIP B ARLEDGE TROY 

SHANAHAN DAVID M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/234.302 ~ 32: 16/08/2009 

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2012/01607 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTI-PENETRATION TEXTILE SHEET MATERIAL AND ARTICLES 

COMPRISING THE LATTER ~ 71:TEIJIN ARAMID GMBH Kasinostrasse 19-21 D-42103 Wuppertal ~ 

72:BOTTGER CHRISTIAN HARTERT RUDIGER ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09169509.8 ~ 32: 04/09/2009 

2012/01608 ~ Complete ~ 54: PARASITE HARVESTING ~ 71:MOREDUN RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

PENTLANDS SCIENCE PARK BUSH LOAN PENICUIK, MIDLOTHIAN EH26 OPZ, ~ 72:SMITH DAVID ~ 33: GB 

~ 31: 0913511.2 ~ 32: 03/08/2009 

2012/01609 ~ Complete ~ 54: FULL APERTURE BEVERAGE CAN END ~ 71:CROWN PACKAGING 

TECHNOLOGY INC 11535 South Central Avenue Alsip Illinois 60803-2599 ~ 72:RAMSEY CHRISTOPHER PAUL 

LOCKLEY ANDREW ROBERT WATSON MARTIN JOHN CHANT GARRY RICHARD FIELDS BRIAN HYDE 

ELEANOR RACHEL ANN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/797.171 ~ 32: 09/06/2010 

2012/01610 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEEP LEACH VESSEL FOR SHEAR CUTTERS ~ 71:SMITH INTERNATIONAL 

INC 1310 Rankin Road Houston Texas 77073 ~ 72:BELNAP J DANIEL CORBETT LOEL CARIVEAU PETER 

THOMAS EYRE RONALD K ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/449.204 ~ 32: 04/03/2011 

2012/01611 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTROMAGNETIC EMITTING SIMULTANEOUSLY ALONG THREE 

ORTHOGONAL AXES TO DETECT OBJECT POSITION AND ORIENTATION ~ 71:THALES 45 Avenue de 

Villiers 92200 Neuilly-Sur-Seine ~ 72:SONTAG YVES ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 11 00642 ~ 32: 03/03/2011 


2012/01612 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AERIAL TEMPORARY SUPPORT ~ 71:FRANS ROELOF PETRUS PIENAAR P 

O Box 25 Paaedekraal 1752 MARK HOWELL P O Box 25 Paardekraal 1752 ~ 72:FRANS ROELOF PETRUS 

PIENAAR MARK HOWELL 

2012/01613 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SUPPORT PRE-STRESSING BAG ~ 71:FRANS ROELOF PETRUS PIENAAR P 

O Box 25 Paaedekraal 1752 MARK HOWELL P O Box 25 Paardekraal 1752 JOHN RICHARD THORPE P.O.Box 

25 Paardekraal 1752 ~ 72:FRANS ROELOF PETRUS PIENAAR MARK HOWELL 

2012/01614 ~ Provisional ~ 54: RUGURS APPARAAT ~ 71:MARTIN TALJAARD Kaallaagte 1453 Waverley 

LENARD ADRIAAN WESSON Kaallaagte 1453 Waverley ~ 72:MARTIN TALJAARD LENARD ADRIAAN 

WESSON 

2012/01615 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MOBILE HOT HOUSE ~ 71:ALISTAIR CLIVE GORDON 4 Wellington Ave La 

Ferte Sonneveld Ext 14 Brakpan 1541 JANET KAREN GORDON 4 Wellington Ave La Ferte Sonneveld Ext 14 

Brakpan 1541 ~ 72:ALISTAIR CLIVE GORDON JANET KAREN GORDON 

2012/01616 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DUSTBIN-GUARD (DG) ~ 71:BONGANI JERRY MAHLANGU 4 Mokone Street 

Kwa-Thema 1575 ~ 72:BONGANI JERRY MAHLANGU 

2012/01617 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A TRACKING DEVICE ~ 71:BBE ENERGY (PTY) LTD 41 Sloane Street 

Bryanston Extension 34 Sandton ~ 72:ROSS WILLIAM WILSON 

2012/01618 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A LOCKING DEVICE FOR A SHIPPING CONTAINER ~ 71:PROTEA COIN 

GROUP (ASSETS IN TRANSIT AND ARMED REACTION) (PTY) LTD Coin Security House 222 Witch-Hazel 

Avenue Highveld Techno Park Centurion ~ 72:VAN DER WALT MICHIEL COENRAAD VAN STADEN JAN 

WILLEM 

2012/01619 ~ Complete ~ 54: BIT ASSEMBLY FOR A DOWN-THE-HOLE HAMMER DRILL ~ 71:GIEN 

BERNARD LIONEL Nos 2 and 4 Simba Street Sebenza EDENBALE 1610 ~ 72:GIEN BERNARD LIONEL ~ 33: 

ZA ~ 31: ZA2009/05462 ~ 32: 05/08/2009 

2012/01620 ~ Complete ~ 54: PUMPING DEVICE ~ 71:DARTMOUTH WAVE ENERGY LIMITED Derwent Lodge 

South Town Dartmouth Devon TQ6 9BU ~ 72:SMITH ALVIN ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0918956.4 ~ 32: 29/10/2009 

2012/01621 ~ Complete ~ 54: A VETERINARY NATURAL HEALTH METHOD FOR IMPROVING LACTATION ~ 

71:PEARSON WENDY 4228 15th Sideroad RR 2 Rockwood N08 2K0 AGHAKHANI GOHLAM ABBAS 524 W 

43rd Street North Wichita Kansas 67204 ~ 72:PEARSON WENDY AGHAKHANI GOHLAM ABBAS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/240.336 ~ 32: 08/09/2009 

2012/01622 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR A CONVEYOR ~ 71:SANDVIK MINING AND 

CONSTRUCTION RSA (PTY) LTD 14 Hawley Road Bedfordview ~ 72:FLISS LYONELL 

2012/01623 ~ Provisional ~ 54: HEAVY SYNTHETIC FUEL ~ 71:SASOL TECHNOLOGY (PROPRIETARY) 

LIMITED 1 Sturdee Avenue Rosebank 2196 Johannesburg ~ 72:DANCUART LUIS PABLO VAN HEERDEN 

JACQUES GRAVETT PAUL 

2012/01624 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ISOPRENE ~ 

71:LUMMUS TECHNOLOGY INC. 1515 Broad Street Bloomfield New Jersey 07003-3096 ~ 72:GARTSIDE 

ROBERT J KLEINDIENST SHANE R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/462.688 ~ 32: 07/08/2009 

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2012/01625 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUBSTITUTED DIHYDRO BENZOCYCLOALKYLOXYMETHYL 

OXAZOLOPYRIMIDINONES,PREPARATION AND USE THEREOF ~ 71:SANOFI-AVENTIS 174 Avenue de 

France F-75013 Paris ~ 72:KOSLEY RAYMOND WALTER JR SHER ROSY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/242.586 ~ 32: 

15/09/2009 

2012/01626 ~ Complete ~ 54: RECHARGEABLE ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL SYSTEM WITH A CHARGING 

ELECTRODE CHARGE/DISCHARGE MODE SWITCHING IN THE CELLS ~ 71:FLUIDIC INC 8455 North 90th 

Street Suite 4 Scottsdale AZ 85258 ~ 72:FRIESEN CODY A KRISHNAN RAMKUMAR FRIESEN GRANT ~ 33: 

US ~ 31: 61/243.970 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01627 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOUNDS AS TYROSINE KINASE MODULATORS ~ 71:ALLERGAN INC 

2525 Dupont Drive Irvine California 92612 ~ 72:GUO XIALING ZHU ZHEN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/360.531 ~ 32: 

01/07/2010 

2012/01628 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DISPLAY ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:GOOS INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD 23 Waboom 

Road Randpark Ridge Randburg ~ 72:VAN NIEKERK ABRAHAM JOHANNES 

2012/01629 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR PROCESSING MANGANESE ORE FINES ~ 71:PROCESS 

MINERALS INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD 25 Wellard Street Bibra Lake 6163 Western Australia ~ 72:GERAGHTY 

DAVID MICHAEL ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2009905026 ~ 32: 14/10/2009 

2012/01630 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL NPR-B AGONISTS ~ 71:ALCON RESEARCH LTD 6201 South Freeway 

MS TB4-8 Fort Worth 76134-2099 Texas ~ 72:OSTERKAMP FRANK HAWLISCH HEIKO HUMMEL GERD 

KNAUTE TOBIAS REIMER ULF REINEKE ULRICH RICHTER UWE SIMON BERNADETT SPECKER EDGAR 

WOISCHNIK MARKUS HELLBERG MARK R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/245.960 ~ 32: 25/09/2009 

2012/01631 ~ Complete ~ 54: MILD,FOAMING LIQUID CLEANSERS COMPRISING LOW LEVELS OF FATTY 

ISETHIONATE PRODUCT AND LOW TOTAL FATTY ACID AND/OR FATTY ACID SOAP CONTENT ~ 

71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:TSAUR 

LIANG SHENG VILLA VIRGILIO BARBA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/577.425 ~ 32: 12/10/2009 

2012/01632 ~ Complete ~ 54: OLOPATADINE COMPOSITIONS AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:ALCON 

RESEARCH LTD 6201 South Freeway MS TB4-8 Fort Worth 76134-2099 Texas ~ 72:SCHNEIDER L WAYNE 

HAN WESLEY WEHSIN CHOWHAN MASOOD A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/247.618 ~ 32: 01/10/2009 

2012/01633 ~ Complete ~ 54: JIGGING APPARATUS ~ 71:GRAVMAX (PTY) LTD 98 Beyers Naude Street 0299 

Rustenburg ~ 72:BOSHOFF CHRISTIAAN CORNELIUS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/00765 ~ 32: 28/01/2011 

2012/01634 ~ Complete ~ 54: MATERIAL SEPARATION ~ 71:GRAVMAX (PTY) LTD 98 Beyers Naude Street 

0299 Rustenburg ~ 72:VAN WYK DANIEL JOHANNES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/00766 ~ 32: 28/01/2011 

2012/01635 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL BICYCLIC UREA COMPOUNDS ~ 71:MERCK PATENT GMBH 

Frankfurter Strasse 250 64293 Darmstadt ~ 72:CHEN XIAOLING HUCK BAYARD R SUTTON AMANDA E 

HODOUS BRIAN L KARRA SRINIVASA R LAN RUOXI GOUTOPOULOS ANDREAS JONES REINALDO C ~ 33: 

US ~ 31: 61/231.873 ~ 32: 06/08/2009 

2012/01636 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND APPARATUSES FOR MEASURING BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES 

USING MID-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY ~ 71:BP CORPORATION NORTH AMERICA INC 501 WESTLAKE 

PARK BOULEVERD HOUSTON TEXAS 77079 ~ 72:THOMSON ALASDAIR I NICHOLSON REBECCA 

GBADAMOSI MUIBAT MASON HELEN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/564.224 ~ 32: 22/09/2009 

2012/01637 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR COOLING A FINE GRAINED SOLID BULK WHILE 

EXCHANGING THE OPEN SPACE GAS CONTAINED THEREIN SIMULTANEOUSLY ~ 71:THYSSENKRUPP 

UHDE GMBH Friedrich-uhde-Strasse 15 44141 Dortmund ~ 72:HAMEL STEFAN ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 036 

119.7 ~ 32: 05/08/2009 

2012/01638 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A BED BASE ~ 71:SPRINGBOX BOX (PTY) 

LTD Sloane Street Rosslyn 0200 Pretoria ~ 72:COHEN RONALD RAYMOND ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/01684 ~ 32: 

04/03/2011 

2012/01661 ~ Complete ~ 54: A VISUAL AID ~ 71:VISION LTD Unit 235 2 Lansdowne Crescent Bournemouth 

Dorset BH1 1SA ~ 72:TO BE ADVISED 

2012/01756 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOSAGE REGIMEN FOR ADMINISTERING AN EPCAMXCD3 BISPECIFIC 

ANTIBODY ~ 71:MICROMET AG Staffelseestrasse 2 Munich 81477 ~ 72:GERHARD ZUGMEIER DOMINIK 

RUTTINGER PETER KUFER SABINE KAUBITZSCH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/344.147 ~ 32: 01/06/2010 

2012/01757 ~ Provisional ~ 54: RAZOR WIRE ~ 71:SHIELD PRODUCT LIMITED 125 Dar iL-Wied Triq il-wied 

IKL 1087 ~ 72:COCHRANE STEVEN DAVID 

2012/01758 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DART CRICKET ~ 71:SELWYN PETER CHRISTENSEN PO Box 3038 Assagay 

3624 ~ 72:SELWYN PETER CHRISTENSEN 

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2012/01640 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EEZI PREZ ~ 71:LUDWIG ADRIAAN DUVENAGE 765 Bezuidenhout Street 

Claremont Pretoria ~ 72:LUDWIG ADRIAAN DUVENAGE 

2012/01641 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ROTATING HINGE KNEE PROSTHESIS ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN 

LOVERS WALK RONDEBOSCH CAPE TOWN 7700 ~ 72:VICATOS GEORGE 

2012/01642 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PRINTED VOUCHER ~ 71:NOMANINI MOBILE VENDING (PTY) LTD 13 Dion 

Road Sandown Estate Sandton ~ 72:MONADJEM VAHID JACOB 

2012/01643 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PADLOCK TAMPER INDICATOR DEVICE ~ 71:BROWN CRAIG PATRICK 128 

River Road Lyttelton Manor Centurion 0157 ~ 72:BROWN CRAIG PATRICK 

2012/01644 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A WHEEL SPRAY INHIBITOR ~ 71:GOOSEN PIERRE 7 Wychwood Avenue 

Linkside Port Elizabeth 6001 ~ 72:GOOSEN PIERRE 

2012/01645 ~ Complete ~ 54: COSMETIC COMPOSITION ~ 71:RECKITT BENCKISER HEALTHCARE 

INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 103-105 Bath Road Slough Berkshire SL1 3UH England ~ 72:JACKSON STUART 

RAWLINS TONY BUCKLEY CAROLYN ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0915964.1 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01646 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOGGER DEVICE FOR BLASTING OPERATIONS AND METHOD OF USE ~ 

71:DYNO NOBEL INC 2795 East Cottonwood Parkway Suite 500 Salt Lake City, 84121 Utah ~ 72:MICHNA 

RICHARD JOSEPH LEVAN ROBERT W ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/251.024 ~ 32: 13/10/2009 

2012/01647 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUBLINGUAL AND BUCCAL FILM COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:RECKITT BENCKISER 

HEALTHCARE (UK) LIMITED 103-105 Bath Road Slough Berkshire SL1 3UH ~ 72:MYERS GARRY L HILBERT 

SAMUEL D BOONE BILL J BOGUE B ARLIE SANGHVI PRADEEP HARIHARAN MADHUSUDAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

12/537.571 ~ 32: 07/08/2009 

2012/01648 ~ Provisional ~ 54: GRATING PANEL SPACER ~ 71:VITAL ENGINEERING (PTY) LTD LEA ROAD 

BOKSBURG NORTH 1461 GAUTENG ~ 72:PRINGLE DODDS BEAUMONT 

2012/01649 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN EARRING ~ 71:NARUNSKY JONATHAN BENJAMIN 17 Mervin Road 

Glenhazel Johannesburg ~ 72:NARUNSKY JONATHAN BENJAMIN 

2012/01650 ~ Complete ~ 54: THIN NANO STRUCTURED LAYERS WITH HIGH CATALYTIC ACTIVITY ON 

NICKEL OR NICKEL ALLOY SURFACES AND PROCESS FOR THEIR PREPARATION ~ 71:LAM BA 

ENGINEERING & CONSULTING SRL Via Piave 92 I-10014 Caluso (Torino) ~ 72:MARINI PAOLO CELANI 

FRANCESCO NAKAMURA MISA DI STEFANO VITTORIO ~ 33: IT ~ 31: TO2009A000626 ~ 32: 07/08/2009 

2012/01651 ~ Complete ~ 54: THERMALLY STABLE POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND CONSTRUCTIONS ~ 

71:SMITH INTERNATIONAL INC 1310 Rankin Road Houston Texas 77073 ~ 72:BELNAP DANIEL J FANG YI 

FAN GUOJIANG CARIVEAU PETER T VORONIN GEORGIY SHEN YUELIN ZHANG YOUHE YU FENG BAO 

YAHUA EYRE RONALD K ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/250.816 ~ 32: 12/10/2009 

2012/01653 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL AZAHETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS ~ 71:MERCK PATENT GMBH 

Frankfurter Strasse 250 64293 Darmstadt ~ 72:SUTTON AMANDA E RICHARDSON THOMAS E HUCK 

BAYARD R POTNICK JUSTIN BRUGGER NADIA VANDEVEER HAROLD GEORGE LAN RUOXI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/232.179 ~ 32: 07/08/2009 

2012/01654 ~ Complete ~ 54: THROUGH-PASSAGE ROOFING TILE ~ 71:MONIER ROOFING COMPONENTS 

GMBH Frankfurter Landstrasse 2-4 61440 Oberursel ~ 72:WILLEN DIRK ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 043 172.1 ~ 32: 

26/09/2009 

2012/01655 ~ Complete ~ 54: PARTICLE TRAP AND FILTER DEVICE COMPRISING A PARTICLE TRAP ~ 

71:VOLVO LASTVAGNAR AB S-405 08 Goteborg ~ 72:ETEMAD SASSAN RYRHOLM REIMER ~ 33: SE ~ 31: 

2009/000408 ~ 32: 14/09/2009 

2012/01656 ~ Complete ~ 54: CATHODE SHELL STRUCTURE ~ 71:NORSK HYDRO ASA N-0240 OSLO ~ 

72:EICK INGO KROSCHINSKI DIRK ~ 33: NO ~ 31: 20092968 ~ 32: 07/09/2009 

2012/01657 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESSES FOR THE PREPARATION OF VARDENAFIL ~ 71:RANBAXY 

LABORATORIES LTD Head Office 12th Floor Devika Tower 06 Nehru Place New Delhi 110019 ~ 72:MITTAL 

ANU THAPER RAJESH KUMAR KHANNA MAHAVIR SINGH PRASAD MOHAN ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 1650/DEL/2009 ~ 

32: 07/08/2009 

2012/01658 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PNEUMATIC WINCH CONTROL ~ 71:PAUL CHRISTIAN GIBBON 9 Suiker 

Bekkie Safari Gardens Rustenburg ~ 72:PAUL CHRISTIAN GIBBON 

2012/01659 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BETTER DAYS CARD (BD CARD) ~ 71:EUGENE ALEXANDER BUYS 34 Buffels 

Street Riverlea Johannesburg 2093 ~ 72:EUGENE ALEXANDER BUYS 

2012/01660 ~ Complete ~ 54: WEAPONS CONTROL SYSTEMS ~ 71:KLEIN AVNER 145 WELLS STREET 

SOUTH MELBOURNE VICTORIA 3205 ~ 72:KLEIN AVNER ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2008901200 ~ 32: 12/03/2008 

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2012/01755 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR ISOLATING ALKALOIDS FORM PLANTS ~ 71:THOMAS 

KALLIMOPOULOS Benckiserstrasse 47 Ludwigshafen 67059 ~ 72:THOMAS KALLIMOPOULOS ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 

10 2009 040 381.7 ~ 32: 07/09/2009 

2012/02000 ~ Complete ~ 54: CUTTING DEVICE ~ 71:UNICHARM CORPORATION 182 Shimobun Kinsei-cho 

Shikokuchuo-shi Ehime 7990111 ~ 72:YOKOE KEIJIRO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-217748 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 


2012/01554 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SENSITIZING COMPOSITION FOR AN EXPLOSIVE ~ 71:AEL MINING 

SERVICES LIMITED AECI Place 24 The Woodlands Woodlands Drive Woodmead Sandton 2196 ~ 

72:VERMAAK CHARL ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/07945 ~ 32: 12/11/2009 

2012/01662 ~ Complete ~ 54: MAGNETIC ENGAGEMENT DRIVE FOR LOCKING MECHANISMS ~ 

71:INTERLOCK SYSTEMS CC 60 Van Wouw Street Groenkloof Pretoria ~ 72:VAN RENSBURG NEIL 

2012/01663 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD OF APPLYING A MESH PANEL TO A WALL OF AN EXCAVATION 

~ 71:GIDDICCA (PTY) LTD 109 Adcock Ingram Avenue Aeroton Johannesburg ~ 72:PASTORINO PAULO 

ETTORE CAWOOD MARTIN SHEPPARD JAMES 

2012/01664 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ELECTRICAL GENERATOR ~ 71:FRIEDENTHAL REGINALD 73 Bram Fischer 

Drive Robindale Randburg ~ 72:FRIEDENTHAL REGINALD 

2012/01665 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FOAM SHOWER CONCEPT ~ 71:BRIAN MICHAEL THORESSON 39 Umgeni 

Str Stilfontein 2551 ~ 72:BRIAN MICHAEL THORESSON 

2012/01666 ~ Provisional ~ 54: COMP TROLC ~ 71:XOLISWA CINGO 520 Sundu Street Zone 7 Pimville Soweto 

~ 72:XOLISWA CINGO 

2012/01667 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TRIPPLE X POWER SUPPLY ~ 71:VAN DER WESTHUIZEN JAMES JESSE 716 

Simpson Str Hibberdene 4220 South Coast ~ 72:VAN DER WESTHUIZEN JAMES JESSE 

2012/01668 ~ Provisional ~ 54: LANDMINE AND UXO (UNEXPLODED ORDINANCE) DEFLAGRATION 

SYSTEM ~ 71:PETRUS GERHARDUS KUHN P O Box 6155 Ansfrere 1711 ~ 72:PETRUS GERHARDUS KUHN 

2012/01669 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SEATING ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:JOHANNES PAUL VAN TELLINGEN 20 

Southern Cross Drive Constantia 7806 ~ 72:JOHANNES PAUL VAN TELLINGEN 

2012/01670 ~ Provisional ~ 54: GENERATOR AND ELECTRIC MOTOR ~ 71:ALEXANDER PETER SMITH 34 

Malata Beach 65 Coral Road Bloubergrand 7441 ~ 72:ALEXANDER PETER SMITH 

2012/01671 ~ Complete ~ 54: APOGOSSYPOLONE DERIVATIVES AS ANTICANCER AGENTS ~ 

71:SANFORD-BURNHAM MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE 10901 North Torrey Pines Road La JOlla CA 

92037 ~ 72:PELLECCHIA MAURIZIO WEI JUN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/249.982 ~ 32: 08/10/2009 

2012/01672 ~ Complete ~ 54: A CYTOLYTIC RTX-TOXIN FROM GALLIBACTERIUM ANATIS ~ 

71:KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET (UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN) Norregade 10 Postboks 2177 DK-1017 

Copenhagen K ~ 72:BOJESEN ANDERS MIKI KRISTENSEN BODIL MARIE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/250.163 ~ 32: 

09/10/2009 

2012/01673 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL ALDEHYDES AND NITRILES FROM ISOPHORONE,AND USE 

THEREOF IN PERFUMERY ~ 71:V MANE FILS 620 Route De Grasse F-06620 Bar Sur Loup ~ 72:MURATORE 

AGNES CHANOT JEAN-JACQUES ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0956422 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01674 ~ Complete ~ 54: LARGE RETURNABLE CONTAINER,METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR 

MOLDING THE SAME,AND BLOW MOLD WITH SEPARATE HEATING ZONES ~ 71:NISSEI ASB MACHINE 

CO. LTD 4586-3 Koo Komoro-shi Nagano 384-8585 ~ 72:AOKI DAIICHI TSUKAMOTO HIROYUKI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 

2009-186785 ~ 32: 11/08/2009 

2012/01675 ~ Complete ~ 54: ORGANIC SALTS FOR REDUCING STONE PERMEABILITIES ~ 71:BASF SE D- 

67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:SPINDLER CHRISTIAN SCHLEIFER NORBERT BRODT GREGOR ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 

09167703.9 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

2012/01676 ~ Complete ~ 54: AZETIDINONE COMPOUNDS AND MEDICAL USE THEREOF ~ 71:ZHEJIANG 

HISUN PHARMACEUTICAL CO LTD 46 Waisha Road, Jiaojiang District Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province 318000 

~ 72:BAI HUA ZHAO XUYANG XU XIAOJIE LIU XIAOYU ZHANG YUNCAI CHEN YING ZHENG XIAOHE GU 

MAOJIAN ZHU QIFENG ZHANG YONG LUO HAIRONG ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 200910162888.8 ~ 32: 11/08/2009 

2012/01677 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE THAT CAN BE WORN ON THE BODY OF A USER AND THAT 

PROVIDES VACUUM FOR MEDICAL USES ~ 71:PAUL HARTMANN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Paul-Hartmann- 

Strasse 12 89522 Heidenheim ~ 72:ECKSTEIN AXEL HOFSTETTER JURGEN MOLLER MARIO HEER 

ANDREAS EGNER SIMON ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 038 130.9 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

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2012/01678 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOSAGE REGIMEN OF AN S1P RECEPTOR MODULATOR ~ 71:NOVARTIS AG 

Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel ~ 72:BOULTON CRAIG BURTIN PASCALE DAVID OLIVIER DE VERA ANA 

DUMORTIER THOMAS HUNT IRENE SCHMOUDER ROBERT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/352.029 ~ 32: 07/06/2010 

2012/01679 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED POLYURETHANR FOAMING PROCESSES AND FOAM 

PROPERTIES USING HALOGENATED OLEFIN BLOWING AGENT ~ 71:ARKEMA INC 900 First Avenue King 

Of Prussia Pennsylvania 19406 ~ 72:COSTA JOSEPH S CHEN BENJAMIN B BONNET PHILIPPE ~ 33: US ~ 

31: 61/240.727 ~ 32: 09/09/2009 

2012/01680 ~ Complete ~ 54: GLYCOSIDE DERIVATIVES AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:NOVARTIS AG 

Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel ~ 72:BEBERNITZ GREGORY RAYMOND BOCK MARK G REDDY DUMBALA 

SRINIVAS HAJARE ATUL KASHINATH VYAVAHARE VINOD BHOSALE SANDEEP BHAUSAHEB KURHADE 

SURESH EKNATH SALUNKHE VIDESH SHAIKH NADIM S BHUNIYA DEBNATH PALLE VENKATA P FENG 

LILI LIANG JESSICA ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 2689/DEL/2009 ~ 32: 23/12/2009 

2012/01681 ~ Complete ~ 54: DIHYDRO-OXOZOLOBENZODIAZEPINONE COMPOUNDS,A PROCESS FOR 

THEIR PREPARATION AND PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING THEM ~ 71:LES 

LABORATOIRES SERVIER 35 RUE DE VERDUN F-92284 SURESNES CEDEX EGIS GYOGYSZERGYAR 

NYRT 30-38 Kereszturi UT H-1106 Budapest ~ 72:LING ISTVAN BARKOCZY JOZSEF ANTONI FERENC 

GACSALYI ISTVAN LEVAY GYORGY SPEDDING MICHAEL HARSING LASZLO ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 11/00682 ~ 32: 

08/03/2011 

2012/01682 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING ENZYME-CLEAVABLE KETONE-MODIFIED 

OPIOID PRODRUGS AND OPTIONAL INHIBITORS THEREOF ~ 71:SIGNATURE THERAPEUTICS INC 75 

Shoreway Road Suite D San Carlos 94070 California ~ 72:JENKINS THOMAS E HUSFELD CRAIG O 

SEROOGY JULIE D WRAY JONATHAN W ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/288.148 ~ 32: 18/12/2009 

2012/01683 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FULVIC ACID AND ANTIBIOTIC COMBINATION FOR INHIBITION OR 

TREATMENT OF MULTI-DRUG RESISTANT BACTERIA ~ 71:NATRACINE UK LTD Legh Coach House 

Wilmslow Road Mottram St Andrew SK10 4QH Cheshire ~ 72:LEIVERS STEPHEN WILLIAM WARN PETER 

2012/01684 ~ Complete ~ 54: MAGAZINE-INTEGRATED AMMUNITION ~ 71:RHEINMETALL WAFFE 

MUNITION GMBH Heinrich-Ehrhardt-Strasse 2 29345 Unterluss ~ 72:KLASEN ANDRE ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 

043 483.6 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/01685 ~ Complete ~ 54: ACTIVATION UNIT FOR AMMUNITION-FREE DECOYS ~ 71:RHEINMETALL 

WAFFE MUNITION GMBH Heinrich-Ehrhardt-Strasse 2 29345 Unterluss ~ 72:PRELIC NENAD EGLAUER 

HERIBERT ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 043 491.7 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/01686 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR REINJECTION OF RETARD ENERGY IN A 

TROLLEY-BASED ELECTRIC MINING HAUL TRUCK ~ 71:SIEMENS INDUSTRY INC 3333 Old Milton Parkway 

Alpharetta Georgia 30005-4437 ~ 72:MAZUMDAR JOY KOELLNER WALTER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/604.571 ~ 32: 

23/10/2009 

2012/01687 ~ Complete ~ 54: BIOMARKERS FOR PREDICTING SUSTAINED RESPONSE TO HCV 

TREATMENT ~ 71:F HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE AG GRENZACHERSTRASSE 124 CH-4070 BASLE ~ 72:CHIU 

SHU-HUI ZHU YONGHONG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/265.816 ~ 32: 02/12/2009 

2012/01688 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ENHANCING A WASTEWATER TREATMENT 

PROCESS ~ 71:SIEMENS INDUSTRY INC 3333 Old Milton Parkway Alpharetta Georgia 30005-4437 ~ 

72:WOODARD STEVEN WECHSLER IONEL MARSTON PETER G ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/584.545 ~ 32: 08/09/2009 

2012/01689 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING UNPROCESSED AND PARTIALLY PROCESSES 

NEUROTOXIN TYPE A ~ 71:MERZ PHARMA GMBH & CO KGAA, Eckenheimer Landstrasse 100 60318 

Frankfurt am Main ~ 72:TAYLOR HAROLD V BRUNN CORNELIA EISELE KARL-HEINZ ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/279.453 ~ 32: 21/10/2009 


2012/01690 ~ Complete ~ 54: PICRORHIZA KURROA EXTRACT FOR PREVENTION,ELIMINATION AND 

TREATMENT OF RNA VIRUSES AND INFECTION OR DISEASES CAUSED BY THE SAME IN 

HUMANS,ANIMALS AND IN BIOTECH INDUSTRY ~ 71:MUNISEKHAR MEDASANI S-1 Plot#31B Vimal Road#5 

Jubilee Hills Hyderbad 500033 Andhra Pradesh SATYASAYEE BABU DIVI S-1 Plot#31B Vimal Road#5 Jubilee 

Hills Hyderbad 500033 Andhra Pradesh ~ 72:MUNISEKHAR MEDASANI SATYASAYEE BABU DIVI ~ 33: IN ~ 

31: 2150/CHE/2009 ~ 32: 04/09/2009 

2012/01691 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SMELTER LANCE ~ 71:HERAEUS ELECTRO-NITE (PTY) LTD 29 Atlas Road 

Anderbolt Boskburg ~ 72:MINNAR KEITH GAVIN 

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2012/01692 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BILLBOARD CLOSURE ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:IDENTITY SIGNAGE 

MANUFACTURES (PTY) LTD 24 Bruton Road Bryanston Johannesburg ~ 72:VAN DEN HEEVER ANTON 

ENGEL JEROEN DUTCH 

2012/01693 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A SHOE SOLE ~ 71:DU PLESSIS CARON No. 4 Partridge Place Hiskett Road 

Magaliesig Bryanston 2191 ~ 72:DU PLESSIS CARON 

2012/01694 ~ Provisional ~ 54: 3D DRIVING SCHOLL ~ 71:DR VUYO YOKWE 2404 John R055 House Victoria 

Embankment Durban 4001 ~ 72:DR VUYO YOKWE 

2012/01695 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD OF PROCESSING AND DISPOSING OF HYDROCARBON WASTE ~ 

71:REXOS LTD Invictus House Heath Road Whitchurch Shropshire SY13 2AE LAFARGE 61 rue des Belles 

Feuilles F-75116 Paris ~ 72:MONBIOT RICHARD BOURGAREL FLORENT ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0914785,1 ~ 32: 

25/08/2009 

2012/01696 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ELECTRICAL POWER PRODUCTION ~ 

71:OCHSE ANDREW 16 Montrose Hornbill Road Douglasdale 2165 MEYER GEOFFREY LYNTON 16 Napoli 

Estate Rea Road Douglasdale 2165 ~ 72:OCHSE ANDREW MEYER GEOFFREY LYNTON ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 

2010/02153 ~ 32: 26/03/2010 

2012/01697 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A COUPLER ~ 71:KMDB MANUFACTURES (PTY) LTD 41 Frans Oerder 

Groenkloof 0181 ~ 72:PHILLIPUS JACOBUS DE KLERK 

2012/01698 ~ Complete ~ 54: COUPLER ~ 71:KMDB MANUFACTURES (PTY) LTD 41 Frans Oerder Groenkloof 

0181 ~ 72:PHILLIPUS JACOBUS DE KLERK 

2012/01699 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AUTO REVERSE SYSTEM FOR TRAILER COUPING ~ 71:KMDB 

MANUFACTURES (PTY) LTD 41 Frans Oerder Groenkloof 0181 ~ 72:PHILLIPUS JACOBUS DE KLERK 

2012/01700 ~ Complete ~ 54: GAMING APPARATUS AND SYSTEMS ~ 71:DYNAMITE GAMES PTY LTD 

LEVEL 4 37 - 49 Pitt Street Sydney NSW 2000 ~ 72:ELLIS BENJAMIN JAMES ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2011201126 ~ 32: 

09/03/2011 

2012/01701 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONNECTION MODULE ~ 71:DECOMA (GERMANY) GMBH Justus-Von-Liebig- 

Strasse 5 66280 Sulzbach/Saar ~ 72:HOLDERLE VOLKER ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 038 134.1 ~ 32: 13/08/2009 

2012/01702 ~ Provisional ~ 54: STORAGE UNIT AND METHOD ~ 71:DE LANGE THEUNIS GERT HENDRIK 1 

Mercedes Road Areus Randfontein 1760 DE LANGE SIMON HENDRIK 1 Mercedes road Areus Randfontein 

1760 MARCUSSEN SVEN ERIK 1 Mercedes Road Areus Randfontein 1760 ~ 72:DE LANGE THEUNIS GERT 

HENDRIK DE LANGE SIMON HENDRIK MARCUSSEN SVEN ERIK 

2012/01703 ~ Complete ~ 54: PYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES AS PROTEIN TYROSINE KINASE 2 INHIBITORS ~ 

71:BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL GMBH Binger Strasse 173 55216 Ingelheim am Rhein ~ 

72:STADTMUELLER HEINZ SAPOUNTZIS LOANNIS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10172460.7 ~ 32: 11/08/2010 

2012/01704 ~ Complete ~ 54: DLL4-BINDING MOLECULES ~ 71:BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL 

GMBH Binger Strasse 173 55216 Ingelheim am Rhein ~ 72:BORGES ERIC GSCHWIND ANDREAS BOUCNEAU 

JOACHIM DE TAVERNIER EVELYN KOLKMAN JOOST MERCHIERS PASCAL VAN HOORICK DIANE ~ 33: EP 

~ 31: 09172132.4 ~ 32: 02/10/2009 

2012/01705 ~ Complete ~ 54: PREGNANE DERIVATIVES CONDENSED IN THE 16, 17 POSITION WITH AN N- 

SUBSTITUTED ISOXAZOLIDINE RING AS ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS ~ 71:CHIESI FARMACEUTICI 

S.P.A. Via Palermo 26/A 43100 Parma ~ 72:ARMANI ELISABETTA GHIDINI ELEONORA PERETTO ILARIA 

VIRDIS ANDREA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09011665.8 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01706 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD OF AUTHENTICATING A DEVICE AND ENCRYPTING DATA 

TRANSMITTED BETWEEN THE DEVICE AND A SERVER ~ 71:MTN MOBILE MONEY SA (PTY) LTD 1ST 

FLOOR SUMMIT PLACE 495 SUMMIT ROAD MORNINGSIDE 2196 ~ 72:ROUX PETRUS DANIEL JACOBUS 

SELIBAS PAUL ANDREW BRUYNSE DIRK MARINUS 

2012/01707 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN EXAMINATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ~ 71:PENS DOWN CC 46 

Edendale Road Edendale Johannesburg 1610 Gauteng ~ 72:HAWES JONATHAN PATRICK 

2012/01708 ~ Complete ~ 54: REMOVABLE COLOR GEL BASECOAT FOR ARTIFICIAL NAIL COATINGS AND 

METHODS THEREFORE ~ 71:CREATIVE NAIL DESIGN INC 1125 Joshua Way Vista Califonia 92081 ~ 

72:CONGER CHAD VU THONG H ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/555,571 ~ 32: 08/09/2009 

2012/01709 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PROTEIN HOUSING FOR A CHEMICAL BASED SELF-CONTAINED SELF- 

RESCUER,SELF-CONTAINED SELF-RESCURE SAFTEY SYSTEM, MONITORING DEVICE, AND METHOD OF 

MONITORING SELF-CONTAINED SELF-RESCUERES ~ 71:CSIR Meiring Naude Road CSIR Campus BLD 34 

Brummeria 0184 ~ 72:SCHREIBER LOTHAR WILFRIED HOLDCROFT ROBERT JAMES 

2012/01710 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PAYMENT PROCESSING SYSTEM AND METHOD ~ 71:WATTBOX HOLDINGS 

(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 24 Kalypso Naivasha Road Sunninghill ~ 72:NALDER NICHOLAS FIELDING 

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2012/01711 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLOATING MICROGRANULES ~ 71:DEBREGEAS ET ASSOCIES PHARMA 79 

Rue De Miromesnil F-75008 Paris ~ 72:LEBON CHRISTOPHE SUPLIE PASCAL ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0955641 ~ 32: 

12/08/2009 

2012/01712 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL PHARMACEUTICAL FORMULATIONS AGAINST DRUG MISUSE ~ 

71:DEBREGEAS ET ASSOCIES PHARMA 79 Rue De Miromesnil F-75008 Paris ~ 72:SUPLIE PASCAL LEBON 

CHRISTOPHE ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0955642 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

2012/01713 ~ Complete ~ 54: CUTTING ELEMENTS HAVING DIFFERENT INTERSTITIAL MATERIALS IN 

MULTI-LAYER DIAMOND TABLES,EARTH-BORING TOOLS INCLUDING SUCH CUTTING ELEMENTS,AND 

METHODS OF FORMING SAME ~ 71:BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED PO Box 4740 Houston TX 77210 ~ 

72:SCHMITZ KURTIS SCOTT DANNY E ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/544,954 ~ 32: 20/08/2009 

2012/01714 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROTEIN MATRIX VACCINES OF IMPROVED IMMUNOGENICITY ~ 

71:MATRIIVAX RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CORP 650 Albany Street #117 Boston MA 02118 ~ 72:KILLEEN 

KEVIN P THANAWASTEIN ANN GRIFFIN THOMAS J IV ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/276,783 ~ 32: 09/09/2009 

2012/01715 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF (1S,4R)-2-OXA-3- 

AZABICYCLO{[2,2.1]HEPT-5-ENES ~ 71:LONZA LTD Münchensteinerstrasse 38 CH-4052 Basel ~ 72:FRANZEN 

MANUELA NOTI CHRISTIAN ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09011146.9 ~ 32: 31/08/2009 

2012/01716 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVEMENTS IN OR RELATING TO LASER SCANNING SYSTEMS ~ 

71:OPTOS PLC Queensferry House Carnegie Business Campus Queensferry Road Dunfermiline Fife KY11 8GR 

~ 72:AZEGROUZ HIND ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0913911.4 ~ 32: 10/08/2009 

2012/01717 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR LEACHING OF ORE CONTAINING COPPER AND COBALT ~ 

71:OUTOTEC OYJ Riihitontuntie 7 FI-02200 Espoo ~ 72:SALMINEN JUSTIN VAARNO JUSSI SAAMANEN 

JUKKA TIIHONEN JARI RITASALO TEEMU ~ 33: FI ~ 31: 20090294 ~ 32: 11/08/2009 

2012/01718 ~ Complete ~ 54: STEEPING LIQUOR USED AS A MEANS OF CONTROLLING THE RISK OF FIRE 

AND EXPLOSION OF ORGANIC EXTRACTIVE MATERIALS ~ 71:IEC EUROPE S.A.R.L 44 reu de la Valle L- 

2661 Luxembourg ~ 72:TERRAZ DENIS ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0903919 ~ 32: 11/08/2009 

2012/01719 ~ Complete ~ 54: FORMULATIONS AND METHODS EMPLOYING ANHYDROUS DISINFECTANT ~ 

71:PURE BIOSCIENCE 1725 Gillespie Way EL Cajon CA 92020 ~ 72:KRALL MICHAEL L GUMIENNY JR 

RICHARD JONTE DOLANA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/233,424 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

2012/01720 ~ Complete ~ 54: PTH-CONTAINING THERAPEUTIC/PROPHYLACTIC AGENT FOR 

OSTEOPOROSIS, CHARACTERIZED IN THAT PTH IS ADMINISTERED ONCE A WEEK IN A UNIT DOSE OF 

100 TO 200 UNITS ~ 71:ASAHI KASEI PHARMA CORPORATION 1-105 Kanda Jinbocho Chiyoda-Ku Tokyo 

101-8101 ~ 72:SHIRAE SHINICHIRO MASUNAGA YUIKO KOBAYASHI NOBUYUKI KATO HIROKI HORI 

KAZUYOSHI NAKAMURA YASUO NOZAKI YOSHIHIDE KURODA TATSUHIKO SERADA MASASHI ~ 33: JP ~ 

31: 2009-208039 ~ 32: 09/09/2009 

2012/01721 ~ Complete ~ 54: ENHANCING COMMUNICATION ~ 71:MIMECAST NORTH AMERICA INC 203 

Crescent Street Suit 303 Waltham MA 02453 ~ 72:SCOTT-COWLEY ORLANDO BORENSTEIN NATHANIEL S ~ 

33: US ~ 31: 13/044,842 ~ 32: 10/03/2011 

2012/01722 ~ Complete ~ 54: BISPECIFIC BINDING MOLECULES FOR ANTI-ANGIOGENESIS THERAPY ~ 

71:BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL GMBH Binger Strasse 173 55216 Ingelheim am Rhein ~ 

72:BORGES ERIC GSCHWIND ANDREAS BOUCNEAU JOACHIM DE TAVERNIER EVELYN KOLKMAN 

JOOST MERCHIERS PASCAL VAN HOORICK DIANE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10175316.8 ~ 32: 03/09/2010 

2012/01768 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BRAKE WEAR INDICATOR ~ 71:KMDB MANUFACTURERS (PTY) LTD No 7 

2nd Street Vorsterskroon Ext 3 Nigel 1490 ~ 72:PHILLIPUS JACOBUS DE KLERK 


2012/01724 ~ Provisional ~ 54: KLOKWIRE ~ 71:REINHARD PIENAAR 839 13th Avenue 13th Avenue 

Wonerboom-South Pretoria ~ 72:REINHARD PIENAAR 

2012/01725 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CATHODE FOR USE IN AN ELECTRO WINNING PLANT ~ 71:HUMAN JAN 

PETRUS 16 Lobelia Street Somerset West 7130 ~ 72:HUMAN JAN PETRUS 

2012/01726 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CONDUCTING MARKET RESEARCH ~ 71:LEVIN 

JULIAN 6 5th Avenue Emmerentia Johannesburg Gauteng Province 2001 ~ 72:LEVIN JULIAN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 

2011/00002 ~ 32: 03/01/2011 

2012/01727 ~ Complete ~ 54: INDENONE DERIVATIVE AND PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION 

COMPRISING SAME ~ 71:KOREA RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 100 Jang-dong 

Yuseong-gu Daejeon 305-343 ~ 72:HEO JUNG NYOUNG BAE MYUNG AE KIM NACK JEONG CHANG SUNG 

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YOUNG KANG NAM SOOK YOO SUNG EUN HWANG EUN SOOK ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-2009-0085954 ~ 32: 

11/09/2009 

2012/01728 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN INTELLIGENT PERIPHERAL DEVICE AND SYSTEM FOR THE 

AUTHENTICATION AND VERIFICATION OF INDIVIDUALS AND/OR DOCUMENTS THROUGH A SECURE 

MULTIFUNCTIONAL AUTHENTICATION SERVICES WITH DATA STORAGE CAPABILITY ~ 71:SZOKE 

THOMAS 921 Parkside Pointe boulevard Apopka Florida 32712 FOZZATI DANIEL 160 Saint Botolph Street 

APT.#5, Boston MA 02115 VAGO ANDRAS 23 Abel Jeno Utca Budapest 1113 ~ 72:SZOKE THOMAS FOZZATI 

DANIEL VAGO ANDRAS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/274,139 ~ 32: 13/08/2009 

2012/01729 ~ Complete ~ 54: SPEED CONTROL DRIVE SESCTION WITH FAILSAFE VALVE ~ 71:TDW 

DELAWARE INC 1100 Market Street Suit 780 Wilmington Delaware 19801 ~ 72:LUDLOW JED GLASS KEITH 

WARKENTIN JONATHAN LAURESEN PAUL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/539,696 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

2012/01730 ~ Complete ~ 54: HIGH AFFINITY HUMAN ANTIBODIES TO HUMAN PROTEASE-ACTIVATED 

RECEPTOR-2 ~ 71:REGENERON PHARMACEUTICALS INC 777 Old Saw Mill River Road Tarrytown NY 1059- 

6706 ~ 72:MACDONALD LYNN MURPHY ANDREW J PAPADOPULOS NICHOLAS J MORRA MARC R 

SALZLER ROBERT R LACCROIX-FRALISH MICHAEL L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/317,839 ~ 32: 26/03/2010 

2012/01731 ~ Complete ~ 54: POWDER INHALER ~ 71:BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL GMBH 

Binger Strasse 173 55216 Ingelheim am Rhein ~ 72:KAEMPER MARKUS SCHULZ JOERN-ERIC ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 

09172107.6 ~ 32: 02/10/2009 

2012/01732 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SEGMENTING IMAGES ~ 71:DRS DATA 

SERVICES LIMITED 1 Danbury Court Linford Wood Milton Keynes MK14 6LR ~ 72:PU ZHANG CHASE JULIAN 

BEATS STEPHEN MARK HUDSON GRAHAM CHARLES WHITELEY SEAN EDWARD ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 

0915375.0 ~ 32: 03/09/2009 

2012/01733 ~ Complete ~ 54: TD PROBE AND ITS USES ~ 71:SEEGENE INC 8FL.9FL,Taewon BLDG 65-5 

Bangi-Dong Songpa-Gu Seoul 138-050 ~ 72:CHUN JONG-YOON HWANG IN TAEK LEE SANG KIL ~ 33: KR ~ 

31: PCT/KR2010/004119 ~ 32: 24/06/2010 

2012/01734 ~ Complete ~ 54: INVENTORY MONITORING AND VERIFICATION SYSTEM ~ 71:CAREFUSION 

303 , INC 3750 TORREY VIEW COURT SAN DIEGO , CALIFORNIA 92130 ~ 72:ROSS GRAHAM ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

12/563,986 ~ 32: 21/09/2009 

2012/01735 ~ Complete ~ 54: RESEALABLE LAMINATE FOR HEAT SEALED PACKAGING ~ 71:AVERY 

DENNISON CORPORATION 150 N Orange Grove BLVD Pasadena 91103 Californa ~ 72:DUAN XINRONG 

DAFFNER MARTIN HALLAK BASSAM ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/241,416 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01736 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONSTANT TEMPERATURE HOT-CONDUCTOR ANEMOMETER ~ 

71:CAREFUSION 207, INC 3750 Torrey View Court San Diego CA 92130 ~ 72:GRABOI DAN SVEEN FINN 

GARRIOTT JOHN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/540,143 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

2012/01737 ~ Complete ~ 54: SLIDING ANCHOR ~ 71:HILTI AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Feldkircherstrasse 100 LI 

9494 Schaan ~ 72:PODESSER RICHARD SCHIMIDT FRANK ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 102011005361.1 ~ 32: 10/03/2011 

2012/01738 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOMAIN SELECTION FOR MOBILE-ORIGINATED MESSAGE SERVICE ~ 

71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:GRIOT MIGUEL SONG 

OSOK ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/851,678 ~ 32: 06/08/2010 

2012/01739 ~ Complete ~ 54: IDENTIFYING A DOMAIN FOR DELIVERY OF MESSAGE SERVICE 

INFORMATION ~ 71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:GRIOT 

MIGUEL SONG OSOK ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/851,679 ~ 32: 06/08/2010 

2012/01740 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF CATHEPSIN S INHIBITORS ~ 

71:JANSSEN PHARMACEUTICA N.V. Turnhoutseweg 30 B-2340-Beerse ~ 72:LIANG JIMMY T MANI 

NEELAKANDHA S ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/233,231 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

2012/01741 ~ Complete ~ 54: RELAY STATION, RELAY METHOD, AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION 

DEVICE ~ 71:SONY CORPORATION 1-7-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo 108-0075 ~ 72:KIMURA RYOTA ~ 33: JP ~ 

31: 2009-217343 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01742 ~ Complete ~ 54: UPRIGHT STEAM MOP WITH AUXILIARY TOOL ~ 71:BISSELL HOMECARE INC 

2345 Walker Avenue N.W Grand Rapids Michigan 49544 ~ 72:NOLAN MATTHEW P ASHBAUGH KURT E 

KREBS ALAN J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/232,971 ~ 32: 11/08/2009 

2012/01743 ~ Complete ~ 54: TECHNIQUE FOR CONTROLLING PUMPS IN A HYDRAULIC SYSTEM ~ 

71:CATERPILLAR GLOBAL MINING LLC 6744 S Howell Avenue Oak Creek Wl 53154 ~ 72:WEBER ROBERT 

PERUGINI DAVE L HELFRICH JOSEPH CHMIEL WAYNE G ONSAGER MICHAEL G ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/557,119 

~ 32: 10/09/2009 

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2012/01744 ~ Complete ~ 54: UTILITY SCALE ELECTRIC ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM ~ 71:ADVANCED 

RAIL ENERGY STORAGE LLC 999 Third Avenue Suit 4400 Seattle WA 9814 ~ 72:PEITZKE WILLIAM R 

ERDMAN WILLIAM L MOORHEAD WILLIAM H SCOTT DAVID I BROWN MATTHEW B SCOTT ROBERT T 

BLODGETT DOUGLAS C ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/233,052 ~ 32: 11/08/2009 

2012/01745 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PRICING AND ALLOCATING SECURITIES ~ 

71:BUCKNELL TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD 6/414 Edgecliff Road Woollahra New South Wales 2025 ~ 

72:BUCKNELL BENJAMIN GEORGE WENTWORTH ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2009903787 ~ 32: 12/08/2009 

2012/01746 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOWNHOLE DEVICE ~ 71:DOMAIN LICENCES LIMITED Jipfa Building 3rd Floor 

Main Street Tortola ~ 72:JENNER ANDREW ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/709,948 ~ 32: 22/02/2010 

2012/01747 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CHARGING A BATTERY ~ 71:FENIX 

INTERNATIONAL INC 82 2nd Street San Francisco Califonia 94105 ~ 72:LIN MICHAEL KETTERLE JONAS 

JELEN PAUL PELOCHINO JOHN KRIEGER BRIAN HEINRICH MITCHELL WARSHAWSKY BRIAN THOMAS 

JONATHAN DHANALIWALA AKBAR ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/879,131 ~ 32: 10/09/2010 

2012/01748 ~ Complete ~ 54: POLYCRYSTALLINE COMPACTS HAVING MATERIAL DISPOSED IN 

INTERSTITIAL SPACES THEREIN,CUTTING ELEMENTS AND EARTH-BORING TOOLS INCLUDING SUCH 

COMPACTS,AND METHODS OF FORMING SUCH COMPACTS ~ 71:BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED PO 

Box 4740 Houston TX 77210 ~ 72:DIGIOVANNI ANTHONY A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/558,184 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01749 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONTROLLED DISCHARGE OSTOMY APPLIANCE AND SHIELD THEREFOR ~ 

71:CONVATEC TECHNOLOGIES INC Suit 250 3993 Howard Hudges Parkway Las Vegas NV 89169-6754 ~ 

72:NGUYEN-DE-MARY TIHN BLUM JOHN DAVIES PHILIP CLINE JOHN STACEY GARY BECKETT TREVOR 

~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/276,352 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01750 ~ Complete ~ 54: VACCINE HAVING A PEPTIDE ADJUVANT FOR ELICITING A SPECIFIC 

IMMUNE RESPONSE TO TREAT VIRAL INFECTION AND OTHER CONDITIONS ~ 71:IMMUNOTECH 

DEVELOPMENTS INC 2395 Speakman Drive Suite 2025 Mississauga L5K 1B3 Ontario ~ 72:SAHNER DAVID 

LALONDE GUY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/232,618 ~ 32: 10/08/2009 

2012/01751 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPLANTABLE DEVICE FOR CONTROLLED DRUG DELIVERY ~ 71:TARIS 

BIOMEDICAL INC 99 Hayden Avenue Suit 100 Lexington MA 02421 ~ 72:LEE HEEJIN DANIEL KAREN 

LARRIVEE-ELKINS CHERYL CIMA MICHAEL J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/851,494 ~ 32: 05/08/2010 

2012/01752 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPLANTABLE BIO-RESORBABLE POLYMER ~ 71:OCCLUGEL rue Chaarles de 

Gaulle F-78350 Jouy en Josas CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE 3 rue Michel Ange F- 

75016 Paris Cedex 16 UNIVERSITY PARIS-SUD 11 15 rue Georges Clemenceau F-91400 Orsay ASSISTANCE 

PUBLIQUE-HOPITAUX DE PARIS 3 avenue Victoria F-75004 PAris UNIVERSITY PARIS DIDEROT PARIS 7 5 

rue Thomas Mann F-75013 Paris ~ 72:MOINE LAURENCE LAURENT ALEXANDRE WASSEF MICHEL 

BEDOUET LAURENT LABARRE DENIS NGUYEN VAN NGA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/241,183 ~ 32: 10/09/2009 

2012/01753 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DOWNDRAFT GASIFICATION ~ 71:MASON 

JAMES MATTHEW 1010 Murray Street Berkeley CA 94710 ~ 72:MASON JAMES MATTHEW ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/229,413 ~ 32: 29/07/2009 

2012/01754 ~ Complete ~ 54: MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES AGAINST THE PBP2-A PROTEIN AND 

HOMOLOGOUS SEQUENCES FOR THE TREATMENT OF INFECTIONS BY AND IMMUNODIAGNOSTICS OF 

BACTERIA OF THE FIRMICUTES PHYLUM ~ 71:FUNDACAO OSWALDO CRUZ Avenida Brasil 4365 

Mangunhos 21045-900 Rio de Janeiro RJ ~ 72:SENNA JOSE PROCOPIO MORENO BATOREU NADIA MARIA 

QUEIROZ JOAO LUIZ SAMPAIO TEIXEIRA MARIA DA GLORIA MARTINS ~ 33: BR ~ 31: PI 0914508-7 ~ 32: 

10/08/2009 

2012/01769 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TRANSFORMER INTEGRITY MONITORING ~ 71:ZAHEER JOOMA 65 

Blomberg Street Vaalpark Vanderbijlpark ~ 72:ZAHEER JOOMA 

2012/01770 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WASHTROUGH AND CISTERN COMBINATION ~ 71:DANIEL PETRUS 

GROENEWALD Habi Park 10 Erasmus Street Wilkoppies Klerksdorp ~ 72:DANIEL PETRUS GROENEWALD 

2012/01771 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WASHWATER TO LOILET PUMP EQUIPMENT ~ 71:DANIEL PETRUS 

GROENEWALD Habi Park 10 Erasmus Street Wilkoppies Klerksdorp ~ 72:DANIEL PETRUS GROENEWALD 

2012/01855 ~ Complete ~ 54: DIAPHRAGM VALVE ~ 71:THE RIVER FAMILY TRUST 213 Voortrekker Street 

Monument Krugersdorp ~ 72:MULDER WYNAND 

2012/01856 ~ Complete ~ 54: BABY CHANGING STATION ~ 71:LINDEQUE FRANCOIS JACQUES Unit 6 

Tuscany Manor 4 Pinotage Street Wilgeheuwel 1737 ~ 72:LINDEQUE FRANCOIS JACQUES 

2012/01905 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EDUCATIONAL KITS AND MOLECULAR METHODS TO TEACH 

BIOLOGY,BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOMEDICINE ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private BAg 

X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 72:DR NYASHA CHIN'OMBE 

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2012/01906 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR HELICOBACTER 

~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private Bag X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 72:DR NYASHA CHIN'OMBE 

2012/01907 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR HAEMOPHILUS 

BACTERIA ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private Bag X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 72:DR NYASHA 

CHIN'OMBE 

2012/01908 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR 

CRYPTOCOCCUS ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private Bag X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 72:DR 


2012/01909 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR 

CRYPTOSPORIDIUM PARASITES ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private Bag X11 Mowbray 7705 

~ 72:DR NYASHA CHIN'OMBE 

2012/01910 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR CHLAMYDIA 


CHIN'OMBE 

2012/01911 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR KLEBSIELLA 


CHIN'OMBE 

2012/01912 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR GIARDIA 

PARASITES ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private Bag X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 72:DR NYASHA 

CHIN'OMBE 

2012/01913 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR NEISSERIA 


CHIN'OMBE 

2012/01914 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR BORDETELLA 


CHIN'OMBE 

2012/01915 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES AND A MOLECULAR TEST FOR MALARIA 

PARASITES ~ 71:ZAPROGEN PTY LTD Postnet Suite 15 Private Bag X11 Mowbray 7705 ~ 72:DR NYASHA 

CHIN'OMBE 


2012/01759 ~ Complete ~ 54: SCREEN PANEL RETAINER SYSTEM ~ 71:CONN-WELD INDUSTRIES INC P O 

Box 5329 Princeton West Virginia 24740-5329 ~ 72:CONNOLLY JAMES D LANE TRACEY LEONARD ~ 33: US 

~ 31: 13/049.000 ~ 32: 16/03/2011 

2012/01760 ~ Complete ~ 54: SCREEN PANEL CENTRE RETAINER SYSTEM ~ 71:CONN-WELD INDUSTRIES 

INC P O Box 5329 Princeton West Virginia 24740-5329 ~ 72:LANE TRACEY LEONARD BACHO FRANK J ~ 33: 

US ~ 31: 13/070.601 ~ 32: 24/03/2011 

2012/01761 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A-ONE SLIDING BRICK ~ 71:JOHANNES STANDER P O Box 798 Anerly Kzn 

4230 ~ 72:JOHANNES STANDER 

2012/01762 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PRODUCT ADVERTISING TRAY (PAT) ~ 71:MARTIN P MOLTENO 18 

Westerford Road Rondebosch Cape 7700 ~ 72:MARTIN P MOLTENO 

2012/01763 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PYROTECHNIC RESCUE EQUIPMENT ~ 71:WESSEL JAN ROUX 201 Von 

Willich Avenue Clubview 0157 ~ 72:GERT STEPHANUS ROSSOUW 

2012/01764 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DISPLAY STAND ~ 71:STEVEN MARK LEVINSOHN 204 Hyde Gate 27 Ruth 


2012/01765 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MESSAGE DISPLAY ~ 71:STEVEN MARK LEVINSOHN 204 Hyde Gate 27 Ruth 


2012/01766 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DIE ONTBRANDING-URYE KRAGBRON ~ 71:VENTER GERRIT JONKER 

Senior 2000 No 26 Theron Street 101 Clarina 0118 ~ 72:VENTER GERRIT JONKER 

2012/01767 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BUSYTROLLEY ~ 71:ROMACK THOMAS KUTUMELA MENTOR 36 Arcardia 

Mansions 563 Church Street Pretoria ~ 72:ROMACK THOMAS KUTUMELA MENTOR 

2012/01772 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMBUSTION CONTROL SYSTEM ~ 71:KAILASH & STEFAN PTY LTD c/- 

KPMG Brisbane Old 4001 ~ 72:KAILASH NATH SRIRAM FREDERICK STEFAN JARL DAHLHEILM ~ 33: AU ~ 

31: 2009904605 ~ 32: 21/09/2009 

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2012/01773 ~ Complete ~ 54: A CAMERA SYSTEM ~ 71:KAILASH & STEFAN PTY LTD c/-KPMG Brisbane Old 

4001 ~ 72:KAILASH NATH SRIRAM FREDERICK STEFAN JARL DAHLHEILM MATTS EJE ENGBERG ~ 33: AU 

~ 31: 2009904604 ~ 32: 21/09/2009 

2012/01774 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOSAGE REGIMEN FOR ADMINISTERING A CD19XCD3 BISPECIFIC 

ANTIBODY ~ 71:MICROMET AG Staffelseestrasse 2 81477 Munchen ~ 72:DIRK NAGORSEN GERHARD 

ZUGMAIER PETER KUFER PATRICK BAEUERLE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/255.290 ~ 32: 27/10/2009 

2012/01775 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITION FOR IMPROVING LACTATION ~ 71:PEARSON WENDY 4228 

15th Sideroad RR 2 Rockwood N08 2K0 AGHAKHANI GOHLAM ABBAS 524 W 43rd Street North Wichita 

Kansas 67204 ~ 72:PEARSON WENDY AGHAKHANI GOHLAM ABBAS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/240.336 ~ 32: 

08/09/2009 

2012/01776 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR BIOLOGICALLY CLEANING WASTEWATER ~ 

71:INVENT UMWELT-UND VERFAHRENSTECHNIK AG Am Pestalozziring 21 91058 Erlangen ~ 72:HOFKRN 

MARCUS ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 045 032.7 ~ 32: 25/09/2009 

2012/01777 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR CLEANING WASTEWATE ~ 71:INVENT UMWELT-UND 

VERFAHRENSTECHNIK AG Am Pestalozziring 21 91058 Erlangen ~ 72:DURST FRANZ HOFKRN MARCUS ~ 

33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 044 91836 ~ 32: 23/09/2009 

2012/01778 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD OF PRODUCING VIRUS-LIKE PARTICLES ~ 71:RHODES 

UNIVERSITY Department of Zoology Biological Sciences Building Prince Alfred Street P O Box 94 Grahamstown 

6139 ~ 72:DORRINGTON ROSEMARY ANN VLOK MARLI MENDES ADRIANO ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/05604 ~ 32: 

13/08/2009 

2012/01779 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD OF MODIFYING THE CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT OF A PLANT ~ 

71:STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY 4th Floor Admin B Victoria Street Stellenbosch Western Cape Province 7600 

SOUTH AFRICAN SUGARCANE RESEARCH Kwa Shukela 170 Flanders Drive Mount Edgecombe ~ 

72:BOUSSIENGUI-BOUSSIENGUI GINO KOSSMANN JENS MATTHIAS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/06506 ~ 32: 

17/09/2009 

2012/01780 ~ Provisional ~ 54: APPARATUS FOR THE REMOVAL OF SETTLED SOLIDS FROM BODIES OF 

LIQUID ~ 71:STARKE RICHARD ANGUS 2433 PLATEAU ROAD BETTY'S BAY WESTERN CAPE PROVINCE 

7141 ~ 72:STARKE RICHARD ANGUS 

2012/01781 ~ Complete ~ 54: OPTHALMIC PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION CONTAINING DORZOLAMIDE 

AND TIMOLOL AND METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION THEREOF ~ 71:PHARMATHEN S.A. 6 Dervenakion 

Street 15351 Pallini Attikis ~ 72:KARAVAS EVANGELOS KOUTRIS EFTHIMIOS SAMARA VASILIKI KOUTRI 

IOANNA KALASKANI ANASTASIA 

2012/01782 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLEXIBLE WAYS TO INDICATE DOWNLIKE/UPLINK BACKHAUL SUBFRAME 

CONFIGURATIONS IN A RELAY SYSTEM ~ 71:NOKIA CORPORATION Keilalahdentie 4 FIN-02150 Espoo ~ 

72:WANG HAIMING HAN JING ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/234.207 ~ 32: 14/08/2009 

2012/01783 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR PREPARING FORMIC ACID BY REACTION OF CARBON 

DIOXIDE WITH HYDROGEN ~ 71:BASF SE D-67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:SCHAUB THOMAS FRIES DONATA 

MARIA PACIELLO ROCCO MOHL KLAUS-DIETER SCHAFER MARTIN RITTINGER STEFAN SCHNEIDER 

DANIEL ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10167709.4 ~ 32: 29/06/2010 

2012/01784 ~ Complete ~ 54: TAIL STATION FOR A SCRAPER CHAIN CONVEYOR AND CHAIN WHEEL 

ASSEMBLY THEREFOR ~ 71:BUCYRUS EUROPE GMBH Industriestrasse 1 D-44534 Lunen ~ 72:SCHURER 

KARL-HEINZ HOPPE ARMIN VOIGT ROBERT ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 20 2009 005 143.9 ~ 32: 14/08/2009 

2012/01785 ~ Complete ~ 54: A WALL TRACK SYSTEM ~ 71:VAN ZYL JACQUES NO 174 Old Kent Avenue 

Midstream Estate Midrand ~ 72:VAN ZYL JACQUES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/06331 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01786 ~ Complete ~ 54: INLET PREMIXER FOR COMBUSTION APPARATUS ~ 71:LEAN FLAME INC 

1823 JEFFERSON PLACE NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 ~ 72:KENDRICK DONALD W ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/241.940 ~ 32: 13/09/2009 

2012/01787 ~ Complete ~ 54: VORTEX PREMIXER FOR COMBUSTION APPARATUS ~ 71:LEAN FLAME INC 

1823 JEFFERSON PLACE NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 ~ 72:KENDRICK DONALD W ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/241.940 ~ 32: 13/09/2009 

2012/01788 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD OF FUEL STAGING IN COMBUSTION APPARATUS ~ 71:LEAN 

FLAME INC 1823 JEFFERSON PLACE NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 ~ 72:KENDRICK DONALD W ~ 33: US ~ 

31: 61/241.940 ~ 32: 13/09/2009 

2012/01789 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMBUSTIONS CAVITY LAYOUTS FOR FUEL STAGING IN TRAPPED 

VORTEX COMBUSTORS ~ 71:LEAN FLAME INC 1823 JEFFERSON PLACE NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 ~ 

72:KENDRICK DONALD W ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/241.940 ~ 32: 13/09/2009 

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2012/01790 ~ Complete ~ 54: A FASTERNER ~ 71:JACOBS CAPITAL (PTY) LTD 29 Monteith Place Durban 

North KwaZulu-Natal 4051 ~ 72:JACOBS WESSEL JOHANNES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/01723 ~ 32: 07/03/2011 

2012/01791 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD OF THE PREPARATION OF 2,5-FURANDICARBOXYLIC ACID AND 

ESTERS THEREOF ~ 71:FURANIX TECHNOLOGIES B.V. ZEKERINGSTRAAT 29 1014 BV AMSTERDAM ~ 

72:MUNOZ DE DIEGO CESAR SCHAMMEL WAYNE PAUL DAM MATHEUS ADRIANUS GRUTER GERARDUS 

JOHANNES MARIA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/249.400 ~ 32: 07/10/2009 

2012/01792 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHENYLOXADIAZOLE DERIVATIVES AS PGDS INHIBITORS ~ 71:SANOFI- 

AVENTIS 174 Avenue de France F-75013 Paris ~ 72:VANDEUSEN CHRISTOPHER LOREN WEIBERTH FRANZ 

J GILL HARPAL S LEE GEORGE HILLEGASS ANDREA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/249.693 ~ 32: 08/10/2009 

2012/01793 ~ Complete ~ 54: DIARYLHYDANTOIN COMPOUNDS ~ 71:THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY 

OF CALIFORNIA 1111 Franklin Street 5th floor Oakland 94607-5200 California ~ 72:SAWYERS CHARLES L 

JUNG MICHAEL E CHEN CHARLIE D OUK SAMEDY WELSBIE DEREK TRAN CHRIS WONGVIPAT JOHN 

YOO DONGWON ~ 33: US ~ 31: 60/756.552 ~ 32: 06/01/2006 

2012/01795 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUSED HETEROCYCLIC RING DERIVATIVE AND USE THEREOF ~ 71:TAKEDA 

PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY LIMITED 1-1 Doschomachi 4-Chome Chuo-Ku Osaka-Shi Osaka 541-0045 ~ 

72:SASAKI SATOSHI TANAKA YUTA ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-015644 ~ 32: 27/01/2010 

2012/01796 ~ Complete ~ 54: CARBOHYDRATE ENTRAPPED ACTIVE AGENT DELIVERY COMPOSITION 

AND ARTICLES USING THE SAME ~ 71:KIMBERLY-CLARK WORLDWIDE,INC Neenah 54956 Wisconsin ~ 

72:WENZEL SCOTT W KOENIG DAVID WILLIAM SEIDLING JEFFERY RICHARD CHEN MICHAEL MEIHAN ~ 

33: US ~ 31: 12/578.348 ~ 32: 13/10/2009 

2012/01797 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITION FOR USE AS NOX REMOVING TRANSLUCENT COATING ~ 

71:MILLENNIUM INORGANIC CHEMICALS INC 20 Wight Avenue Suite 100 Hunt Valley 21030 Maryland ~ 

72:GOODWIN GRAHAM STRATTON JOHN L MCINTYRE ROBERT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/562.500 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01798 ~ Complete ~ 54: COILED COIL AND/OR TETHER CONTAINING PROTEIN COMPLEXES AND 

USES THEREOF ~ 71:GENENTECH INC 1 DNA Way South San Francisco 94080 California ~ 

72:CHRISTENSEN ERIN H EATON DAN L VENDEL ANDREW C WRANIK BERND ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/266.992 ~ 

32: 04/12/2009 

2012/01799 ~ Complete ~ 54: MULTI-PHASE STATOR DEVICE ~ 71:HOGANAS AB S 263 83 Hoganas ~ 

72:ATKINSON GLYNN JAMES JACK ALAN G MECROW BARRIE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/244.281 ~ 32: 21/09/2009 

2012/01800 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF CAPTURING LARGE AREA IMAGES IN DETAIL 

INCLUDING CASCADED CAMERAS AND/OR CALIBRATION FEATURES ~ 71:NEARMAP PTY LTD Suite 8 

281 Hay Street Subiaco 6008 Western Australia ~ 72:NIXON STUART WILLAIM ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/565.232 ~ 32: 

23/09/2009 

2012/01801 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND ARRANGEMENTS IN A MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS 

NETWORK ~ 71:TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L M ERICKSSON (PUBL) S-164 83 Stockholm ~ 72:LARSSON 

DANIEL BALDEMAIR ROBERT GERSTENBERGER DIRK LINDBOM LARS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/248.092 ~ 32: 

02/10/2009 

2012/01802 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITION FOR TREATMENT OF CXCL8-MEDIATED LUNG 

INFLAMMATION ~ 71:PROTAFFIN BIOTECHNOLOGIE AG Impulszwntrum Graz-West Reininghausstrasse 13A 

A-8020 Graz ~ 72:KUNGL ANDREAS SLINGSBY JASON ADAGE TIZANA REK ANGELIKA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/241.771 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01803 ~ Complete ~ 54: AN ACCESS AUTHORISATION SYSTEM AND METHOD ~ 71:KBC HEALTH AND 

SAFETY (PTY) LIMITED Ground Floor, Island House Constantia Office Park Cnr 14th Avenue & Hendrik 

Potgieter Weltevreden Park 1709 ~ 72:EMMET GRAHAM MARK WHITEHEAD SIOBAHN NATALIE HARTMAN 

NORMAN BRIAN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/01902 ~ 32: 11/03/2011 

2012/01804 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ELECTROLYSIS ~ 71:DE WAAL JAN CHRISTOFFEL 131 Miller Street 7140 

Gordons Bay ~ 72:DE WAAL JAN CHRISTOFFEL 

2012/01805 ~ Complete ~ 54: A FLAVOUR ACTIVE COMPOSITION ~ 71:NESTEC S.A. Avenue Nestlé 55 CH- 

1800 Vevey ~ 72:DAVIDEK TOMAS HOFMANN THOMAS BLANK IMRE SCHIEBERLE PETER ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 

09167771.6 ~ 32: 13/08/2009 

2012/01806 ~ Complete ~ 54: STORAGE-STABLE FORMULATION OF PARACETAMOL IN AQUEOUS 

SOLUTION ~ 71:NEOGEN N.V Lambroekstraat 5a B-1831 Diegem ~ 72:AL DANDACHI ATASSI KHALED ~ 33: 

BE ~ 31: 2009/060478 ~ 32: 13/08/2009 

2012/01807 ~ Provisional ~ 54: RETAINING ELEMENT ~ 71:REDELINGHUYS JOHANNES HERMANUS 206 

Beethoven Street Beethoven Place Waterkloof Glen 0010 Pretoria East Gauteng ~ 72:REDELINGHUYS 

JOHANNES HERMANUS 

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2012/01808 ~ Complete ~ 54: ACTUATOR HAVING MULTIPLE EFFECTS ~ 71:BOMBARDIER 

TRANSPORATION GMBH Schoneberger Ufer 1 10785 Berlin LIEBHERR-AEROSPACE LINDENBERG GMBH 

Pfanderstrase 50-52 88161 Lindenberg ~ 72:SCHNEIDER RICHARD GAILE ANTON MESNJAK EDUARD 

KLOOS THOMAS ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 041 110.0 ~ 32: 15/09/2009 

2012/01809 ~ Complete ~ 54: EXCAVATOR CAB WITH AN IMPROVED FIELD OF VIEW ~ 71:CATERPILLAR 

GLOBAL MINING LLC 6744 S Howell Avenue Oak Creek Wl 53154 ~ 72:HOBENSHIELD LANE C LONDBORG 

MARK D CASEY STEVEN M KROLL RUSSELL J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/553.729 ~ 32: 03/09/2009 

2012/01810 ~ Complete ~ 54: MALEIC ACID SALT AND CRYSTAL THEREOF ~ 71:KYORIN 

PHARMACEUTICAL CO LTD 5 Kanda Surugadia 2-Chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 101-8311 ~ 72:TSUBUKI 

TAKESHI FUNADA KEIKO SAGAWA TETSUYA ARAYA ICHIRO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-220296 ~ 32: 25/09/2009 

2012/01811 ~ Complete ~ 54: PLANAR ANTENNA ARRAY AND ARTICLE OF MANUFACTURE USING SAME ~ 

71:SVR INVENTIONS INC D/B/A SVR INVENTIONS CORPORATION 711 South Carson Street Suite 6 Carson 

City Neveda 89701 ~ 72:REAVIS KATHRYN VANCE DON SUDDATH RALPH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/550.215 ~ 32: 

28/08/2009 

2012/01812 ~ Complete ~ 54: DETERGENT COMPOSITION ~ 71:THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY One 

Procter & Gamble Plaza Cincinnati OH 45202 ~ 72:COURCHAY FLORENCE CATHERINE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 

09170174.8 ~ 32: 14/09/2009 

2012/01813 ~ Complete ~ 54: DETERGENT COMPOSITION COMPRISING SURFACTANT BOOSTING 

POLYMERS ~ 71:THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY One Procter & Gamble Plaza Cincinnati OH 45202 ~ 

72:LABEQUE REGINE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09170255.5 ~ 32: 15/09/2009 

2012/01814 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF GRASS PLANTS ~ 

71:TREEFREE BIOMASS SOLUTIONS INC 210 South Hudson Street #328 Seattle Washington 98134 ~ 

72:CARROLL JOHN TODD VOLOTIN NORMAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/233.713 ~ 32: 13/08/2009 

2012/01815 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE AND RELEASE 

~ 71:US SOLAR HOLDINGS LLC 1015 West Hays Street Boise ID 83702 ~ 72:JETER SHELDON M STEPHENS 

JACOB H ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/241.909 ~ 32: 13/09/2009 

2012/01900 ~ Complete ~ 54: MIXING ASSEMBLY ~ 71:HALOGRAPH (PTY) LTD 1st Floor Lobby 3 Bank Forum 

Building Cnr Veal & Fehrsen Street New Muckleneuk 0181 ~ 72:HECKING WILLI 

2012/07194 ~ Complete ~ 54: GRID ~ 71:HI-TECH REINFORCED POLYESTER SPECIALISTS CC 17 Harries 

Street Cnr Kruis Street Johannesburg 2001 ~ 72:NIAKEN KEITH TREVOR ANDREW ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/01892 

~ 32: 11/03/2011 


2012/01816 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PROXIMITY BASED GESTURES AND NON-ITO 2D SENSORS ~ 71:AZOTEQ 

(PTY) LTD 109 Main Street Paarl 7620 ~ 72:BRUWER FREDERICK JOHANNES PRETORIUS PIETER 

JACOBUS VILJOEN JEAN FOURE RIAAN RADEMEYER DANIEL BAREND 

2012/01817 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CRIME PREVENTION AND VUOCHER SYSTEM HOME THEATRE DEVICE ~ 

71:SABELO FENTE 11569 Swanepool St Bloemanda Bloemfontein 9301 ~ 72:SABELO FENTE 

2012/01818 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AIRTIME ATM AND AIRTIME BANK ~ 71:SESHUPO ISAAC MOJAKANE Corner 

Rolbal and rugby Str Unit 176 Terrence Hill Phase 2 Watermeyer Park 1709 ~ 72:SESHUPO ISAAC MOJAKANE 

2012/01819 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOCKING CAP FOR A VESSEL HAVING A NECK ~ 71:A.RAYMOND ET CIE 115 

Cours Berriat F-38000 Grenoble ~ 72:GELIBERT STEPHANE BELLE GUILLAUME ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 09/56337 ~ 

32: 15/09/2009 

2012/01820 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR REPORTING CREDIT INFORMATION ~ 

71:INOXICO (PTY) LTD 20 Norma Jean Office Park 244 Jean Avenue Centurion 0157 ~ 72:NAUDE ANDRE 

HANNES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/01273 ~ 32: 17/02/2011 

2012/01821 ~ Complete ~ 54: STERILIZATION APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING OF A 

STERILIZATION APPARATUS ~ 71:SANOFI-AVENTIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH Bruningstrasse 50 65929 

Frankfurt am Main ~ 72:HUEFNER GERHARD HENRICH MATTHIAS WILLEMS MICHAEL ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 

09172650.5 ~ 32: 09/10/2009 

2012/01822 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF GUAIFENESIN FOR INHIBITING MUCIN SECRETION ~ 71:RECKITT 

BENCKISER LLC Morris Corporate Center IV 399 Interpace Parkway Parsippany PO Box 225 NJ 07054-0225 ~ 

72:ALBRECHT HELMUT KIM K CHUL SEAGRAVE JEANCLARE RUBIN BRUCE K SOLOMON GAIL ~ 33: US ~ 

31: 12/558,517 ~ 32: 12/09/2009 

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2012/01823 ~ Complete ~ 54: MODULAR DISPLAY AND DISPENSING ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:EUREKA DIY 

SOLUTIONS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED No 1 Eureka Park 53 Renico Crescent Lea Glen Roodepoort 1709 ~ 

72:MARAIS HENDRIK DAWID ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/06385 ~ 32: 14/09/2009 

2012/01824 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SLIDING STAY ASSEMBLY ~ 71:DURO PRESSINGS (PROPRIETARY) 

LIMITED 77 Sabax Road Aeroton Johannesburg ~ 72:NEL JACQUES 

2012/01825 ~ Complete ~ 54: ELECTRODE FOR ELECTROLYTIC PROCESSES WITH CONTROLLED 

CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE ~ 71:INDUSTRIE DE NORA S P A Via Bistolfi 35 I-20134 Milano ~ 72:URGEGHE 

CHRISTIAN MORA STEFANIA ANTOZZI ANTONIO LORENZO ~ 33: IT ~ 31: MI2009A001621 ~ 32: 23/09/2009 

2012/01826 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MODULAR WATER BARRIER ~ 71:WILSON DAWID LODEWICKUS 8 Tundra 

Street Bosveldrus Nelspruit ~ 72:WILSON DAWID LODEWICKUS 

2012/01827 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CORNER BOARD ~ 71:BERGMANN HARALD ANDRE 40 Daniel Malan Avenue 

Florida Gauteng ~ 72:BERGMANN HARALD ANDRE 

2012/01828 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WHEEL CHOCK ASSEMBLY ~ 71:BERGMANN HARALD ANDRE 40 Daniel 

Malan Avenue Florida Gauteng ~ 72:BERGMANN HARALD ANDRE 

2012/01829 ~ Complete ~ 54: CATHODE FOR ELECTROLYTIC PROCESSES ~ 71:INDUSTRIE DE NORA S P 

A Via Bistolfi 35 I-20134 Milano ~ 72:ANTOZZI ANTONIO LORENZO BRICHESE MARIANNA CALDERARA 

ALICE ~ 33: IT ~ 31: MI2009A001719 ~ 32: 08/10/2009 

2012/01830 ~ Complete ~ 54: NEW BACITRACIN ANTIBIOTICS ~ 71:XELLIA PHARMACEUTICALS APS 

Dalslandsgate 11 2300 Kobenhavn S ~ 72:MANSSON MARTIN SENSTAD CHRISTINE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/255,517 ~ 32: 28/10/2009 

2012/01831 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISINFECTING AGENT COMPRISING EUGENOL, TERPINEOL AND THYMOL ~ 

71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 

72:MEDEPALLI SRILAXMI VENKATA CHAKRABORTTY AMIT CHEVITI BHARAT ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 

2220/MUM/2009 ~ 32: 24/09/2009 

2012/01832 ~ Complete ~ 54: STABILIZED CHLORINE DIOXIDE TO PRESERVE CARBOHYDRATE 

FEEDSTOCKS ~ 71:E.I.DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY 1007 Market Street Wilmington 19898 

Delaware ~ 72:SUMNER ERIC GUY OKULL DERRICK SOLOMON ETHAN BARUCH ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/889.979 

~ 32: 24/09/2010 

2012/01833 ~ Complete ~ 54: MANTLE LIFTING DEVICE AND METHOD FOR LIFTING A MANTLE ~ 

71:CRUSHING AND MINING EQUIPMENT PTY LTD Cnr Lee Road & Macedonia Street Naval Base 6165 

Western Australia ~ 72:HOLMES BRETT GREGORY ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2009904290 ~ 32: 08/09/2009 

2012/01834 ~ Complete ~ 54: SHADING COMPOSITION ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria 

Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:BATCHELOR STEPHEN NORMAN BIRD JAYNE 

MICHELLE JOYCE SUSAN BARBARA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09172564.8 ~ 32: 08/10/2009 

2012/01835 ~ Complete ~ 54: 2-AMINO-3-METHYL-HEX-5-ENOIC ACID AND ITS USE IN THE PRODUCTION 

OF PEPTIDES SUCH AS BACITRACINS ~ 71:XELLIA PHARMACEUTICALS APS Dalslandsgate 11 2300 

Kobenhavn S ~ 72:MANSSON MARTIN SENSTAD CHRISTINE EFSKIND JON BJORNSTAD VIDAR ~ 33: US ~ 

31: 61/255,521 ~ 32: 28/10/2009 

2012/01836 ~ Complete ~ 54: APPARATUS AND PROCESS FOR FERMENTATION OF BIOMASS 

HYDROLYSATE ~ 71:GEOSYNFUELS LLC 14818 West 6Th Avenue Unit A1 Golden 80401 Colorado ~ 

72:BECKLER ANDERSEN LISA EVANS IV JOHN H SINGER CHRISTINE A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/233,821 ~ 32: 

13/08/2009 

2012/01837 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING HIGH VALUE PRODUCTS FROM BIOMASS ~ 

71:GEOSYNFUELS LLC 14818 West 6Th Avenue Unit A1 Golden 80401 Colorado ~ 72:HARVEY JEFFREY T 

SPILCHEN TIMOTHY P FLEMMING ANDREW W BECKLER ANDERSEN LISA EVANS IV JOHN H SINGER 

CHRISTINE A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/233,824 ~ 32: 13/08/2009 

2012/01838 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TRANSDERMAL DELIVERY DEVICES ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU- 

NATAL Office of Registrar University Road Chiltern Hills Westville Kwazulu-Natal 3629 ~ 72:MUSABAYANE 

CEPHAS MUKARATIRWA SAMASON TUFTS MARK ANDREW VAN HEERDEN FANIE RETIEF MASOLA 

BUBUYA 

2012/01839 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TRANSDERMAL DELIVERY DEVICES ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU- 

NATAL Office of Registrar University Road Chiltern Hills Westville Kwazulu-Natal 3629 ~ 72:MUSABAYANE 

CEPHAS MUKARATIRWA SAMASON TUFTS MARK ANDREW VAN HEERDEN FANIE RETIEF MASOLA 

BUBUYA 

2012/01840 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A TURNSTILE ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:TURNSTAR SYSTEMS CC 319 5th Street 

Wynberg Johannesburg 2090 Gauteng Province ~ 72:KRAJEWESKI MICHAEL JERZY 

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2012/01841 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A TURNSTILE ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:TURNSTAR SYSTEMS CC 319 5th Street 

Wynberg Johannesburg 2090 Gauteng Province ~ 72:KRAJEWESKI MICHAEL JERZY 

2012/01842 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR INTERFERENCE 

DECREASE/CANCELLATION ON DOWNLINK ACQUISITION SIGNALS ~ 71:QUALCOMM INCORPORATED 

5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:ZHANG XIAOXIA WEI YONGBIN XU HAO MALLADI DURGA 

PRASAD LUO TAO DAMNJANOVIC ALEKSANDAR ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/857,195 ~ 32: 16/08/2010 

2012/01843 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND APPARATUS EMPLOYING FEC CODES WITH PERMANENT 

INACTIVATION OF SYMBOLS FOR ENCODING AND DECODING PROCESSES ~ 71:QUALCOMM 

INCORPORATED 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:LUBY MICHAEL G MINDER LORENZ 

CHRISTOPH SHOKROLLAHI MOHAMMAD AMIN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/859,161 ~ 32: 18/08/2010 

2012/01845 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUBSTRATE FOR ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS ~ 71:FELIX SCHOELLER JR. FOTO- 

UND SPEZIALPAPIERE GMBH & CO. KG Burg Gretesch 49086 Osnabruck ~ 72:SCHIMIDT WOLFGANG 

BARTH-GREMMEL KIRSTEN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/242,887 ~ 32: 16/09/2009 

2012/01846 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR TREATING PSORIASIS ~ 71:ABBOTT LABORATORIES 100 

Abbott Park Road Abbott Park Illinois 60064 ABBOTT LABORATORIES Max-Planck Ring 2 65205 Wiesbaden ~ 

72:VALDES JOAQUIN MARIO BARCHUK WILLIAM T GORDON KENNETH B BAO YANJUN GU YIHUA KAUL 

MARTIN CHARTASH ELLIOT K PAULSON SUSAN K AWNI WALID M GLASS WILLIAM G HARRIS TOM C 

MULANI PARVEZ M OKUN MARTIN M NOERTERSHEUSER PETER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/360,299 ~ 32: 

30/06/2010 

2012/01847 ~ Complete ~ 54: DESULPHURISATION PROCESS ~ 71:JOHNSON MATTHEY PLC 5th Floor 25 

Farringdon Street London EC4A 4AB ~ 72:WILSON GORDON EDWARD VASS ELAINE MARGARET CORMA 

CANOS AVELINO MACLEOD NORMAN CHICA LARA ANTONIO SAAVEDRA LOPEZ YONHY ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 

0916161.3 ~ 32: 15/09/2009 

2012/01848 ~ Complete ~ 54: CENTRIFUGAL,WET-TYPE AIR CLEANER ~ 71:YUN JANG-SHIK #2506 Kukje 

Green Apartment 94-2 Dadai-2 dong Saha-gu Busan 604-754 ~ 72:YUN JANG-SHIK ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-2009- 

0075461 ~ 32: 14/08/2009 

2012/01849 ~ Complete ~ 54: DIRECT THERMAL SPRAY SYNTHESIS OF LI ION BATTERY COMPONENTS ~ 

71:THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1600 Huron Parkway 2nd Floor Ann Arbor MI 48109- 

2590 ~ 72:MOHANTY PRAVANSU S CHIKKANNANAVAR SATISH B MOROZ NICHOLAS ANTON GUDURU 

RAMESH KUMAR ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/855,789 ~ 32: 13/08/2010 

2012/01850 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISPOSABLE WEARING ARTICLE ~ 71:UNICHARM CORPORATION 182 

Shimobun Kinsei-cho Shikokuchuo-shi Ehime 7990111 ~ 72:OTSUBO TOSHIFUMI YAMASHITA MARIKO 

HASHIMOTO TATSUYA KUDO ETSUKO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2010-134547 ~ 32: 11/06/2010 

2012/01851 ~ Complete ~ 54: A PROCESS FOR OPTIMISING A GAS BARRIER COATING ~ 71:SUN 

CHEMICAL B.V. of Leeuwenveldseweg 3-T NL-1382 LV Weesp ~ 72:ILLSLEY DEREK RONALD STREET 

GRAHAM TREVOR ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/276,768 ~ 32: 15/09/2009 

2012/01852 ~ Complete ~ 54: HINGE MODULE,HINGE ASSEMBLY AND ROLL CONTAINER ~ 

71:K.HARTWALL OY AB Kay Hartwallin Tie 2 01150 Soderkulla ~ 72:LINDSTROM JOHAN HARTWALL JOHN 

JARVI MIKKO ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 11158156.7 ~ 32: 14/03/2011 

2012/01853 ~ Complete ~ 54: RAILWAY VEHICLE HAVING A TRANSVERSELY FLEXIBLE CONNECTION OF 

THE BODY TO THE BOGIE ~ 71:BOMBARDIER TRANSPORTATION GMBH Schoeneberger Ufer 1 10785 

Berlin ~ 72:SCHNEIDER RICHARD ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 041 109.7 ~ 32: 15/09/2009 

2012/01854 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOCUMENT ~ 71:BUNDESDRUCKEREI GMBH Oranienstr 91 10958 Berlin ~ 

72:ULRICH HAMANN JOERG FISCHER MANFRED PAESCHKE JOACHIM KLOESER ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 

102009045544.2 ~ 32: 09/10/2009 

2012/01857 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN ACETABULAR IMPLANT INSERTION TOOL ~ 71:MEDIPCO CC No 8 Frame 

Street Middelburg 1050 ~ 72:SNYCKERS CHRISTIAN HUGO VISSER HILGAARD FRANS VAN 

LOGGERENBERG TOBIAS 


2012/01858 ~ Complete ~ 54: POWERED WATER SPORTS BOARD ~ 71:CHRISTOPHER PRESTON 147 

Buderim Avenue Mooloolaba QLD 4557 ~ 72:CHRISTOPHER PRESTON ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2009905271 ~ 32: 

27/10/2009 

2012/01859 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ANOTHER FLEXI DOOR ~ 71:CARROL MATJENI 2536 Section L Soshanguve 

0152 ~ 72:CARROL MATJENI 

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2012/01860 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AIRTEQ FUEL SAVER ~ 71:CHRISTO MARNEWICK 121 Lakeside Village 

Blueberry St Eagle Canyon ~ 72:CHRISTO MARNEWICK 

2012/01861 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AUTOMATED PAYMENT PLATFORM (APP) ~ 71:DANIEL COENRAAD LA 

GRANGE 221 Walnut Street Moreleta Park Pretoria ~ 72:DANIEL COENRAAD LA GRANGE 

2012/01862 ~ Provisional ~ 54: HIGHWAY WARNING SYSTEM ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND 

JOAHNNESBURG 1 JAN SMUTS AVENUE JOANNESBURG ~ 72:AVEER RAMNATH 

2012/01863 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROSTHESIS ~ 71:VAAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Andries Potgieter 

Boulevard Vanderbijlpark 1900 ~ 72:CAMPBELL ROBERT IAN DE BEER DEON JOHAN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 

2010/05077 ~ 32: 15/07/2010 

2012/01864 ~ Complete ~ 54: FUEL CELL ~ 71:MIOXIDE MINING (PTY) LTD C/O Zimco Group (Pty) Ltd Corner 

Osborne And Tedstone Streets Wadeville Gauteng ~ 72:HUMAN JAN PETRUS ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/09200 ~ 32: 

23/12/2009 

2012/01893 ~ Complete ~ 54: LIGHT EMITTING,PHOTOVOLTAIC OR OTHER ELECTRONIC APPARATUS 

AND SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME ~ 71:NTHDEGREE TECHNOLOGIES WORLDWIDE INC 

1320 West Auto Drive TEmpe AZ 85284 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AS REPRESENTED BY THE 

ADMINISTRATOR OF THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AMINISTRATION 300 E Street SW 

Washington DC 20546 ~ 72:RAY WILLIAM JOHNSTONE BLANCHARD RICHARD A FULLER KIRK A 

LOWENTHAL MARK D SHOTTON NEIL O LEWANDOWSKI MARK ALLEN FRAZIER DONALD ODELL ~ 33: US 

~ 31: 12/560.371 ~ 32: 15/09/2009 

2012/01894 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMBINATION FOR TREATING TUMOR ~ 71:SUCAMPO 

AG Baarerstrasse 14 6300 Zug ~ 72:UENO RYUJI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/243.019 ~ 32: 16/09/2009 

2012/01895 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL PHENOL DERIVATIVE ~ 71:FUJI YAKUHIN CO LTD 4-383 Sakuragi Cho 

Omiya Ku Saitama Shi Saitama 330-0854 ~ 72:KOBASHI SEIICHI MIYATA SACHIHO ASHIZAWA NAOKI 

TANIGUCHI TETSUYA NAGATA OSAMU UDA JUNICHIRO INOUE TSUTOMU MATSUMOTO KOJI IWANAGA 

TAKASHI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-227402 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/01896 ~ Complete ~ 54: COATING COMPOSITION INCLUDING FLUORESCENT MATERIAL FOR 

PRODUCING SECURE IMAGES ~ 71:TROY GROUP INC 940 South Coast Drive Suite 200 Costa Mesa 

California 92626 ~ 72:HEILMAN KEVIN L RILEY MICHAEL R HOEFS EUGENE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/253.471 ~ 32: 

20/10/2009 

2012/01897 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR DISINFECTING WATER BY MEANS OF ANODIC OXIDATION ~ 

71:AUTARCON GMBH Franz-Ulrich-Strasse 18f 34117 Kassel ~ 72:GOLDMAIER MARTIN ALEXANDER 

2012/01898 ~ Complete ~ 54: NUCLEIC ACID MOLECULE ENCODING TRITERPENOID SYNTHASE ~ 

71:WWCC LTD 16th Floor Tesbury Ctr 28 Queen's Road East Hong Kong ~ 72:BALL ANDREW KNOWLES 

GREGORY MOORE ROBERT QIN JIAN ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010900782 ~ 32: 24/02/2010 

2012/01899 ~ Complete ~ 54: CERAMIC COMPOSITE MATERIALS CONTAINING CARBON NANOTUBE- 

INFUSED FIBER MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR PRODUCTION THEREOF ~ 71:APPLIED 

NANOSTRUCTURED SOLUTIONS LLC 2323 Eastern Blvd Baltimore MD 21220 ~ 72:SHAH TUSHAR K 

CARSON MURRAY MALECKI HARRY C ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/265.718 ~ 32: 01/12/2009 

2012/01901 ~ Complete ~ 54: DENTURES,DENTAL ARCHES AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURE ~ 

71:ACCENTU8 NOVOTECNICA PTY LTD 907 High Street Thornbury Victoria 3071 ~ 72:RIGGIO SEBASTIAN ~ 

33: AU ~ 31: 2008906576 ~ 32: 22/12/2008 

2012/01865 ~ Complete ~ 54: POLYMORPHIC FORMS OF MANIDIPINE ~ 71:CIPLA LTD Mumbai Central 

Mumbai 400008 Maharashtra ~ 72:RAO DHARMARAJ RAMACHANDRA KANKAN RAJENDRA NARAYANRAO 

GHAGARE MARUTI GANPATI ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 1970/MUM/2009 ~ 32: 27/08/2009 

2012/01866 ~ Complete ~ 54: ASYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR SYSTEM AND WIND TURBINE HAVING AN 

ASYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR SYSTEM ~ 71:SUZLON ENERGY GMBH Kurt-Dunkelmann-Str 5 18057 

Rostock ~ 72:RAFOTH AXEL ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 037 330.6 ~ 32: 14/08/2009 

2012/01867 ~ Complete ~ 54: A KETTLE ~ 71:VON SEIDEL MICHAEL 10 Leccino Terrace Helderberg Estate 

Somerset West WESTERN CAPE PROVINCE 7130 ~ 72:VON SEIDEL MICHAEL 

2012/01868 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS OF TREATING INFLAMMATION ~ 71:CAROLUS THERAPEUTICS 

INC 5626 Oberlin Drive Suite 100 San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:BERNHAGEN JURGEN WEBER CHRISTIAN 

VOLLRATH BENEDIKT TURNER COURT SCHULTZ JOSHUA ROBERT ZERNECKE ALMA DURON SERGIO ~ 

33: US ~ 31: 61/319.039 ~ 32: 30/03/2010 

2012/01869 ~ Complete ~ 54: REFRIGERATED FREIGHT CONTAINER ~ 71:SKARBOVIG NILS MITTET 1 

Prosesfontein Road Vredenburg Western Cape Province ~ 72:SKARBOVIG NILS MITTET ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 

2009/06401 ~ 32: 15/09/2009 

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2012/01870 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TOPICAL COMPOSITIONS FOR USE IN THE CONTROL OF SEXUALLY 

TRANSMITTED DISEASES ~ 71:MARTYN ROBERT 33 Harbour Bay Center Suite 1225 Nassau ~ 72:MARTYN 

ROBERT 

2012/01871 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOOR COMPRISING A DRIVE SYSTEM ~ 71:SOMMER ANTRIEBS-UND 

FUNKTECHNIK GMBH HANS-BÖCKLER-STRASSE 21-27 73230 KIRCHHEIM/TECK ~ 72:SCHAAF GERD ~ 

33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 041 871.7 ~ 32: 16/09/2009 

2012/01872 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF THERMOPLASTIC COPOLYESTER OR COPOLYAMIDE ELASTOMER 

TO INCREASE OXYGEN SCAVENGER ACTIVITY OF FUNCTIONALIZED POLYOLEFIN FILMS ~ 71:BASF SE 

D-67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:MENOZZI EDOARDO GALFRE ENRICO ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09167986.0 ~ 32: 

17/08/2009 

2012/01873 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF NON IONIC SURFACTANTS TO INCREASE OXYGEN SCAVENGER 

ACTIVITY OF FUNCTIONALIZED POLYOLEFINS FILMS ~ 71:BASF SE D-67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:MENOZZI 

EDOARDO GALFRE ENRICO ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09167987.8 ~ 32: 17/08/2009 

2012/01875 ~ Complete ~ 54: PLANTS HAVING ENHANCED YIELD-RELATED TRAITS AND A METHOD FOR 

MAKING THE SAME ~ 71:BASF PLANT SCIENCE COMPANY GMBH 67056 LUDWIGSHAFEN ~ 72:SANZ 

MOLINERO ANA ISABEL HATZFELD YVES FRANKARD VALERIE REUZEAU CHRISTOPHE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/251312 ~ 32: 14/10/2009 

2012/01876 ~ Complete ~ 54: SEAL BETWEEN TWO ELEMENTS HAVING SEPARATE THERMAL 

EXPANSION COEFFICIENTS ~ 71:COMMISSARIAT A L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES 

ALTERNATIVES 25 rue de Leblanc Immeuble Le Ponant D 75015 Parais TECHNETICS GROUP FRANCE SAS 

90 Rue De La Roche Du Geai 42029 Saint Etienne Cedex 1 ~ 72:REYTIER MAGALI BESSON JACQUES 

BRUGUIERE LIONEL JULIAA JEAN-FRANCOIS ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0957344 ~ 32: 20/10/2009 

2012/01877 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL COMPOUNDS ~ 71:GLAXO GROUP LIMITED GLAXO WELLCOME 

HOUSE BERKELEY AVENUE GREENFORD MIDDLESEX UB6 0NN ~ 72:NICHOLS PAULA LOUISE 

EATHERTON ANDREW JOHN BAMBOROUGH PAUL JANDU KARAMJIT SINGH PHILPS OLIVER JAMES 

ANDREOTTI DANIELE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/246.550 ~ 32: 29/09/2009 

2012/01878 ~ Complete ~ 54: DIAMOND IMPREGNATED BIT WITH AGGRESSIVE FACE PROFILE ~ 

71:LONGYEAR TM, INC 10808 SOUTH RIVER FRONT PARKWAY SUITE 600 SOUTH JORDAN 84095,UTAH ~ 

72:LAMBERT CHRISTIAN M RUPP MICHAEL D ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/233.952 ~ 32: 14/08/2009 

2012/01879 ~ Complete ~ 54: MICRO-BUBBLE GENERATOR AND MICRO-BUBBLE GENERATION DEVICE ~ 

71:NAKAMOTO YOSHINORI 9-3-1501 Kaminoboricho Naka-Ku Hiroshima-Shi Hiroshima 7300014 ~ 72:HATO 

YOKO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-243930 ~ 32: 22/10/2009 

2012/01880 ~ Provisional ~ 54: DISPENSING GUIDE ~ 71:HUMAN JACQUES ANDRE 408 Rietfontein 

Hartbeespoort 0260 ~ 72:HUMAN JACQUES ANDRE 

2012/01881 ~ Complete ~ 54: POWER REGULATING SYSTEM FOR SOLAR POWER STATION ~ 

71:SKYTRON ENERGY GMBH Ernst-Augustin-Strasse 12 12489 Berlin ~ 72:GALLER STEFAN KESSLER JENS 

~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2010 023 113.4 ~ 32: 03/06/2010 

2012/01882 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ROOF BOLTING TOOL ~ 71:TRANTER ROCK DRILLS (PTY) LTD Ground Floor 

Turnberry Building Fourways Golf Park Roos Street Fourways 2191 ~ 72:MURRAY WILLIAM JAMES 

2012/01883 ~ Complete ~ 54: WASTE TREATMENT APPARATUS AND METHOD ~ 71:PYROPURE LTD 

Rushington House Rushington Business Park Southampton SO40 9LT Hampshire ~ 72:CLARKE HOWARD 

MORGAN BARTL PETER HOUSE CHRISTOPHER JOHN ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0916358.5 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01884 ~ Complete ~ 54: ONCE-THROUGH STEAM GENERATOR FOR USING AT STEAM 

TEMPERATURES OF ABOVE 650 C ~ 71:ALSTOM TECHNOLOGY LTD Brown Boveri Strasse 7/699/5 CH-5401 

Baden ~ 72:BERNDT THORALF CHEN QIURONG STAMATELOPOULOS GEORG-NIKOLAUS WEISSINGER 

GERHARD ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 040 250.0 ~ 32: 04/09/2009 

2012/01885 ~ Complete ~ 54: INTEGRATED PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF JATROPHA METHYL 

ESTER AND BY PRODUCTS ~ 71:COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH Anusandhan Bhavan 

2 Rafi Marg New Delhi 110 001 ~ 72:GHOSH PUSHPITO KUMAR MISHRA SANDHYA CHANDRIKA PRASAD 

GANDHI MAHESH RAMANIKLAL UPADHYAY SUMESH CHANDRA PAUL PARIMAL ANAND PRITPAL SINGH 

POPAT KIRITKUMAR MANGALDAS SHRIVASTAV ANUPAMA VIJAYKUMAR MISHRA SANJIV KUMAR 

ONDHIYA NEELAM MARU RAMESH DUDABHAI DYAL GANGADHARAN BRAHMBHATT HARSHAD BORICHA 

VINOD CHAUDHARY DOONGAR RAM REBARY BABULAL ZALA KRUSHNADEVSINGH SUKHDEVSINH ~ 33: 

IN ~ 31: 1838/DEL/2009 ~ 32: 07/09/2009 

2012/01886 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMMUNICATION METHOD,OPTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM,STATION- 

SIDE OPTICAL-LINE TERMINAL APPARATUS,AND USER-SIDE OPTICAL-LINE TERMINAL APPARATUS ~ 

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71:MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION 7-3 Marunouchi 2-chome Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 1008310 ~ 72:HIRANO 

YUKIO MUKAI HIROAKI 

2012/01887 ~ Complete ~ 54: ROTARY TYPE PUMP ~ 71:LIO PANGCHIAN No 8-2 Lane 253 Siwei Street 

Weixiang Village 360 Miaoli City Miaoli County Taiwan ~ 72:LIO PANGCHIAN ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 200910174216.9 ~ 

32: 23/09/2009 

2012/01888 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF COMPOSITIONS TO COAT CATHETER BALLOONS AND COATED 

CATHETER BALLOONS ~ 71:HEMOTEQ AG Adenauerstrasse 15 52146 Wurselen ~ 72:HOFFMANN MICHAEL 

HOFFMANN ERIKA HORRES ROLAND ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 050 295.5 ~ 32: 16/10/2009 

2012/01889 ~ Complete ~ 54: A POWER ASSISTING SYSTEM ~ 71:KPIT CUMMINS INFOSYSTEMS LTD 35 

And 36 Rajiv Ganghi Infotech Park Phase 1 MIDC Hinjawadi Pune 411 057 ~ 72:KSHATRIYA TEJAS KRISHNA ~ 

33: IN ~ 31: 2108/MUM/2009 ~ 32: 15/09/2009 

2012/01890 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WHEEL ELEMENT ~ 71:TERRA TRAK TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL 

(PTY) LTD 16 Plantation Road Eastleigh Edenvale Kempton Park ~ 72:TUCK ALAN LOUIS CAROLIN TREVOR 

MICHAEL MORE THOMAS 

2012/01891 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND PLANT FOR FLUE GAS DENOXING ~ 71:LINDE 

AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Klosterhofstrasse 1 80331 Munchen ~ 72:WINKLER FLORIAN SCHODEL NICOLE ~ 

33: DE ~ 31: 10 2011 014007.7 ~ 32: 15/03/2011 

2012/01892 ~ Complete ~ 54: CO-CRYSTALS OF TRAMADOL AND COXIBS ~ 71:LABORATORIOS DEL DR 

ESTEVE S.A Avda Mare De Deu De Montserrat 221 E-08041 Barcelona ~ 72:PLATA SALAMAN CARLOS 

RAMON TESSON NICOLAS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 2009/007451 ~ 32: 16/10/2009 


2012/01903 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A CUPBOARD STAIR ASSEMBLY ~ 71:LEONIE KOUNDOUROS 33 Outspan 

Road 22 Idle Wild Riverclub 2196 ~ 72:LEONIE KOUNDOUROS 

2012/01904 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ROCK BOLT ~ 71:RSC MINING (PTY) LTD No. 2 Osborn Road Wadeville 

Germiston 1428 ~ 72:STEYN JOHANN DELPORT SIMON STEFANUS 

2012/01916 ~ Provisional ~ 54: OXYGEN GENERATING DEVICE ~ 71:IVOR KENNETH DUNCAN 7 Arum 

Avenue Westridge Somerset West 7130 ~ 72:IVOR KENNETH DUNCAN 

2012/01917 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AWD PERMANENT BELT CLAMP ~ 71:AFRICAN WAGON DISTRIBUTION 

(PTY) LTD 55 Sworder Road West Turffontein Johannesburg ~ 72:TO BE ADVISED 

2012/01918 ~ Provisional ~ 54: THE MOBILE ADVERTISING FOOD WARMER TROLLEY ~ 71:HANYANE 

MAKUTSULE MALAVI Plot 535 Jonathan Strret Bosplaas West 0409 ~ 72:HANYANE MAKUTSULE MALAVI 

2012/01919 ~ Provisional ~ 54: NOVA NUT CRACKER ~ 71:BAREND JOHANNES VAN HEERDEN Box 643 Jan 

Kempdorp 8550 ~ 72:BAREND JOHANNES VAN HEERDEN 

2012/01920 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ONE CARD 4 ME ~ 71:JANINE HARIBHAI 23 Bushwillows Cornelius Road 

Weltevreden Park 1709 ~ 72:JANINE HARIBHAI 

2012/01921 ~ Provisional ~ 54: GRAVITY-LEVER ~ 71:JOHANNES JACOBUS VOSLOO 15 Kiewiet Avenue 

Kleinfontein ~ 72:JOHANNES JACOBUS VOSLOO 

2012/01922 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SENSOR SYSTEM FOR TRACKING A BREACH OF A BUILDING ~ 71:WIST 

INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY SEAN ASHWIN 

2012/01923 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS SENSOR SYSTEM FOR VEHICLE MANAGEMENT TRACKING ~ 

71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY SEAN ASHWIN 

2012/01924 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS SENSOR SYSTEM FOR MONITORING OF A PERSONAL OR 

BUSINESS POSTBOX ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 

72:RICKY SEAN ASHWIN 

2012/01925 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS SENSOR SYSTEM FOR DETECTING MOVEMENT THROUGH 

RSSI ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY SEAN 

ASHWIN 

2012/01926 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS SENSOR SYSTEM FOR TRACKING,MANAGING AND 

MONITORING FIREARMS ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 


2012/01927 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CONSUMER APPLIANCE REGISTRY ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd 

Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY SEAN ASHWIN 

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2012/01928 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS SENSOR SYSTEM FOR PHOTGRAPHICAL AND SOCIAL 

NETWORKING ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY 

SEAN ASHWIN 

2012/01929 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS AUTOMATION OF HOME ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ~ 71:WIST 


2012/01930 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS SENSOR SYSTEM FOR PRESSURE MATS ~ 71:WIST 


2012/01931 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS CAR ACCIDENT SENSOR SYSTEM ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL 

LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY SEAN ASHWIN 

2012/01932 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS IDENTIFICATION SENSOR SYSTEM FOR ALL PURCHASE AND 

LOYALTY SCHEMES ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 


2012/01933 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS BANKING SYSTEM SENSOR ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd 

Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY SEAN ASHWIN 

2012/01934 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS SENSOR SYSTEM FOR TRACKING AND MONITORING OF 

ANIMALS ~ 71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY SEAN 

ASHWIN 

2012/01935 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WIRELESS READ WRITE SENSOR SYSTEM WITH MAGNETIC SWITCH ~ 

71:WIST INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 rd Floor 207 Regent Street London W1B 3HH ~ 72:RICKY SEAN ASHWIN 

2012/01936 ~ Provisional ~ 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR OFFERING GOODS AND SERVICES FOR SALE 

~ 71:PIENAAR BERNARDUS JOHANNES 17 Minerva Road South Ballito 4420 PIENAAR MARLENE 180 Piet 

Retief Street Pongola 3170 PIENAAR FRANS-JOSEPH Palm Villa Nr 659 Pongola 3170 GROBLER GABRIEL 

JACOBUS 93 Edmund Hess Street Pongola 3170 ~ 72:PIENAAR BERNARDUS JOHANNES PIENAAR 

MARLENE PIENAAR FRANS-JOSEPH GROBLER GABRIEL JACOBUS 

2012/01937 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FLY TRAP ~ 71:POTGIETER JUSTUS LODULF 159 Kenmuir Road Norton's 

Home Estate Benoni 1500 ~ 72:POTGIETER JUSTUS LODULF 

2012/01938 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR RECOVERY OF NOBLE METALS FROM 

FUNCTIONALISED,NOBLE METAL-CONTAINING ADSORPTION MATERIALS ~ 71:HERAEUS PRECIOUS 

METALS GMBH & CO KG Heraeusstrasse 12-14 D-63450 Hanau ~ 72:KRALIK JOACHIM STETTNER MARTIN 

ALAMEDA STEFANIE FUCHS ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2011 014 505.2 ~ 32: 18/03/2011 

2012/01939 ~ Provisional ~ 54: VETICALLY MOUNTABLE LUMINAIRE FOR FLUORESCENT TUBE LIGHT 

SOURCE ~ 71:JAKOVLJEVIC ZIVOJIN 12 Lonely Road Selcourt Springs ~ 72:JAKOVLJEVIC ZIVOJIN 

2012/01940 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMBINATION ~ 71:GLAXOSMITHKLINE LLC One Franklin Plaza 200 North 16th 

Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19102 ~ 72:DUMBLE MELISSA GILMER TONA KUMAR RAKESH LEBOWITZ 

PETER F MORRIS SHANNON RENAE LAQUERRE SYLVIE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/245.027 ~ 32: 23/09/2009 

2012/01941 ~ Complete ~ 54: COSMETIC FOAM ~ 71:STIEFEL RESEARCH AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 8 Macro 

Court Romville Victoria 3178 ~ 72:ABRAM ALBERT ZORKO GOLDSTEIN LULIAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/247.073 ~ 

32: 30/09/2009 

2012/01942 ~ Complete ~ 54: TILING IN VIDEO ENCODING AND DECODING ~ 71:THOMSON LICENSING 46 

Quai Alphone le Gallo F 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt ~ 72:PANDIT PURVIN BIBHAS YIN PENG TIAN DONG ~ 

33: US ~ 31: 60/925.400 ~ 32: 20/04/2007 

2012/01943 ~ Complete ~ 54: LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE LIGHT 

EMITTING DEVICE ~ 71:NICHIA CORP 491-100 Oka Kaminaka-Cho Anan-Shi Tokushima 774-8601 ~ 

72:NISHIJIMA SHINJI MIKI TOMOHIDE TAMAKI HIROTO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-248820 ~ 32: 29/10/2009 

2012/01944 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTI-GCC ANTIBODY MOLECULES AND RELATED COMPOSITIONS AND 

METHODS ~ 71:MILLENNIUM PHARMACEUTICALS INC The Takeda Oncology Co 40 Landsdowne Street 

Cambridge 02139 Massachusetts AMGEN BRITISH COLUMBIA 7990 Enterprise Street Burnaby V5A 1V7 British 

Columbia ~ 72:NAM SAMUEL S GREENFIELD EDWARD A BABCOOK JOHN O'KEEFE THERESA QIN SHIXIN 

~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/254.474 ~ 32: 23/10/2009 

2012/01945 ~ Complete ~ 54: ENGINEERED MICROORGANISMS AND INTEGRATED PROCESS FOR 

PRODUCING N-PROPANOL,PROPYLENE AND POLYPROPYLENE ~ 71:BRASKEM SA Rua Eteno 1561 

Complexo Petroquimico De Camacari Camacari-BA 42810-000 UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS- 

UNICAMP Av Roxo Moreira 1831 Cidade Universitaria "Zeferino Vaz" Distrito De Barao Geraldo Campinas 

13083-970 ~ 72:PEREIRA GONCALO AMARANTE GUIMARAES PEREZ JOHANA RINCONES CARAZZOLLE 

MARCELO FALSARELLA ZEIDLER ANE FERNANDA BERALDI PARIZZI LUCAS PEDERSEN CALDERON 

LUIGE ARMONDO LLERENA GRASSI MARIA CAROLINA DE BARROS LUNARDI INES DE OLIVEIRA 

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LUCIANA GONZAGA RODRIGUES JOSE AUGOSTO ROSARIO MORAN PAULO JOSE SAMENHO 

MORSCHBACKER ANTONIO LUIZ RIBEIRO DE CASTRO ROZA LUIZA ANDRADE MARCIO HENRIQUE DOS 

SANTOS ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/240.811 ~ 32: 09/09/2009 

2012/01946 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND REACTOR FOR TREATING BULK MATERIAL CONTAINING 

CARBON ~ 71:SGL CARBON SE Rheingaustrasse 182 D-65203 Wiesbaden ~ 72:JAEGER HUBERT DAIMER 

JOHANN ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 042 449.0 ~ 32: 23/09/2009 

2012/01947 ~ Complete ~ 54: PHOTOCHEMICAL PROCESS FOR PRODUCING ARTEMISININ ~ 71:SANOFI 

54 rue La Boétie 75008 Paris ~ 72:DHAINAUT JILDAZ DLUBALA ALAIN GUEVEL RONAN MEDARD ALAIN 

ODDON GILLES RAYMOND NICOLAS TURCONI JOEL ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09305805.5 ~ 32: 01/09/2009 

2012/01948 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMMUNIZATION STRATEGY TO PREVENT H1N1 INFECTION ~ 71:VAXART INC 

600 Townsend St Suite 120E San Fransisco 94103 Carlifonia ~ 72:TUCKER SEAN N SCALLAN CIARAN ~ 33: 

US ~ 31: 61/243.070 ~ 32: 16/09/2009 

2012/01949 ~ Complete ~ 54: PORCINE TORQUE TENO VIRUS VACCINES AND DIAGNOSIS ~ 71:VIRGINIA 

TECH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTIES INC 2200 KRAFT DRIVE SUITE 1050 BLACKSBURG VIRGINIA 24060 ~ 

72:MENG XIANG-JIN HUANG YAOWEI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/861.378 ~ 32: 23/08/2010 

2012/01950 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUPPORT ~ 71:M PROPS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 1 Silver Stream Village No 

9 Heather Street Malanshof Gauteng province ~ 72:MAY COLIN MARK GROVES EDWARD GEORGE ~ 33: ZA 

~ 31: 2011/02737 ~ 32: 12/04/2011 

2012/01951 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PRODUCTION OF HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE OXIDE ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF 

KWAZULU-NATAL Office of Registrar University Road Chiltern Hills Westville Kwazulu-Natal 3629 ~ 72:LOKHAT 

DAVID RAMJUGERNATH DERESH STARZAK MACIEJ 

2012/01952 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HARNESSING OCEAN WAVE AND CURRENT 

ENERGY ~ 71:AGAR FRANCIS LE PAGE 2 Maubon Road Endicott 1559 Springs ~ 72:AGAR FRANCIS LE 

PAGE 

2012/01953 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CHILLING DEVICES ~ 71:THE SOUTH AFRICAN BREWERIES LIMITED 65 

Park Lane Sandton 2196 Gauteng Province ~ 72:VAN STADEN BAREND JACOBUS PHILIPPUS MCKEON 

THOMAS MICHAEL COLEMAN TREVOR BEALIN-KELLY FRANCIS SCHENNUM STEVEN MICHAEL MPANZA 

SIYABONGA COULTER JULIAN 

2012/01954 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF OPIOID RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST FOR GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT 

DISORDERS ~ 71:ADOLOR CORPORATION 700 Pennsylvania Drive Exton PA 19341 ~ 72:WOODWARD 

RICHARD M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/243.616 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01955 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRODUCTION OF PROPANOLS,ALCOHOLS,AND POLYOLS IN 

CONSOLIDATED BIOPROCESSING ORGANISMS ~ 71:MASCOMA CORPORATION 67 Etna Road Suite 300 

Lebanon NH 03766 ~ 72:MCBRIDE JOHN SHAW IV ARTHUR J BREVNOVA ELENA E VAN DIJKEN HANS 

SILLERS WILLIAM RYAN RAJGARHIA VINEET TRIPATHI SHITAL A CAIAZZA NICKY FROEHLICH ALLAN 

FLATT JIM ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/298.790 ~ 32: 27/01/2010 

2012/01956 ~ Complete ~ 54: MONOALKYL SULFOSUCCINATES IN PESTICIDE FORMULATIONS AND 

APPLICATIONS AS HYDROTROPES ~ 71:AKZO NOBEL CHEMICALS INTERNATIONAL B.V. Stationstraat 77 

NL-3811 MH Amerfoort ~ 72:NGUYEN GIAO VINH ALEXANDER MARK ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/245.450 ~ 32: 

24/09/2009 

2012/01957 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR REAL TIME DETECTION OF DEFECTS IN A FOOD PRODUCT ~ 

71:FRITO-LAY NORTH AMERICA INC 7701 Legacy Drive Plano TX 75024-4099 ~ 72:BOURG WILFRED M JR 

MICHEL ENRIQUE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/547.075 ~ 32: 25/08/2009 

2012/01958 ~ Provisional ~ 54: AN ELECTRICAL SWITCHING DEVICE AND DC TO AC CONVERTER ~ 

71:ARNOLDS MARIUS 8 Melkhout Street Tilbagh 6820 ~ 72:ARNOLDS MARIUS 

2012/01959 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROTEIN KINASE CONJUGATES AND INHIBITORS ~ 71:AVILA 

THERAPEUTICS INC 100 Beaver Street First Floor Waltham MA 02453-8425 ~ 72:SINGH JUSWINDER NIU 

DEQIANG KLUGE ARTHUR GHOSH SHOMIR PETTER RUSSELL COLYN QIAO LIXIN LOBB ROY ZHU 

ZHENDONG ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/242.988 ~ 32: 16/09/2009 

2012/01960 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A DENTAL IMPLANT ~ 71:JANSE VAN RENSBURG FREDERICK CORNELIUS 

15 Postma Street 2520 Potchefstroom North West Province ~ 72:JANSE VAN RENSBURG FREDERICK 

CORNELIUS 

2012/01961 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A ROOT CANAL FILLER ~ 71:JANSE VAN RENSBURG FREDERICK 

CORNELIUS 15 Postma Street 2520 Potchefstroom North West Province ~ 72:JANSE VAN RENSBURG 

FREDERICK CORNELIUS 

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2012/01962 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A DISPENSER ~ 71:JANSE VAN RENSBURG FREDERICK CORNELIUS 15 

Postma Street 2520 Potchefstroom North West Province ~ 72:JANSE VAN RENSBURG FREDERICK 

CORNELIUS 

2012/01963 ~ Complete ~ 54: FLUID TREATMENT APPARATUS AND METHOD ~ 71:VWS WESTGARTH LTD 

Gloucester Business Park 1380 Montpellier Court Hucclecote Gloucestershire GL3 4AH ~ 72:MOURAD BEN 

BOUDINAR ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0918800.4 ~ 32: 27/10/2009 


2012/01964 ~ Provisional ~ 54: CLEANING ARRANGEMENT AND METHOD OF USE ~ 71:FILMATIC 

PACKAGING SYSTEMS (PTY) LTD 130 Jan van Riebeeck Road Huguenot 7646 ~ 72:JOHANNES ALBERTUS 

LOUBSER BEYERS 

2012/01965 ~ Complete ~ 54: DISASSEMBLY OF INTER-FITTING COMPONENTS ~ 71:BRADKEN 

RESOURCES PTY LIMITED 2 Maud Street Mayfield West New South Wales 2304 ~ 72:CHARTON MITCHELL 

BRIAN ROBERTS PAUL ANTHONY ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2010903636 ~ 32: 13/08/2010 

2012/01967 ~ Provisional ~ 54: POPUP ARMSTRAP (WATER RESCUE LIFE SAVING) ~ 71:LESLIE VAN DER 

SCHYFF Gita Street 16B Rustenburg ~ 72:LESLIE VAN DER SCHYFF 

2012/01968 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TOP TRAK CONVEYOR BELT TRAINER ~ 71:HUTCHINGS MARK ROBERT 

CHARLES 9 Mayan Place Welkom ~ 72:HUTCHINGS MARK ROBERT CHARLES 

2012/01969 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A TENT ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:GARNHAM MICHAEL ANTHONY Keeper's 

Cottage The street Pebmarsh Essex C09 2NH ~ 72:GARNHAM MICHAEL ANTHONY 

2012/01970 ~ Provisional ~ 54: BIOCIDAL COMPOSITIONS AND THIER USE IN THE CONTROL OF 

MICROORGANISMS IN AQUEOUS AND WATER CONTAINING SYSTEMS ~ 71:SHAW GORDON BRUCE Unit 

6 Aldubury Complex Smithsonnian Place Lonehill Sandton ~ 72:SHAW GORDON BRUCE 

2012/01971 ~ Provisional ~ 54: WATER SUPPLY IN MINES ~ 71:HYDRO POWER EQUIPMENT (PTY) LTD 19 

Precision Str Kya Sand Randburg 2194 ~ 72:FRASER PETER DUNCAN 

2012/01972 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A METHOD FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF A CORE FOR A COMPOSITE 

PANEL ~ 71:BLYTH DAVID EDMOND Waterside Close Farm Verdun Road Franschhoek 7690 ~ 72:BLYTH 

DAVID EDMOND 

2012/01973 ~ Complete ~ 54: HIGH-TEMPERATURE TREATMENT OF HYDROUS MINERALS ~ 71:THE 

ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 1475 North 

Scottsdale Road Sky-Song--Suit 200 Scottsdale AZ85257-3538 ORICA EXPLOSIVES TECHNOLOGY PTY LTD 

1 Nicholson Street Melbourne Victoria 3000 ~ 72:BRENT GEOFFREY FREDERICK CHIZMESHYA ANDREW V 

G ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/243,587 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01974 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION OF 2,5-FURANDICARBOXYLIC ACID AND 

FOR THE PREPARTION OF THE DIALKYL ESTER OF 2,5-FURANDICARBOXYLIC ACID ~ 71:FURANIX 

TECHNOLOGIES B V Zekeringstraat 29 1014 BV Amsterdam ~ 72:MUNOZ DE DIEGO CESAR DAM MATHEUS 

ADRIANUS GRUTER GERARDUS JOHANNES MARIA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/249,395 ~ 32: 07/10/2009 

2012/01975 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED DEVICE AND METHOD FOR DELIVERY OF A MEDICAMENT ~ 

71:PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS S.A Quai Jeanrenaud 3 CH-2000 Neuchatel ~ 72:ROSE JED E ROSE SETH D 

TURNER JAMES EDWARD MURUGESAN THANHARAJU ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/243,087 ~ 32: 16/09/2009 

2012/01976 ~ Provisional ~ 54: ASSET TRACKING SYSTEM WHICH IS RESISTANT TO JAMMING ~ 71:MIX 

TELEMATICS INTERNATIONAL (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED Blaauwklip Office Park 2 Cnr Strand & Webervallei 

Roads Capr Town Western Cape ~ 72:TIMM RICHARD DAVID NOEL 

2012/01977 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR PREPARING PYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES USEFUL AS 

PROTEIN KINASE INHIBITORS ~ 71:VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS INCORPORATED 130 Waverly Street 

Cambridge 02130 Massachusetts ~ 72:CHARRIER JEAN-DAMIEN DURRANT STEVEN O'DONNELL MICHAEL 

~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/245,773 ~ 32: 25/09/2009 

2012/01978 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS FOR PREPARING PYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES USEFUL AS 

PROTEIN KINASE INHIBITORS ~ 71:VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS INCORPORATED 130 Waverly Street 

Cambridge 02130 Massachusetts ~ 72:CHARRIER JEAN-DAMIEN DURRANT STEVEN KAY DAVID ~ 33: US ~ 

31: 61/245,769 ~ 32: 25/09/2009 

2012/01979 ~ Complete ~ 54: RFID TAG MONITORING SYSTEM ~ 71:WISTRON NEWEB CORPORATION 20 

Park Avenue 11 Hsinchu Science Park Hsinchu 308 Taiwan DJB GROUP LLC 5596 Caplestone Lane Dublin 

43017 Ohio ~ 72:BURNSIDE WALTER D CHENG KAI-HONG HO YUMIN SHANE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/756,210 ~ 

32: 08/04/2010 

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2012/01980 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD TO IDENTIFY A PATIENT WITH AN INCREASED LIKELIHOOD OF 

RESPONDING TO AN ANTI-CANCER AGENT ~ 71:GENENTECH INC 1 DNA Way South San Francisco 

California 94080-4990 ~ 72:GOGINENI ALVIN CAUNT MARESA VAN BRUGGEN NICHOLAS BAGRI ANIL D 

WEIMER ROBBY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/241,769 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/01981 ~ Complete ~ 54: CANCER CELL APOPTOSIS ~ 71:E-THERAPEUTICS PLC Block B Holland Park 

Holland Drive Newcastle Upon Tyne NE2 4LZ Tyne And Wear ~ 72:YOUNG MALCOLM PHILIP MCKEOWN 

PHILIP ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0915877.5 ~ 32: 10/09/2009 

2012/01982 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOSITE MATERIAL OF OPEN-CELL RIGID FOAM ~ 71:BAYER MATERIAL 

SCIENCE AG 51368 Leverkusen ~ 72:EHIBING HUBERT LIEBIG HANS-JURGEN ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 048 

000.5 ~ 32: 01/10/2009 

2012/01983 ~ Complete ~ 54: APPARATUS AND FOLDING MEANS FOR WRAPPING A LOLLIPOP ~ 71:CFS 

WEERT B.V. DE Fuus 8 NL-6006 RV Weert ~ 72:ASMA SEFERINUS JELLE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09012019.7 ~ 32: 

22/09/2009 

2012/01984 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS OF TREATING CANCER USING NOTCH ANTAGONISTS ~ 

71:GENENTECH INC 1 DNA Way South San Francisco California 94080-4990 ~ 72:SIEBEL CHRISTIAN W ~ 33: 

US ~ 31: 61/247,298 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/01985 ~ Complete ~ 54: RIBBON CASSETTE ~ 71:PRINTRONIX INC 14600 Myford Road Irvine California 

92606 ~ 72:WHITE DENNIS R ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/562,489 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/01986 ~ Complete ~ 54: CULTIVATION OF TAMARIX TREE FOR BIOMASS FUEL ~ 71:HARARI MICHA 

POB 97 Gan Yavne 70800 ~ 72:HARARI MICHA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/235,136 ~ 32: 19/08/2009 

2012/01987 ~ Complete ~ 54: RELAY TRANSMISSION METHOD AND APPARATUS ~ 71:HUAWEI 

TECHNOLOGIES CO LTD Huawei Admistration Building Bantian Longgang District Shenzhen Guangdong 

518129 ~ 72:LI ZHONGFENG SHANG ZHENG ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 200910009900.1 ~ 32: 02/02/2009 

2012/01988 ~ Complete ~ 54: RELAY TRANSMISSION METHOD AND APPARATUS ~ 71:HUAWEI 

TECHNOLOGIES CO LTD Huawei Admistration Building Bantian Longgang District Shenzhen Guangdong 

518129 ~ 72:LI ZHONGFENG SHANG ZHENG ~ 33: CN ~ 31: 200910009900.1 ~ 32: 02/02/2009 

2012/01989 ~ Complete ~ 54: A DEVICE FOR USE WITH AN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE ~ 71:MSOMI LINDA 

MAXWELL BENEDICT Granbrook Road Groutville KwaDukuza 4450 ~ 72:MSOMI LINDA MAXWELL BENEDICT 

~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/08193 ~ 32: 08/11/2011 

2012/01990 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTIBODIES FOR THE DETECTION OF INTEGRIN COMPLEXES IN FFPE 

MATERIAL ~ 71:MERCK PATENT GMBH Frankfurter Strasse 250 64293 Darmstadt ~ 72:GOODMAN SIMON 

MITJANS FRANCESC WILM CLAUDIA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09010666.7 ~ 32: 19/08/2009 

2012/01991 ~ Complete ~ 54: A NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION COMPRISING BIFIDOBACTERIUM LONGUM 

STRAINS AND REDUCING FOOD ALLERGY SYMPTOMS, ESPECIALLY IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN ~ 

71:NESTEC S.A. Avenue Nestlé 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:HOLVOET SEBASTIEN ZUERCHER ADRIAN 

MERCENIER ANNIK ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09168049.6 ~ 32: 18/08/2009 

2012/01992 ~ Complete ~ 54: MET INHIBITORS FOR ENHANCING RADIOTHERAPY EFFICACY ~ 

71:METHERESIS TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH S.A. Via Alla Campagna 2/a 6900 Lugano ~ 72:BOCCACCIO 

CARLA PETRONZELLI FIORELLA COMOGLIO PAOLO MARIA DE SANTIS RITA ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 11158861.2 ~ 

32: 18/03/2011 

2012/01993 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A POSITIONING GUIDE FOR POSITIONING A BONE CUTTING GUIDE 

ASSEMBLY AND A BONE CUTTING GUIDE SYSTEM ~ 71:CUSTOM MED ORTHOPAEDICS (PROPRIETARY) 

LMITED 43 Cole Street Schonenberg Estate Somerset West 7129 Western Cape ~ 72:HONIBALL JOHN 

ROBERT 

2012/01994 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD OF JOINING PIPE SEGMENTS USING AN ADHESIVE COMPOSITION 

~ 71:BERRY PLASTICS CORPORATION 101 Oakley Street PO BOX 959 Evansville IN 47706 ~ 72:MAMISH 

ABBOUD L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/234,586 ~ 32: 17/08/2009 

2012/01995 ~ Complete ~ 54: USER-FRIENDLY START-UP MODE OF A BEVERAGE PREPARATION 

MACHINE ~ 71:NESTEC S.A. Avenue Nestlé 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:FLORIN SANDRO KRAUCHI FRANK 

SCHNEIDER CHRISTOPHE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09168147.8 ~ 32: 19/08/2009 

2012/01996 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING WHETHER A PATIENT WILL BE A RESPONDER 

OR NOT TO IMMUNOTHERAPY ~ 71:GLAXOSMITHKLINE BIOLOGICALS S.A. Rue de l' Institut 89 B-1330 

Rixensart ~ 72:BRICHARD VINCENT GRUSELLE OLIVIER ULLOA-MONTOYA FERNANDO DIZIER BENJAMIN 

GEORGES ELIE LEA GHISLAIN LOUAHED JAMILA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/278,387 ~ 32: 06/10/2009 

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2012/01997 ~ Complete ~ 54: STABLE NANO TITANIA SOLS AND A PROCESS FOR THEIR PRODUCTION ~ 

71:TIOXIDE EUROPE LIMITED Haverton Hill Road Billingham Stockton-on-Tees County Durham TS23 1PS ~ 

72:EDWARDS JOHN LOWRY KARL ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0916329.6 ~ 32: 17/09/2009 

2012/01998 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A BONE CUTTING GUIDE AND A BONE CUTTING GUIDE SYSTEM ~ 

71:CUSTOM MED ORTHOPAEDICS (PROPRIETARY) LMITED 43 Cole Street Schonenberg Estate Somerset 

West 7129 Western Cape ~ 72:HONIBALL JOHN ROBERT 

2012/01999 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF AEROSOLIZED ANTIBIOTICS FOR TREATING CHRONIC 

OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE ~ 71:MPEX PHARMACEUTICALS INC 11535 Sorrento Valley Road 

San Diego CA 92121 ~ 72:DUDLEY MICHAEL N GRIFFITH DAVID C MORGAN ELIZABETH E SETHI SANJAY 

BERKLEY NEIL LOUTIT JEFFREY S BOSTIAN KEITH A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/249,228 ~ 32: 06/10/2009 

2012/02001 ~ Complete ~ 54: BOVINE GERMICIDE APPLICATION TECHNOLOGY ~ 71:MASTITIS 

MANAGEMENT TOOLS INC 2010 Bennett Avenue Burley ID 83318 ~ 72:HAKES DENNIS LEE HAKES JEAN 

ANN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/247,431 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/02002 ~ Complete ~ 54: TANK FOR STORING AND WITHDRAWING HYDROGEN AND/OR HEAT ~ 

71:MCPHY ENERGY La Rietiere Zone d'active F-26190 La Motte-Fanjas CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA 

RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE 3 Rue michel-ange F-75794 Paris Cedex 16 ~ 72:JEHAN MICHEL RANGO 

PATRICIA BIENVENU GERARD PEYREAUD LAURENT MARTY PHILIPPE ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0904442 ~ 32: 

17/09/2009 

2012/02003 ~ Complete ~ 54: NASAL, WOUND AND SKIN FORMULATIONS AND METHODS FOR CONTROL 

OF ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCI AND OTHER GRAM-POSITIVE BACTERIA ~ 71:GUTHERY B. 

EUGENE 3520 Woodridge Drive Texarkana TX 77053 ~ 72:GUTHERY B EUGENE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/257,922 ~ 

32: 04/11/2009 

2012/02004 ~ Complete ~ 54: ADJUSTABLE FURNITURE ~ 71:INTEGRATED FURNITURE TECHNOLOGIES 

LIMITED Unit 9 Mitre Farm Industrial Estate Forthampton Glouocestershire GL 19 4NG ~ 72:ROBERTSON DALE 

~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0918685.9 ~ 32: 23/10/2009 

2012/02005 ~ Complete ~ 54: SOYBEAN TRANSGENIC EVENT MON 87708 AND METHODS OF USE 

THEREOF ~ 71:MONSANTO TECHNOLOGY LLC 800 North Lindbergh Boulevard Mail Zone E1NA St. Louis MO 

63167 ~ 72:BRINKER RONALD J FENG PAUL C C HOI SIO-WAI WU KUNSHENG BURNS WEN C GUPTA 

ANJU MALVEN MARIANNE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/243,227 ~ 32: 17/09/2009 

2012/02006 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMMUNOLOGICAL COMPOSITIONS FOR HIV ~ 71:SANOFI PASTEUR INC One 

Discover Drive Swiftwater PA 18370-5012 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AS REPRESENTED BY THE 

SECRETARY OF THE ARMY ON BEHALF OF THE WALTER REED ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH 504 

Scott Street Frederick MD 21702-5012 GLOBAL SOLUTIONS FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES 830 Dubuque 

Avenue South San Francisco CA 94080 MINISTRY OF PUBLIC HEALTH Tivanond Road Nonthaburi 11000 ~ 

72:TARTAGLIA JAMES T KIM JEROME H PERKS-NGARM SUPACHAI GURUNATHAN SANJAY FRANCIS 

DON ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/243,522 ~ 32: 17/09/2009 

2012/02007 ~ Complete ~ 54: PACKAGING CONTAINER FOR BITUMEN ~ 71:POLYCUBE SYSTEMS GMBH 

Miltoehnerstrasse 6 A-2560 Berndorf ~ 72:BUGL ROSEMAIRE KREGER MICHAEL ~ 33: AT ~ 31: GM 584/2009 

~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/02008 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOCUMENT PHOTOSENSOR OF SURFACE-MOUNTED ELEMENT ~ 71:JAPAN 

CASH MACHINE CO., LTD 3-15 Nishiwaki 2-chome Hirano ku Osaka shi Osaka 547-0035 ~ 72:OKAWA 

KASTUTOSHI ASAKAWA SEIJI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-190537 ~ 32: 19/08/2009 

2012/02009 ~ Complete ~ 54: A NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION COMPRISING LACTOCOCCUS STRAINS AND 

REDUCING ALLERGY SYMPTOMS, ESPECIALLY IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN ~ 71:NESTEC S.A. Avenue 

Nestlé 55 CH-1800 Vevey ~ 72:HOLVOET SEBASTIEN ZUERCHER ADRIAN MERCENIER ANNIK SINGH 

ANURAG ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09170599.6 ~ 32: 17/09/2009 


2012/01874 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BUTADIENE ~ 71:LUMMUS 

TECHNOLOGY INC. 1515 Broad Street Bloomfield New Jersey 07003-3096 ~ 72:ARNOLD STEPHEN CRAIG 

GAFFNEY ANNE MAE KARAS LAWRENCE JOHN ANGEVINE PHILIP JAY YEH CHUEN YUAN SONG RUOZHI 

~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/542.565 ~ 32: 17/08/2009 

2012/01966 ~ Complete ~ 54: WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM ~ 71:ALEXANDER IVLEV 136 Daisy Street 

Sandton 2146 CLEAR SKY ENERGY (PTY) LTD 136 Daisy Street Sandton 2146 ~ 72:ALEXANDER IVLEV ~ 33: 

RU ~ 31: 014647,2011110062 ~ 32: 17/03/2011 

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2012/02010 ~ Provisional ~ 54: OPEN TO AIR FAST PYROLYSIS OVEN ~ 71:HENDRIK BEYERS VAN AARDT 

7 Rascher Street Fichardt Park Bloemfontein Free State 9301 MAURITZ SCHLIMMER VAN RENSBURG 7 

Rascher Street Fichardt Park Bloemfontein Free State 9301 GERHARDUS JAN VAN DER MERWE 7 Rascher 

Street Fichardt Park Bloemfontein Free State 9301 ~ 72:HENDRIK BEYERS VAN AARDT GERHARDUS JAN 

VAN DER MERWE MAURITZ SCHLIMMER VAN RENSBURG 

2012/02011 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TORUS ~ 71:CHRISTIAAN TALJAARD 5 Scotts Way Road Berdfordview 

Gemiston ~ 72:CHRISTIAAN TALJARD 

2012/02012 ~ Provisional ~ 54: KHIYEKA ANTI THEFT DEVICE ~ 71:KHIYEKA TECHNOLOGIES 13 Botes 

Avenue Olifantsfontein ~ 72:SIPHO SEBALAO 

2012/02013 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD TO PRODUCE METHANE RICH FUEL GAS FROM 

CARBONACEOUS FEEDSTOCKS USING A STEAM HYDROGASIFICATION REACTOR AND A WATER GAS 

SHIFT REACTOR ~ 71:THE REGENTS OR THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1111 FRANKLIN STREET 12th 

Floor Oakland CA 94607-5200 ~ 72:RAJU ARUM SK PARK CHAN SEUNG NORBECK JOSEPH M ~ 33: US ~ 

31: 61/244,833 ~ 32: 22/09/2009 

2012/02014 ~ Complete ~ 54: FEEDER FOR DISPENSING A SOLUTION OF A SOLID MATTER DISSOLVED 

THEREIN ~ 71:ECOFER FERTIGATION TECHNOLOGIES 2010 LTD 7 Bezalel Street 87516 Ofakim ~ 

72:BIALIK ZIV ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/272,132 ~ 32: 19/08/2009 

2012/02015 ~ Complete ~ 54: PERMANENT MAGNET GENERATOR ~ 71:STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY 4th 

Floor Admin B Victoria Street Stellenbosch Western Cape Province 7600 ~ 72:STEGMANN JOHANNES 

ABRAHAM KAMPER MAARTEN JAN ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/06507 ~ 32: 18/09/2009 

2012/02016 ~ Complete ~ 54: MAGNETIC GEAR ~ 71:STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY 4th Floor Admin B 

Victoria Street Stellenbosch Western Cape Province 7600 ~ 72:WANG RONG-JIE KAMPER MAARTEN JAN ~ 

33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/06715 ~ 32: 28/09/2009 

2012/02017 ~ Complete ~ 54: FISHING PROTECROR ~ 71:SORVIK OMAR N-5410 Sagvag PAULSEN ODD 

ARID N-5430 Bremnes ~ 72:SORVIK OMAR PAULSEN ODD ARID ~ 33: NO ~ 31: 2009 2870 ~ 32: 20/08/2009 

2012/02018 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUSBTITUTED CARBAMOLYMENTHLAMINO ACETIC ACID DERIVATIVES AS 

NOVEL NEP INHIBITORS ~ 71:NOVARTIS AG Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel ~ 72:IWAKI YUKI KAWANAMI 

TOSHIO KSANDER GARY MICHAEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/359,914 ~ 32: 30/06/2010 

2012/02019 ~ Complete ~ 54: PREVENTING OR REDUCING SCALE IN WET-PROCESS PHOSPHORIC ACID 

PRODUCTION ~ 71:CYTEC TECHNOLOGY CORP 300 Delaware Avenue Wilmington DE 19801 ~ 

72:RAVISHANKAR SATHANJHERI WANG BING ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/245,713 ~ 32: 25/09/2009 

2012/02020 ~ Complete ~ 54: COMPOUNDS AND COMPOSITIONS AS PROTEIN KINASE INHIBITORS ~ 

71:IRM LLC 131 Front Street P O BOX HM 2899 Hamilton HM LX NOVARTIS AG Lichtstrasse 35 CH-4056 Basel 

~ 72:HUANG SHENLIN JIN XIANMING LIU ZUOSHENG POON DANIEL TELLEW JOHN WAN YONGQIN 

WANG XING XIE YONGPING ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/313,039 ~ 32: 11/03/2010 

2012/02021 ~ Complete ~ 54: VERIFICATION OF DISPENSED ITEMS ~ 71:CAREFUSION 303 INC 3750 Torrey 

View Court San Diego California 92130 ~ 72:ROSS GRAHAM ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/571,221 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/02022 ~ Complete ~ 54: USE OF STEROID COMPOUNDS FOR INFLAMMATORY AND AUTOIMMUNE 

DISORDERS ~ 71:BIONATURE E A LTD 1 Poseidonos Street Nicosia 2406 ~ 72:PANOUTSAKOPOLOU 

VASILIKI ANGELAKOPOULOU MARIA CALOGEROPOULOU THEODORA GRAVANIS ACHILLEAS LAZARIDIS 

LAKOVOS NEOPHYTOU CONSTANTINOS ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 1009342.5 ~ 32: 03/06/2010 

2012/02023 ~ Complete ~ 54: DOCUMENT STORAGE ASSEMBLY ~ 71:MEI INC 1301 Wilson Drive West 

Chester 19380-5954 Pennslyvania ~ 72:SNIDER JOHN D MARVIN KAREN CARMINE CHRIS WOOD KENNETH 

B BERGERON ALFRED F CLAUSER ROBERT ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/244,611 ~ 32: 22/09/2009 

2012/02024 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROPANE-1-SULFONIC ACID {3-[5-(4-CHLOROPHENYL)-1H-PYRROLO[2,3-b] 

PYRIDINE-3-CARBONY]-2,4-DIFLUOLOPHENYL}-AMIDE, AS WELL AS USES THEREOF ~ 71:PLEXXIKON 

INC 91 Bolivar Drive Suite A Berkeley CA 94710 ~ 72:ARTIS DEAN R MAMO SHUMEYE ZHANG CHAO ZHU 

YONG-LIANG HIRTH KLAUS-PETER SPEVAK WAYNE GILLETTE SAMUEL J ZHU HONGYAO IBRAHIM 

PRABHA N BREMER RYAN NESPI MARIKA ZHANG JIAZHONG TSAI JAMES BOLLAG GIDEON CHO HANNA 

WU GUOXIAN SHI SHENGHUA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 60/692.960 ~ 32: 22/06/2009 

2012/02025 ~ Complete ~ 54: INTERMEDIATES USEFUL IN THE PREPARATION OF PYRROLO[2,3-b] 

PYRIDINE DERIVATIVES ~ 71:PLEXXIKON INC 91 Bolivar Drive Suite A Berkeley CA 94710 ~ 72:ARTIS DEAN 

R MAMO SHUMEYE ZHANG CHAO ZHU YONG-LIANG HIRTH KLAUS-PETER SPEVAK WAYNE ZHU 

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HONGYAO IBRAHIM PRABHA N BREMER RYAN NESPI MARIKA ZHANG JIAZHONG TSAI JAMES BOLLAG 

GIDEON CHO HANNA WU GUOXIAN SHI SHENGHUA GILLETTE SAMUEL J ~ 33: US ~ 31: 60/731.528 ~ 32: 

28/10/2005 

2012/02026 ~ Complete ~ 54: PYROLO[2,3-b] PYRIDINE DERIVATIVES AS PROTEIN KINASE INHIBITORS ~ 

71:PLEXXIKON INC 91 Bolivar Drive Suite A Berkeley CA 94710 ~ 72:ARTIS DEAN S MAMO SHUMEYE 

ZHANG CHAO ZHU YONG-LIANG HIRTH KLAUS-PETER SPEVAK WAYNE GILLETTE SAMUEL J ZHU 

HONGYAO IBRAHIM PRABHA N BREMER RYAN NESPI MARIKA ZHANG JIAZHONG TSAI JAMES BOLLAG 

GIDEON CHO HANNA WU GUOXIAN SHI SHENGHUA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/731,528 ~ 32: 28/10/2005 

2012/02027 ~ Complete ~ 54: ACTIVIN-ACTRII ANTAGONISTS AND USES FOR INCREASING RED BLOOD 

CEL LEVELS ~ 71:ACCELERON PHARMA INC 128 Sidney Street Cambridge MA 02139 ~ 72:SHERMAN 

MATTHEW L ~ 33: US ~ 31: 60/875,682 ~ 32: 18/12/2006 

2012/02028 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SHEAR-THINNING OF SLURRIES ~ 71:DELKOR TECHNIK B.V Haaksbergweg 

59 (4th Floor) 1101 BR Amsterdam ~ 72:TAYLOR MARK DAVID NAVARRO MARCELO MINSON DAVID NEIL 

2012/02029 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANDROGEN RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS AND USES THEREOF ~ 71:TONG 

YOUZHI 218 Xinghu Street A3 Building Suit 218 Suzhou Industrial Park Suzhou Jiangsu 215123 ~ 72:TONG 

YOUZHI ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/241,051 ~ 32: 10/09/2009 

2012/02030 ~ Complete ~ 54: CUTTING INSERT FOR A ROOF DRILL BIT ~ 71:KENNAMETAL INC P O Box 

231 1600 Technology Way Latrobe PA 15650-0231 ~ 72:BISE DOUGLAS E SWOP CHAD A COLVIN SETH 

DANIEL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 13/069,495 ~ 32: 23/03/2011 

2012/02031 ~ Complete ~ 54: VARIANT IMMUNOGLOBULINS WITH IMPROVED MANUFACTURABILTY ~ 

71:LONZA BIOLOGICS PLC 228-230 Bath Road Slough SL1 4DX ~ 72:ARNELL ANDREAS MICHAEL 

REBECCA ZURDO JESUS JIMENEZ JOSE STALLWOOD YVETTE ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/241,717 ~ 32: 11/09/2009 

2012/02032 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL NUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHONATES AND ANALOGS ~ 71:EPIPHANY 

BIOSCIENCES INC One Califonia Street Suit 2000 San Francisco California 94105 KALEXSYN INC 4502 

Campus Drive Kalamazoo Michigan 49008-2589 ~ 72:DONG STEVEN WUTS PETER M ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/237,679 ~ 32: 27/08/2009 

2012/02033 ~ Complete ~ 54: BENT MEMBER,AND DEVICE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME ~ 

71:SUMITOMO METAL INDUSTRIES LTD 5-33 Kitahama 4-Chome Chuo-Ku Osaka-shi Osaka 541 0041 

SUMITOMO PIPE & TUBE CO LTD 3-5 Oaza Hikari Kashima-Shi Ibaraki 341-0014 ~ 72:TOMIZAWA ATSUSHI 

KUWAYAMA SHINJIRO KUBOTA HIROAKI INOUE SABURO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-194211 ~ 32: 25/08/2009 

2012/02034 ~ Complete ~ 54: CUTTING TOOL ~ 71:KENNAMETAL INC P O Box 231 1600 Technology Way 

Latrobe PA 15650-0231 ~ 72:OJANEN RANDALL WALTER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/454,661 ~ 32: 23/03/2011 

2012/02035 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ACCESSING TRANSACTION INFORMATION 

IN RELATION TO PURCHASED OF GOODS OR SERVICES ~ 71:DEWING GILLIAN ANN 118 Sunningdale 

Drive Sunningdale 7441 DEWING CARLA-FRANE GILLIAN 118 Sunningdale Drive Sunningdale 7441 ~ 

72:DEWING GILLIAN ANN DEWING CARLA-FRANE GILLIAN 

2012/02037 ~ Complete ~ 54: REPELLENT COMPOSITIONS AND GENETIC APPROACHES FOR 

CONTROLLING HUANGLONGBING ~ 71:FUNDO DE DEFESA DA CITRICULTURA-FUNDECITRUS Av Dr 

Adhemar Pereira De Barro 201 Vila Melhado Araraquara-SP 14807-040 INSTITUTO VALENCIANO DE 

INVESTIGACIONES AGRARIAS Carretera Moncada-Naquera Km 4 5 Apartado Offcial Moncada (Valencia E- 

46113) ~ 72:BERTA ALQUEZAR GARCIA JOSPE PERIS RODRIGO ANDREIA ENRIQUE PEDRO TAKAO 

YAMAMOTO NELSON ARNO WULFF ANTONIO JULIANO AYRES JOSE MAURICIO SIMOES BENTO ANA 

RODRIGUEZ BAIXAULI LEANDRO PENA GARCIA MARCELO PEDREIRA DE MIRANDA MARCEL BELLATO 

SPOSITO DIVA DO CARMO TEIXEIRA NEWTON CAVALCANTI JR DE NORONHA JOSE ROBERTO POSTALI 

PARRA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/255.705 ~ 32: 28/10/2009 

2012/02038 ~ Complete ~ 54: A BARBECUE STAND ~ 71:ANDREWS HENRY WILLIAM Farm Sandfontein 

Napier 7270 ~ 72:ANDREWS HENRY WILLIAM 

2012/02084 ~ Complete ~ 54: CIRCUITS FOR DC ENERGY STORES ~ 71:CONVERTEAM TECHNOLOGY LTD 

Boughton Road Rugby Warwickshire CV21 1BU ~ 72:LEWIS ERIC ANTHONY ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 11002528.5 ~ 32: 

28/03/2011 

2012/02140 ~ Complete ~ 54: TOPICAL FORMULATION FOR DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS ~ 71:VLIFE 

SCIENCES TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD Pride Purple Coronet 1st Floor S.N287 Baner Road Pune 411045 

Maharashtra ~ 72:KULKARNI SUDHIR A DESHPANDE SUPREET K GOLLAPUDY REENA ~ 33: IN ~ 31: 

1476/MUM/2009 ~ 32: 22/09/2009 


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2012/02039 ~ Complete ~ 54: SPRAY COATING DEVICE ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF THE WESTERN CAPE 

Modderdam Road Bellville 7530 ~ 72:SIVAKUMAR PASUPATHI VLADIMIR MIKHAILOVICH LINKOV ~ 33: ZA ~ 

31: 2009/07267 ~ 32: 19/10/2009 

2012/02040 ~ Complete ~ 54: LATERAL WALL FOR A ROLLER PRESS ~ 71:KHD HUMBOLDT WEDAG GMBH 

Colonia-Allee 3 Koln 51067 ~ 72:ANDOR HAMBALKO RENE VAN DER ENDE MEINHARD FRANGENBERG ~ 

33: DE ~ 31: 20 2009 014 656.1 ~ 32: 29/10/2009 

2012/02041 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONTROLLED BREAK-OUT SHEAR PIN FOR ROCK BOLT ~ 71:AVENG 

(AFRICA) LIMITED Steeledale House 670 Power Street Industries West Germiston 1401 AVENG (AFRICA) 

LIMITED STEELEDALE HOUSE 670 POWER STREET INDUSTRIES WEST GERMISTON ~ 72:HOWELL 

MICHAEL MARTIN CHARLES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2010/09189 ~ 32: 20/12/2010 

2012/02042 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM ~ 71:CALCAMITE SANITARY SERVICES 

(PTY) LTD No 2 Sapphire Road Klerksoord Tswane 0200 ~ 72:TELFORD JOHN 

2012/02043 ~ Complete ~ 54: A SHOPPING BAG ~ 71:JOHNSON MARDI 75 Pointer Crescent Garsfontein 

Pretoria 0042 JOHNSON MARI 75 Pointer Crescent Garsfontein Pretoria 0042 ~ 72:JOHNSON MARDI 

JOHNSON MARI 

2012/02044 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PULVERISING APPARATUS ~ 71:KFP RAIL (PTY) LTD 14A Elizabeth Road 

Oriel Bedfordview 7007 ~ 72:PENN-CLARKE CRAIG JANSE VAN RENSBURG CHRIS 

2012/02045 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SUNKEN SWITCHING DEVICE ~ 71:WALTER WENZEL STORCH 41 Gars 

Street Fochville ~ 72:WALTER WENZEL STORCH 

2012/02046 ~ Provisional ~ 54: PHOTOTHERAPY DEVICE FOR HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA ~ 71:PIETERSEN 

JOHANNES DE-KLERK 5 Markotter Avenue Uniepark Stellenbosch 7600 ~ 72:PIETERSEN JOHANNES DE- 

KLERK 

2012/02047 ~ Complete ~ 54: A POLYMER SUPPORT ~ 71:UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN LOVERS WALK 

RONDEBOSCH CAPE TOWN 7700 ~ 72:JARDINE MOEGAMAT ANWAR SMITH GREGORY STUART ~ 33: ZA 

~ 31: 2009/06358 ~ 32: 14/09/2009 

2012/02048 ~ Complete ~ 54: VISCOUS ACIDIC ABRASIVE CLEANING COMPOSITIONS ~ 71:RECKITT 

BENCKISER LLC Morris Corporate Center IV 399 Interpace Parkway Parsippany PO Box 225 NJ 07054-0225 ~ 

72:POST SARAH MARIE ~ 33: GB ~ 31: 0917109.1 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/02049 ~ Complete ~ 54: CONVEYOR BELT CLAMP ~ 71:ASGCO MANUFACTURING INC 301-323 

Gordon Street Allentown PA 18102-3136 ~ 72:ZEHNDER ADAM GIBBS AARON KRULICK THOMAS ~ 33: US ~ 

31: 12/643.370 ~ 32: 21/12/2009 

2012/02050 ~ Complete ~ 54: SELF-POWERED PUMP FOR HEATED LIQUID AND HEAT DRIVEN LIQUID 

CLOSE-LOOP AUTOMATIC CIRCULATING SYSTEM EMPLOYING SAME ~ 71:W&E INTERNATIONAL 

(CANADA) CORP 66 Devonsleigh Blvd Richmond Hill Ontario L4S 1H2 LIN HUAZI 66 Devonsleigh Blvd 

Richmond Hill Ontario L4S 1H2 ~ 72:LIN HUAZI ~ 33: CA ~ 31: 2.678.584 ~ 32: 08/09/2009 

2012/02051 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MULTILAYER SHEAR BAND 

REINFORCEMENT ~ 71:MICHELIN RECHERCHE ET TECHNIQUE S.A. Route Louis Braille 10 CH-1763 

Granges-Paccot SOCIETE DE TECHNOLOGIE MICHELIN 23 rue Breschet F-63000 Clermont Ferrand Cedex 9 

~ 72:CRON STEVE RHYNE TIMOTHY B 

2012/02052 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS AND REAGENTS FOR THE INHIBITION OR REDUCTION OF SCALE 

FORMATION DURING PHOSPHORIC ACID PRODUCTION ~ 71:CYTEC TECHNOLOGY CORP 300 Delaware 

Avenue Wilmington DE 19801 ~ 72:RAVISHANKAR SATHANJHERI WANG BING ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/245.746 ~ 

32: 25/09/2009 

2012/02053 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING MIDDLE DISTILLATES FROM FISCHER-TROPSCH 

WAXES USING A MODIFIED ZEOLITE CATALYST ~ 71:IFP ENERGIES NOUVELLES 1 et 4 avenue de Bois- 

Preau 92852 Rueli-Malmaison Cedex ENI S P A Piazzale Enruico Mattel 1 I-00144 Rome ~ 72:SIMON LAURENT 

BOUCHY CHRISTOPHE ~ 33: FR ~ 31: 0904909 ~ 32: 13/10/2009 

2012/02054 ~ Complete ~ 54: FERMENTIVE PRODUCTION OF ISOBUTANOL USING HIGHLY EFFECTIVE 

KETOL-ACID REDUCTOISOMERASE ENZYMES ~ 71:BUTAMAX ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC Experimental 

Station Building 268 200 Powder Mill Road Wilmington 19880-0268 Delaware ~ 72:NAGARAJAN VASANTHA 

PAUL BRIAN JAMES SUH WONCHUL TOMB JEAN-FRANCOIS YE RICK W ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/246.844 ~ 32: 

29/09/2009 

2012/02055 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOW FREQUENCY GLATIRAMER ACETATE THERAPY ~ 71:YEDA RESEARCH 

AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD PO BOX 95 REHOVOT 76100 ~ 72:KLINGER ETY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/337.612 ~ 32: 11/02/2010 

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2012/02056 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMPROVED FLUX ACETOLACTATE-DERIVED PRODUCTS IN LACTIC ACID 

BACTERIA ~ 71:BUTAMAX ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC Experimental Station Building 268 200 Powder Mill 

Road Wilmington 19880-0268 Delaware ~ 72:PAUL BRIAN JAMES SUH WONCHUL ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/246.717 

~ 32: 29/09/2009 

2012/02057 ~ Complete ~ 54: SINTER COOLER WITH ADJUSTABLE COOLING GAS SEAL ~ 71:OUTOTEC 

OYJ Riihitontuntie 7 FI-02200 Espoo ~ 72:CHAMBERS ALAN ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 048 722.0 ~ 32: 

08/10/2009 

2012/02058 ~ Complete ~ 54: SINTER COOLER WITH EXCHANGEABLE SEAL ~ 71:OUTOTEC OYJ 

Riihitontuntie 7 FI-02200 Espoo ~ 72:CHAMBERS ALAN ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10 2009 048 724.7 ~ 32: 08/10/2009 

2012/02059 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR HEAT-TREATING SHEET METAL STRIPS ~ 71:EBNER 

INDUSTRIEOFENBAU GESELLSCHAFT MBH Ebner-Platz 1 A-4060 Leonding ~ 72:EBNER ROBERT 

MORBITZER EDUARD ~ 33: AT ~ 31: A 1610/2009 ~ 32: 13/10/2009 

2012/02060 ~ Complete ~ 54: ENERGY CONVERSION ASSEMBLY ~ 71:BOLELLI ROBERTO Via Montanara 90 

I-40020 Casalfiumanase ~ 72:BOLELLI ROBERTO 

2012/02061 ~ Complete ~ 54: GASTRIC RETENTIVE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS FOR IMMEDIATE 

AND EXTENDED RELEASE OF ACETAMINOPHEN ~ 71:DEPOMED INC 1360 O'brien Drive Menlo Park 94025 

California ~ 72:HOU SUI YUEN EDDIE VARGAS THADD ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/238.374 ~ 32: 31/08/2009 

2012/02062 ~ Complete ~ 54: DEVICE FOR HEAT-TREATING SHEET METAL STRIPS ~ 71:EBNER 

INDUSTRIEOFENBAU GESELLSCHAFT MBH Ebner-Platz 1 A-4060 Leonding ~ 72:EBNER ROBERT 

MORBITZER EDUARD ~ 33: AT ~ 31: A 1609/2009 ~ 32: 13/10/2009 

2012/02063 ~ Complete ~ 54: SINTER COOLER WITH SEAL ARRANGEMENT TOWARDS TRAVELLING 

SINTER-BEARING CHAMBER ~ 71:OUTOTEC OYJ Riihitontuntie 7 FI-02200 Espoo ~ 72:CHAMBERS ALAN ~ 

33: DE ~ 31: 10 2009 048 723.9 ~ 32: 08/10/2009 

2012/02064 ~ Provisional ~ 54: INFORMER ~ 71:JOHAN SWART Posbus 36022 MENLOPARK 0102 ~ 

72:JOHAN SWART 

2012/02065 ~ Complete ~ 54: A METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR FACILITATING ACCESS TO FINANCIAL 

INFORMATION ~ 71:HOPAC (PTY) LTD 301 Trevor Gething Street Garsfontein 0081 Menlo Park ~ 72:ELOFF 

JOHANNES MARTHINUS BAARD WILLEM JOHANNES ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2009/05829 ~ 32: 21/08/2009 

2012/02066 ~ Provisional ~ 54: HYBRID MONOPOLE ~ 71:MOSS EDMUND HAROLD Plot 42 Annieweg 

Riverview 1035 Witbank Mpumalanga ~ 72:MOSS EDMUND HAROLD 

2012/02067 ~ Provisional ~ 54: LOCKING ARRANGEMENT ~ 71:KOWALCZYK PIOTR LEONARD 42 Gladiolus 

Street Roodekrans Roodepoort 1724 ~ 72:KOWALCZYK PIOTR LEONARD 

2012/02068 ~ Complete ~ 54: POST MOUNTING SYSTEM AND DEVICE ~ 71:ONESTEEL WIRE PTY LTD 

Level 40 259 George Street Sydney New South Wales 2000 ~ 72:HOWLETT WARREN JOHN TAYLOR BRAD 

WHITE MARK ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2009904631 ~ 32: 21/09/2009 

2012/02069 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A WARNING SIGN ~ 71:SIEBERT ANTON 45 Buite Street 9300 Bloemfontein 

Free State ~ 72:SIEBERT ANTON 

2012/02070 ~ Complete ~ 54: TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF HIV INFECTION ~ 71:TIBOTEC 

PHARMACEUTICALS Eastgate Village Eastgate Little Island County Cork ~ 72:BAERT LIEVEN ELVIRE 

COLETTE KRAUS GUENTER ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09170916.2 ~ 32: 22/09/2009 

2012/02071 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR TREATING A CARBON DIOXIDE-CONTAINING 

GAS STREAM ~ 71:LINDE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Klosterhofstrasse 1 80331 Munchen ~ 72:RITTER 

ROLAND SPENNER DIRK ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2011 014678.4 ~ 32: 22/03/2011 

2012/02072 ~ Complete ~ 54: ROCK ANCHOR BOLT ~ 71:HILTI AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Feldkircherstrasse 

100 FL 9494 Schaan ~ 72:GOTZFRIED STEFAN ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 10 2011 005855.9 ~ 32: 21/03/2011 

2012/02073 ~ Provisional ~ 54: TREATMENT OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE ~ 71:MINTAILS S A (PTY) LTD 14 

Tweelopies Road Krugersdorp 1740 Gauteng Province ~ 72:JACOBS JAN HENDRIK PHILLIPUS FREEMAN 

ROBERT GEORGE 

2012/02074 ~ Complete ~ 54: SOLAR TRACKER FOR ORIENTING SOLAR PANELS ~ 71:INDRA SISTEMAS 

SA Avda Bruselas 33-35 Alcobendas E-28108 Madrid ~ 72:GONZALEZ RODRIGUEZ ANTONIO CAMINERO 

TORIJA MIGUEL ANGEL GARCIA MARQUEZ FAUSTO PEDRO GONZALEZ RODRIGUEZ ANGEL GASPAR 

CHACON MUNOZ JESUS MIGUEL 

2012/02075 ~ Complete ~ 54: ALCOHOLIC COMPOSITIONS HAVING A LOWERED RISK OF 

ACETALDEHYDEMIA ~ 71:PROTIA LLC 15025 Brioli Dr Reno Nevada 89511 ~ 72:CZARNIK ANTHONY 

MCKINNEY JEFFREY ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/777.238 ~ 32: 10/05/2010 

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2012/02076 ~ Complete ~ 54: ANTI-CMET ANTIBODY AND ITS USE FOR THE DETECTION AND THE 

DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER ~ 71:PIERRE FABRE MEDICAMENT 45 Place Abel Gance F-92100 Boulogne- 

Billancourt ~ 72:GOETSCH LILIANE JOUHANNEAUD ALEXANDRA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/348.005 ~ 32: 25/05/2010 

2012/02077 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING CYSTEINE AND/OR GLUTATHIONE FROM 

CYSTINE EMPLOYING YEAST ~ 71:DSM IP ASSETS B.V. Het Overloon 1 NL-6411 TE Heerlen ~ 

72:NOORDAM BERTUS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09171678.7 ~ 32: 29/09/2009 

2012/02078 ~ Complete ~ 54: NOVEL FORMS OF A MULTICYCLIC COMPOUND ~ 71:CEPHALON, INC. 

incorporated in Delaware of 41 Moores Road Frazer PA 19355 ~ 72:BIERLMAIER STEPHEN COURVOISIER 

LAURENT HALTIWANGER R CURTIS JACOBS MARTIN J MCKEAN ROBERT E PETRAITIS JOSEPH 

CHRISTIE MICHAEL FIELD R SCOTT HE LINLI KRESS MICHAEL MOWREY DALE R YAZDANIAN MEHRAN ~ 

33: US ~ 31: 61/237.180 ~ 32: 26/08/2009 

2012/02079 ~ Complete ~ 54: TRANSPORT DEVICE FOR TRANSPORTING A PRODUCT,AND SORTING 

DEVICE AND METHOD THEREFOR ~ 71:DE GREEF'S WAGON-CARROSSERIE-EN MACHINEBOUW BV 

Langstraat 12 NL-4196 JB Tricht ~ 72:NIJLAND WILLEM JAN ~ 33: NL ~ 31: 2003516 ~ 32: 21/09/2009 

2012/02080 ~ Complete ~ 54: LOCKABLE ENCLOSURE ~ 71:MASTER LOCK COMPANY LLC 137 W. Forest 

Hill Avenue Oak Creek Wisconsin 53154 ~ 72:HACKER DEAN D ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/244.272 ~ 32: 21/09/2009 

2012/02081 ~ Complete ~ 54: AMBU-BAG AUTOMATION SYSTEM AND METHOD ~ 71:MOBILE AIRWAYS 

LLC 2842 Tipton Court Columbus IN 47201 ~ 72:BERGMAN ROBERT TODD ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/545.467 ~ 32: 

21/08/2009 

2012/02082 ~ Complete ~ 54: VESICULAR FORMULATIONS ~ 71:TARGETED DELIVERY TECHNOLOGIES 

LTD Palazzo Pietri Stiges 90 Strait Street Valleta ~ 72:KROON HENK-ANDRE HENRY WILLIAM ~ 33: US ~ 31: 

61/320.154 ~ 32: 01/04/2010 

2012/02085 ~ Provisional ~ 54: EXTERNAL COMBUSTION CHAMBER ~ 71:MALCOLM GAVIN PORTEOUS 32 

Antigo Falls Lingerette Avenue Sunninghill Gardens Sunninghill ~ 72:MALCOLM GAVIN PORTEOUS 

2012/02095 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FERRULE ~ 71:HAGGIE STEEL WIRE ROPE-SCAW METALS GROUP Lower 

Germiston Road Jupiter Johannesburg ~ 72:THOMAS KYLE GEOFFREY 

2012/02133 ~ Complete ~ 54: A BED BATH ~ 71:FRANCIS GRAHAM 2304 Van Riebeuk Road Glen Austin 

Midrand ~ 72:FRANCIS GRAHAM ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/2062 ~ 32: 17/03/2011 


2012/02083 ~ Provisional ~ 54: SAFETY DOOR ~ 71:PAPENFUS NICHOLAS JACQUES 19 Cuyler Street 

Constantia Kloof 1715 Johannesburg ~ 72:PAPENFUS NICHOLAS JACQUES 

2012/02086 ~ Provisional ~ 54: FLAT FIRE LIGHTERS ~ 71:ROBERT MARK HOFMEYR 6 Equestrian Close 

Greyton 7233 Western Cape ~ 72:ROBERT MARK HOFMEYR 

2012/02087 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF ALUMINIUM PLUG PINS ~ 71:JACOBS 

CAPITAL (PTY) LTD 50 Prospection Road Prospection 4120 ~ 72:WESSEL JACOBS 

2012/02088 ~ Provisional ~ 54: MINE SUPPORT ~ 71:ARROW POINT ENGINEERING (PTY) LTD 7 Woodbury 

Village 7 Bryon Avenue Bedfordpark Johannesburg 2007 ~ 72:ELVIN NIELL GLEN ELVIN ALEX 

2012/02089 ~ Provisional ~ 54: A SECURITY GATE ~ 71:ZEISS DONOVAN 730 Matumi Street Bougainvillea 

Estate Montana Pretoria 0159 ~ 72:ZEISS DONOVAN 

2012/02090 ~ Provisional ~ 54: VEHICLE VISIBILITY ~ 71:FERREIRA JACO BERT No 43 De La Ray 

Bronkhorstspruit 1020 ~ 72:FERREIRA JACO BERT 

2012/02091 ~ Complete ~ 54: BARRIER APPARATUS FOR SUPPORTING A FLEXIBLE BANNER ~ 

71:ROLLERSIGNS LTD OMC Chambers Wickhams Cay 1 Road Town Tortola ~ 72:LEWIS ROBERT LEWIS ~ 

33: GB ~ 31: 0914812.3 ~ 32: 25/08/2009 

2012/02092 ~ Complete ~ 54: SLAG DISCHARGE SYSTEM ~ 71:MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD 16-5, 

KONAN 2-CHOME, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 1088215 ~ 72:KOYAMA YOSHINORI YOSHIDA NAOSHIGE 

SHINADA OSAMU SODA YASUO ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-228592 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/02093 ~ Complete ~ 54: PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR REMOVING IMPURITIES FROM A GAS ~ 

71:RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 3040 CORNWALLIS ROAD RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK 27709-2194 

NORTH CAROLINA ~ 72:HENNINGSEN GUNNAR KNOWLTON TEDDY MERRILL FINDLAY JOHN GEORGE 

SCHLATHER JERRY NEAL TURK BRIAN S ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/247.282 ~ 32: 30/09/2009 

2012/02094 ~ Complete ~ 54: SAMPLE COLLECTION APPARATUS ~ 71:DAY TOBY ADAM LENNOX 46 Hills 

Road Steyning West Sussex BN44 3QG ~ 72:DAY TOBY ADAM LENNOX ~ 33: AU ~ 31: 2009904583 ~ 32: 

22/09/2009 

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2012/02096 ~ Complete ~ 54: FIRELIGHTER ~ 71:DIPPENAAR ANDRE 26 Langwa Crescent Wapadrand 0040 

~ 72:DIPPENAAR ANDRE ~ 33: ZA ~ 31: 2011/9009 ~ 32: 08/12/2011 

2012/02097 ~ Complete ~ 54: CRYSTALLINE FORMS OF SUBSTITUTED PYRAZOLOPYRIMIDINES ~ 

71:MERZ PHARMA GMBH & CO KGAA Eckenheimer Landstrasse 100 60318 Frankfurt/Main ~ 72:PLITT 

PATRICK HAUPTMEIER BERNHARD BODERKE PETER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/264.269 ~ 32: 25/11/2009 

2012/02098 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD OF HIGH IMPEDANCE GROUNDFAULT DETECTION FOR 

DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION OF OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES ~ 71:ALSTOM GRID UK LTD St 

Leonard's Avenue Stafford Staffordshire ST17 4LX SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC ENERGY UK LTD Stafford Park 5 

Telford TF3 3BL ~ 72:WISZNIEWSKI ANDRZEJ LUKOWICZ MIROSLAW MICHALIK MAREK KLIMEK ANDRZEJ 

2012/02099 ~ Complete ~ 54: POLYPEPTIDES FOR BINDING TO THE "RECEPTOR FOR ADVANCED 

GLYCATION ENDPRODUCTS" AS WELL AS COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS INVOLVING THE SAME ~ 

71:SANOFI 174 Avenue de France 75013 Paris ~ 72:HUBER JOCHEN BLANCHE FRANCIS DABDOUBI TARIK 

SOUBRIER FABIENNE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09290845.8 ~ 32: 05/11/2009 

2012/02100 ~ Complete ~ 54: APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING REDUCED IRON AND METHOD FOR 

MANUFACTURING THE SAME ~ 71:POSCO 1 Koedong-dong Nam-Ku 790-300 Kyungsanbook-do Pohang-si ~ 

72:SHIN MYOUNG KYUN KIM DONG-WON KIM SANG-HYUN LEE JUN HYUK ~ 33: KR ~ 31: 10-2009-0087824 

~ 32: 17/09/2009 

2012/02101 ~ Complete ~ 54: PRESS FOR PRODUCING A TAMPON ~ 71:RUGGLI PROJECTS AG 

Frauentalstrasse 3 6332 Hagendorn ZG ~ 72:GRABER HEINZ ~ 33: AT ~ 31: A 1331/2009 ~ 32: 24/08/2009 

2012/02102 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYNERGISTIC FUNGICIDAL COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING A 5- 

FLUOROPYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVE FOR FUNGAL CONTROL IN CEREALS ~ 71:DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC 

9330 Zionsville Road Indianapolis Indiana 46268-1054 ~ 72:KLITTICH CARLA LORSBACH BETH MEITL ALICE 

OWEN W JOHN YAO CHENGLIN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/248.192 ~ 32: 02/10/2009 

2012/02103 ~ Complete ~ 54: TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER ~ 71:ATLAS COPCO AIRPOWER, NAAMLOZE 

VENNOOTSCHAP Boomsesteenweg 957 B-2610 Wilrijk ~ 72:BAL GUIDO JAN ~ 33: BE ~ 31: 2009/0585 ~ 32: 

23/09/2009 

2012/02104 ~ Complete ~ 54: FABRIC CONDITIONERS ~ 71:UNILEVER PLC Unilever House 100 Victoria 

Embankment London Greater London EC4P ODY ~ 72:BOARDMAN CHRISTOPHER EBBRELL LESLEY JONES 

DAVID ANDREW ROSS ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09172405.4 ~ 32: 07/10/2009 

2012/02105 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR REGENERATING A SOLUTION USED IN A WASH 

VESSEL ~ 71:ALSTOM TECHNOLOGY LTD Brown Boveri Strasse 7 CH-5400 Baden ~ 72:PETIG ARLYN VERN 

KOZAK FREDERIC ZENON AGARWAL RITESH HIWALE RAMESHWAR SHAMRAO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/849.085 

~ 32: 03/08/2010 

2012/02106 ~ Complete ~ 54: SUBSTITUTED AMIDE COMPOUND ~ 71:ASTELLAS PHARMA INC 3-11 

Nihonbashi-Honcho 2-Chome Chuo-Ku Tokyo 1038411 ~ 72:KAWAMINAMI EIJI TAKAHASHI TATSUHISA 

KANAYAMA TAKATOSHI FUKUDA YUTA KAIZAWA HIROYUKI KONDOH YUTAKA SEO RYUSHI KURAMOTO 

KAZUYUKI TAKE KAZUHIKO SAKAMOTO KAZUYUKI ~ 33: JP ~ 31: 2009-220316 ~ 32: 25/09/2009 

2012/02107 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND COMPOSITION FOR SECRETION OF HETEROLOGOUS 

POLYPEPTIDES ~ 71:GENENTECH INC 1 DNA Way South San Francisco CA 94080-4990 ~ 72:MARRICHI 

MATTHEW REILLY DOROTHEA E SIMMONS LAURA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/258.565 ~ 32: 05/11/2099 

2012/02108 ~ Complete ~ 54: BEVERAGE CARTRIDGE ~ 71:SARA LEE/DE B.V Keulsekade 143 NL-3532 AA 

Utrecht ~ 72:BIEWENGA TJASSE WILLEM ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09171273.7 ~ 32: 24/09/2009 

2012/02109 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SYNCHRONIZED CONTROL OF ELECTRICAL 

POWER SYSTEM VOLTAGE PROFILES ~ 71:SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES INC 2350 N E 

Hopkins Court Pullman 99163 Washington ~ 72:LABUSCHAGNE CASPER A MOXLEY ROY E POPE JEFFREY 

G ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/903.038 ~ 32: 12/10/2010 

2012/02110 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR GENERATOR GROUND FAULT PROTECTION 

~ 71:SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES INC 2350 N E Hopkins Court Pullman 99163 Washington 

~ 72:SCHWEITZER III EDMUND O SKENDZIC VESELIN BENMOUYAL GABRIEL HALL BRUCE A 

SCHARLACH ROGERIO ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/903.104 ~ 32: 12/10/2010 

2012/02111 ~ Complete ~ 54: RETROFITTED EXCAVATOR TOOTH ATTACHMENT ~ 71:BLACK CAT BLADES 

LTD 5604 59th Street Edmonton TGB 3CS Alberta ~ 72:RUVANG JOHN A ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/608.803 ~ 32: 

29/10/2009 

2012/02112 ~ Complete ~ 54: IMIDAZOPYRIDINE OR IMIDAZOPYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES AS 

PHOSPHODIESTERASE 10A INHIBITORS ~ 71:F HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE AG GRENZACHERSTRASSE 124 

CH-4070 BASLE ~ 72:ALBERATI DANIELA BLEICHER KONRAD GROEBKE ZBINDEN KATRIN KUHN BERND 

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RUDOLPH MARKUS ALVAREZ SANCHEZ RUBEN FLOHR ALEXANDER KOERNER MATTHIAS PETERS 

JENS-UWE ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09171253.9 ~ 32: 24/09/2009 

2012/02113 ~ Complete ~ 54: ADHESIVE PACKAGE AND USE THEREOF WITH AN ANCHORING ELEMENT ~ 

71:HILTI AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Feldkircherstrasse 100 LI 9494 Schaan ~ 72:BUDER ASTRID WIECZOREK 

KOLJA ~ 33: DE ~ 31: 102011005960.1 ~ 32: 23/03/2011 

2012/02114 ~ Complete ~ 54: GALECTIN-3 AND CARDIAC RESYNCHRONIZATION THERAPY ~ 71:BG 

MEDICINE, INC. a Delaware corporation 610 Lincoln Street North Waltham Massachusetts 02451 ~ 

72:MUNTENDAM PIETER ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/236.712 ~ 32: 25/08/2009 

2012/02115 ~ Complete ~ 54: HOT-MELT ADHESIVE WITH IMPROVED ADHESION ON LOW-ENERGY 

SURFACES ~ 71:SIKA TECHNOLOGY AG Zugerstrasse 50 CH-6340 Baar ~ 72:URBACH DIRK LINNENBRINK 

MARTIN PASCHKOWSKI KAI ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 09168705.3 ~ 32: 26/08/2009 

2012/02116 ~ Complete ~ 54: NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODIES TO HIV-1 AND THEIR USE ~ 71:THE UNITED 

STATES OF AMERICA AS REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN 

SERVICES Office Of Technology Transfer National Institutes of Health 6011 Executive Boulevard Suite 325 MSC 

7660 Bethesda MD 20892-7660 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Center For Commercialization 4311 11th 

Avenue NE Suite 500 Seattle WA 98105 ~ 72:MASCOLA JOHN R WU XUELING HOGERKORP CARL-MAGNUS 

YANG ZHI-YONG KWONG PETER CONNORS MARK SHAPIRO LAWRENCE SCHIEF WILLIAM R WYATT 

RICHARD LI YUXING ROEDERER MARIO NABEL GARY ZHOU TONGQING OFEK GILAD ZHU JIANG ~ 33: 

US ~ 31: 61/385.531 ~ 32: 22/09/2010 

2012/02117 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE TRANSFER OF MATERIALS ~ 71:THE 

PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY ONE PROCTER & GAMBLE PLAZA CINCINNATI OHIO 45202 ~ 72:FU 

CHUNSHENG C ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/564.983 ~ 32: 23/09/2009 

2012/02118 ~ Complete ~ 54: DETERGENT COMPOSITION ~ 71:NOVOZYMES A/S Krogshojvej 36 DK 2880 

Bagsvaerd ~ 72:SIMONSEN OLE KNOTZEL JURGEN CARSTEN FRANZ MIKKELSEN LISE MUNCH BENIE 

ASTRID ~ 33: EP ~ 31: 10153476.6 ~ 32: 12/02/2010 

2012/02119 ~ Complete ~ 54: FASTENER FOR LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE PANEL ASSEMBLY ~ 71:BUI 

THUAN 58 North Mascher Street Philadelphia PA 19106 ~ 72:BUI THUAN ~ 33: US ~ 31: 12/798.365 ~ 32: 

03/04/2010 

2012/02125 ~ Complete ~ 54: WATER REMOVAL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ~ 71:DONALDSON 

COMPANY INC 1400 West 95th Street P O Box 1299 Minneapolis Minnesota 55440- 1299 ~ 72:BABCOCK 

BRIAN D DOYLE JAMES LAVALLEE GREGORY L MADSEN MICHAEL JOHN JOHNSON PHILIP EDWARD ~ 

33: US ~ 31: 61/236.653 ~ 32: 25/08/2009 

2012/02129 ~ Complete ~ 54: SYSTEM FOR EXTRACTION AND TRANSPORT OF LIGHT ASHES BY MEANS 

OF A STEEL BELT CONVEYOR ~ 71:MAGALDI INDUSTRIE S.R.L Via Irno 219 I-84135 Salerno ~ 72:MAGALDI 

MARIO ~ 33: IT ~ 31: RM2009A000488 ~ 32: 24/09/2009 

2012/02130 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR SYNCHRONIZATION OF DATA FRAMES ~ 

71:NOKIA CORPORATION Keilalahdentie 4 FIN-02150 Espoo ~ 72:TUPALA MIIKA ~ 33: US ~ 31: 61/236.604 ~ 

32: 25/08/2009 

2012/02131 ~ Provisional ~ 54: RIFLE STOCK ~ 71:DU PLOOY FREDERIK WILHELM 30 Jacobs Street Ermelo 

2350 ~ 72:DU PLOOY FREDERIK WILHELM 

2012/02132 ~ Complete ~ 54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING A CRYSTALLINE SOLID FROM GLYCINE-N,N- 

DIACETIC ACID DERIVATIVES ~ 71:BASF SE D-67056 Ludwigshafen ~ 72:BARANYAI ANDREAS ~ 33: DE ~ 

31: 10 2009 038 951.2 ~ 32: 26/08/2009 

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2010/09090 AMIRA PHARMACEUTICALS, INC PANMIRA PHARMACEUTICALS, 

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2008/07014 EXICA, INC VINTURI, INC 

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2006/04498 ITI LIMITED ITI ENERGY LIMITED 

2007/01339 NICRO INDUSTRIAL (PTY) LTD ERLS MINING (PTY) LTD 

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1998/10932 ELAN PHARMA INTERNATIONAL CRIMAGUA LIMITED 

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21: 2006/08585 22: 2006/10/13 43: 2012/01/13 

51: A61K 

71: COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY 

72: Gaffar, Abdul, Hassan, Mahmoud, Viscio, David, 

Xu, Guofeng 

33: US 31: 10/842,152 32: 2004/05/10 

54: MULTILAYER TOOTH WHITENING STRIPS 

00: - 

Tooth-whitening films comprising a hydratable 

polymer and a whitening agent are disclosed in 

which the films have a hydrophobic coating on one 

surface and a tooth-adherent coating on the 

opposing surface. Flavorings can also be included in 

the hydratable polymer portion of the film or in either 

the hydrophobic coating or the tooth-adherent 

coating. Tooth-whitening methods that use the films 

are also disclosed. The hydratable polymer 

preferably is a polyethylene oxide. 

21: 2007/04773 22: 2004/11/12 43: 2011/12/02 

51: B01J 

71: INTERCAT EQUIPMENT, INC. 

72: EVANS, MARTIN 

33: US 31: 10/717,249 32: 2003-11-19 

54: MOBILE FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING 

INJECTION SYSTEM 

00: - 

A mobile fluid cracking catalyst injection system 

(200) and a method of controlling a fluid catalyst 

cracking process is provided. In one embodiment, a 

mobile fluid catalyst cracking system includes a 

transportable platform (212), a catalyst reservoir 

coupled to the platform and a flow control device 

coupled (206) to an outlet of the reservoir and 

adapted to control the flow of catalyst from the 

reservoir to a fluid catalyst cracking unit (FCCU). 

21: 2007/00065 22: 2007/01/02 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A01G, A01K 

71: AONORI AQUAFARMS 

72: BELTRAN, Jose Lopez, MOLL, Benjamin, 

VEGA, Gabriel Chavez 

33: US 31: 60/580,983 32: 2004-06-17 

54: MANAGED CO-CULTURES OF ORGANISMS 

HAVING PROPHYLACTIC AND HEALTH- 

PROMOTING EFFECTS 

00: - 

The invention is directed to novel methods that 

enhance aquaculture of valuable crops. The 

invention is exemplified by co-culture of Panaeus 

vannamei and Enteromorpha clathrata which 

produced superior P. Vannamei and protected the 

animals against pathogen infection. 

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21: 2007/05041 22: 2007/07/02 43: 2012/01/20 

51: F16B F16S 

71: MITEK HOLDINGS, INC. 

72: KOSKOVICH, Jerome E., MEYER, Timothy 

Louis, MCKEON, James Edward 

33: US 31: 60/804,244 32: 2006-06-08 

54: AUTOMATED TRUSS ASSEMBLY JIG 

SETTING SYSTEM 

00: - 

The invention as depicted in a preferred embodiment 

is a retrofitted automated truss assembly jig setting 

system and one or more removable plank units used 

therewith. Removable plank unit includes a pair of 

drive motors each connected to a motor plate that is 

fixed to the bottom surface of a plank. A pair of rods 

extends along the length of the plank and each is 

operatively connected to a motor such that activation 

of a motor rotates a rod. Puck assemblies are 

carried by rods and are linearly transposed along 

rods when motors are activated. A computerized 

control system is operatively connected to provide 

for automated positioning of pucks. Planks on 

existing truss assembly tables may be removed and 

replaced with removable plank units to turn a 

traditional truss assembly jigging table into an 

automated truss assembly jigging table. 21: 2008/00407 22: 2008/01/14 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61Q A61K 

71: COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY 

72: MILLER, Jeffrey, BOYD, Thomas J., 

ARVANITIDOU, Evangelia S., PRENCIPE, Michael, 

MORGAN, Andre 

33: US 31: 11/182,398 32: 2005-07-15 

54: ORAL COMPOSITIONS HAVING CATIONIC 

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS 

00: - 

An oral composition is provided covering one or 

more cationic active ingredients and a cationiccompatible 

inorganic particulate having a porous 

surface that is substantially inert to the cationic 

active ingredient. The oral composition also has a 

cationic-compatible surfactant system and a carrier 

that is stable in the presence of the cationic active 

ingredient. The oral composition can be provided in 

a dual tube or single tube form, if desired. 

21: 2008/01509. 22: 2006/08/01. 43: 2011/11/14 

51: A61K; A61P; A23L 

71: BUCHMAN, ALAN L 

72: BUCHMAN, ALAN L 

33: US 31: 60/708,395 32: 2005-08-16 

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54: USE OF CHOLINE TO PREVENT 

THROMBOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH TOTAL 

PARENTERAL NUTRITION 

00: - 

Choline deficiency is a risk factor for the 

development of thrombosis in patients with intestinal 

failure that require total parenteral nutrition. There is 

provided a method of preventing thrombosis, 

preferably venous thrombosis, comprising 

administering to a patient receiving TPN a nutrient 

solution comprising choline. Also provided is a 

method of diagnosing a risk for thrombosis 

comprising taking a sample from a patient and 

detecting the level of plasma-free choline. 

21: 2008/02457. 22: 2008/03/17. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A23K 

71: Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc. 

72: FRITSCH, Dale Allen, GHORPADE, Viswas, 

LIN, Hungwei Charlie, CLARK, Harry Mead, POPE, 

Brent Karl, MILLICAN, Jerry Don 

33: US 31: 60/722,780 32: 2005-09-30 

54: Methods for extending the shelf-life of food 

compositions containing polyunsaturated fatty 

acids 

00: - 

A process for preparing a food composition by 

mixing a nutritive base with at least one long chain 

polyunsaturated fatty acid; cooking the resulting 

mixture at a temperature not less than about 50 °C; 

adding to the food composition at least one 

oxidatively protected long chain polyunsaturated 

fatty acid; and packaging the resulting composition 

in an oxygen depleted environment within a sealed 

container to provide the food product that exhibits (1) 

acceptable palatability to an animal and (2) a shelflife 

of at least about 6 months when stored at 

ambient temperature without opening the container. 

21: 2008/05416. 22: 2008/06/20. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61K, C12N 

71: SentoClone International AB 

72: WINQVIST, Ola, THÖRN, Magnus 

33: DK 31: PA 2005 01810 32: 2005-12-21 

33: US 31: 60/752,828 32: 2005-12-21 

54: IMPROVED METHOD FOR EXPANSION OF 

TUMOR-REACTIVE T-LYMPHOCYTES FOR 

IMMUNOTHERAPY OF PATIENTS WITH CANCER 

00: - 

The present invention discloses an improved method 

for expansion and activation of tumour-reactive 

lymphocytes, in particular CD4+ helper and/or CD8+ 

T-lymphocytes, which may be used for treating 

and/or preventing cancer. The method provides high 

numbers of tumour-reactive T-lymphocytes within a 

short time span and the possibility of directing 

development of tumour-reactive CD4+ helper and/or 

CD8+ T-lymphocytes towards specific 

subpopulations. The method comprises a first phase 

of stimulating tumour-reactive CD4+ T helper and/or 

CD8+ T-lymphocytes with tumour-derived antigen 

together with at least one substance having 

agonistic activity towards the IL-2 receptor to 

promote survival of tumour-reactive CD4+ T helper 

and/or CD8+ T-lymphocytes; and a second phase of 

activating and promoting growth of tumour-reactive 

CD4+ T helper and/or CD8+ T-lymphocytes, wherein 

the second phase is initiated when the CD25 cell 

surface marker (or IL-2R marker) is down-regulated 

on CD4+ T helper and/or CD8+ T-lymphocytes. 

21: 2008/07908. 22: 2008/09/15. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: 4SC AG 

72: LEBAN, Johann, SCHMITT, Harald, WOLF, 

Kristina, PEGORARO, Stefano, WUZIK, Andreas, 

KRAUSS, Rolf 

33: EP 31: PCT/EP2006/002396 32: 2006-03-15 

33: US 31: 11/375,259 32: 2006-03-15 

54: NOVEL HETEROCYCLIC NF-KB INHIBITORS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to compounds of the 

general formula (Ih) or pharmaceutically acceptable 

salts thereof with an acid or a base, or 

pharmaceutically acceptable prodrugs or a 

stereoisomer thereof, (Ih) wherein A is NR2, S or O; 

R3a is H, OH, SH, NH2, -C(NR7)NR7'R8, - 

(CH2)paryl, -(CH2)PNR7R8, -C(O)NR7R8, - 

N=CR7R8, -NR7C(O)R8, alkyl, cycloalkyl, 

hydroxyalkyl, haloalkyl, haloalkyloxy, alkoxy, 

alkylamino, hydroxyalkylamino, halogen, aryl, or 

heteroaryl; R3 is H, -C(0)NRaRb, halogen, alkyl, 

haloalkyl, aryl, heteroaryl, OH, SH, NR4' OR5', NH2, 

hydroxyalkylamino, alkylamino, alkoxy, cycloalkyl, 

heterocycloalkyl, hydroxyalkyl, or haloalkyloxy; X is 

NR2', O, or S; Z is N or CR2'. 

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21: 2008/07914. 22: 2008/09/15. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: B01J, B01J 

71: Barrick Gold Corporation 

72: KING, James A., JI, Jinxing 

33: US 31: 60/783,295 32: 2006-03-17 

54: AUTOCLAVE WITH UNDERFLOW DIVIDERS 

00: - 

The present invention is directed to a multi - 

compartment autoclave using inter- compartment 

dividers having one or more underflow openings for 

passing a feed stream between compartments. 

33: US 31: 60/778,828 32: 2006-03-02 

54: METHODS OF SEED BREEDING USING HIGH 

THROUGHPUT NONDESTRUCTIVE SEED 

SAMPLING 

00: - 

The present invention provides for novel methods to 

facilitate germplasm improvement activities through 

the use of high throughput, nondestructive sampling 

of seeds. In one embodiment, a high-throughput, 

non-destructive method for analyzing individual 

seeds in a population of seeds comprises removing 

a sample from a plurality of seeds in the population 

while preserving the germination viability of the seed 

and analyzing the sample for the presence or 

absence of one or more characteristics of at least 

one genetic or chemical trait. 

21: 2008/08075. 22: 2008/09/19. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, C07K 

71: Wyeth LLC 

72: BOGHAERT, Erwin R., DAMLE, Nitin K., 

HAMANN, Philip Ross, KHANDKE, Kiran, KUNZ, 

Arthur, MARQUETTE, Kimberly A., TCHISTIAKOVA, 

Lioudmile, GILL, Davinder, SREEKUMAR, 

Kodangattil 

33: US 31: 60/781,346 32: 2006-03-10 

54: ANTI-5T4 ANTIBODIES AND USES THEREOF 

00: - 

Anti-5T4 antibodies, anti-5T4 antibody/drug 

conjugates, and methods for preparing and using the 

same. 

21: 2008/08304. 22: 2008/09/29. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A01C, A01H 

71: Monsanto Technology LLC 

72: FORBES, Heather, DEPPERMANN, Kevin L., 

DOTSON, Stanton, SCHNICKER, Bruce, 

BUTRUILLE, David, EATHINGTON, Sam, 

TAMULONIS, John, PETERSEN,, Michael W. 

21: 2008/08755. 22: 2008/10/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd 

72: JENCK, François 

33: PCT 31: PCT/IB2006/050812 32: 2006-03-15 

54: TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLINE DERIVATIVES 

TO ENHANCE MEMORY FUNCTION 

00: - 

The invention relates to the use of 

tetrahydroisoquinoline derivatives for the preparation 

of a medicament to enhance, maintain and/or 

restore all stages and/or types of short-, middleand/or 

long-term memory. 

21: 2008/09278. 22: 2007/05/18. 43: 2011/11/16 

51: G01R 

71: SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING 

LABORATORIES, INC. 

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72: SCHWEITZER III, EDMUND O, FEIGHT, 

LAURENCE VIRGIL, TELLER, WITOLD R, HICKS, 

DONALD C 

33: US 31: 60/802,219 32: 2006-05-19 

54: MAGNETIC PROBE APPARATUS AND 

METHOD FOR PROVIDING A WIRELESS 

CONNECTION TO A DETECTION DEVICE 

00: - 

A system for communicating information from a 

detection device is provided through a waterproof 

and wireless interface. The system generally 

includes a communication member having an 

inductor and coupled to the detection device. An 

interface including another inductor is in 

communicating relation with the communication 

member. Upon a signal from the detection device, a 

magnetic field is produced by the inductor of the 

communication member and is transmitted to the 

inductor of the interface. 

54: BIOMETRIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA 

TRANSFER AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND 

APPARATUS 

00: - 

Method and apparatus for performing a background 

check, including collecting, organizing, and 

transmitting electronic data, including biometric and 

other demographic data. 

21: 2008/10070. 22: 2008/11/26. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C01B 

71: Fluor Technologies Corporation 

72: RAVIKUMAR, Ravi 

33: US 31: 60/817,168 32: 2006-06-27 

54: CONFIGURATIONS AND METHODS OF 

HYDROGEN FUELING 

00: - 

Configurations and methods are contemplated in 

which an automobile filing station receives liquid 

ammonia and in which hydrogen is produced by 

catalytic cracking. The so produced hydrogen is then 

compressed and fed to a filling dock. Preferably, 

contemplated stations will include a polishing unit in 

which undissociated ammonia is removed and fed 

back to the ammonia storage tank. 

21: 2008/10205. 22: 2008/12/01. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: G06F, G06K, H04K, H04L 

71: First Advantage Corporation 

72: PETERSON, Mark A. 

33: US 31: 60/810,588 32: 2006-06-02 

21: 2008/10501. 22: 2008/12/11. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: A61K 

71: ALPHARMA, INC. 

72: MATTHEWS, Frank, BOEHM, Garth, TANG, 

Lijuan, LIANG, Alfred 

33: US 31: 60/814,949 32: 2006-06-19 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS 

00: - 

Provided herein is a pharmaceutical composition 

comprising an antagonist, an agonist, a seal coat, 

and a sequestering polymer, wherein the antagonist, 

agonist, seal coat and at least one sequestering 

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polymer are all components of a single unit, and 

wherein the seal coat forms a layer physically 

separating the antagonist from the agonist from one 

another. Methods for manufacturing. such a 

pharmaceutical composition are also provided. 

image and a simulated image of at least part of the 

experimental image of the element (21). 

21: 2009/00597. 22: 2009/01/26. 43: 2012/01/27 

51: G01N 

71: AREVA NP 

72: BANCHET, Julien, TISSEUR, David 

33: FR 31: 0606950 32: 2006-07-28 

54: NON-DESTRUCTIVE CHARACTERIZATION 

METHOD, ESPECIALLY FOR CHARACTERIZING 

PARTICLES OF NUCLEAR FUEL FOR A HIGH- 

TEMPERATURE REACTOR 

00: - 

The aim of the method is to characterize an element 

(21) comprising a plurality of superposed layers 

separated from one another by interfaces. It 

comprises at least the following steps: The element 

(21) is illuminated with radiation (15) emitted by a 

source (13); radiation (23) transmitted through the 

element (21) is collected on a detector (17), this 

transmitted radiation forming an experimental image 

of the element (21) on the detector (17), the detector 

(17) being placed at such a distance from the 

element (21) that interference fringes appear on the 

experimental image at the interfaces between the 

layers; and an approximate value of at least one 

physical characteristic of at least one given layer is 

determined by calculation from the experimental 

image, the determination step being implemented by 

minimizing the difference between the experimental 

21: 2009/01192. 22: 2007/07/30. 43: 2011/11/29 

51: A61K; A61P; C12N; C12P; A23D; A23K 

71: OCEAN NUTRITION CANADA LTD. 

72: BURJA, ADAM M, RADIANINGTYAS, HELIA, 

BARROW, COLIN JAMES 

33: US 31: 60/821,084 32: 2006-08-01 

54: OIL PRODUCING MICROBES AND METHODS 

OF MODIFICATION THEREOF 

00: - 

Disclosed are compositions and methods related to 

oil producing microbes that can produce unsaturated 

fatty acids which can be purified and used. Also 

disclosed are methods to modify said fatty acid 

concentrations within total lipid compositions using 

fatty acid production antagonists which either inhibit 

or stimulate certain components of the classical fatty 

acid production pathway thought to exist within oil 

producing microbes. 

21: 2009/06055. 22: 2008/02/28. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A01C 

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71: MARTIN, HOWARD D 

72: MARTIN, HOWARD D 

33: US 31: 12/038,812 32: 2008-02-28 

33: US 31: 60/903,910 32: 2007-02-28 

54: PAIRED SINGLE DISC OPENER UNIT 

00: - 

An opener unit having a pair of single disc openers 

mounted upon a parallel linkage which may be 

mounted onto a tool bar or drawbar is disclosed and 

claimed. The pair of single opener discs may be 

used for controlled creation of a pair of furrows to 

which seed, fertilizer or other soil amendments may 

be delivered. The opener unit may be mounted in 

combination with a row clearing or cleaning unit. The 

opener unit may also be mounted in combination 

with an auxiliary depth tire or a ski, and or a furrow 

closing means such as a wheel, a chain or a strap. 

54: COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR 

CONTROLLING THE WEIGHT OF ANIMALS 

00: - 

Compositions are provided comprising a balance 

between lysine and essential amino acids and 

metabolizable energy. The compositions are useful 

in methods to prevent or treat obesity in an animal 

without concomitant loss of lean muscle mass. The 

compositions may also be used in methods to 

preserve or to cause a gain in lean muscle mass in 

an animal in need thereof. 

21: 2009/06588. 22: 2009/09/21. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: B22C, B22D 

71: Chemex GmbH 

72: LANVER, Ulrich, RIEMANN, Klaus Dieter, 

HÜBERT, Jürgen, LIEBER, Hermann 

33: DE 31: 10 2007 012 660.5 32: 2007-03-16 

54: CORE-SHEATH PARTICLE FOR USE AS A 

FILLER FOR FEEDER MASSES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a core-sheath 

particle for use as a filler for feeder masses for the 

production of feeders, comprising (a) a carrier core 

having a size of 30 µm to 500 µm and composed of 

a material, which is resistant up to a maximum 

temperature of 1400°C and contains no polystyrene, 

(b) a sheath surrounding the core composed of or 

comprising (b1) particles having a maximum D 50 

value for grain size of 15 µm and resistant up to a 

temperature of at least 1500°C, and (b2) a binding 

agent binding the particles to one another and to the 

carrier core, wherein the core-sheath particle is 

resistant to temperatures up to 1450°C. 

21: 2009/06270. 22: 2009/09/09. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A23K 

71: Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc. 

72: YAMKA, Ryan Michael, FRIESEN, Kim Gene 

21: 2009/06674. 22: 2009/09/23. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG 

72: ROMYR, Dominique, GOODNOW, Robert Alan, 

QIAO, Qi, VU, Binh Thanh 

33: US 31: 60/923,110 32: 2007-04-12 

54: DIPHENYL-DIHYDRO-IMIDAZOPYRIDINONES 

00: - 

This invention is related to a compound of formula 

(1) and the pharmaceutically acceptable salts 

thereof, wherein X, R1, R2, Y1 and Y2 are as 

described herein. These compounds inhibit the 

interaction of MDM2 protein with a p- 53-like peptide 

and therefore exhibit antiproliferative activity. 

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21: 2009/06754. 22: 2009/09/28. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: Abbott GmbH & Co. KG 

72: TURNER, Sean Colm, HAUPT, Andreas, 

BRAJE, Wilfried, LANGE, Udo, DRESCHER, Karla, 

WICKE, Karsten, UNGER, Liliane, MEZLER, Mario, 

WERNET, Wolfgang, MAYRER, Matthias 

33: EP 31: 07104806.0 32: 2007-03-23 

54: QUINOLINE COMPOUNDS SUITABLE FOR 

TREATING DISORDERS THAT RESPOND TO 

MODULATION OF THE SEROTONIN 5-HT6 

RECEPTOR 

00: - 

The present invention relates to novel quinoline 

compounds. The compounds possess valuable 

therapeutic properties and are particularly suitable, 

for treating diseases that respond to modulation of 

the serotonin 5-HT6 receptor. formula (I) wherein R 

is a moiety of the formula (R) wherein A, R1 to R4 

are as defined in the claims and the specification, n 

is 0, 1 or 2; m is 0, 1, 2 or 3; Ra, Rb are 

independently selected from the group consisting of 

halogen, CN, C1-C4-alkyl, C1-C4-haloalkyl, C1-C4- 

alkoxy, C1-C4-haloalkoxy, C(O)Raa, C(O)NRccRbb 

and NRccRbb; X is CH2, C(O), S, S(O) or S(O)2; 

which is located in the 3- or 4-position of the 

quinoline ring; Ar is a radical Ar1, Ar2-Ar3 or Ar2-O- 

Ar3, wherein Ar1, Ar2 and Ar3 are each 

independently selected from the group consisting of 

aryl or hetaryl wherein aryl or hetaryl moieties may 

be unsubstituted or may carry 1, 2, 3 substituents 

Rx, wherein and physiologically tolerated acid 

addition salts and the N-oxides thereof. 

21: 2009/06818. 22: 2009/09/30. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: G01N 

71: Colgate-Palmolive Company 

72: HILLIARD, Jr.Peter R., KNORR, Joseph R. 

33: PCT 31: PCT/US2008/057814 32: 2008-03-21 

54: METHOD OF MEASURING DEPOSITION 

ONTO A SUBSTRATE 

00: - 

A method of measuring the deposition of a 

composition onto a substrate. This information can 

be used to correlate how the composition will deposit 

on sanitary ware, such as shower cubicles, baths, 

and wash basins. The composition can be a liquid 

personal cleansing composition 

21: 2009/06851. 22: 2009/10/01. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C22C, H01M 

71: Northstar Battery Company LLC, RSR 

Technologies, Inc. 

72: PRENGAMAN, David R., FLEMING, Frank 

Albert 

33: US 31: 60/895,885 32: 2007-03-20 

54: LEAD-TIN-SILVER-BISMUTH CONTAINING 

ALLOY FOR POSITIVE GRID OF LEAD ACID 

BATTERIES 

00: - 

A lead-acid battery grid made from a lead-based 

alloy containing, in addition to lead, tin at a 

concentration that is at least about 0.500%, silver at 

a concentration that is greater than 0.006%, and 

bismuth at a concentration that is at least about 

0.005%, and, if calcium is present in the lead-based 

alloy, the calcium is at concentration that is no 

greater that about 0.010%. 

21: 2009/06853. 22: 2009/10/01. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C01B, C07D 

71: Solvay 

72: LIEBENS, Armin T., GANHY, Jean-Pierre, 

CATINAT, Jean-Pierre, VERMEIREN, Koen 

33: EP 31: 07105712.9 32: 2007-04-05 

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54: AQUEOUS HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 

SOLUTION, PROCESS FOR ITS PREPARATION 

AND USE THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention refers to an aqueous 

hydrogen peroxide solution having a hydrogen 

peroxide concentration [H2O2] expressed as % by 

weight of the solution and an apparent pH of from 

pHmin to pHmax, such that pHmin = 3.45 - 0.0377 x 

[H2O2] pHmax = 3.76 - 0.0379 x [H2O2]. The 

present invention also relates to a process for the 

preparation of said hydrogen peroxide solution and 

the use of said solution in a process for the 

epoxidation of olefins. 

21: 2009/06854. 22: 2009/10/01. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07K, C12N 

71: Catalyst BioSciences, Inc. 

72: MADISON, Edwin L., THANOS, Christopher D., 

RUGGLES, Sandra Waugh, COUGHLIN, Shaun 

33: US 31: 60/923,512 32: 2007-04-13 

54: MODIFIED FACTOR VII POLYPETIDES AND 

USES THEREOF 

00: - 

Modified factor VII polypeptides and uses thereof are 

provided. Such modified FVII polypeptides include 

Factor Vila and other forms of Factor VII. Among 

modified FVII polypeptides provided are those that 

have altered activities, typically altered procoagulant 

activity, including increased procoagulant activities. 

Hence, such modified polypeptides are therapeutics. 

21: 2009/07190 22: 15/10/2009 43: 09/11/2011 

51: B65B, B65D 

71: IRIDIUM INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD and 

MERIBRANDS (PTY) LTD 

72: GARBER JARROD 

33: ZA 31: 2008/06160 32: 2008/10/16 

54: AN ENONGATE SACHET DISPENSER 

00: - 

57: A sachet dispenser comprising an elongate 

housing, the housing having a top opening to receive 

sachets and a bottom mouth opening through which 

the sachets are dispensed, the mouth being tapered 

towards its opening and comprising at least one 

resiliently deformable wall, which when deformed, 

widens the mouth opening. When the deforming 

pressure is released, the mouth opening returns to 

its original size. The mouth opening is dimensioned 

to allow a single sachet to pass therethrough. The 

dispenser comprises a second base wall located 

below the base wall thereby limiting the downward 

movement of the base wall relative to the 

longitudinal axis of the dispenser. 

21: 2009/06887. 22: 2009/10/02. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A01N 

71: Syngenta Limited, Syngenta Participations AG 

72: SELLES, Patrice, CEDERBAUM, Fredrik, 

BONNATERRE, Florence Marie-Emilie, 

WHITTINGHAM, William Guy, NINA, Mafalda, 

WIBLEY, Jane Elizabeth 

33: GB 31: 0708141.7 32: 2007-04-26 

54: 4-AZA INDOLE DERIVATIVES AND THEIR 

USE AS FUNGICIDES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a method of 

preventing and/or controlling fungal infection in 

plants and/or plant propagation material comprising 

applying to the plant or plant propagation material a 

fungicidally effective amount of a compound of 

formula (I) or a salt of N-oxide thereof. In addition, 

the present invention also relates to a compound of 

formula (I). 

21: 2009/07264. 22: 2009/10/16. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: H04B 

71: Cardlab APS 

72: NIELSEN, Finn, DOMSTEN, Rune 

33: US 31: 60/907,888 32: 2007-04-20 

54: A PORTABLE CARD WITH AN RFID COIL 

00: - 

An RFID-type system is described in which a 

portable card receives a signal from a transceiver 

and outputs a phase modulated or amplitude 

modulated signal from which the transceiver derives 

information transmitted from the card. Alternatively, 

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the card may have a coil with a self inductance of 

3mH or more which, by altering the characteristics 

ofthe coil or a circuit connected thereto (loading the 

coil) facilitates a loading of the signal from the 

transceiver, which load change may be used for 

extracting the additional information. 

21: 2009/07695 22: 03/11/2009 43: 07/02/2012 

51: C07D 

71: CIPLA LIMITED 

72: KANKAN RAJENDRA NARAYANRAO, RAO 

DHARMARAJ RAMACHANDRA, MUDGAL 

SHRIKANT SURESH 

33: IN 31: 866/MUM/2007 32: 2007/05/07 

54: PROCESS FOR PREPARING DORZOLAM IDE 

00: - 

57: There is provided a process for preparing 

dorzolamide and processes for preparing 

intermediates useful in the preparation of 

dorzolamide. In particular, there is provided a 

process for preparing an acetoamido sulfone of 

formula (viii) comprising oxidation of a 

hydroxysulfonamide of formula (vii) in the presence 

of an oxidizing agent selected from the group 

consisting of: a peracid, tert-butyl hydroperoxide, 

dimethyl dioxirane, selenium dioxide, m- 

phenanthroline di-N-oxide, nitric acid and hydrogen 

peroxide. There is also provided a process for 

preparing an acetoamidosulfone of formula (ix-a) 

comprising converting a hydroxysulfone of formula 

(viii) to the acetoamidosulfone of formula (ix-a) in the 

presence of acetonitrile and an acid. There is also 

provided a process for separating the cis- and transisomers 

of dorzolamide from a mixture of the transisomer 

of dorzolamide and the cis-isomer of 

dorzolamide comprising reacting the mixture of 

isomers with a carboxylic acid. 

21: 2009/07806 22: 06/11/2009 43: 04/11/2011 

51: C08L, E04F 

71: GUANGDON GUANGYANG 

ENVIROMENTALLY FRIENDLY BUILDING 

MATERIAL CO., LTD. 

72: WU TANBO 

33: CN 31: CN200710027633 32: 2007/04/20 

54: COMPOUND FLOORING AND 

MANUFACTURING METHOD 

00: - 

57: A wooden hard polychloroethylene synthetic 

floor is made of a sheet of wood as a panel (1) and a 

single layer hard unplasticised polyvinyl chloride 

foaming plate as a bottom (2) glued together, with 

the bottom (2) composed of 60-90 portions of 

polychloroethylene, 5-20 calcium carbonate, organic 

tin 0-4, and/or 1-5 rare earth calcium and zinc, 5-12 

polymers of methacrylate, butyl acrylate and n-butyl 

methacrylate, polyethylene wax 0.1-1, octadecanoic 

acid 0.1-1, lead and/or cadmium less than 200 PPM. 

It retains the natural pattern of wood, with stable 

structure to resist erosion, damp and moth, small 

rate in dry shrink and bulking, and convenient in 

installation, free from free formaldehyde. 

21: 2009/08459. 22: 2009/11/30. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07C, C08F, C12P 

71: Evonik Röhm GmbH 

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72: MARX, Achim, PÖTTER, Markus, BUCHHOLZ, 

Stefan, MAY, Alexander, SIEGERT, Hermann, 

ALBER, Birgit, FUCHS, Georg, EGGELING, Lothar 

33: PCT 31: 2007/055394 32: 2007-06-01 

54: A PROCESS FOR PREPARING 

METHACRYLIC ACID OR METHACRYLIC 

ESTERS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a process for 

preparing methacrylic acid or methacrylic esters, 

comprising the process steps of IA) preparing 3- 

hydroxyisobutyric acid by a process comprising the 

process step of contacting a cell which has been 

genetically modified with respect to its wild type such 

that, in comparison to its wild type, it is capable of 

forming more 3-hydroxyisobutyric acid or 

polyhydroxyalkanoates based on 3- 

hydroxyisobutyric acid, with a nutrient medium 

comprising, as the carbon source, carbohydrates, 

glycerol, carbon dioxide, methanol, L-valine or L- 

glutamate, under conditions under which 3- 

hydroxyisobutyric acid or polyhydroxyalkanoates 

based on 3-hydroxyisobutyric acid are formed from 

the carbon source, if appropriate purifying the 3- 

hydroxyisobutyric acid to free it of the nutrient 

medium and if appropriate neutralizing the 3- 

hydroxyisobutyric acid, IB) dehydrating the 3- 

hydroxyisobutyric acid to form methacrylic acid and if 

appropriate esterifying methacrylic acid. The 

invention also relates to a process for preparing 

polymethacrylic acid or polymethacrylic esters. 

therapeutically effective amount of the said 

combination. 

21: 2009/09144. 22: 2009/12/22. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07C 

71: INTREXON CORPORATION 

72: HORMANN, Robert, E., LI, Bing 

33: US 31: 60/940,525 32: 2007-05-29 

54: CHIRAL DIACYLHYDRAZINE LIGANDS FOR 

MODULATING THE EXPRESSION OF 

EXOGENOUS GENES VIA AN ECDYSONE 

RECEPTOR COMPLEX 

00: - 

The present invention provides diacylhydrazine 

ligands and chiral diacylhydrazine ligands for use 

with ecdysone receptor-based inducible gene 

expression systems. Thus, the present invention is 

useful for applications such as gene therapy, large 

scale production of proteins and antibodies, cellbased 

screening assays, functional genomics, 

proteomics, metabolomics, and regulation of traits in 

transgenic organisms, where control of gene 

expression levels is desirable. An advantage of the 

present invention is that it provides a means to 

regulate gene expression and to tailor expression 

levels to suit the user's requirements. 

21: 2009/08896. 22: 2009/12/14. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A01N, A61K 

71: Piramal Life Sciences Limited 

72: RATHOS, Maggie, JOSHI, Kalpana, 

KHANWALKAR, Harshal, SHARMA, Somesh 

54: A SYNERGISTIC PHARMACEUTICAL 

COMBINATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF 

CANCER 

00: - 

A novel pharmaceutical combination comprising a 

cytotoxic antineoplastic agent selected from a group 

consisting of paclitaxel, docetaxel, doxorubicin or 

gemcitabine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt 

thereof and at least one cyclin dependent kinase 

(CDK) inhibitor; wherein the said combination 

exhibits synergistic effects when used in the 

treatment of cancer. The invention also relates to a 

method for the treatment of cancer, using a 

21: 2009/09183. 22: 2008/07/01. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: F25C 

71: W. SCHOONEN BEHEER B.V. 

72: SCHOONEN, WILHELMUS FRANCISKUS 

33: NL 31: 1034074 32: 2007-07-02 

54: A DEVICE AND A METHOD FOR MAKING ICE 

CUBES AND A METERING DEVICE FOR ICE 

CUBES 

00: - 

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Device and method for making ice cubes, 

comprising a supplying device for supplying a liquid 

substance to at least one elongated mould (1) and a 

refrigerating device for freezing said liquid 

substance, which at least one mould defines a space 

for an ice column which is at least substantially 

closed at least while said liquid substance is being 

refrigerated. The at least one mould comprises two 

mould halves (Ia, Ib) which are movable relative to 

each other, so that the mould halves can be moved 

apart once the ice column has been formed. Method 

for making ice cubes, comprising the steps of a) 

supplying a liquid substance to a mould, b) freezing 

the liquid substance in the mould, and c) removing 

the ice cubes thus formed from the mould, wherein 

the liquid substance is supplied in step a) to a mould 

comprising an at least substantially closed space. 

Metering device for ice cubes. 

00: - 

The present invention provides a communication 

method and/or system (10) that enables the creation 

of personalised identifiers (40) and/or language that 

can be used to convey information, messages, 

instructions, and/or attributes for the purpose of 

enhancing and/or integrating communications. In a 

preferred form the personalised identifiers (40) 

and/or language can act as elements that may be 

used as a means of expression that is driven by 

users (12), groups of users (12), or entities, in order 

to convey personal attributes or identity. In a further 

preferred form the personalised identifiers (40) may 

act as visual representations of identity in order to, 

for example, facilitate convenient and readily 

accessible means of cross-referencing indexed 

information. The present invention may also provide 

refined search facilities that feature graphical 

functions that enable enhanced visualisation of 

search results, and/or visualisation display 

applications. 

21: 2010/00379. 22: 2010/01/19. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: G06F, H04L 

71: KAREN KNOWLES ENTERPRISES PTY LTD 

72: KNOWLES, Karen 

33: AU 31: 2007903465 32: 2007-06-27 

33: AU 31: 2007903492 32: 2007-06-28 

33: AU 31: 2007903811 32: 2007-07-13 

54: COMMUNICATION METHOD, SYSTEM AND 

PRODUCTS 

21: 2010/02229. 22: 2010/03/29. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: B67D, G05B 

71: DEKA Products Limited Partnership 

72: BEAVIS, Russell H., JONES, Benjamin W., 

KERWIN, John M., GRAY, Larry B., MANNING, 

Casey, WINKLER, Felix, CHARLES, Robert Andrew 

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33: US 31: 60/970,501 32: 2007-09-06 

33: US 31: 60/970,497 32: 2007-09-06 

33: US 31: 60/970,493 32: 2007-09-06 

33: US 31: 11/851,344 32: 2007-09-06 

33: US 31: 60/970,494 32: 2007-09-06 

33: US 31: 60/970,495 32: 2007-09-06 

54: BEVERAGE DISPENSING SYSTEM 

00: - 

A product dispensing system includes a flow control 

device configured to regulate a first ingredient. A 

pump module is configured to be coupled to a supply 

of a second ingredient. A controller is configured to 

provide a first control signal to the flow control 

device for controlling the supply of a first quantity of 

the first ingredient based upon, at least in part, a 

predetermined recipe. The controller is further 

configured to provide a second control signal to the 

pump module for controlling the supply of a first 

quantity of the second ingredient based upon, at 

least in part, the predetermined recipe. 

21: 2010/03824 22: 29/07/2010 43: 09/02/2012 

51: B03D, C22B 

71: TATA STEEL LIMITED 

72: BANERJEE P K and MANNA M 

33: IN 31: 869/KOL/2009 32: 2009/06/16 

54: A PROCESS FOR PRODUCING HIGH GRADE 

BLAST FURNACE FEED FROM POOR GRADE 

IRON ORE ULTRA FINES 

00: - 

57: A process for producing high grade blast furnace 

feed from poor grade iron ore ultra fines consists of 

processing ultra fines by selective dispersion to 

separate gangue materials from settled material iron 

and processing settled material of iron by redispersing 

with non-selective dispersant. The 

dispersed settled material is then processed by 

selective flocculation with modified starch to 

separate concentrate iron for blast furnace feed from 

tailings leaving the gaunge minerals in the dispersed 

phase. The process of separation between iron 

bearing minerals and the gauge minerals is carried 

out on the basis of surface charge conditions at a 

particular pH during re-dispersing with non-selective 

dispersant and segregating the finer particles by 

hydro-cyclone process for better flocculation to 

produce the final product that contains 68% Fe, 1% 

alumina and 1% silica. 

21: 2010/02509. 22: 2008/09/24. 43: 2011/11/22 

51: C07C 

71: CELANESE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION 

72: SHAVER, RONALD DAVID 

33: US 31: 11/974,106 32: 2007-10-11 

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MAKING 

ACETIC ACID WITH IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY 

00: - 

An improved apparatus and method of producing 

acetic acid includes recovering product from the 

residue of a light ends column and feeding the acid 

so recovered forward in order to increase system 

productivity. Load on the light ends column is 

reduced and load on a dehydrating column may also 

be lessened in a preferred embodiment where the 

recovered acid is fed forward without further water 

removal. 

21: 2010/04089. 22: 2010/06/08. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61K 

71: Renovo Limited 

72: FERGUSON, Mark William James, O'KANE, 

Sharon, OCCLESTON, Nicholas, GOLDSPINK, 

Nicholas, NIELD, Kerry, SATTAR, Abdul, BUSH, 

James 

33: GB 31: 0724204.3 32: 2007-12-12 

54: INHIBITION OF SCARRING USING TGF-BETA 

3 

00: - 

The invention provides new methods of treatment 

using TGF- ß 3 to inhibit scarring in humans, and 

TGF-ß3 for new uses in the inhibition of scarring in 

humans. In a first incidence of treatment TGF-ß3 is 

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provided to each centimetre of a wound margin or 

each centimetre of a site at which a wound is to be 

formed in a first therapeutically effective amount; 

and in a subsequent incidence of treatment TGF-ß3 

is provided to each centimetre of wound margin in a 

larger therapeutically effective amount of TGF-ß3. 

The incidences of treatment occur between 8 hours 

and 48 hours apart from one another. The TGF-ß3 

may be provided by intradermal injection. Also 

provided are kits and methods of selecting an 

appropriate treatment regime for inhibiting scarring 

associated with the healing of a human wound. 

21: 2010/04266. 22: 2010/06/15. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: E21D 

71: FCC Construccion, S.A. 

72: MIGUELEZ TAPIA, Francisco Javier 

33: ES 31: P200901421 32: 2009-06-16 

54: METHOD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SLAB 

TRACKS IN TWIN TUBE TUNNELS 

00: - 

A method is described for the installation of slab 

tracks in tunnels, in particular tracks on a slab of 

concrete, with the optimised design and execution 

characteristics, and substantially increased 

performance compared to the normal known 

methods. The method includes a succession of 

phases executed in order, with the help of an 

auxiliary track, consisting of the design of the 

construction section, the construction of the railway 

yards, assembly of the auxiliary track from the 

evacuation platform, execution of the foundation 

base, assembly of the track in slabs, transitions from 

slab track- ballast track, and placement of long bars 

and welding. 

21: 2010/04624. 22: 2010/06/30. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: C02F 

71: Mercosul Comercial Ltda. 

72: LOPES, Geraldo Nogueira Filho 

33: BR 31: PI 0705361-4 32: 2007-12-28 

54: A METHOD FOR INCREASING THE 

CONCENTRATION OF COLONIES OF MICRO 

ORGANISMS IN A PROCESS FOR REMOVING 

CONTAMINANTS BY ANAEROBIC DIGESTION 

00: - 

The present invention refers to a method for 

increasing the concentration of colonies of micro 

organisms formed on the surface of Gramineas 

bambusoideae in a continuous flow and/or batch 

process which utilizes biomass as a filtering means 

to remove nitrates and other organic and inorganic 

contaminants from water reservoirs and from 

domestic and/or industrial effluents, in which a step 

of adsorption is followed by a step of biological 

degradation by anaerobic digestion of micro 

organisms of the types Psedonomas SP 

(Azobacter, Azotomas, Nitrosomonas, Nitrosococus, 

Nitrobacter, and Rhixobium). According to the 

invention, the addition of about 200 - 300 ppm of 

sodium acetate to the solution fed to the reactor, 

while maintaining a relation of 2:1 C:N, provides an 

efficiency increase of 80% to 98% regarding the 

removal of nitrates as well as organic and inorganic 

soluble matter from the water. 

21: 2010/04723 22: 2008/12/12 43: 2011/12/08 

51: A61K; C07D 

71: UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS - 

UNICAMP, UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO DE 

JANEIRO - UFRJ, UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL 

PAULISTA 'JÚLIO DE MESQUITA FILHO' - UNESP 

72: DOS SANTOS, JEAN LEANDRO, CHUNG MAN, 

CHIN, MOREIRA LIMA, LÍDIA, FERREIRA COSTA, 

FERNANDO, LANARO, CAROLINA 

33: BR 31: PI0705396-7 32: 2007-12-12 

54: USE OF PHTHALIMIDE DERIVATIVES IN THE 

TREATMENT OF DISEASES 

00: - 

The present invention refers to the use of 

phthalimide and/or sulphonamide derivatives with 

nitric oxide donor properties, which have important 

activities in increasing the gamma-globin gene 

expression and anti-inflammatory and analgesic 

activities, effective in the treatment of hematologic 

diseases which require reducing the TNF-a levels 

and an exogenous source of nitric oxide. More 

particularly, the present invention describes the use 

of such phthalimide and/or sulphonamide derivatives 

for the treatment of sickle-cell diseases. The 

invention also has as a novel characteristic the 

disclosure of new functionalized phthalimide 

derivatives designed from the prototypes thalidomide 

and hydroxyurea, and designed rationally through 

the strategy of molecular hybridization for the 

treatment of said diseases. The invention still 

discloses a new method for obtaining a specific 

sulphonamide derivative which can be used in the 

preparation of a drug for the treatment of diseases 

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which require reducing the levels of the TNF-a factor 

and an exogenous source of nitric oxide. 

21: 2010/04938. 22: 2010/07/13. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A23J, A23L, C07K 

71: Nestec S.A. 

72: FRITSCHE, Rodolphe, ORTEGA, Geraldine, 

SCHALLER, Raphael, WERMEILLE, Antoine 

33: EP 31: 07123264.9 32: 2007-12-14 

54: HYPOALLERGENIC CEREAL PROTEIN AND 

USES THEREOF 

00: - 

A partial hydrolysate of cereal protein wherein the 

hydrolysate has a degree of hydrolysis between 9 

and 18%, products containing such a partial 

hydrolysate and a method for the primary prevention 

of allergic reactions to cereal protein in a young 

mammal using such a partial hydrolysate are 

disclosed. 

21: 2010/05179. 22: 2010/07/20. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A61K, C07D 

71: Palau Pharma, S.A. 

72: CARCELLER GONZÁLEZ, Elena, MEDINA 

FUENTES, Eva María, SOLIVA SOLIVA, Robert, 

VIRGILI BERNADÓ, Marina, MARTÍ VIA, Josep 

33: EP 31: 07382006.0 32: 2007-12-21 

54: 4 -AMINOPYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES AS 

HISTAMINE H4 RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS 

00: - 

4-Amino-pyrimidine derivatives of Formula (I), 

wherein the meaning of the different substituents are 

those indicated in the description. These compounds 

are useful as histamine H4 receptor antagonists. 

21: 2010/05426. 22: 2008/02/13. 43: 2011/11/01 

51: C22C; H01M 

71: THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF 

CALIFORNIA 

72: TUCKER, MICHAEL C, JACOBSON, CRAIG P 

33: US 31: 61/026,079 32: 2008-02-04 

54: CU-BASED CERMET FOR HIGH- 

TEMPERATURE FUEL CELL 

00: - 

Copper-based cermets and methods of preparing 

them are provided. The Cu-based cermets have 

interpenetrating networks of copper alloy and 

stabilized zirconia that are in intimate contact and 

display high electronic connectivity through the 

copper alloy phase. In certain embodiments, 

methods of preparing the cermets involving sintering 

a mixture of ceramic and copper-based powders in a 

reducing atmosphere at a temperature above the 

melting point of the copper or copper alloy are 

provided. Also provided are electrochemical 

structures having the Cu-based cermet, e.g., as an 

anode structure or a barrier layer between an anode 

and a metal support. Applications of the cermet 

compositions and structures include use in highoperating-temperature 

electrochemical devices, 

including solid oxide fuel cells, hydrogen generators, 

electrochemical flow reactors, etc. 

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that the percentage of a flame-retardant solid is 

higher in a surface region than the percentage of 

said flame-retardant solid in an internal region of the 

molded polyurethane foam article. 

21: 2010/0611. 22: 2010/01/26. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: A01M 

71: BASF CORPORATION 

72: CINK, James, H. 

33: US 31: 11/770,379 32: 2007-06-28 

33: US 31: 61/076,195 32: 2008-06-27 

54: METHOD OF MONITORING AND 

CONTROLLING TERMITES WITH HEAT- 

TREATED WOOD 

00: - 

In a method of monitoring and/or controlling termite 

populations in an area accessible to the termites a 

wood that has been heat-treated to a temperature of 

greater than about 150 degrees C (302 degrees F), 

in solid or particulate form, is located in the area and 

monitored. A toxic bait may also be located in the 

area. In another method, a toxic bait that contains a 

toxicant and wood that has been heat-treated to a 

temperature of at least about 150 degrees C (302 

degrees F) may be located in the area. In another 

method, an extract that is extracted from such heat 

treated wood and in the form of a liquid or a 

solid/particulate is located in the area to be 

monitored. 

21: 2010/06019. 22: 2010/08/24. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: B29C, C08G, C08J, C08K 

71: BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE AG 

72: HANNIG, Frithjof, ULBRICH, Dagmar, GROSS, 

Thomas, WIRTZ, Hans-Guido, FRAHM, Andreas, 

HOFFMANN, Andreas 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 011 079.5 32: 2008-02-26 

54: PRODUCTION OF FLAME-PROOF SOFT 

MOLDED POLYURETHANE FOAMS 

00: - 

The invention relates to molded polyurethane foam 

articles containing flame-retardant solids, a method 

for the production thereof, and the use thereof for 

parts in which fire-retardant properties are desired. 

Said molded polyurethane foam articles are made of 

molded polyurethane foam and are characterized in 

21: 2010/06132. 22: 2010/08/27. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: H01B 

71: ATC (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 

72: LEEBURN, KIERON WILLIAM DAVID 

33: ZA 31: 2009/05956 32: 2009-08-27 

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54: CABLE ARRANGEMENT 

00: - 

This invention relates to a cable arrangement, and 

more particularly but not exclusively, to a cable 

arrangement incorporating cable identification 

means. The cable arrangement includes a tubular 

cable sheath defining a bore, and at least one 

conductor located inside the bore. An identification 

device is also located inside the bore of the cable 

sheath. 

treated in a modular way, and thus allowing the 

maintenance of the units to be facilitated. 

21: 2010/06143. 22: 2009/01/28. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: C02F 

71: NTNU TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AS 

72: PHATTARANAWIK, JIRACHOTE, LEIKNES, 

TOR OVE 

33: GB 31: 0801518.2 32: 2008-01-28 

33: NO 31: 20080493 32: 2008-01-28 

54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF WASTE WATER 

00: - 

The invention relates to a reactor for treatment of 

waste water for being subject to both 

anoxic/anaerobic and aerobic treatment within one 

single reactor volume. The anoxic/anaerobic 

reaction zone is separated from the aerobic reaction 

zone by a separator which also works as a 

hydrodynamic separator between the two reaction 

zones. The reactor makes it possible that the 

effluent water has a lower proportion of suspended 

solids and also that it produces less sludge than 

reactors of comparison. The reactor is further more 

energy efficient than prior art reactors. Several 

reactors according to the invention may be arranged 

in parallel so as for the inlet waste water may be 

21: 2010/06158. 22: 2010/08/27. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: B05B 

71: Microdose Therapeutx, Inc. 

72: GUMASTE, Anand V., BOWERS, John, 

WEITZEL, Douglas 

33: US 31: 61/032,883 32: 2008-02-29 

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DRIVING A 

TRANSDUCER OF AN INHALATION DEVICE 

00: - 

An inhaler is disclosed wherein medicament in a flatbottomed 

container is aerosolized with a vibrator 

piezoelectric transducer. The transducer is driven by 

a signal that excites multiple harmonic frequencies 

to create a complex pattern of oscillations. A circuit 

for generating the drive signal to the transducer is 

also disclosed. 

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21: 2010/06320 22: 03/09/2010 43: 31/03/2011 

51: A45C, A47F, B65D 

71: NEETHLING STEPHANUS JACOBUS 

72: NEETHLING STEPHANUS JACOBUS 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: GEMSTONE CONTAINER 

00: - 

57: A container which includes a base with a plurality 

of formations and transparent cover overlying and 

secured to the base thereby to retain the gemstones 

in position. 

21: 2010/06352 22: 06/09/2010 43: 04/04/2011 

51: A47K 

71: VERSTER JOHANNES JACOBUS 

72: VERSTER JOHANNES JACOBUS 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: TOWEL 

00: - 

57: A towel which includes a first section, and a 

second section which is detachably engaged with 

the first section and which differs in appearance from 

the first section. 

21: 2010/06690. 22: 2010/09/17. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: Janssen Pharmaceutica, N.V. 

72: MACDONALD, Gregor James, THURING, 

Johannes Wilhelmus John F., STANISLAWSKI, 

Pauline Carol, ZHUANG, Wei, VAN ROOSBROECK, 

Yves Emiel Maria, VAN DEN KEYBUS, Frans Alfons 

Maria 

33: EP 31: 08152987.7 32: 2008-03-19 

54: TRISUBSTITUTED 1, 2, 4 -TRIAZOLES AS 

NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR 

MODULATORS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to l-aryl-3-aniline-5- 

alkyl-l, 2,4-triazole derivatives and analogues or 

pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, 

processes for preparing them, pharmaceutical 

compositions containing them and their use in 

therapy, according to Formula (I). The invention 

particularly relates to potent positive allosteric 

modulators of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, such 

positive allosteric modulator having the capability to 

increase the efficacy of nicotinic receptor agonists. 

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21: 2010/06694. 22: 2010/09/17. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K, A61P, C07C 

71: Arena Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 

72: TRAN, Thuy-Anh, CHEN, Weichao, KRAMER, 

Bryan A., SADEQUE, Abu J.M., SHYFRYNA, Hanna 

L., SHIN, Young-Jun, VALLAR, Pureza, ZOU, Ning 

33: US 31: 61/069,857 32: 2008-03-18 

54: MODULATORS OF THE PROSTACYCLIN 

(PGI2) RECEPTOR USEFUL FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF DISORDERS RELATED 

THERETO 

00: - 

The present invention relates to amide derivatives of 

Formula (XIIIa) and pharmaceutical compositions 

thereof that modulate the activity of the PGI2 

receptor. Compounds of the present invention and 

pharmaceutical compositions thereof are directed to 

methods useful in the treatment of: pulmonary 

arterial hypertension (PAH); idiopathic PAH; familial 

PAH; PAH associated with a collagen vascular 

disease, a congenital heart disease, portal 

hypertension, HIV infection, ingestion of a drug or 

toxin, hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, 

splenectomy, pulmonary veno-occlusive disease 

(PVOD) or pulmonary capillary hemangiomatosis 

(PCH); PAH with significant venous or capillary 

involvement; platelet aggregation; coronary artery 

disease; myocardial infarction; transient ischemic 

attack; angina; stroke; ischemia-reperfusion injury; 

restenosis; atrial fibrillation; blood clot formation in 

an angioplasty or coronary bypass surgery individual 

or in an individual suffering from atrial fibrillation; 

atherosclerosis; atherothrombosis; asthma or a 

symptom thereof; a diabetic-related disorder such as 

diabetic peripheral neuropathy, diabetic nephropathy 

or diabetic retinopathy; glaucoma or other disease of 

the eye with abnormal intraocular pressure; 

hypertension; inflammation; psoriasis; psoriatic 

arthritis; rheumatoid arthritis; Crohn's disease; 

transplant rejection; multiple sclerosis; systemic 

lupus erythematosus (SLE); ulcerative colitis; 

ischemia-reperfusion injury; restenosis; 

atherosclerosis; acne; type 1 diabetes; type 2 

diabetes; sepsis; and chronic obstructive pulmonary 

disorder (COPD). 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: A SAFETY DEVICE 

00: - 

57: A safety device which includes a housing which 

is attached to a net over a swimming pool, which 

emits a radio alarm signal when the net is moved. 

21: 2010/06732. 22: 2010/09/20. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: AISSAOUI, Hamed, BOSS, Christoph, 

KOBERSTEIN, Ralf, SIFFERLEN, Thierry, 

TRACHSEL, Daniel 

33: PCT 31: PCT/IB2008/050622 32: 2008-02-21 

54: 2-AZA-BICYCLO[2.2.1]HEPTANE 

DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

The invention relates to novel 2-azabicyclo[2.2.1]heptane 

derivatives of formula (I), 

wherein A, B, n and R1 are as described in the 

description, and to the use of such compounds, or of 

pharmaceutically acceptable salts of such 

compounds, as medicaments, especially as orexin 

receptor antagonists. 

21: 2010/06708 22: 20/09/2010 43: 31/03/2011 

51: E04H, G08B 

71: NETKING (PTY) LTD 

72: HUCKELL BRIAN MARK 

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21: 2010/06736. 22: 2010/09/20. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: C12N, C12P 

71: Amyris, Inc. 

72: SERBER, Zach, KRUCKERBERG, Arthur L. 

33: US 31: 61/123,562 32: 2008-04-08 

54: EXPRESSION OF HETEROLOGOUS 

SEQUENCES 

00: - 

The present invention provides compositions and 

methods for expression of heterologous sequences. 

The compositions and methods are particularly 

useful for expressing large quantity of heterologous 

proteins and nucleic acids of therapeutic, diagnostic 

and industrial applications. 

21: 2010/06763. 22: 2010/09/21. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K, C07K, C12N 

71: Glaxo Group Limited 

72: HERRING, Christopher, HOLT, Lucy J., 

JESPERS, Laurent, HAMILTON, Bruce 

33: US 31: 61/040,796 32: 2008-03-31 

54: DRUG FUSIONS AND CONJUGATES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to drug fusions that 

have improved serum half lives. These fusions and 

conjugates comprise polypeptides, immunoglobulin 

(antibody) single variable domains and GLP and/or 

exendin molecules. The invention further relates to 

uses, formulations, compositions and devices 

comprising such drug fusions and conjugates. 

21: 2010/06764. 22: 2010/09/21. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: Eisai R & D Management Co., Ltd. 

72: SHIBATA, Hisashi, SHIKATA, Kodo, INOMATA, 

Akira, SHIN, Kogyoku, TERAUCHI, Taro, 

TAKAHASHI, Yoshinori, HASHIZUME, Minako, 

TAKEDA, Kunitoshi 

33: JP 31: 2008-106080 32: 2008-04-15 

33: US 31: 61/045,084 32: 2008-04-15 

54: 3-PHENYLPYRAZOLO[5,1-b]THIAZOLE 

COMPOUND 

00: - 

Disclosed is a compound represented by formula (I) 

or a salt thereof, which has an excellent antagonistic 

activity on a CRF receptor and also has sufficient 

levels of a pharmacological activity, safety and in 

vivo kinetics for use as a medicinal agent. [In the 

formula, R1 represents a group represented by 

formula -A11-A12; R2 represents a 

tetrahydrofurylmethyl group, a 

tetrahydropyranylmethyl group or a 

tetrahydropyranyl group; A11 represents a single 

bond, a methylene group or a 1,2-ethylene group; 

A12 represents a C1-6 alkyl group, a C3-6 cycloalkyl 

group, or a C3-6 cycloalkyl group having a methyl 

group; R3 represents a methoxy group, a cyano 

group, a cyclobutyloxymethyl group, a 

methoxymethyl group or an ethoxymethyl group; and 

R4 represents a methoxy group or a chlorine atom.] 

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21: 2010/06765. 22: 2010/09/21. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: C07K 

71: Symphogen A/S 

72: TOLSTRUP, Anne Bondgaard, NIELSEN, Lars 

Soegaard, WEILGUNY, Dietmar, MÜLLER, 

Christian, WIBERG, Finn C., GRAVERSEN, Jonas 

Heilskov 

33: DK 31: PA 2008 00580 32: 2008-04-23 

33: US 31: 61/047,389 32: 2008-04-23 

54: METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING A 

POLYCLONAL PROTEIN 

00: - 

The invention relates to methods for manufacturing 

drug products comprising at least two distinct 

members of a polyclonal protein, for example a 

polyclonal antibody, where each distinct member is 

expressed by a separate population of cells. The 

methods involve at least an initial step in which the 

cell populations expressing the distinct members of 

the polyclonal protein are cultured separately. The 

individual cell populations, or proteins expressed by 

the individual cell populations, are combined at a 

later point of the upstream or downstream 

processing to result in a single drug product 

comprising the distinct members of the polyclonal 

protein. 

21: 2010/06823. 22: 2010/09/23. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: B65D 


72: BOURGUIGNON, Michel A.L. 

33: EP 31: 08101974.7 32: 2008-02-26 

54: A CLOSURE WITH BUILT-IN STORING 

COMPARTMENT 

00: - 

The present invention is a closure (1) suitable for 

closing a container containing a first product, said 

closure being an assembly of less than four 

independent pieces, and having external side walls 

(3), a top wall (4), and an internal skirt (5) extending 

downwardly inside the side walls (3) from the top 

wall (4), characterized in that : (i) the internal skirt (5) 

comprises an opening disposed in the top wall (4) of 

the closure, said opening being closed by a 

membrane, so as to define at least one compartment 

to store a second product separately from said first 

product, and (ii) the membrane (11) closing the top 

wall opening is made of an oxygen-barrier material, 

so that said compartment (6) is free of oxygen 

contamination from ambient air when said closure 

(1) is screwed onto the neck (2) of said container. 

21: 2010/06829. 22: 2010/09/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61F 

71: Synthes GmbH 

72: CAIN, Christopher Marden John 

33: US 31: 61/042,724 32: 2008-04-05 

54: EXPANDABLE INTERVERTEBRAL IMPLANT 

00: - 

An expandable intervertebral implant (20) is 

provided for insertion into an intervertebral space 

defined by adjacent vertebrae. The expandable 

intervertebral implant includes a pair of outer sleeve 

portions (30A, 30B) and an inner core (50) disposed 

between the outer sleeve portions. Movement of the 

inner core relative to the outer sleeve portions 

causes the outers sleeve portions to deflect away 

from each other, thereby engaging the expandable 

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intervertebral implant with the vertebrae and 

adjusting the height of the intervertebral space. 

21: 2010/06858. 22: 2009/04/02. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: B23B 

71: Kennametal Inc. 

72: JÄGER, Horst Manfred, ZEUG, Berthold Heinrich 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 017 540.4 32: 2008-04-03 

54: LATHE TOOL, IN PARTICULAR BORING 

TOOL 

00: - 

The lathe tool, in particular the boring tool (2) has a 

receiving part implemented as a borer body (6) and 

a front part implemented as a borer head (4), which 

extend along a central axis (8) and can be 

removably fastened to one another via a driver 

connection. The driver connection comprises at least 

two coupling pairs which are separate from one 

another and are disposed eccentrically relative to the 

central axis (8). Each coupling pair is formed by 

interlocking coupling elements, namely a receiving 

pocket (20) and a driver pin (18). The coupling 

elements are implemented such that upon joining of 

the borer head (4) and the borer body (6), they are 

centered to one another and oriented aligned via the 

coupling elements. The coupling elements (18, 20) 

have an asymmetrical cross-sectional area for this 

purpose and widen with increasing distance to the 

central axis (8) for good torque transmission. 

Through said design, a reliable transmission of even 

high torques is achieved in comparison to the 

solution known from the prior art with lower strains of 

the borer body (6) in the area of the driver 

connection. Simultaneously, an automatic centering 

of the two tool parts to one another is performed by 

the special design. 

21: 2010/06868. 22: 2010/09/27. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: Eli Lilly and Company 

72: AUDIA, James Edmund, MERGOTT, Dustin 

James, SHEEHAN, Scott Martin, WATSON, Brian 

Morgan 

33: US 31: 61/049,881 32: 2008-05-02 

54: AMINODIHYDROTHIAZINE DERIVATIVES AS 

BACE INHIBITORS FOR THE TREATMENT OF 

ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE 

00: - 

The present invention provides BACE inhibitors of 

Formula (I): methods for their use, and intermediates 

and methods for their preparation. 

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21: 2010/06945. 22: 2010/09/29. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: C10J, C10K 

71: Enerkem, Inc. 

72: CHORNET, Esteban, VALSECCHI, Boris, 

DROLET, Guillaume, GAGNON, Martin, NGUYEN, 

Betty 

33: US 31: 61/125,837 32: 2008-04-29 

54: PRODUCTION AND CONDITIONING OF 

SYNTHESIS GAS OBTAINED FROM BIOMASS 

00: - 

A method of producing end treating synthesis gas in 

which a biomass-rich material is gasified in a gasifier 

containing a fluidized bed at a temperature that does 

not exceed 750°C to produce a crude synthesis gas 

product. The crude synthesis gas then is quenched, 

scrubbed, and then subjected to at least one 

adsorption step to provide a clean synthesis gas. 

The clean synthesis gas then may be reformed 

catalytically to provide a synthesis gas with a dosired 

H2:CO ratio, and/or may be employed in the 

synthesis of desired chemicals. 

21: 2010/06993. 22: 2010/09/30. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: AstraZeneca AB 

72: GILL, Adrian Liam, LEACH, Andrew, PACKER, 

Martin, SCOTT, James Stewart, SÖRME, Pernilla, 

SWALES, John Gibbin, WHITTAMORE, Paul Robert 

Owen 

33: US 31: 61/046,836 32: 2008-04-22 

54: SUBSTITUTED PYRIMIDIN-5- 

CARBOXAMIDES 281 

00: - 

A compound of formula (I) and pharmaceuticallyacceptable 

salts thereof wherein the variable groups 

are defined within; their use in the inhibition of 

11ßHSD1, processes for making them and 

pharmaceutical compositions comprising them are 

also described. 

21: 2010/07020. 22: 2010/10/01. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A23L 


72: SAYLOCK, Michael John 

33: US 31: 61/067,947 32: 2008-03-03 

54: FOOD PRODUCTS AND METHODS OF 

MAKING FOOD PRODUCTS 

00: - 

Methods for producing food products by forming a 

meat emulsion, processing the meat emulsion to 

produce one or more meat emulsion chunks, drying 

the meat emulsion chunks, and combining the dried 

meat emulsion chunks and one or more hydrating 

agents to produce a food product having a very 

realistic meat-like image or appearance similar to 

that of muscle meat. 

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21: 2010/07022. 22: 2010/10/01. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A23L 


72: JEUKENDRUP, Asker, STELLINGWERFF, 

Trent, ZALTAS, Eric 

33: EP 31: 08152214.6 32: 2008-03-03 

54: CARBOHYDRATE GEL 

00: - 

The present invention generally relates to the field of 

nutrition, in particular performance nutrition. In 

particular, the present invention relates to a novel 

carbohydrate gel comprising glucose and fructose in 

a ratio in the range of 3:1 to 1 :1. The carbohydrate 

gel of the present invention can be used to treat or 

prevent problems with the gastrointestinal tract while 

allowing for an enhanced blood sugar maintenance 

and/or an increased exogenous carbohydrate 

oxidation. 

21: 2010/07021. 22: 2010/10/01. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A23G, A23L 


72: BOUSQUET, Aude, HAILE, Tesfa, JAKOB, 

Dora, JANOUSEK, Jiri, REMES, David 

33: EP 31: 08102211.3 32: 2008-03-03 

54: A GELLED FOOD PRODUCT WITH HIGH 

CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE EFFICIENCY 

00: - 

A gelled food product is presented having extended 

stability while delivering sugars that are efficiently 

transported to and absorbed by the muscles. The 

food product is intended as a performance 

enhancing product. It has a defined Glucogenic / 

Fructogenic ratio and contains gelatine. 

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21: 2010/07023. 22: 2010/10/01. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A23G, A23L 


72: JEUKENDRUP, Asker, STELLINGWERFF, 

Trent, ZALTAS, Eric 

33: EP 31: 08152222.9 32: 2008-03-03 

54: CARBOHYDRATE BAR 

00: - 

The present invention generally relates to the field of 

nutrition, in particular performance nutrition. In 

particular, the present invention relates to a novel 

carbohydrate bar comprising glucose and fructose in 

a ratio in the range of 3:1 to 1 :1. The carbohydrate 

bar of the present invention can be used to treat or 

prevent problems with the gastrointestinal tract while 

allowing for an enhanced blood sugar maintenance 

and/or an increased exogenous carbohydrate 

oxidation. 

21: 2010/07064. 22: 2010/10/04. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: C12N 

71: AB Enzymes GmbH 

72: PURANEN, Terhi, SEIBOTH, Bernhard, MILOS, 

Klaudija, THEISS, Wilfried, KALLIO, Jarno, 

KUBICEK, Christian P., VEHMAANPERÄ, Jari 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 024 778.2 32: 2008-05-23 

54: USE OF PECTINOLYTIC ENZYMES FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MASH 

AND ENZYME SEQUENCES THEREFOR 

00: - 

The invention relates to the use of one or more 

pectinolytic enzyme(s) for the treatment of fruit or 

vegetable mash as well as a process for enzymatic 

treatment of fruit or vegetable mash comprising the 

step of adding one or more pectinolytic enzyme(s), 

wherein at least one pectinolytic enzyme is 

obtainable from Trichoderma reesei, as well as to a 

process for the preparation of a fruit or vegetable 

juice comprising the process for enzymatic treatment 

of fruit or vegetable mash. Moreover, the invention 

discloses recombinant DNA molecules encoding a 

polypeptide having endo-polygalacturonase activity, 

a polypeptide having exo-polygalacturonase activity, 

a polypeptide having exo-rhamnogalacturonase 

activity and a polypeptide having xylogalacturonase 

activity. 

21: 2010/07088. 22: 2010/10/05. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: A61F 

71: THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY 

72: NELSON, Naomi, Ruth 

33: US 31: 12/116,529 32: 2008-05-07 

54: ABSORBENT ARTICLE HAVING COLORED 

REGIONS 

00: - 

An absorbent article having colored regions. The 

absorbent article has at least three colored regions. 

The colored regions are spaced apart from one 

another. Each colored region has a major axis. The 

major axis of each colored region converges towards 

a common focal region on the longitudinal centerline 

of the absorbent article. The purpose of the colored 

regions arranged as described herein is to create the 

visual impression of depth, e.g. that the absorbent 

article is thick enough to deliver excellent absorption 

performance. Designers can provide for high 

absorbent capacity by employing advanced 

absorbent materials that are thin yet still are able to 

absorb a large quantity of fluid. By creating the 

visual impression of depth, designers of absorbent 

articles may provide to consumers absorbent articles 

that use less material, that will thus be less 

expensive, while they still appear to be thick. 

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51: A23L, A61K, A61P 


72: MINGRONE, Geltrude, MACE, Catherine 

33: EP 31: 08152549.5 32: 2008-03-10 

54: MEDIUM CHAIN DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS, 

THEIR DERIVATES AND METABOLIC 

DISORDERS 

00: - 

The present invention relates in general to medium 

chain dicarboxylic acids, their derivatives and their 

uses. In particular, the present invention relates to a 

composition comprising medium chain dicarboxylic 

acids and to the use of medium chain dicarboxylic 

acids and their derivatives for the preparation of 

products to treat or prevent metabolic disorders. The 

composition of the present invention can particularly 

well be used to treat or prevent hyperglycemia, for 

example diabetes. 

21: 2010/07137. 22: 2010/10/06. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: BOLLI, Martin, LESCOP, Cyrille, MATHYS, 

Boris, MUELLER, Claus, NAYLER, Oliver, 

STEINER, Beat 

33: CH 31: PCT/IB2008/050841 32: 2008-03-07 

54: NOVEL AMINOMETHYL BENZENE 

DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

The invention relates to novel aminomethyl benzene 

derivatives, their preparation and their use as 

pharmaceutically active compounds. Said 

compounds particularly act as immunomodulating 

agents. (I) wherein A represents one of the groups 

(I), (I), (I) and (I). 

21: 2010/07212. 22: 2010/10/08. 43: 2012/01/23 

21: 2010/07301. 22: 2010/10/12. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: B41M, B42D 

71: Gemalto SA 

72: LESUR, Jean-Luc 

33: EP 31: 08290369.1 32: 2008-04-15 

54: PERSONALISABLE SUPPORT INCLUDING 

ANTI-FORGERY DEVICE AND FABRICATION 

PROCESS OF SUCH SUPPORTS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a personalisable support 

comprising anti-forgery devices which are provided 

in order to indicate every attempt of fraudulent 

personalisation. The support comprises a body (2) 

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which is on one side equipped with personalisation 

data (6,7) which are obtained by carbonisation of the 

base material by means of a laser beam. The antiforgery 

devices (8), which totally or partly cover 

these personalisation data, draw a pattern (90, 80) 

along which bubbles (9) are created whose density 

(d1-d5) varies depending on the degree of 

carbonisation of the areas (61-65) which are covered 

by the pattern. 

21: 2010/07328. 22: 2010/10/13. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: B32B, B60R, D04H 

71: Societe Internationale Pour Le Commerce Et 

L'industrie 

72: LE ROY, Guy, ROMIGOU, Gilles 

33: FR 31: 0852111 32: 2008-03-31 

54: PERFORATED-CORE COMPOSITE PANEL, 

DEVICE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING 

SUCH A PANEL 

00: - 

The invention relates to a composite panel (1), 

comprising two fibrous plies (21) and a core (3) 

placed in the intervening volume between the plies 

(21) and connected together by a solidified binding 

material (22), characterized in that openings (6) are 

made in the core (3), via at least one of its faces (31; 

32), so as to exclusively receive solidified binding 

material (22). The invention also relates to a device 

and to a method for manufacturing such a composite 

panel. Use for inexpensively producing particularly 

strong composite panels, with the possibility of 

having a very wide range of options as regards the 

constituents of the core and of the fibrous plies. 

21: 2010/07366. 22: 2010/10/14. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: G01N 

71: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. 

72: SIJBERS, Mara J. J., VAN LANKVELT, Petrus J. 

W., DE THEIJE, Femke K., NIEUWENHUIS, Jeroen 

H. 

33: EP 31: 08102671.8 32: 2008-03-17 

54: CARTRIDGE FOR ASSAYS WITH MAGNETIC 

PARTICLES 

00: - 

The invention relates to a cartridge (100) and a 

corresponding sensor device for the detection of 

target components in a liquid sample. The cartridge 

(100) comprises a sample chamber(SC), at least two 

reservoirs(131, 132) that can be furnished with 

magnetic particles(MP, MP'), and at least two 

corresponding sensitive zones (121, 122) in which 

solved magnetic particles and/or target components 

can be detected. When a magnetic actuation field(B) 

of a given configuration is established in the sample 

chamber, the magnetic particles of different 

reservoirs migrate predominantly to different 

sensitive zones. Thus a mixing of magnetic particles 

can be avoided. 

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21: 2010/07368. 22: 2010/10/14. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: C08K 

71: Hercules Incorporated 

72: ZHANG, Fushan, CAREY, William S., 

DOHERTY, Erin A. S., SARRAF, John, Todd 

33: US 31: 61/069,463 32: 2008-03-15 

54: CLAY SLURRIES AND USE THEREOF IN 

PULP AND PAPERMAKING APPLICATIONS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a stable aqueous slurry 

composition comprising clay or clay-like material, 

hydrophobically associative polymer, and optionally 

a surfactant; and a method of inhibiting the 

deposition of organic contaminants in pulp and 

papermaking applications. 

21: 2010/07430. 22: 2010/10/18. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A01K 


72: FILIPI, Nevenka, HILL, Nathan Everett 

33: US 31: 61/069,988 32: 2008-03-19 

54: INCREASED OCCUPANCY TIME PET CHEWS 

00: - 

The invention provides increased occupancy time 

pet chews and methods of making and using the pet 

chews. The chews comprise a core comprising a 

comestible material, a shell surrounding the core, 

and an outer layer surrounding the shell. The outer 

layer comprises a comestible component such as 

grains, ground rawhide, or combination thereof and 

an optional basting material. The chews are used to 

occupy the attention of an animal and to promote the 

health and wellness of the animal. 

21: 2010/07404. 22: 2010/10/15. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C01B 

71: Solvay Fluor GmbH 

72: GRASS, Helmut, HENGST, Matthias, EICHER, 

Johannes 

33: EP 31: 08154910.7 32: 2008-04-22 

54: PREPARATION OF HYDROGEN FLUORIDE 

FROM FLUORSPAR OR CALCIUM FLUORIDE 

CONTAINING WASTE MATERIAL 

00: - 

The invention concerns a process for the preparation 

of HF and anhydrite from calcium fluoride in the form 

of fines and sulfuric acid. The content of sulfuric acid 

is kept in a range where no agglomeration occurs. In 

the process of the invention, dust originating from 

natural fluorspar can be reacted, as well as synthetic 

calcium fluoride, e.g. from calcium fluoride and 

optionally calcium carbonate containing solids from 

treating waste gas or waste water with basic calcium 

compounds to remove contained HF. 

21: 2010/07436. 22: 2010/10/18. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: A61K 


72: PAPANICOLAOU, Irene 

33: US 31: 61/050,775 32: 2008-05-06 

54: ENCAPSULATION OF BIOLOGICALLY 

ACTIVE AGENTS 

00: - 

The present invention provides methods of 

encapsulating biologically active agents such as 

proteins in particulate carriers such as nanoparticles 

using Hip agents. Also provided are compositions 

comprising particulate carriers obtainable by such 

methods and uses of such compositions in 

treatment. 

21: 2010/07437. 22: 2010/10/18. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K 


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72: FIDANBOYLU, Mehmet, PAPANICOLAOU, 

Irene 

33: US 31: 61/050,775 32: 2008-05-06 


ACTIVE AGENTS 

00: - 

The present invention provides methods of 

encapsulating biologically active agents such as 

proteins in particulate carriers such as nanoparticles. 

Also provided are compositions comprising 

particulate carriers obtainable by such methods and 

uses of such compositions in treatment. 

21: 2010/07446. 22: 2010/10/19. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: C22C 

71: SMITH INTERNATIONAL, INC. 

72: LIU, Qingyuan, STEEL, Russell, PACKER, Scott, 

HORMAN, Scott 

33: US 31: 12/148,687 32: 2008-04-12 

54: TUNGSTEN RHENIUM COMPOUNDS AND 

COMPOSITES AND METHODS FOR FORMING 

THE SAME 

00: - 

The present invention relates to tungsten rhenium 

compounds and composites and to methods of 

forming the same. Tungsten and rhenium powders 

are mixed together and sintered at high temperature 

and high pressure to form a unique compound. An 

ultra hard material may also be added. The 

tungsten, rhenium, and ultra hard material are mixed 

together and then sintered at high temperature and 

high pressure. 

51: A47J 


72: KOLLEP, Alexandre, RITHENER, Blaise, 

ETTER, Stefan, SCHENK, Rudolf 

33: EP 31: 08153050.3 32: 2008-03-20 

54: BEVERAGE PRODUCTION DEVICE FOR 

PRODUCING A BEVERAGE FROM A SINGLE- 

USE CAPSULE 

00: - 

Beverage production device for producing a 

beverage from a single-use capsule containing a 

beverage ingredient, comprising : a brewing unit (1) 

for receiving the capsule (8) therein upon relative 

closing of a first and second engaging members (6, 

7) forming a cavity for encasing the capsule and 

pressing it at a flange-like rim (9) in a liquid seal-tight 

manner, wherein at least one of the first and second 

engaging members comprises a substantially 

annular pressing portion (14) for applying a sealing 

pressure on the flange-like rim of the capsule, the 

first and second engaging members being 

configured in relative closure at the nip to leak to a 

liquid injected in the cavity when a capsule is not 

present, wherein one of at least the first or second 

engaging members comprises, at its annular 

pressing portion, flow directing means comprising at 

least one passage (37) arranged for controlling liquid 

leakage only within a limited angular radial direction 

when the first and second engaging members are 

closed at the nip. 

21: 2010/07457. 22: 2010/10/19. 43: 2012/01/20 

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21: 2010/07460. 22: 2010/10/19. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: Bristol-Myers Squibb Company 

72: ALBRIGHT, Charles F., BARTEN, Donna Marie, 

Francis Y., LEE, 

33: US 31: 61/047,729 32: 2008-04-24 

54: USE OF EPOTHELONE D IN TREATING TAU- 

ASSOCIATED DISEASES INCLUDING 

ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE 

00: - 

Methods of treating Tau-associated diseases, 

preferably tauopathies, are described using 

epothilone D that exhibit good brain penetration, 

long half- life, and high selective retention in brain, 

and provides effective therapies in treating 

tauopathies including Alzheimer's disease. 

33: US 31: 61/047,211 32: 2008-04-23 

54: QUINUCLIDINE COMPOUNDS AS ALPHA-7 

NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR 

LIGANDS 

00: - 

The disclosure provides compounds of formula I, 

including their salts, as well as compositions and 

methods of using the compounds. The compounds 

are ligands for the nicotinic a 7 receptor and may be 

useful for the treatment of various disorders of the 

central nervous system, especially affective and 

neurodegenerative disorders. 

21: 2010/07498. 22: 2010/10/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A61K 


72: BEATON, Andrew, CATCHPOLE, Ian Richard, 

GOUGH, Gerald Wayne, PAPANICOLAOU, Irene 

33: US 31: 61/050,775 32: 2008-05-06 


ACTIVE AGENTS 

00: - 

The present invention provides particulate carriers 

comprising encapsulated biologically active agents 

such as proteins for delivery across the blood brain 

barrier. Also provided are methods of delivery of 

proteins across the blood brain barrier in 

nanoparticles, and uses of such compositions in 

treatment. 

21: 2010/07531. 22: 2010/10/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: Nektar Therapeutics 

72: BRODBECK, Kevin J., KUGLER, Alan R. 

33: US 31: 61/126,868 32: 2008-05-07 

54: ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF 

PERIPHERALLY-ACTING OPIOID ANTAGONISTS 

00: - 

Peripherally-acting opioid antagonists can be orally 

administered to treat the side effects of opioid 

administration in convenient dosing schedules. 

21: 2010/07527. 22: 2010/10/21. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: Bristol-Myers Squibb Company 

72: COOK II, James H., MCDONALD, Ivar M., 

Dalton, KING,, OLSON, Richard E., WANG, 

Nenghui, IWUAGWU, Christiana I., ZUSI, F. 

Christopher, MACOR, John E. 

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21: 2010/07570. 22: 2010/10/22. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K, A61P, C07K, C12N 

71: Emergent Product Development Seattle, LLC 

72: TAN, Philip, SIMON, Sandy Alexander, 

CERVENY, Charles G., NILSSON, Christy Anne, 

BRADY, William, LEDBETTER, Jeffrey A., 

HAYDEN-LEDBETTER, Martha Susan, 

THOMPSON, Peter Armstrong, MORALES, Cecile 

33: US 31: 61/190,067 32: 2008-04-11 

54: CD37 IMMUNOTHERAPEUTIC AND 

COMBINATION WITH BIFUNCTIONAL 

CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC THEREOF 

00: - 

The present disclosure provides a humanized anti- 

CD37 small modular immunopharmaceutical (SMIP) 

molecule, as well as synergistic combination 

therapies of CD37-specific binding molecules (such 

as anti-CD37 SMIP proteins or antibodies) with 

bifunctional chemotherapeutics (such as 

bendamustine) that can be administered 

concurrently or sequentially, for use in treating or 

preventing B cell related autoimmune, inflammatory, 

or hyperproliferative diseases. 

21: 2010/07573. 22: 2010/10/22. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61M 

71: Smiths Medical ASD, Inc. 

72: MUSKATELLO, James M., LILLEY Jr, Thomas 

F. 

33: US 31: 12/175,068 32: 2008-07-17 

54: NEEDLE TIP SPRING PROTECTOR 

00: - 

A needle tip spring protector for a needle (14) having 

a proximal end, a distal end (20), and a shaft (22) 

extending therebetween. The needle tip spring 

protector includes a spring (16) that circumferentially 

surrounds a portion of the needle shaft (22) and is 

restrained in a state wherein its inner diameter (30) 

is large enough to allow the shaft (22) to move freely 

within the spring (16). When the needle (14) is 

moved to a position in which its distal end (20) is at 

least partly within the spring (16), at least one of the 

ends of the spring (16) releases from restraint such 

that the spring (16) automatically returns to a state in 

which its inner diameter (30) is sized so as to 

grippingly engage the shaft (22) of the needle (14). 

Thus, after activation, the spring (16) securely 

surrounds the distal end (20) of the needle (14) to 

protect healthcare workers and others from 

accidental contact with the needle's distal end (20). 

When used in conjunction with a catheter assembly 

(100), the needle tip spring protector may passively 

release from the catheter hub (1 14) after the spring 

(16) is automatically activated. 

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The invention relates to compounds which have an 

affinity to the µ-opioid receptor and ORL1 receptor, 

to processes for preparation thereof, to 

medicaments comprising these compounds and to 

the use of these compounds for producing 

medicaments. 

21: 2010/07608. 22: 2009/03/24. 43: 2011/11/09 

51: H02J 

71: DELTA ELECTRONICS, INC. 

72: JANG, YUNGTAEK, JOVANOVIC, MILAN M, 

CHENG, BRUCE C H 

33: US 31: 61/064,756 32: 2008-03-25 

54: A POWER CONVERTER SYSTEM THAT 

OPERATES EFFICIENTLY OVER A RANGE OF 

LOAD CONDITIONS 

00: - 

A power converter system supplies power to one or 

more loads. The power converter system comprises 

at least one power converter operating at a desired 

efficiency; and a power storage system coupled to 

the at least one power converter for receiving power 

supplied from the at least one power converter and 

storing power therein when the at least one power 

converter operates at an efficiency that is below the 

desired efficiency. 

21: 2010/07647. 22: 2010/10/26. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A61K, A61P, C07C, C07D 

71: Grünenthal GmbH 

72: NOLTE, Bert, SCHRÖDER, Wolfgang, LINZ, 

Klaus, ENGLBERGER, Werner, SCHICK, Hans, 

GRAUBAUM, Heinz, ROLOFF, Birgit, OZEGOWSKI, 

Sigrid, BÁLINT, József, SONNENSCHEIN, Helmut 

33: EP 31: 08005748.2 32: 2008-03-27 

54: SUBSTITUTED 4-AMINOCYCLOHEXANE 

DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

21: 2010/07726. 22: 2009/12/29. 43: 2011/10/31 

51: E04F 

71: FLOORING TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 

72: BRAUN, ROGER 

33: EP 31: 09000540.6 32: 2009-01-16 

54: PANEL, IN PARTICULAR FLOOR PANEL 

00: - 

Disclosed is a panel, especially a floor panel, 

comprising a core made of wood or a wood-plastic 

mixture, a top face (14) and a bottom face (6), 

wherein the panel has a lower locking element (8) on 

a first lateral edge (2), said lower locking element 

comprising a first web (10) arranged on the bottom 

face (6) of the panel and protruding the first lateral 

edge (2) and a first hook element (12) having an 

undercut arranged on an outer end of the first web 

(10), and an upper locking element (16) on a second 

lateral edge (4) opposite the first lateral edge (2), 

said upper locking element comprising a second 

web (18) arranged on the top face (14) of the panel 

and protruding the second lateral edge (4) and a 

second hook element (20) arranged on an outer end 

of the second web (18), said hook element 

comprising at least one locking tab (24) so that two 

identically designed panels can be interconnected 

and locked to each other in the horizontal and 

vertical directions after the locking tab (24) of a 

panel has snapped into the undercut (22) of the 

second panel. The panel according to the invention 

is characterized in that at least one continuous slot 

(26) is provided in the first web (10) of the lower 

locking element (8), the width of said slot being 

smaller than that of the second hook element (20). 

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21: 2010/07878. 22: 2009/06/02. 43: 2011/11/07 

51: E21B; B25D 

71: ATLAS COPCO ROCK DRILLS AB 

72: RODERT, JORGEN, BIRATH, PETER 

33: SE 31: 0801311-2 32: 2008-06-03 

54: ARRANGEMENT AND METHOD COMPRISING 

A FLUSHING HEAD FOR A ROCK DRILLING 

MACHINE, AND ROCK DRILLING MACHINE 

COMPRISING THE ARRANGEMENT 

00: - 

The invention relates to an arrangement designed to 

be inserted in a cavity (19) in a front part (14) of a 

rock drilling machine with a shank adapter (16). The 

arrangement comprises a cartridge (1) with a 

flushing head (2) and a guide (3) coaxially arranged 

to create a longitudinal channel (5) designed as a 

passage for the shank adapter (16). 

72: BJARNÖ, ODD EDGAR 

33: US 31: 12/463,755 32: 2009-05-11 

33: US 31: 61/059,031 32: 2008-06-05 

54: A CONVEYOR FOR TRANSPORTING 

POWDER, AND A METHOD FOR CONVEYING 

POWDER 

00: - 

A conveyor (10) for transporting powder from an inlet 

point (14) to at least one discharge point (20) 

comprises a fluidized bed transport space (12) and a 

fluidization gas supply space (16), the fluidized bed 

transport space (12) being separated from the 

fluidization gas supply space (16) by a gas 

permeable wall (18); a gas outlet (22) for removing 

fluidization gas from the transport duct (12); means 

(24) for separating dust from the removed 

fluidization gas; and means (26) for returning the 

separated dust to the powder proximate the 

discharge point (20). In a preferred embodiment, the 

separated fines dust is returned to, and 

homogenized into, the powder in a lower portion of a 

cyclone, which is located at the discharge point. 

21: 2010/07908. 22: 2009/06/03. 43: 2011/11/07 

51: B65G 

71: ALSTOM TECHNOLOGY LTD 

21: 2010/07949. 22: 2009/06/04. 43: 2011/11/07 

51: C12P 

71: BUTAMAX ADVANCED BIOFUELS LLC 

72: GRADY, MICHAEL CHARLES, JAHIC, 

MEHMEDALIJA, PATNAIK, RANJAN 

33: US 31: 61/058,567 32: 2008-06-04 

54: A METHOD FOR PRODUCING BUTANOL 

USING TWO-PHASE EXTRACTIVE 

FERMENTATION 

00: - 

A method of making butanol from at least one 

fermentable carbon source that overcomes the 

issues of toxicity resulting in an increase in the 

effective titer, the effective rate, and the effective 

yield of butanol production by fermentation utilizing a 

recombinant microbial host wherein the butanol is 

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extracted into specific organic extractants during 

fermentation. 

21: 2010/07953. 22: 2009/05/29. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A47F 

71: UNILEVER PLC 

72: SOTTOSANTI, VINCENT WILLIAM, WILDER, 

ANDREW ZACHERY 

33: US 31: 61/057,914 32: 2008-06-02 

54: IN-STORE COMBINED SAMPLE DISPENSER 

AND MERCHANDISING PRODUCT DISPLAY 

00: - 

A combined sample dispenser (2) and 

merchandising unit product display (4) and related 

method is provided herein. Included is an elongate 

tray (12) having a first end (14) and a second end 

(16), an upper compartment with (18) open roof (30) 

for standing a plurality of merchandising unit 

products each containing a flowable substance, and 

a lower compartment (31) arranged directly below 

the upper compartment (18). A sample dispenser (2) 

is provided which includes a dispensing unit 

arranged against the first end of the elongate (14) 

tray and a reservoir (42) holding sampling amounts 

of the flowable substance, the reservoir 

communicating with the dispensing unit, and the 

reservoir (42) arranged within the lower 

compartment (31). 

21: 2010/08020. 22: 2008/09/19. 43: 2011/11/09 

51: A47J 

71: BRIZIO, ADRIANA 

72: BRIZIO, ADRIANA 

54: CAN FOR THE EXTEMPORANEOUS 

PREPARATION OF BEVERAGES BY 

EXTRACTION AND/OR INFUSION, PROVIDED 

WITH A SAFETY LID 

00: - 

The can (10; 10A; 10B; 10C) for the 

extemporaneous preparation of beverages by 

extraction and/or infusion comprises a first chamber 

(12) intended to collect the final beverage, a second 

chamber (14) containing a drinkable liquid and a 

filtering device (16) containing a substance able to 

produce the required beverage by extraction and/or 

infusion. The can is foreseen to be put onto a 

heating source after opening the can lid (18; 18A, 

18B; 18C) and operating the filtering device (16) by 

the user. The lid (18; 18A, 18B; 18C) comprises: an 

outer rim portion (22; 22B) intended to remain fixed 

to the can lateral wall (20) when opening the can; an 

inner removable portion (24; 24A; 24B; 24C) 

intended to be ripped in order to open the can; and a 

predetermined breaking line (34) separating said 

inner removable portion (24; 24A; 24B; 24C) from 

said outer rim portion (22; 22B). The breaking line 

(34) is provided in an annular portion (28; 28A; 28B; 

28C) forming part of the lid (18; 18A, 18B; 18C) and 

made of plastic material. The outer part (32; 32B) of 

the annular portion (28; 28A; 28B; 28C) is part of the 

outer rim portion (22; 22B) while the inner part 

thereof (24; 24A; 24B; 24C) is part of the inner 

removable portion (24; 24A; 24B; 24C). 

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prebiotic soluble fiber, and undergo both 

atmospheric and vacuum infusion processes. The 

infusion solution is maintained at a temperature of 

between about 45 °F to about 50 °F and at a Brix of 

about 30° to about 60°. Vacuum (low pressure) 

pulses are applied to the product to expedite solids 

infusion (mass transfer) and thereby decrease 

infusion time and the product is subsequently 

vacuum fried to attain a great-tasting, fiber-enriched 

and aesthetically- pleasing fruit or vegetable product 

with reduced sweetness, good texture, and an 

enhanced natural taste with less than 2 % moisture 

by weight and a significantly long shelf-life of up to 

12 months. 

21: 2010/08045. 22: 2009/04/10. 43: 2011/12/13 

51: A61K 

71: ABRAXIS BIOSCIENCE, LLC 

72: DESAI, NEIL P, DE, TAPAS, TRIEU, VUONG, 

TAO, CHUNLIN, CI, SHERRY XIAOPEI 

33: US 31: 61/044,006 32: 2008-04-10 

33: US 31: 61/096,664 32: 2008-09-12 

54: NANOPARTICLE FORMULATIONS AND USES 

THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention provides compositions 

comprising nanoparticles comprising: 1) a drug, such 

as a hydrophobic drug derivative; and 2) a carrier 

protein. Also provided are methods of treating 

diseases (such as cancer) using the compositions, 

as well as kits and unit dosages. 

21: 2010/08088. 22: 2009/05/05. 43: 2011/11/14 

51: B66B 

71: INVENTIO AG 

72: ILLEDITS, THOMAS, MATHEISL, MICHAEL, 

NOVACEK, THOMAS 

33: EP 31: 08156619.2 32: 2008-05-21 

54: HANDRAIL FOR AN ESCALATOR OR A 

MOVING WALKWAY 

00: - 

The invention relates to a handrail (1), used in 

particular for escalators or moving walkways and 

having a plurality of grip elements (2 and 2') 

arranged next to one another. Each grip element (2) 

has an outer shell (10), cover layer (10) or casing 

(10) which is at least partially transparent. In 

addition, illumination means (20) are situated in the 

interior (13) that is delimited by the oval or elliptical 

outer shell (10), cover layer (10) or casing (10). 

21: 2010/08055. 22: 2010/11/10. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A23B 

71: Frito-Lay North America, Inc. 

72: BASKER, Varadharajan Radhamani, PUPPALA, 

Vamshidhar 

33: US 31: 12/131,609 32: 2008-06-02 

54: IMPROVED INFUSION METHOD FOR 

PRODUCTION OF VACUUM FRIED FRUIT AND 

VEGETABLE SNACKS 

00: - 

A method for infusing fruits and vegetables with 

prebiotic soluble fibers in the form of either short 

chain fructooligosaccharides or dextrins. Fruits and 

vegetables are submerged in an infusion solution of 

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21: 2010/08092. 22: 2009/06/08. 43: 2011/11/11 

51: A01N; A01P; C02F 


72: MAHAPATRA, SAMIRAN, SAMADDER, 

SATYAJIT, SOMAN NAIR, PRASANTH 

CHENNOTHU 

33: EP 31: 08161998.3 32: 2008-08-07 

33: IN 31: 1287/MUM/2008 32: 2008-06-19 

54: COMPOSITION AND PROCESS FOR THE 

PURIFICATION OF CONTAMINATED WATER 

00: - 

The invention relates to a composition and a process 

for disinfection, and particularly for disinfection and 

purification of contaminated water. The invention is 

especially useful for removal of suspended 

impurities and harmful microbial contaminants like 

bacteria, viruses and cysts from water to make it 

healthy and palatable for human consumption. it is 

one object of the invention to provide for a 

composition for purifying water contaminated with 

harmful micro-organisms while ensuring that the 

water is safe and palatable to consume. Accordingly 

the invention provides a solid disinfection 

composition comprising an oxidising agent and a 

biocide quencher which is a solid matrix. 

21: 2010/08126. 22: 2009/05/18. 43: 2011/11/14 

51: C04B; B23B; F41H 

71: ELEMENT SIX (PRODUCTION) (PTY) LTD 

72: RAS, ANINE HESTER, VAN STADEN, 

FRANCES, ABRAMSHE, RONALD A, NAIDOO, 

KAVESHINI 

33: GB 31: 0808939.3 32: 2008-05-16 

33: GB 31: 0814307.5 32: 2008-08-05 

54: BORON CARBIDE COMPOSITE MATERIALS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a boron carbide composite 

material comprising diamond particles and boron 

carbide, the composite material having a porosity of 

less than 2 percent by volume. The invention further 

relates to a method for manufacturing such 

materials, the method including coating a plurality of 

diamond particles with boron carbide, combining the 

plurality of diamond particles to form a green body 

and subjecting the green body to a temperature in 

the range from about 1,200 degrees centigrade to 

about 2,000 degrees centigrade and pressure or 

vacuum not exceeding about 2,000 Mpa. 

21: 2010/08130. 22: 2009/07/15. 43: 2011/11/14 

51: H05B; B22C 

71: MASCHINENFABRIK GUSTAV EIRICH 

72: SEILER, ANDREAS, GERL, STEFAN 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 041 104.3 32: 2008-08-07 

54: MIXING DEVICE HAVING INDUCTION 

HEATING 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a mixing device 

comprising a preferably rotating container for holding 

a mixture, at least one mixing tool arranged inside 

the container, and a heating device for heating the 

mixture. In order to provide a mixing device of the 

type mentioned above which permits the fastest 

possible heating of the mixture, preferably also to 

temperatures above 200°C, it is proposed that the 

container be composed at least partially of an 

electrically conductive material and the heating 

device comprise at least one coil which can be 

excited by an alternating electric field and which is 

arranged in such a way that eddy currents are 

produced in the electrically conductive material of 

the container by the magnetic field change that 

arises when the current flow is changed. 

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21: 2010/08188 22: 16/11/2010 43: 16/02/2012 

51: A61K, C07D, A61P 

71: WATSON PHARMA PRIVATE LIMITED 

72: NAIK SAMIR, BODKE ARJUN, BHANU 

MANJUNATH NARAYAN 

33: IN 31: 1036/MUM/2008 32: 2008/05/14 

54: STABLE R(+)-LANSOPRAZOLE AMINE SALT 

AND A PROCESS FOR PREPARING THE SAME 

00: - 

57: A stable R-(+)-lansoprazole alkylamine salt and 

a process for preparing the salt. 

21: 2010/08202. 22: 2009/06/03. 43: 2011/11/16 

51: C12N; A23K 

71: DANISCO US INC. 

72: CASCAO-PEREIRA, LUIS G, ALEKSEYEV, 

VIKTOR YURYEVICH, KELLIS JR, JAMES T, 

PISARCHIK, ALEXANDER 

33: US 31: 61/059,695 32: 2008-06-06 

54: COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS 

COMPRISING VARIANT MICROBIAL 

PROTEASES 

00: - 

The present invention provides variant subtilisins 

and compositions comprising at least one variant 

subtilisin set forth herein, as well as methods for 

using these variants and compositions. In some 

embodiments, the present invention provides variant 

proteases suitable for laundry cleaning applications. 

21: 2010/08271. 22: 2009/04/20. 43: 2011/11/18 

51: F28F 

71: MIKUTAY CORPORATION 

72: NITTA, MINORU, NITTA, TAKEYOSHI 

33: US 31: 12/148,655 32: 2008-04-21 

54: HEAT EXCHANGER WITH HEAT EXCHANGE 

CHAMBERS UTILIZING RESPECTIVE MEDIUM 

DIRECTING MEMBERS 

00: - 

A tube for a heat exchanger includes a first segment 

that couples to a chamber for transportation of heat 

exchange media. The chamber receives the heat 

exchange media that disperses throughout the 

chamber and mixes within the chamber. The heat 

exchange media is then transported from the 

chamber. The chamber may include redirection 

members for controlling the direction in which the 

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heat exchange media travels throughout the 

chamber. The tube may be connected to a header or 

manifold. The tube and chamber combination alone 

may be used as a heat exchanger. 

to said anchor stand (4). Additionally, the wall 

protector has U-shaped yoke elements (7) onto 

which pressure is exerted by the pressing devices 

(6), and a rectangular head cover (10) covering the 

heating wall head (2). According to the invention, the 

U-shaped yoke elements (7) fit tightly against 

supporting surfaces of the frame elements (5, 5') in a 

force-fitted manner and the head cover (10) consists 

of a thin-walled metal sheet constrained between the 

frame elements (5, 5') and the heating wall head (2). 

21: 2010/08273. 22: 2009/05/13. 43: 2011/11/18 

51: C10B 

71: UHDE GMBH 

72: KOCHANSKI, ULRICH, DOHLE, HELMUT, 

FRIEDRICHS, MANFRED 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 024 573.9 32: 2008-05-21 

54: WALL PROTECTOR FOR A HEATING WALL 

HEAD BETWEEN TWO OVEN CHAMBER 

OPENINGS OF A COKE OVEN BATTERY 

00: - 

The invention relates to a wall protector for a heating 

oven head (2) between two oven chamber openings 

(1, 1') of a coke oven battery, said wall protector 

being laterally bounded by vertical frame elements 

(5, 5'). The wall protector comprises an anchor stand 

(4) arranged in front of the heating wall head (2), 

extending vertically, and pressing devices (6) fixed 

21: 2010/08344 22: 22/11/2010 43: 13/02/2012 

51: C10B, C10L, F26B 

71: BEN-TOVIM GERSHON 

72: BEN-TOVIM GERSHON 

33: ZA 31: 2009/04636 32: 2009/07/02, 

54: TORREFACTION APPARATUS 

00: - 

57: The invention provides for torrefaction apparatus 

which includes a drum (14) having a biomass inlet 

(18) and a torrefied material outlet (20), furnace 

means (16) external of the drum (14) for heating the 

drum (14) so that torrefaction temperature is 

achieved in the drum, and a gas inlet conduit (42) 

leading to the drum (14) from a source of inert gas, 

thereby to create an torrefaction atmosphere in the 

drum (14). 

21: 2010/08373 22: 23/11/2010 43: 03/11/2011 

51: E04F 

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71: MAO-CHEIA JOSE TEIXEIRA 

72: MAO-CHEIA JOSE TEIXEIRA and BASSON 

FREDERICK EDWARD 

33: ZA 31: 2007/9189 32: 2008/04/25 

54: BALUSTRADE 

00: - 

57: A balustrade (10) and a method of 

manufacturing it are provided. The balustrade (10) 

has a number of upright posts (24) that are anchored 

in a substrate and has rails (42,44) that extend 

between the posts(24). The rails (42,44) are 

attached to the posts (24) with attachment 

formations (34,46), by way of a press fit, so that the 

balustrade (10) can be assembled without any 

welding on site.. 

charger. As such, the driving device is able to power 

the vehicle while the surplus energy is stored in the 

battery for activating the motor and turning the 

flywheel to spin. 

21: 2010/08414 22: 24/11/2010 43: 25/01/2012 

51: F03G 

71: TSENG TING-JUNG 

72: HUANG TENG-HUI 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: DRIVING DEVICE UTILIZING INERTIA 

00: - 

57: The driving device utilizing inertia mainly 

contains a battery, a motor, a flywheel, a casing, a 

transmission box, a casing, a generator, a rectifier, 

and a charger. The flywheel is mounted on a shaft 

and is housed in a vacuum chamber through shaft 

seal. The flywheel freely spins by itself after actuated 

by the motor. The flywheel‟s torque is then delivered 

to the transmission box which in turn delivers the 

torque to drive a vehicle such as automobile, vessel, 

plane, submarine, etc. On the other hand, the 

spinning flywheel drives the generator to produce 

electricity which is stored in the battery seriesconnected 

to the generator via the rectifier and the 

21: 2010/08465 22: 25/11/2010 43: 04/11/2011 

51: B31B 

71: GOSSAMER STRUCTURES (PTY) LIMITED 

72: JANSE VAN RENSBURG RUDOLF GEORG 

33: ZA 31: 2009/08425 32: 2009/11/30 

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ERECTING 

PART OF A CONTAINER 

00: - 

57: A method and apparatus (10) are provided for 

erecting part of a container (12) from a blank of 

sheet material. The method includes cutting the 

sheet material around material (18) intended to form 

a stacking lug (42), the material (20) surrounding the 

cut being intended to form part of a wall. An arm (10) 

has a first folding formation (26) and an adjacent 

second folding formation (28), which does not 

extend as far from a pivot axis (16) of the arm (10) 

as the first folding formation. The arm (10) is pivoted 

to fold the material (20) around the cut by contacting 

it with the first folding formation 26) and only once 

this has commenced and the material (20) has been 

partly folded, does the arm continue its pivotal 

movement to fold the material (18) intended to form 

the stacking lug (42) by contacting it with the second 

folding formation (28). 

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21: 2010/08483. 22: 2009/06/10. 43: 2011/11/29 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 

71: GENENTECH, INC. 

72: GAZZARD, LEWIS J, WILLIAMS, KAREN, 

DYKE, HAZEL JOAN, ELLWOOD, CHARLES, 

GANCIA, EMANUELA, GOODACRE, SIMON 

CHARLES, KINTZ, SAMUEL S, LYSSIKATOS, 

JOSEPH P, MACLEOD, CALUM, CHEN, HUIFEN 

33: US 31: 61/060,746 32: 2008-06-11 

33: US 31: 61/148,001 32: 2009-01-28 

54: DIAZACARBAZOLES AND METHODS OF USE 

00: - 

The invention relates to 1,7-diazacarbazole 

compounds of Formula (I), (I-a) and (I-b) which are 

useful as kinase inhibitors, more specifically useful 

as checkpoint kinase 1 (chkl) inhibitors, thus useful 

as cancer therapeutics. The invention also relates to 

compositions, more specifically pharmaceutical 

compositions comprising these compounds and 

methods of using the same to treat various forms of 

cancer and hyperproliferative disorders, as well as 

methods of using the compounds for in vitro, in situ, 

and in vivo diagnosis or treatment of mammalian 

cells, or associated pathological conditions. 

21: 2010/08544. 22: 2009/05/07. 43: 2011/11/29 

51: C10G; C01B; C10J 

71: UHDE GMBH 

72: MENZEL, JOHANNES 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 025 577.7 32: 2008-05-28 

54: METHOD FOR OPERATING A FISCHER- 

TROPSCH SYNTHESIS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method and a system for 

operating a Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, wherein a 

feed gas comprising CO and H 2 from coal gasification 

(1) is desulfurized and subsequently fed into a 

Fischer-Tropsch synthesis as an input gas, wherein 

hydrocarbons are formed from carbonic oxides and 

hydrogen by catalytic reactions. The hydrocarbons 

are separated as liquid products (4), and a gas flow 

comprising CO and CO 2 exiting the Fischer-Tropsch 

synthesis unit (3) is compressed and fed into a 

conversion stage, wherein CO and steam are 

transformed into H 2 and CO 2 . In the method 

according to the invention, the gas exiting the 

conversion stage is fed back into the Fischer- 

Tropsch synthesis unit as a gas rich in H 2 , together 

with the desulfurized input gas, after the gas is 

prepared in that CO 2 and/or further components other 

than H 2 are removed. 

21: 2010/08547. 22: 2009/05/06. 43: 2011/11/29 

51: A61M 

71: SHANTOU WEALY MEDICAL INSTRUMENT 

CO., LTD 

72: YANG, YUHE 

33: CN 31: 200810096785.1 32: 2008-05-08 

33: CN 31: 200920150008.0 32: 2009-04-13 

54: A DISPOSABLE SELF-DESTRUCTION 

SAFETY SYRINGE WITHOUT FLUID RESIDUA 

00: - 

A single-use self-destruction safety syringe without 

residual fluid comprises a needle barrel (1), a push 

rod (2), a needle mount (3) and a needle cannula 

(4). The push rod (2) and the needle mount (3) are 

mounted in the needle barrel (1). The plunger (5) 

slidably matching with the inside wall of the needle 

barrel (1) is provided on the front end of the push rod 

(2). Wherein an automatic retractable means (6) is 

mounted in the front end of the push rod (2)‟s 

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chamber. The automatic retractable means (6) and 

the needle mount (3) have a snap-latch member 

respectively, the two snap-latch members can be 

connected to form an interference fit each other so 

as to connect the needle mount (3) with the 

automatic retractable means (6). Said snap-latch 

member has a fluid pass chamber, such that the 

residual fluid inside the needle barrel (1) can flow 

into the lumen of the needle mount (3) and the 

needle cannula (4) by the fluid pass chamber when 

the two snap-latch members engage to form an 

interference fit. 

21: 2010/08644. 22: 2009/06/02. 43: 2011/12/02 

51: B41J; H05K 

71: UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN 

72: BRITTON, DAVID THOMAS, HARTING, 

MARGIT, ODO, EKUNDARE AYODELE 

33: ZA 31: 2008/04765 32: 2008-06-02 

54: INKJET PRINTING OF NANOPARTICULATE 

FUNCTIONAL INKS 

00: - 

Apparatus for depositing ink on a substrate includes 

a nozzle defining an outlet for the ink, with at least a 

portion of the nozzle being electrically conductive. A 

first voltage source applies a first potential to the 

outlet nozzle. One or more auxiliary electrodes are 

located adjacent the outlet nozzle, and a second 

voltage source applies a second potential to the 

auxiliary electrodes. The apparatus includes a piezoelectric 

or thermal actuator for expelling ink from the 

nozzle towards a target zone on a substrate, the ink 

comprising a liquid vehicle and pigment particles 

dispersed in the vehicle. At least the pigment 

particles are electrically charged, typically due to the 

applied potentials. In one embodiment, an auxiliary 

electrode is disposed coaxially around the electrode 

formed by the nozzle. In another embodiment, an 

auxiliary electrode located beyond the nozzle, on a 

common axis with the electrode formed by the 

nozzle. The configuration of the nozzle, the auxiliary 

electrodes, and the values of the first and second 

potentials are selected to cause pigment particles to 

be concentrated in the target zone, so that a quantity 

of the pigment particles is deposited in the target 

zone having a higher concentration than the 

concentration of the pigment particles in the ink. The 

invention extends to a method of depositing ink on a 

substrate. 

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21: 2010/08653. 22: 2009/05/27. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: F03B; F03D 

71: VINDTEK TÓRSHAVN APS 

72: LARSEN, HELGI, MÜLLER, JAN ALLAN, 

LARSEN, LARS 

33: DK 31: PA 2008 00723 32: 2008-05-27 

54: BLADE FOR A ROTOR OF A WIND OR 

WATER TURBINE 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a blade for a rotor of 

a wind turbine, which rotor comprises a hub, from 

which hub at least one blade extends substantially 

radially, which blade comprises a root area closest 

to the hub, which blade comprises a transition area 

away from the hub, which blade further comprises at 

least a first airfoil. The scope of the invention can be 

fulfilled by blades comprising at least one 

longitudinal channel, which channel has an inlet 

opening in the front of the airfoil, which channel has 

an outlet opening at the backside of the air foil, 

which channel opening area is decreasing from the 

inlet opening to the outlet opening. Hereby, it is 

achieved that in the channel there is an increasing 

speed of the air which is flowing through that 

channel which will lead to increasing the power 

produced from the wind surrounding the blade. 

21: 2010/08668 22: 22/11/2010 43: 03/11/2011 

51: C12N, C12P 

71: EVOGENE LTD 

72: RONEN GIL, GOLD EVGENIA, AYAL 

SHARON, EMMANUEL EYAL, DIBER ALEX, 

VINOCUR BASIA JUDITH, GANG MICHAEL, 

HERSCHKOVITZ YOAV, NEVO INBAR, DIMET 

DOTAN, IDAN ANAT 

33: US 31: 61/071.885 32: 2008/05/22 

54: ISOLATED POLYNUCLEOTIDES AND 

POLYPEPTIDES AND METHODS OF USING 

SAME FOR INCREASING PLANT UTILITY 

00: - 

57: Provided are isolated polypeptides comprising 

the amino acid sequence at least 80% homologous 

to SEQ ID NO:68, 51-66, 69-100, 379-656, 707-715, 

720-723, 742-754, 764-771 or 772 with the proviso 

that the amino acid sequence is not as set forth by 

SEQ ID NO: 765 or 771, isolated polynucleotides 

comprising the nucleic acid sequence at least 80% 

identical to SEQ ID NOs:18, 1-16, 19-50, 101-378, 

657-672, 674-706, 716-719, 724-741 and 755-763 

with the proviso that the nucleic acid sequence is not 

as set forth by SEQ ID NO:756 or 762, and isolated 

polynucleotides selected from the group consisting 

of SEQ ID NOs:779-792 and methods of using same 

for increasing oil content, yield, growth rate, 

biomass, vigor, abiotic stress tolerance and/or 

nitrogen use efficiency of a plant. 

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21: 2010/08680. 22: 2009/06/04. 43: 2011/12/09 

51: A61K; A61P 

71: PFEINSMITH S.A. (PTY) LTD 

72: MEDLEN, CONSTANCE ELIZABETH, 

FERNANDES, ANTONIO CELESTINO, LEIVERS, 

STEPHEN 

33: ZA 31: 2008/04901 32: 2008-06-05 

54: FULVIC ACID AND ANTIBIOTIC 

COMBINATION 

00: - 

This invention relates to a fulvic acid and antibiotic 

combination for use in the treatment of various 

diseases and conditions. The invention further 

relates to the use of the combination for the 

treatment of various diseases and conditions, 

including bacterial infection. In particular, the 

bacteria are antibiotic resistant bacteria. 

21: 2010/08695 22: 03/12/2010 43: 03/11/2011 

51: A61B, A61M 

71: HYPOSAFE INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD 

72: GARBER JARROD and MILLER ROY 

33: ZA 31: 2008/02128 32: 2008/05/06 

54: HYPODERMIC NEEDLE PROTECTOR 

00: - 

57: A hypodermic needle protector (10) comprising: 

a sleeve having an open end (30) to accom-modate 

a needle assembly (22,24) and a portion of a syringe 

cylinder (18) and a closed end (32) that has an 

opening (34) to receive a needle (22) of a needle 

assembly (22,24) there through a positioning 

member (44) within the sleeve, the positioning 

member (44) having an opening to engage the 

needle assembly (22,24) and the sleeve having at 

least one formation for releasably engaging the 

positioning member (44) and - a biasing member 

(48) situated in the sleeve between the positioning 

member and the closed end (32) of the sleeve. In 

use, counter-pressure exerted by the patent's skin 

against the closed end (32) causes the positioning 

member (44) to be rotatably released from the 

formation thereby releasing the sleeve from the 

operative position and biases it to the rest position. 

The sleeve is biased to cover the needle (22) to the 

extent that the needle is withdrawn from the patient. 

21: 2010/08753. 22: 2009/06/08. 43: 2011/12/07 

51: A45B 

71: ELDER, JAMES C 

72: ELDER, JAMES C 

33: US 31: 12/466,476 32: 2009-05-15 

33: US 31: 61/131,367 32: 2008-06-09 

54: PORTABLE SUN AND WEATHER SHELTER 

00: - 

A portable sun and weather shelter is provided. The 

shelter comprises an umbrella foldable between 

open and closed positions. The umbrella has a 

center post, a canopy, and a frame to fold the 

canopy up and down. A pair of wings are attached to 

the perimeter edge of the canopy and can be 

extended outwardly beyond the canopy so as to 

increase the coverage area of the shelter so as to 

protect two or more people from the sun and rain. 

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21: 2010/08788. 22: 2009/06/11. 43: 2011/12/13 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 

71: SHIONOGI & CO., LTD. 

72: HORI, AKIHIRO, YONEZAWA, SHUJI, 

FUJIKOSHI, CHIAKI, MATSUMOTO, SAE, 

KOORIYAMA, YUUJI, UENO, TATSUHIKO, KATO, 

TERUKAZU 

33: JP 31: 2008-154990 32: 2008-06-13 

33: JP 31: 2008-271689 32: 2008-10-22 

33: JP 31: 2009-103616 32: 2009-04-22 

54: SULFUR-CONTAINING HETEROCYCLIC 

DERIVATIVE HAVING B-SECRETASE-INHIBITING 

ACTIVITY 

00: - 

Disclosed are: a compound represented by formula 

(I), a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of the 

compound, or a solvate of the compound or the 

pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof; and others, 

which can be used as therapeutic agents for 

diseases induced by the production, secretion and/or 

deposition of amyloid-ß protein. [In the formula, the 

ring A represents a carbocyclic group which may 

have a substituent, or a heterocyclic group which 

may have a substituent; R 1 represents a lower alkyl 

which may have a substituent, or the like; R 2a and 

R 2b independently represent a hydrogen, a lower 

alkyl which may have a substituent, or the like; and 

R 3a and R 3c independently represent a hydrogen, a 

halogen, a hydroxy, a lower alkyl which may have a 

substituent, or the like.] 

21: 2010/08793. 22: 2009/06/16. 43: 2011/12/13 

51: C10J; B01J; F23C 

71: IHI CORPORATION 

72: SUDA, TOSHIYUKI, TAKAFUJI, MAKOTO 

33: JP 31: 2008-162825 32: 2008-06-23 

54: RISER TOP STRUCTURE FOR CIRCULATING 

FLUIDIZED BED GASIFICATION FURNACE 

00: - 

Disclosed is a riser top structure in which a lateral 

duct (15) for providing a connection between a riser 

(1) and a cyclone separator (2) comprises an 

introduction part (16) at the connection with the riser 

(1), said introduction part (16) having the same 

cross-sectional area as the riser (1), and a 

constriction part (17) between the introduction part 

(16) and the cyclone separator (2), the crosssectional 

area of the constriction part (17) steadily 

decreasing from the introduction part (16) towards 

the cyclone separator (2) so as to be able to 

increase the flow speed of combustion gas. 

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21: 2010/08794. 22: 2009/06/08. 43: 2011/12/13 

51: E21B 

71: ATLAS COPCO ROCK DRILLS AB 

72: BROSTRÖM, JOHAN 

33: SE 31: 0801522-4 32: 2008-06-27 

54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR CORE DRILLING 

00: - 

A method in core drilling, wherein a tubular drill bit 

(8) being arranged at the end of a tubular drill string 

(6) is driven under rotation against a material 

intended for drilling, and wherein for the purpose of 

core retrieving, a tool (17, 20) is brought inside the 

drill string to an operative position in the area of the 

drill bit. Acoustic vibrations (24, 25) from the drill 

string are sensed when the tool is brought to its 

operative position, sensed acoustic vibrations are 

analysed for detecting the occurrence of acoustic 

vibrations characteristic for when the tool has 

reached its operative position, and an output signal 

is emitted when the occurrence of vibrations 

characteristic of when the tool has reached its 

operative position has been detected. The invention 

also concerns a device and a drill rig. 

72: CHAKKA, NAGASREE, PAJOUHESH, 

HASSAN, KAUL, RAMESH, DING, YANBING, ZHU, 

YONGBAO, ZHANG, LINGYUN, GRIMWOOD, 

MIKE, TAN, JASON, ZHOU, YUANXI 

33: US 31: 12/420,793 32: 2009-04-08 

33: US 31: 61/058,179 32: 2008-06-02 

54: N-PIPERIDINYL ACETAMIDE DERIVATIVES 

AS CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS 

00: - 

Methods and compounds effective in ameliorating 

conditions characterized by unwanted calcium 

channel activity, particularly unwanted T-type 

calcium channel activity, are disclosed Specifically, a 

series of compounds which are N-piperidinyl 

acetamide derivatives as shown in formula (1) are 

disclosed as calcium ion channel activating 

modulators Compositions comprising these 

compounds and the use of these compounds in the 

treatment or prevention of conditions such as obesity 

are also disclosed. 

21: 2010/08838. 22: 2009/06/02. 43: 2011/12/09 

51: A61K; A61P; C07D 

71: ZALICUS PHARMACEUTICALS LTD 

21: 2010/08839. 22: 2009/06/09. 43: 2011/12/09 

51: A61K; A61P 

71: VIVUS, INC. 

72: NAJARIAN, THOMAS, TAM, PETER Y, 

WILSON, LELAND F 

33: US 31: 12/135,953 32: 2008-06-09 

54: LOW DOSE TOPIRAMATE/PHENTERMINE 

COMPOSITION AND METHODS OF USE 

THEREOF 

00: - 

A method for effecting weight loss by administering a 

combination of topiramate and phentermine is 

provided. The phentermine is generally administered 

in immediate release form, in a daily dose in the 

range of 2 mg to 8 mg, in combination with a daily 

dose of topiramate selected to prevent the loss of 

effectiveness of phentermine alone. Methods for 

treating obesity, conditions associated with obesity, 

and other indications are also provided, as are 

compositions and dosage forms containing low 

doses of phentermine and topiramate, e.g., 3.75 mg 

phentermine and 23 mg topiramate. 

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21: 2010/08840. 22: 2009/06/09. 43: 2011/12/08 

51: A61K; A61P 

71: VIVUS, INC. 

72: NAJARIAN, THOMAS, TAM, PETER Y, 

WILSON, LELAND F 

33: US 31: 12/135,953 32: 2008-06-09 

54: ESCALATING DOSING REGIMEN FOR 

EFFECTING WEIGHT LOSS AND TREATING 

OBESITY 

00: - 

The present invention is drawn to novel topiramate 

compositions as well as methods for effecting weight 

loss, e.g., in the treatment of obesity and related 

conditions, including conditions associated with 

and/or caused by obesity per se. The present 

invention features an escalating dosing regimen 

adapted for the administration of topiramate and 

optionally a sympathomimetic agent such as 

phentermine or bupropion, in the treatment of 

obesity and related conditions. 

ring (4) comprising said plurality of salient poles (10), 

wherein said rotor is characterised in that each 

salient pole (10) comprises: a pole body (1) 

connected to said ring (4); two removable pole horns 

(2a, 2b) facing each other on either side of the pole 

body; front parts provided along the ends of said 

pole body (1) for radially maintaining said induction 

coil (13) in the transverse portion thereof; said pole 

body (1) including two slots (6a) formed on either 

side of the pole body (1) and having a shape 

adapted for receiving said pole horns (2a, 2b), and 

said front parts (5) blocking the movements of said 

pole horns (2a, 2b) in said slots (6a). 

21: 2010/08872. 22: 2009/05/15. 43: 2011/12/12 

51: H02K 

71: JEUMONT ELECTRIC 

72: LALOY, DANIEL, LEGOIX, GUY, AMMAR, 

BRAHIM 

33: FR 31: 0853243 32: 2008-05-19 

54: ROTOR FOR A MULTIPOLAR 

SYNCHRONOUS ELECTRIC MACHINE WITH 

SALIENT POLES 

00: - 

The invention relates to a rotor for a multipolar 

synchronous electric machine that comprises a 

plurality of salient poles (10), each salient pole (10) 

being surrounded by an induction coil (13), and a 

21: 2010/08882. 22: 2009/05/26. 43: 2011/12/12 

51: C02F 

71: DOBER CHEMICAL CORPORATION 

72: KELLY, DENNIS R, LITTLE, DAVID ALAN, 

SUNDARAM, MAGESH 

33: US 31: 12/154,899 32: 2008-05-27 

54: CONTROLLED RELEASE OF 

MICROBIOCIDES 

00: - 

A container for releasing a microbiocide component 

into a liquid composition susceptible to unwanted 

microbial growth (LCMG) includes a LCMG 

impermeable casing separate and apart from an 

internal combustion engine filter housing, and having 

a hollow interior and at least one opening. A 

microbiocide component, for example, at least one 

LCMG-soluble microbiocide, as the only active 

material located in the hollow interior. At least one 

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liquid permeable element, for example, a membrane 

member, is provided at or near an opening in the 

casing and is effective to provide for release of 

microbiocide component into the LCMG. Methods of 

releasing microbiocide component into LCMGs are 

also provided. 

through the membrane module without first returning 

to the treatment tank. 

21: 2010/08913. 22: 2009/06/04. 43: 2011/12/12 

51: B01D; C02F 

71: VEOLIA WATER SOLUTIONS & 

TECHNOLOGIES SUPPORT 

72: ZHAO, HONG, BROCKMANN, MARTIN, 

MOESLANG, HERIBERT, SCHNUELL, DIETMAR, 

THAURE, DAVID, GIRODET, PIERRE 

33: US 31: 12/135,394 32: 2008-06-09 

54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR TREATING 

WATER AND UTILIZING A MEMBRANE 

FILTERING SYSTEM 

00: - 

Biologically treated wastewater is directed as mixed 

liquor from the treatment tank to a bottom portion of 

a downstream filtration tank having at least one 

submerged membrane module that extends across 

substantially the entire cross sectional area of the 

filtration tank Mixed liquor is directed from the bottom 

of the filtration tank upwardly into the membrane 

module such that substantially all of the mixed liquor 

received in the bottom of the filtration tank flows 

through the membrane module, producing a 

permeate stream The remaining mixed liquor from 

the membrane module is recirculated to the 

treatment tank Once the mixed liquor in the filtration 

tank makes one pass through the membrane module 

the mixed liquor is recycled back to the treatment 

tank and generally not permitted to be recycled back 

21: 2010/08958. 22: 2009/07/14. 43: 2011/12/20 

51: C02F 

71: INDUSTRIE DE NORA S.P.A. 

72: BENEDETTO, MARIACHIARA, GULLÁ, 

ANDREA FRANCESCO 

33: IT 31: MI 2008 A 001282 32: 2008-07-15 

54: METHOD FOR TREATING INDUSTRIAL 

WASTEWATERS 

00: - 

There is disclosed a treatment process of wastes 

containing organic molecules with electronwithdrawing 

groups on conjugated unsaturated 

bonds, for instance belonging to aromatic rings. The 

process comprises an electrochemical reduction 

step and a simultaneous or subsequent oxidation 

step, optionally also of electrochemical nature. 

21: 2010/08959. 22: 2009/07/19. 43: 2011/12/21 

51: G06Q; G06F 

71: MICROSOFT CORPORATION 

72: PROBST, DAVID 

33: US 31: 12/188,968 32: 2008-08-08 

54: FLOW TRACKING OF ENVIRONMENTAL 

SUBSTANCES 

00: - 

An environmental tracking system provides facilities 

for modeling the processes of an organization that 

have an impact on the environment. The 

environmental tracking system allows each process 

to be modeled by its input substances and its 

resulting output substances. The environmental 

tracking system allows links to be established 

between the processes, such as indicating a source 

process and a destination process for a substance. 

Each process performs a conversion of input 

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substances to output substances in accordance with 

conversion parameters specified for the process. 

Once the model of the processes of an organization 

is established, the environmental tracking system 

can track the flow of substances through the 

organization based on the model. 

21: 2010/08962. 22: 2009/07/01. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 


72: PRICE, STEPHEN, GANCIA, EMANUELA, 

HEALD, ROBERT ANDREW, JACKSON, PHILIP 

33: US 31: 61/077,432 32: 2008-07-01 

54: ISOINDOLONE DERIVATIVES AS MEK 

KINASE INHIBITORS AND METHODS OF USE 

00: - 

The invention relates to isoindoloncs of formula, (I) 

with anti-cancer and/or anti- inflammatory activity 

and more specifically with MEK kinase inhibitory 

activity. The invention provides compositions and 

methods useful for inhibiting abnormal cell growth, 

treating a hyperproliferative disorder, or treating an 

inflammatory disease in a mammal. The invention 

also relates to methods of using the compounds 

forin vitro, in situ, andin vivodiagnosis or treatment of 

mammalian cells, or associated pathological 

conditions. 

21: 2010/08963. 22: 2009/07/01. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 


72: PRICE, STEPHEN, LYSSIKATOS, JOSEPH, 

SAVY, PASCAL PIERRE, HEALD, ROBERT 

ANDREW, JACKSON, PHILIP 

33: US 31: 61/077,426 32: 2008-07-01 

54: BICYCLIC HETEROCYCLES AS MEK KINASE 

INHIBITORS 

00: - 

The invention relates to bicyclic heterocycles of 

formulae I and II with anti-cancer and/or antiinflammatory 

activity and more specifically with MEK 

kinase inhibitory activity. The invention provides 

compositions and methods useful for inhibiting 

abnormal cell growth, treating a hyperproliferative 

disorder, or treating an inflammatory disease in a 

mammal. The invention also relates to methods of 

using the compounds for in vitro, in situ, and in vivo 

diagnosis or treatment of mammalian cells, or 

associated pathological conditions. 

21: 2010/08965. 22: 2009/06/23. 43: 2011/12/21 

51: A61K; A61Q: C11D 


72: RAGHAVACHARI, RAJAN, HOPTROFF, 

MICHAEL JOHN, LEOPOLDINO, SÉRGIO 

ROBERTO, MANTHENA, VAMSI KRISHNA, 

PEDRO, ANDRÉ MESSIAS KRELL, PLUMMER, 

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CHRISTOPHER, STEVENS, DEBORAH, TRIVELIN, 

LUCIANO AUGUSTO 

33: IN 31: 1440/MUM/2008 32: 2008-07-10 

54: A PERSONAL WASH COMPOSITION 

00: - 

The present invention relates to personal wash 

compositions. The personal wash composition 

according to the invention comprises: (i) 10% to 55% 

Total Fatty Matter; and (ii) 0.1 wt% to 1.2 wt% 

chelating agent. The personal wash compositions 

according to the invention exhibit relatively high 

antibacterial activity. 

21: 2010/08968. 22: 2009/06/12. 43: 2011/12/21 

51: C07D; A61K 

71: KOREA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND 

TECHNOLOGY, HANMI HOLDINGS CO., LTD. 

72: KIM, MAENG SUP, LEE, GWAN SUN, KIM, 

DONG JIN, YOO, KYUNG HO, BYUN, JI HUN, KIM, 

YOUNGSOO, KIM, HYE YUN, AHN, YOUNG GIL, 

LEE, JI HOON, LEE, MYOUNG-HWAN, HWANG, 

HANA, RYU, JIYEON 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0055307 32: 2008-06-12 

54: STYRYLBENZOFURAN DERIVATIVES AS 

INHIBITORS FOR BETA-AMYLOID FIBRIL 

FORMATION AND PREPARATION METHOD 

THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a novel compound 

which efficiently inhibits the formation of betaamyloid 

fibrils in the brain to be useful for preventing 

or treating a degenerative brain disease, a method 

for preparing same, and a pharmaceutical 

composition comprising same as an active 

ingredient. 

21: 2010/09005. 22: 2009/05/28. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K; A61P 

71: PANACEA BIOTEC LIMITED 

72: JAIN, RAJESH, SINGH, SUKHJEET, BHASIN, 

SHILPA 

33: IN 31: 1312/Del/2008 32: 2008-05-30 

54: COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING EUPHORBIA 

PROSTRATA AND PROCESS OF PREPARATION 

THEREOF 

00: - 

Oral pharmaceutical compositions comprising dry 

extract ofEuphorbia prostratafrom about 0.1% to 

about 99% by weight wherein the effective average 

particle size of the dry extract ofEuphorbia 

prostratais not more than about 500 microns with 

pharmaceutically acceptable excipient(s) and 

process(s) for the preparation of such compositions 

useful for the treatment of anorectal disease and 

colonic diseases such as hemorrhoids, fissures, 

cracks, fistulas, abscesses, inflammatory bowel 

disease and the like are provided. Further, the 

pharmaceutical compositions of the present 

invention provides for the administration of a 

therapeutically and/or prophylactically effective 

amount of theEuphorbia prostratawherein the 

compositions possess properties to control 

inflammation, prevent capillary bleeding and fragility 

in mammalians, particularly human beings. 

Preferably the compositions of the present invention 

are in the form of tablets, minitablets, powders, 

capsules, pellets, granules, beads, compacts and 

the like. The present invention also provides and 

prophylactic and/or therapeutic methods of using 

such compositions for the treatment of anorectal 

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diseases including hemorrhoids and colonic 

diseases. 

21: 2010/09008. 22: 2009/06/04. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61M 

71: CAREFUSION 2200, INC. 

72: KORNEFF, NEIL ALEX, MANSOUR, KHALID 

SAID, ZOLLINGER, CHRISTOPHER JESSE 

33: US 31: 12/133,958 32: 2008-06-05 

54: HEAT AND MOISTURE EXCHANGE UNIT 

00: - 

A heat and moisture exchange (HME) unit (50) 

including a housing (52), a heat and moisture 

retaining media (HM media) (54), and a valve 

mechanism (56). The housing (52) forms an 

intermediate section (62) extending between two 

ports (58,60), and defining first and second flow 

paths. The HM media (54) is maintained along the 

first flow path. The valve mechanism (56) includes 

an obstruction member (100) movably retained 

within the housing (52) and transitionable between 

opposing, first and second maximum points of travel. 

At the first maximum point of travel, the obstruction 

member (100) closes the second flow path to permit 

airflow through only the first flow path. At the second 

maximum point of travel, the obstruction member 

(100) permits airflow through both of the first and 

second flow paths. The HME unit (50) is simple to 

use, yet provides an effective bypass state in which 

airflow freely progresses around the HM media (54). 

21: 2010/09010. 22: 2009/06/05. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K; C07K 

71: FUNDACIÓ PRIVADA INSTITUT DE RECERCA 

HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARI VALL HEBRON, 

FUNDACIÓ PRIVADA INSTITUCIÓ CATALANA DE 

RECERCA I ESTUDIS AVANCATS, FUNDACIÓ 

PRIVADA INSTITUT D'INVESTIGACIÓ 

ONCOLÒGICA DE VALL HEBRON 

72: ARRIBAS LÓPEZ, JOAQUIN, PEDERSEN, KIM, 

ANGELLINI, PIER-DAVIDE, PARRA PALAU, 

JOSEP LLUIS, LAOS, SIRLE, BASELGA TORRES, 

JOSÉ 

33: ES 31: P200801652 32: 2008-06-08 

54: METHOD FOR DIAGNOSING CANCERS 

EXPRESSING THE HER2 RECEPTOR OR ITS 

TRUNCATED VARIANTS 

00: - 


diagnosis and therapy of cancers expressing the 

HER2 receptor. The invention provides antibodies or 

fragments thereof that recognises an epitope of a 

HER2 receptor truncated form, said epitope being 

defined by a sequence included in SEQ ID NO: 2. 

The invention also provides a method of cancer 

diagnosis, which comprises the detection of the 

presence of the HER2 receptor truncated form 

consisting of the amino acid sequence SEQ JD NO: 

1 in a patient sample. 

21: 2010/09011. 22: 2009/06/10. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: B29C; B65D 

71: TETRA LAVAL HOLDINGS & FINANCE S.A. 

72: ANDERSSON, PÄR, MÅNSSON, PATRIK, 

BERG, HÅKAN, STILLERUD, LENNART 

33: SE 31: 0801433-4 32: 2008-06-19 

54: A METHOD AND AN APPARATUS FOR 

INJECTION MOULDING TO MANUFACTURE A 

PACKAGING CONTAINER 

00: - 

A method, in a packing and filling machine, of 

manufacturing a packaging container from a 

packaging laminate sleeve (10) with at least one 

inner layer of thermoplastic, the packaging 

container, in addition to the packaging laminate 

sleeve, including a shoulder portion connected to the 

packaging laminate sleeve and a neck portion 

connected to the shoulder portion, with associated 

pouring aperture, comprising the steps of: - 

disposing the packaging laminate sleeve (10) in 

association with an inner moulding tool, - disposing 

an outer moulding tool outside the inner moulding 

tool for forming a cavity between the moulding tools, 

the cavity having a volume exceeding the volume of 

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the packaging part which is to be injection moulded, 

- injecting at least one melt of a first material into the 

cavity, and characterised by the steps of: - disposing 

the neck portion of the packaging container between 

said inner and outer moulding tools, in contact with 

the cavity, - compressing the moulding tools until the 

melt fills out the cavity and fuses together with the 

neck and a portion of the inner layer of thermoplastic 

located at the end of the packaging laminate sleeve, 

- opening the moulding tools and displacing the 

packaging container further to additional processing. 

and second flow paths fluidly connecting the first 

(58) and second ports. The HM media (54) is 

maintained within the intermediate section (62) along 

the second flow path. The check valve assembly 

(56) includes an obstruction member (80) movably 

positioned within the intermediate section (62) to 

selectively provide opened and closed positions. In 

the opened position, the first flow path is open 

relative to the obstruction member (80). In the closed 

position, the obstruction member (80) closes the first 

flow path. In one mode, the obstruction member (80) 

transitions to the opened position in response to gas 

flow in a flow direction from the second port (60) 

toward the first port (58), and transitions to the' 

closed position in response to gas flow in an 

opposite flow direction. 

21: 2010/09014. 22: 2009/06/04. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61M 


72: KORNEFF, NEIL ALEX, PIERRO, BRIAN 

WILLIAM, MANSOUR, KHALID SAID 

33: US 31: 12/133,976 32: 2008-06-05 


WITH CHECK VALVE 

00: - 

An HME unit (50) including a housing (52) an HME 

media (54), and a check valve assembly (56). The 

housing (52) forms a first port (58), a second port 

(60), and an intermediate section (62) defining first 

21: 2010/09015. 22: 2009/06/15. 43: 2011/12/21 

51: C12Q 

71: NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, 

GALWAY 

72: MAHER, MAJELLA, BARRY, THOMAS 

GERARD, MARCIN, JANKIEWICZ, O'CONNOR, 

LOUISE, TUITE, NINA, LAHIFF, SINEAD, SMITH, 

TERRY JAMES 

33: IE 31: 2008/0490 32: 2008-06-13 

54: EIF2 GAMMA GENE AS A DIAGNOSTIC 

TARGET FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF FUNGAL 

AND YEAST SPECIES 

00: - 

The current invention relates to a diagnostic kit for a 

yeast or fungal species comprising at least one 

oligonucleotide probe capable of binding to at least a 

portion of the eIF2y gene or its corresponding 

mRNA. 

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21: 2010/09016. 22: 2009/06/15. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: C12Q 


GALWAY 


GERARD, O'CONNOR, LOUISE, TUITE, NINA, 

LAHIFF, SINEAD, SMITH, TERRY JAMES, 

JANKIEWICZ, MARCIN 

33: IE 31: 2008/0486 32: 2008-06-13 

54: ACE2 AS A TARGET GENE FOR THE 

MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION OF YEAST AND 

FUNGAL SPECIES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to nucleic acid primers 

and probes for use in the identification of one or 

more yeast species. More specifically the invention 

relates to the Ace2 gene, the corresponding RNA, 

specific probes, primers and oligonucleotides related 

thereto and their use in diagnostic assays to detect 

and / or discriminate between yeast species. 

21: 2010/09017. 22: 2009/06/15. 43: 2011/12/21 

51: C12Q 


GALWAY 


GERARD, O'CONNOR, LOUISE, TUITE, NINA, 

LAHIFF, SINEAD, SMITH, TERRY JAMES, 

JANKIEWICZ, MARCIN 

33: IE 31: 2008/0487 32: 2008-06-13 

54: SWI5 GENE AS A DIAGNOSTIC TARGET FOR 

THE IDENTIFICATION OF FUNGAL AND YEAST 

SPECIES 

00: - 

The invention relates to the SWI5 gene, the 

corresponding RNA, specific probes, primers and 

oligonucleotides related thereto and their use in 

diagnostic assays to detect and/or discriminate 

between fungal and yeast species. 

21: 2010/09030 22: 15/12/2010 43: 04/11/2011 

51: A61K, C12N, A61P 

71: PLURISTEAM LTD 

72: MEIRON MORAN 

33: US 31: 61/071,944 32: 2008/05/27 

54: METHODS OF TREATING INFLAMMATORY 

COLON DISEASE 

00: - 

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57: A method of treating ulcerative colitis or Crohn‟s 

disease in a subject in need thereof is disclosed. 

The method comprising administering to the subject 

a therapeutically effective amount of adherent cells 

from a placenta or adipose tissue, thereby treating 

the ulcerative colitis or Crohn‟s disease. 

the prophylaxis or treatment of hypertension, various 

organ damages attributable to hypertension and the 

like. 

21: 2010/09072. 22: 2009/05/19. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K 

71: SEOL, HYUN UK, YUHAN CORPORATION 

72: SEOL, HYUN UK, LEE, YOUNG SUNG, KIM, 

YOUNG HUN, KIM, KYEONG BAE, SEO, JEONG 

MIN, AHN, KYOUNG KYU 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0046199 32: 2008-05-19 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF PREMATURE EJACULATION 

00: - 

The present invention provides an oral 

pharmaceutical composition for the treatment of 

premature ejaculation, and the composition provides 

the effective and excellent treatment of premature 

ejaculation as well as reduced side effects like 

nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, sedation effect, 

awakening effect, and weight-loss etc. 

21: 2010/09073. 22: 2009/06/17. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D 

71: TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY 

LIMITED 

72: KUROITA, TAKANOBU, IMAEDA, YASUHIRO, 

IWANAGA, KOUICHI, TAYA, NAOHIRO, 

TOKUHARA, HIDEKAZU, FUKASE, YOSHIYUKI 

33: JP 31: 2008-161049 32: 2008-06-19 

33: JP 31: 2009-004882 32: 2009-01-13 

54: HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUND AND USE 

THEREOF 

00: - 

Compounds represented by the formulas (I) (II) 

wherein each symbol is as defined in the 

specification, and a prodrug thereof have a superior 

renin inhibitory activity, and are useful as agents for 

21: 2010/09080. 22: 2009/07/15. 43: 2011/12/21 

51: G02C; A61F 

71: ALCON, INC. 

72: KARAKELLE, MUTLU, SIMPSON, MICHAEL J, 

HONG, XIN, ZHANG, XIAOXIAO, CHOI, MYOUNG- 

TAEK, ZHANG, YAN 

33: US 31: 61/080,790 32: 2008-07-15 

54: EXTENDED DEPTH OF FOCUS (EDOF) LENS 

TO INCREASE PSEUDO-ACCOMMODATION BY 

UTILIZING PUPIL DYNAMICS 

00: - 

In one aspect, the present invention provides an 

ophthalmic lens (e.g., an IOL) that includes an optic 

having an anterior surface and a posterior surface 

disposed about an optical axis. At least one of the 

surfaces (e.g., the anterior surface) has a profile 

characterized by superposition of a base profile and 

an auxiliary profile. The auxiliary profile can include 

an inner region, an outer region and a transition 

region between the inner and the outer regions, 

where an optical path difference across the transtion 

region (i.e., the optical path difference between the 

inner and the outer radial boundaries of the 

transition region) corresponds to a non-integer 

fraction (e.g., 1/2) of a design wavelength (e.g., a 

wavelength of about 550 nm). 

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33: US 31: 61/080,944 32: 2008-07-15 

54: ANTHRACYCLINE DERIVATIVE 

CONJUGATES, PROCESS FOR THEIR 

PREPARATION AND THEIR USE AS ANTITUMOR 

COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to conjugates of 

therapeutically useful anthracyclines with carriers 

such as polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies, 

proteins or peptides of natural or synthetic origin; 

methods for their preparation, pharmaceutical 

composition containing them and use thereof in 

treating certain mammalian tumors. 

21: 2010/09083. 22: 2009/06/18. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: A01N 

71: EURAND INC 

72: VENKATESH, GOPI, CLEVENGER, JAMES M, 

GRINSTEAD, TIMOTHY 

33: US 31: 61/074,464 32: 2008-06-20 

54: PREPARATION OF CONTROLLED RELEASE 

SKELETAL MUSCLE RELAXANT DOSAGE 

FORMS 

00: - 

The present invention is directed to a method of 

preparing an extended release pharmaceutical 

composition comprising cyclobenzaprine, comprising 

coating inert particles with a cyclobenzaprinecontaining 

a drug layering composition to form IR 

beads, then coating the IR beads with an extendedrelease 

coating to form ER beads. 

21: 2010/09122. 22: 2009/07/14. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K; A61P 

71: GENENTECH, INC., NERVIANO MEDICAL 

SCIENCES S.R.L. 

72: CARUSO, MICHELE, FLYGARE, JOHN A, 

BERIA, ITALO, POLAKIS, PAUL, SPENCER, 

SUSAN D, POLSON, ANDREW, VALSASINA, 

BARBARA, LUPI, VITTORIA, PEREGO, RITA, 

SALSA, MATTEO 

21: 2010/09123. 22: 2009/07/17. 43: 2011/12/22 

51: C07C; A61K; A61P; C07D 

71: H. LUNDBECK A/S 

72: LI, GUIYING, DOLLER, DARIO, GRENON, 

MICHEL, WHITE, ANDREW D, GUO, MAOJUN, 

MA, GIL, JIMENEZ, HERMOGENES N 

33: US 31: 61/083,563 32: 2008-07-25 

33: US 31: 61/160,804 32: 2009-03-17 

54: ADAMANTYL DIAMIDE DERIVATIVES AND 

USES OF SAME 

00: - 

The present invention provides adamantyl-diamide 

derivatives of formula (I): wherein R 1 and R 2 are as 

defined herein, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt 

thereof; and pharmaceutical compositions and 

methods using the same. 

21: 2010/09126. 22: 2009/06/08. 43: 2011/12/22 

51: C10G 

71: UOP LLC 

72: KOKAYEFF, PETER, PETRI, JOHN A 

33: US 31: 12/165,499 32: 2008-06-30 

54: THREE-PHASE HYDROPROCESSING 

WITHOUT A RECYCLE GAS COMPRESSOR 

00: - 

In general, methods of hydroprocessing a 

hydrocarbonaceous feed stock (12) are provided 

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that do not use a costly recycle gas compressor, but 

are still able to use the more efficient reaction 

systems provided in a substantially three-phase 

hydroprocessing zone (36). The method combines a 

substantially liquid-phase hydroprocessing zone (20) 

with the substantially three-phase hydroprocessing 

zone (36) in a manner so that the hydrogen 

requirements for both reaction zones (20, 36) can be 

provided from an external source thereto without the 

use of a hydrogen recycle or recycle gas 

compressor to the substantially three-phase reaction 

zone (36). 

21: 2010/09131. 22: 2009/11/19. 43: 2011/12/22 

51: B22C; B22D 

71: FOSECO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

72: FILIP, PETR, HRABINA, DAVID, BURNS, 

MAIRTIN 

33: EP 31: 09251029.6 32: 2009-04-01 

54: MOULD FOR METAL CASTING AND METHOD 

USING SAME 

00: - 

A mould for casting metal which allows solid 

impurities to be removed from the molten metal. The 

mould (50) has a cavity therein, said cavity having a 

casting portion and contiguous therewith a running 

system upstream of the casting portion, said running 

system comprising an upstream inlet portion (58), a 

downstream outlet portion (60) and a swirl chamber 

(54) disposed between the inlet and outlet portions 

(58, 60), wherein a filter (62) is provided at an 

interface between the swirl chamber (54) and the 

outlet portion (60). The application also relates to a 

method for preparing the mould, a pattern for 

preparing the mould, a housing for use in the mould 

and a method for casting employing the mould. 

21: 2010/09128. 22: 2009/07/01. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 

71: VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS 

INCORPORATED 

72: ZIMMERMANN, NICOLE, GROOTENHUIS, 

PETER D J, WHITNEY, TARA, STAMOS, DEAN, 

NUMA, MEHDI MICHEL DJAMEL, ANDERSON, 

COREY DON 

33: US 31: 61/077,220 32: 2008-07-01 

54: HETEROCYCLIC DERIVATIVES AS 

MODULATORS OF ION CHANNELS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to heterocyclic 

derivatives useful as inhibitors of ion channels. The 

invention also provides pharmaceutically acceptable 

compositions comprising the compounds of the 

invention and methods of using the compositions in 

the treatment of various disorders. 

21: 2010/09165. 22: 2010/12/21. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K 

71: PALATIN TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 

72: SHI, Yi-Qun, SHARMA, Shubh, D., YANG, Wei, 

CHEN, Xin 

33: US 31: 61/059,910 32: 2008-06-09 

54: MELANOCORTIN RECEPTOR-SPECIFIC 

PEPTIDES FOR TREATMENT OF SEXUAL 

DYSFUNCTION 

00: - 

A melanocortin receptor agonist cyclic peptide of the 

formula where R, x and y are as defined in the 

specification, compositions and formulations 

including the peptide of the foregoing formula, and 

methods of preventing, ameliorating or treating 

melanocortin receptor-mediated diseases, 

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indications, conditions and syndromes, including 

sexual dysfunction such as male erectile dysfunction 

and female sexual dysfunction. 

00: - 

Isolated polynucleotides and polypeptides and 

recombinant DNA constructs particularly useful for 

altering root structure of plants, compositions (such 

as plants or seeds) comprising these recombinant 

DNA constructs, and methods utilizing these 

recombinant DNA constructs. The recombinant DNA 

construct comprises a polynucleotide operably linked 

to a promoter functional in a plant, wherein said 

polynucleotide encodes a polypeptide useful for 

altering plant root architecture. 

21: 2010/09171. 22: 2009/06/08. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A61K; A61P 

71: SANOFI-AVENTIS 

72: GAUDIN, CHRISTOPHE, HAMDANI, NACÉRA, 

RADZIK, DAVIDE, VAN EICKELS, MARTIN 

33: EP 31: 08290532.4 32: 2008-06-10 

33: US 31: 61/060,260 32: 2008-06-10 

54: DRONEDARONE FOR THE PREVENTION OF 

CARDIOVERSION 

00: - 

Use of dronedarone for the preparation of a 

medicament for use in the prevention of 

cardioversion. 

21: 2010/09172. 22: 2009/07/24. 43: 2011/12/22 

51: C07K; A01H; C12N 

71: PIONEER HI-BRED INTERNATIONAL, INC., E. 

I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY 

72: ALLEN, STEPHEN M, NIU, XIAOMU, 

TARAMINO, GRAZIANA, SAKAI, HAJIME, TINGEY, 

SCOTT V, TOMES, DWIGHT, LUCK, STANLEY 

33: US 31: 61/083,288 32: 2008-07-24 

54: PLANTS WITH ALTERED ROOT 

ARCHITECTURE, RELATED CONSTRUCTS AND 

METHODS INVOLVING GENES ENCODING REP2 

POLYPEPTIDES AND HOMOLOGS THEREOF 

21: 2010/09173. 22: 2009/05/21. 43: 2011/12/02 

51: G02B 

71: MATRIX ELECTRONIC MEASURING 

PROPERTIES, LLC 

72: STEVENS, GEORGE B, CLENDENING, GRADY 

A, WATERS, WINDFLOWER, WEINTRAUB, 

STEVEN, REDDEN, CARL, SRACK, ROBERT W, 

SRACK, JANET M, REDDEN, WARREN 

33: US 31: 12/125,794 32: 2008-05-22 

33: US 31: 12/125,809 32: 2008-05-22 

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54: STEREOSCOPIC MEASUREMENT SYSTEM 

AND METHOD 

00: - 

A stereoscopic measurement system captures 

stereo images and determines measurement 

information for user-designated points within stereo 

images. The system (100) comprises an image 

capture device (106) for capturing stereo images of 

an object (104). A processing system communicates 

with the capture device to receive stereo images. 

The processing system displays the stereo images 

and allows a user to select one or more points within 

the stereo image. The processing system processes 

the designated points within the stereo images to 

determine measurement information for the 

designated points. 





33: US 31: 12/125,794 32: 2008-05-22 

33: US 31: 12/125,801 32: 2008-05-22 


AND METHOD 

00: - 

A stereoscopic measurement system captures 



images. The system comprises an image capture 

device (106) for capturing stereo images of an object 

(104). A processing system communicates with the 

capture device to receive stereo images. The 

processing system displays the stereo images and 

allows a user to select one or more points within the 

stereo image. The processing system processes the 

designated points within the stereo images to 



21: 2010/09174. 22: 2009/05/21. 43: 2011/12/22 

51: G01C 



21: 2010/09176. 22: 2009/07/17. 43: 2011/12/22 

51: B65D 

71: BRASILATA S.A. EMBALAGENS METÁLICAS 

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72: SENE, ANTÔNIO ROBERTO, ÁLVARES, 

ANTONIO CARLOS TEIXEIRA 

33: BR 31: PI0802598-3 32: 2008-07-21 

54: METALLIC LID FOR A CAN 

00: - 

The present lid (20) comprises a bottom wall (21) 

incorporating a side wall (22) to be seated and 

axially retained in the interior of a seat (S) defined by 

an opening (14) of the can (10). The bottom wall (21) 

comprises a peripheral annular portion (23)), a 

median portion (24) and a rib portion (25) with the 

approximate form of an inverted U and joining the 

peripheral annular portion (23) and the median 

portion (24). The median portion (24) comprises an 

annular panel (24a) and a central panel (24b) joined 

to each other by an axial step portion (24c), an outer 

peripheral edge of the annular panel (24a) being 

incorporated to the annular rib portion (25), said 

axial step portion (24c) being constituted by a 

material that is plastically deformed from the 

adjacent annular panel portion (24a) and from the 

central panel portion (24b). 

the compounds of the invention and methods of 

using the compositions in the treatment of various 

diseases. 

21: 2010/09178. 22: 2009/05/21. 43: 2011/12/21 

51: G01B 







33: US 31: 12/125,801 32: 2008-05-22 

33: US 31: 12/125,809 32: 2008-05-22 


AND METHOD 

00: - 

A stereoscopic measurement system (100) captures 



images. The system (100) comprises an image 

capture device (106) for capturing stereo images of 

an object (104). A processing system (120) 

communicates with the capture device to receive 

stereo images. The processing system (120) 

displays the stereo images and allows a user to 

select one or more points within the stereo image. 

The processing system (120) processes the 

designated points within the stereo images to 



21: 2010/09177. 22: 2009/06/16. 43: 2011/12/21 

51: C07F; A61K; A61P 

71: MILLENNIUM PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 

72: MCCUBBIN, QUENTIN J, ELLIOTT, ERIC L, 

FERDOUS, ABU J, KAUFMAN, MICHAEL J, 

KOMAR, SONJA A, MAZAIK, DEBRA L, NGUYEN, 

PHOUNG M, PALANIAPPAN, VAITHIANATHAN, 

SKWIERCZYNSKI, RAYMOND D, TRUONG, 

NOBEL T, VARGA, CSANAD M, ZAWANEH, 

PETER N 

33: US 31: 61/132,244 32: 2008-06-17 

33: US 31: 61/211,499 32: 2009-03-31 

54: BORONATE ESTER COMPOUNDS AND 

PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention provides novel compounds 

useful as proteasome inhibitors. The invention also 

provides pharmaceutical compositions comprising 

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21: 2010/09179. 22: 2009/06/09. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: A61M 


72: ELSAKKA, MAMDOUH, NG, HO-KIN 

33: US 31: 12/135,888 32: 2008-06-09 

54: INSTILLATION/ASPIRATION DEVICE 

00: - 

A three-in-one instillation aspiration device 

configured for (i) instillation of a sampling fluid from a 

sealed body, (ii) aspiration of the sampling fluid from 

a target site with collected material into the sealed 

body, and (iii) transport, without external exposure, 

of the collected sample to a diagnostic site. 

21: 2010/09225. 22: 2010/12/22. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: BAYER ANIMAL HEALTH GmbH 

72: GREIF, Gisela, HARDER, Achim, BACH, 

Thomas, PETRY, Gabriele, KRUEDEWAGEN, Eva- 

Maria 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 031 284.3 32: 2008-07-02 

54: USE OF NIFURTIMOX FOR TREATING 

GIARDIASIS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to the use of nifurtimox 

for the treatment of giardiasis, particularly in dogs 

and cats. 

21: 2010/09226. 22: 2010/12/22. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: BAYER ANIMAL HEALTH GmbH 

72: HARDER, Achim, GREIF, Gisela, FROYMAN, 

Robrecht 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 031 283.5 32: 2008-07-02 

54: NIFURTIMOX FOR TREATING DISEASES 

CAUSED BY TRICHOMONADIDA 

00: - 

The present invention relates to the use of nifurtimox 

for the treatment of diseases caused by 

trichomonadida, such as histomoniasis, particularly 

in turkeys. 

21: 2010/09235. 22: 2009/06/24. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: B22D 

71: NUCOR CORPORATION 

72: BLEJDE, WALTER N, SCHLICHTING, MARK 

33: US 31: 12/214,913 32: 2008-06-24 

54: STRIP CASTING METHOD FOR 

CONTROLLING EDGE QUALITY AND 

APPARATUS THEREFOR 

00: - 

A method of continuously casting metal strip may 

include assembling a pair of casting rolls having 

casting surfaces laterally positioned to form a nip 

there between through which thin cast strip may be 

cast, a metal supply system capable of delivering 

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molten steel above the nip, the casting rolls having a 

crown shape so that edge portions of the cast strip 

within 50 millimeters of edge of the cast strip have a 

higher temperature than the cast strip in center 

portions of the strip width and controlled edging up, 

forming a casting pool of molten steel supported on 

the casting surfaces above the nip and controlling 

side dams adjacent the ends of the nip to confine the 

casting pool, and forming a cast strip such that the 

edge portions of the cast strip within 50 millimeters 

of each edge of the cast strip is of a higher 

temperature than the strip in the center portions of 

the strip width. 

21: 2010/09265. 22: 2009/05/26. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: B01J 

71: INNOVNANO-MATERIAIS AVANÇADOS, S.A. 

72: CALADO DA SILVA, JOÃO MANUEL, DOS 

SANTOS ANTUNES, ELSA MARISA 

33: PT 31: 104085 32: 2008-05-27 

54: NANOMETRIC-SIZED CERAMIC MATERIALS, 

PROCESS FOR THEIR SYNTHESIS AND USES 

THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention concerns nanometric-sized 

ceramic materials in the form of multiple crystalline 

structures, composites, or solid solutions, the 

process for their synthesis, and uses thereof. These 

materials are mainly obtained by detonation of two 

water-in-oil (W/O) emulsions, one of which is 

prepared with precursors in order to present a 

detonation regime with temperature lower than 

2000°C, and they present a high chemical and 

crystalline phase homogeneity, individually for each 

particle, as well as a set of complementary 

properties adjustable according to the final 

applications, such as a homogeneous distribution of 

the primary particles, very high chemical purity level, 

crystallite size below 50 nm, surface areas by mass 

unit between 25 and 500 m2/g, and true particle 

densities higher than 98% of the theoretical density. 

This set of characteristics makes this materials 

particularly suitable for a vast range of applications 

in the nanotechnology field, such as, for example, 

nanocoatings, magnetic nanofluids, nanocatalysts, 

nanosensors, nanopigments, nanoadditives, ultra 

light nanocomposites, drug release nanoparticles, 

nanomarkers, nanometric films, etc. 

21: 2010/09266. 22: 2009/05/29. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: B65D 

71: AMORIM & IRMÃOS, S.A. 

72: CABRAL, MIGUEL FREIRE DE 

ALBUQUERQUE FERREIRA, ROSEIRA, ISABEL 

MARIA RIBEIRO DE ALMEIDA DE LIMA, LOPES, 

PAULO DINIS VALE, DUARTE, PEDRO NUNO 

ESTEVES 

33: PT 31: 104082 32: 2008-05-30 

54: SEALING STOPPER FOR MANUAL 

REMOVAL AND REINSERTION 

00: - 

Cork stopper comprising an upper member (1) or 

head and a lower member (2) or body which are 

integral into a single piece, wherein said head (1) 

has an height of at least about 8 mm and the body 

(2) is cylindrical and has a length of about 10 a 30 

mm and diameter of about 21 to 26 mm. The head 

diameter must be larger than body diameter by at 

least about 3 mm. Said stopper, which may be 

chamfered and has at least one cork disk in any end 

thereof, may be used with wine and beverage 

containers and is able to be reused manually only. 

21: 2010/09267. 22: 2009/06/25. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 

71: SANOFI-AVENTIS, MITSUBISHI TANABE 

PHARMA CORPORATION 

72: LOCHEAD, ALISTAIR, SAADY, MOURAD, 

YAICHE, PHILIPPE 

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33: EP 31: 08 290 619.9 32: 2008-06-26 

54: SUBSTITUTED N-OXIDE PYRAZINE 

DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

A N-oxide pyrazine derivative represented by 

formula (I) or a salt thereof, or a solvate thereof or a 

hydrate thereof: (I) wherein: R1 represents a 4- 

pyridine ring, a halogen atom; R2 represents a 

hydrogen atom; R3 represents a hydrogen atom; R4 

represents: a phenylCi-3alkyl group, this group being 

optionally substituted; R5 represents a hydrogen 

atom; in the form of a free base or of an addition salt 

with an acid. Use in Therapy. 

21: 2010/09268. 22: 2009/06/25. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 




YAICHE, PHILIPPE, ALMARIO GARCIA, ANTONIO 

33: EP 31: 08 290 616.5 32: 2008-06-26 

54: SUBSTITUTED TRICYCLIC DERIVATIVES 

AGAINST NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES 

00: - 

Substituted Tricyclic Derivatives, Formula (I) 

wherein: Z represents a bond, a carbonyl group, a 

methylene group optionally substituted by one or two 

groups chosen from a Ci-6 alkyl group, a hydroxyl 

group, a C- I -6 alkoxy group; R1 represents a 4- 

pyridine ring, a 4-pyrimidine ring; R2 represents a 

hydrogen atom; R3 represents: a hydrogen atom; a 

phenyl or a naphthyl group, these groups being 

optionally substituted, a 5, 6 or 5-6 membered 

heteroaromatic group, this group being optionally 

substituted, n represents 0 to 3; m represents 0 to 1, 

in form of a free base or of an addition salt with an 

acid. Use in therapeutic 

21: 2010/09270. 22: 2009/06/25. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 



72: LOCHEAD, ALISTAIR, YAICHE, PHILIPPE, 

SAADY, MOURAD 

33: EP 31: 08290618.1 32: 2008-06-26 

54: SUBSTITUTED PYRIMIDO [2, 1-A] 

ISOQUINOLIN-4-ONE DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

A pyrimido isoquinoline derivative represented by 

formula (I): wherein: R1 represents a 4-pyridine ring 

or a 4-pyrimidine ring; R2 represents a hydrogen 

atom: R3 represents a hydrogen atom; R4 

represents: a hydrogen atom; a halogen atom; R7, 

RB, R9. R10 represent independently from each 

other a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, a C 1-6 alkoxy 

group, a nitro, a hydroxyl or an amino; Formula (II) 

represents a single or a double bond, in form of a 

free base or of an addition salt with an acid. The 

compounds of formula (I) are useful for the treatment 

of neurodegenerative diseases caused by abnormal 

activity of GSK3ß. 

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21: 2010/09272. 22: 2009/06/25. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 




YAICHE, PHILIPPE, VACHE, JULIEN, FAYOL, 

AUDE 

33: EP 31: 08 290 615.7 32: 2008-06-26 

54: SUBSTITUTED ALKYL PYRIMIDIN-4-ONE 

DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

A pyrimidone derivative represented by formula (I) or 

a salt thereof, or a solvate thereof or a hydrate 

thereof (I), wherein, X represents a methylene, NH, 

a nitrogen atom substituted by a C(O)-O- (C 1-6 -alkyl) 

group; R1 represents a 2, 3 or 4-pyridine ring or a 2, 

4 or 5-pyrimidine ring, the ring being optionally 

substituted by a C 1-6 alkyl group, a C 1-6 alkoxy group 

or a halogen atom; R2 represents a hydrogen atom, 

a C 1-6 alkyl group or a halogen atom; R3 represents a 

C 1-6 alkyl group optionally substituted, R4 represents 

a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, a hydroxyl group, 

a C 1-6 alkyl group; m represents 1 to 2 when X is a 

methylene or m represents 2 when X is NH, a 

nitrogen atom substituted by a C(O)-O-(C 1-6 -alkyl) 

group; in the form of a free base or of an addition 

salt with an acid. Use in therapeutic 

21: 2010/09274. 22: 2009/06/24. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C12P; C13D; C13G 

71: DEDINI S/A. INDÚSTRIAS DE BASE 

72: BOSCARIOL, FERNANDO CESAR, 

MANTELATTO, PAULO EDUARDO, GURGEL, 

MARCÍLIO NOGUEIRA DO AMARAL, YAMAKAWA, 

CELINA KIYOMI, OLIVÉRIO, JOSÉ LUIZ, CÉSAR, 

ANTÔNIO ROGÉRIO PEREIRA 

33: BR 31: PI0802631-9 32: 2008-06-27 

33: BR 31: PI0805706-0 32: 2008-12-09 

54: PROCESS FOR THE RECOVERY OF WATER 

AND ENERGY FROM THE PROCESSING OF 

SUGAR CANE IN SUGAR AND ETHANOL 

PRODUCTION MILLS 

00: - 

A process is proposed for recovery of water in the 

sugar cane processing in production mills of sugar 

and alcohol or only alcohol (ethanol). In the process, 

the thermal energy available in the exhausted steam 

from the electric energy generation turbines is 

transferred to the different mixed juice processing 

phases, with the reuse of the exhausted steam 

condensates in the boilers and of the other 

condensates, after using thermal energy, for 

imbibition, in the juice extraction phase, for cooling in 

the process, after passing through cooling towers, 

for other industrial uses and for possible treatment or 

use in the irrigation out of the productive system in 

the mill. 

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comprises a support structure for supporting the 

detector in an aircraft and a component that is 

arranged to reduce transmission of an aircraft 

acceleration to the detector. The at least one 

movable sensing element and the support structure 

together are arranged to reduce an influence of the 

aircraft acceleration on the signal by a factor of at 

least 10 7 when the gravity gradiometer is airborne 

and exposed to the aircraft acceleration. 

21: 2010/09275. 22: 2008/05/30. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A62D 

71: KIDDE-FENWAL, INC. 

72: THOMAS, STEPHANIE C, POWELL, CHAD, 

REGINA, ANNE C 

54: FIRE EXTINGUISHING COMPOSITION 

00: - 

A fire extinguishing composition is provided that is 

suitable for use as a fire extinguishing agent in fire 

suppression, particularly in off-road vehicles 

exposed to low ambient temperature environments. 

The fire extinguishing composition includes an 

aqueous solution of potassium formate. In an 

embodiment, the fire extinguishing composition 

includes an aqueous solution of potassium formate 

and an aqueous film forming foam. In an 

embodiment, the fire extinguishing composition is an 

aqueous solution including an aqueous film forming 

foam, potassium formate and potassium acetate in 

water. 

21: 2010/09276. 22: 2009/09/25. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: G01V 

71: TECHNOLOGICAL RESOURCES PTY. 

LIMITED 

72: VAN KANN, FRANK JOACHIM 

33: AU 31: 2008904995 32: 2008-09-25 

33: AU 31: 2008904996 32: 2008-09-25 

33: AU 31: 2008904997 32: 2008-09-25 

54: A GRAVITY GRADIOMETER 

00: - 

The present disclosure provides a gravity 

gradiometer that comprises a detector for detecting 

a gravity gradient. The detector comprises at least 

one movable sensing element and that is arranged 

to generate a signal in response to a change in 

gravity gradient. The gravity gradiometer also 

21: 2010/09277. 22: 2009/06/01. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: F16D 

71: MAINA ORGANI DI TRASMISSIONE S.P.A. 

72: PADOVAN, CESARE 

33: IT 31: AT2008A000003 32: 2008-05-30 

54: SAFETY COUPLING FOR THE 

TRANSMISSION OF ROTARY MOTION 

00: - 

The safety coupling includes a driving part (10) and 

a driven part (12) able to rotate around the same 

rotation axis (X) and respectively provided with first 

torque transmission means (14, 24) and with second 

torque transmission means (30, 36, 40, 52, 60, 62) 

having front toothings (24, 40, 60, 62) normally 

meshing with each other for the transmission of 

torque between the two parts of the coupling (10, 

12). The safety coupling also includes torquesensitive 

opening means (66, 72, 110) arranged to 

disengage the front toothings (24, 40, 60, 62) of the 

first (14, 24) and second (30, 36, 40, 52, 60, 62) 

torque transmission means, thus interrupting the 

torque transmission, when the torque transmitted 

between the two parts of the coupling (10, 12) 

exceeds a given maximum value. The torquesensitive 

opening means (66, 72, 110) include a 

pressure chamber (66) filled with incompressible 

fluid and valve means (110) suitable for allowing the 

discharge of the fluid from the pressure chamber 

(66) once a given maximum fluid pressure value (pt) 

has been exceeded in the pressure chamber (66). 

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The pressure of the fluid in the pressure chamber 

(66) exerts a force on the front toothings (24, 40, 60, 

62) of the first (14, 24) and second (30, 36, 40, 52, 

60, 62) torque transmission means tending to keep 

the front toothings meshing for the transmission of 

the torque between the two parts of the coupling (10, 

12), and the torque transmitted between the two 

parts of the coupling (10, 12) through the front 

toothings (24, 40, 60, 62) of the first (14, 24) and 

second (30, 36, 40, 52, 60, 62) torque transmission 

means produces an increase in the pressure of the 

fluid in the pressure chamber (66) proportional to the 

torque transmitted, in such a way that the maximum 

torque value is linked to the maximum pressure 

value (pt). 

54: A DETECTOR FOR DETECTING A GRAVITY 

GRADIENT 

00: - 


gradiometer for detecting a gravity gradient. The 

gravity gradiometer comprises at least two sensor 

masses that are pivotable about respective axes and 

each experience a change in torque in response to a 

change in gravity gradient whereby the at least two 

sensor masses move relative to each other in 

response to the change in gravity gradient and 

wherein a signal indicative of the gravity gradient is 

generated in response to the relative movement of 

the at least two sensor masses. Further, the gravity 

gradiometer comprises an acceleration sensor for 

sensing an acceleration associated with an external 

acceleration applied to the gravity gradiometer. The 

gravity gradiometer also comprises an actuator for 

generating an adjustment force that is dependent on 

an acceleration sensed by the acceleration senor. 

The adjustment force is also dependent on a 

mechanical response parameter associated with at 

least one of the at least two sensor masses. The 

adjustment force is applied such that a difference 

between the magnitudes of the torques experienced 

by the at least two senor masses in response to the 

change in gravity gradient is reduced. 

21: 2010/09278. 22: 2009/09/25. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: G01V 


LIMITED 


33: AU 31: 2008904997 32: 2008-09-25 

21: 2010/09279. 22: 2009/09/25. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: G01V 


LIMITED 


33: AU 31: 2008904995 32: 2008-09-25 

54: A GRAVITY GRADIOMETER 

00: - 


gradiometer which comprises a component 

comprising a detector for generating a signal in 

response to a change in gravity gradient 

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experienced by the gravity gradiometer. The gravity 

gradiometer also comprises a support structure for 

supporting the component in a manner such that the 

component is movable relative to the support 

structure. Further, the gravity gradiometer comprises 

an acceleration sensor for sensing an acceleration 

associated with an external acceleration when the 

gravity gradiometer is exposed to the external 

acceleration. In addition, the gravity gradiometer 

comprises an actuator for generating a force on the 

component as a function of both an acceleration 

sensed by the acceleration sensor and a response 

parameter associated with the component. The 

actuator is arranged to apply a generated force such 

that transmission of the acceleration from the 

support structure to the component is reduced. 

21: 2010/6639. 22: 2010/09/16. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K 

71: CSIR 

72: KALOMBO, Lonji 

54: NANOPARTICLE CARRIERS FOR DRUG 

ADMINISTRATION AND PROCESS FOR 

PRODUCING THE SAME 

00: - 

The invention provides a process for the production 

of nanoparticle carriers for drug delivery, said 

nanoparticles being produced by preparing a double 

emulsion of water-oil-water including one or more 

polymer which forms the basis of the nanoparticle 

carrier, blending the drug to be delivered into one of 

the emulsion phases, doping either the oil-phase or 

the outer-water phase with a carbohydrate, and 

spray drying the emulsion to form nanoparticles of a 

narrow particle size distribution of 100 nm to 1000 

nm, which nanoparticles are substantially spherical. 

21: 2010/6843. 22: 2010/09/27. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K C07K G01N 

71: THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

REPRESENTED BY THE UNITED STATES 

DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN'S AFFAIRS, THE 

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI 

72: SCHALLY, Andrew, V, VARGA, Jozsef, L., 

ZARANDI, Marta, CAI, Ren Zhi 

33: US 31: 61/040,418 32: 2008-03-28 

54: NOVEL N-AND C-TERMINAL SUBSTITUTED- 

ANTAGONISTIC ANALOGS OF HUMAN GH-RH 

00: - 

There is provided a novel series of synthetic analogs 

of hGH-RH(1 -29)NH2 (SEQ ID NO: 96) and hGH- 

RH(1 -3O)NH2. Of particular interest are those 

carrying PhAc, N-Me-Aib, Dca, Ac- Ada, Fer, Ac- 

Amc, Me-NH-Sub, PhAc-Ada, Ac-Ada-D-Phe, Ac- 

Ada-Phe, Dca-Ada, Dca-Amc, Nac-Ada, Ada-Ada, or 

CH3-(CH2)10-CO-Ada, at the N-Terminus and ß- 

Ala, Amc, Apa, Ada, AE2A, AE4P, e-Lys(a-NH2), 

Agm, Lys(Oct) or Ahx, at the C- terminus. These 

analogs inhibit the release of growth hormone from 

the pituitary in mammals as well as inhibit the 

proliferation of human cancers through a direct effect 

on the cancer cells. The stronger inhibitory potencies 

of the new analogs, as compared to previously 

described ones, result from replacement of various 

amino acids. 

21: 2010/9161. 22: 2010/12/21. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: A01M 

71: BASF CORPORATION 

72: CINK, James, H. 

33: US 31: 12/126,742 32: 2008-05-23 

54: PEST CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD 

00: - 

In a system and method for at least one of 

monitoring and controlling pests, a container having 

an interior chamber, is located in an area in which 

pests are to be at least one of monitored and 

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controlled. At least a portion of the container is 

constructed of an environmentally degradable 

plastic. At least one of a pest monitoring material 

and a pest bait material is disposed within the 

interior chamber of the container for at least one of 

monitoring and controlling pests. The container is 

inspected at least once prior to the end of a 

predetermined time period to determine whether 

pests are present within the container. The container 

is replaced, along with the at least one of the 

monitoring material and the bait material, no later 

than about six months beyond the predetermined 

period of time following placement of the container in 

the area. 

21: 2010/9253. 22: 2010/12/23. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: F42B 

71: DIEHL BGT DEFENCE GMBH & CO. KG 

72: PFERSMANN, Axel, ECKEL, Alfred 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 026 645.0 32: 2008-06-03 

54: PROPELLANT CHARGE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a propellant charge (1) for 

use in munitions, wherein the propellant charge is 

separate from the projectile with propellant charge 

material (3) which may be ignited by means of an 

igniter (7). The aim of the invention is to provide a 

propellant charge (1) for ruse in a two-piece 

munition, which is simple and economical to 

produce, with no risk of damage on mechanical 

loading during use, wherein a propellant charge 

case (2) is provided enclosing the propellant charge 

material (3) wherein the propellant charge sleeve (2) 

is made from plastic, which is a non-flammable, 

thermally-stable plastic material. 

21: 2010/9254. 22: 2010/12/23. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D C11D C08G 

71: BASF SE 

72: GARNIER, Sebastien, REINOSO GARCIA, 

Marta, OETTER, Günter 

33: EP 31: 08157287.7 32: 2008-05-30 

33: EP 31: 08157285.1 32: 2008-05-30 

54: AMPHIPHILIC MOLECULES WITH A 

TRIAZINE CORE 

00: - 

The present invention is directed to chemical 

compounds of formula (I) wherein A1 is selected 

from the group consisting of alkyl, aryl, alkylaryl and 

(formula A), A2, A3, A4, A5 and in case A1 is 

(formula A) also A6 and A7 comprise a polymer 

selected from the group consisting of [EO]k[XO]m,, 

[PO]p[EO]q, [EO]k[XO]m[EO]n and 

[PO]p[EO]q[XO]m with [XO] being [PO] or [BuO] and 

with EO having the meaning of ethylene oxide, PO 

having the meaning of propylene oxide and BuO 

having the meaning of butylene oxide. 

21: 2011/00016. 22: 2009/06/19. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C07H; A61K; A61P 

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71: CHUGAI SEIYAKU KABUSHIKI KAISHA 

72: MURAKATA, MASATOSHI, IKEDA, TAKUMA, 

KIMURA, NOBUAKI, KAWASE, AKIRA, NAGASE, 

MASAHIRO, YAMAMOTO, KEISUKE, TAKATA, 

NORIYUKI, YOSHIZAKI, SHINICHI, TAKANO, KOJI 

33: JP 31: 2008-162073 32: 2008-06-20 

54: CRYSTAL OF SPIROKETAL DERIVATIVES 

AND PROCESS FOR PREPARATION OF 

SPIROKETAL DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

Disclosed is a process for producing a spiroketal 

derivative through a compound represented by 

formula (VI) [wherein the variable groups and the 

variable numbers are as defined in the description] 

which can be produced from a dihalobenzyl alcohol 

derivative by a one-pot reaction. 

reduced feedstocks is melted in the melting unit (1) 

with feed of carbon sources and oxygen-containing 

gas with simultaneous formation of the reduction 

gas. The reduction gas is fed to the reduction unit 

(R1, R2, R3, R4) and, after passage through this, is 

taken off as top gas, wherein a second fraction of 

the at least in part reduced feedstocks is fed to a 

melt reduction unit (15) for reduction and melting. 

21: 2011/00017. 22: 2009/04/27. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C21B 

71: SIEMENS VAI METALS TECHNOLOGIES 

GMBH 

72: SCHENK, JOHANNES LEOPOLD, BOEHM, 

CHRISTIAN, PLAUL, JAN-FRIEDEMANN 

33: AT 31: A920/2008 32: 2008-06-06 

54: PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR 

PRODUCING PIG IRON OR LIQUID STEEL 

PRODUCTS 

00: - 

A process is indicated for producing pig iron or liquid 

steel precursors in a melting unit (1), in particular a 

melt-down gasifier, wherein feedstocks containing 

iron ore and optionally additives are at least in part 

reduced by means of a reduction gas in at least one 

reduction unit (R1, R2, R3, R4). According to the 

invention a first fraction of the at least in part 

21: 2011/00018. 22: 2009/05/07. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C21B 

71: SIEMENS VAI METALS TECHNOLOGIES 

GMBH 

72: WIEDER, KURT, FISCHER, HARALD, MALI, 

HEINRICH ROCHUS, SPUIDA, BERNHARD HAILU, 

SCHENK, JOHANNES LEOPOLD, SCHUSTER, 

STEFAN, WINTER, FRANZ 

33: AT 31: A 921/2008 32: 2008-06-06 

54: METHOD OF CONTROLLING A 

TRANSFORMATION PROCESS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method of controlling a 

transformation process, in which the reaction of 

feedstocks to form a product proceeds along a 

transformation boundary starting from the crystal 

surface and/or grain surface and/or phase surface 

and/or pore surface inwards into the feedstock, 

wherein one or more chemical elements in the 

feedstocks are released and/or incorporated and/or 

displaced and the reaction of the feedstocks takes 

place along the advancing transformation 

boundaries. According to the invention the 

feedstocks are identified on the basis of at least one 

optical, in particular microscopic, analysis with 

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respect to their phases and/or phase fractions and/or 

their phase morphology, structure, texture and/or 

their chemical composition. On the basis of these 

factors, reference functions are assigned for the 

feedstocks, which reference functions describe the 

reaction of the feedstocks in the process, and are 

used to establish the process parameters of the 

transformation process. 

lug is accommodated, and a sealing region (114), 

which may be brought to rest sealingly against a 

termination of the cable, and wherein a centre axis 

(118) of the sealing region (114) is arranged offset 

relative to a centre axis (116) of the contact region 

(112). 

21: 2011/00020. 22: 2009/06/29. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: H01R 

71: TYCO ELECTRONICS RAYCHEM GMBH 

72: SIMONSOHN, THILO, BAUER, AMBROSIUS, 

GRAF, RICHARD, HEINDL, CHRISTIAN, WINTER, 

HELMUT, ESCHERICH, THOMAS, SCHAD, 

NORBERT 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 031 252.5 32: 2008-07-02 

54: INSULATOR FOR SEALED COVERING OF AN 

ELECTRICAL CABLE TERMINATION 

CONNECTOR 

00: - 

The present invention relates to an insulator for 

sealed covering of an electrical cable termination 

connector, which produces an electrical connection 

between a cable termination of a cable and an 

appliance terminal. According to the invention, the 

insulator (100) comprises a first insertion channel 

(102) for accommodating the appliance terminal 

(208) and a second insertion channel (104) for 

partially accommodating the cable (132, 134), 

wherein the second insertion channel (104) 

comprises a contact region (112), in which, in the 

assembled state, an electrically contactable cable 

21: 2011/00028 22: 03/01/2011 43: 09/01/2012 

51: C07C, C12P 

71: THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 

and DANISCO US INC 

72: MIASNIKOV ANDREI, CERVIN MARGUERITE 

A, WHITED GREGORY M, PERES CAROLINE M, 

MCAULIFFE JOSEPH C, FEHER FRANK J, 

CHOTANI GOPAL K, VALLE FERNANDO, LA 

DUCA RICHARD, SANFORD KARL J, PUHALA 

AARON S 

33: US 31: 61/133.521 32: 2008/06/30 

54: POLYMERS OF ISOPRENE FROM 

RENEWABLE RESOURCES 

00: - 

57: It has been found that certain cells in culture can 

convert carbon available in the cell culture medium 

into isoprene. These cells have a heterologous 

nucleic acid which is operably linked to a promoter 

and encodes an isoprene synthase polypeptide. The 

isoprene produced in such a cultured medium can 

then be recovered and polymerized into synthetic 

rubbers and other useful polymeric materials. The 

synthetic isoprene containing polymers of this 

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invention offer the benefit of being verifiable as to 

being derived from non- petrochemical based 

resources. They can also be analytically 

distinguished from rubbers that come from natural 

sources. The present invention more specifically 

discloses a polyisoprene polymer which is comprised 

of repeat units that are derived from isoprene 

monomer, wherein the polyisoprene polymer has 

delta 13C value of greater than -22%. This type of 

polyisoprene can be a αs-1 A- polyisoprene 

homopolymer rubber. 

21: 2011/00028. 22: 2009/06/30. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C12P; C07C 

71: THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, 

DANISCO US INC. 

72: WHITED, GREGORY M, MIASNIKOV, ANDREI, 

MCAULIFFE, JOSEPH C, FEHER, FRANK J, 

CHOTANI, GOPAL K, VALLE, FERNANDO, LA 

DUCA, RICHARD, SANFORD, KARL J, CERVIN, 

MARGUERITE, PUHALA, AARON S, PERES, 

CAROLINE 

33: US 31: 61/133,521 32: 2008-06-30 

54: POLYMERS OF ISOPRENE FROM 

RENEWABLE RESOURCES 

00: - 

It has been found that certain cells in culture can 

convert carbon available in the cell culture medium 

into isoprene. These cells have a heterologous 

nucleic acid which is operably linked to a promoter 

and encodes an isoprene synthase polypeptide. The 

isoprene produced in such a cultured medium can 

then be recovered and polymerized into synthetic 

rubbers and other useful polymeric materials. The 

synthetic isoprene containing polymers of this 

invention offer the benefit of being verifiable as to 

being derived from non- petrochemical based 

resources. They can also be analytically 

distinguished from rubbers that come from natural 

sources. The present invention more specifically 

discloses a polyisoprene polymer which is comprised 

of repeat units that are derived from isoprene 

monomer, wherein the polyisoprene polymer has 

delta 13C value of greater than -22%. This type of 

polyisoprene can be a as-1 A- polyisoprene 

homopolymer rubber. 

21: 2011/00029. 22: 2009/07/08. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C07K; A61K 

71: ONCOMED PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 

72: GURNEY, AUSTIN L, HOEY, TIMOTHY 

CHARLES, BRUHNS, MAUREEN FITCH, 

AXELROD, FUMIKO TAKADA 

33: US 31: 61/079,095 32: 2008-07-08 

33: US 31: 61/112,699 32: 2008-11-07 

33: US 31: 61/112,701 32: 2008-11-07 

54: NOTCH1 RECEPTOR BINDING AGENTS AND 

METHODS OF USE THEREOF 

00: - 

Means and methods for the diagnosis, 

characterization, prognosis and treatment of cancer, 

specifically targeting cancer stem cells are disclosed 

Provided is an antibody that specifically binds to a 

non-ligand binding membrane proximal region of the 

extracellular domain of a human Notch receptor and 

inhibits tumor growth, and a method of treating 

cancer comprising administering said antibody to a 

subject. 

21: 2011/00031. 22: 2009/06/02. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: F24C 

71: BEIJING EBTECH TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. 

72: YAN, JINGLONG, LIU, XING, LI, FENGGUO, 

LAI, HUAPING, ZHANG, XIANYU 

33: CN 31: 200810108688.X 32: 2008-06-04 

54: AN ELECTRONIC DETONATOR CONTROL 

CHIP AND A DETECTING METHOD OF ITS 

CONNECTION CORRECTNESS 

00: - 

An electronic detonator control chip (100) includes a 

charge control circuit (110), a firing control circuit 

(105), a logic control circuit (106), a safe discharge 

circuit (108) etc., and especially includes a detecting 

circuit (111). The detecting circuit (111) is controlled 

by the logic control circuit (106), and outputs an 

achieved signal to the logic control circuit (106) to 

detect whether the circuits connections of the charge 

control circuit (110), the firing control circuit (105), 

the safe discharge circuit (108), an energy storage 

device (203), a firing device (204), or the loop 

consisted of the combination of the above five 

components are correct. And a method of detecting 

the connection correctness of the chip (100) 

includes: first, detecting the initial working state of 

the chip (100); second, detecting the charging loop; 

afterward, detecting the firing loop or the safe 

discharge loop; again, charging the energy storage 

device (203); in succession, detecting the 

undetected loop in the firing loop or the safe 

discharge loop; finally, resetting the chip (100) to the 

initial working state. 

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21: 2011/00032. 22: 2009/07/02. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 

71: ASTELLAS PHARMA INC. 

72: SHIRAISHI, NOBUYUKI, HOSHII, HIROAKI, 

SASUGA, DAISUKE, KOIKE, TAKANORI, 

MUNAKATA, RYOSUKE, YOSHIMURA, SEIJI, 

KAWANO, TOMOAKI, FUKUDOME, HIROKI, 

KAWANO, NORIYUKI, WATANABE, HIDEYUKI, 

MIHARA, KAYOKO 

33: JP 31: 2008-174181 32: 2008-07-03 

54: TRIAZOLE DERIVATIVE OR SALT THEREOF 

00: - 

[Problem] A compound, which can be used for 

preventing or treating diseases, in which 11ßhydroxysteroid 

dehydrogenase type-1 (11ß-HSD1) is 

concerned, in particular, diabetes, insulin resistance, 

dementia, schizophrenia and depression, is 

provided.[Means for Solution] It was found that a 

triazole derivative, in which one of the 3- and 5- 

positions of the triazole ring has (di)alkylmethyl or 

cycloalkyl, each of which is substituted with -O- (aryl 

or a heterocyclic group, each of which may be 

substituted, or lower alkylene-cycloalkyl), and the 

other thereof has aryl, a heterocyclic group or 

cycloalkyl, each of which may be substituted, or a 

pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof exhibits 

potent 11ß-HSD1 inhibitory action. From the above, 

the triazole derivative of the present invention can be 

used for preventing or treating diabetes, insulin 

resistance, dementia, schizophrenia and depression. 

21: 2011/00033. 22: 2009/06/04. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61M 


72: KORNEFF, NEIL ALEX 

33: US 31: 12/133,929 32: 2008-06-05 


00: - 

A heat and moisture exchange unit (50) for use with 

a patient breathing circuit (10). The unit includes a 

housing (52), an MDI port (56) assembly and a heat 

and moisturizing medium (54). The housing forms 

(52) a patient-side port (58), a ventilator-side port 

(60), and a containment region between the patientside 

port (58) and the ventilator-side port (60). The 

MDI port (56) assembly includes a frame (80) 

projecting into the containment region and 

configured to receive a portion of a metered dose 

dispenser. The frame (80) terminates at an outlet 

(82) end, forming a flow passage (84). The heat and 

moisturizing medium (54) is maintained within the 

containment region so as to define a medium face 

most proximate the outlet end of the MDI port (56) 

assembly. The unit (16) is characterized by the 

absence of a body between the outlet (82) end and 

the medium face. 

21: 2011/00036. 22: 2009/06/12. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: H04W 

71: SHARP KABUSHIKI KAISHA 

72: KOBAYASHI, HIROKAZU, SUZUKI, SHIGETO, 

YOSHIHARA, AKIO, SAWADA, SHINICHI, SUZUKI, 

KOHKI 

33: JP 31: 2008-174817 32: 2008-07-03 

54: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, 

COMMUNICATION APPARATUS, WIRELESS 

COMMUNICATION METHOD AND WIRELESS 

COMMUNICATION PROGRAM 

00: - 

Provided is a receiver which receives a random 

access signal which was allocated and transmitted in 

a determined bandwidth from a transmitter. The 

receiver is comprised of a bandwidth allocation 

pattern candidate memory which stores in advance a 

plurality of bandwidth allocation patterns having 

mutually different combined bandwidth sizes for 

bandwidth allocation patterns which combine 

bandwidths, a bandwidth allocation pattern decision 

unit which determines the bandwidth allocation 

pattern from among the bandwidth allocation 

patterns stored by the bandwidth allocation pattern 

candidate memory based on the value indicating the 

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frequency of receiving the random access signal, 

and a bandwidth allocation pattern notification unit 

which notifies information about the bandwidth 

allocation pattern determined by the bandwidth 

allocation pattern decision unit. 

21: 2011/00040. 22: 2009/07/07. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C10G; A62D; B01J; B09B; C08J 

71: P-FUEL LTD 

72: SCHEIRS, JOHN 

33: AU 31: 2008903565 32: 2008-07-11 

54: METHOD OF PROCESSING OIL REFINING 

WASTE 

00: - 


processing oil refining waste, the method comprising 

feeding the waste into a vessel and heating the 

waste such that it liberates volatile hydrocarbons, 

wherein the waste is heated using far infrared 

radiation, and wherein the liberated volatile 

hydrocarbons are collected for subsequent use. 

21: 2011/00041. 22: 2009/07/09. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 

71: LABORATOIRES FOURNIER S.A. 

72: BOUBIA, BENAÏSSA, VAN VLIET, BERNARD 

JOHANNES, DEN HARTOG, JACOBUS ANTONIUS 

JOSEPH, MCCREARY, ANDREW, TALLANDIER, 

MIREILLE, VAN DONGEN, MARIA JOHANNA 

PETRONELLA, POUPARDIN-OLIVIER, OLIVIA 

33: FR 31: 08 54712 32: 2008-07-10 

54: USE OF INDOLE DERIVATIVES AS NURR-1 

ACTIVATORS FOR TREATING PARKINSON'S 

DISEASE 

00: - 

The present invention relates to an indole-derived 

compound, particularly useful in therapy, and 

characterized in that the compound is selected from 

among iii) the compounds of formula (I), where: R 1 is 

a halogen atom or a trifluoromethyl group; R 2 is a 

hydrogen atom or a (C 1 -C 4 )alkyl group; R 3 is an 

isopropyl (1-methylethyl) group or a te/t/s-butyl (1,1- 

dimethylethyl), and n = 3 or 4. The invention further 

relates to the pharmaceutically acceptable salts of 

said compounds of formula (I). The invention can be 

used in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases 

and particularly of Parkinson‟s disease. 

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21: 2011/00101. 22: 2009/06/12. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: B05B 

71: DÜRR SYSTEMS GMBH 

72: NOLTE, HANS-JÜRGEN, FISCHER, ANDREAS, 

MARQUARDT, PETER, BERKOWITSCH, JÜRGEN 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 027 997.8 32: 2008-06-12 

54: UNIVERSAL ATOMIZER 

00: - 

The invention relates to an atomization system for a 

rotary atomizer for applying a coating agent, 

comprising a rotatably supported bell plate (3) for 

atomizing the coating agent and for dispensing a 

spray jet of the coating agent, and comprising a 

guiding air ring (4) for dispensing a first guiding air 

flow and a second guiding air flow for producing the 

spray jet dispensed by the bell plate (3), wherein the 

two guiding air flows comprise separate guiding air 

flow feeds (8) and can be set independently from 

each other. According to the invention, the bell plate 

(3) and the guiding air ring (3) are designed such 

that the atomization system is suitable for coating 

the inside of chassis parts of motor vehicles and for 

coating the outside of chassis parts of motor 

vehicles. 

21: 2011/00103. 22: 2009/06/03. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: B05B; B65D 

71: DÜRR SYSTEMS GMBH 

72: RADEMACHER, LOTHAR 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 027 994.3 32: 2008-06-12 

54: APPLICATOR FOR APPLYING A SEALING 

COMPOUND TO AN EDGE-RAISED SEAM AND 

ASSOCIATED OPERATING METHOD 

00: - 

The invention relates to an applicator (8) for applying 

a coating means to a component (2), in particular for 

applying a sealing compound (7) to an edge-raised 

seam on a rear side of a motor vehicle body 

component, in particular through a gap (1) between 

two overlapping motor vehicle body components, 

with a nozzle (11) for dispensing the coating means 

onto the rear side of the component (2) and with an 

elongated curved nozzle carrier (10) in order to 

position the nozzle (11) on the rear side of the 

component (2) to be coated, starting from the front 

side of the component (2) to be coated. It is 

proposed that the nozzle carrier (10) be repeatedly 

curved such that the applicator can be guided 

through the gap. 

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21: 2011/00104. 22: 2009/07/30. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61F; A61L 

71: KIMBERLY-CLARK WORLDWIDE, INC. 

72: LONG, ANDREW M, SONG, XUEDONG, LEE, 

WANDUK, GIL, JUNMO 

33: US 31: 12/491,701 32: 2009-06-25 

33: US 31: 61/137,387 32: 2008-07-30 

54: ABSORBENT PRODUCTS WITH WETNESS 

SENSORS 

00: - 

A sensor that is sensitive to the presence of 

aqueous-based fluids is described. The sensor has a 

wetness indicating material immobilized or printed 

on a substrate. The indicating material contains at 

least one electron- donating leuco dye and one 

electron deficient receptor, and exhibits a visual 

signal (e.g., vivid or strong color intensity) in a dry 

state, which fades or disappears when in contact 

with a water-containing liquid. An absorbent article 

incorporating such a sensor to communicate to a 

user that the article has been exposed to watercontaining 

fluids is also described. 

21: 2011/00105. 22: 2009/07/10. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61C 

71: NOBEL BIOCARE SERVICES AG 

72: JÖRNEUS, LARS, RENOUARD, FRANCK 

33: EP 31: 08012703.8 32: 2008-07-14 

54: IMPROVED FIXTURE OF TWO-PIECE 

DENTAL IMPLANT 

00: - 

A fixture (3) of a two-piece dental implant is 

disclosed comprising a first, apical portion (30) 

having a bone length, and comprising a helical 

thread (31) having a maximum outer diameter; a top 

portion (32) arranged opposite said first, apical 

portion (30); an internal threaded cavity (33) for 

releasably receiving at least one of a surgeon tool 

and a prosthetic component; and a second, coronal 

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portion (34) devised for apposition to soft tissue (70) 

and for connective tissue attachment; wherein said 

second, coronal portion (34) has an extension in the 

longitudinal direction of said dental implant (3) that is 

devised to be less than a layer thickness of said soft 

tissue (70); and wherein a ratio of said bone length 

to said maximum outer diameter is in the range from 

approximately 0,8 to 1,2. Furthermore, a method of 

improving stability of dental implants in bone tissue 

is disclosed. 

21: 2011/00107. 22: 2009/07/09. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61K 

71: SANOFI PASTEUR 

72: CHOUVENC, PIERRE, FRANCON, ALAIN, 

BRASS, OLIVIER, LELEU, AMANDINE 

33: EP 31: 08305390.0 32: 2008-07-09 

54: STABILIZER AND VACCINE COMPOSITION 

COMPRISING ONE OR MORE LIVE 

ATTENUATED FLAVIVIRUSES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a stabilizer for 

vaccine compositions comprising one or more live 

attenuated flaviviruses, to a bulk vaccine 

composition stabilized with this stabilizer, particularly 

a dry vaccine composition prepared from this bulk 

vaccine composition, and to a method for stabilizing 

one or more live attenuated flaviviruses. 

21: 2011/00109. 22: 2009/06/19. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 

71: H. LUNDBECK A/S 

72: KEHLER, JAN, NIELSEN, JACOB, RITZÉN, 

ANDREAS, KILBURN, JOHN PAUL, LANGGÅRD, 

MORTEN, FARAH, MOHAMED M 

33: DK 31: PA200800855 32: 2008-06-20 

33: DK 31: PA200900402 32: 2009-03-24 

33: DK 31: PA200900519 32: 2009-04-22 

54: NOVEL PHENYLIMIDAZOLE DERIVATIVES 

AS PDE10A ENZYME INHIBITORS 

00: - 

This invention is directed to compounds, which are 

PDE10A enzyme inhibitors. The invention provides a 

pharmaceutical composition comprising a 

therapeutically effective, amount of a compound of 

the invention and a pharmaceutically acceptable 

carrier. The present invention also provides 

processes for the preparation of the compounds of 

formula (I). The present invention further provides a 

method of treating a subject suffering from a 

neurodegenerative disorder comprising 

administering to the subject a therapeutically 

effective amount of a compound of formula (I). The 

present invention also provides a method of treating 

a subject suffering from a drug addiction comprising 

administering to the subject a therapeutically 

effective amount of a compound of formula (I). The 

present invention further provides a method of 

treating a subject suffering from a psychiatric 

disorder comprising administering to the subject a 

therapeutically effective amount of a compound of 

formula (I). 

21: 2011/00111. 22: 2009/07/13. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A23L 


72: ABDEL-FATTAH, EL-SAYED, MÜLLER, RUDI 

G, DEY-WEISBECKER, VICKI C 

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33: EP 31: 08161610.4 32: 2008-08-01 

54: DRIED VEGETABLES AND A PROCESS FOR 

PRODUCING THE SAME 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a process to 

prepare a dried vegetable product comprising the 

steps of - subjecting a vegetable to a hypertonic heat 

shock by contacting (preferably submerging) the 

vegetable with (in) a hypertonic heat shock solution 

comprising at least one edible salt, at a temperature 

of 101 to 112 degrees C; - coating the hypertonically 

heat shocked vegetable with a coating mix and - 

drying the coated hypertonically heat shocked 

vegetable. 

21: 2011/00119 22: 05/01/2011 43: 23/01/2012 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: AMAZONIA FITOMEDICAMENTOS LTDA 

72: PIANOWSKI LUIZ FRANCISCO, CALIXTO 

JOAO BATISTA, LEAL PAULO CESAR, CHAVES 

CLAUDIO PAULINO 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL USES OF LANOSTA- 

8,24-DIEN-3-OLS 

00: - 

57: The invention generally refers to pharmaceutical 

uses of lanosta-8,24-dien-3-ols, a family of 

tetracyclic terpenols, as anti-inflammatory, 

anticancerigenous and analgesic agents via the 

inhibition of the disordered activation of serinethreonine 

protein kinases, particularly PKC. 

71: LAITRAM, L.L.C. 

72: RAU, Brien, G, LAGNEAUX, Jason, M 

33: US 31: 61/074,745 32: 2008-06-23 

54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR 

SELECTIVELY ACTUATING MOVING CONVEYOR 

ROLLERS 

00: - 

A conveyor having selectively actuated rollers whose 

only external contact is with conveyed articles and a 

method for rotating such rollers. In one version, the 

rollers are driven by motors that are selectively 

energized by a wireless signal or a sensed conveyor 

position. In another version, the rollers are geared to 

a drive wheel that engages a bearing surface 

underlying the conveyor along the conveying path. 

The rollers are selectively actuated to push 

conveyed articles along the conveyor as it advances. 

21: 2011/00128. 22: 2011/01/05. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B65G 

21: 2011/00139. 22: 2009/07/13. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: C07D, A61P, A61K 

71: ASTELLAS PHARMA INC. 

72: AOKI, SATOSHI, SUGANE, TAKASHI, ISHII, 

TAKAHIRO, SAMIZU, KIYOHIRO, MUNAKATA, 

RYOSUKE, KAWANO, NORIYUKI, OKA, 

HIROMASA 

33: JP 31: 2008-182251 32: 2008-07-14 

54: AZOLE COMPOUND 

00: - 

[Problems] A compound which is useful as an active 

ingredient of a pharmaceutical composistion for 

treating neuropathic pain is provided.[Means for 

Solution] The present inventors have made 

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extensive studies on compounds having an FAAH 

inhibitory activity, and as a result, have found that an 

azole compound substituted by an N-(pyridin-3- 

yl)oxycarbonyl-piperidin-4-yl group and a phenyl 

group or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof 

has an excellent FAAH inhibitory activity, thereby 

completing the present invention.The coumpunt of 

the present invention is confirmed to have an 

excellent FAAH inhibitory activity and an 

antiallodynic effect in rat models with neuropathic 

pain, and thus is useful as ab agent for preventing 

and/or an agent for treating neuropathic pain. 

21: 2011/00140. 22: 2009/07/20. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61K; A61F 

71: ALCON, INC. 

72: THOMES, BRETT E, VAN NOY, STEPHEN J, 

TSAI, CHI-CHUN 

33: US 31: 61/082,352 32: 2008-07-21 

54: OPHTHALMIC DEVICE HAVING 

THERAPEUTIC AGENT DELIVERY CAPABILITY 

AND METHOD OF FORMING SAME 

00: - 

The present invention is directed to ophthalmic 

devices that are loaded with therapeutic agent. They 

comprise: a mass material, the mass of material 

including an acrylic material, the acrylic material 

including a substantial portion of hydrophobic 

acrylate; and therapeutic agent associated with the 

mass of material wherein the therapeutic agent is 

hydrophobic and has a PC Log P that is at least 1.0; 

wherein the mass of material is configured for 

insertion into an eye of a human. The devices 

provide prolonged release of the therapeutic agent 

to the eye. The ophthalmic devices are typically 

formed of an ophthalmic material that is particularly 

desirable for the loading of therapeutic agent and/or 

the therapeutic agent is typically particularly 

desirable for loading to the ophthalmic material. 

21: 2011/00151. 22: 2009/06/08. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A63B 

71: MCARDLE, TREVOR JOHN, PRITTIPAUL, 

LAWRENCE ROLAND 

72: MCARDLE, TREVOR JOHN, PRITTIPAUL, 

LAWRENCE ROLAND 

33: GB 31: 0810369.9 32: 2008-06-06 

54: IMPROVEMENTS IN AND RELATING TO 

CRICKET OR CRICKET DERIVED GAMES AND 

EQUIPMENT THEREFOR 

00: - 

Kit comprising a ball (10) with a resilient higher 

density platic outer cover layer provided over a lower 

density plastic core; a bat (20) comprising a handle 

and a head, the head having a hitting surface and a 

back surface, formed from plastic or composite 

material and has a central cavity; and a target article 

(30) (set of stumps) comprising a weighted base and 

a panel, formed from a flexible resilient material, and 

the base comprising a slot into which the panel may 

be inserted, the panel being free to vibrate. The kit 

being used to implement a cricket derived game 

played in a playing area (100). The present invention 

further discloses suitable temporary walls. 

21: 2011/00167. 22: 2009/01/16. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: H01M 

71: CHONGQING CHANGAN AUTOMOBILE CO., 

LTD. 

72: YANG, YALIAN, ZHANG, XIN, QIN, DATONG, 

REN, YONG, ZHOU, ANJIAN, HU, MINGHUI, SU, 

LING, ZHAO, CHUANLIN 

33: CN 31: 200810069859.2 32: 2008-06-20 

54: NICKEL-HYDROGEN BATTERY PACK HEAT 

REMOVAL SYSTEM FOR HYBRID VEHICLE 

00: - 

A nickel-hydrogen battery pack heat removal system 

for hybrid vehicle is provided. The system includes a 

battery box, a power battery pack (8), a battery 

support frame (9), a support bar (5), an air inlet (1), 

an air outlet (6) and a fan (7). Batteries in the power 

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battery pack (8) are aligned in parallel in two layers 

one above the other in the battery support frame (9) 

of the battery box, and the support bar (5) and the 

battery support frame (9) are fixed on the upper and 

lower soleplates respectively of the battery box. The 

air inlet (1) is set at one end of the battery box, the 

air outlet (6) is set at the other end of the battery 

box, and the fan (7) is fitted at the air outlet (6). The 

system further includes conduction plates (2) in the 

shape of circular arcs, said conduction plates (2) 

being fitted on the opposing faces of the two upper 

and lower batteries which are closest to the air inlet 

(1). 

covers the surface of the mark (2), and such that the 

luminance of the virtual image (S1) of the lighting 

surface (S) of the light source (5) is uniform; and – 

the surface of the mark (2), placed over the surface 

of the virtual image (S1), is observed so as to enable 

analysis of the mark (2). 

21: 2011/00168. 22: 2009/07/07. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: G06K 

71: TIAMA 

72: BATHELET, GUILLAUME, LECONTE, MARC 

33: FR 31: 0854615 32: 2008-07-07 

54: METHOD AND OPTICAL DEVICE FOR 

ANALYZING A MARK ON A TRANSLUCENT OR 

TRANSPARENT CURVED WALL 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for analyzing, by 

means of a light source (5) having a lighting surface 

(S) and by means of a camera (6) having an optical 

observation axis (A), a mark (2) made on the outer 

surface (3i) of a curved wall (3) made of a 

translucent or transparent material, characterized in 

that: - the extended, uniform light source is produced 

such that: the area of the virtual image (S1) of the 

lighting surface (S) of the light source (5) completely 

21: 2011/00170. 22: 2009/07/15. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C11D 


72: WESTWELL, JEREMY ROBERT, HOWARD, 

JANE, WRIGHT, JANICE ELAINE, HUNTER, 

ROBERT ALLAN 

33: EP 31: 08161377.0 32: 2008-07-29 

54: IMPROVEMENTS RELATING TO FABRIC 

CONDITIONERS 

00: - 

A composition comprising: i) encapsulated perfume 

components, ii) a fabric softening active, iii) a 

stabilising active selected from the group consisting 

of from 0.05 to 0.2 wt% by the total weight of the 

composition of water soluble cationic quaternary 

ammonium compound (s), from 0.65 to 1.5 wt % by 

the total weight of the composition of non-ionic 

surfactant (s) and mixtures thereof, and iv) from 

0.005 to 0.1 wt% by the total weight of the 

composition of salt, wherein the encapsulates 

comprise a capsule wall having surface weak acid 

groups or moieties, allows the formulation of stable 

fabric conditioning compositions. 

21: 2011/00171. 22: 2009/07/22. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C10G, C10L 

71: CHEVRON U.S.A. INC. 

72: MILLER, STEPHEN J 

33: US 31: 12/179,465 32: 2008-07-24 

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54: CONVERSION OF VEGETABLE OILS TO 

BASE OILS AND TRANSPORTATION FUELS 

00: - 

The present invention is directed to methods 

(processes) and systems for processing triglyceridecontaining, 

biologically-derived oils to provide for 

base oils and transportation fuels, wherein partial 

oligomerization of fatty acids contained therein 

provide for an oligomerized mixture from which the 

base oils and transportation fuels can be extracted. 

Such methods and systems can involve an initial 

hydrotreating step or a direct isomerization of the 

oligomerized mixture. 

21: 2011/00174. 22: 2009/07/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61F 

71: SPINALMOTION, INC. 

72: DE VILLIERS, MALAN, JANSEN, NEVILLE 

33: US 31: 61/081,441 32: 2008-07-17 

54: ARTIFICIAL INTERVERTEBRAL DISC 

PLACEMENT SYSTEM 

00: - 

An intervertebral disc placement system includes a 

multi part intervertebral disc, such as a mobile core 

disc, and an associated placement instrument. The 

placement instrument holds the disc securely with 

the disc endplates angled for ease of placement of 

the disc into an intervertebral disc space and quickly 

releases the implant within the disc space. The disc 

includes upper and lower plates having notches in 

inner surfaces for engagement of the placement 

instrument. The placement instrument has a 

rotatable key configured to fit into the first and 

second notches to grasp the disc from the interior 

and eliminate the need for an external grasping 

mechanism which could interfere with disc 

placement. 

21: 2011/00175. 22: 2009/07/15. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: C07H; A61K; A61P 

71: LEXICON PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 

72: ZHAO, MATTHEW MANGZHU, PERLBERG, 

ANETT, DE PAUL, SUSAN MARGARET 

33: US 31: 61/081,423 32: 2008-07-17 

54: SOLID FORMS OF (2S,3R,4R,5S,6R)-2-(4- 

CHLORO-3-(4-ETHOXYBENZYL)PHENYL)-6- 

(METHYLTHIO)TETRAHYDRO-2H-PYRAN-3,4,5- 

TRIOL AND METHODS OF THEIR USE 

00: - 

Solid forms of anhydrous (2S,3R,4R,5S,6R)-2-(4- 

chloro-3-(4-ethoxybenzyl)phenyl)-6- 

(methylthio)tetrahydro-2H-pyran-3,4,5-triol are 

disclosed, in addition to methods of their use in the 

treatment of various diseases and disorders. 

21: 2011/00176. 22: 2009/07/01. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: C07H; A61K; A61P 

71: IDENIX PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 

72: CRETTON-SCOTT, ERIKA, GUPTA, KUSUM, 

HERNANDEZ-SANTIAGO, BRENDA, LARSSON, 

MARITA 

33: US 31: 61/133,844 32: 2008-07-02 

33: US 31: 61/147,722 32: 2009-01-27 

54: COMPOUNDS AND PHARMACEUTICAL 

COMPOSITIONS FOR THE TREATMENT OF 

VIRAL INFECTIONS 

00: - 

Provided herein are compounds, compositions and 

methods for the treatment of liver disorder, including 

HCV infections. Specifically, compound and 

compositions of nucleoside derivatives are 

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disclosed, which can be administered either alone or 

in combination with other anti-viral agents. 

21: 2011/00181. 22: 2009/06/10. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61D, A61J, B65D 

71: CRYOGENETICS AS 

72: KOMMISRUD, ELISABETH 

33: GB 31: 0810606.4 32: 2008-06-10 

54: PACKAGING FOR BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL 

00: - 

A packaging for biological material comprises two 

substantially parallel walls connected to each other 

along a part of their periphery and in a central area. 

The packaging may be used for cryopreservation of 

biological material. 

position, in which the gripping elements (16) engage 

the object (P), and a non-operating position, in which 

the gripping elements (16) are disengaged from the 

object (P); the pliers (8) being translatable along a 

translating direction (A) and rotatable about a 

rotation axis (B) which is perpendicular to the 

translating direction (A). 

21: 2011/00208. 22: 2009/05/20. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: E02F; B66F 

71: MANITOU COSTRUZIONI INDUSTRIALI S.R.L. 

72: MAGNI, RICCARDO 

33: IT 31: MO2008A000192 32: 2008-07-14 

54: A GRIPPING ORGAN FOR LOAD-MOVING 

VEHICLES 

00: - 

A gripping organ for load-moving vehicles comprises 

a support structure (7), removably engageable to a 

support arm (4) of a load-moving vehicle (2); at least 

gripping pliers (8), operatively engaged to the 

support structure (7) and predisposed to engage at 

least an object (P) to be moved, the gripping pliers 

(8) comprising at least a pair of gripping elements 

(16) which are mobile between an operating 

21: 2011/00210. 22: 2009/07/06. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 


72: BELLEVERGUE, PATRICE, MCCORT, GARY, 

SAVI, PIERRE, LASSALLE, GILBERT, MARTIN, 

VALÉRIE, VOLLE-CHALLIER, CÉCILE 

33: FR 31: 0803862 32: 2008-07-08 

54: PYRIDINO-PYRIDINONE DERIVATIVES, 

PREPARATION THEREOF, AND THERAPEUTIC 

USE THEREOF 

00: - 

The invention relates to pyridino-pyridinone 

derivatives, having the general formula (I): where 

R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R7, V, W, Y, Z, and m are 

as defined in the description. The invention also 

relates to the preparation method and to the 

therapeutic use thereof. 

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21: 2011/00212. 22: 2009/06/25. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: H01M; H01G 

71: BAE SYSTEMS PLC 

72: DUNLEAVY, MICHAEL, HAQ, SAJAD, 

HUCKER, MARTYN JOHN, WEBBERLEY, PHILIP 

LAWRENCE, DYKE, AMY ELIZABETH 

33: GB 31: 0812486.9 32: 2008-07-08 

54: ELECTRICAL POWER SOURCES 

00: - 

An electrical power source comprising at least one 

hollow fibre incorporated in a material structure, 

wherein said at least one hollow fibre forms part of 

an electric circuit capable of storing or generating 

electrical power. In this way power sources may be 

provided as an integral part of a fibre composite 

structure or fabric. 

21: 2011/00213. 22: 2009/07/02. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: H01B; B29C; D03D; B64D 



HUCKER, MARTYN JOHN 

33: GB 31: 0812485.1 32: 2008-07-08 

54: HYBRID FABRIC MATERIALS AND 

STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS INCORPORATING 

SAME 

00: - 

Composite structural components are disclosed that 

include electrically conducting fibres providing signal 

power paths to electrical components disposed on or 

adjacent the material. The signal paths may 

therefore be embedded in the structural component. 

Also disclosed is a flexible or drapable fabric 

containing electrically conducting fibres for similar 

purposes, and materials for making up said structure 

and fabrics and methods for the production thereof. 

21: 2011/00214. 22: 2009/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: B29C 



HUCKER, MARTYN JOHN, GOUGH, DAVID 

WILLIAM, REW, JASON KARL, WEBBERLEY, 

PHILIP LAWRENCE 

33: GB 31: 0812483.6 32: 2008-07-08 

54: ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLIES AND 


SAME 

00: - 

Composite structural components are disclosed that 

include electrically conducting fibres (42) providing 

multiple signal or paths to electrical components 

disposed on or adjacent the material. The signal 

paths may therefore be embedded in the structural 

component as an intrinsic reinforcing element. Also 

disclosed are materials for making up said structure 

and fabrics and methods for the production thereof. 

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21: 2011/00215. 22: 2009/07/07. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: G01M 



HUCKER, MARTYN JOHN, GOUGH, DAVID 

WILLIAM, REW, JASON KARL, WEBBERLEY, 

PHILIP LAWRENCE 

33: GB 31: 0812483.6 32: 2008-07-08 

54: ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLIES AND 


SAME 

00: - 

A structural health monitoring arrangement 

comprises a component (panel 30) formed of fibre 

reinforced composite material with a plurality of 

electrical conducting fibres (conductors 32) intrinsic 

to the composite defining electrical paths that run 

through the composite. The paths act as sensing 

paths running through the material and a detector 

watches for changes in electrical property indicative 

of a structural (8x8 array of LEDs 36) event. The 

paths may be configured as an open or a closed 

node grid whose electrical continuity is monitored 

directly or indirectly. Alternatively they may be fibres 

having a piezoresi stive property and the changes in 

resistance may be monitored. 

21: 2011/00244. 22: 2011/01/10. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: G07D, G07F 

71: JAPAN CASH MACHINE CO., LTD 

72: SEKI, Toru, TAKASHIMA, Nobuo 

33: JP 31: 2008-151043 32: 2008-06-09 

54: DOCUMENT HANDLER CAPABLE OF 

PROTECTING A BUILT-IN SENSOR FROM 

EXTRANEOUS SUBSTANCE 

00: - 

A document handler is provided with a casement 1 

which comprises a lower case 6 which has a lower 

cover 7 for providing a bottom surface of a 

passageway 5 and a lower tray 8 attached to a 

bottom of lower cover 7 to form therebetween a 

lower cavity 3d in which lower optical sensing 

element 3a of optical sensor 3 is disposed. Even if 

liquid spilled on a main surface of the table may 

often enter passageway 5 to the rear from the bill 

inlet, there is incurred no damage to electric 

instruments in lower cavity 3d by extraneous 

substance which is discharged through a drainage 

15. 

21: 2011/00246. 22: 2009/07/03. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A01G 

71: LEON ENGINEERING S.P.A. 

72: AMADESI, PAOLO 

33: IT 31: BO2008A000429 32: 2008-07-08 

54: APPARATUS FOR REDUCING CARBON 

DIOXIDE CONTAINED IN COMBUSTION SMOKES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to an apparatus (1) for 

reducing the carbon dioxide contained in combustion 

smokes which comprises at least one smoke inlet 

conduit (2) inside at least one operating chamber (3) 

and at least one ejection conduit (4) for the gases 

treated. The at least one chamber (3) comprises at 

least one plant (10) arranged along the smoke path 

between the inlet conduit (2) and the ejection conduit 

(4). The smokes strike the plant (10) surfaces during 

their circulation. 

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21: 2011/00247. 22: 2009/07/27. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C10G, C07C 


72: MILLER, STEPHEN J, PRADHAN, AJIT, 

HOMMELTOFT, SVEN IVAR 

33: US 31: 12/184,069 32: 2008-07-31 

54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING A MIDDLE 

DISTILLATE 

00: - 

A process for producing a middle distillate or a 

middle distillate blending component, comprising 

contacting a feed comprising an olefin, an 

isoparaffin, and less than 5 wt% oligomerized olefin, 

in an ionic liquid alkylation zone with an acidic 

haloaluminate ionic liquid, at alkylation conditions; 

and recovering an effluent comprising an alkylated 

product that has greater than 35 vol% C10+ and less 

than 1 vol% C55+. Also processes for producing a 

middle distillate by alkylating isobutane and butene 

in the presence of defined chloroaluminate ionic 

liquid catalysts, wherein a separating step separates 

the middle distillate and wherein the middle distillate 

is from 20 wt% or higher of the total alkylate product. 

Also a process for producing middle distillate with FC 

cracker feed comprising olefins. A separated middle 

distillate has greater than 30 vol% C10+, less than 1 

vol% C55+, and a cloud point less than -50°C. 

21: 2011/00248. 22: 2009/07/27. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C10G 


72: HOMMELTOFT, SVEN IVAR, MILLER, 

STEPHEN J, PRADHAN, AJIT 

33: US 31: 12/184,109 32: 2008-07-31 

54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING A LOW 

VOLATILITY GASOLINE BLENDING 

COMPONENT AND A MIDDLE DISTILLATE 

00: - 

A process for producing a low volatility gasoline 

blending component and a middle distillate, 

comprising alkylating a hydrocarbon stream 

comprising at least one olefin having from 2 to 6 

carbon atoms and at least one paraffin having from 4 

to 6 carbon atoms with an ionic liquid catalyst and an 

unsupported halide containing additive, and 

separating the alkylate into at least the low volatility 

gasoline blending component and the middle 

distillate, wherein the middle distillate is a fuel 

suitable for use as a jet fuel or jet fuel blending 

component. Also, a process for producing a gasoline 

blending component and a middle distillate, 

comprising adjusting a level of a halide containing 

additive provided to an ionic liquid alkylation reactor 

to shift selectivity towards heavier products, and 

recovering a low volatility gasoline blending 

component and the middle distillate. Also, processes 

comprising alkylating isobutane with butene over 

specific chloroaluminate ionic liquids. 

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21: 2011/00249. 22: 2009/07/27. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C10G 


72: MILLER, STEPHEN J, HOMMELTOFT, SVEN 

IVAR, PRADHAN, AJIT 

33: US 31: 12/184,121 32: 2008-07-31 

54: PROCESS FOR PRODUCING A JET FUEL 

00: - 

A process for producing a jet fuel, comprising 

contacting an olefin and an isoparaffin with an 

unsupported catalyst system comprising an ionic 

liquid catalyst and a halide containing additive in an 

alkylation zone under alkylation conditions to make 

an alkylate product, and recovering the jet fuel from 

the alkylate product, wherein the jet fuel meets the 

boiling point, flash point, smoke point, heat of 

combustion, and freeze point requirements for Jet A- 

1 fuel. Also a process for producing a jet fuel, 

comprising providing a feed produced in a FC 

cracker comprising olefins, mixing the feed with an 

isoparaffin, alkylating the mixed feed in an ionic 

liquid alkylation zone, and separating the jet fuel 

from the alkylated product. We also provide a 

process comprising alkylating isobutane and butene 

in the presence of specific chloroaluminate ionic 

liquid catalysts, to produce a jet fuel. 

21: 2011/00250. 22: 2009/07/27. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C10G; C10L 


72: MILLER, STEPHEN J, HOMMELTOFT, SVEN 

IVAR, PRADHAN, AJIT, ABERNATHY, SUSAN M 

33: US 31: 12/184,130 32: 2008-07-31 

54: COMPOSITION OF MIDDLE DISTILLATE 

00: - 

A middle distillate, comprising hydrocarbons having 

a boiling range between 150°C and 350°C, a NMR 

branching index greater than 60, and a 

CH 3 /CH 2 hydrogen ratio greater than 2.6. Also, there 

is provided the middle distillate made by a process 

compressing alkylating an isoparaffin with an olefin 

under alkylation conditions over an unsupported 

ionic liquid catalyst, and providing an amount of 

halide containing additive to the alkylating step to 

achieve the NMR branching index and the 

CH 3 /CH 2 hydrogen ratio. 

21: 2011/00252. 22: 2009/07/28. 43: 2012/01/16 

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51: A01N; A01H; A01P 

71: E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY 

72: TURNER, RONNIE GLENN, CASTNER, ERIC 

PAUL 

33: US 31: 61/088,122 32: 2008-08-12 

54: METHOD FOR CONTROLLING UNDESIRED 

MIMOSOIDEAE VEGETATION 

00: - 

Disclosed is method for controlling undesired 

vegetation of subfamily Mimosoideae comprising 

applying to the undesired vegetation or its 

environment a herbicidally effective amount of a 

mixture comprising (a) one or more compounds 

selected from the compound of Formula 1 and salts, 

esters and thioesters thereof: and (b) at least one 

additional herbicide selected from the group 

consisting of (b1) fosamine and salts thereof; (b2) 

imazapyr and salts thereof; (b3) metsulfuron-methyl 

and salts thereof; and (b4) triclopyr and esters, 

thioesters and salts thereof. 

21: 2011/00287. 22: 2009/07/03. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A61K; A61P 

71: ISTITUTO LUSO FARMACO D'ITALIA S.P.A. 

72: MAGGI, CARLO ALBERTO, GIULIANI, 

SANDRO 

33: IT 31: MI 2008 A 001264 32: 2008-07-11 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS BASED 

ON KININ B2 RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS AND 

CORTICOSTEROIDS, AND THEIR USE 

00: - 

Disclosed are pharmaceutical compositions 

containing, as active ingredients, a mixture of a 

corticosteroid and a kinin B2 receptor antagonist. 

Said compositions have proved particularly effective, 

especially in the treatment of inflammatory disorders 

such as asthma, ophthalmic or dermatological 

disorders and, above all, as regards the joints, 

arthritis. 

21: 2011/00290. 22: 2009/07/10. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A23J; A23L; C07K 

71: BURCON NUTRASCIENCE (MB) CORP. 

72: GREEN, BRENT E, SEGALL, KEVIN I, LOGIE, 

JAMES, SCHWEIZER, MARTIN 

33: US 31: 61/129,673 32: 2008-07-11 

54: SOLUBLE CANOLA PROTEIN ISOLATE 

PRODUCTION 

00: - 

Canola protein isolates are provided which contain 

both albumin and globulin protein fractions that are 

soluble and transparent in an acidic aqueous 

environment. The canola protein isolates are 

completely soluble in water at low pH, low in phytic 

acid and useful in products for human consumption, 

pet foods and aquaculture. 

21: 2011/00291. 22: 2009/07/09. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: F26B 

71: SKYE ENERGY HOLDINGS, INC. 

72: SHAFFER, DAVID B 

33: US 31: 12/169,913 32: 2008-07-09 

54: UPGRADING CARBONACEOUS MATERIALS 

00: - 

Disclosed are methods for upgrading carbonaceous 

materials. Also disclosed are apparatuses for 

upgrading carbonaceous materials. Also disclosed 

are systems for upgrading carbonaceous materials. 

Also disclosed are upgraded carbonaceous 

materials. 

21: 2011/00295. 22: 2009/06/12. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: H04L 

71: AZOS AI, LLC 

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72: BURGESS, SHELIA JEAN, BURGESS IV, 

GEORGE G 

33: US 31: 12/164,844 32: 2008-06-30 

54: A SYSTEM AND METHOD OF DATA 

COGNITION INCORPORATING AUTONOMOUS 

SECURITY PROTECTION 

00: - 

Autonomous embedded data cognition enables data 

to perform real-time environmental configuration 

control, seif-manage, perform analyses, determine 

its current situation, and evaluate behavior to 

respond accordingly. When created, security 

measures, and access controls are selected. Highly 

sensitive data can be extracted and substituted with 

creator label and/or functional representation. Datato-data 

reasoning and analysis can be performed. 

The processing method comprises autonomous 

monitoring for a state change and analyzing the 

current user to determine if the instantiation should 

exist. If affirmed, the cognition engine automatically 

configures the computational environment in which it 

resides. If denied, environmental behavior is further 

analyzed for security problems or an erroneous 

situation. If detected, the creator is alerted and 

provided with incident information enabling remote 

creator control of the data. Cognitive data can 

decide to self-destruct mitigating risk of undesirable 

instantiations. Intelligent Agents, a comprehensive 

data structure, and intelligent document means are 

leveraged for implementation. 

21: 2011/00322. 22: 2009/07/02. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C07C 

71: ARKEMA FRANCE 

72: RUPPIN, CHRISTOPHE, DUFOUR, 

JACQUELINE 

33: FR 31: 08.54563 32: 2008-07-04 

54: HIGH-PURITY N-ETHYLMETHYLAMINE AND 

PROCESS FOR PREPARING SAME 

00: - 

The present invention relates to N-ethylmethylamine 

having a very high degree of purity, that is to say 

very low contents of impurities commonly 

encountered in conventional industrial processes, 

and also to the process for preparing, on an 

industrial scale, high-purity N-ethylmethylamine. 

21: 2011/00323. 22: 2009/07/01. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: B05D 

71: TATA STEEL UK LIMITED 

72: GUIO, LAURENCE VÉRONIQUE YVONNE, 

BRUNNOCK, MARTIN SIMON, CRAIK, NEIL 

MATHIESON, JOHN, VERNON 

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33: US 31: 61/078,515 32: 2008-07-07 

33: EP 31: EP08017591 32: 2008-10-07 

33: EP 31: EP08104645 32: 2008-07-04 

54: METHOD FOR COATING A STEEL 

SUBSTRATE, AND COATED STEEL SUBSTRATE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for coating a steel 

substrate, wherein pickle hot rolled strip steel, cold 

rolled steel strip or zinc-coated strip steel material 

has been provided with a lubricant for corrosion 

protection before shipping and/or storing, and 

wherein the lubricated strip material is worked and/or 

formed to manufacture the steel substrate, and 

before and/or after the working and/or forming the 

steel substrate is coated with a paint system. 

According to the invention, the steel substrate is 

coated while the lubricant remains on the steel. The 

invention also relates to a steel substrate produced 

in accordance with the method of the invention, 

wherein the substrate has been provided with a 

coating comprising a lubricant and a paint. 

21: 2011/00347. 22: 2009/06/12. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A41D; A47G 

71: SCALDIS ST-MARTIN 

72: VANNESTE, VINCENT 

33: BE 31: 2008/0326 32: 2008-06-13 

54: CLEAN ROOM SUIT AND THE LIKE 

00: - 

The invention relates to overalls (1) including at least 

one grasping means (16) on an inner surface to 

facilitate dressing. 

21: 2011/00349. 22: 2009/08/12. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: B65D 

71: BRASILATA S.A. EMBALAGENS METÁLICAS 

72: ÁLVARES, ANTONIO CARLOS TEIXEIRA, 

CUNHA, SILVÉRIO CÂNDIDO DA 

33: BR 31: PI0802456-1 32: 2008-08-14 

54: CLOSURE ARRANGEMENT FOR A 

CONTAINER IN METAL SHEET 

00: - 

The arrangement is applied to a container which 

comprises a peripheral side wall (10) having an 

upper end portion (11) and a lower end portion (12) 

in which are applied respective end walls (20,30), 

each comprising a median panel (21,31) and a 

peripheral skirt (22, 32), one of the upper end portion 

(11) and lower end portion (12) and the peripheral 

skirt (22,32) being provided with at least one 

circumferential rib (13) turned to the other of said 

parts, the other part being provided with a 

circumferential groove (23,33) conformed to be fitted 

onto the circumferential rib (13) upon the fitting of 

said end wall (20,30) in the interior of one of the 

upper end portion (11) and lower end portion (12) of 

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the peripheral side wall (10), said circumferential rib 

(13) and circumferential groove (23,33) forming, 

therebetween, a circumferential gap (F) in the 

interior of which is compressed an elastic sealing 

element (40). 

defined in the specification. These compounds are 

useful as MC4 agonists. 

21: 2011/00371. 22: 2011/01/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A01N, A01P, C07D 

71: BAYER CROPSCIENCE AG 

72: BRETSCHNEIDER, Thomas, FRANKEN, Eva- 

Maria, GÖRGENS, Ulrich, FÜSSLEIN, Martin, 

HENSE, Achim, KLUTH, Joachim, SCHWARZ, 

Hans-Georg, KÖHLER, Adeline, MALSAM, Olga, 

VOERSTE, Arnd, BECKER, Angela 

33: EP 31: 08012898.6 32: 2008-07-17 

54: HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS USED AS 

PESTICIDES 

00: - 

The invention relates to the use of partially known 

heterocyclic compounds for controlling animal pests, 

including arthropods and in particular insects, also 

novel heterocyclic compounds and to a method for 

the production thereof. 

21: 2011/00378. 22: 2009/07/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: B26D, B26F, B31D 

71: AVERY DENNISON CORPORATION 

72: GREEN, ALAN, BENOIT, DENNIS RENE 

33: US 31: 61/080,308 32: 2008-07-14 

54: APPARATUS AND PROCESS FOR CUTTING 

ADHESIVE LABELS 

00: - 

A method and apparatus are provided for die cutting 

label stock comprising a facestock, an adhesive and 

optionally a liner to form labels where a liner of the 

linered pressure sensitive adhesive label stock may 

be a thin or ultrathin liner. 

21: 2011/00374. 22: 2011/01/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: PFIZER LIMITED 

72: BARBER, Christopher, Gordon, ANDREWS, 

Mark, David 

33: US 31: 61/086,530 32: 2008-08-06 

54: DIAZEPINE AND DIAZOCANE COMPOUNDS 

AS MC4 AGONISTS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to compounds of 

formula (I) wherein R1, R2, R3, R4, L and n are as 

21: 2011/00381. 22: 2009/07/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: G10L; H04N 

71: THOMSON LICENSING 

72: JAX, PETER, KORDON, SVEN 

33: EP 31: 08160549.5 32: 2008-07-16 

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR 

SYNCHRONIZING HIGHLY COMPRESSED 

ENHANCEMENT LAYER DATA 

00: - 

Multimedia application data formats often use data 

packets and may contain packetized hierarchical 

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layers with a base layer (BL) and one or more 

enhancement layers (EL). Packets that comprise 

variable length coded data typically provide padding 

bits, which can be used for adding checksum 

information. The checksum information refers to 

both, the decoded base layer and decoded 

enhancement layer packet data, and is used for 

detecting synchronization loss between the layers. 

Though the packets provide different individual 

amounts of padding bits, this variable amount of bits 

per packet is sufficient for adding checksum 

information for synchronization related purposes. 

This allows e.g. out-of-sync detection even if the 

enhancement layer encoding provides no overhead 

information for synchronization, in particular no 

packet headers and no packet synchronization 

words. 

maintaining the bearing housings (40) of each roller 

(R) rigidly connected to each other. Each bearing 

housing (40) includes: a base portion (41) affixed to 

the structural frame (50) and a cover portion (42) 

turned to the other roller (R) and removably affixed 

to the base portion (41). 

21: 2011/00382. 22: 2009/06/30. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: B02C 

71: METSO BRASIL INDÚSTRIA E COMÉRCIO 

LTDA 

72: BARSCEVICIUS, PAULO, NIKLEWSKI, 

ANDRZEJ 

33: SE 31: 0801544-8 32: 2008-06-30 

33: US 31: 61/076,895 32: 2008-06-30 

54: BEARING ARRANGEMENT FOR A ROLLER 

CRUSHER 

00: - 

A bearing arrangement for a roller crusher having a 

pair of crushing rollers (R), each one including a 

shaft (10) having end portions (11), mounted in 

respective bearing housings (40) carried on a base 

structure (S) of the crusher, and a median hub 

portion (12). The bearing housings (40) of each roller 

(R) are affixed to a structural frame (50) disposed 

externally to each roller (R), along one side of the 

respective roller (R), the structural frame (50) 

21: 2011/00383. 22: 2009/06/19. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: H04M; H04W 

71: MOVIRTU LIMITED 

72: WALLER, NIGEL 

33: US 31: 12/142,816 32: 2008-06-20 

54: METHOD AND SYSTEM TO IMPLEMENT 

TELEPHONY BILLING TO INCENTIVISE SHARED 

PHONE USAGE 

00: - 

Disclosed is a method and system to implementing 

telephony user account billing which incentivises 

shared phone usage. The owner of a phone, or other 

device capable of making telephony calls, would 

receive a credit to their phone account balance, from 

the telephone service provider, when they share 

their phone with another user and allow that user to 

make a phone call or other transaction by logging 

into their account using the shared phone, making 

the phone call or other mobile transaction and then 

returning the phone. Once the phone call or other 

transaction is complete the caller's own virtual 

account balance would be decremented as normal, 

but in addition a credit would be applied to the phone 

owner's account. The credit would be given to the 

phone owner from the telephone service provider 

and would either be a fixed amount, or an agreed 

percentage revenue share of the cost of the call or 

transaction. 

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21: 2011/00384. 22: 2009/07/17. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C07C 

71: GRT, INC. 

72: MCFARLAND, ERIC W, SUN, SHOULI, 

GROSSO, PHILIP, WYRSTA, MICHAEL D, ZHANG, 

AIHUA, KOMON, ZACHARY J A, GADEWAR, 

SAGAR, JULKA, VIVEK, JANMANCHI, KRISHNA, 

SARDAR, SAYDUL AMIN, STOIMENOV, PETER, 

LIN, HONGFEI, CUTLER, CHARLES IAN, CHENG, 

JIHONG, WHEELER, JEAN, AUERBACH, DANIEL 

J, CORONELLA, CHARLES J, HUFF, SHAWN 

33: US 31: 12/496,348 32: 2009-07-01 

33: US 31: 61/081,976 32: 2008-07-18 

33: US 31: 61/082,000 32: 2008-07-18 

33: US 31: 61/082,115 32: 2008-07-18 

33: US 31: 61/082,143 32: 2008-07-18 

54: CONTINUOUS PROCESS FOR CONVERTING 

NATURAL GAS TO LIQUID HYDROCARBONS 

00: - 

A method comprising: providing a first halogen 

stream; providing a first alkane stream; reacting at 

least a portion of the first halogen stream with at 

least a portion of the first alkane stream in a first 

reaction vessel to form a first halogenated stream; 

providing a second alkane stream comprising C 2 and 

higher hydrocarbons; providing a second halogen 

stream; and reacting at least a portion of the second 

halogen stream with at least a portion of the second 

alkane stream in a second reaction vessel to form a 

second halogenated stream. 

21: 2011/00426. 22: 2011/01/17. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: GLAXOSMITHKLINE LLC 

72: LAWRENCE, Ronnie, Maxwell, CLAPHAM, 

David, ANDERTON, Clare, Louise 

33: GB 31: 0814340.6 32: 2008-08-05 

54: CRYSTALLINE FORMS OF A PYRIDINE 

DERIVATIVE 

00: - 

The invention relates to 4-methylbenzenesulfonate 

salt of the compound of Formula (I) in a crystalline 

form or a solvate thereof, pharmaceutical 

formulations containing them, their use in therapy 

and processes for preparing the same. 

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21: 2011/00428. 22: 2009/07/16. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 


72: DAMOUR, DOMINIQUE, BACQUE, ERIC, 

SCHIO, LAURENT, WENTZLER, SYLVIE, 

NEMECECK, CONCEPTION, NEMECECK, 

PATRICK 

33: FR 31: 0804086 32: 2008-07-18 

54: IMIDAZO [1, 2-A] PYRIMIDINE DERIVATIVES 

METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF 

APPLICATION THEREOF AS MEDICAMENTS 

PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS AND USE 

THEREOF AS MET INHIBITORS 

00: - 

The invention relates to the novel products of 

formula (I): in which: n = 0,1 or 2; X is H, Hal or alk; 

R is H, NH 2 , NHalk or N(alk) 2 ; Ra is H, Hal, -Ocycloalkyl, 

-O-alkyl, -O-aryl, -O-heteroaryl, - 

NRd(cycloalkyl), -NRd(alkyl), -NRd(aryl), - 

NRd(heteroaryl), alkyl, cycloalkyl, heterocycloalkyl, 

aryl or heteroaryl, all optionally substituted; Rb is H, 

Rc, -COORc-CO-Rc or -CO-NRcRd; where Rc is 

alkyl, cycloalkyl, heterocycloalkyl, aryl and 

heteroaryl, all optionally substituted; Rd is H, alk or 

cycloalkyl; these products being in all the isomer 

forms and the salts, as medicaments, in particular as 

MET inhibitors. 

21: 2011/00429. 22: 2009/07/16. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 


72: DAMOUR, DOMINIQUE, NEMECEK, 

CONCEPTION, WENTZLER, SYLVIE, NEMECEK, 

PATRICK 

33: FR 31: 08/04085 32: 2008-07-18 

33: FR 31: 0902409 32: 2009-05-19 

54: NOVEL IMIDAZO[1,2-A]PYRIDINE 

DERIVATIVES, METHOD FOR THE 

PREPARATION THEREOF, USE THEREOF AS 

MEDICAMENTS, PHARMACEUTICAL 

COMPOSITIONS AND NOVEL USE IN 

PARTICULAR AS MET INHIBITORS 

00: - 

The invention relates to the novel products of 

formula (I): in which: Ra is H, Hal, aryl or heteroaryl, 

which are optionally substituted; Rb is H, Rc, - 

COORc-CO-Rc or -CO-NRcRd; where Rc is alkyl, 

cycloalkyl, heterocycloalkyl, aryl and heteroaryl, all 

optionally substituted; Rd is H, alk or cycloalkyl; 

these products being in all the isomer forms and the 

salts, as medicaments, in particular as MET 

inhibitors. 

21: 2011/00431. 22: 2009/07/16. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: C11D 


72: PRAMANIK, AMITAVA, DAS, SUBIR KUMAR, 

SARKAR, ARPITA, JOSEPH, JOJO 

33: IN 31: 1723/MUM/2008 32: 2008-08-14 

54: BUILDER COMPOSITION 

00: - 

The present invention provides an effective builder 

composition comprising two precipitating builders 

which are (a) an alkali metal carbonate and (b) an 

alkali metal silicate; calcium carbonate; and a 

building enhancer. This building enhancer is a 

compound capable of precipitating magnesium ions 

from hard water selected from the group comprising 

alkali or alkaline earth metal oxides or hydroxides 

and alkali metal aluminate, zincate or titanate. 

21: 2011/00432. 22: 2009/06/29. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: B01J; B22F; C04B; C22B 

71: COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND 

INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION 

72: XIE, DONGSHENG, WASHINGTON, 

BERNARD, SANETSIS, STEVEN 

33: AU 31: 2008903295 32: 2008-06-27 

54: GRANULATION OF MOLTEN MATERIAL 

00: - 

A granulator comprising a rotary atomiser for 

receiving molten material and projecting droplets of 

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the molten material there from; and an impact 

surface disposed within the trajectory of the droplets 

and upon which the droplets impact, the impact 

surface being at a distance from the rotary atomiser 

and at an angle such that (i) all or substantially all of 

the droplets impact the impact surface, and (ii) a 

substantial portion of the droplets are not fully 

solidified prior to contact with the impact surface. 

21: 2011/00435. 22: 2009/06/29. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: B01J, B22F, C04B, C22B 

71: COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND 

INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION 

72: XIE, DONGSHENG, WASHINGTON, 

BERNARD, SANETSIS, STEVEN 

33: AU 31: 2008903296 32: 2008-06-27 

54: ROTARY ATOMISER FOR ATOMISING 

MOLTEN MATERIAL 

00: - 

A rotary atomiser for receiving molten material and 

projecting droplets of the molten material there from; 

the rotary atomiser having a rotating well for 

receiving molten material. The well comprising a 

base and a peripheral wall extending from a 

peripheral rim around the base, the top of the 

peripheral wall having an inner top edge and a lip 

region extending away from the inner top edge at an 

angle of 0-60 degrees below the horizontal. 

Preferably the upper region of the peripheral side 

wall extending to the inner top edge is substantially 

vertical. 

21: 2011/00467. 22: 2009/08/14. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: C07D; A61K; A61P 

71: TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY 

LIMITED 

72: KWOK, LILY, DAS, SANJIB, STAFFORD, 

JEFFREY A, WALLACE, MICHAEL B, ZHANG, 

ZHIYUAN, BRESSI, JEROME C, CHU, 

SHAOSONG, ERICKSON, PHILIP, KOMANDLA, 

MALLAREDDY, LAWSON, JOHN D 

33: US 31: 61/088,959 32: 2008-08-14 

33: US 31: 61/117,910 32: 2008-11-25 

33: US 31: 61/161,007 32: 2009-03-17 

54: CMET INHIBITORS 

00: - 

Compounds of the following formula are provided for 

use with cMET: wherein the variables are as defined 

herein. Also provided are pharmaceutical 

compositions, kits and articles of manufacture 

comprising such compounds; methods and 

intermediates useful for making the compounds; and 

methods of using said compounds. 

21: 2011/00479. 22: 2011/01/19. 43: 2012/01/05 

51: C12N, C12P, C12R 

71: ANGELYEAST CO., LTD 

72: YU, Xuefeng, LI, Zhihong, YU, Minghua, YAO, 

Juan, LI, Zhijun, LIU, Daiwu 

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33: People's Republic of China 31: 200810189465.0 

32: 2008-12-24 

54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING CELLULOSIC 

ETHANOL 

00: - 

A method for producing cellulosic ethanol is 

disclosed, which comprises the following steps: 1) 

adding the medium containing the source materials 

of cellulose and/or hemicellulose to fermentation 

reaction vessel; 2) adding cellulase to fermentation 

reaction vessel, and inoculating Candida lusitaniae; 

3) running simultaneous saccharification 

fermentation (SSFs) with the combined action of 

cellulose and Candida lusitaniae, and obtaining 

cellulosic ethanol by separation. Candida lusitaniae 

used in SSFs in present invention has higher ethanol 

tolerance and a higher ethanol production rate, it can 

use cellulose and hemicellulose as source materials 

and effectively produce cellulosic ethanol with 

cellulase in SSFs. 

21: 2011/00487. 22: 2009/06/24. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: G06K 

71: FLIR SYSTEMS, INC. 

72: WAY, SCOTT, ARCHER, CYNTHIA I 

33: US 31: 61/076,049 32: 2008-06-26 

54: EMITTER TRACKING SYSTEM 

00: - 

An improved emitter tracking system. In aspects of 

the present teachings, the presence of a desired 

emitter may be established by a relatively low-power 

emitter detection module, before images of the 

emitter and/or its surroundings are captured with a 

relatively high-power imaging module. Capturing 

images of the emitter may be synchronized with 

flashes of the emitter, to increase the signal-to-noise 

ratio of the captured images. 

21: 2011/00518. 22: 2009/07/17. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: B01J; C01B 

71: JAPAN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION CO., 

LTD. 

72: WAKATSUKI, TOSHIYA 

33: JP 31: 2008-190062 32: 2008-07-23 

54: COMPOSITE OXIDE FOR HYDROCARBON 

REFORMING CATALYST, PROCESS FOR 

PRODUCING THE SAME, AND PROCESS FOR 

PRODUCING SYNGAS USING THE SAME 

00: - 

Disclosed is a complex oxide for hydrocarbon 

reforming catalysts, which can maintain catalytic 

activity at a high level for a long time. A method for 

producing the complex oxide and a method for 

producing a synthetic gas using the complex oxide 

are also disclosed. The method for producing a 

complex oxide comprises: a preparation step 

wherein a mixed solution for impregnation containing 

one or more kinds of catalytically active components 

selected from the group consisting of Co and Ni and 

containing at least Co, one or more kinds of 

oxidation resistance-improving components selected 

from the group consisting of group 3B elements and 

group 6A elements of the periodic table, and one or 

more kinds of additional metal components selected 

from the group consisting of Ca and Mg; an 

impregnation step wherein a supporting body 

composed of a porous molded body selected from 

magnesia and composites of magnesia and calcia is 

impregnated with the mixed solution for 

impregnation; a drying step wherein the supporting 

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body impregnated with the mixed solution for 

impregnation is dried; and a firing step wherein the 

supporting body dried in the drying step is fired in an 

oxidizing atmosphere. The complex oxide for 

hydrocarbon reforming catalysts can be obtained by 

this method. 

21: 2011/00520. 22: 2009/07/24. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: F25J; B01D; C01B; F17C 

71: ALSTOM TECHNOLOGY LTD 

72: HEES, WOLFGANG GEORG, MONROE, 

CHARLES MALCOLM 

33: US 31: 12/503,342 32: 2009-07-15 

33: US 31: 61/085,611 32: 2008-08-01 

33: US 31: 61/085,624 32: 2008-08-01 

54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR EXTRACTING 

CARBON DIOXIDE BY ANTI-SUBLIMATION AT 

RAISED PRESSURE 

00: - 

A method for removal of CO2 from a gas stream by 

anti-sublimation, comprising the steps of: a) 

introducing a gas stream containing CO2 into a 

frosting vessel; b) reducing the temperature of at 

least a portion of the gas stream in said frosting 

vessel to a temperature at which solid CO2 is 

deposited by anti-sublimation; c) discharging the gas 

stream depleted of CO2 from the frosting vessel; 

and d) recovering the deposited solid CO2; wherein 

the pressure of the gas stream in step b) is higher 

than atmospheric pressure. An anti-sublimation 

system for removal of CO2 from a gas stream, 

comprising: a frosting vessel (101) configured to 

receive the gas stream, said frosting vessel 

comprising a low temperature refrigeration device 

(107) configured for reducing the temperature of at 

least a portion of a gas stream in said frosting vessel 

to a temperature at which solid CO2 is deposited by 

anti-sublimation; and a compressor (108) configured 

to increase the gas pressure of the gas stream 

which is fed to the frosting vessel. 

21: 2011/00521. 22: 2009/07/14. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: F28G 

71: CLYDE BERGEMANN, INC. 

72: SCHWADE, HANS, WEINKLE, STEVE, 

WATKINS, TONY 

33: US 31: 61/080,303 32: 2008-07-14 

54: SOOTBLOWER WITH MODULAR CANOPY 

00: - 

A modular canopy (14) having standardized side 

panels (20), trusses (22) and tracks (26). The 

modular canopy includes parallel opposing sidewalls 

formed from multiple standardized side panels. Each 

sidewall extends from a front mounting structure to a 

rear mounting structure (18) and carries a track (26) 

that typically extends the almost entire length of the 

sidewall for supporting the carriage of the sootblower 

within the canopy. Trusses (22) connect adjacent 

side panels (20) together and extend from one 

sidewall to the other over the top of the sidewalls. 

The modular canopy may also include standardized 

removable or permanently attached covers (24). The 

canopy is typically assembled with permanent 

fasteners, such as lockbolts, that cannot be removed 

without destroying the fasteners. A sootblower 

canopy of any desired length can therefore be 

manufactured or repaired from a common set of 

component parts with one of the sections, typically 

an end section, cut to the desired length as needed. 

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21: 2011/00523. 22: 2009/06/22. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: E04G 

71: INTELLIGENT TOWER SOLUTIONS APS 

72: HEDEGAARD, THOMAS, ENGELBRECHT, 

CLAUS 

33: DK 31: PA 2008 00860 32: 2008-06-23 

54: PLATFORM, IN PARTICULAR INTERIOR 

PLATFORM FOR TUBULAR TOWER 

00: - 

A platform (2) in particular an interior platform for a 

tubular tower - by way of example a windmill tower 

(24) made from steel - and more specific a platform 

(2) adapted to be assembled in situ from a number 

of construction element members in order to fit the 

inside wall (22) of the tower (24), comprising a basic, 

preferably circular, centre module (4), a number of 

radial, telescopic supporting beam members (6), and 

a number of said construction element members in 

the form of arched modules (10, 12, 14) being 

independent of the diameter of the platform (2), and 

a number of two-piece arched modules (16) to be 

mounted as a periphery ring next to the inside wall 

(22) of the tower (24). 

21: 2011/00529. 22: 2009/07/27. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K; A61P 

71: ARROW INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

72: PERSICANER, PETER HENRY ROBERT, 

SAREEN, RAHUL 

33: GB 31: 0813628.5 32: 2008-07-25 

54: SOLID PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION 

COMPRISING EXEMESTANE 

00: - 

A solid pharmaceutical composition of exemestane, 

in particular for oral use and treatment of cancer, 

comprises micronized exemestane and anti-oxidant 

in a film-coated tablet. 

21: 2011/00531. 22: 2009/07/27. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K; A61Q 


72: TSAUR, LIANG SHENG, CASBARRO, BRUCE, 

REGAN, JOSEPH JAMES, SUBRAMANIAN, VIVEK, 

RESTREPO, NICOLAS E, SHUTAK, ALEXANDER 

KINGSTON 

33: US 31: 12/187,793 32: 2008-08-07 

54: LIQUID PERSONAL CLEANSING 

COMPOSITION 

00: - 

A stable, multiphase liquid isotropic cleansing 

composition is described that contains high levels of 

Petrolatum and shows a substantial decrease in 

reflectance compared with isotropic cleansing 

compositions containing other oils and liquid 

crystalline compositions with similar levels of oils. 

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The inventive composition has a total of less than 2 

% by wt. of other oils such as glyceride, mineral and 

silicone oils, or blends thereof. 

21: 2011/00655. 22: 2011/01/26. 43: 2012/01/26 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: RECKITT BENCKISER HEALTHCARE (UK) 

LIMITED 

72: DEMSKI, Suzanne, DODDS, Leanne, HARVEY, 

David, JOLLIFFE, Ian, MARSHALL, Sarah, 

PARKER, Holly 

33: GB 31: 0814376.0 32: 2008-08-06 

54: CHEWABLE FORMULATION COMPRISING 

ALGINATE, BICARBONATE AND CARBONATE 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a solid, ingestible 

composition comprising a) an alginate; b) a 

bicarbonate; and c) a carbonate wherein the 

composition is in the form of a chewable core, a 

process for preparing said composition, and its use 

in the treatment of reflux oesophagitis, gastritis, 

dyspepsia or peptic ulceration or for use as a 

sustained releasing or targeted delivery composition. 

21: 2011/01250. 22: 2011/02/16. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: C04B, C08K, C09J 

71: Elkem Carbon AS 

72: EGELAND, Bjørn, HÅBERG, Alf, JOHANSEN, 

Johan Arnold, MADSHUS, Stian 

33: NO 31: 20091852 32: 2009-05-11 

54: GLUE AND COATING FOR REFRACTORY 

MATERIALS AND CERAMICS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a heat crucible glue 

or coating for use in connection with refractory 

materials and ceramics. The glue or coating 

comprises 25 to 50 weight % silicon powder, 5 to 20 

weight % SiC powder, 20 to 60 weight % 

formaldehyde resin or polyfurfuryl alcohol and 10 to 

30 weight % of an organic solvent. 

21: 2011/01313. 22: 2011/02/18. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: G01C, G01S, G06K 

71: SAMBA FINANCIAL GROUP 

72: ALOTHAIMEEN, Ahmad, Abdullah 

33: GB 31: 0815142.5 32: 2008-08-19 

33: GB 31: 0906423.9 32: 2009-04-09 

54: BEARING INFORMATION ON A CARD 

00: - 

A financial transaction card is supplemented by 

position determining means which determines 

position coordinates for the card. The determined 

position is compared with a predetermined position 

stored in the memory to provide bearing data on the 

predetermined position from the position of the card. 

The card also includes a display for indicating the 

bearing. The card is particularly useful for indicating 

the bearing of the Kaaba from the position of the 

card. 

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involves the use of a competition to win a bursary by 

means of electronic communi-cation media, whereby 

participants are required to provide details of their 

vocational interest and geographical location. The 

inputted information is recorded in an electronic 

database, which provides statistical information of 

vocational needs of the competition participants. 

21: 2011/01559. 22: 2011/02/28. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A01H, C07K, C12N 

71: Syngenta Limited 

72: HAWKES, Timothy Robert, DRAYTON, Paul 

Richard, DALE, Richard 

33: GB 31: 0816880.9 32: 2008-09-15 

54: HERBICIDE TOLERANT PLANTS 

00: - 

The present invention relates, inter alia, a method of 

selectively controlling weeds at a locus comprising 

crop plants and weeds, wherein the method 

comprises application to the locus of a weed 

controlling amount of a pesticide composition 

comprising an homogentisate solanesyltransferase 

(HST) inhibiting herbicide and/or hydroxyphenyl 

pyruvate dioxygenase (HPPD) inhibiting herbicide, 

wherein the crop plants comprise at least one 

recombinant polynucleotide which comprises a 

region which encodes an HST; to a method of 

selectively controlling weeds at a locus comprising 

crop plants and weeds, wherein the method 

comprises application to the locus of a weed 

controlling amount of a pesticide composition 

comprising an homogentisate solanesyltransferase 

(HST) inhibiting herbicide, wherein the crop plants 

comprise at least one recombinant polynucleotide 

which comprises a region which encodes a HPPD 

enzyme and to recombinant polynucleotides and 

vectors for utilised in the methods. The present 

invention further relates to a herbicidal composition 

comprising a HPPD-inhibiting herbicide and a HSTinhibiting 

herbicide. 

21: 2011/01631 22: 03/03/2011 43: 28/11/2011 

51: A63F, G06F 

71: HLATHI TEBOGO 

72: HLATHI TEBOGO 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: A METHOD OF DETERMINING VOCATIONAL 

INTEREST AND A DATABASE THEREFOR 

00: - 

57: A method of determining vocational interest of 

individuals within a geographical area. The method 

21: 2011/0199. 22: 2011/01/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: C12N C12R A61K 

71: BASF SE 

72: BÖTTNER, Mewes, LANG, Christine, VEEN, 

Markus, SCHILLING, Michael, REINDL, Andreas 

33: EP 31: 08010641.2 32: 2008-06-11 

54: USE AND METHODS FOR PREVENTING 

AND/OR TREATING ORAL MALODOUR 

00: - 

Described is a microorganism belonging to the group 

of lactic acid bacteria which is able to drastically 

reduce the peptide concentration in saliva thereby 

depleting the substrate used by anaerobic 

microorganisms of the oral micro-flora which are the 

causative agent for oral malodour. Moreover, 

described is a microorganism belonging to the group 

of lactic acid bacteria which is able to stimulate the 

growth of Streptococcus salivarius but does not 

stimulate the growth of Streptococcus mutans and/or 

Porphyromonas gingivalis. Also described are 

compositions containing the above-mentioned 

microorganisms, their use for preventing and/or 

treating oral malodour and/or halitosis and to 

methods for preventing and/or treating oral malodour 

and/or halitosis. 

21: 2011/02016 22: 17/03/2011 43: 13/12/2011 

51: F03D 

71: SHANGHAI FOREVOO WINDPOWER 

TECHNOLOGY CO LTD, SHANGHAI POWERFOO 

ENERGY SYSTEM CO LTD, YUNLONG ZHANG 

72: YUNLONG ZHANG and HONGYING ZHANG 

33: CN 31: 200810146600.3 32: 2008/09/05 

54: COMPOUNG ROTOR SYSTEM OF WIND 

ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEM (WECS) AND 

WECS 

00: - 

57: A compound rotor system of wind powered 

engine has a pilot rotor unit working at low wind 

speed condition and a main rotor unit working at 

high wind speed condition. The rotor units are 

connected to a main shaft through independent 

clutch devices, so that a controllable rotating 

detachable transmission relationship is formed 

between the rotors and the main shaft. By properly 

switching of the clutch devices, not only a greater 

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starting torque of the wind powered engine is 

achieved at low wind speed condition, but also the 

advantage of the main rotor unit at high wind speed 

condition with excellent wind capturing efficiency is 

given full play, and the range of speed and region for 

wind powered engine is enlarged. 

21: 2011/02092 22: 22/03/2011 43: 26/10/2011 

51: B05B 

71: NEBULA GROUP (BVI) LIMITED 

72: BULDER JOHN and REIJMER CHRIS 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: ROTARY ATOMIZER WITH METAL FOAM 

INSERTS 

00: - 

57: A rotary atomizer is presented comprising a rotor 

(8), having a plurality of insert holders (20) along the 

perimeter of rotor (8); and a plurality of metal foam 

inserts (12) placed be-tween insert holders (20) that 

act as nozzles of the rotary atomizer. Rotor (8) is 

characterized in an assembly wherein insert holders 

(20) secure the position of metal foam inserts (12). 

Rotor (8) can be disc shaped. A protection plate (10) 

is fixed to a stationary shaft (1) of the atomizer to 

prevent physical contact with rotor (8) without 

obstructing the atomizer output. 

21: 2011/02299 22: 29/03/2011 43: 06/12/2011 

51: C23F 

71: WILKEN WILLEM HENDRIK ROEDOLF 

72: WILKEN WILLEM HENDRIK ROEDOLF 

33: ZA 31: 2010/02323 32: 2010/03/30 

54: A PHOTOCHEMICAL ETCHING PROCESS 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a photochemical etching 

process. The process includes the steps of: 

prepraration of a metal plate blank for etching; 

laminating the plate; exposure of a polychromic 

document to be etched onto a surface of the plate; 

etching the plate to create intaglio as per the 

document; colouring the intaglio to resemble a 

polychromic replica of the document; and mounting 

the plate onto base. 

21: 2011/02304. 22: 2011/03/29. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A61F, B65H 

71: UNICHARM CORPORATION 

72: YAMAMOTO, Hiroki 

33: Japan 31: 2008-222490 32: 2008-08-29 

54: METHOD OF MANUFACTURING 

ABSORPTIVE ARTICLE 

00: - 

A method of manufacturing an absorptive article 

comprises a leg portion forming step for forming leg 

portion regions (1D) in a web (10) continuously 

supplied in the MD direction in a conveying device, 

and also comprises a folding step which, after the 

leg portion forming step, folds double the web such 

that a first half region (11) on one side of the center 

line in the CD direction is approached closely by or 

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is superimposed by a second half region (12) which 

is on the other side. The folding step is configured 

such that the first half region (11) is conveyed on a 

conveying belt (122) driven in a state in which the 

conveying belt is horizontal relative to the surface on 

which the conveying device (folding device (100), for 

example) is installed and that the second half region 

(12) is folded to the first half region (11) side by a 

guide means (140) for guiding the second half region 

(12). 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to vehicle testing and 

assessment. More particularly, the invention relates 

to an assessment facility for assessing the 

roadworthiness of a vehicle. The assessment facility 

includes at least one testing bay for inspecting at 

least one vehicle and at least one ancillary service 

centre for correcting a fault on the vehicle identified 

during the roadworthiness assessment. 

21: 2011/0243. 22: 2011/01/10. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A01N A01P 

71: BASF SE 

72: SCHNEIDER, Karl-Heinrich, BIRNER, Erich, 

MERK, Michael, SPEAKMAN, John-Bryan, GOLD, 

Randall, Evan, SCHERER, Maria 

33: EP 31: 08158136.5 32: 2008-06-12 

54: CALCIUM SALTS OF PHOSPHOROUS ACID 

FOR INCREASING THE EFFECT OF FUNGICIDES 

00: - 

The invention relates to the use of calcium salts of 

phosphorous acid for increasing the effect of 

fungicides in agriculture. The invention further 

relates to solid formulations, methods for producing 

said solid formulations and their use for controlling 

fungal pests. The invention further relates to a 

method for producing a calcium salt of phosphorous 

acid. 

21: 2011/02584 22: 07/04/2011 43: 05/01/2012 

51: B60S, G01M 

71: COLLIEKOGIN BROKERS AND TRADERS CC 

72: NAIDOO SANASY 

33: ZA 31: 2010/02630 32: 2010/04/15 

54: VEHICLE TESTING 

21: 2011/02615 22: 08/04/2011 43: 18/10/2011 

51: A61K, C07K, C12N 

71: YISSUM RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT 

COMPANY OF THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF 

JERUSALEM LTD. 72: ROIZ LEVAVA, 

SCHWARTZ BETTY, SMIRNOFF PATRICIA, 

SHOSEYOV ODED, NUTTMAN LIRON 

33: US 31: 61/193.134 32: 2008/10/30 

54: EFFICIENT EXPRESSION OF TRUNCATED 

HUMAN RNASET2 IN E COLI 

00: - 

57: An isolated, recombinant truncated human 

RNASET2 having anti-angiogenic properties, 

methods for efficient expression thereof in bacteria 

and therapeutic uses thereof. 

21: 2011/0277. 22: 2011/01/10. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C07D A61K 

71: SK CHEMICALS CO., LTD. 

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72: LEE, Ju Young, KIM, Jae-Sun, OH, Jung-Hoon, 

JUNG, Hoe-Chul, LEE, Hyun Jung, KANG, Sang- 

Hwan, KIM, Yong-Hyuk, PARK, Sung-Hoon, RYU, 

Keun-Ho, YI, Jung Bum, KIM, Hun-Taek, UM, Key- 

An, LEE, Bong-Yong 

33: US 31: 12/155,984 32: 2008-06-12 

54: 2-PYRIDYL SUBSTITUTED IMIDAZOLES AS 

ALK5 AND/OR ALK4 INHIBITORS 

00: - 

2-pyridyl-substituted imidazoles which are used 

advantageously in the treatment of diseases 

mediated by ALK 5 or ALK 4 inhibitors or both. 

21: 2011/02898. 22: 2011/04/18. 43: 2012/01/25 

51: C08J 

71: KURARAY EUROPE GMBH, CONTAINER 

COOPERATION OF CANADA 

72: FUSS, ROBERT, GOTTLIEB, NORMAN JAMES 

33: EP 31: 10176771.0 32: 2010-09-15 

54: PLASTIC CONTAINERS WITH OXYGEN 

BARRIER 

00: - 

The invention is directed to a process for reducing 

the gas permeability of a plastic material by applying 

a barrier coating on the plastic material comprising 

the steps 1) pre-treatment of at least a part of the 

plastic material; b) applying at least one coating 

layer of polyvinyl alcohol on the pre-treated surface 

and c) applying at least one top coating layer of 

polyvinyl acetal on the polyvinyl alcohol layer. 

21: 2011/03016 22: 20/04/2011 43: 26/10/2011 

51: B29B, C08J, C10G 

71: YEONG MIN JEON 

72: YEONG MIN JEON 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0093763 32: 2008/09/24 

54: SYSTEM FOR RECYCLING USED TIRES 

00: - 

57: The present invention discloses a system for 

recycling used tires. The disclosed system for 

recycling used tires comprises: a pyrolysis furnace 

that recycles inputted used tires using a carrier gas 

and decomposes the used tires through direct 

heating; and an oil collecting unit that collects oil by 

cooling and condensing hot steam generated by the 

pyrolysis furnace. The system also includes a carrier 

gas circulation line and a carrier gas circulation and 

supply device. The carrier gas circulation line 

circulates through the pyrolysis furnace and the oil 

collecting unit. The carrier gas circulation and supply 

device is connected to the carrier gas circulation line 

and comprises a sensing element that measures 

both the temperature inside the pyrolysis furnace 

and the pressure inside the carrier gas circulation 

line. In addition, the carrier gas circulation and 

supply device collects and stores a non-condensable 

gas generated by the pyrolysis furnace and 

selectively supplies the non-condensable gas to the 

pyrolysis furnace. 

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provided, by means of which a force can be applied 

to the side s(8, 9) of the slab (1) in order to move the 

axis (10) of the slab (1) in agreement with a 

specified position transversely to the conveying 

direction (F) of the slab (1), in particular in 

accordance with the axis (11) of the rolling train (5). 

In order to optimize the rolling process by precisely 

introducing the slab into the rolling train, according to 

the invention first means (6) act on the slab (1) to 

apply a lateral force to the slab (1) at a first location 

(12), and second means (7) act on the slab (1) to 

apply a lateral force to the slab (1) at a second 

location (13), wherein the second location (13) lies at 

a distance from the first location (12) in the 

conveying direction (F) of the slab (1), wherein the 

first location (12) lies behind the furnace (2) and 

wherein the second location (13) lies in front of, 

within, or behind the at least one processing device 

(3, 4). The invention further relates to a device for 

processing a slab. 

21: 2011/03228. 22: 2011/05/03. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: A61K 

71: NOVARTIS AG 

72: JENSEN-Michael, GARCIA-ECHEVERRIA, 

Carlos 

33: EP 31: 08170255.7 32: 2008-11-28 

33: EP 31: 08170261.5 32: 2008-11-28 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMBINATIONS 

COMPRISING A PYRIDO [4, 3-D] PYRIMIDINE 

DERIVED HSP90-INHIBITOR AND A HER2 

INHIBITOR 

00: - 

A pharmaceutical combination comprising an Hsp90 

inhibitor and an HER2 inhibitor, and methods of 

using the combination to treat proliferative disorders. 

21: 2011/03236 22: 05/05/2011 43: 10/01/2012 

51: B21B 

71: SMS SIEMAG AG 

72: Jurgen SEIDEL and KLAUS LAZZARO 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 029 887.8 32: 2009/06/23 

54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PROCESSING A 

SLAB 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a method for processing 

a slab (1) in a device, which comprises at least one 

furnace (2), at least one processing device (3, 4) 

arranged downstream of the furnace (2) in the 

conveying direction (F) of the slab (1), and a rolling 

train (5) arranged downstream of the at least one 

processing device (3, 4) in the conveying direction 

(F) of the slab (1), wherein means (6, 7) are 

21: 2011/03303 22: 06/05/2011 43: 03/02/2012 

51: A61B 

71: WOM INDUSTRIAS SRL 

72: ALTAMIRANO JOSE DANIEL 

33: AR 31: AR P20090100135 32: 2009/01/16 

54: SURGICAL INSTRUMENT UNIT SUITABLE 

FOR MIN-INVASIVE SURGERY 

00: - 

57: Surgical instrument unit suitable for mini-invasive 

surgery, consisting of a multivalve device with 

adjustable separator for accessing the patient 

internally and with at least one simultaneous 

approach system consisting of a number of 

components which includes a surgical operating 

device composed of control means, a movement 

transmission element and working grippers 

equipping needle grippers composed of control 

means, a head connection sheath with connecting 

needle arranged inside it and the working head; and 

a cauterization device which comprises control 

means, a movement transmission element and the 

cauterizer. 

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21: 2011/0338. 22: 2011/01/13. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C12N 

71: BASF PLANT SCIENCE GMBH 

72: GUAN, Hamping, SEO, Beomseok 

33: US 31: 61/061,231 32: 2008-06-13 

54: METHODS IN INCREASING GRAIN VALUE BY 

IMPROVING GRAIN YIELD AND QUALITY 

00: - 

The invention provides a transgenic plant, which 

expresses a transgene encoding a citrate synthase 

(CS) wherein the transgenic plant seed of the 

invention is characterized by increased yield and/or 

enhanced levels of protein, essential amino acids or 

oil, when compared to an isoline that does not 

express the transgene; and also provides methods 

of producing transgenic plants with economically 

relevant traits and provides expression vectors 

comprising polynucleotides encoding Citrate 

Synthase. 

54: NEW POLYMERS AND USE THEREOF IN 

PREPARATION OF HIGH IMPACT POLYMERIC 

COMPOSITIONS 

00: - 

57: Terminally functionalized polymers that are living 

or pseudo-living polymers reacted with certain allyl 

glycidyl ethers, or certain allylhalosilanes or 

combinations thereof, and a process for preparing 

the terminally functionalized polymers. Rubbermodified 

polymeric compositions comprising the 

terminally functionalized polymers. 

21: 2011/03549 22: 16/05/2011 43: 22/11/2011 

51: B64C 

71: SOO-CHEOL JUNG 

72: SOO-CHEOL JUNG 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0102770 32: 2008/10/20 

54: AIRCRAFT SYSTEM THAT ENABLES 

GROUND TRAVELING 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to an aircraft 

system that enables ground traveling, wherein 

takeoff and landing occur vertically so that traveling 

on the ground and flying in the air may be enabled. 

It specifically comprises a configuration such that at 

least three wheels connected at the bottom of its 

body are used for driving, a glide force is generated 

based on the wings that are installed on both sides 

symmetrically around said body, at least parts of 

said wing and body are furnished with a plurality of 

propellers to generate lift force and thrust force, 

respectively, and said wing is divided into a plurality 

of partitioning spaces so that it may undergo folding 

or transformation. Accordingly, when traveling on 

the ground road and encountering traffic, it takes off 

and flies in the air, and if required, it flies in the air 

and then lands to travel the ground road so that it is 

not limited by traffic but can move rapidly to a 

destination. 

21: 2011/03500 22: 12/05/2011 43: 16/11/2011 

51: C08F 

71: BRIDGESTONE CORPORATION 

72: JAMES E HALL, QIN ZENGQUAN, MARK N 

DEDECKER, JASON T POULTON 

33: US 31: 61/105.198 32: 2008/10/14 

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21: 2011/03579. 22: 2011/05/16. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: E04H 

71: CF ZONDAGH (T/A MICJACK) 

72: ZONDAGH, CHRISTO FERREIRA 

33: ZA 31: 2010/02261 32: 2010-03-30 

54: FENCE ARRANGEMENT 

00: - 

This invention relates to a fence arrangement and 

more particularly but not exclusively, to a fence 

arrangement combining palisade fencing and electric 

fencing in a novel and inventive manner. The fence 

arrangement includes at least one fence panel 

comprising a plurality of interconnected pales 

positioned adjacent one another so as to form a 

barrier, and at least one post to which an end of the 

panel is securable. The post and the panel are 

adapted to be securable to one another by way of 

threaded fasteners. The fence arrangement also 

includes an electric fence, conductive wires of which 

extend through apertures provided in the post. 

21: 2011/03592. 22: 2011/05/16. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B24D, B26B 

71: McPherson's Limited 

72: MURPHY, Rosemary, SOLARI, Clive 

33: AU 31: 2008905370 32: 2008-10-16 

54: SCISSORS AND SHARPENING 

ARRANGEMENT 

00: - 

The invention relates to scissors and a sharpening 

device. The scissors include two blades, each blade 

having a cutting edge and a back edge which 

respectively form opposite longitudinal edges of the 

blade. A pivot connects the two blades for relative 

movement of the blades between an open condition 

in which the cutting edge of each blade are apart 

and a closed condition in which each blade are 

substantially adjacent and the back edge of each 

blade projects beyond the cutting edge of the other 

blade. The blades also include a sharpening 

condition in which the cutting edge of each of the 

blades can be sharpened. A biasing means is 

included for biasing the blades away from the 

sharpening condition towards the closed condition 

and/or the open condition. The sharpening device is 

for scissors including two blades having a cutting 

edge. The sharpening device includes a hollow 

housing for receiving the blades of the scissors, a 

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pair of positioning units within the housing arranged 

in an opposed relationship to receive the blades 

therebetween when the scissors are inserted into the 

housing, and a pair of sharpener units located within 

the housing arranged in an opposed relationship to 

contact the blades therebetween. 

twisting, and any combination thereof, relative to 

said axis. 

21: 2011/03649 22: 19/05/2011 43: 25/01/2012 

51: H04M, G06Q, H04W 

71: ANA PAULA AMERUSO ABULASAN 

72: ANA PAULA AMERUSO ABULASAN and 

JEAN-MARC SCHIFFLER 

33: BR 31: PI-0804908-4 32: 2008/11/18 

54: SYSTEM OF SUBSIDIZED PHONE CALLS 

00: - 

57: System of subsidized phone calls, is essentially 

a system (S) made possible by means of 

telecommunication networks in general to be used 

with great efficiency, using the existent technical 

resources that, organized of new way, allows the 

execution of calls with part or all of the chargeable 

time subsidized by a sponsor through the sending of 

advertising and/or institutional messages to the 

calling subscriber. 

21: 2011/03960 22: 27/05/2011 43: 10/01/2012 

51: C07K, C12N 

71: AVESTHAGEN LIMITED 

72: PATELL VILLOO MORAWAL, SHEKAR SUNIL, 

IRENI SRINIVAS, DYAGA GOPAL 

33: IN 31: 2614/CHE/2008 32: 2008/10/28 

54: AN EXPRESSION VECTOR AND PROCESSES 

THEREOF 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to vectors for 

expression of recombinant anti-CD20 monoclonal 

antibody. The expression vectors comprise a 

Scaffold/Matrix Attachment Region such as SEQ ID 

NO: 1. 

21: 2011/03750 22: 23/05/2011 43: 23/11/2011 

51: A61F 

71: VASCULAR GRAFT SOLUTIONS LTD and THE 

MEDICAL RESEARCH, INFRASTRUCTURE, AND 

HEALTH SERVICES FUND OF THE TEL AVIV 

MEDICAL CENTER 

72: ORION EYAL, BACHAR YEHUDA, BEN-GAL 

YANAI, RAPAPORT AVRAHAM, CIBULSKI GILAD, 

WINSHTEIN RONNY 

33: US 31: 61/193 398 32: 2008/11/24, 

54: EXTERNAL STENT 

00: - 

57: An external vein support comprising an elongate 

axial body including an axis, said body is plastically 

deformable by at least one of stretching, bending, 

21: 2011/03971. 22: 2011/05/30. 43: 2011/11/30 

51: B65H 

71: FERAG AG 

72: STAUBER, ERWIN, BENZ, MARC-ANDREAS 

33: CH 31: 00856/10 32: 2010-05-31 

54: DEVICE AND METHOD FOR OPENING 

PRINTED PRODUCTS 

Page | 161


00: - 

The invention is related to a device for opening and 

further transporting of printed products (6) with 

respectively at least two sheets (18) held together 

over a fixed edge (10), comprising a conveying 

device (1) with transport grippers (7) driven in 

conveying direction (F) arranged with a distance 

between one another, which are designed to hold 

the printed products (6) suspended on their fixed 

edge (10), as well as with an opening device (2) 

arranged below the transport grippers (2), which is 

destined to open the printed products (6). The 

invention is characterised in that the opening device 

(2) comprises an opening wedge (15) capable of 

being inserted into a free edge zone (24) between 

the sheets of the printed product (6), and the 

opening device (2) furthermore comprises means (5) 

for supplying blast air (21), by means of which the 

sheets (18) of the printed product (6) are capable of 

being fanned open in the edge zone (24), into which 

the opening wedge (15) is inserted. 

TOLERANCE,BIOMASS AND/OR YIELD IN 

PLANTS EXPRESSING SAME 

00: - 

57: Provided are isolated polynucleotides comprising 

a nucleic acid sequence at least 80 % identical to 

SEQ ID NO:619, 617, 606, 615, 629, 1-36, 40, 41, 

43-45, 49, 52-56, 58, 113-343, 351, 354-358, 605, 

607-614, 616, 618, 620-628, 630-638, 642, 645, 

650, 651, 670, or 671. Also provided are nucleic acid 

constructs comprising same, isolated polypeptides 

encoded thereby, transgenic cells and transgenic 

plants comprising same and methods of using same 

for increasing abiotic stress tolerance, yield, 

biomass, growth rate, vigor, oil content, fiber yield, 

fiber quality, and/or nitrogen use efficiency of a plant. 

21: 2011/04036. 22: 2011/05/31. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: Lipid Pharmaceuticals Ehf. 

72: LOFTSSON, Thorsteinn, STEFANSSON, Einar 

33: US 31: 61/110,093 32: 2008-10-31 

54: FATTY ACIDS FOR USE AS A MEDICAMENT 

00: - 

The invention relates to fatty acid stimulation of 

rectal mucosa initiating the process of defecation, 

acting as a laxative. Furthermore, the invention 

relates to the usage of free fatty acids, fatty acid 

mixtures and fatty acid extracts from marine lipids in 

pharmaceutical formulations such as suppositories, 

ointments, tablets and gelatin capsules for treatment 

and prevention of multiple disorders like 

constipation, hemorrhoids, bacterial infections (e.g. 

helicobacter pylori), viral infections (e.g. herpes 

simplex virus infections) and inflammations, as well 

as against fissura ani and pruritus ani. 

21: 2011/04002 22: 31/05/2011 43: 07/12/2011 

51: C12N 

71: EVOGENE LTD 

72: AYAL SHARON, KARCHI HAGAI, EMMANUEL 

EYAL, DIBER ALEX, VINOCUR BASIA JUDITH, 

HERSCHKOVITZ YOAV, GRANEVITZE ZUR 

33: US 31: 61/193.830 32: 2008/12/29 

54: POLYNUCLEOTIDES,POLYPEPTIDES 

ENCODED THEREBY,AND METHODS OF USING 

SAME FOR INCREASING ABIOTIC STRESS 

21: 2011/04134 22: 03/06/2011 43: 13/01/2012 

51: B25B 

71: COETZEE JAN HENDRIK 

72: COETZEE JAN HENDRIK 

33: ZA 31: 2010/03951 32: 2010/06/03 

54: OIL FILTER WRENCH 

00: - 

57: An oil filter wrench which includes a generally 

concave rigid mount for mounting the wrench on an 

oil filter canister, the mount having a pivot support 

extending laterally from the rigid mount, a slotted 

shaft pivotally located along the pivot support and a 

strap having opposed ends coincidingly threaded 

through the slotted shaft for encircling an oil filter 

canister fixed in place by the strap and turning the 

shaft relative to the oil filter canister thereby 

releasing the oil filter canister upon replacement of 

the canister. 

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loop formed housing 16 that in turn extends sealably 

along the unit 12. Inflatable chambers 20 along the 

unit 12 are interconnected by integrally formed 

connector tube sections 22 along which the housing 

16 fits sealably. The housing 16 is formed with 

orifices 26 that extend through its wall enabling the 

flow of gas between the inside of the housing 16 and 

the chambers 20. The unit 12 and the pressurisation 

tube 14 are inflatable by way of a double port valve 

28. Inflation of the pressurisation tube 14 after the 

unit 12 has been inflated results in the 

compartmentalisation of the unit 12. 

21: 2011/04135 22: 03/06/2011 43: 05/01/2012 

51: F24J 

71: PALACE POWER SYSTEMS (PTY) LTD 

72: GOUS GERT JOHAN WILLEM 

33: ZA 31: 2010/03994 32: 2010/06/04 

54: SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a solar collector, which 

includes a sheet material defining a plurality of 

recesses shaped into liquid flow paths extending 

between a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet. The solar 

collector further includes a planar collector sheet 

mounted onto the pressed sheet material to define 

liquid conduits along the liquid flow paths between 

the pressed sheet material and the planar collector 

sheet. 

21: 2011/04172 22: 03/06/2011 43: 06/12/2011 

51: B60C 

71: RICHARD ANDREW DARVALL 

72: RICHARD ANDREW DARVALL 

33: ZA 31: 2010/01537 32: 2010/03/03, 

54: LEAK ACCOMMODATING PNEUMATIC TUBE 

00: - 

57: A leak accommodating pneumatic tube 10 

comprises a multi-chamber flexible unit 12 and an 

inflatable body compartmentaliser as constituted 

from a pressurisation tube 14 that extends along a 

21: 2011/04187 22: 06/06/2011 43: 06/12/2011 

51: G01F 

71: CAPTECH LTD 

72: HAIMI SHLOMO 

33: US 31: 12/512.052 32: 2009/07/30 

54: IMPROVED PUMP LID AND CONTAINERS 

EMPLOYING SUCH 

00: - 

57: A pump lid assembly for use with a container 

that may be used to create a vacuum or a pressurized 

state within the container, the lid assembly 

having a rotatable pump cylinder configuration and a 

pump piston mechanically associated with the 

rotatable pump cylinder configuration such that at 

least a portion of the piston is deployed within the 

pump cylinder, thereby defining between them a 

variable pump volume The pump piston is 

configured with a substantially cylindrical piston wall 

having an interior surface and an exterior surface 

such that at least a portion of the interior surface is 

configured for releasable attachment to the container 

at least a portion of the exterior surface of the piston 

wall interacts with the rotatable pump cylinder 

configuration so that rotation of the rotatable pump 

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cylinder configuration generates linear motion of the 

rotatable pump cylinder configuration. 

21: 2011/0422. 22: 2011/01/17. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: C07D A01N 

71: BASF SE 

72: VON DEYN, Wolfgang, PUHL, Michael, 

POHLMAN, Matthias, RACK, Michael, PARRA 

RAPADO, Liliana, LANGEWALD, Jürgen, 

ANSPAUGH, Douglas, D., OLOUMI-SADEGHI, 

Hassan, CULBERTSON, Deborah, L., RANKL, 

Nancy B., KAMP, Hennicke, VAN RAVENZWAAY, 

Bennard 

33: US 31: 61/073,574 32: 2008-06-18 

54: 1,2-BENZISOTHIAZOLE COMPOUNDS 

USEFUL FOR COMBATING ANIMAL PESTS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to sulfonamide 

compounds of formula (I) according to claim 1, as 

well as to the N-oxides and salts thereof. These 

compounds are useful for combating animal pests. 

The invention also relates to a process for the 

preparation of these compounds and to intermediate 

compounds used in said process. The invention 

further relates to a method for controlling animal 

pests by using the compounds of formula (I), the N- 

oxides or the salts thereof, to plant propagation 

material and to an agricultural and veterinary 

composition comprising said compounds, the N- 

oxides or the salts thereof. 

21: 2011/04298 22: 09/06/2011 43: 05/01/2012 

51: C07D 

71: UNIVERSITY OF BASEL 

72: CMILJANOVIC VLADIMIR, CMILJANOVIC 

NATASA, GIESE BERND, WYMANN MATTHIAS 

33: GB 31: 08211219.3 32: 2008/11/10 

54: TRIAZINE PYRIMIDINE AND PYRIDINE 

ANALOGS AND THEIR USE AS THERAPEUTIC 

AGENTS AND DIAGNOSTIC PROBES 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to novel therapeutic agents 

and diagnostic probes. The invention also relates to 

phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K) and mammalian 

target of rapamycin (mTOR) inhibitor triazine, 

pyrimidine and pyridine-based compounds of 

Formula (I), their stereoisomers, geometric isomers, 

tautomers, solvates, metabolites, N-oxide 

derivatives, pharmaceutically acceptable salts, and 

prodrugs thereof compositions of the new 

compounds, either alone or in combination with at 

least one additional therapeutic agent, with a 

pharmaceutically acceptable carrier; and uses of the 

new compounds, either alone or in combination with 

at least one additional therapeutic agent, for treating 

disorders mediated by lipid kinases. Methods of 

using compounds of Formula (I) for in vitro, in situ, 

and in vivo diagnosis, prevention or treatment of 

such disorders in mammalian cells, or associated 

pathological conditions, are disclosed. (Formula I) 

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21: 2011/04299 22: 09/06/2011 43: 25/01/2012 

51: A61K 

71: VDF FUTURECEUTICALS INC and XEROS 

PHARMACEUTICALS LLC 

72: HAMLIN DAVID, MAJETI SATYANARAYANA, 

PIETRZKOWSKI ZBIGNIEW 

33: US 31: 61/114.359 32: 2008/11/13 


ALLEVIATING HYPOSALIVATION AND FOR 

PROVIDING ORAL COMFORT 

00: - 

57: Various compositions and methods are provided 

to alleviate one or more symptoms associated with 

hyposalivation or xerostomia. Preferred 

compositions and methods employ one or more 

plant extracts and/or a proanthocyanidin at a 

concentration effective to reduce or eliminate the 

symptoms. Especially preferred extracts are isolated 

from a fruit and/or seed (e.g., grape, cranberry, blue 

berry, black berry, etc.), and where a second extract 

is present, such extract is preferably isolated from a 

citrus fruit (e.g., lemon, orange, lime, grapefruit, 

tangerine, mandarin orange, ugli fruit, etc.). 

21: 2011/04319. 22: 2011/06/09. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: C07C 

71: Theravance, Inc. 

72: DALZIEL, Sean, RAPTA, Miroslav 

33: US 31: 61/121,254 32: 2008-12-10 

54: CRYSTALLINE FORMS OF A 3- 

CARBOXYPROPYL-AMINOTETRALIN 

COMPOUND 

00: - 

The invention provides crystalline solid forms of (S)- 

4-((2S,3S)-7-carbamoyl-1,1-diethyl-3-methoxy- 

1,2,3,4-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-ylamino)-2- 

cyclohexylmethyl-butyric acid. The invention also 

provides pharmaceutical compositions comprising 

such crystalline solid forms, methods of using such 

crystalline solid forms to treat diseases associated 

with mu opioid receptor activity, and processes 

useful for preparing such crystalline solid forms. 

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21: 2011/04337 22: 10/06/2011 43: 11/01/2012 

51: A61K 

71: PALADIN LABS INC 

72: VINSON ROBERT, GOSSELIN PATRICK, 

BETANCOURT AIMESTHER OJITO 

33: US 31: 61/122.117 32: 2008/12/12 

54: NARCOTIC DRUG FORMULATIONS WITH 

DECREASED ABUSE POTENTIAL 

00: - 

57: The present application relates to novel narcotic 

formulations having a decreased injection abuse 

potential In a representative embodiment, the 

formulation comprises methadone hydrochloride (6- 

dimethylamino-4,4-diphenylheptan-3-one, a 

synthetic opiod), meglumine, cellulose, lactose, and 

magnesium stearate The application further 

illustrates methods for making the contemplated 

formulations. 

54: A METHOD FOR DESTROYING COAL MINE 

LOW CONCENTRATION METHANE GAS AND AN 

APPARATUS THEREOF 

00: - 

57: A method for destroying coal mine low 

concentration methane gas and an apparatus 

thereof. The method consists of the following steps: 

(A) electrifying an oxidizing bed (39), and starting 

and heating the oxidizing bed to be at least 800; (B) 

inputting coal mine low concentration methane gas 

into the oxidizing bed (39), carrying out the rapid 

reaction of methane and oxygen, and releasing heat; 

(C) storage (11) for storing the heat; (D) discharging 

clean waste gas out of the oxidizing bed (39) after 

the reaction; (E) switching the direction, and 

inputting the coal mine low concentration methane 

gas into the oxidizing bed (39) again so as to carry 

out a rapid oxidization reaction and release heat; 

and (F) storing and outputting redundant reaction 

heat, and repeating the steps (B)(C)(D)(E)(F). The 

apparatus consists of a switch valve mechanism 

(47), the oxidizing bed (39), a recovery valve 

mechanism, a gas inlet system and a process 

detection and control system. The switch valve 

mechanism (47) and the oxidizing bed (39) are 

assembled together and are integrated with the 

recovery mechanism (37) and the gas inlet system 

into a whole. 

21: 2011/04374 22: 13/06/2011 43: 03/01/2012 

51: E21F 

71: SHENGLI OIL FIELD SHENGLI POWER 

MACHINERY GROUP CO., LTD 

72: CHEN YILIANG, MA XIAOZHONG, SUN LONG 

33: CN 31: 200810249601.0 32: 2008/12/17 

21: 2011/04379. 22: 2011/06/10. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C03B; 

71: SAINT-GOBAIN EMBALLAGE 

72: GHIONE, Samuele, ZANELLA, Evelino 

33: FR 31: 0857658 32: 2008-11-12 

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54: AUTOMATIC SUBSTITUTION OF BLANK 

MOULDS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF HOLLOW 

GLASS PRODUCTS 

00: - 

A process for manufacturing a hollow glass product 

using an I.S. machine and a robot that can move 

alongside the blank moulds of this machine, 

characterized in that the robot is capable of 

replacing one or more blank moulds, section after 

section. An I.S. machine for manufacturing hollow 

glass products, comprising a robot that can move 

alongside the blank moulds, characterized in that the 

robot is capable of carrying several tools having 

different functions, simultaneously and/or alternately, 

chosen from an electromagnet, and/or a spray tube 

for greasing by spraying, and/or an optical 

pyrometer, an infrared or equivalent viewing port 

and/or a rotary abrasive tool and/or a camera or 

equivalent. 

21: 2011/04380. 22: 2011/06/13. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: AMGEN INC. 

72: ALLEN, Jennifer R., BOURBEAU, Matthew P., 

CHEN, Ning, HU, Essa, KUNZ, Roxanne, 

RUMFELT, Shannon 

33: US 31: 61/114,567 32: 2008-11-14 

33: US 31: 61/166,212 32: 2009-04-02 

54: PYRAZINE COMPOUNDS AS 

PHOSPHODIESTERASE 10 INHIBITORS 

00: - 

Pyrazine compounds, and compositions containing 

them, and processes for preparing such compounds. 

Provided herein also are methods of treating 

disorders or diseases treatable by inhibition of 

PDE10, such as obesity, non-insulin dependent 

diabetes, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, obsessivecompulsive 

disorder, and the like. 

21: 2011/04381. 22: 2011/06/10. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: ACHILLION PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 

72: PHADKE, Avinash, CHEN, Dawei, 

GADHACHANDA, Venkat, HASHIMOTO, Akihiro, 

PAIS, Godwin, WANG, Xiangzhu, AGARWAL, Atul, 

KIM, Ha Young, LI, Shouming, LIU, Cuixian, 

ZHANG, Suoming, DESHPANDE, Milind 

33: US 31: 61/121,378 32: 2008-12-10 

33: US 31: 61/226,317 32: 2009-07-17 

54: NEW 4-AMINO-4-OXOBUTANOYL PEPTIDES 

AS INHIBITORS OF VIRAL REPLICATION 

00: - 

The invention provides 4-amino-4-oxobutanoyl 

peptides of Formula I and the pharmaceutically salts 

and hydrates thereof. The variables R, R1, R6-R8, 

R16, R18, R19, M, n, T, Y, and Z are defined herein. 

Certain compounds of Formula I are useful as 

antiviral agents. The 4-amino-4-oxobutanoyl 

peptides disclosed herein are potent and/ or 

selective inhibitors of viral replication, particularly 

Hepatitis C virus replication. The invention also 

provides pharmaceutical compositions containing 

one or more 4-amino-4-oxobutanoyl peptides and 

one or more pharmaceutically acceptable carriers. 

Such pharmaceutical compositions may contain a 4- 

amino-4-oxobutanoyl peptides as the only active 

agent or may contain a combination of a 4-amino-4- 

oxobutanoyl peptides and one or more other 

pharmaceutically active agents. The invention also 

provides methods for treating viral infections, 

including Hepatitis C infections. 

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herein are potent and/ or selective inhibitors of viral 

replication, particularly Hepatitis C virus replication. 

The invention also provides pharmaceutical 

compositions containing one or more 4-amino-4- 

oxobutanoyl peptide cyclic analogues and one or 

more pharmaceutically acceptable carriers. Such 

pharmaceutical compositions may contain a 4- 

amino-4-oxobutanoyl peptide cyclic analogue as the 

only active agent or may contain a combination of a 

4-amino-4-oxobutanoyl peptide cyclic analogue and 

one or more other pharmaceutically active agents. 

The invention also provides methods for treating 

viral infections, including Hepatitis C infections, in 

patients. 

21: 2011/04382. 22: 2011/06/13. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K 

71: ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY 

72: BASEETH, Shireen, S., SEBREE, Bruce, R. 

33: US 31: 61/114,510 32: 2008-11-14 

54: ORGANOGEL COMPOSITIONS AND 

PROCESSES FOR PRODUCING 

00: - 

The present invention is directed towards organogel 

compositions comprising a phospholipid 

composition. Processes for producing such 

organogel compositions are further disclosed. The 

present invention is also directed towards uses of 

the novel organogel compositions in foods or 

beverages, cosmetics, personal care products, as a 

drug delivery vehicle or as a carrier of any desired 

compound. 

21: 2011/04383. 22: 2011/06/10. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: C07D 

71: ACHILLION PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 

72: PHADKE, Avinash, WANG, Xiangzhu, PAIS, 

Godwin, HASHIMOTO, Akihiro, GADHACHANDA, 

Venkat, CHEN, Dawei, AGARWAL, Atul, ZHANG, 

Suoming, LIU, Cuixian, LI, Shouming, DESHPANDE, 

Milind 

33: US 31: 61/121,378 32: 2008-12-10 

33: US 31: 61/226,323 32: 2009-07-17 

54: 4-AMINO-4-OXOBUTANOYL PEPTIDE 

CYCLIC ANALOGUES, INHIBITORS OF VIRAL 

REPLICATION 

00: - 

The invention provides 4-amino-4-oxobutanoyl 

peptides and cyclic analogues thereof of Formula I 

and the pharmaceutically salts thereof. The variables 

are defined herein. Certain compounds of Formula I 

are useful as antiviral agents. 4-amino-4- 

oxobutanoyl peptide cyclic analogues as disclosed 

21: 2011/04395. 22: 2011/06/13. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: CRONIN, Mark, GENG, Bolin, RECK, Folkert 

33: US 31: 61/114,706 32: 2008-11-14 

54: [4- (1-AMINO-ETHYL) -CYCLOHEXYL] - 

METHYL-AMINES AS ANTIBACTERIALS 

00: - 


Formula (I) and pharmaceutically acceptable salts 

thereof, to their use in the treatment of bacterial 

infections, and to their methods of preparation. 

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21: 2011/04396. 22: 2011/06/13. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: HOLENZ, Jörg, KARLSTRÖM, Sofia, 

KOLMODIN, Karin, LINDSTRÖM, Johan, RAKOS, 

Laszlo, ROTTICCI, Didier, SÖDERMAN, Peter, 

SWAHN, Britt-Marie, VON BERG, Stefan 

33: US 31: 61/114,634 32: 2008-11-14 

54: SUBSTITUTED ISOINDOLES AS BACE 

INHIBITORS AND THEIR USE (NEW 

COMPOUNDS 578) 

00: - 

The present invention relates to novel compounds of 

formula (I) and their pharmaceutical compositions. In 

addition, the present invention relates to therapeutic 

methods for the treatment and/or prevention of Aßrelated 

pathologies such as Downs syndrome, ß- 

amyloid angiopathy such as but not limited to 

cerebral amyloid angiopathy or hereditary cerebral 

hemorrhage, disorders associated with cognitive 

impairment such as but not limited to MCI ("mild 

cognitive impairment"), Alzheimer Disease, memory 

loss, attention deficit symptoms associated with 

Alzheimer disease, neurodegeneration associated 

with diseases such as Alzheimer disease or 

dementia including dementia of mixed vascular and 

degenerative origin, pre-senile dementia, senile 

dementia and dementia associated with Parkinson's 

disease, progressive supranuclear palsy or cortical 

basal degeneration. 

21: 2011/04409. 22: 2011/06/14. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: B03C 

71: OUTOTEC OYJ 

72: GREY, Thomas J., OREKONDY, Shivakumar 

33: US 31: 12/313,313 32: 2008-11-19 

54: BELTLESS RARE EARTH ROLL MAGNETIC 

SEPARATOR SYSTEM AND METHOD 

00: - 

A material separator system (10) and method for 

magnetically separating components of feedstock by 

directing the feedstock onto a thin rotating shell (18) 

enclosing one or more rotating magnetic rolls (72) 

capable of riding upon the interior of the shell. In one 

embodiment, a cam-and-bearing arrangement is 

used to permit the magnetic roll and shell each to 

rotate on its own independent axis. This provides the 

ability to adjust clearance, the line of contact, and 

the degree of contact between the magnetic roll and 

the shell. In another embodiment, a different 

arrangement provides the same capabilities. The 

system can be configured to drive a magnetic roll 

(72), which then drives the shell (18), or it can be 

configured to drive the shell (18), which then drives 

the magnetic roll (72). The system can also be 

configured as a retreater for retreating feedstock. 

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54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING 

METHACRYLATED BENZOPHENONES 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for producing 

methacrylated benzophenones and to the uses 

thereof. 

21: 2011/04423. 22: 2008/10/01. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C07D, A61K, A61P 

71: MERCK SERONO SA 

72: QUATTROPANI, ANNA, GERBER, PATRICK, 

SAUER, WOLFGANG, BOMBRUN, AGNES, 

MONTAGNE, CYRIL, MUZERELLE, MATHILDE, 

MARIN, DELPHINE, CROSIGNANI, STEFANO, 

DORBAIS, JEROME, GONZALEZ, JÉRÔME 

33: EP 31: 07117921.2 32: 2007-10-04 

33: US 31: 60/998,254 32: 2007-10-09 

54: OXADIAZOLE DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

The invention relates to compounds of formula I: 

wherein R 1 , R 2 , R a , R b , W, Q and S have the 

meanings given in claim 1. The compounds are 

useful e.g. in the treatment of autoimmune disorders, 

such as multiple sclerosis. 

21: 2011/04424. 22: 2011/06/14. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: C07C 

71: Evonik Röhm GmbH 

72: KNEBEL, Joachim, KLESSE, Wolfgang, 

BREINER, Christine Maria, SCHMITT, Gerold 

33: DE 31: 102008054611.9 32: 2008-12-15 

21: 2011/04425. 22: 2011/06/14. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C10L 

71: Zilkha Biomass Fuels LLC 

72: GRØNN, Arne Johannes 

33: NO 31: 20085249 32: 2008-12-15 

54: A METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION OF 

PELLETS OR BRIQUETTES 

00: - 

A method is provided for the production of pellets or 

briquettes from lignin containing material in the form 

of processable particles wherein the method 

comprises the steps of: passing the material, if it has 

a relative moisture content of more than about 30%, 

alternatively more than about 20% by weight, to a 

drying step and drying it to a relative moisture 

content of about 0-30%, alternatively about 0-20 % 

by weight; passing the material, optionally via an 

intermediate storage step, to a heat treatment step 

and heating the material to about 180-235°C by 

injecting steam into a reactor; maintaining the 

material in the reactor at the temperature reached 

for a sufficient time to soften the material and 

release lignin; reducing the pressure in the reactor in 

at least one step; and pelletizing or briquetting the 

treated material. The invention also concerns pellets 

or briquettes produced by the method. 

21: 2011/04426. 22: 2011/06/14. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: A61K, A61P, C07C, C07D 

71: Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited 

72: NAKAO, Akira, GOTANDA, Kentoku, AOKI, 

Kazumasa, HIRANO, Shimpei, HIRUMA, Yoshiharu, 

SHIIKI, Takeshi 

33: JP 31: 2008-327477 32: 2008-12-24 

54: INDANYL COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

Provided are novel low-molecular compounds which 

exhibit calcium receptor antagonist activity, and 

which are highly safe and orally administrable, 

namely, compounds having general formula (I) or 

pharmacologically acceptable salts thereof. In the 

general formula, A represents a single bond or the 

like; D represents a single bond or the like; R2a and 

R2b are the same or different from each other and 

represent a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, or the 

like; R3a and R3b are the same or different from 

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each other and represent a hydrogen atom, a 

halogen atom, or the like; R4 and R5 are the same 

or different from each other and represent a 

hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, or the like; R6 

represents methyl, ethyl, or the like; m represents an 

integer of 0 to 6, or the like; and Z represents 

carboxyl or the like. 

21: 2011/04428. 22: 2011/06/14. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: C04B 

71: Lafarge 

72: WALENTA, Günther, COMPARET, Cédric, 

MORIN, Vincent, GARTNER, Ellis 

33: FR 31: 08/07182 32: 2008-12-19 

54: HYDRAULIC BINDER BASED ON 

SULFOALUMINOUS CLINKER AND ON 

PORTLAND CLINKER 

00: - 

The subject of the present invention is a composition 

comprising at least one Portland clinker and one 

belite-calcium-sulfoaluminous-ferrite (BCSAF) 

clinker. 

71: SVEN IAN JACOBSEN 

72: SVEN IAN JACOBSEN 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: SOLAR GEYERS 

00: - 

57: A solar geyser (10), especially for use in parts of 

the word with high levels of solar radiation, the 

geyser comprising a spherical container (12) housed 

within a translucent shell (14) and a vacuum 

providing insulation between the shell and the 

container. The container being painted black to 

ensure maximum absorption of solar radiation, and 

the geyser including an inner reservoir (30) for 

storage of warm water (16) and means for 

monitoring the heat of the water in the inner 

reservoir – if the temperature reaches a 

predetermined maximum more water is added to the 

outer tank. If a predetermined minimum temperature 

is reached the flow of water into the outer container 

will be interrupted to ensure that the available water 

reaches the desired temperature. 

21: 2011/04430. 22: 2011/06/14. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: C08K, C08L 

71: Illinois Tool Works Inc. 

72: REYNOLDS, Jeffrey 

33: US 31: 12/329,867 32: 2008-12-08 

54: PEROXIDE DISPERSIONS 

00: - 

A hardener composition useful in a two part resin 

system. The hardener composition includes a 

reactive carrier, a peroxide catalyst, a thickener and 

thixotropic agent selected from fumed silica and 

precipitated silica, and optionally a filler. The 

hardener composition can have a shelf life of over 

six months. A two-part polyester resin system and a 

method of making a polyester resin composition are 

also disclosed. 

21: 2011/04435 22: 15/06/2011 43: 09/01/2012 

51: F24H, F24J 

21: 2011/04442 22: 15/06/2011 43: 09/01/2012 

51: A63B 

71: JOHNSON PETER EDWARD 

72: JOHNSON PETER EDWARD 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: GOLF CUP 

00: - 

57: A golf cup is provided that has a generally 

tubular cylindrical body and wherein indicia are 

depicted internally thereof on an inwardly directed 

surface so as to be at least partially visible from an 

oblique angle. The indicia may be provided on an 

inwardly directed surface of a ring removably 

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attached to the body co-axially therewith. 

Alternatively, the indicia may be provided on an 

inwardly directed surface of a sleeve that is a sliding 

fit within the golf cup. The invention also provides 

rings and sleeves carrying indicia on an inwardly 

directed surface thereof that in use is to be at least 

partially visible from an oblique angle wherein the 

rings and sleeves may be installed in association 

with existing golf cups. 

communication with, either said first computer 

processing unit or said second computer processing 

unit. In an embodiment of the invention, said signal 

reception and transmission means is in 

communication with said internet connection means 

so as to obtain an Internet Protocol (IP) address 

assigned to said digital device. 

21: 2011/04447. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: H04N, H04W 

71: MATLA INFOTECH (PTY) LIMITED 

72: WU, Chia Chao, WU, Guo-Zua, WU, Kun-Da 

54: A SYSTEM FOR DECODING A DIGITAL 

SIGNAL 

00: - 

A system for decoding a digital signal is provided, 

said system comprising a digital device including a 

signal reception and transmission means, an internet 

connection means, and a first and a second 

computer processing unit. The first computer 

processing unit is operable to demodulate a received 

broadcast signal into digital data, and the second 

computer processing unit is operable to control said 

reception and transmission means, said second 

computer processing unit being connected to said 

first computer processing unit by means of a digital 

interface. Significantly, said internet connection 

means is connected to, or is integrally in 

21: 2011/04449. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: H01H 

71: ABB TECHNOLOGY AG 

72: GENTSCH, Dietmar 

33: EP 31: 08021978.5 32: 2008-12-18 

54: SWITCH ARRANGEMENT FOR MEDIUM AND 

HIGH-VOLTAGE SWITCHING DEVICES 

00: - 

The invention relates to a switch arrangement for 

medium and high-voltage switching devices having 

switches (12), with which at least one of the contacts 

is a moving contact which can be actuated by means 

of a propelling charge. In order to ensure that both a 

high-current arrangement and a highvoltage 

arrangement can be taken into account, according to 

the invention it is proposed that, for a plurality of 

switches, a dedicated propelling charge is provided 

for each switch, and that the propelling charges are 

coupled together with regard to the time of the 

ignition. 

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21: 2011/04450. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: G03C 

71: TROY GROUP, INC. 

72: COLE, John, E., PFEUFFER, Joseph, J., RILEY, 

Michael, R. 

33: US 31: 61/138,848 32: 2008-12-18 

33: US 31: 12/638,593 32: 2009-12-15 

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SECURE 

DOCUMENT PRINTING 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for devising a 

pantograph. The method includes the steps of 

defining a message to be displayed on the 

pantograph, forming a background pixel format and 

a foreground pixel cluster pattern. The foreground 

cluster pattern is devised from the background pixel 

formation. Adjacent pixels in the background pattern 

are combined to form pixel clusters. The foreground 

pattern of pixel clusters is used to fill the characters 

of a pantograph message. 

21: 2011/04451. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: B32B 

71: TROY GROUP, INC. 

72: HOEFS, Eugene, RILEY, Michael R., HEILMAN, 

Kevin L. 

33: US 31: 61/139,510 32: 2008-12-19 

33: US 31: 12/543,438 32: 2009-08-18 

54: COATING COMPOSITION, SYSTEM 

INCLUDING THE COATING COMPOSITION, AND 

METHOD FOR PRODUCING SECURE IMAGES 

00: - 

A coating composition, system, and method for 

printing documents that are difficult to chemically or 

physically forge and that are easy to visually verify 

are disclosed. The system includes a substrate, a 

toner, including a colorant and a dye, a primary 

migration-enhancing coating applied using an offset 

printing process and optionally a secondary 

migration-enhancing coating applied using an offset 

printing process. An image formed using the toner of 

the invention is readily verified by comparing a 

colorant-formed image and a dye-formed image. In 

addition, if a solvent is used in an attempt to alter the 

printed image on the substrate, the dye migrates or 

diffuses to indicate tampering with the document. 

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21: 2011/04457. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: F16L 

71: ZIMCO GROUP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 

72: TICKLE, KARL THOMAS, VAN ZYL, 

CHRISTIAAN, WELSH, ANTHONY ROSS, BUSH, 

PETER HAMILTON 

33: ZA 31: 2010/08383 32: 2010-11-23 

54: HOSE CLAMP 

00: - 

The invention concerns a hose clamp (10) which 

includes a curved band (12) for encircling a hose 

and which has opposite first and second ends (14, 

26). A relatively large number of radially outwardly 

extending first teeth (16) are provided at the first end 

of the band and there is a circumferentially 

extending passage (28) defined at the second end of 

the band between radially inner member (30) and a 

radially outer member (32). The latter member 

carries a relatively small number of second teeth 

(40.1....) extending radially inwardly into the 

passage. The passage has openings at both 

circumferential ends through which the first end of 

the band can pass with the first and second teeth 

engaging one another in the passage. Also, there 

are fist and second guide formations (20, 44) at the 

first and second ends for guiding the first end into 

and through the passage. 

21: 2011/04470. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: B41J 

71: Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. 

72: BENJAMIN, Trudy, TORGERSON, Joseph M. 

54: FLUID EJECTION DEVICE 

00: - 

A fluid ejection device includes a plurality of address 

lines and a fire line for communicating a fire signal. 

The device also includes a plurality of nozzle circuits 

coupled to the fire line and the plurality of address 

lines. Each nozzle circuit is configured, when 

enabled, to eject fluid via a different one of a plurality 

of nozzles in response to the fire signal. A subset of 

the plurality of address lines is coupled to each pair 

of the plurality of nozzle circuits. Each subset that is 

coupled to one of the pairs of nozzle circuits is 

selected so that simultaneous activation of every 

address line of that subset simultaneously enables 

each nozzle circuit in the pair or pairs of nozzle 

circuits coupled to that triad and none of the other 

nozzle circuits of the plurality of nozzle circuits. 

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21: 2011/04473. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K 

71: Abraxis Bioscience, LLC 

72: TRIEU, Vuong 

33: US 31: 61/120,228 32: 2008-12-05 

54: SPARC BINDING PEPTIDES AND USES 

THEREOF 

00: - 

Disclosed are SPARC and albumin binding peptides 

for the targeting of disease sites, such as tumors, 

with therapeutic and diagnostic agents In particular, 

compositions comprising SPARC binding peptide - 

Antibody Fc domain fusion proteins and methods of 

their use are disclosed. 

21: 2011/04474. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: H04Q 

71: Commscope Inc. Of North Carolina 

72: HOU, Rong, MACAULEY, Daniel W., 

SATTERTHWAITE, Danny L. 

33: US 31: 61/139,209 32: 2008-12-19 

54: SYSTEM FOR INTELLIGENT PATCHING OF 

TELECOMMUNICATION CABLES WITH A 

COMMUNICATION NETWORK 

00: - 

A datacommunications patching system includes: a 

mounting frame; a first module mounted in the 

mounting frame and including a plurality of 

connector ports on one side thereof and first and 

second connectors on another side thereof; and a 

backplane that is mounted in the mounting frame. 

The backplane electrically connects to the first 

module via the first connector when the first module 

is mounted in the mounting frame in a first 

orientation, and wherein the backplane electrically 

connects to the first module via the second 

connector when the first module is mounted in the 

mounting frame in a second orientation that is 

inverted from the first orientation. 

21: 2011/04483 22: 17/06/2011 43: 09/01/2012 

51: A01N 

71: BUCKMAN LABORATORIES 

INTERNATIONAL, INC 

72: MARAIS DEBORAH A 

33: US 31: 61/143.180 32: 2009/01/08 

54: MICROBICIDAL COMPOSITIONS INCLUDING 

ACTIVATED NITROGENOUS COMPOUND AND 

1,4-BIS (BROMOACETOXY)-2-BUTENE,AND 

METHODS OF USING THE SAME 

00: - 

57: Microbicidal compositions for aqueous systems 

are provided that include (a) a nitrogenous 

compound activated by an oxidant or an enzyme 

and (b) 1,4-bis(bromoacetoxy)-2- butene (BBAB). 

The components are present in a combined amount 

synergistically effective to control the growth of at 

least one microorganism. Methods for controlling the 

growth of microorganisms in aqueous systems with 

the compositions are also provided. 

21: 2011/04484. 22: 2011/06/17. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: G06F 

71: ONEWIRE, INC 

72: MCCAGG, Brin, VON STADE, Skiddy 

33: US 31: 61/118,335 32: 2008-11-26 

54: STRUCTURED JOB SEARCH ENGINE 

00: - 

Candidates use a computer-based system to create 

profiles of their job experience, skills, interests, and 

future job requirements. Companies seeking 

candidates to fill job positions use the system to 

create profiles of the positions they seek to fill. The 

system automatically matches candidates to 

company searches based on their profiles, and 

confidentially and anonymously presents the 

companies with a list of candidates, ranked in 

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decreasing order of the degree of match. The 

system may also notify candidates of positions which 

match their profiles. Candidates may earn referral 

fees from companies by referring positions to other 

candidates. 

attractive for induction of mucosal and systemic 

immunity to SIV/HIV and other diseases. 

21: 2011/04486. 22: 2011/06/17. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: B25D, E21B 

71: SANDVIK MINING AND CONSTRUCTION OY 

72: MUUTTONEN, Timo, KANDELIN, Lars, 

SAUKKO, Pekka 

33: FI 31: 20086097 32: 2008-11-20 

54: ROCK DRILLING MACHINE AND AXIAL 

BEARING MODULE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a rock drilling machine and 

an axial bearing module. The rock drilling machine 

(5) is equipped with an axial bearing (18) having at 

least one axial piston (19, 20) for axially positioning 

a drill shank (7) and for damping stress pulses 

returning from the rock. The axial bearing comprises 

a module (21) that is detachable in one piece from 

one installation direction. The axial bearing module 

comprises the required pressure medium channels 

(27), seals (37, 37a, 37b, 37c), bearing surfaces 

(18), and a module frame (22, 25, 38a, 38b) having 

at least bearing housing in connection therewith. 

21: 2011/04485. 22: 2011/06/17. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI 

72: PODACK, Eckhard, R., STRBO, Natasa 

33: US 31: 61/116,971 32: 2008-11-21 

54: HIV/SIV VACCINES FOR THE GENERATION 

OF MUCOSAL AND SYSTEMIC IMMUNITY 

00: - 

Compositions of genetically engineered, secreted 

gp96 (gp69-Ig) induced strong mucosal and 

systemic immune responses and CD8 expansion 

that was independent of CD4 help. Immunization of 

patients with gp96-Ig immunization is especially 

21: 2011/04487. 22: 2011/06/17. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: ONCOTHERAPY SCIENCE, INC. 

72: MATSUO, Yo, OHSAWA, Ryuji, HISADA, Shoji 

33: US 31: 61/116,543 32: 2008-11-20 

54: GLYCOGEN SYNTHASE KINASE-3 BETA 

INHIBITORS CONTAINING 7-HYDROXY- 

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BENZOIMIDAZOLE-4-YL-METHANONE 

DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

GSK-3beta inhibitors comprising 7-Hydroxybenzoimidazole-4-yl-methanone 

Derivatives are 

provided. For example, the inhibitors have following 

general formula (I). 

21: 2011/04488. 22: 2011/06/17. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: B21B, B25D 


72: KANDELIN, Lars, MUUTTONEN, Timo, 

SAUKKO, Pekka 

33: FI 31: 20086098 32: 2008-11-20 

54: ROCK DRILLING MACHINE AND AXIAL 

BEARING MODULE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a rock drilling machine (5) 

equipped with an axial bearing (18) having at least 

one axial piston (39a, 39b) for setting the axial 

position of a drill shank (7) and for damping stress 

pulses returning from the rock. The axial bearing 

comprises a module (21 a, 21 b) that is detachable 

in one piece from one installation direction. The axial 

bearing module comprises all necessary seals (42a, 

42b), bearing surfaces (40a, 40b), and a module 

frame (38a, 38b). Supporting forces (FA, FB) caused 

by the operation of the axial bearing are transmitted 

by means of support members (43) in the module 

frame directly to the body (11 ) of the rock drilling 

machine, which is a uniform piece at least at the 

axial bearing (18). 

21: 2011/04500. 22: 2011/06/17. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: H02K 

71: Robert Bosch GmbH 

72: SEKERTZIS, Vassilios, RUDOLPH, Lars, 

HERBOLD, Klaus, WEBER, Gerlinde, AMARAL, 

Daniel 

33: DE 31: 102008054959.2 32: 2008-12-19 

54: ELECTRICAL MACHINE, PARTICULARLY 

ALTERNATING CURRENT GENERATOR 

00: - 

The invention relates to an electrical machine, 

particularly an alternating current generator, that can 

be designed as a three-phase alternator, for 

example, having - preferably electrical - components 

that are protected from access, wherein to this end 

there is a protective cap (47) fastened by means of 

at least one snap region (103), wherein the snap 

region (103) has a snap-in hook (92) having a snapin 

hook root (106), wherein there is a bending region 

(109) between the snap-in hook (92) and the snap-in 

hook root (106), wherein the bending region (109) 

has a cambered surface (112, 115). 

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21: 2011/04512. 22: 2011/06/17. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: E01F, E04B 

71: ANGELICO, Michele 

72: ANGELICO, Michele 

33: IT 31: TV2008A000148 32: 2008-11-19 

54: ANTI-NOISE PANEL 

00: - 

It is disclosed an anti-noise panel comprising a front 

shell and a rear shell that are coupled together 

within which rubber elements of specifically 

designed shape and size are incorporated. Said 

panel can be advantageously obtained by using also 

recycled, injected thermoplastic material, that allows 

the resulting panel to be conveniently used when the 

wind causes strong impact, for example, along 

railway lines where the compression waves 

generated by trains traveling at high speed over time 

tend to disassemble the riveted aluminum/steel 

sound barriers currently in use. 

21: 2011/04501. 22: 2011/06/17. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: Merck Patent GmbH 

72: PICARD, Martin Andreas, MANEGOLD, 

Christian, WHEELER, Helen, KHASRAW, Mustafa, 

NEYNS, Bart 

33: US 31: 61/116,519 32: 2008-11-20 

54: NEW THERAPY AND MEDICAMENT USING 

INTEGRIN LIGANDS FOR TREATING CANCER 

00: - 

The invention relates to a combination therapy for 

the treatment of tumors and tumor metastases 

comprising administration of integrin ligands, 

preferably integrin antagonists, together with cotherapeutic 

agents or therapy forms that have 

synergistic efficacy when administered consecutively 

with said ligands, such as chemotherapeutic agents 

and or radiation therapy. The therapy results in a 

synergistic potential increase of the inhibition effect 

of each individual therapeutic on tumor cell 

proliferation, yielding more effective treatment than 

found by administering an individual component 

alone, concurrently or not in the dosage regime of 

the present invention. 

21: 2011/04543. 22: 2011/06/20. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61M, A61M 

71: FERNANDES, Desmond Brian 

72: FERNANDES, Desmond Brian 

33: ZA 31: 2008/10747 32: 2008-12-19 

54: A SKIN TREATMENT DEVICE 

00: - 

A skin treatment device including a support body in 

the form of an elongated stem 12; two resiliency 

flexible axles and two rollers 18, 20. The axles are 

fixed to the stem at proximal ends thereof and 

extend outwardly from opposite sides of the stem. 

The axles define axes of rotation along their lengths 

which are co-planar and define an oblique angle 

between them. Each roller is rotatably supported on 

a different one of the axles and has a contact 

surface with radially-extending needles 30 for 

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penetrating the skin of a person to deliver a bioactive 

ingredient into the skin. The angled axles provide for 

the rollers to follow the natural curvature of the body 

of the person while the contact surfaces of the rollers 

maintain a high degree of contact with the person's 

skin. 

21: 2011/04544. 22: 2011/06/20. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: B01D 

71: FLSmidth A/S 

72: QUILTER, Jared, ROSE, Brandon 

33: US 31: 61/204,018 32: 2008-12-30 

54: HORIZONTAL BELT FILTER 

00: - 

A belt filter for separating liquids from solids in a 

slurry feed comprising a frame supporting a porous 

filter medium arranged over a moving carrier belt. 

The medium is adaptable to receive the feed and 

separate liquid filtrate therefrom. A vacuum pan is 

provided for collecting liquid filtrate separated from 

the feed. The vacuum pan is a rectangular trough 

having an open end located directly underneath the 

carrier belt, with the length of said vacuum pan being 

situated in the direction of movement of the carrier 

belt. A filtrate manifold is provided for receiving the 

filtrate from the vacuum pan, with the filtrate 

manifold being attached to and located directly 

underneath the vacuum pan to form an integral 

assembly that facilitates performing maintenance on 

the vacuum pan. 

21: 2011/04545. 22: 2011/06/20. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61K, A61P, C07K, C12N, C12P 


72: HIRUMA, Yoshiharu, TSUDA, Eisuke, 

TAKIZAWA, Takeshi, NAKAYAMA, Makiko 

33: JP 31: 2009-094613 32: 2009-04-09 

54: ANTI-Siglec-15 ANTIBODY 

00: - 

Disclosed is a pharmaceutical composition for 

treating and/or preventing abnormalities of bone 

metabolism, which targets a protein encoded by a 

gene that can be strongly expressed in osteoclasts. 

Specifically disclosed are: a pharmaceutical 

composition containing an antibody that can 

recognize human Siglec-15 specifically and has an 

activity of inhibiting the formation of osteoclasts; and 

others. 

21: 2011/04551. 22: 2011/06/21. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A01N, A61K 

71: HIGH POINT PHARMACEUTICALS, LLC 

72: POLISETTI, Dharma Rao, GUPTA, Suparna, 

EBDRUP, Soren 

33: US 31: 61/116,810 32: 2008-11-21 

54: ADAMANTYL BENZAMIDE COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

Embodiments of the present invention provide 

adamantyl benzamide derivtives and pharmaceutical 

compositions comprising adamantyl benzamide 

derivatives. Methods of use of such compounds and 

compositions to modulate the activity of 11ßhydroxysteroid 

dehydrogenase type 1 (11ßHSD1) in 

a subject are also provided. 

21: 2011/04553. 22: 2011/06/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: B32B 

71: USG INTERIORS, INC. 

72: YEUNG, Lee, K 

33: US 31: 12/275,755 32: 2008-11-21 

54: MULTI-LAYER ACOUSTICAL PLASTER 

SYSTEM 

00: - 

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An acoustical plaster system features a base layer 

mixture and a finish layer mixture. The base layer 

mixture includes a first binder, a first thickener and a 

plurality of first particles, with the first particles being 

porous, lightweight, non-close packing particles 

having a first mean diameter. The finish layer 

mixture includes a powder latex binder, a second 

thickener and a plurality of second particles, with the 

second particles being porous, lightweight particles 

having a second diameter. The first mean diameter 

is larger than said second mean diameter. 

of the invention are concerned with the locking clip 

itself and with a method assembling the water box. 

21: 2011/04561. 22: 2011/06/21. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: E03B; E03C 

71: DAVIS & DEALE IRRIGATION (PROPRIETARY) 

LIMITED 

72: DAVIS, BEVAN JOHN 

33: ZA 31: 2010/03618 32: 2010-05-21 

54: WATER METER BOX 

00: - 

One aspect of the invention concerns a water meter 

box which has box parts of concave shape that can 

be mated with one another to form an enclosure 

about a water meter. The box parts have holes that 

register with one another when the box parts are so 

mated. For each pair of registering holes, there is a 

pair of clips that can be mated inseparably with one 

another by inter-engagement of locking formations 

on the clips when the clips are inserted in opposite 

directions into those registering holes. Other aspects 

21: 2011/0457. 22: 2011/01/18. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A01N 

71: BASF SE 

72: ISHAQUE, Michael, SCHNABEL, Gerhard, 

ANSPAUGH, Douglas, D. 

33: EP 31: 08158664.6 32: 2008-06-20 

54: AGROCHEMICAL FORMULATIONS 

COMPRISING A PESTICIDE, AN ORGANIC UV- 

PHOTOPROTECTIVE FILTER AND COATED 

METAL-OXIDE NANOPARTICLES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to an agrochemical 

formulation comprising a pesticide, an organic UV 

photoprotective filter and coated metal oxide 

nanoparticles. It also relates to a method for 

preparing said formulation. Further on, it also relates 

to the use of a mixture of an organic UV 

photoprotective filter and coated metal oxide 

nanoparticles in agrochemical formulations and the 

use of a agrochemical formulation according to the 

invention for stabilizing a pesticide against UV 

irradiation. Further on, it relates to a method of 

combating harmful insects and/or phytopathogenic 

fungi, which comprises contacting plants, soil or 

habitat of plants in or on which the harmful insects 

and/or phytopathogenic fungi are growing or may 

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grow, plants or soil to be protected from attack or 

infestation by said harmful insects and/or 

phytopathogenic fungi with an effective amount of 

the formulation according to the invention, to a 

method of controlling undesired vegetation, which 

comprises allowing a herbicidal effective amount of 

said formulation to act on plants, their habitat. 

(2), in order to stabilize the vehicle (2) in response to 

the explosion. 

21: 2011/04574. 22: 2011/06/21. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: Pfizer Inc. 

72: BRICKNER, Steven Joseph, FLANAGAN, Mark 

Edward, LALL, Manjinder Singh 

33: US 31: 61/139,159 32: 2008-12-19 

54: MONOCARBAMS 

00: - 

The invention relates to compounds of formula (I); 

wherein R1 R2, R3, R4, R5, and R6 as defined 

herein. The invention also relates to pharmaceutical 

compositions and methods of treating bacterial 

infections using compounds of formula (I). 

21: 2011/04575. 22: 2011/06/21. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: F41H 

71: SLOMAN,, Roger Mark 

72: SLOMAN,, Roger Mark 

33: GB 31: 0822444.6 32: 2008-12-10 

54: VEHICLE STABILIZATION 

00: - 

A vehicle (2), comprising: pressure detection means 

(16), vehicle stabilizing means (18); means (14) for 

receiving an input from the pressure detection 

means (16), in response to the pressure detection 

means (16) detecting an increase in pressure 

caused by an explosion; and control means (12) for 

controlling, in response to reception of the input from 

the pressure detecting means (16), the vehicle 

stabilizing means (18) to apply a force to the vehicle 

21: 2011/04576. 22: 2011/06/21. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A01K 

71: ANDERSON, Mark L. 

72: DINGMAN, Brian, PITZEN, James, ANDERSON, 

Mark L. 

33: US 31: 61/147,793 32: 2009-01-28 

54: CONFORMABLE AND REUSABLE LICK 

DETERRENT 

00: - 

A lick deterrent device to deter animals from biting or 

chewing. The deterrent device has a flexible 

substrate physically conformable in three directions 

with conductive traces thereon. The lick deterrent 

device is configured for electrical connection to a 

removable power source. The traces are configured 

so that they may be contacted by an animal's tongue 

or saliva, so that upon contact, an electrical circuit is 

completed thereby delivering a mild electric shock to 

the animal. The lick deterrent device may be 

stretchable in at least one direction. 

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21: 2011/04578 22: 21/06/2011 43: 09/01/2012 

51: F24F, F28D, F28F 

71: F F SEELEY NOMINEES PTY LTD 

72: ROBERT WILLIAM GILBERT 

33: AU 31: 2008905875 32: 2008/11/13 

54: INDIRECT EVAPORATIVE COOLER 

CONSTRUCTION 

00: - 

57: A counter flow indirect evaporative heat 

exchanger (10) having vertically stacked alternate 

counter flow wet (14) and dry (12) passages where 

the wet passages are wetted during operation of the 

heat exchanger by wetting means (50, 52, 53, 54, 

70, 72, 74, 76) travelling vertically of the stack. 

Elongately wetting of a small plurality of the total 

number of passages (14, 12) of the heat exchanger 

(10) occurs at a time during vertical travel of the 

wetting means. 

21: 2011/04599. 22: 2011/06/22. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A61K, A61P, C07K 

71: NOVO NORDISK A/S 

72: HILDEN, Ida, KROGH, Berit Olsen, CLAUSEN, 

Jes Thorn, OLSEN, Ole Hvilsted, BREINHOLT, 

Jens, LAURITZEN, Brian, SØRENSEN, Brit Binow 

33: EP 31: 08172520.2 32: 2008-12-22 

54: ANTIBODIES AGAINST TISSUE FACTOR 

PATHWAY INHIBITOR 

00: - 

The invention relates to antibodies that specifically 

bind to tissue factor pathway inhibitor (TFPI) and 

that reduce the clotting time of blood. Such 

antibodies have utility in the treatment of subjects 

with a coagulopathy. 

21: 2011/04604. 22: 2011/06/22. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61M 

71: SMITH & NEPHEW PLC 

72: GREENER, Bryan 

33: GB 31: 0900423.5 32: 2009-01-12 

54: NEGATIVE PRESSURE DEVICE 

00: - 

A method and apparatus are disclosed for providing 

negative pressure at a wound site. The apparatus 

includes a negative pressure reservoir (18) and a 

reservoir valve (17) for selectively connecting the 

reservoir to a wound chamber (14) at a wound site. 

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21: 2011/04605. 22: 2011/06/22. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: E21D 

71: M&J MINING & MARKETING CONSULTANTS 

(PTY) LTD 

72: MATHEWS, THOMAS DANIEL GURNEY 

33: ZA 31: 2010/04244 32: 2010-06-15 

54: ANCHORING ARRANGEMENT 

00: - 

This invention relates to an anchoring arrangement, 

and more particularly but not exclusively, to an 

anchoring arrangement suitable for use in being 

secured inside a hole drilled in a rock stratum in a 

mining application. The anchoring arrangement 

includes an elongate tendon, and an eye formation 

extending from one end of the tendon. The tendon 

and the eye formation is integrally formed from a 

multiple wire strand cable. 

33: JP 31: 2008-327476 32: 2008-12-24 

54: CYCLIC AMINE COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

Provided are novel low-molecular compounds which 

exhibit calcium receptor antagonist activity, and 

which are highly safe and orally administrable, 

namely, compounds having general formula (I) or 

pharmacologically acceptable salts thereof. In the 

general formula, R1, R2a, and R2b are each a 

hydrogen atom or the like; R3 is methyl, ethyl, or the 

like; Z is carboxyl or the like; Ar is phenyl or the like; 

A is a single bond or the like; B is a single bond or 

the like; n is 0 or 1; and m is an integer of 0 to 6. 

21: 2011/04619. 22: 2011/06/22. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: NAKAO, Akira, GOTANDA, Kentoku, AOKI, 

Kazumasa, HIRANO, Shimpei, HIRUMA, Yoshiharu, 

SHIIKI, Takeshi 

21: 2011/04620. 22: 2011/06/22. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A01N, A61K 

71: Intec Pharma Ltd. 

72: MASRI, Suher, MOOR, Eytan, KIRMAYER, 

David, KLUEV, Elena, CARNI, Giora, NAVON, 

Nadav 

33: US 31: 61/120,051 32: 2008-12-04 

54: ZALEPLON GASTRORETENTIVE DRUG 

DELIVERY SYSTEM 

00: - 

A biodegradable, multi-layered controlled release 

gastroretentive dosage form which is optionally 

divided into a first dosage of zaleplon for controlled 

release and a second dosage of zaleplon for 

immediate release in the stomach and 

gastrointestinal tract of a patient, folded into a 

capsule which disintegrates upon contact with 

gastric juice and the gastroretentive dosage form 

unfolds rapidly upon contact with gastric juice. The 

biodegradable, multi- layered gastroretentive dosage 

forms of the invention provide efficient sleep 

induction with good sleep maintenance and minimal 

next day residual effects. 

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21: 2011/04626. 22: 2011/06/22. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: F01L 

71: Scuderi Group, LLC 

72: MELDOLESI, Riccardo, LACY, Clive, PERKINS, 

Anthony, GILBERT, Ian 

33: US 31: 61/205,777 32: 2009-01-22 

54: VALVE LASH ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM FOR A 

SPLIT-CYCLE ENGINE 

00: - 

The present invention provides a valve actuation 

system comprising a valve train for actuating a valve, 

the valve train including actuating elements and a 

valve lash, and a valve lash adjustment system for 

adjusting the valve lash, wherein the valve train and 

the valve lash adjustment system do not share any 

common actuating elements. 

21: 2011/04630 22: 23/06/2011 43: 09/01/2012 

51: B60L, B61C, G01R 

71: ACCUTRAK (PTY) LIMITED 

72: KAPP DIEDERIK ARNOLDUS 

33: ZA 31: 2010/04171 32: 2010/06/11 

54: BATTERY MONITORING SYSTEM 

00: - 

57: A battery pack monitoring system wherein each 

cell has a sensor and a transmitter responsive to the 

sensor, to transmit data on the cell to a receiver. 

21: 2011/04629 22: 23/06/2011 43: 19/01/2012 

51: B65D 

71: POLYOAK PACKAGING (PTY) LTD 

72: ALISON LOUW 

33: ZA 31: 2010/06354 32: 2010/09/06 

54: CLOSURE AND CLOSURE ARRANGEMENT 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a closure for a foil 

sealed container, the closure having integral cutting 

means for cutting through the foil seal. The closure 

has a top wall with an annular depending skirt 

wherein the cutting means is in the form of two or 

more cutting protrusions extending from the top wall 

within the confines of the skirt. 

21: 2011/04631 22: 23/06/2011 43: 09/01/2012 

51: C07K, C12N, C12R 

71: PIONEER HI-BRED INTERNATIONAL INC 

72: ABAD ANDRE R, KAPKA-KITZMAN DEIRDRE 

M, MATHIS JOHN P, WOLFE THOMAS C 

33: US 31: 61/146.708 32: 2009/01/23 

54: NOVEL BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS GENE 

WITH LEPIDOPTERAN ACTIVITY 

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00: - 

57: The invention provides nucleic acids, and 

variants and fragments thereof, obtained from 

strains of Bacillus thuringiensis encoding 

polypeptides having pesticidal activity against insect 

pests, including Lepidoptera. Particular 

embodiments of the invention provide isolated 

nucleic acids encoding pesticidal proteins, pesticidal 

compositions, DNA constructs, and transformed 

microorganisms and plants comprising a nucleic acid 

of the embodiments. These compositions find use in 

methods for controlling pests, especially plant pests. 

21: 2011/04648. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: C07K 

71: AMGEN INC. 

72: SUN, Jeonghoon, TAM, Lei-Ting Tony, 

MICHAELS, Mark, Leo, BOONE, Thomas, C., 

DESHPANDE, Rohini, LI, Yue-Sheng, HAN, Hq 

33: US 31: 61/200,250 32: 2008-11-26 

33: US 31: 61/259,060 32: 2009-11-06 

54: VARIANTS OF ACTIVIN IIB RECEPTOR 

POLYPEPTIDES AND USES THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention provides stabilized activin IIB 

receptor polypeptides and proteins capable of 

binding and inhibiting the activities of activin A, 

myostatin, or GDF-11. The present invention also 

provides polynucleotides, vectors and host cells 

capable of producing the stabilized polypeptides and 

proteins. Compositions and methods for treating 

muscle-wasting diseases and metabolic disorders 

are also provided. 

21: 2011/04649. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B601L, E21L, H02J 


72: PIIPPONEN, Juha, OSARA, Jukka, KUITTINEN, 

Jarno, KOUVO, Mikko 

33: FI 31: 20086134 32: 2008-11-26 

54: METHOD FOR USING MINING VEHICLE, 

ARRANGEMENT IN MINE, ROCK DRILLING RIG, 

AND MINING VEHICLE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for using a mining 

vehicle, arrangement in a mine, rock drilling rig, and 

mining vehicle. Tasks according to a work cycle are 

performed at work sites (19) with a mining work 

device (2) in a mining vehicle (1). At the work site, 

the vehicle is connected to an external electrical 

network (20). An energy storage (26) of the vehicle 

is charged during the work cycle defined by a 

excavation plan, when the vehicle is at a work site. 

After the work cycle is done, electricity obtained from 

the energy storage is used in a transfer drive. 

21: 2011/04650. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: C12N, C12R 

71: C5 LIGNO TECHNOLOGIES IN LUND AB 

72: HAHN-HÄGERDAL, Bärbel, BENGTSSON, 

Oskar, BETTIGA, Maurizio, SANCHEZ, Rosa, 

Garcia, RUNDQUIST, David, GORWA- 

GRAUSLUND, Marie-Francoise 

33: SE 31: 0802467-1 32: 2008-11-24 

54: SACCHAROMYCES STRAIN WITH ABILITY 

TO GROW ON PENTOSE SUGARS UNDER 

ANAEROBIC CULTIVATION CONDITIONS 

00: - 

The invention relates to an improved 

Saccharomyces strain displaying improved viability 

and growth during anaerobic fermentation of 

pentose carbon sources such as xylose and 

producing fermentation products such as ethanol. 

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21: 2011/04651. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B60B 

71: K. HARTWALL OY AB 

72: GRÖNHOLM, Jack 

33: EP 31: 10397510.8 32: 2010-06-24 

54: CASTOR 

00: - 

The present invention provides a castor comprising 

a wheel (10) having an axial central bore and an 

inner portion (13) in the vi-cinity around the bore, a 

hub (30) adapted coaxially and at least partially 

within the central bore of the wheel (10), the hub 

(30) comprising radially protruding labyrinths (31) 

adapted to cover at least partly the side surface of 

the inner portion (13) of the wheel (10), and a single 

ball bearing (20) adapted to connect the hub (30) to 

the wheel (10) so that the bearing (20) is protected 

from external impurities by the labyrinths (31), 

whereby the bearing (20) provides assisted 

rotational movement between the hub (30) and the 

wheel (10). The castor (1) has been provided with 

radial clearance (40) between the hub (30) and inner 

por-tion (13) of the wheel (10), the clearance (40) 

being dimen-sioned to provide a flexing zone for 

accommodating elastic de-formations of the wheel 

(10) upon external later-al impacts sub-jected 

thereto, wherein the hub (30) is adapted to provide 

radial sup-port for the inner portion (13) of the 

elastically deformed wheel (10). 

21: 2011/04656. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: SYNTAXIN LIMITED 

72: FOSTER, Keith, JOHNSTONE, Stephen, 

MARKS, Philip 

54: SUPPRESSION OF NEUROENDOCRINE 

DISEASES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a method for 

suppressing neuroendocrine disease. The therapy 

employs use of a non-cytotoxic protease, which is 

targeted to a neuroendocrine tumour cell, preferably 

via a somatostatin or cortistatin receptor, a GHRH 

receptor, a ghrelin receptor, a bombesin receptor, a 

urotensin receptora melanin- concentrating hormone 

receptor 1; a KiSS-1 receptor or a prolactinreleasing 

peptide receptor. When so delivered, the 

protease is internalised and inhibits secretionfrom 

said tumourcell. The present invention also relates to 

polypeptides and nucleic acids for use in said 

methods. 

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21: 2011/04666. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B01J C07C C10G 

71: SASOL TECHNOLOGY (PROPRIETARY) 

LIMITED 

72: VAN DE LOOSDRECHT, Jan, BOOYSEN, 

Willem Adriaan 

33: ZA 31: 2008/10615 32: 2008-12-15 

54: CATALYSTS 

00: - 

A process for regenerating a spent particulate waxcontaining 

cobalt-based Fischer-Tropsch synthesis 

catalyst is provided. The process includes subjecting 

the spent wax-containing catalyst sequentially to a 

dewaxing treatment, an oxidation treatment and a 

reduction treatment. During the dewaxing treatment, 

the spent wax-containing catalyst is at least partially 

dewaxed, with dewaxed catalyst particles being 

produced. During the oxidation treatment, an 

oxygen-containing gas is passed through a bed of 

the dewaxed catalyst particles at an operating 

temperature T°C where 150 

21: 2011/04668. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B65B 

71: MAF Agrobotic 

72: BLANC, Philippe 

33: FR 31: 11/01334 32: 2011-04-29 

54: DEVICE FOR THE OPENING BY BLOWING 

AIR OF A PACKING BAG FOLDED FLAT AND 

BAGGING MACHINE PROVIDED WITH AT LEAST 

ONE SUCH DEVICE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a device for opening a 

packing bag folded flat comprising means (34) for 

blowing air in the direction of the end mouth (26) of 

the bag, and a pinching device (38) adapted to be 

able to pinch at a distance from the end mouth and 

entire width of the end section, which is at least 

substantially impermeable to gas flows, of the bag 

folded flat, so as to ensure the opening of the end 

mouth (26) under the effect of blowing means (34) 

regardless of the gas-permeability characteristics of 

the walls of the bag extending beyond the said end 

section.The invention covers a bagging machine 

provided with at least one such opening device. 

21: 2011/04670. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61K 


72: GLOMME, Alexander, WOJTERA, Paul 

33: EP 31: 09151254.1 32: 2009-01-23 

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54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION 

COMPRISING ALEGLITAZAR 

00: - 

The invention relates to a pharmaceutical 

composition comprising aleglitazar and to the 

process of manufacture and uses thereof. 

methods of treating diseases during which is 

expressed anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 protein. 

21: 2011/04671. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K, A61P, C07C, C07D 

71: Abbott Laboratories 

72: KUNZER, Aaron R., ELMORE, Steven W., 

HEXAMER, Laura, PARK, Cheol-min, SOUERS, 

Andrew J., SULLIVAN, Gerard M., WANG, Gary T., 

WANG, Xilu, WENDT, Michael D. 

33: US 31: 61/145,611 32: 2009-01-19 

54: APOPTOSIS-INDUCING AGENTS FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF CANCER AND IMMUNE AND 

AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES 

00: - 

Disclosed are compounds of Formula (1), in which 

A1, Z1, Z1A, Z2, Z2A, L1 and Z3 are as defined in 

the claims, which inhibit the activity of anti-apoptotic 

Bcl-2 proteins, compositions containing the 

compounds and their use in treating diseases during 

which anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 protein is expressed. 

21: 2011/04672. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: HEXAMER, Laura, DING, Hong, ELMORE, 

Steven W., KUNZER, Aaron R., SONG, Xiaohong, 

SOUERS, Andrew J., SULLIVAN, Gerard M., TAO, 

Zhi-Fu, WENDT, Michael D. 

33: US 31: 61/145,627 32: 2009-01-19 

54: APOPTOSIS-INDUCING AGENTS FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF CANCER AND IMMUNE AND 

AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES 

00: - 

Disclosed are compounds of formula (I) which inhibit 

the activity of anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 proteins, 

compositions containing the compounds and 

21: 2011/04673. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: H02J 

71: Accenture Global Services Limited 

72: TAFT, Jeffrey D. 

33: US 31: 12/353,836 32: 2009-01-14 

33: US 31: 12/353,413 32: 2009-01-14 

54: DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM ANALYSIS USING 

METER DATA 

00: - 

A monitoring system includes a first sensor (112, 

200) positioned at a first location along a phase 

conductor line (104, 602 ) and a second sensor 

(112, 200) position at a second location along the 

phase conductor line. The first sensor is comprising 

means for generating a first set of synchrophasor 

data. The second sensor is comprising means for 

generating a second set of synchrophasor data. The 

monitoring system includes a processor comprising 

means for receiving the first and second sets of 

synchrophasor data. The processor is further 

comprising means for determining a primary side 

voltage (Vp) of at least one distribution transformer 

(110, 600) electrically connected to the phase 

conductor line based on a secondary side voltage 

(Vs) of the at least one distribution transformer. The 

primary side voltage is determined based on meter 

data from a plurality of metered loads (608, 610) 

electrically coupled to a secondary side of the at 

least one distribution transformer. The processor is 

further comprising means for determining at least 

one phase conductor line condition based on the first 

and second sets of synchrophasor data and the 

primary side voltage. 

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21: 2011/04675. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: E01B 

71: Vossloh Werke GmbH 

72: BÖSTERLING, Winfried, ESFANDIYARI, 

Farhad, STEIDL, Michael 

33: EP 31: 08172979.0 32: 2008-12-29 

54: ELASTIC TENSIONING CLAMP AND RAIL 

FIXATION THEREFORE 

00: - 

An elastic tensioning clamp made of spring steel for 

rail fixation comprises a central loop (44) having two 

inner legs (46) connected by an arc-shaped central 

portion (48) as well as nooses (42) connected to the 

inner legs (46) of the central loop (44) and running 

towards the free ends (50) of the tensioning clamp 

(40). The nooses (42) are formed so as to have, in 

the unloaded state, a maximum height (H) of at least 

20 mm above the upper plane (E2) of the central 

loop (44) in the region of the two inner legs (46). 

21: 2011/04676. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B60K, B62D, F16H 

71: Polaris Industries Inc. 

72: MELVIN, Timothy F., ECK, Richard E., 

PETERSON, Robbi L., SKIME, Tim, 

CORNELIUSEN, Steven D. 

33: US 31: 12/317,298 32: 2008-12-22 

54: VEHICLE 

00: - 

A utility vehicle (100) is disclosed having a flat or 

quasi-flat floor section in an operator area (120). The 

utility vehicle may also include an air inlet (506) for 

an engine intake system (500) being forward of the 

operator area. The utility vehicle may also include an 

air inlet (542) for a CVT cooling system (502) 

positioned to draw air from the operator area. The 

utility vehicle may also one or more cup holders 

(240, 242) positioned in the operator area below 

seat level. 

21: 2011/04677. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: E 21 D 

71: VAN NIEKERK, Dennis 

72: VAN NIEKERK, Dennis 

33: ZA 31: 2011/01635 32: 2011-03-03 

54: A TENSIONER FOR A TENSILE MEMBER 

AND A METHOD OF TENSIONING A TENSILE 

MEMBER 

00: - 

This invention relates to a tensioner fro a tensile 

member, the tensile member including a part 

projecting from a face of an object in which the 

tensile member is anchored. The tensioner defines 

a front, rear, and a passage therethrough, from the 

front to the rear along an axis of the tensioner, for 

the projecting part to extend through. The tensioner 

includes an engagement formation for engaging 

Page | 189


engagement means on the projecting part of the 

tensile member, a rear bearing surface for bearing 

against the face of the object, and an inflatable body 

disposed around the axis and in front of the rear 

bearing surface. Bu inflating the inflatable body, it 

deforms and causes displacement of the 

engagement formation away from the face of the 

object along the axis, thereby tensioning the tensile 

member. 

relates to polypeptides and nucleic acids for use in 

said methods. 

21: 2011/04679. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61K, A61P, C12N 

71: SYNTAXIN LIMITED 

72: MADEC, Frederic, LECANE, Phil, MARKS, 

Phillip, FOSTER, Keith 

54: SUPPRESSION OF CANCERS 

00: - 


suppressing or treating cancer, in particular to a 

method for suppressing or treating one or more of 

colorectal cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer 

and/ or lung cancer. The therapy employs use of 

anon-cytotoxic protease, which is targeted to a 

growth hormone-secreting cell such as to a pituitary 

cell.When so delivered, the protease is internalised 

and inhibits secretion/ transmission of growth 

hormonefromsaid cell. The present invention also 

21: 2011/04689. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B01F, B01J 


72: HULTHOLM, Stig-Erik, LILJA, Launo, NYMAN, 

Bror, PEKKALA, Pertti, (RUONALA, Mikko, 

TIIHONEN, Jari, VAARNO, Jussi 

33: FI 31: 20080633 32: 2008-11-25 

54: AN OPEN PRESSURISED AGITATED 

REACTOR AND A METHOD FOR MIXING GAS 

AND SLURRY WITH EACH OTHER 

00: - 

The invention relates to an apparatus (1) for 

performing hydrometallurgical processes under 

pressurised conditions. The apparatus consists of a 

tall vertical reactor (2) and a pressurised horizontal 

reactor (3) located beneath it. The vertical reactor (2) 

for its part comprises two nested tubes, so that the 

upper part of the inner tube (4) is equipped with a 

downdraft mixer (6) and elements (17) that intensify 

the absorption of the supplied gas into the slurry, 

such as Venturis. The slurry is fed into the inner tube 

(4) to flow downwards and the reaction gas is fed 

into the upper part of the inner tube (4) at one point 

at least. The vertical reactor (2) is connected at its 

lower section to an autoclave-type horizontal reactor 

(3), which is equipped with effective radial mixers (7) 

to keep the slurry suspension in motion and to 

achieve an upflow to convey the slurry suspension 

into the outer tube (5) of the vertical reactor (2). In 

the method accordant with the invention the length 

of contact time occuring under pressure between the 

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gas and slurry is extended by means of the 

horizontal reactor (3). 

33: NO 31: 20085410 32: 2008-12-30 

54: CARRIER FOR GROWING MACROALGAE IN 

A WATER VOLUME, AND AN ARRANGEMENT 

FOR SUSPENDING SUCH CARRIERS 

00: - 

Carrier for growing macroalgae, with an element 

provided for the growth of seeds deposited thereon, 

and having elements for suspension in a water 

volume. The carrier (11) is a sheet provided with 

apertures (12) allowing the flow of water from one 

side to the other, the surface of the sheet having a 

structure which will retain spores and seeds. The 

invention also comprises an arrangement for 

suspending such a carrier (11). It comprises 

connecting means (16) connected to at least one 

part of an edge (14) of the carrier. It may also be 

used a platform submersed in the sea, to which the 

carrier may be attached. 

21: 2011/04691. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A01N, A01P 

71: MAKHTESHIM CHEMICAL WORKS LTD. 

72: BARAZANI, Avner 

33: US 31: 61/141,749 32: 2008-12-31 

54: METHOD FOR CONTROLLING INSECTS IN 

PLANTS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for controlling 

woolly apple aphid insect comprising contacting the 

insect or a locus, where control of the insect is 

desired, with a combination of at least one 

neonicotinoid compound and at least one 

benzoylphenyl urea compound. 

21: 2011/04692. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A01G 

71: SEAWEED ENERGY SOLUTIONS AS 

72: BAKKEN, Paal Andreas 

21: 2011/04708. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: F16L 

71: DPI PLASTICS (PTY) LIMITED 

72: BEHRENDT, Allen Colin 

33: ZA 31: 2010/04484 32: 2010-06-24 

54: PIPE COUPLING 

00: - 

The invention relates to a component (10) for a pipe 

coupling, to a pipe coupling (100) and to a pipe 

assembly (190). The component (10) includes an 

arcuate body (12) moulded of a synthetic polymeric 

material and at least one complemental arcuate 

reinforcing strip (22) embedded in the body (12). 

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21: 2011/04717. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: KANNO, Osamu, NAKAJIMA, Katsuyoshi, AOKI, 

Kazumasa, TANAKA, Ryoichi, HIRANO, Shimpei, 

OIZUMI, Kiyoshi, ASANO, Daigo 

33: JP 31: 2009-008635 32: 2009-01-19 

54: HETEROATOM-CONTAINING CYCLIC 

COMPOUND 

00: - 

Disclosed is a novel low molecular weight compound 

which has a bone formation promoting effect. 

Specifically disclosed is a compound represented by 

general formula (I) or a pharmacologically 

acceptable salt thereof. (In the formula, the 

substituents are defined as follows: A is a 3- to 10- 

membered heterocyclyl group or the like; B is an 

amino group or the like; and X represents N or the 

like.) 

21: 2011/04714. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: Intervet International B.V. 

72: JACOBS, Antonius Arnoldus Christiaan, VAN 

DER GEIZE, Robert, DIJKHUIZEN, Lubbert 

33: US 31: 61/143,869 32: 2009-01-12 

33: EP 31: 09150379.7 32: 2009-01-12 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION TO 

PROTECT AN ANIMAL AGAINST A DISORDER 

ARISING FROM AN INFECTION WITH A 

BACTERIUM THAT BELONGS TO THE GROUP 

OF NOCARDIOFORM ACTINOMYCETES 

00: - 

The invention pertains to a pharmaceutical 

composition to protect an animal against a disorder 

arising from an infection with a bacterium that 

belongs to the group of nocardioform actinomycetes 

having the ability to survive within macrophages of 

the animal, comprising live bacteria of a 

nocardioform actinomycetes species, the live 

bacteria being attenuated by inactivation of a gene 

that encodes a protein involved in 

methylhexahydroindanedione propionate 

degradation, and a pharmaceutically acceptable 

carrier for these live bacteria. 

21: 2011/04718. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: A61K, A61Q 

71: Living Proof, Inc. 

72: PUERTA, David Thomas, WILLIAMS, Susan 

Alice, MCLAUGHLIN, Ronald P., ANDERSON, 

Daniel Griffith 

33: US 31: 12/354,697 32: 2009-01-15 

54: BETA-AMINO ESTER COMPOUNDS AND 

USES THEREOF 

00: - 

Hair treatment compositions are disclosed 

comprising a ß-amino ester compound in a 

cosmetically acceptable vehicle, such as a spray or 

cream. In embodiments, the compounds include a 

polybutadiene moiety. Methods of treating hair with 

the compositions to impart volume, texture and 

definition are also disclosed. 

21: 2011/04719. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/03 

51: D21B, D21C 

71: Biogasol IPR ApS 

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72: BELDRING, Finn, LUKIC, Dragan, HILSTRØM, 

Troels 

33: DK 31: PA 2009 00047 32: 2009-01-13 

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR IN-FEEDING 

OF MATTER TO A PROCESS REACTOR 

00: - 

The present invention relates to an apparatus, which 

can be part of a pretreatment (101) system in a plant 

for the production of fuels derived from plant 

biomass, e. g. first generation crops, such as grain, 

sugarcane and corn or second generation crops 

such as lignocellulosic biomass. The apparatus has 

the function of in-feeding and dewatering biomass so 

as to control water content in biomass before the 

dewatered biomass is introduced into a process 

reactor (215) in a plant for the production of, for 

example, bio-ethanol. The in-feeding and dewatering 

processes are carried out at a pressure higher than 

or equal to the pressure inside the process reactor 

(215) providing the advantage of a fluid tight sealing 

of the process reactor and facilitating its continuous 

feeding. 

downlink control channel (PDCCH) only during an 

SPS activation window, wherein the SPS activation 

window precedes a discontinuous reception (DRX) 

on-duration by a predetermined amount of time. Also 

included is a UA comprising a component configured 

to detect an SPS activation/reconfiguration signaling 

over a PDCCH only during an SPS activation 

window, wherein the SPS activation window 

precedes a DRX on-duration by a predetermined 

amount of time. 

21: 2011/04725 22: 27/06/2011 43: 11/01/2012 

51: E05B, E05G 

71: ANNANDALE WILLIAM CONLY 

72: ANNANDALE WILLIAM CONLY 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: SECURITY SYSTEM 

00: - 

57: A security arrangement which includes a number 

of safes, each of which is operable in response to a 

separate biometric signal, and a processor which, 

dependent on payment for use of a safe, controls 

operation of the safe. 

21: 2011/04721. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: H04W 

71: Research In Motion Limited 

72: YU, Yi, CAI, Zhijun 

33: US 31: 61/122,481 32: 2008-12-15 

54: SEMI-PERSISTENT SCHEDULING AND 

DISCONTINUOUS RECEPTION ALIGNMENT 

00: - 

A method is provided for detection of an uplink grant 

for a user agent (UA). The method comprises 

detecting a semi-persistent scheduling (SPS) 

activation/reconfiguration signaling over a physical 

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21: 2011/04739 22: 27/06/2011 43: 11/01/2012 

51: A43B 

71: LUIZ ARIETA PEREIRA 

72: LUIZ ARIETA PEREIRA 

33: ZA 31: 2008/10871 32: 2008/12/24 

54: SANDAL SUITABLE FOR POST-PEDICURE 

USE 

00: - 

57: A sandal of basically flip-flop configuration is 

provided comprising a sole (1, 19), an upstanding 

thong (2, 17, 23, 26, 29) for passing between the big 

toe and the adjacent second toe of a wearer and a 

pair of straps (3, 14, 22, 31) each of which 

operatively connects the thong with an opposite side 

(4) of the sole between the heel and toe thereof so 

as to form a closed loop with the sole. At least one 

releasable connection (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 27, 28) is 

associated with the thong or straps or both whereby 

the closed loop that each strap forms with the sole 

can be releasably opened as and when required. 

The releasable connection that typically includes a 

two component connector may be provided at or 

towards an end region (5, 15) of its associated strap 

remote from the thong. Alternatively, the ends (21, 

25, 30) of the straps (22, 31) associated with the 

thong are releasable from the sole either by being 

releasable from the thong or by the thong being 

releasable from sole. 

21: 2011/04744. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K 


72: THOMAS, Cherry, Teresa, CHAN, Geoffrey 

33: US 31: 61/145,210 32: 2009-01-16 

54: TREATMENT OF A CANCER USING A 

COMBINATION OF BENDAMUSTINE AND AN 

ANTI-CD20 ANTIBODY 

00: - 

Disclosed is the use of bendamustine in combination 

with an anti-CD20 antibody to treat cancer. The 

combination can be administered separately, 

sequentially and/or simultaneously. Pharmaceutical 

compositions and medicament are also disclosed. 

21: 2011/04745. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: A61K, A61P, A61Q 

71: ALLERGAN, INC. 

72: MULLINS, Debbie, STUCKER, Connie, WALT, 

John, G., WHITCUP, Scott, M., SCHIFFMAN, Rhett, 

M. 

33: US 31: 61/143,317 32: 2009-01-08 

33: US 31: 61/160,946 32: 2009-03-17 

33: US 31: 61/181,165 32: 2009-05-26 

33: US 31: 61/181,353 32: 2009-05-27 

54: CYCLOSPORINE COMPOSITIONS FOR 

ENHANCING NAIL GROWTH 

00: - 

The present invention is directed to cyclosporine 

compositions and methods for stimulating the growth 

of nails and cuticles in a mammal, including humans. 

The compositions may be administered topically to 

the nail bed, nail matrix and cuticle in an amount 

effective to increase nail growth and thicken, 

strengthen and smooth the nail. The composition is 

also effective in strengthening and growing nails, 

including fingernails and toenails. 

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21: 2011/04746. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: ALLERGAN, INC. 

72: SCHIFFMAN, Rhett, M., WHITCUP, Scott, M., 

WALT, John, G., MULLINS, Debbie, STUCKER, 

Connie 

33: US 31: 61/181,353 32: 2009-05-27 

33: US 31: 61/181,165 32: 2009-05-26 

33: US 31: 61/160,946 32: 2009-03-17 

33: US 31: 61/143,317 32: 2009-01-08 

54: COMPOSITIONS FOR ENHANCING NAIL 

GROWTH 

00: - 

The present invention is directed to compositions 

and methods for stimulating the growth of nails and 

cuticles in a mammal, including humans. The 

compositions may be administered topically to the 

nail bed, nail matrix and cuticle in an amount 

effective to increase nail growth and thicken, 

strengthen and smooth the nail. The composition is 

also effective in strengthening and growing nails, 

including fingernails and toenails. 

parallel connected linear and non-linear resistive 

components 15, 16 effectively into the circuit at 

frequencies associated with wavefront rise times of 

up to five microseconds. 

21: 2011/04748. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: H02H 

71: STRIKE TECHNOLOGIES (PTY) LTD 

72: PRETORIUS, Rapha Erasmus 

33: ZA 31: 2011/00400 32: 2011-01-14 

54: A SURGE SUPPRESSOR 

00: - 

This invention relates to an electrical surge 

suppressor 10 which includes a CR network 

configured to be connected between earth 14 and a 

phase of a switch controlled, AC electric load circuit. 

The CR network includes: a linear resistive 

component 15 which is connected to the earth 14; a 

non-linear resistive component 16 which is 

connected in parallel with the linear resistive 

component 15 and having a pre-determined kneepoint 

voltage value; a capacitive component 18 

which is connected in series with the parallel 

connected resistive components 15, 16 and 

connected to a phase contact 12; and an external 

contact 20 which is arranged between the linear 

resistive component 15 and the capacitive 

component 18. The capacitive component 18 is 

operable to decouple the resistive components 15, 

16 from the circuit at power supply frequency but to 

couple the combined resistive impedance of the 

21: 2011/04749. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: STAEHLE, Wolfgang, KOBER, Ingo, 

SCHIEMANN, Kai, SCHULTZ, Melanie, WIENKE, 

Dirk 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 059 578.0 32: 2008-11-28 

54: BENZONAPHTYRIDINE COMPOUNDS USED 

AS INHIBITORS OF AUTOTAXIN 

00: - 

The invention relates to compounds of formula (I), in 

which R1, R2, R3, R4, R5,D, Z, X, Y, m and p are 

defined as cited in claim 1. Said compounds can be 

used in the treatment of tumours. 

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21: 2011/04752. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: E04B, E04C 

71: Tarik Ali,, ABULABAN 

72: ABULABAN, Tarik Ali 

33: US 31: 12/350,589 32: 2009-01-08 

54: REINFORCED LOAD BEARING STRUCTURE 

00: - 

A reinforced concrete load bearing structure in the 

form, of a concrete begin or slab includes a concrete 

structuralø member and a hollow element swell as a 

PVC pipe or steel tube extending through the 

concrete structural member. The load bearing 

structure also includes a plurality of steel reinforced 

rods and steel stamps or rivets formed into a cage 

like skeleton surrounding the hollow element and 

being encased Ia the concrete that forms the 

concrete structural member. In an alternative form a 

concrete slab or floor having a length, width and 

thickness with a plurality of parallel load bearing 

supports is disclosed. Hie integral support has a 

rectangular or trapezoidal shape that extends 

downwardly under the floor with a hollow tube 

surrounded by a case like structure extending 

through the support member. 

21: 2011/04754. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B21B 

71: Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche S.p.A. 

72: CERNUSCHI, Ettore, BERTELLI, Aristide 

Giacomo, KULESSA, Gerhard 

33: IT 31: MI2008A002343 32: 2008-12-30 

54: MULTI-STAND ROLLING MILL OF THE 

LONGITUDINAL ELONGATOR KIND FOR ROD- 

SHAPED BODIES, COMPRISING FOUR-ROLLS 

STANDS, AND METHOD FOR SUBSTITUTING 

THE STANDS 

00: - 

There is described multi-stand rolling mill with stands 

having four motorized rolls and provided with 

controls outside the stand and retractile spindles, 

which comprises a central body with said stands; a 

first platform (41) on a side charge position carrying 

the substitution stands; a second platform (42) on a 

side discharge position, opposite to said side charge 

position; a transversal translation device (43, 44) 

adapted to push the substitution stands against the 

corresponding stands to be substituted on the 

central body. The stands to be substituted translate 

on the second platform, and the substitution stands 

substitute the stands to be substituted in the central 

body. 

21: 2011/04755. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: F01K, F02C, F03G 

71: Siemens Concentrated Solar Power Ltd. 

72: BARKAI, Menashe 

33: US 31: 61/193,824 32: 2008-12-29 

54: HYDROGEN PERMEABLE PIPE 

00: - 

A solar thermal power plant is provided, comprising 

a solar collection system configured for utilizing 

incident solar radiation to heat a heat transfer fluid 

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(HTF), and a power block configured for utilizing the 

heated HTF to generate power. The solar collection 

system comprises a plurality of pipes for carrying the 

HTF and being characterized by a first degree of 

permeability to hydrogen, at least some of the pipes 

comprising portions exposed to the atmosphere and 

comprising a membrane made of a material 

characterized by a second degree of permeability to 

hydrogen being higher than the first degree of 

permeability to hydrogen. 

groups of pulses having different magnetic flux 

densities, and the plants are exposed to the pulsed 

electromagnetic field for 1 to 120 minutes once to 30 

times a day or continuously for several days. Plant 

growth, germination, and yields are significantly 

increased in an environmentally friendly manner, 

and the resistance against diseases is boosted. 

21: 2011/04757. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A01N, C07D 

71: Syngenta Participations AG 

72: WALTER, Harald, STIERLI, Daniel 

33: GB 31: 0900991.1 32: 2009-01-21 

54: NOVEL MICROBIOCIDES 

00: - 

Compounds of formula (I), in which the substituents 

are as defined in claim 1, are suitable for use as 

microbiocides. 

21: 2011/04756. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A01C, A01G 

71: GLEIM, Peter 


33: EP 31: 09151609.6 32: 2009-01-29 

54: METHOD FOR THE TREATMENT OF PLANTS 

USING ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for treating plants 

using electromagnetic fields. In said method, a pulse 

generator applies pulse sequences to growing plants 

or the seeds thereof in a pulsed electromagnetic 

field, wherein the individual pulses have a frequency 

ranging from 1 to 100 Hz, and the amplitude of each 

individual pulse corresponds to an exponential 

function or the pulses have envelope curves rising 

and falling in the shape of an arch. The individual 

pulses are emitted in synchronous or asynchronous 

21: 2011/04768 22: 28/06/2011 43: 17/01/2012 

51: A46B 

71: DUNN TROY PERCIVAL 

72: DUNN TROY PERCIVAL 

33: ZA 31: 2008/09994 32: 2008/11/25 

54: TOOTHBRUSH CLEANER 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a toothbrush cleaner for 

cleaning between the bristles of a toothbrush. The 

toothbrush cleaner includes primary and secondary 

cleaning formations for cleaning the toothbrush, a 

receptacle for receiving a volume of disinfectant 

therein, a dispensing outlet for dispensing the 

disinfectant from the receptacle to at least the 

primary cleaning formation and a vibratory means for 

causing the device to vibrate thereby aiding the 

cleaning of the toothbrush. Pressure applied to the 

receptacle causes the disinfectant to be dispensed 

to the primary cleaning formation via the dispensing 

outlet. The toothbrush cleaner may further include 

an ultra violet LED for the purposes of sterilising the 

primary and secondary cleaning formations and/or 

the bristles of the toothbrush onto which the light is 

directed. 

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21: 2011/04769 22: 28/06/2011 43: 18/01/2012 

51: E05C 

71: STRYDOM NICOLAAS JOHANNES 

HERMANUS 

72: STRYDOM NICOLAAS JOHANNES 

HERMANUS 

33: ZA 31: 2008/10192 32: 2008/12/01 

54: A SECURING DEVICE 

00: - 

57: This invention relates to a method of forming a 

securing device (10) in a panel (12), to a securing 

device (10) and to a panel (12). It is envisaged that 

the securing device (10) of the invention can be 

applied releasably to secure a panel (12), such as a 

door panel, a window panel, a panel of a drawer, or 

the like, for example, in a closed condition. In 

addition, the securing device (10) can be used to 

secure a panel (12), such as a door panel, or the 

like, for example, in an open condition, so as to 

serve as a door stop, for example. The securing 

device (10) includes: an elongate slide member (18) 

insertable through a mouth (20) of a passage (11 ) 

cut in a panel (12); a manually operable actuation 

member (24) connectable to the inserted slide 

member (18) through an opening, defined in one of 

the major faces (12.1 ), through which at least a 

portion of the passage (22) is revealed, such that at 

least a portion of the manually operable actuation 

member (18) extends from the opening; and a guide 

plate (30) defining a guide slot (32), the guide plate 

(30) being securable to the major face (12.1 ) to 

cover the opening, such that the manually operable 

actuation member (24) extends through the guide 

slot (32). 

21: 2011/04770 22: 28/06/2011 43: 11/01/2012 

51: E03B, E03C, F16K, G01F 

71: GRAY IAN 

72: GRAY IAN 

33: AU 31: 2008906223 32: 2008/12/01 

54: AUXILIARY TANK AND MAINS WATER 

SUPPLY SYSTEM 

00: - 

57: A water supply system that supplies water to a 

plumbing system from either a mains supply, or an 

auxiliary supply. In a default state, a shuttle valve is 

pressure balanced and couples water from the 

mains supply to the plumbing system via mains inlet 

port and outlet port, and in another state the shuttle 

valve is pressure unbalanced and moved so that 

auxiliary water is coupled to the plumbing system via 

an auxiliary inlet port and the outlet port of the 

shuttle valve. Water is drawn from an auxiliary tank 

and coupled to the plumbing system when two 

conditions exist, namely when water is demanded, 

as sensed by flow sensor, and when water is 

available from the auxiliary supply, as sensed by 

float system. Water pressure at the auxiliary inlet 

port causes the shuttle to move from the default 

state and couple water from the auxiliary inlet port to 

the outlet port and thus to the plumbing system. 

When either of the two conditions are not met, the 

shuttle valve remains in the default state and 

couples mains water from the mains inlet port to the 

outlet port and thus to the plumbing system. 

21: 2011/04778. 22: 2011/06/28. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: C23C; 

71: SAINT-GOBAIN COATING SOLUTION 

72: BILLIERES, Dominique 

33: FR 31: 0858176 32: 2008-12-01 

33: US 31:12/325,387 32: 2008-12-01 

33: FR 31: 0951004 32: 2009-02-17 

54: COATING FOR A DEVICE FOR SHAPING 

GLASS MATERIAL 

00: - 

The invention relates to a coating for a device for 

shaping glass materials, including: a first 

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quasicrystalline, approximate, or amorphous metal 

phase and a second phase consisting of a eutectic 

alloy having a fusion point of 950° to 1,150°C and a 

nominal hardness of 30 to 65 HRC; equipment for 

shaping glass into sheet glass or plate glass 

provided with said coating; a material consisting of 

said coating; a premixed or prealloyed powder, or a 

formed flexible cord or wire, making it possible to 

obtain said coating; and a thermal projection method 

for obtaining said coating. 

Packing material can comprise or be treated with a 

suitable catalyst for increasing the rate of chemical 

decomposition, thus further improving system 

efficiency. 

21: 2011/04779. 22: 2011/06/28. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: C10M, F15B, F16N 

71: KLAYH, KEITH, DONALD, NORMAN, 

CULHANE, WILLIAM 

72: KLAYH, Keith, Donald, Norman, CULHANE, 

William 

33: US 31: 61/193443 32: 2008-12-01 

54: OIL LUBRICANT FOR USE IN AIR TOOLS OR 

AIR MOTORS 

00: - 

An air tool or air motor lubricant for adding to 

compressed air, and the method of operating air 

tools with the lubricant, in which the lubricant 

comprises a mixture of a polyalphaolefin or 

polyalphaolefin blend having a viscosity in the range 

of 2 to 3000 cSt and a high molecular weight 

complex ester in a ratio of 1.3: 1 to 20 : 1 of the 

polyalphaolefin or polyalphaolefin blend to the high 

molecular weight complex ester. The lubricant 

comprises about 58 to 90 vol% polyalphaolefin or 

polyalphaolefin blend and about 10 to 42 vol% high 

molecular weight complex ester. The mixture of 

polyalphaolefin or polyalphaolefin blend and high 

molecular weight complex ester is added in an 

amount in the air of about 0.2 to 0.6 ppm effective to 

generate a lubricant airborne mist concentration in 

exhaust air of 0.2 ppm or less 

21: 2011/04780. 22: 2011/06/28. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: C10G, F28F 

71: LUMMUS TECHNOLOGY INC. 

72: VAN EGMOND, Cor, Franciscus, SUNDARAM, 

Kandasamy, Meenakshi 

33: US 31: 12/315,296 32: 2008-12-02 

54: COIL FOR PYROLYSIS HEATER AND 

METHOD OF CRACKING 

00: - 

Randomly packing with filler material at least part of 

a pass in a coil used in a system for pyrolyzing 

hydrocarbon feedstock to lighter hydrocarbons. 

Randomly packing increases heat transfer and 

decreases the rate of coke build-up within the coil, 

yielding an improvement in overall system efficiency. 

21: 2011/04781. 22: 2011/07/28. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B29C, B60S, B65B, B65D, F16K, F16L 

71: TRYDEL RESEARCH PTY LTD 

72: DOWEL, Terence 

33: AU 31: 2009900049 32: 2009-01-07 

54: APPARATUS FOR REPAIRING AND 

INFLATING OF DAMAGED INFLATABLE 

ARTICLES 

00: - 

An apparatus for repairing and/or inflating a 

damaged and/or deflated inflatable article, includes a 

first container (1) for receiving and retaining for 

dispensing a sealant composition, a second 

container (100) which has housed thereon a 

compressor assembly which is releasably 

connectable to the first container (1), and means 

(200) allowing for controlled dispensing of the 

sealant composition from the first container (1) to the 

inflatable article, the said compressor assembly 

includes a housing (201) for a compressor which 

defines, with the interposition of valve means (200) a 

seating for the first container (1). The valve means 

(200) includes a main body portion which, in use, is 

releasably connected to neck portions of both the 

first and second containers (1,100). The valve 

means (200) includes passageways (203, 220) to be 

connected, via hoses (205, 223) to the first container 

(1) and inflatable article respectively. 

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00: - 

The invention relates to a method for reprocessing a 

liquid product of a hydroformylation reaction, 

wherein the liquid phase produced in a release stage 

is supplied to a separating device from which a liquid 

flow containing rhodium is guided away via a filter, 

where solids thereby separated are taken out of the 

process and the filtrate obtained is guided back into 

the hydroformylation reaction. 

21: 2011/04795. 22: 2011/06/28. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B01J, C09K 

71: Polymers CRC Ltd 

72: SOLOMON, David Henry, PRIME, Emma 

Louise, SUNARTIO, Devi, QIAO, Greg Guanghua, 

DAGLEY, Ian, BLENCOWE, Anton 

33: AU 31: 2008906588 32: 2008-12-22 

33: AU 31: 2008906587 32: 2008-12-22 

54: METHOD FOR CONTROLLING WATER 

EVAPORATION 

00: - 


controlling evaporation from a body of water. The 

method of the invention uses a water insoluble 

compound and a water soluble polymer, which 

interact with each other by non-covalent bonding 

interactions. 

21: 2011/04809. 22: 2011/06/29. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B01J 

71: ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY 

72: TATE, James F, TREJO-O'REILLY, Jose- 

Antonio 

33: US 31: 61/360,287 32: 2010-06-30 

54: METHOD FOR MAKING HETEROGENEOUS 

CATALYSTS 

00: - 

A method of making a heterogeneous catalyst, the 

catalyst produced therefrom, and the use of the 

catalyst, comprising mixing a dried ion exchange 

resin with a solution of a ketone and a metal, 

swelling the ion exchange resin, distributing the 

metal in the resin, and transforming without reducing 

agents the metal to zero valent at a temperature 

below 120ºC 

21: 2011/04810. 22: 2011/06/29. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B01J 


72: MARTENAK, Daniel, TATE, James F, TREJO- 

O'REILLY, Jose-Antonio 

33: US 31: 61/360,268 32: 2010-06-30 

54: MULTIREACTION BIFUNCTIONAL 

POLYMERIC CATALYST 

00: - 

A polymeric catalyst, and methods of using the 

catalyst, comprising at least one of a 

monosulfonated ion exchange resin, 

monosulfonated gel, and macroreticular resin having 

a particle size of less than 560 µm and metal 

impregnated within the resin, where the metal is 

palladium, platinum, iridium, rhodium, ruthenium, 

copper, gold and /or silver. 

21: 2011/04797. 22: 2011/06/28. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: C07C 

71: OXEA GmbH 

72: GREB, Wolfgang, LUKAS, Rainer, SCHMID, 

Klaus, ZGORZELSKI, Wolfgang, ARNOLD, Jörg 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 016 652.1 32: 2009-04-07 

54: METHOD FOR REPROCESSING A LIQUID 

HYDROFORMYLATION PRODUCT 

21: 2011/04811. 22: 2011/06/29. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: BOIJ 

71: ROHM & HAAS COMPANY 

72: ZHEN, Yueqian 

33: US 31: 61/360,968 32: 2010-07-02 

54: COATED POWDER PARTICLES 

00: - 

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There is provided a powder composition comprising 

a collection of particles (I) having median particle 

diameter of 10 micrometers to 200 micrometers, 

wherein each of said particles (I) comprises (a) a 

covering of a fatty compound having melting point of 

50ºC to 110ºC and (b) one or more inner particles 

(II) comprising one or more complex that contains a 

cyclopropene compound molecule or a portion of a 

cyclopropene compound molecule encapsulated in a 

molecule of a molecular encapsulating agent. Also 

provided is a slurry comprising water and such a 

powder. Also provided is a method of contacting 

plants or plant parts with such a slurry. 

21: 2011/04819. 22: 2011/06/29. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B60T 

71: Robert Bosch GmbH 

72: MAHOUDEAUX, Roger, LAURENCIN, Xavier 

33: FR 31: 1003375 32: 2010-08-16 

54: MECHANICAL ACTUATOR CARTRIDGE FOR 

A MOTOR VEHICLE BRAKE 

00: - 

The cartridge (22) comprises a body (24), a rotary 

control plate (28) driving a push plate (30) in a 

translational movement, elastic means (38) of 

compressing the push plate (30) towards the control 

plate (28), and a cage (40) for holding the elastic 

means (38). The body (24) comprises a projection 

(42) for attaching the cage (40), collaborating with an 

attachment orifice (46) formed in an axial tab (44) of 

the cage (40). The cage (40) is capable of a 

rotational movement between an attachment 

position in which the attachment orifice (46) 

collaborates with the projection (42), and a release 

position in which the cage (40) is not attached to the 

body (24). The body (24) comprises a first limit stop 

(50) that limits the rotation of the cage (40) with 

which the tab (44) collaborates in the release 

position. The body (24) comprises a ramp (60), 

adjacent to the first limit stop (50). In the release 

position (40), the tab (44) rests radially against the 

projection (42) and the ramp (60). 

21: 2011/04820. 22: 2011/06/29. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: E02B 

71: Dredging International N.V. 

72: VAN DEN BROECK, Marc, MAERTENS, Jonas 

Benjamin Roger 

33: BE 31: 2008/0683 32: 2008-12-18 

54: METHOD FOR CONSTRUCTING WATER 

BARRIERS AND COASTAL PROTECTION 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for constructing a 

water barrier. In the method a core of quarry run is 

arranged on the underwater bottom and provided 

with a protective layer of stones or concrete blocks, 

with the proviso that, at least at the position of the 

water barrier, the underwater bottom is raised using 

bottom material. The method is particularly suitable 

for constructing a water barrier for relatively deep 

water. 

21: 2011/04822. 22: 2011/06/29. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B01F, C12P 


72: BELDRING, Finn, LUKIC, Dragan, HILSTRØM, 

Troels 

Page | 201


33: DK 31: PA 2009 00050 32: 2009-01-13 

54: APPARATUS FOR RAPID MIXING OF MEDIA 

AND METHOD 

00: - 

The present invention relates to an apparatus, which 

can be part of a pretreatment system in a plant for 

the production of fuels, e. g. bio-ethanol, derived 

from plant biomass, e. g. first generation crops, such 

as grain, sugarcane and corn or second generation 

crops such as lignocellulosic biomass. The invention 

relates to an apparatus for processing, such as 

fluffing and mixing, at least two media, such as a 

solid, e. g. biomass, and a fluid, e. g. steam, so as to 

rendering the first medium susceptible to efficient 

receiving of energy and/or mass which is provided 

by localized release of the second medium. Although 

the description of the present invention focuses on 

biomass, it is envisaged that the invention is 

generally applicable to control the mixing of at least 

two media by crossing their stream of while 

dispersing at least one of them. 

centre base area located midway along the halfway 

line of the playing field, and a plurality of base paths 

extending radially outward from the centre base area 

to the home base area of the second play half area. 

21: 2011/04838. 22: 2011/06/30. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: MIKAEL DAHLSTRÖM 

72: DAHLSTRÖM, Mikael 

33: FI 31: 20086158 32: 2008-12-03 

54: IMIDAZOPYRIDINE DERIVATIVES WHICH 

INHIBIT THE SECRETION OF GASTRIC ACID 

00: - 

The present invention relates to substituted imidazo 

[1,2-a]pyridines of formula I where R is -CH2COOH 

or -COOH, which inhibits exogenously or 

endogenously stimulated gastric acid secretion and 

can be used in the prevention and treatment of 

gastric acid related diseases and gastrointestinal 

inflammatory diseases. 

21: 2011/04830 22: 30/06/2011 43: 11/01/2012 

51: A63C 

71: NGOMANE STEVEN LESLEY 

72: NGOMANE STEVEN LESLEY 

33: ZA 31: 2011/01416 32: 2011/02/23 

54: A PLAYING FIELD 

00: - 

57: A playing field layout which includes a playing 

field having a goal area at a far end thereof and a 

home base area at an opposed far end thereof, the 

playing field being divided into a first play half area 

associated with the goal area and a second play half 

area associated with the home base area by a 

halfway line running across the playing field, a 

21: 2011/04839. 22: 2011/06/30. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: BO1J 


72: MARTENAK, Daniel, TATE, James F., TREJO- 

O'REILLY, Jose Antonio 

33: US 31: 61/360,249 32: 2010-06-30 

54: METHOD FOR PREPARING A KETONE 

Page | 202


00: - 

A method for preparing a ketone, and ketone 

produced therefrom, comprising charging to a 

column a catalyst of an ion exchange resin 

impregnated with a metal chelate, adding solvent to 

the column, and initiating production of the ketone by 

flowing the solvent and hydrogen through the 

column. 

21: 2011/04840. 22: 2011/06/30. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B01J, C08F 

71: ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY, DOW GLOBAL 

TECHNOLOGIES, LLC 

72: KRAMER, John, TREJO-O'REILLY, Jose 

Antonio 

33: US 31: 61/360,294 32: 2010-06-30 

54: MIXED BED POLYMERIC CATALYST 

00: - 

A mixed bed polymeric catalyst, and use of that 

catalyst, comprising 10-90% by weigh of a first 

catalyst having ion exchange resin loaded with metal 

of palladium, platinum, iridium, rhodium, ruthenium, 

copper, gold, and/or solver and 10-90% by weight of 

a second catalyst having strong acidic ion exchange 

resin devoid of metal, where the metal is uniformly 

distributed throughout a mixed bed. 

21: 2011/04853. 22: 2011/06/30. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: SCHIEMANN, Kai, SCHULTZ, Melanie, 

STAEHLE, Wolfgang, KOBER, Ingo, WIENKE, Dirk, 

KRIER, Mireille 

33: EP 31: 08020824.2 32: 2008-12-01 

54: 2, 5-DIAMINO-SUBSTITUTED PYRIDO [4, 3-D] 

PYRIMIDINES AS AUTOTAXIN INHIBITORS 

AGAINST CANCER 

00: - 

The present invention relates to pyridopyrimidine 

derivatives according to formula (I), as autotaxin 

inhibitors and the use of such compounds for the 

treatment and/or prophylaxis of physiological and/or 

pathophysiological conditions, which are caused, 

mediated and/or propagated by increased 

lysophosphatic acid levels and/or the activation of 

autotaxin, in particular of different cancers. 

21: 2011/04859. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: G06Q, G11C 

71: BIZOPTIC CC 

72: NKWE, Disang Raynold 

54: ENTREPRENEUR FINANCIAL APPLICATION 

VALUATION METHOD AND SYSTEM 

00: - 

According to a first aspect of invention there is 

provided an entrepreneur financial application 

valuation method. The method comprises the steps 

of providing an applicant with a series of businessrelated 

questions, prompting the applicant to answer 

these questions by means of an online quiz, 

receiving the applicant's answers and determining 

their correctness, and determining areas in which 

the applicant needs to improve. In an example 

embodiment, the test results are automatically sent 

to a potential financier, the test results 

corresponding to a rating of the viability of the 

applicant's business. In an example embodiment, 

the step of determining areas in which the applicant 

needs to improve comprises the steps of identifying 

the questions that the applicant answered 

incorrectly, and then compiling a document in which 

these questions are presented together with the 

correct answers. In an example embodiment, the 

method comprises the step of sending the compiled 

document to both the applicant and the potential 

financier, with a view to grooming and sharpening 

the business acumen of entrepreneurs globally. 

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bracket member to maintain co-axial alignment of 

the respective member section relatively to the cojoining 

section. 

21: 2011/04860 22: 01/07/2011 43: 11/01/2012 

51: E06B 

71: LEE-MICHELLE FAMILY TRUST 

72: JACOBS LEE 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: A SECURITY BARRIER 

00: - 

57: The invention provides a security barrier which 

includes a first bracket member, a second bracket 

member which, in use, is vertically spaced from the 

first bracket member and at least one axially 

extendable member extending between the bracket 

members in a direction that is substantially 

transverse thereto, which includes a pair of member 

sections and a co-joining section which is 

telescopically inter-engaged with and interposed 

between each of the member sections in co-axial 

alignment, wherein each member section is engaged 

at a respective end to a respective bracket member 

and wherein each section is pivotally moveable 

relatively to the respective bracket member about a 

respective point of attachment of the section to the 

21: 2011/04866 22: 01/07/2011 43: 11/01/2012 

51: D03D, D03J 

71: STARLINGER & CO GESELLSCHAFT M.B.H 

72: SCHINDLER ALBERT and WAGNER 

NIKOLAUS 

33: AT 31: A 0107/2009 32: 2009/01/22 

54: DEVICE FOR CONTROLLING THE WEFT 

BAND TENSION ON A SHUTTLE, SHUTTLE AND 

CIRCULAR LOOM EQUIPPED THEREWITH 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a device for controlling 

the weft band tension (FS) on a shuttle (30) of a 

circular loom, wherein the shuttle (30) comprises a 

band redirecting apparatus (3) and a weft band 

spool (1), from which a weft band (2) can be pulled 

off over the band redirecting apparatus (3). The weft 

band tension (FS) that occurs when the weft band is 

pulled off deflects the band redirecting apparatus (3) 

against a restoring force (FR). The control device 

(20) comprises: a deflection sensor (5), which 

detects the instantaneous position of the band 

redirecting apparatus (3) and generates a deflection 

signal (5a) as a function of the detected position, an 

arithmetic-logic unit (12), to which the deflection 

signal (5a) can be fed, and a variable 

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electromechanical load (6, 14), which exerts a 

variable braking torque (7) on the weft band spool 

(1) according to a controlled variable (u). The 

arithmetic-logic unit (12) calculates the controlled 

variable (u) for setting the variable 

electromechanical load (6, 14) from the deflection 

signal (5a) fed to the arithmetic-logic unit so that a 

target value of the position of the band redirecting 

apparatus (3) and thus also a target value of the weft 

band tension (FS) are set. 

21: 2011/04869. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A62C 

71: AMRONA AG 

72: EBERLEIN, Anselm, KERSTEN, Peter Uwe 

33: EP 31: 08171495.8 32: 2008-12-12 

54: INERTING METHOD FOR FIRE PREVENTION 

AND/OR FIRE EXTINGUISHING AND INERTING 

SYSTEM FOR CARRYING OUT THE METHOD 

00: - 

The invention relates to an inerting method and to an 

inerting system (1) for fire protection and/or fire 

extinguishing, wherein for the purposes of adjusting 

and/or maintaining a predefinable oxygen content, 

which is reduced in comparison to normal ambient 

air, in the room atmosphere of an enclosed room (2) 

a gas separation system (3, 4) is provided for 

separating at least a portion of the oxygen from an 

initial gas mixture containing nitrogen and oxygen, 

thereby producing a gas mixture enriched with 

nitrogen at the outlet (4a) of the gas separation 

system (3, 4). In order to achieve the adjusting and 

maintaining of a predefined inerting level with as little 

energy expenditure as possible, according to the 

invention a control unit (5) is provided, which is 

adapted to control the gas separation system (3, 4) 

in such a way that the oxygen residual content of the 

gas mixture enriched with nitrogen is changed as a 

function of the oxygen content currently in effect in 

the room atmosphere of the enclosed room (10). 

21: 2011/04870. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: H01L 

71: SAINT-GOBAIN GLASS FRANCE 

72: AUVRAY, Stéphane, DAO, Thien Hai, 

VENKATARAJ, Selvaraj 

33: FR 31: 0858260 32: 2008-12-04 

54: SUBSTRATE FOR THE FRONT SURFACE OF 

A PHOTOVOLTAIC PANEL, PHOTOVOLTAIC 

PANEL, AND USE OF A SUBSTRATE FOR THE 

FRONT SURFACE OF A PHOTOVOLTAIC PANEL 

00: - 

The invention relates to a photovoltaic panel (1) 

having an absorbent photovoltaic material, 

particularly a cadmium material, said panel 

comprising a front surface substrate (10), particularly 

a transparent glass substrate comprising a 

transparent electrode coating (100), characterized in 

that the antiglare coating (60) placed over the 

functional metal film (40) opposite the substrate 

comprises a single antiglare film (66), which 

comprises an oxide mixed with zinc and tin, on the 

entire body thereof; or characterized in that the 

antiglare coating (60) placed over the functional 

metal film (40) opposite the substrate comprises at 

least two antiglare films (62, 65), an antiglare film 

(62) that is nearer the functional film (40), and which 

comprises an oxide mixed with zinc and tin, on the 

entire body thereof, as well as an antiglare film (65) 

that is farther from the functional film (40), and which 

does not comprise an oxide mixed with zinc and tin, 

on the entire body thereof. 

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21: 2011/04871. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: F16L 

71: FLAMCO B.V. 

72: BENNE, Leonard, Theodoor, VONK, Raymond 

33: NL 31: 2002420 32: 2009-01-16 

54: IMPROVED PIPE-SUSPENSION BRACKET 

00: - 

Bracket (10) comprising a body (14) for receiving the 

pipe and a suspension part (16) connected to the 

body for suspending a pipe from a profile (12) in 

several different ways, the suspension part 

comprising: An overlie part (18) comprising a bridge 

part (22) and two leg-parts (20,21), the bridge part 

extending between the two leg-parts and comprising 

at least one resting section (49) being constructed to 

rest on an upper surface of the profile and the leg 

parts constructed to extend on either side of the 

profile. A projection (45) formed on the bridge part 

and a hole (50) formed in bridge part. 

21: 2011/04875. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: G06F 

71: TENESICA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 

72: GRIESEL, Leon, JANSE VAN RENSBURG, 

Ettienne, MEYER, Louis Jacobus 

54: A METHOD OF OPERATING A PRINTER, AN 

ASSOCIATED PRINTER APPARATUS AND 

SYSTEM 

00: - 

The invention discloses a method of operating a 

printer and a method of managing a printer, and an 

associated printer apparatus (102) and system 

(100). The method of operating a printer includes 

receiving by a wireless communication arrangement 

a wireless instruction message indicative of 

permitted operational criteria. The method also 

includes monitoring automatically by a control 

module installed in the printer at least one 

operational characteristic of the printer. The method 

further includes determining whether or not the or 

each operational characteristic complies with the 

permitted operational criteria and suspending 

operation of the printer in response to an operational 

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characteristic violating the permitted operational 

criteria. 

surfaces for laterally retaining the supporting device 

(11). Preferably, means in the form of grooves (133), 

detents and/or elevations (134) are disposed on the 

supporting device (11) for the fixation in a rubber 

stamp (1). A grip element (138) is disposed on each 

of the lateral surfaces (137) of the supporting device 

(11) for laterally retaining and pulling the supporting 

device (11) out of a rubber stamp (1) formed by a 

plurality of parts that can be nested inside each 

other, wherein the grip elements (138) are designed 

to be introduced into a recess (139) of a bottom part 

(3) of the rubber stamp (1) and do not protrude the 

outer surface (140) of the bottom part (3), so that an 

upper part (2) of the rubber stamp (1) can be 

displaced by the recess (139) with the grip elements 

(138) introduced in the bottom part (3). 

21: 2011/04877. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B41K 

71: Trodat GmbH 

72: ZINDL, Peter, ZEHETNER, Markus, VOLKER, 

Martin 

33: AT 31: A 174/2009 32: 2009-01-30 

54: RUBBER STAMP AND INK PAD FOR A SELF- 

INKING RUBBER STAMP 

00: - 

The invention relates to a rubber stamp (1) and to an 

ink pad (130) for a self-inking rubber stamp (1), 

wherein at least one pad for receiving color is 

disposed in a housing (131) and/or a supporting 

device (11). The supporting device (11) has a 

rectangular shape and is formed by a base plate 

(135) having longitudinal surfaces (136) and lateral 

surfaces (136) integrally formed thereon, wherein 

grip elements (138) are disposed on two parallel 

21: 2011/04881. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: H01F 

71: ABB Research Ltd 

72: ANGER, Jan, FORSLIN, Julia, GÄFVERT, Uno 

33: EP 31: 09150901.8 32: 2009-01-20 

54: GAPPED MAGNET CORE 

00: - 

A gapped core leg (1) for a shunt reactor, comprising 

magnetic core elements (2) separated by spacers 

(3) cast directly between the core elements (2). 

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Accordingly, a rigid core leg construction is 

achieved. 

clothes peg with a complimentary interlocking 

formation of a matched clothes peg of the like. 

21: 2011/04882. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K 


72: CHATTERJI, Ashish, DESAI, Dipen, SANDHU, 

Harpreet K., SHAH, Navnit Hargovindas 

33: US 31: 61/145,999 32: 2009-01-21 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS 

COMPRISING A HCV POLYMERASE INHIBITOR 

PRODRUG 

00: - 

The present invention provides novel formulations of 

isobutyric acid (2R,3R,4R,5R)- 5-(4-amino-2-oxo-2H- 

pyrimidin-1-yl)-4-fluoro-2-isobutyryloxymethyl-4- 

methyl-tetrahydro-furan-3-yl ester) and 

hydroxypropylcellulose that provide high bulk 

density, low particle size better suited for improved 

compression and flow, good compression, and fast 

dissolution profiles. 

21: 2011/04884 22: 30/06/2011 43: 18/01/2012 

51: D06F 

71: AMAZING GOODS CC 

72: RICHARDS HEATH BARCLAY DAVID, DA 

SILVA JOSE LUIS, DO COUTO JOSE FRANCISCO 

RODRIGUES 

33: ZA 31: 2010/05233 32: 2011/07/22 

54: CLOTHES PEG 

00: - 

57: A clothes peg which includes a pair of hinged 

prongs resiliently interconnected by biasing means 

that bias the prongs to a closed position at least one 

interlocking formation located on an outwardly facing 

side of at least one of the prongs for interlocking the 

21: 2011/04889. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: A61K 

71: W.R. GRACE & CO.-CONN. 

72: WORMSBECHER, Richard, SUTOVICH, Kevin 

33: US 31: 61/201,198 32: 2008-12-08 

54: PROCESS OF CRACKING BIOFEEDS USING 

HIGH ZEOLITE TO MATRIX SURFACE AREA 

CATALYSTS 

00: - 

A process for fluid catalytically cracking a 

hydrocarbon feedstock containing at least one biorenewable 

feed fraction using a rare earth metal 

oxide-containing, high zeolite-to-matrix surface area 

ratio catalyst is disclosed. The catalyst comprising a 

zeolite, preferably a Y-type zeolite, a matrix, at least 

1 wt% of a rare earth metal oxide, based on the total 

weight of the catalyst. The zeolite surface area-tomatrix 

surface area ratio of the catalyst is at least 2, 

preferably greater than 2. 

21: 2011/04890. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K, A61P, C07K, C12N 

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71: ONCOTHERAPY SCIENCE, INC. 

72: TSUNODA, Takuya, OHSAWA, Ryuji, 

YOSHIMURA, Sachiko, WATANABE, Tomohisa 

33: US 31: 61/200,962 32: 2008-12-05 

33: US 31: 61/209,704 32: 2009-03-09 

54: WDRPUH EPITOPE PEPTIDES AND 

VACCINES CONTAINING THE SAME 

00: - 

The present invention provides peptides containing 

the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NOs: 1, 2, 3, 4, 

16, 17, 30, 31, 34, 36, 37, 40, 41, 45, 49, 55, 57 and 

61, as well as peptides containing the abovementioned 

amino acid sequences in which 1, 2, or 

several amino acid(s) are substituted, deleted, 

inserted or added, but still have cytotoxic T cell 

inducibility. The present invention also provides 

drugs for treating or preventing tumors, which drugs 

containing these peptides. The peptides of the 

present invention can also be used as vaccines. 

21: 2011/04892. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: G01V 

71: KIETTA 

72: MANIN, Michel 

33: FR 31: 09 50012 32: 2009-01-05 

54: ENHANCED METHOD AND DEVICE FOR 

AQUATIC SEISMIC PROSPECTING 

00: - 

Enhanced method and device for aquatic seismic 

prospecting of the type in which: - a submerged 

mobile seismic source is positioned, able to create 

one or more disturbances transmitted through the 

aquatic medium in the form of waves able to be 

reflected on the bottom of the water and the different 

deep underlying geological layers; - at least one 

cable, and preferably several, provided with a 

plurality of sensors is positioned, able to collect said 

reflected waves; - said seismic source is triggered 

with one or more repeats thus creating one or more 

disturbances; - said reflected waves are picked up 

using said sensors. 

51: G01J, G08B 

71: OPTEX CO., LTD. 

72: TATSUOKA, Katsutoshi 

33: JP 31: 2010-154596 32: 2010-07-07 

54: PASSIVE INFRARED RAY SENSOR 

00: - 

A passive infrared ray sensor of the present 

invention includes a plurality of detecting elements 2 

and 3 for detecting infrared rays of light emanating 

from an intruder H present in different detection 

areas A1 and A2 of a detection region A, and a 

detection processing unit 6 including plurality of 

individual signal processing subunits 7A, 7B each 

operable to perform a signal processing subject to 

detection signal fed from the respective detection 

element 2 or 3, whereby when the detection signal 

from at least one of the detecting elements 2 and 3 

indicates a detection of a noise other than the 

intruder, the signal processing of such detecting 

element 2 or 3 is halted . 

21: 2011/04894. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: A61K 

71: NOVARTIS AG 

72: SINGH, Rajinder, VERMA, Daya, TENG, Yue 

(Helen), THOMPSON, Dan 

33: US 31: 61/148,160 32: 2009-01-29 

54: SOLID ORAL FORMULATIONS OF A 

PYRIDOPYRIMIDINONE 

00: - 

A solid oral dosage pharmaceutical formulation of 

(R)-2-Amino-7-[4-fluoro-2-(6-methoxy-pyridin-2-yl)- 

phenyl]-4-methyl-7,8-dihydro-6H-pyrido[4,3- 

d]pyrimidin-5-one or its salt; and a surfactant or an 

acid. 

21: 2011/04893. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/11 

21: 2011/04905. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K 

71: Abraxis Bioscience, LLC 

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72: TRIEU, Vuong 

33: US 31: 61/120,234 32: 2008-12-05 

54: ALBUMIN BINDING PEPTIDE-MEDIATED 

DISEASE TARGETING 

00: - 

The invention provides compositions and methods 

for delivering a therapeutic or diagnostic agent to a 

disease site in a mammal, the method comprising 

administering to the mammal a therapeutically or 

diagnostically effective amount of a pharmaceutical 

composition, wherein the pharmaceutical 

composition comprises the therapeutic or diagnostic 

agent coupled to an albumin binding peptide and a 

pharmaceutically acceptable carrier. 

21: 2011/04906. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: C21B, F27B 

71: Paul Wurth Refractory & Engineering GmbH, 

Paul Wurth S.A. 

72: SIMOES, Jean-Paul, HAUSEMER, Lionel, 

MÖLLER, Manfred, TOCKERT, Paul, HEBEL, 

Rudolf 

33: EP 31: 09150054.6 32: 2009-01-05 

54: BUSTLE PIPE ARRANGEMENT 

00: - 

The present invention proposes a bustle pipe 

arrangement (10) of a shaft furnace, in particular for 

feeding hot gas into the shaft furnace such as e.g. a 

blast furnace, wherein the bustle pipe arrangement 

(10) comprises a circumferential bustle pipe (12) 

arranged along the outer casing (14) of the shaft 

furnace, the bustle pipe (12) being arranged at a 

certain distance form the outer casing (14). The 

arrangement (10) further comprises a plurality of first 

arms (22) connecting the bustle pipe (12) to the 

outer casing (14) of the shaft furnace on a first level; 

and a plurality of second arms (24) connecting the 

bustle pipe (12) to the outer casing (14) of the shaft 

furnace on a second level, the first level being 

different from the second level. First and second 

blow channels (26, 30) are respectively arranged 

through the first and second arms (22, 24) for fluidly 

connecting the bustle pipe (12) to the interior of the 

shaft furnace. 

21: 2011/04907. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K 

71: Abbott Healthcare Products B.V. 

72: MÖSCHWITZER, Jan P., WU, Yu-San, VAN 

TOMME, Sophie R., KUIL, Henny, KET, Aldo V., 

DOESBORGH-DEWIT, Lucia Maria 

33: EP 31: 08172247.2 32: 2008-12-19 

33: US 31: 61/139,193 32: 2008-12-19 

54: PRECOMPACTED FAST-DISINTEGRATING 

FORMULATIONS OF COMPOUNDS WITH A LOW 

ORAL BIOAVAILABILITY 

00: - 

This invention relates to the field of pharmaceutical 

chemistry. Embodiments of the present invention 

relate to, and provide precompacted fastdisintegrating 

formulations of compounds with a low 

oral bioavailability. 

21: 2011/04908. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61H, A61N 


72: GLEIM, Peter, KLOPP, Rainer 

33: EP 31: 09151615.3 32: 2009-01-29 

54: APPARATUS FOR MODULATING 

PERFUSION IN THE MICROCIRCULATION OF 

THE BLOOD 

00: - 

The invention relates to an apparatus for modulating 

perfusion in the microcirculation of the blood. Said 

apparatus comprises a first device for generating a 

pulsed electromagnetic field having a synchronous 

or asynchronous specific pulse sequence of a 

periodic electromagnetic field, including a first group 

of pulses lasting 0.1 to 0.2 seconds at 35-100 µT 

and a second group of pulses lasting 10 to 20 

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seconds at 2-40 µT, a second device for circulating 

the lymph flow, said second device being used to 

trigger massaging pulses at increasing and 

decreasing pressures via several massaging 

arrangements located next to each other, a third 

device for emitting infrared radiation, said third 

device emitting at least one heat pulse, and a control 

unit which controls the pulses of the three devices in 

such a way that two or three devices simultaneously 

emit pulses. The apparatus makes it possible to 

significantly improve individual parameters of the 

microcirculation and also the macrocirculation of the 

blood. 

addition to the compound represented by formula 

(I).) 

21: 2011/04910. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K 


72: MIYAJIMA, Makoto, NODA, Shigeru, INOUE, 

Kazuhiro, KUMON, Michiko, ISHIDA, Katsuyasu, 

ISHIZUKA, Hitoshi 

33: JP 31: 2008-328006 32: 2008-12-24 

54: DRY POWDER PHARMACEUTICAL 

COMPOSITION FOR INHALATION 

00: - 

Disclosed is a dry powder pharmaceutical 

composition for inhalation, which is useful for 

prevention and/or treatment of influenza virus 

infectious diseases. Specifically disclosed is a dry 

powder pharmaceutical composition for inhalation, 

which contains a compound represented by formula 

(I), a pharmacologically acceptable salt thereof, or a 

hydrate of the compound or the salt, as a medicinal 

ingredient. (In this connection, a compound 

represented by formula (II) may be contained in 

21: 2011/04928. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: H05B 

71: MASCO CORPORATION 

72: IOTT, Jeffrey 

33: US 31: 12/372,034 32: 2009-02-17 

54: LINKING SEQUENCE FOR WIRELESS 

LIGHTING CONTROL 

00: - 

A method of linking one of a plurality of wireless 

switches to a transceiver and control for controlling 

an electric load comprises the steps of moving the 

transceiver and control into a linking mode, and 

actuating the at least one of the plurality of switches 

through an actuation mode that is distinct from a 

typical actuation of the switch to request a control 

operation, such as linking, by the at least one of the 

transceivers and controls. In addition, a control and 

a lighting system are claimed. 

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21: 2011/04929. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: C12Q, G01N 

71: HEALTH PROTECTION AGENCY 

72: SUTTON, Mark, J., POOLMAN, Toryn, HESP, 

Richard, J. 

33: GB 31: 0900151.2 32: 2009-01-07 

54: RAPID BIOLUMINESCENCE DETECTION 

SYSTEM 

00: - 

An assay is provided for detecting the activity of a 

reporter kinase comprising (i) adding said reporter 

kinase to an assay mixture wherein said reporter 

kinase is contacted with bioluminescent reagent no 

more than minutes after being contacted with ADP, 

and wherein, prior to contacting the reporter kinase 

with ADP, the assay mixture is substantially free 

from kinase other than reporter kinase; and (ii) 

detecting light output from the assay mixture. 

Methods for detecting the presence of an analyte in 

a sample and methods for validating a treatment 

process using the above assay are also provided. 

Further provided are devices for conducting these 

assays and methods. 

21: 2011/04930. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B01B, F23J 

71: BABCOCK & WILCOX POWER GENERATION 

GROUP, INC. 

72: MCDONALD, Dennis, K., DEVAULT, Douglas, 

J., VAYSMAN, Vladimir 

33: US 31: 12/830850 32: 2010-07-06 

54: INTEGRATED FLUE GAS 

DEHUMIDIFICATION AND WET COOLING 

TOWER SYSTEM 

00: - 

A method and system for dehumidifying flue gas 

from a flue gas generating process supplies the flue 

gas to a wet flue gas processor having a lower end 

from which liquid in the wet flue gas processor is 

supplied to an upper end the wet flue gas processor 

for spraying liquid onto flue gas in the wet flue gas 

processor . Water is supplied from a cooling tower to 

a heat exchanger in the liquid in the lower end of the 

wet flue gas processor for cooling the liquid in the 

lower end of the wet flue gas processor to condense 

water from the flue gas into the liquid in the wet flue 

gas processor. Returning water from the heat 

exchanger to the cooling water cools the water and 

the liquid with the condensed water is supplied from 

the wet flue gas processor to the cooling tower as 

make-up water for the cooling tower to reduce or 

eliminate the need to fresh make-up water. 

21: 2011/04939. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C07H, C07K, C12N, C12P 


72: WU, Chengbin, DIXON, Richard W., BELK, 

Jonathan P., YING, Hua, ARGIRIADI, Maria A., 

CUFF, Carolyn A., HINTON, Paul R., KUMAR, 

Shankar, MELIM, Terry L., CHEN, Yan 

33: US 31: 60/843,249 32: 2006-09-08 

54: INTERLEUKIN -13 BINDING PROTEINS 

00: - 

The present invention encompasses IL- 13 binding 

proteins. Specifically, the invention relates to 

antibodies that are chimeric, CDR grafted and 

humanized antibodies. Preferred antibodies have 

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high affinity for hIL-13 and neutralize hIL-13 activity 

in vitro and in vivo. An antibody of the invention can 

be a full-length antibody or an antigen-binding 

portion thereof. Method of making and method of 

using the antibodies of the invention are also 

provided. The antibodies, or antibody portions, of the 

invention are useful for detecting hIL-13 and for 

inhibiting hlL-13 activity, e.g., in a human subject 

suffering from a disorder in which hTL-13 activity is 

detrimental. 

21: 2011/04941. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: H04L, H04W 

71: QUALCOMM Incorporated 

72: AHMAVAARA, Kalle I. 

33: US 31: 61/138,103 32: 2008-12-16 

54: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR BUNDLING 

APPLICATION SERVICES WITH INBUILT 

CONNECTIVITY MANAGEMENT 

00: - 

An apparatus and method for bundling application 

services with inbuilt connectivity management 

comprising launching a software application; 

detecting a need for connectivity to use the service 

associated with the software application; 

establishing connectivity; determining whether 

connectivity is established; and executing the 

service associated with the software application 

utilizing the established connectivity. 

TETRA SACCHARIDES AND METHODS OF 

PREPARATION 

00: - 

A reduced sugar presweetened ready to eat 

breakfast cereal is prepared by coating dried cereal 

base pieces or food pieces with a reduced-sugar 

composition comprising maltotriose, maltotetrose in 

full or partial substitution for sucrose, and a high 

potency sweetener. The reduced-sugar coating can 

have a sucrose content of less than 70%, yet 

provides taste, texture, appearance, and bowl life 

that mimics presweetened R-T-E cereals having a 

coating with more sucrose. 

21: 2011/04942. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A23L 

71: General Mills, Inc. 

72: FROSETH, Barrie R., NOWAKOWSKI, Christine 

M. 

33: US 31: 61/142,972 32: 2009-01-07 

54: REDUCED SUGAR PRE-SWEETENED 

BREAKFAST CEREALS COMPRISING TRI- AND 

21: 2011/04944. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: C08B, C12P 

71: Mascoma Corporation 

72: LIU, Chaogang, WENGER, Kevin 

33: US 31: 61/139,059 32: 2008-12-19 

54: TWO-STAGE PROCESS FOR BIOMASS 

PRETREATMENT 

00: - 

Described herein are improved methods of 

pretreating lignocellulosic biomass. One aspect of 

the invention relates to a two-stage pretreatment 

process comprising a relatively low severity steam 

treatment, a controlled pH pretreatment, or 

autohydrolysis, followed by hydrolysis with dilute 

acid or hot water at a relatively low temperature. In 

certain embodiments, the methods increase 

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hemicellulose sugar yields, substrate digestibility, 

and suitability for fermentation as compared to 

steam explosion or acid hydrolysis alone. The twostage 

pretreatment processes also employ few 

chemicals, minimizing the costs associated with 

pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass. Moreover, 

the two-stage pretreatment process may expand the 

range of suitable feedstocks for bioethanol 

production. 

21: 2011/04945. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K, C07D 

71: Univerzita Palackeho V Olomouci, Bioapex, 

s.r.o. 

72: HAVLICEK, Libor, KRYSTOF, Vladimir, 

ZATLOUKAL, Marek, DOLEZAL, Karel, STRNAD, 

Miroslav, VOJTESEK, Borivoj 

33: CZ 31: PV 2009-45 32: 2009-01-28 

54: SUBSTITUTED 6-(2- 

AMINOBENZYLAMINO)PURINE DERIVATIVES, 

THEIR USE AS MEDICAMENTS AND 

PREPARATIONS CONTAINING THESE 

COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

The invention relates to new substituted 6-(2- 

aminobenzylamino)purines, represented by the 

general formula I, which can be used in CDK 

inhibition, in particular, in the treatment of viral 

infections and diseases involving cell proliferation. 

The invention further includes pharmaceutical 

preparations containing substituted 6-(2- 

aminobenzylamino)purines. 

21: 2011/04946. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: G01H, G01M 

71: S.P.M. Instrument AB 

72: HEDIN, Lars-Olov Elis 

33: SE 31: 0850180-1 32: 2008-12-22 

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR 

ANALYSING THE CONDITION OF A MACHINE 

HAVING A ROTATING PART 

00: - 

A method for analysing the condition of a machine 

having a rotating shaft, comprising: generating an 

analogue electric measurement signal (SEA) 

dependent on mechanical vibrations emanating from 

rotation of said shaft; sampling said analogue 

measurement signal at a sampling frequency (fS) so 

as to generate a digital measurement data signal 

(SMD) in response to said received analogue 

measurement data; performing a decimation of the 

digital measurement data signal (SMD) so as to 

achieve a digital signal (SRED) having a reduced 

sampling frequency (fSR1, fSR2); wherein said 

decimation includes the step of controlling the 

reduced sampling frequency (fSR1, fSR2) such that 

the number of sample values per revolution of the 

shaft (8) is kept at a substantially constant value; 

and receiving said digital signal (SRED2) at an an 

enhancer input performing a correlation in said 

enhancer so as to produce an output signal 

sequence (O) wherein repetitive signals amplitude 

components are amplified in relation to stochastic 

signal components performing a condition analysis 

function (F1, F2, Fn) for analysing the condition of 

the machine dependent on said digital signal 

(SRED) having a reducent sampling frequency 

(fSR1, fSR2). 

21: 2011/04947. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: C23C 

71: Galva Power Group N.V. 

72: WARICHET, David, KONE, Gentiana, 

VERVISCH, Anthony 

33: EP 31: 09150777.2 32: 2009-01-16 

54: FLUX AND FLUXING BATH FOR HOT DIP 

GALVANIZATION, PROCESS FOR THE HOT DIP 

GALVANIZATION OF AN IRON OR STEEL 

ARTICLE 

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00: - 

The present invention generally relates to a flux for 

hot dip galvanization comprising from: 36 to 80 wt. % 

(percent by weight) of zinc chloride (ZnC12); 8 to 62 

wt.% of ammonium chloride (NH4C); from 2,0 to 10 

wt. % of a least one of the following compounds: 

NiC12, MnC12 or a mixture thereof. The invention 

further relates to a fluxing bath, a process for the hot 

dip galvanization of an iron or steel article as well as 

to the use of said flux. 

dtex. The film may be manufactured via a process 

which comprises subjecting a starting UHMWPE with 

a weight average molecular weight of at least 500 

000 gram/mole, an elastic shear modulus 

determined directly after melting at 16O0C of at 

most 1.4 MPa, and a Mw/Mn ratio of at most 6 to a 

compacting step and a stretching step under such 

conditions that at no point during the processing of 

the polymer its temperature is raised to a value 

above its melting point. The film may be used as 

starting material in any applications where high 

tensile strength and high energy to break are 

important. Suitable applications include ballistic 

applications, ropes, cables, nets, fabrics, and 

protective applications. 

21: 2011/04948. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: B29C, C08F 

71: Teijin Aramid B.V. 

72: EEM VAN DER, Joris, DE WEIJER, Anton Peter, 

RASTOGI, Sanjay 

33: EP 31: 09150305.2 32: 2009-01-09 

54: POLYETHYLENE FILM WITH HIGH TENSILE 

STRENGTH AND HIGH TENSILE ENERGY TO 

BREAK 

00: - 

The present invention pertains to a UHMWPE film 

having a tensile strength of at least 2.0 GPa, a 

tensile energy to break of at least 30 J/g, an Mw of 

at least 500 000 gram/mole, and a Mw/Mn ratio of at 

most 6, and a film width of at least 5 mm. In a 

preferred embodiment the film has a width of at least 

10 mm, more in particular at least 20 mm, still more 

in particular at least 40 mm, and a denier of at least 

3000 dtex, in particular at least 5000 dtex, more in 

particular at least 10000 dtex, even more in 

particular at least 15000 dtex, or even at least 20000 

21: 2011/04964. 22: 2011/07/05. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: B60B 

71: FAIRFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 

INC. 

72: SCHOON, Benjamin Warren 

33: US 31: 13/050,895 32: 2011-03-17 

54: INTEGRAL ELECTRIC MOTOR WITH SPEED 

SENSOR, PLANETARY GEARBOX AND 

STEERING MEANS 

00: - 

A steerable wheel motor assembly for moving 

construction lifts and scaffold equipment is disclosed 

and claimed which includes a spindle bracket 

configured to be pivotably mounted at an upper end 

to a steering mechanism for rotation about a vertical 

axis. The output shaft is supported by a first set of 

bearings and a second set of bearings with the 

second set of bearings including a speed and 

direction sensor integral therewith for detecting the 

speed and direction of rotation of the output shaft. 

The sensor outputs to a control system which 

controls the speed and direction of the equipment. A 

thrust washer is used to position the output sun gear 

accurately reducing manufacturing and maintenance 

costs of the assembly. Use of the thrust washer 

reduces the cost of machining the output shaft to a 

high tolerance. 

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21: 2011/04965. 22: 2011/07/04. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: B65D 

71: JUNG, KYUNG II 

72: JUNG, Kyung Il 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0123344 32: 2008-12-05 

54: A BOTTLE 

00: - 

Disclosed is a bottle for containing liquid contents 

including a body portion, at least part or the entire 

portion of an upper portion of which is provided with 

a plurality of guides which protrudes inward from an 

inside surface thereof and is in a spiral pattern so 

that the liquid contents can be guided towards an 

opening of a neck portion of the bottle while spirally 

revolving inside the bottle. 21: 2011/04966. 22: 2011/07/06. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: C05B, C05D, C05G 

71: SHELL INTERNATIONALE RESEARCH 

MAATSCHAPPIJ B.V. 

72: LAMBERT, Reginald, WOODRUFFE, John, 

GARCIA MARTINEZ, Rafael, Alberto, VERBIST, 

Guy, Lode, Magda, Maria, REYNHOUT, Marinus, 

Johannes, ANTENS, Jany, Birgitta, Maria, 

ASHTEKAR, Sunil, O'BRIEN, Jason, Trevor 

33: EP 31: 09151604.7 32: 2009-01-29 

54: SULPHUR-CONTAINING FERTILIZERS AND 

PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION THEREOF 

00: - 

Process for the manufacture of sulphur- containing 

fertilizer compositions, comprising the steps of : a} 

providing a slurry of at least one phosphate-based 

fertilizer material selected from the group consisting 

of ammonium phosphates, ammonium phosphate 

based nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium (NPK) 

compounds, super phosphates and partially 

acidulated phosphate rocks; b) bringing said slurry 

into contact with at least one anionic surfactant and 

elemental sulphur; c) introducing the mixture 

obtained in step b} into a granulator unit in order to 

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obtain granules of the fertilizer composition, wherein 

the at least one phosphate-based fertilizer material 

is present in an amount in the range of at least 50 

wt. %, the elemental sulphur is present in an amount 

in the range of from 1 to 25 wt. % and the anionic 

surfactant is present in an amount in the range of 

from 0.001 to 3 wt. % based on the overall weight of 

the fertilizer composition. The present invention also 

provides a fertilizer composition. 

21: 2011/04967. 22: 2011/07/06. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: C25B, H01M 

71: COMMISSARIAT À L‟ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET 

AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES 

72: BAFFIE, Thierry, CIGNA, Julien 

33: FR 31: 0950071 32: 2009-01-07 

54: METHOD FOR MAKING A HIGH- 

TEMPERATURE ELECTROLYSER OR A HIGH- 

TEMPERATURE FUEL CELL INCLUDING A 

STACK OF ELEMENTARY CELLS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for making a hightemperature 

electrolyser (HTE) or a hightemperature 

fuel cell (SOFC), including a vertical 

stack of n elementary planar cells alternating with 

n+1 interconnection plates, each of the elementary 

cells including a planar porous anode and cathode 

having cut-outs formed therein and respectively 

arranged on each of the surfaces of a dense planar 

electrolyte, and brazed joints made by the infiltration 

of a predetermined amount of brazing material into 

the electrodes at contact points between the 

elementary cells and the interconnection plates. 

21: 2011/04978 22: 07/07/2011 43: 25/01/2012 

51: A61K, C07H, A61P 

71: INHIBITEX INC and UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 

OF CARDIFF CONSULTANTS LTD 

72: Christopher MCGUIGAN, STANLEY 

CHAMBERLAIN, KAROLINA MADELA, JOHN 

VERNACHIO, ARNAUD GILLES, JEFF HUTCHINS, 

MOHAMED ALIARAH 

33: US 31: 61/143.527 32: 2009/01/09, 

54: PHOSPHORAMIDATE DERIVATIVES OF 

GUANOSINE NUCLEOSIDE COMPOUNDS FOR 

TREATMENT OF VIRAL INFECTIONS 

00: - 

57: Phosphoramidate compounds derived from 

guanine bases having enhanced therapeutic potency 

are provided, and these compounds in particular 

have enhanced potency with respect to treatment of 

viral infections, such as hepatitis C virus. 

Pharmaceutical compositions, methods of preparing 

the compounds, and methods of using the 

compounds and compositions to treat viral infections 

are also provided. 

21: 2011/04984 22: 07/07/2011 43: 12/01/2012 

51: H02G 

71: PROQUATECK INNOVATIONS CC 

72: LOURENS HENDRIK FOURIE 

33: ZA 31: 2010/02376 32: 2010/04/07 

54: ELECTRICAL SPLICING MOULD 

COMPONENT KIT 

00: - 

57: THIS invention relates to an electrical splicing 

mould component kit. The electrical splicing mould 

component kit includes at least one primary mould 

component defining one or more guide indentations 

and at least a pair of secondary mould components 

defining one or more corresponding guide 

indentations. Furthermore, the secondary mould 

components are releasably attachable to opposing 

ends of the primary mould component to form at 

least a pair of modular half moulds having aligned 

guide indentations forming one or more common 

guide indentations in which ends of electrical wiring 

is receivable. Aligned common guide indentations of 

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abutting modular half moulds define a conduit for 

encasing the ends of the electrical wiring, wherein 

any one or more of the primary and secondary 

mould components, individually or at least partially 

with one another, define a passageway between the 

conduit and an outside edge of the abutting modular 

half moulds thereby to allow the flow of a settable 

material to the conduit in which the ends of the 

electrical wiring is encased to cast an insulation 

layer around the ends of the electrical wiring. 

surface at a distance relative to one another so as to 

induce a curve in the resilient substrate. 

21: 2011/04985 22: 07/07/2011 43: 12/01/2012 

51: C09F 

71: PIETER ETIENNE DREYER and GREGORY 

JAY WHATMORE 

72: GREGORY JAY WHATMORE and PIETER 

ETIENNE DREYER 

33: ZA 31: 2010/02449 32: 2010/04/08 

54: POSTER DISPLAY AND MOUNTING SWIVEL 

CLIP FOR SUCH POSTER DISPLAY 

00: - 

57: THIS invention relates to a poster display. More 

specifically, the invention relates to a poster display 

and a mounting swivel clip therefor for displaying 

amongst other things signs, posters and printed 

sheet materials in a curved condition. The poster 

display includes: a resilient substrate for supporting 

the picture, graphic or poster; at least a pair of 

support members for receiving one of a pair of 

opposing ends of the resilient substrate; and at least 

a pair of mounting clips for mounting the poster 

display. The mounting clips comprise a first 

mounting formation being co-operative with the 

support members enabling a swivel motion between 

the support members and mounting clip and a 

second fixing formation for fixing the mounting clip to 

a support surface. In use, the resilient substrate is 

maintainable in a curved state by the ability of the 

support members to swivel relative to the mounting 

clips, the mounting clips being fixed to the support 

21: 2011/04986 22: 07/07/2011 43: 12/01/2012 

51: G09F 

71: PIETER ETIENNE DREYER and GREGORY 

JAY WHATMORE 

72: GREGORY JAY WHATMORE and Pieter 

Etienne DREYER 

33: ZA 31: 2010/02450 32: 2010/04/08 

54: POSTER DISPLAY AND RETAINING CLIP 

FOR SUCH POSTER DISPLAY 

00: - 

57: THIS invention relates to a poster display. More 

specifically, the invention relates to a poster display, 

preferably a backlit poster display, for displaying 

amongst other things signs, posters and printed 

sheet materials in a curved condition. The poster 

display includes: a resilient substrate for supporting 

the picture, graphic or poster; a pair of arced support 

brackets for supporting the resilient substrate and 

impart to it a curved shape; and retaining clips for 

retaining the picture, graphic or poster on the 

resilient substrate. In use, the retaining clips clamp 

and retain sides of the resilient substrate to the 

respective support bracket, thereby preventing the 

resilient substrate from arcing more than the arc of 

the support brackets and falling there from. 

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(62) in the corners of the container and the ends (60) 

of the corner flaps (38) are secured in position by 

receiving protuberances (40,42) of the corner flaps 

in recesses (52,64). Securing flaps (48) at the upper 

corners of the side walls (34) are folded over the 

pillars (62) to assist in keeping the side walls in 

position. Side stiffeners (66) are formed by folding 

an upper part of each side wall (34) inwards and 

securing its ends in position by pressing them past 

the adjacent pillars (62) with an interference fit. 

21: 2011/04988 22: 07/07/2011 43: 12/01/2012 

51: C02F 

71: VISCOSITY TRADING CC 

72: MARC TIMOTHY TURK 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: WATER PURIFIER 

00: - 

57: A self cleaning water purifier includes a cylinder, 

in which a number of hollow capillaries of an 

ultrafiltration membrane are housed. The cylinder 

includes an inlet for receiving unfiltered water and 

two outlets, a first outlet for releasing water which 

has been filtered by the capillary membranes, and a 

second outlet for releasing unfiltered water which 

has passed straight through the hollow capillaries. 

21: 2011/04989 22: 07/07/2011 43: 12/01/2012 

51: B65D, B65H 

71: GOSSAMER STRUCTURES (PROPRIETARY) 

LIMITED 

72: JANSE VAN RENSBURG RUDOLF GEORG 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: CONTAINERS AND METHODS OF ERECTING 

CONTAINERS 

00: - 

57: A container (30) is erected from sheet material 

by folding side walls (34) and end walls (36) around 

a base (32). Corner flaps (38) extending from the 

ends of the end walls (36) are folded to form pillars 

21: 2011/04990 22: 07/07/2011 43: 10/01/2012 

51: B41J 

71: BROTHER KOGYO KABUSHIKI KAISHA 

72: YAMAGUCHI KOSHIRO, KATO MASATO, 

NAGAE TSUYOSHI, IMAMAKI TERUO, HORIUCHI 

TAKASHI, SAGO AKIRA, IRIYAMA YASUHIRO, 

SHIBATA YASUHIRO 

33: JP 31: 2008-331634 32: 2008/12/25, 

54: TAPE CASSETTE AND TAPE PRINTER 

00: - 

57: A tape cassette 30 includes a cassette case 31 

that houses a tape. An arm indicator portion is 

provided on an arm front surface 35 of the cassette 

case 31. The arm indicator portion includes vertical 

information sections and an aperture formed in at 

least one of the vertical information sections, and 

indicates a tape type. A person can identify the tape 

type by visually checking whether an aperture is 

formed in each of the vertical information sections. 

The tape printer 1 includes detecting switches 210. 

A part of the detecting switches 210 that opposes a 

surface portion other than the aperture in the type 

indicator portion is pressed. The tape printer 1 can 

identify the same tape type as identified by the visual 

check based on detection results of the detecting 

switches 210. 

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21: 2011/04992 22: 07/07/2011 43: 12/01/2012 

51: A61K, A61Q 

71: PIERRE FABRE DERMO-COSMETIQUE 

72: FABRE BERNARD and FIORINI-PUYBARET 

CHRISTEL 

33: FR 31: 0859025 32: 2008/12/23 

54: COSMETIC COMPOSITION CONTAINING A 

LOCUST BEAN GUM HYDROLYSATE 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a locust bean gum 

hydrolysate, to a method for preparing same, and to 

the use thereof in hair cosmetics. 

51: E21C 


LIMITED 

72: STOKES, Andrew 

33: AU 31: 2008906338 32: 2008-12-08 

54: A METHOD OF MINING ORE 

00: - 

A method of open cut mining an ore is disclosed. 

The method comprises carrying out mining 

operations in an area of an open cut mine with 

manned resources and unmanned resources and 

providing separate access for these resources to the 

mine area at selected locations. Alternatively, or in 

addition, the method comprises carrying out mining 

operations in the mine area with manned resources 

and unmanned resources operating in selected, 

separate unmanned and manned zones, 

respectively within the mine area. 

21: 2011/04998. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: GILEAD SCIENCES, INC. 

72: DESAI, Manoj, C., HALCOMB, Randall, L., 

HRVATIN, Paul, HUI, Hon Chung, MC FADDEN, 

Ryan, ROETHLE, Paul, A., YANG, Hong 

33: US 31: 61/121,061 32: 2008-12-09 

33: US 31: 61/227,378 32: 2009-07-21 

33: US 31: 61/224,386 32: 2009-07-09 

54: MODULATORS OF TOLL-LIKE RECEPTORS 

00: - 

Provided are modulators of TLRs of Formula (II): 

pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, 

compositions containing such compounds, and 

therapeutic methods that include the administration 

of such compounds. 

21: 2011/05000. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: B02C 


LIMITED 

72: GOODES, Christopher Geoffrey, WELLWOOD, 

Grant Ashley 

33: AU 31: 2008906337 32: 2008-12-08 

54: METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR REDUCING 

THE SIZE OF MATERIALS 

00: - 

A method of reducing the size of material, such as 

rocks of mined ore, is disclosed. The method 

comprises comminuting and electro-fracturing rocks 

of the material and thereby reducing the rock size. 

21: 2011/04999. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

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21: 2011/05001. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: E04B 


72: LALONDE, Paul, D 

33: US 31: 12/330,956 32: 2008-12-09 

54: CONCEALED SUSPENSION CEILING WITH 

DOWNWARD REMOVABLE PANELS 

00: - 

A suspended ceiling system comprising metal grid 

members and rectangular composite acoustical 

panels, the panels having edges at their peripheries, 

the grid members having a cross section generally 

like an inverted T such that they provide oppositely 

extending flanges adapted to support the panels at 

their edges, a resilient element at a juncture 

between a support on the grid member flanges and 

at least one edge of each panel, the resilient 

element being arranged to temporarily deflect to 

permit a panel to be raised from below the grid 

member into an installed position and to extend itself 

to hold such panel in position on the grid. 

21: 2011/05003. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: F24J 

71: AIRLIGHT ENERGY IP SA 

72: PEDRETTI, Andrea 

33: CH 31: 20/09 32: 2009-01-08 

54: ABSORBER PIPE FOR THE TROUGH 

COLLECTOR OF A SOLAR POWER PLANT 

00: - 

The absorber pipe 10 according to the invention has 

a thermal opening 14, on which means are provided 

which reduce the radiation 26 emitted to the outside 

by the absorbing surface 13 based on the operating 

temperature thereof at an increased rate as the 

operating temperature rises. 

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21: 2011/05005. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: B08B, E03F 

71: SHELL INTERNATIONALE RESEARCH 

MAATSCHAPPIJ B.V. 

72: SCHNEIDER, Tanja, SCHMITZ-GOEB, Manfred, 

Heinrich 

33: EP 31: 09152367.0 32: 2009-02-09 

54: HYDROJET CLEANER AND METHOD FOR 

CLEANING THE INTERIOR OF A COILED 

TUBULAR DEVICE 

00: - 

A hydrojet cleaning device (1) for cleaning the 

interior of a curved or coiled tubular device 

comprising a flexible hose (3) having one end 

connectable to a supply of pressurized water, and 

one end provided with a jet nozzle (5). The flexible 

hose is provided with a plurality of circumferential 

spacers (6) distributed over at least a section of the 

length of the hose. The spacers can for example 

comprise pulleys (11). Method of cleaning a coiled 

tubular line, such as a spiralled heat exchanger 

using such a hydrojet cleaning device. The distance 

between the spacers may, e.g., be such that the 

section of the hose between the spacers is entirely 

spaced from the interior wall of the tubular line wall 

over its full length. 

21: 2011/05018. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: B65D 

71: Loadhog Limited 

72: JACKSON, Mark, JOWETT, Leigh 

33: GB 31: 0816753.8 32: 2008-09-12 

54: CONTAINER FOR USE IN A LOAD SECURING 

ARRANGEMENT 

00: - 

A load securing system comprises a tensioning 

member (18), and a securing member (22) on the 

tensioning member. First and second containers (12) 

can be arranged adjacent each other in an array of 

containers. Each of said first and second containers 

has a cooperating formation (28) to cooperate with 

the securing member. The tensioning member can 

extend across the containers to the aforesaid 

cooperating formations, and the securing member 

can be secured to the cooperating formations. The 

tensioning member can be tensioned to secure the 

first and second containers to each other. 

21: 2011/05022. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A62B 

71: Latchways Plc 

72: JONES, Karl 

33: GB 31: 0900435.9 32: 2009-01-12 

54: FALL ARREST SYSTEM 

00: - 

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A fall arrest safety system has a traveller arranged to 

travel along a safety line and including a securing 

arrangement deployable in response to a fall event 

to secure the traveller in fixed position on the safety 

line. An energy absorber device is connected 

intermediately between the traveller and the user, 

the energy absorber device including a plastically 

deformable energy absorber deployable in response 

to a fall event to plastically deform from a stowed 

orientation to a deployed orientation. The energy 

absorber may have a coil-form portion and an 

elongate tongue portion extending in a linear 

direction at the periphery of the coil- form portion, 

the elongate tongue portion of the energy absorber 

being arranged to extend to project from the housing 

for connection to a karabiner, lanyard or other 

connection device. 

21: 2011/05023. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: B32B, C21D 

71: ArcelorMittal Investigacion y Desarrollo S.L. 

72: THIRION, Isabelle, VIETORIS, Thomas, 

GRIGORIEVA, Raisa, DRILLET, Pascal, 

SCHALLER, Ludwig, BADER, Karl Michael, PAAR, 

Uwe, ALSMANN, Michael 

33: EP 31: PCT/EP2009/000670 32: 2009-02-02 

54: FABRICATION PROCESS OF COATED 

STAMPED PARTS AND PARTS PREPARED 

FROM THE SAME 

00: - 

A manufacturing process of a hot stamped coated 

part comprising the following successive steps, in 

this order : providing a hot rolled or cold rolled steel 

sheet comprising a steel substrate and an 

aluminium-silicon alloy precoating, the precoating 

containing more than 50% of free aluminium and 

having a thickness comprised between 15 and 50 

micrometers, then cutting the steel sheet to obtain a 

precoated steel blank, then heating the blank under 

non protective atmosphere up to a temperature Ti 

comprised between Te- 10°C and Te, Te being the 

eutectic or solidus temperature of the precoating, 

then heating the blank from the temperature Ti up to 

a temperature Tm comprised between 840 and 

950°C under non protective atmosphere with a 

heating rate V comprised between 30°C/s and 

90°C/s, V being the heating rate between the 

temperature Ti and the temperature Tm, in order to 

obtain a coated heated blank, then soaking the 

coated heated blank at said temperature Tm for a 

time tm comprised between 20s and 90s, then hot 

stamping the blank in order to obtain a hot stamped 

coated part, then cooling said stamped part at a 

cooling rate in order to form a microstructure in the 

steel substrate comprising at least one constituent 

chosen among martensite or bainite. 

21: 2011/05024. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: E02F 


72: CLAESSENS, Stijn 

33: BE 31: 2009/0010 32: 2009-01-09 

54: CUTTER HEAD FOR DREDGING GROUND 

AND USE OF THIS CUTTER HEAD FOR 

DREDGING GROUND 

00: - 

The invention relates to a cutter head (10) for 

dredging ground under water, this cutter head being 

suitable for attachment rotatably around a central 

axis to the ladder (2) of a cutter suction dredger (1) 

and for being moved through the ground (9) 

therewith in a lateral sweeping movement, the cutter 

head comprising a base ring(13), a hub(14) situated 

at a distance in the direction of the central axis from 

the base ring, and a plurality of arms (15) extending 

from the base ring to the hub, wherein a passage 

opening (16) is located between arms and wherein 

the arms are provided with a first series of cutting 

tools on a leading part (15a) relative to the direction 

of rotation of the cutter head, and wherein at least 

one arm is provided with a second series of cutting 

tools on a part of the arm (15b) facing away from the 

central axis. 

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21: 2011/05029 22: 08/07/2011 43: 18/01/2012 

51: B65G 

71: LYMAN GEOFFREY JOHN 

72: LYMAN GEOFFREY JOHN 

33: AU 31: 2008906516 32: 2008/12/18 

54: MATERIALS CONVEYED ON A CONVEYOR 

BELT 

00: - 

57: A cutter head (50) for a cross-belt sampler has 

side plates (3, 4) where the outer surface thereof are 

shaped so that the velocity of an undisturbed 

particle, adjacent to the outer surface, is everywhere 

parallel to the outer surface at that point on the 

cutter head (50). 

33: United States of America 31: 61/121,618 32: 

2008-12-11 

54: CONSTRUCTION PROJECT 

PREQUALIFICATION 

00: - 

A networked computer system for facilitating the 

prequalification approval of construction industry 

organization to bid on constructions projects posted 

by a reviewing organization. The system 

electronically receives business information from a 

submitting organization. After receiving a request for 

a prequalification application from a reviewing 

organization, the system generates a prequalification 

application in the format specified by the reviewing 

organization using the business information 

previously provided by the submitting organization. 

The system then routes individual data items in the 

application to one or more participants associated 

with the reviewing organization. The system receives 

approval of the individual data items before receiving 

final approval of the application. If the application is 

approved, the submitting organization is able to 

submit bids to the reviewing organization for 

construction projects posted by the reviewing 

organization. 

21: 2011/05030. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: G06Q 

71: TEXTURA CORPORATION 

72: FOX, Christina, A., WAGNER, Jeffrey, K., ALLIN, 

Patrick, J, SMITH, John, W. 

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and input drive telescopically expand or retract with 

respect to one another. 

21: 2011/05032. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: A61M 

71: SANOFI-AVENTIS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH 

72: BRÜGGEMANN, Ulrich, JONES, Christopher, 

DRAPER, Paul 

33: EP 31: 09001577.7 32: 2009-02-05 

54: MEDICAMENT DELIVERY DEVICES 

00: - 

A medicament delivery device (1) comprises a 

housing (15), a telescopic piston rod assembly (12) 

for driving a bung (20) of a medicament container 

(9), and a drive mechanism (17) for the telescopic 

piston rod assembly. The telescopic piston rod 

assembly (12) has an input drive (23) telescopically 

coupled to a plunger (55) for driving the bung (20) 

via an intermediate coupling. The intermediate 

coupling comprises first and second cylinders (45, 

49) telescopically coupled to one another. The 

plunger (55) is telescopically coupled to one of the 

first and second cylinders (45, 49) and the input 

drive (23) is telescopically coupled to the other 

cylinder. A key (14) is provided for restraining 

rotation of the plunger (55) relative to the housing 

(15) so that as the drive mechanism (17) drives the 

input drive, the plunger, first and second members 

21: 2011/05033. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: A61K 


72: CHEN, Pingyun, Y., GAULDING, Jeffrey 

33: US 31: 61/148,490 32: 2009-01-30 

54: CRYSTALLINE N-{(1-S)-2-AMINO-1-[(3- 

FLUOROPHENYL) METHYL]ETHYL}-5-CHLORO- 

4-(4-CHLORO-1-METHYL-1H-PYRAZOL-5-YL)-2- 

THIOPHENECARBOXAMIDE HYDROCHLORIDE 

00: - 

An improved AKT inhibiting compound, crystalline 

/-{(1 S)-2-amino-1-[(3- fluorophenyl)methyl]ethyl}-5- 

chloro-4-(4-chloro-1 -methyl-1 H-pyrazol-5-yl)-2- 

thiophenecarboxamide hydrochloride. 

21: 2011/05050. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: C07D 


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72: EGGENWEILER, Hans-Michael, SIRRENBERG, 

Christian, BUCHSTALLER, Hans-Peter 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 061 214.6 32: 2008-12-09 

54: QUINAZOLINAMIDE DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

The invention relates to a novel quinazolinamide 

derivatives of the formula (I), where R1-R5 and X 

have the meanings indicated in Claim 1, that are 

HSP90-inhibitors and that can be used for producing 

a medication for treating illnesses for which the 

prevention, regulation, and/or modulation of HSP90 

plays a role. 

21: 2011/05059. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: D06F 

71: LG Electronics Inc. 

72: LIM, Hee Tae, KIM, Soo Bong, JO, Min Gyu, 

KWON, Ig Geun, SONG, Jung Tae, LEE, Dong Il, 

MOON, Suk Yun, KIM, Sang Hun, SEO, Hyun Seok, 

KIM, Young Suk 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0137736 32: 2008-12-31 

54: LAUNDRY MACHINE 

00: - 

A laundry machine is disclosed. The overall weight 

of the vibrating system provided in the laundry 

machine according to the exemplary embodiment of 

the present invention may be reduced and the 

vibration of the drum may be stabilized by new 

means for adding weights. In addition, the front of 

the drum may be prevented from falling downward 

because of the introduction of laundry. 

21: 2011/05061. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: D06F 


72: MOON, Suk Yun, KWON, Ig Geun, LEE, Dong Il 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0136407 32: 2008-12-30 

54: WASHING MACHINE 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a washing machine 

(100) including a cabinet (110) having a base (1.11 

), a tub (120) fixedly secured to an inside of the 

cabinet (110), a drum (130) rotatable provided in the 

tub (120), a rotation shaft (140) passed through the 

tub (120) from a rear of the drum (130), a bearing 

housing (150) connected to the rotation shaft (140), 

a suspension assembly (170) for buffering and 

supporting a structure connected to the bearing 

housing (150), a driving motor (181 ) provided to the 

suspension assembly (170) and a power 

transmission member (182) for transmission of the 

rotation force from the driving motor (181) to the 

rotation shaft (140), thereby permitting to increase a 

capacity of the washing machine (100) by changing 

the structure or the washing machine (100) and 

increase the rotation efficiency of the drum (130) by 

providing a driving structure which rotates the drum 

(130) and has an increased capacity by thus effects. 

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21: 2011/05062. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: D06F 


72: HWANG, Young Jin, KIM, Soo Bong, SONG, 

Jung Tae, KWON, Ig Geun, LEE, Dong Il, MOON, 

Suk Yun, KIM, Sang Hun, LIM, Hee Tae 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0138078 32: 2008-12-31 


00: - 

Disclosed is a laundry machine in which a tub (100, 

120) is isolated from vibrations of a drum (301 ), 

ensuring an increasing size of the tub (100, 120) and 

an increasing volume of the tub (100, 120). This 

results in an increased capacity of the laundry 

machine. The increased size of the tub (100, 120) 

provides a sufficient space between the tub (100, 

120) and a cabinet (600, 620, 630, 640) for 

installation of relevant constituent elements, thus 

accomplishing a compact interior structure of the 

laundry machine. 

21: 2011/05063. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: D06F 


72: MOON, Suk Yun, LEE, Dong Il, KWON, Ig Geun, 

KIM, Soo Bong 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0136372 32: 2008-12-30 


00: - 

A laundry machine is disclosed, which includes a 

cabinet (600, 620, 630, 640) defining an external 

appearance thereof, the cabinet (600, 620, 630, 640) 

comprising a base (600), a tub (100, 120, 130) 

provided in the cabinet (600, 620, 630, 640), a drum 

(300, 320, 340) provided in the tub (100, 120, 130), 

the drum (300, 320, 340) rotatable with respect to 

the tub (100, 120, 130) and a pressure adjusting part 

provided in the tub (100, 120, 130) to prevent 

forward movement of the drum (300, 320, 340) 

generated by pressure difference during the rotation 

of the drum (300, 320, 340). As a result the laundry 

machine may improve capacity of the tub (100, 120, 

130) and to prevent collision between the drum (300, 

320, 340) and the tub (100, 120, 130) by adjusting 

the pressure inside the tub (100, 120, 130). 

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54: EXCAVATING DEVICE FOR EXCAVATING 

GROUND UNDER WATER, AND METHOD FOR 

EXCAVATING GROUND 

00: - 

The invention relates to an excavating device, 

comprising a floating device which can be moved in 

a navigating direction and to which a drag head (1) 

is attached which during use is dragged over the 

bottom (50) and herein loosens soil, and a suction 

conduit (4) which connects to the drag head (1) and 

which discharges the loosened soil. The excavating 

device is provided with a steering device (10) for 

moving the drag head (1) out of the navigating 

direction. The invention also relates to a method for 

excavating ground (50) using the excavating device, 

and a computer program for performing the method. 

21: 2011/05064. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: D06F 


72: SONG, Jung Tae, KIM, Soo Bong, KWON, Ig 

Geun, LIM, Hee Tae, JO, Min Gyu 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0136369 32: 2008-12-30 


00: - 

The present invention relates to a laundry machine 

for treating laundry. One embodied laundry machine 

may have an opening in the rear of the tub. A flexible 

material is connected between the drive assembly 

and the rear opening of the tub for sealing 

therebetween. The flexible material allows the drive 

assembly to move or vibrate relatively to the tub. 

The flexible material may be referred to as a flexible 

sealer. 

21: 2011/05066. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: E02F 


72: VERBOOMEN, Bart Peter 

33: BE 31: BE 2009/0011 32: 2009-01-10 

21: 2011/05067. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: D06F 


72: SONG, Jung Tae, KWON, Ig Geun, MOON, Suk 

Yun, KIM, Soo Bong, LEE, Dong Il 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0136405 32: 2008-12-30 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0136409 32: 2008-12-30 


00: - 

A laundry machine for washing laundry is disclosed. 

The laundry machine includes a cabinet to form an 

outer appearance, the cabinet comprising a base, a 

tub arranged in the cabinet, and a support unit 

provided at the base, to support a vertical weight of 

the tub. There is an effect of increasing the capacity 

of the laundry machine in accordance with a 

variation in the structure of the laundry machine. It is 

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also possible to enhance the support stability of the 

capacity-increased tub by vertically supporting the 

weight of the tub. 

21: 2011/05068. 22: 2011/07/08. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: B28B, E04B, E04C 

71: Italcementi S.p.A. 

72: CANGIANO, Stefano, CARMINATI, Aronne 

33: IT 31: MI2008A002190 32: 2008-12-11 

54: COMPOSITE PANEL MADE FROM 

CEMENTITIOUS MORTAR WITH PROPERTIES OF 

TRANSPARENCY 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a composite panel 

made from cementitious mortar characterized in that 

a plurality of openings pass through its complete 

width, each of which is filled with a transparent to 

light material. The invention also relates to methods 

for producing this panel. 

21: 2011/05071 22: 08/07/2011 43: 19/01/2012 

51: F03B 

71: GWAVE LLC 

72: GLENN BEANE 

33: US 31: 12/316.772 32: 2008/12/15 

54: SYSTEM FOR PRODUCING ENERGY 

THROUGH THE ACTION OF WAVES 

00: - 

57: A system and method for generating energy from 

the tuning masses relative to a ground plane and an 

external force. In some embodiments the external 

force is the action of the waves. The system has a 

first mass movable relative to the ground plane, 

wherein the external force induces an oscillation in 

the first mass relative to the ground plane. A second 

movable mass is carried by and movable relative to 

the first movable mass. The second movable mass 

creates kinetic energy as the result of varying the 

position of the second movable mass relative to the 

first mass. The system adjust or tunes the frequency 

of various components in relation to the natural 

frequency of the waves. The second mass can move 

relative to the first mass by various methods. The 

energy created by the relative motion can be 

converted to various forms of energy including 

electrical energy. 

21: 2011/05073 22: 08/07/2011 43: 19/01/2012 

51: E05B 

71: WINLOC AG 

72: WIDEN BO 

33: SE 31: 0900207-2 32: 2009/02/18, 

54: PROFILED KEY FOR CYLINDER LOCKS 

00: - 

57: A key for use in a cylinder lock with a rotatable 

key plug having a profiled key way. The key 

comprises an elongated, substantially flay key blade 

(120; 120') having a longitudinal profile groove (122; 

122') extending along at least a portion of the length 

of the key blade. The groove has an undercut 

portion (129) adjacent to a ridge portion (128, 128'), 

the outside of which forms part of a side surface 

(123; 123') of the key blade.The undercut portion 

(129; 129') of the groove is expanded, at its 

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innermost part adjacent to and inside said ridge 

portion, into a longitudinally extending pocket (135; 

135'). 

21: 2011/0508. 22: 2011/01/20. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: C07D A01N 

71: BASF SE 

72: PAULINI, Ralph, BREUNINGER, Delphine, VON 

DEYN, Wolfgang, BASTIAANS, Henricus, Maria, 

Martinus, BEYER, Carsten, ANSPAUGH, Douglas, 

D., OLOUMI-SADEGHI, Hassan 

33: US 31: 61/074,822 32: 2008-06-23 

54: SULFOXIMINAMIDE COMPOUNDS FOR 

COMBATING ANIMAL PESTS 

00: - 

The invention relates to sulfoximinamid compounds 

of formula (I), to the enantiomers, diastereomers and 

salts thereof and to compositions comprising such 

compounds. The invention also relates to the use of 

the sulfoximinamid compounds, of their salts or of 

compositions comprising them for combating animal 

pests. Furthermore the invention relates also to 

methods of applying such sulfoximine compounds. 

The sulfoximinamid compounds of the present 

invention are defined by the following formula I: 

wherein Q, Het, R1, R2, R3, R4 and n are defined as 

in the description. 

21: 2011/05081 22: 11/07/2011 43: 19/01/2012 

51: F01M, F04D 

71: WABTEC HOLDING CORPORATION 

72: HRITZ JEFFREY and MITSCH MATTHEW D 

33: US 31: 12/366.176 32: 2009/02/05 

54: AIR COMPRESSOR PRE-LUBRICATION 

SYSTEM 

00: - 

57: The air compressor pre-lubrication system 

includes an oil pump, a priming tank, and a control 

valve. The oil pump is connected to an oil sump and 

includes a discharge line connected to an air 

compressor. The priming tank is connected to the oil 

pump to receive pressurized oil. The control valve is 

provided in an outline line connected to the priming 

tank and is further connected to the oil pump 

discharge line. The priming tank is configured to 

maintain a charge of oil from the oil pump and 

selectively release the charge of oil through 

actuation of the control valve. An auxiliary prelubrication 

oil pump may replace the priming tank. 

The pre-lubrication oil pump is connected to the oil 

sump and is fluidly coupled to the discharge line 

leading to the air compressor. 

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21: 2011/05082 22: 11/07/2011 43: 13/02/2012 

51: G01F 

71: SENTINEL IMPORT EXPORT (IRELAND) 

LIMITED 

72: DENBY CARL and REINHARDT KURT 

33: GB 31: 0822415.6 32: 2008/12/09 

54: STORAGE TANK MONITORING APPARATUS 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to a storage tank 

monitoring apparatus and in particular, but not 

limited to, a storage tank monitoring apparatus for 

detecting the presence of water in a tank containing 

a hydrocarbon. The storage tank monitoring 

apparatus comprises a measurement device for 

determining a level of a stored substance within in a 

storage tank, the measurement device being 

arranged to detect the presence of a second 

substance in the storage tank; and a processor 

arranged to generate a signal if the second 

substance is detected in the storage tank. 

21: 2011/05094. 22: 2011/07/11. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K, A61P 


72: MESANGEAU, Didier, CRAVO, Daniel, AUDET, 

Annick 

33: EP 31: 08021617.9 32: 2008-12-12 

54: COMBINATION OF INSULIN WITH TRIAZINE 

DERIVATIVES AND ITS USE FOR TREATING 

DIABETES 

00: - 

The invention relates to a composition for use as a 

medicament comprising insulin in combination with 

at least one compound of formula (I), wherein the 

radicals R1 to R6 have the meaning according to 

claim 1, and/or physiologically acceptable salts 

thereof. Another object of the invention concerns a 

pharmaceutical composition comprising as active 

ingredients effective amounts of insulin and at least 

one compound of formula (I), together with 

pharmaceutically tolerable adjuvants, for the 

prophylactic or therapeutic treatment and/or 

monitoring of physiological and/or pathological 

conditions that are associated with insulin 

resistance. The invention also relates to a 

pharmaceutical package comprising insulin in a first 

dosage unit and at least one compound of formula 

(I) in a second dosage unit. 

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21: 2011/05096. 22: 2011/07/11. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: H01L, H02J 

71: Schott Solar AG 

72: LAUINGER, Thomas, HÄUSLER, Marcus 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 004 679.8 32: 2009-01-12 

54: POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM COMPRISING A 

HIGH-VOLTAGE DC TRANSMISSION DEVICE 

WHICH IS DIRECTLY SUPPLIED BY A 

PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANT 

00: - 

The invention relates to a power supply system 

(SYS) and a corresponding photovoltaic device 

(PVE) which comprises a plurality of voltagegenerating 

photovoltaic modules (PVM), said 

photovoltaic modules (PVM) being interconnected in 

parallel and/or in series to generate a DC voltage 

(Udc*) which exceeds the voltage resistance 

(Umodmax) of the photovoltaic modules (PVM) and 

is suitable for transmitting a high voltage DC. The 

power supply system (SYS) has a converter station 

(UFS) which can be connected to a power supply 

network (SVN) for consumers and comprises a highvoltage 

DC transmission path (HGUE) to transmit 

the DC voltage (Udc*) generated by the photovoltaic 

device (PVE) to the converter station (UFS). 

21: 2011/05099. 22: 2011/07/11. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: A61K, C07D 

71: Cephalon, Inc. 

72: COURVOISIER, Laurent D., EDDLESTON, 

Mark, HALTIWANGER, Curtis R., MCKEAN, Robert 

E. 

33: US 31: 61/144,843 32: 2009-01-15 

54: NOVEL FORMS OF BENDAMUSTINE FREE 

BASE 

00: - 

Novel polymorphic forms of bendamustine free base 

are described, including amorphous bendamustine 

free base, six anhydrous crystalline forms, four 

hydrate forms, and five solvate forms, with methods 

of their preparation and use also being described. 

21: 2011/05100. 22: 2011/07/11. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: D21B 


72: BELDRING, Finn, LUKIC, Dragan 

33: DK 31: PA 2009 00052 32: 2009-01-13 

54: TREATMENT, SUCH AS CUTTING, SOAKING 

AND/OR WASHING, OF ORGANIC MATERIAL 

00: - 

The invention relates to an apparatus for treating 

material by cutting, soaking and/or washing of the 

material, wherein the apparatus comprises a 

receptacle (10), a discharge element (20) with a 

vortex generator and pumping means (22) arranged 

to pump fluid and material from the receptacle (10) 

towards the vortex generator, wherein the vortex 

generator and pumping means (22) in combination 

are adapted to generate a vortex in the form of a 

conic helix in the fluid extending into the receptacle. 

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21: 2011/05101. 22: 2011/07/11. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: G06F 

71: Sony Europe Limited 

72: KHOKHLOV, Vladimir 

33: GB 31: 1011838.8 32: 2010-07-14 

54: DATA PROCESSING APPARATUS AND 

METHOD 

00: - 

A data processing apparatus executes one or more 

computer program applications. The data 

programming apparatus is operable to display at 

least one resizable graphical element from a plurality 

of resizable graphical elements on a display and 

resize the at least one displayed graphical element 

in response to a resize control input from a user 

control. The data processing device is operable to 

switch between which of the plurality of graphical 

elements is displayed if the displayed graphical 

element is resized to be greater in size or to be less 

in size than one of a plurality of predetermined 

threshold sizes. Each of the plurality of graphical 

elements includes at least one graphical object or 

interface control different from the other graphical 

elements of the plurality of graphical elements and a 

greater a size of one of the plurality of 

predetermined threshold sizes, a greater a number 

of controls and/or graphical objects included in the 

graphical element that is displayed when the 

displayed graphical element is resized to exceed 

that predetermined threshold size. 

21: 2011/05102. 22: 2011/07/11. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: C07H 

71: Inalco S.p.A. 

72: SALSINI, Liana, MANONI, Marco, CIPOLLETTI, 

Giovanni 

33: IT 31: FI2008A000244 32: 2008-12-18 

54: PROCESS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF L- 

FUCOSYL DI- OR OLIGOSACCHARIDES AND 

NOVEL 2,3,4 TRIBENZYL-FUCOSYL 

DERIVATIVES INTERMEDIATES THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a process for the 

synthesis of L-fucosyl di- or oligosaccharides and 

their novel 2,3,4-tri-O-benzyl-fucosyl synthetic 

intermediates derivatives of easy crystallization. In 

particular the present invention relates to a process 

applicable to industrial scale for the synthesis of 2'Ofucosyl 

lactose. 

21: 2011/05119. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/26 

51: E21B 

71: GRADIDGE, Robert, Charles, ROODT, Petrus, 

Hendrik 

72: GRADIDGE, Robert, Charles, ROODT, Petrus, 

Hendrik 

33: ZA 31: 2009/00226 32: 2009-01-12 

54: ROOF BOLTING DRILL RIG INCLUDING A 

MAGNETIC COUPLING 

00: - 

This invention relates to a drill rig or drill driver and 

more particularly, but not exclusively, to a drill rig for 

roof bolting applications underground. In 

accordance with this invention there is provided an 

elongate support member, a magnetic drive unit with 

an attachment means for securing a rock drill 

machine thereto and being able to travel along the 

elongate support member under magnetic force. 

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those associated with dysfunction of the central 

nervous system (CNS). 

21: 2011/05127. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A01N, C07C, C07D 


72: MATHEWS, Christopher John, FINNEY, John, 

SCUTT, James Nicholas, ROBINSON, Louisa, 

DELANEY, John Stephen 

33: GB 31: 0901086.9 32: 2009-01-22 

54: CYCLOPENTADIONE DERIVED HERBICIDES 

00: - 

Compounds of Formula (I), wherein the substituents 


herbicides. 

21: 2011/05126. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: Targacept, Inc. 

72: BENCHERIF, Merouane, FEDOROV, Nikolai, 

HAUSER, Terry, JORDAN, Kristen, LETCHWORTH, 

Sharon Rae, MAZUROV, Anatoly, MUNOZ, Julio A., 

SPEAKE, Jason, YOHANNES, Daniel 

33: US 31: 61/147,260 32: 2009-01-26 

54: PREPARATION AND THERAPEUTIC 

APPLICATIONS OF (2S,3R)-N-2-((3- 

PYRIDINYL)METHYL)-1-AZABICYCLO[2.2.2]OCT- 

3-YL)-3,5-DIFLUOROBENZAMIDE 

00: - 

The present invention relates to compounds that 

bind to and modulate the activity of neuronal 

nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, to processes for 

preparing these compounds, to pharmaceutical 

compositions containing these compounds, and to 

methods of using these compounds for treating a 

wide variety of conditions and disorders, including 

21: 2011/05128. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A01N, C07C, C07D 


72: MATHEWS, Christopher John, FINNEY, John, 

SCUTT, James Nicholas, ROBINSON, Louisa, 

DELANEY, John Stephen 

33: GB 31: 0900641.2 32: 2009-01-15 

54: NOVEL HERBICIDES 

00: - 

Compounds of formula (I), wherein the substituents 


herbicides. 

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21: 2011/05129. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: A21D, A23L 

71: Danisco A/S 

72: SØRENSEN, Jens Frisbæk, MIKKELSEN, René, 

POULSEN, Charlotte Horsmans, KRAGH, Karsten 

Matthias 

33: EP 31: 09150744.2 32: 2009-01-16 

33: US 31: 61/145,366 32: 2009-01-16 

54: ENZYMATIC GENERATION OF 

OLIGASACCHARIDES FROM CEREALS OR 

CEREAL BI-STREAMS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to the solubilisation of 

cereal bran, for preparing compositions comprising 

soluble fractions of cereal bran and the use of these 

compositions comprising solubilised cereal bran for 

the preparation of food products, such as bread. 

21: 2011/05132. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: UOTO, Kouichi, SUGIMOTO, Yuuichi, NAITO, 

Hiroyuki, MIYAZAKI, Masaki, YOSHIDA, Keisuke, 

AONUMA, Masashi 

33: JP 31: 2009-007536 32: 2009-01-16 

54: IMIDAZOTHIAZOLE DERIVATIVES HAVING 

PROLINE RING STRUCTURE 

00: - 

Disclosed is a novel compound which inhibits the 

interaction between the Mdm2 (murine double 

minute 2) protein and the p53 protein and has an 

antitumor activity. Specifically disclosed is an 

imidazothiazole derivative, which is represented by 

formula (1) and has various substituents. The 

imidazothiazole derivative inhibits interaction 

between the Mdm2 protein and the p53 protein, and 

has an antitumor activity. (In formula (1), R1, R2, R3, 

R4, R5, R6, R7, Ar1 and Ar2 are as defined in the 

description.) 

21: 2011/05130. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: A21D, A23L 

71: Danisco A/S 

72: SØRENSEN, Jens Frisbæk, MIKKELSEN, René, 

POULSEN, Charlotte Horsmans, KRAGH, Karsten 

Matthias 

33: EP 31: 09150744.2 32: 2009-01-16 

33: US 31: 61/145,366 32: 2009-01-16 

54: ENZYMATIC GENERATION OF FUNCTIONAL 

LIPIDS FROM CEREALS OR CEREAL BI- 

STREAMS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to the modification of 

lipids in lipid-containing plant material, such as 

cereal bran for the generation of functional lipids. 

The present invention further relates to the 

preparation of compositions comprising such 

functional lipids as well as the use of these 

compositions comprising functional lipids and other 

functional compounds derived from the action of lipid 

modifying enzymes for the preparation of 

composition suitable for the preparation of bioethanol 

as well as food products, such as bread. 

21: 2011/05134. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: B65D 

71: Bilcare Limited 

72: NAIK, Praful Ramachandra, MANDALE, Avinash 

Shantaram, BHOOSHAN, Urja Kulkarni 

33: IN 31: 2597/MUM/2008 32: 2008-12-12 

54: SINGLE PIECE RE-CLOSABLE UNIT PACK 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a one piece reclosable 

unit pack comprising a first layered 

structure (1) wherein one or plurality of 

containment(s) (2) are formed to contain product(s) 

wherein the said containment(s) (2) up stand from 

first surface of the said first layered structure (1) 

thereby creating one or plurality of corresponding 

opening/s on the second surface of the said first 

layered structure, a second layered structure (3) 

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affixed to the unformed region of the second surface 

of the first layered structure (1) wherein portion of 

the second layered structure (3) corresponding to 

the opening of the containment(s) (2) is ruptured to 

remove the product, at least one portion (10) 

comprising the containment(s) (2) wherein the region 

(4) between the said portions (10, 20) is foldable; 

optionally one or plurality of unformed portion/s, 

optionally constructed to provide child resistant 

capability and / or unique identifiers to authenticate a 

packaged product. 

area (14) in the pre-contact area (2), continuously 

measuring at least one datum showing the 

concentration of powdered adsorbent agent in the 

pre-contact area (2), and a step of injecting a 

suspension of new powdered adsorbent agent in an 

aqueous medium upstream when the concentration 

of powdered adsorbent agent in the pre-contact area 

(2) is below a predetermined threshold value, as well 

as a step of acidifying said suspension of adsorbent 

agent. 

21: 2011/05136 22: 12/07/2011 43: 13/01/2012 

51: C02F 

71: VEOLIA WATER SOLUTIONS & 

TECHNOLOGIES SUPPORT 

72: PHILIPPE SAUVIGNET and ABDELKADER 

GAID 

33: US 31: 12/362.156. 32: 2009/01/29 

54: METHOD FOR TREATING WATER BY 

BALLASTED FLOCCULATION AND 

SETTLEMENT, INCLUDING PRE-CONTACTING 

THE WATER WITH AN ADSORBENT 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a method for treating 

raw water laden with impurities in a treatment facility 

including at least one step of placing water in contct 

with a powdered adsorbent agent in an agitated precontact 

are (2), a step of ballasted flocculation, a 

step of settling, extracting a mixture of sludge, 

ballast and the powdered adsorbent agent from the 

bottom of the settlement area (5), and inserting the 

mixture in a hydrocyclone (11), transporting the 

overflow consisting of a mixture of sludge and 

powdered adsorbent reagent from said hydrocyclone 

(11) to a transition area (14). The method also 

includes a step of recycling the mixture of sludge 

and powdered adsorbent agent from the transition 

21: 2011/05137 22: 12/07/2011 43: 19/01/2012 

51: D07B, F03D 

71: SEQUOIA AUTOMATION SRL 

72: MASSIMO IPPOLITO 

33: IT 31: TO2009U000008 32: 2009/01/23 

54: TETHER FOR TROPOSPHERIC AEOLIAN 

GENERATOR 

00: - 

57: A rope (3) is described for a tropospheric aeolian 

generator (1) in length, of at least one first sector (4) 

adapted to resist to repeated flexure cycles, having a 

safety coefficient (S1), a diameter D(b1) and an 

aerodynamic resistance coefficient (CD1); at least 

one second sector (5) adapted to resist to repeated 

traction cycles with great load, having a safety 

coefficient S2 < S1 and a diameter D(b2) < D(b1). 

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21: 2011/05164. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61K, A61P, C07K 

71: PIERRE FABRE MEDICAMENT 

72: GOETSCH, Liliane, WURCH, Thierry, BES, 

Cédric 

33: International Bureau of WIPO 31: 

PCT/IB2008/055663 32: 2008-12-02 

33: US 31: 61/184,502 32: 2009-06-05 

54: ANTI-cMET ANTIBODY 

00: - 

Antibody capable of binding specifically to the 

human c-Met receptor and/or capable of specifically 

inhibiting the tyrosine kinase activity of said receptor, 

with an improved antagonistic activity, said antibody 

comprising a modified hinge region. A composition 

comprising such an antibody antagonist to c-Met and 

its use as a medicament for treating cancer. 

21: 2011/05165. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61H 

71: NOUR SAYED, CHASTANIER PIERRE 

72: NOUR, Sayed, CHASTANIER, Pierre 

33: FR 31: FR08 07077 32: 2008-12-16 

33: FR 31: FR09 55168 32: 2009-07-23 

54: PULSATILE AND NON-INVASIVE DEVICE 

FOR CIRCULATORY AND HAEMODYNAMIC 

ASSISTANCE 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a pulsatile and noninvasive 

device for circulatory assistance, which 

device promotes the circulation of a volume of blood 

in the body of a subject, characterized in that it 

comprises a flexible multi-layer structure designed to 

be applied to at least part of the body of said subject, 

said structure having a flexible inner layer towards 

the body of said subject and a more rigid outer layer, 

and pulsation means connected to said multi-layer 

structure in such a way that the assembly composed 

of the structure and of the pulsation means is 

leaktight, characterized in that said pulsation means 

are designed to create pulsations between said inner 

and outer layers by way of a fluid, called pulsation 

fluid, each of said pulsations propagating 

progressively in the direction of venous return along 

said part of the body of said subject when said 

structure is arranged on said part of the body of said 

subject. 

21: 2011/05166. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C23C 

71: NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION 

72: SHIMODA, Nobuyuki, MORIMOTO, Yasuhide 

33: JP 31: 2009-008100 32: 2009-01-16 

54: HOT-DIP Zn-Al-Mg-Si-Cr ALLOY COATED 

STEEL MATERIAL WITH EXCELLENT 

CORROSION RESISTANCE 

00: - 

Provided is a hot-dip Zn-Al-Mg-Cr alloy coated steel 

material with excellent corrosion resistance. The 

coated steel material is a steel material provided 

with a Zn-Al-Mg-Cr alloy coating, which has an 

interfacial alloy layer in the coating/steel interface. 

The interfacial alloy layer consists of constituent 

elements of the coating and Fe, and has a multilayer 

structure comprising an Al-Fe based alloy layer 

and an Al-Fe-Si based alloy layer. The Al-Fe-Si 

based alloy layer contains Cr. 

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54: COMPOSITIONS OF A 1-(1H-1,2,4-TRIAZOL-1- 

YL)BUTAN-2-OL DERIVATIVE AND 

FORMULATION PROCESSES THEREFOR 

00: - 

The present invention relates to compositions 

comprising voriconazole and less than, or equal to, 

about 0.17 w/w% of 2,4-difluro-1H-1-y1-1,2,4- 

triazolacetophenone, in particular aqueous solutions 

and lyophilized powders, and improved formulation 

processes threrefor 

21: 2011/05167. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: EXELIXIS, INC. 

72: LAMB, Peter, BROWN, Adrian, St. Clair, 

GALLAGHER, William, P. 

33: US 31: 61/145,421 32: 2009-01-16 

54: MALATE SALT OF N- (4- { [ 6, 7-BIS 

(METHYLOXY) QUIN0LIN-4-YL] OXY}PHENYL)-N' 

- (4 -FLUOROPHENYL) CYCLOPROPANE-1,1- 

DICARBOXAMIDE, AND CRYSTALLINE FORMS 

THEROF FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER 

00: - 

Disclosed are malate salts of N-(4-{ [6,7- 

bis(methyloxy)-quinolin-4-yl]oxy}phenyl)- N'-(4- 

fluorophenyl)cyclopropane-l,l-dicarboxamide, 

including a (L)-malate salt, a (D)- malate salt, a (DL) 

malate salt, and mixtures thereof; and crystalline and 

amorphous forms of the malate salts. Also disclosed 

are pharmaceutical compositions comprising at least 

one malate salts of N-(4-{ [6,7- 

bis(methyloxy)quinolin-4-yl]oxy}phenyl)-N'-(4- 

fluorophenyl)- cyclopropane-l,l-dicarboxamide; and 

methods of treating cancer comprising administering 

at least one malate salt of N-(4-{ [6,7- 

bis(methyloxy)quinolin-4-yl]oxy}phenyl)-N'-(4- 

ffuorophenyl)cyclopropane- 1, 1 -dicarboxamide. 

21: 2011/05168. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: COMBINO PHARM, S.L. 

72: PUIGVERT COLOMER, Marina, LLORET 

PÉREZ, Sergio 

33: EP 31: EP10382204.5 32: 2010-07-23 

21: 2011/05177. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: C07K 


72: HSIEH, Chung-ming, WU, Chengbin 

33: US 31: 61/206,250 32: 2009-01-29 

54: IL-1 BINDING PROTEINS 

00: - 

The present invention encompasses IL-1a binding 

proteins. Specifically, the invention relates to 

antibodies that are chimeric, CDR grafted and 

humanized antibodies. Antibodies of the invention 

have high affinity for IL-1a and neutralize IL-1a 

activity. An antibody of the invention can be a fulllength 

antibody or an antigen-binding portion 

thereof. Method of making and method of using the 

antibodies of the invention are also provided. The 

antibodies, or antibody portions, of the invention are 

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useful for detecting IL-1a and for inhibiting IL-1a 

activity, e.g., in a human subject suffering from a 

disorder in which IL-1a activity is detrimental. 

21: 2011/05178. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61F 

71: Mölnlycke Health Care AB 

72: SVENSBY, Anna 

33: SE 31: 0802652-8 32: 2008-12-22 

54: DEVICE FOR FACILITATING APPLICATION 

OF A PLASTIC FILM TO SKIN 

00: - 

A device for facilitating application of a plastic film 

(1) to skin, said plastic film being a component in a 

wound dressing or other medical article, comprising 

a stiffening layer (2) removably attached to one side 

of said film. Two grip handles (6,7) are arranged on 

the stiffening layer (2), which is divided in two 

regions (21,22), arranged on opposite side of a 

fictitious line crossing over the film. A first one (6) of 

said grip handles (6,7) is fastened on one (21) of 

said regions (21,22) of the stiffening layer in at least 

parts (61,62) of an elongated area and the rest of 

said grip handle is free and extends from said 

elongated area over said one region (21) of the 

stiffening layer with its centre line (67) in a first 

direction towards one end of the film. The other grip 

handle (7) is arranged in the same way on the other 

(22) of said regions of the stiffening layer and 

extends in an opposite direction to the first grip 

handle. 

72: LEHNERT, Klaus, BERRY, Sarah Dianne, 

SNELL, Russell Grant, MACGIBBON, Alastair 

Kenneth Hugh, SPELMAN, Richard, ANKERSMIT- 

UDY, Alexandra 

33: NZ 31: 573950 32: 2008-12-24 

54: SELECTION OF ANIMALS FOR DESIRED 

MILK AND/OR TISSUE PROFILE 

00: - 

The present invention is directed to mutations in the 

DGATl gene that produce ah advantageous milk, 

tissue and/or growth rate profile in animals carrying 

the mutations. More specifically, the invention 

relates to the identification of a mutation with exon 

(16) of the DGATl gene, and the association of the 

mutation with the fat composition of milk and tissue 

and/or milk volume. 

21: 2011/05183 22: 14/07/2011 43: 03/02/2012 

51: F16H 

71: HYUN WOO SHIN and YONG CHOL SIN 

72: HYUN WOO SHIN and YONG CHOL SIN 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0134377 32: 2008/12/26, 

54: CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE TRANSMISSION 

APPARATUS 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to a continuously 

variable transmission apparatus, which is 

characterized by comprising: an input shaft 

transferred with torque inputted from the outside; a 

plurality of driven gears which are arranged around 

the circumference of the input shaft as a certain 

phase difference and transferred with the power 

from the input shaft; a variable cam of which the 

turning radius can be varied by an external load; a 

variable input link which is coupled to and 

transferred with the torque of the input haft and 

allows the rotation thereof; a one-way clutch which is 

transferred undirectionally with the bidirectional 

torque to be transferred to the driven gears, 

respectively, and rotates the driven gears in one 

direction; a plurality of cam shafts which contact the 

one-way direction clutch internally or externally; and 

a plurality of output links, each of which one end 

revolves together with the variable cam around the 

center of rotation of the variable input link and the 

other ends of which are coupled to the cam shafts 

respectively and allow swiveling thereof. 

21: 2011/05179. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A23C, C12N, C12Q 

71: Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited 

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21: 2011/05185 22: 14/07/2011 43: 16/01/2012 

51: 

71: DETNET SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LIMITED 

72: KOEKEMOER ANDRE, KRUGER JOHANNES 

PETRUS, BIRKIN CHRISTOPHER MALCOLM 

33: ZA 31: 2009/06891 32: 2009/10/05 

54: DETONATOR 

00: - 

57: A detonator (120) which has a battery (136) 

which is movable by a pressure wave from a shock 

tube (158) to a position at which the battery is placed 

in electrical contact with a circuit (130) which 

controls firing of an ignition element (128). 

21: 2011/05197 22: 14/07/2011 43: 06/01/2012 

51: A61K 

71: VANANGAMUDI SULUR SUBRAMANIAM 

72: VANANGAMUDI SULUR SUBRAMANIAM, 

SRINIVASAN MADHAVAN, CHULLIEL 

NEELAKANDAN NARAYANAN, KUPPUSAMY 

SENTHIL KUMAR 

33: IN 31: 2645/MUM/2008 32: 2008/12/19 

54: A NOVEL DERMACEUTICAL CREAM MADE 

USING SODIUM FUSIDATE 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to primary and 

secondary bacterial skin infections and in particular it 

relates to the treatment of these infections using a 

Fusidic acid cream that has been made using 

Sodium fusidate as the starting Active 

Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API). The invention 

discloses a dermaceutical cream containing Fusidic 

acid which is formed in situ from Sodium Fusidate as 

the starting raw material, wherein Sodium Fusidate 

is converted into Fusidic acid under oxygen-free 

environment. The cream of the present invention has 

greater shelf-life stability and the finer particle size of 

the API than the conventional creams containing 

Fusidic acid. 

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21: 2011/05198 22: 14/07/2011 43: 20/01/2012 

51: B21F, B65G, C21D 

71: SPRINGFORM TECHNOLOGY LTD 

72: WHITWORTH IAN JAMES 

33: GB 31: 0823067.4 32: 2008/12/18 

54: IMPROVEMENTS RELATED TO THE 

MANUFACTURE OF COIL SPRINGS 

00: - 

57: Apparatus (20,30) is disclosed for the 

manufacture of a coil spring (40) from a wire (12). 

The apparatus (20, 30) comprises first and second 

tools (24, 28), for contacting the wire (12) prior to, 

and/or during, deformation of the wire (12) into a coil 

spring (40), wherein the apparatus (20, 30) includes 

means for applying an electrical potential difference 

between the first and second tools (24, 28), such 

that an electric current is caused to flow through at 

least part of the wire (12), during use. 

storage tank. The cold water storage tank also has 

a consumer cold water outlet. The hot water storage 

tank and the cold water storage tank may have 

approximately the same cross-sectional dimensions 

and be arranged generally coaxially in a horizontal 

direction. The cold water storage tank may have a 

level control valve for controlling the level of water 

therein. 

21: 2011/05201 22: 14/07/2011 43: 10/02/2012 

51: F24D 

71: VAN DER VYVER TREVOR 

72: VAN DER VYVER TREVOR 

33: ZA 31: 2011/02496 32: 2011/04/01 

54: LOW PRESSURE HOT WATER TANK 

ASSEMBLY 

00: - 

57: A hot water storage tank assembly is provided 

comprising a thermally insulated hot water storage 

tank having a consumer hot water outlet and 

configured to operate at substantially atmospheric 

pressure, and a cold water storage tank configured 

to operate at substantially atmospheric pressure. 

The cold water storage tank and hot water storage 

tank are located next to each other on the same 

general horizontal level and have their lower regions 

interconnected so that water can flow from the cold 

water storage tank to the hot water storage tank in 

order to replenish water removed from the hot water 

21: 2011/05204. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/06 

51: B01J 

71: W.R.GRACE & CO.-CONN. 

72: WORMSBECHER, Richard F., CHENG, Wu- 

Cheng, WALLACE, Michael, SUAREZ, Wilson, SHU, 

Yuying 

33: US 31: 61/203,096 32: 2008-12-18 

54: NOVEL ULTRA STABLE ZEOLITE Y AND 

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME 

00: - 

This invention comprises USY zeolite prepared by 

treating a USY zeolite under hydrothermal conditions 

after forming the USY zeolite from heat treating 

ammonium exchanged zeolite Y, e g, by calcination. 

When this invention is used in a FCC catalyst, a 

significant improvement of activity and selectivity in 

the fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) performance is 

observed, compared to FCC catalysts containing 

conventional USY zeolite. The process used to 

make the invention is efficient and comprises 

treating the USY zeolite in an exchange bath under 

the aforementioned hydrothermal conditions. The 

surface of the resulting USY zeolite has a molar ratio 

of alumina to silica that is higher than that seen in 

the bulk USY zeolite and has a unique structure as 

viewed by SEM and TEM. 

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21: 2011/05205. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: B60Q 

71: LIN, Ming-Tien, TENG, Hsi-Hsiung 

72: Ming-Tien LIN, HSI-HSIUNG TEN 

54: SPEED DISPLAY ASSEMBLY FOR A 

VEHICLE 

00: - 

A speed display assembly for a vehicle (60) has a 

speed-sensing module (10), a processing module 

(20), a signal-output module (30) and a display 

module (50). The speed-sensing module (10) is 

used to sense an actual speed of the vehicle (60) 

and to output a speed signal same as the actual 

speed of the vehicle (60). The processing module 

(20) is electrically connected to the speed-sensing 

module (10) to receive and process the speed signal 

to form a processing signal. The signal-output 

module (30) is electrically connected to the 

processing module (20) to receive the processing 

signal and to output a numeral signal. The display 

module (50) is detachably mounted on the vehicle 

(60), is electrically connected to the signal-output 

module (30) to receive the numeral signal and has 

multiple light-emitting diodes (52) to show a numeral 

corresponding to the actual speed of the vehicle 

(60). 

21: 2011/05207. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: E06B 

71: HARDY, DARYL EDWARD 

72: HARDY, DARYL EDWARD 

33: ZA 31: 2010/04408 32: 2010-06-22 

54: AN EXTRUSION HAVING A DEFORMABLE 

FLANGE 

00: - 

This invention relates to an extrusion and more 

particularly but not exclusively, to an aluminium 

extrusion having a deformable flange. The extrusion 

comprises a body and two flange formations 

extending from the body, with at least one of the 

flange formations including a weakened zone about 

which the flange formation is deformable relative to 

the body, in order for the flange formations to define 

an adjustable channel therebetween for receiving an 

insert. 

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21: 2011/05218. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A01H, C12N 

71: Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory Limited 

72: MAO, Hui Zhu, YE, Jian, CHUA, Nam Hai 

33: US 31: 61/122,454 32: 2008-12-15 

54: GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF JATROPHA 

CURCAS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to methods for the 

regeneration and Agrobacterium- mediated 

transformation of plants in the genera of Jatropha, 

more specifically, in Jatropha curcas. 

21: 2011/05219. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: CUMMING, John, FAULL, Alan Wellington, 

WATERSON, David 

33: US 31: 61/122,445 32: 2008-12-15 

54: (4-TERT-BUTYLPIPERAZIN-2-YL)(PIPERAZIN- 

1-YL)METHANONE-N-CARBOXAMIDE 

DERIVATIVES 

00: - 


formula (I) The compounds act via antagonism of the 

CCR2b receptor and may be used to treat 

inflammatory disease and/or neuropathic pain. 

21: 2011/05220. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: B60R, C09D 

71: 3M Innovative Properties Company 

72: SMITHSON, Robert L. W., BIERNATH, Rolf W. 

33: US 31: 12/335,175 32: 2008-12-15 

54: OPTICALLY ACTIVE MATERIALS AND 

ARTICLES AND SYSTEMS IN WHICH THEY MAY 

BE USED 

00: - 

The inventors of the present application developed 

novel optically active materials, methods, and 

articles. One embodiment of the present application 

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is an optically active article, comprising: an infraredreflecting 

material positioned adjacent to an optically 

active substrate such that the infrared-reflecting 

material forms a pattern that can be read by an 

infrared sensor when the optically active substrate is 

illuminated by an infrared light source. Another 

embodiment of the present application relates to a 

method of manufacturing an optically active article, 

comprising: obtaining an optically active sheeting; 

and positioning an infrared-reflecting material on the 

optically active sheeting to form a pattern. The 

optically active article may be, for example, a license 

plate. 

strip is subjected to a controlled cooling by cold 

rolling between said stages and after thee last stage, 

such that on exit from the plasma descaling plant the 

steel strip has a temperature below 100°C. 

21: 2011/05222. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: B21B, C21D 

71: SMS Siemag Aktiengesellschaft 

72: BEHRENS, Holger, FROMMANN, Klaus, 

HARTUNG, Hans-Georg, KRETSCHMER, Matthias, 

KÜMMEL, Lutz 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 005 797.8 32: 2009-01-22 

54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR ANNEALING 

AND DESCALING STRIPS OF STAINLESS STEEL 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for annealing and 

descaling hot-rolled strip of austenitic stainless steel. 

According to the invention, the steel strip is descaled 

in a coupled plasma descaling plant after annealing 

and subsequent cooling. The plasma descaling 

occurs under vacuum in several stages and the steel 

21: 2011/05225. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: B62M 

71: Stringdrive Technologies Kft. 

72: KOHLHÉB, Róbert, LANTOS, Mihály 

33: HU 31: P0900032 32: 2009-01-21 

54: ALTERNATING DRIVE, PRIMARILY FOR 

BICYCLES AND SIMILAR DRIVEN VEHICLES 

00: - 

Alternating drive primarily for bicycles and similar 

driven vehicles, in which the rotation of driven pedals 

are converted into reciprocating swinging motion of 

swinging arms, and the swinging arms have 

respective driving arms (16, 16') coupled to a head 

portion (14, 14') surrounding the swinging shaft (11) 

of the pedals from which a traction arm (17, 17') is 

extending out that closes an angle with the driving 

arm and the remote ends of the driving and traction 

arms (16, 17) are interconnected by a connection 

arm (20, 20'). A substantially triangular opening is 

formed between these arms, and the shaft of a 

driving wheel (15, 15') is positioned in this opening, 

the traction arm defines a traction path (19, 19'), and 

a flexible pulling rope (28) that rotates the driven 

wheel of the vehicle is led around at least one rope 

wheel (26) that has a shaft (35) guided and led along 

the traction path for adjusting the transmission ratio. 

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21: 2011/05226. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: F23J 

71: Linde-KCA-Dresden GmbH 

72: MIHAILOWITSCH, Dieter, STOFFREGEN, 

Torsten, WEISS, Martin 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 009 476.8 32: 2009-02-19 

54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PURIFYING A 

GAS STREAM CONTAINING CARBON DIOXIDE 

00: - 

A method and a device for purifying a gas stream 

containing carbon dioxide are disclosed, wherein, 

firstly, in a lower region (3) of an absorption column 

(1) the gas steam is subjected to a prescrub to 

condition the gas stream and subsequently, in an 

upper region (8), of the absorption column (1) the 

carbon dioxide is at least partly scrubbed out of the 

gas stream by means of a scrubbing fluid. According 

to the invention, the construction of the absorption 

column may be improved, by withdrawing all the 

scrubbing fluid charged with the scrubbed carbon 

dioxide from the absorption column (1) and 

introduced into a reservoir (11) outside the 

absorption column (1) and then introduced into a 

scrubbing fluid pump (12) which pumps the 

scrubbing fluid to a scrubbing fluid regeneration 

stage. 

21: 2011/05227. 22: 2011/07/14. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A01N 

71: Syngenta Participations AG 

72: FOWLER, Jeffrey D., MILN, Colin D. 

33: US 31: 61/143,494 32: 2009-01-09 

54: STABILIZED AGROCHEMICAL 

COMPOSITION 

00: - 

Stabilized liquid agrochemical compositions are 

provided which comprise flowable non-aqueous 

dispersion concentrates comprising a continuous 

substantially water-miscible liquid phase, a 

dispersed water-immiscible liquid phase, and a 

colloidal solid. In one embodiment, the dispersed 

phase comprises at least one water-sensitive 

agrochemically active ingredient and the colloidal 

solid is disposed at the interface between the 

dispersed phase and the continuous phase. In 

another embodiment, the water-sensitive 

agrochemically active ingredient is a solid but is 

dissolved in an oily liquid present in the dispersed 

phase, or is a solid and is dispersed within the 

dispersed phase, or is a solid complex of an 

agrochemical with a molecular complexing agent 

and is dispersed within the dispersed phase. The 

compositions of the invention can be used directly or 

with dilution to combat pests or as plant growth 

regulators. 

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21: 2011/05238 22: 15/07/2011 43: 19/01/2012 

51: E06C 

71: HERFURTH LAURENT AUGUST 

72: HERFURTH LAURENT AUGUST 

33: ZA 31: 2010/04846 32: 2010/07/09 

54: LEVELLING OF SUPPORTS 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to leveling of supports, in 

particular to a leveling accessory and to a ladder. 

The leveling accessory includes two cylinders each 

having a longitudinally extendible working arm 

attached to a piston which is longitudinally 

displaceable in a cylinder barrel defining a pressure 

chamber on one side of the piston. The accessory 

also includes a fluid flow connection between the 

two pressure chambers of the two cylinders to bring 

the two pressure chambers in fluid flow 

communication with each other for operating the 

pistons in a differential manner. The accessory 

further includes a closure valve connected in line 

with the fluid flow path between the two pressure 

chambers selectively to close the fluid flow path, the 

two cylinders mountable to a device of which the 

legs have to be leveled, with the working arms 

defining differentially adjustable legs. The invention 

also extends to a ladder which includes a leveling 

accessory as described above. 

51: B01J, C07C 

71: UHDE GMBH 

72: MIAN, Muhammad, Iqbal, HEINRITZ-ADRIAN, 

Max, WENZEL, Sascha, NOLL, Oliver, SCHWEFER, 

Meinhard, GEHRKE, Helmut 

33: Germany 31: 10 2008 062 782.8 32: 2008-12-18 

33: Germany 31: 10 2009 056 539.6 32: 2009-12-03 

54: VARIATION OF THE TIN IMPREGNATION OF 

A CATALYST FOR THE DEHYDROGENATION OF 

ALKANES 

00: - 

The invention relates to a catalyst for the 

dehydrogenation of alkanes or alkyl substituents of 

hydrocarbons, comprising a shaped body having at 

least one or more oxides from the elements of the 

main or secondary group II to IV of the periodic table 

or of an oxidic mixed compound based thereon, 

wherein the constituents serve as base material of 

the shape body. The catalyst further comprises an 

additional constituent having an oxide of an element 

of the main group IV of the periodic table that is 

added during the shaping process. A platinum 

compound and a compound made of an element of 

the main group IV of the periodic table is chosen as 

a surface constituent of the catalyst. The invention 

further relates to the production of the catalyst from 

the claimed materials by means of different process 

steps and to a method for the dehydrogenation of 

alkanes using the catalyst according to the invention. 

21: 2011/05243. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: B67D 

71: PROMOLI, ERWIN 

72: PROMOLI, Erwin 

54: DISPENSING DEVICE 

00: - 

From a container sealed in a pressure-tight manner, 

liquid is withdrawn by way of a dispensing device 

having a spigot pipe and a bushing. In the storage 

and transport position, the spigot pipe is lowered into 

the bushing. It can be pulled out into a stand-by 

position, in which a flow path through the spigot pipe 

can be blocked and released by an actuating 

movement. The actuating movement denotes a 

bending of the spigot pipe out of the stretched 

position thereof and back into the same. 

21: 2011/05242. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/16 

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21: 2011/05245. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: H02K 

71: YEH HUNG HSIEN 

72: YEH, Hung Hsien 

33: CN 31: 099123470 32: 2010-07-16 

54: GRAVITY POWER GENERATING 

APPARATUS 

00: - 

The present invention provides a gravity power 

generating apparatus comprising a set of a plurality 

of magnetic heavy objects; a generator for 

generating electrical power by rotating a rotor of the 

generator, wherein the rotation of the generator is 

accomplished by having each heavy object to pass 

through a gravity route; a delivery route for delivering 

each heavy object to drive each heavy object to 

pass through the gravity route; a delivery route 

motor for supplying power for the delivery route; and 

a plurality of magnetic elements provided around the 

gravity route, wherein each magnetic element is 

wound around with a coil on the surface so that an 

electrical current is generated in the coil to supply to 

the delivery route motor. 

21: 2011/05248. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: C09D 

71: SUN CHEMICAL CORPORATION 

72: MENON, Nandakumar, STELLMACH, Korey 

33: US 31: 61/147,142 32: 2009-01-26 

54: UV CURABLE INK FOR A PLASTIC GLAZING 

SYSTEM 

00: - 

A UV curable printing ink system suitable for printing 

a decorative marking and/or opaque border, 

preferably used in the manufacture of an automotive 

plastic glazing panel, is described. 

21: 2011/05249. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A62C, E05G, G07F 

71: CHUBB FIRE SAFETY LTD 

72: STAINES, Brett 

33: AU 31: 2009900280 32: 2009-01-23 

33: AU 31: 2009901692 32: 2009-04-20 

54: ATM SECURITY SYSTEM 

00: - 

An automated teller machine security system is 

provided. The system includes at least one gas 

detector (100) operatively arranged to detect a 

flammable gas inside an ATM (20); and at least one 

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fire suppressing agent dispenser (140) arranged so 

that responsive to detection of said gas, a fire 

suppressing agent (116) is released within the ATM 

(20). The system advantageously inhibits ignition of 

flammable gases within the ATM, and thereby 

inhibits the ability for thieves to explode an ATM and 

steal its contents. 

72: SCHADT, Oliver, DORSCH, Dieter, STIEBER, 

Frank, BLAUKAT, Andree 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 063 667.3 32: 2008-12-18 

54: 3-(3-PYRIMIDIN-2-YL-BENZYL)- 

[1,2,4]TRIAZOLO[4,3-B]PYRIMIDINE 

DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

The invention relates to the compounds of formula I, 

where R1, R2, R3, R3', R4 are as defined in claim 1, 

and are inhibitors of tyrosine kinases, particularly of 

Met kinase, and can be used for treating tumors, 

among other uses. 

21: 2011/05256. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: C07D C07C 

71: Schering Corporation 

72: GREEN, Michael D, HUANG, Mingsheng, 

KWOK, Daw-Iong, LIM, Ngiap Kie, SUDHAKAR, 

Anantha, THIRUVENGADAM, Tiruvettipuram K., 

WANG, Tao, WU, George G 

33: US 31: US 60/644,428 32: 2005-01-14 

54: AN EXO-SELECTIVE SYNTHESIS OF 

HIMBACINE ANALOGS 

00: - 

This application discloses a novel process for the 

synthesis of himbacine analogs, as well as the 

compounds thereby. The synthesis proceeds by 

alternative routes including the cyclic ketal amide 

route, the chiral carbamate amide route, and the 

chiral carbamate ester route. The compounds 

produced thereby are useful as thrombin receptor 

antagonists. The chemistry disclosed herein is 

exemplified in the following synthesis sequence: 

(Formulae 8A, 7B). 

21: 2011/05257. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


21: 2011/05259. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: G05F 

71: Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique, 

Total S.A. 

72: VERMEERSCH, Marc, ESTIBALS, Bruno, 

ALONSO, Corinne 

33: FR 31: 08 07 119 32: 2008-12-18 

54: ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR 

PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS 

00: - 

An electronic management system for a photovoltaic 

generator comprises a plurality of static 

microconverters (14), each microconverter (14) 

being connected electrically to at least one 

photovoltaic cell (12). The system also comprises at 

least one reconfiguration module (22) able to 

transmit energy streams from at least one 

microconverter (14) to a load (100). A central 

electronic unit (20) is suitable for commanding a 

modification of the energy streams transmitted by 

said at least one reconfiguration module (22). The 

system of the invention makes it possible to optimize 

the production of electrical energy of the generator 

by adapting the power provided according to the 

requirements of the load and/or according to the 

state of operation of the various cells. 

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21: 2011/05260. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/17 

51: H04L 

71: QUALCOMM Incorporated 

72: AHMAVAARA, Kalle, GELLENS, Randall C., 

TSIRTSIS, Georgios, HANDE, Prashanth, 

GIARETTA, Gerardo, MAHENDRAN, Arungundram 

C. 

33: US 31: 61/138,103 32: 2008-12-16 

54: SYSTEM AND METHODS TO FACILITATE 

CONNECTIONS TO ACCESS NETWORKS 

00: - 

The described aspects relate to methods and 

systems for enabling connectivity agreements 

between access terminals and access networks. The 

connectivity agreements may be established through 

user-side negotiations or third party negotiations for 

a connection with an access network. In addition, the 

described aspects relate to methods and systems for 

paying access networks for a connection. 

21: 2011/05262. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: Grünenthal GmbH 

72: KÜHNERT, Sven, BAHRENBERG, Gregor, 

MERLA, Beatrix, SCHIENE, Klaus, SCHRÖDER, 

Wolfgang 

33: EP 31: 08021880.3 32: 2008-12-17 

54: SUBSTITUTED 4-(1,2,3,4- 

TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLIN-2-YL)-4-OXO- 

BUTYRIC ACID AMIDE AS KCNQ2/3 

MODULATORS 

00: - 

The invention relates to substituted 

tetrahydroisochinolinyl-2-oxo-butyric acid amides, to 

a method for producing the same, to medications 

comprising said compounds, and to the use of said 

compounds for producing medications. 

21: 2011/05265. 22: 2011/07/15. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: B60P, B62D, B65D 

71: SSAB Technology AB 

72: LINDSTRÖM, Bo 

33: SE 31: 0900064-7 32: 2009-01-22 

54: PLATFORM BODY 

00: - 

Platform body (1, 80) comprising a bottom (21 ) to 

which two opposite sides (31, 32, 41, 42, 63, 83, 84) 

are connected that either consist of long sides or of 

short sides as well as at least one additional side for 

the formation of a cargo volume (LV), said bottom 

having a bottom surface of a surface length between 

the opposite sides of the platform body (1, 80) that is 

larger than the spacing between said opposite sides, 

at least one part of said bottom being curved inward 

toward the cargo volume (LV), wherein at least one 

tie means (22) is mounted with one end thereof 

connected to one of the opposite sides of the 

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platform body (1, 80) and with the other end thereof 

connected to the other opposite side of the platform 

body (1, 80) in order to eliminate deflection of said 

sides when the bottom of the platform (1, 80) is 

loaded by goods. 

21: 2011/05268 22: 18/07/2011 43: 19/01/2012 

51: B65G, E21F 

71: JOY MM DELAWARE INC 

72: POWERS SCOTT G 

33: US 31: 61/388 832 32: 2010/10/01 

54: CONVEYOR CHAIN COVER 

00: - 

57: A feeder-breaker for procesing material. The 

feeder-breaker generally includes a frame, a 

conveyor supported by the frame and operable to 

convey material along the axis, a conveyor chain 

cover removably connected to the frame to enable 

access to components of the conveyor from an 

interior of the frame, and a breaker positioned 

adjacent the conveyor and operable to process 

material. The conveyor chain cover includes a chain 

cover member engaged with the side member. The 

chain cover member includes a cover portion that 

extends from the side member and over the chain to 

cover the chain and an access panel is connected to 

the chain cover member. 

21: 2011/05277. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: E04B, E04G 

71: BRUNKEBERG INDUSTRIUTVECKLING AB 

72: FALK, Jon Henrik, AUGUSTINSON, David 

Fredrik 

33: US 31: 61/139,266 32: 2008-12-19 

54: A METHOD FOR MOUNTING FACADE 

ELEMENTS ON A MULTI-STOREY BUILDING 

00: - 


mounting facade elements (12, 12b-c) on a multistorey 

building by means of a profile system 

comprising a first type of vertical profile (1 a-d) 

having a slot extending along the longitudinal axis of 

the profile, and an inner part of the slot being 

designed to receive an edge of a first facade 

element and an outer part of the slot being designed 

to receive and support a second type of vertical 

profile, provided with a groove extending along the 

longitudinal axis of the profile and designed to 

receive and support an edge of a second facade 

element. The method comprises: a) mounting two 

vertical profiles (1 a-b) of the first type at a second 

floor of the building so that the slots are facing each 

other, and above profiles (1 c-d) of the first and 

second type previously mounted on a first floor, b) 

transporting a facade element (12), guided by the 

grooves of the profiles mounted on the first floor until 

it reaches the vertical profiles mounted on the 

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second floor, c) entering the facade element into the 

outer part of the slots of the vertical profiles mounted 

on the second floor, d ) continuing transporting the 

facade element, guided by the outer part of the slots 

to a mounting position, e) pushing the facade 

element from the outer part of the slots to the inner 

part of the slots, f) attaching the facade element to 

the building, and g ) inserting vertical profiles of the 

second type into the outer part of the slots. 

which is detachably attached to the main unit (1) and 

feeds power to the main unit (1), and a feed line (18) 

which is mounted to the main unit (1) and feeds 

power to a transmitter (11) for transmitting an output 

signal of the main unit (1) wirelessly. 

21: 2011/05279. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: G08B 

71: OPTEX CO., LTD. 

72: TOMOOKA, Hiroyuki, TATSUOKA, Katsutoshi 

33: JP 31: 2009-011599 32: 2009-01-22 

54: INTRUSION DETECTION DEVICE 

00: - 

Provided is an intrusion detection device in which by 

providing a battery for feeding power to both a main 

unit and a transmitter, the capacity of power supply 

to the entire device by the battery is increased, and 

in which replacement of batteries is easy. The 

device is provided with a main unit (1) which 

includes a detection element (30), a battery (Ba) 

21: 2011/05289. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: E21B, E21C 

71: General Electric Company 

72: MOHAMED, Sherif Hatem Abdulla, JOSHI, 

Narendra Digamber, IDELCHIK, Michael Solomon, 

FLETCHER, Kelly Roy 

33: US 31: 12/847,016 32: 2010-07-30 

54: SUBSURFACE HEATER 

00: - 

In one aspect, the present invention provides a 

subsurface heater comprising: a combustible gas 

supply conduit; an oxygen supply conduit and a heat 

transmissive external housing encompassing the 

porous refractory medium. The combustible gas 

supply conduit and the oxygen supply conduit are 

configured as a concentric pair disposed within a 

porous refractory medium and coupled to a plurality 

of gas jets disposed within the porous refractory 

medium. The porous refractory medium having 

disposed within it a plurality of combustion product 

gas return conduits. The combustion product gas 

return conduits are configured to receive combustion 

product gases from the porous refractory medium. 

Also provided in another aspect of the present 

invention, is a method for heating a subsurface 

zone. 

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connected directly to a photovoltaic cell (105). 

According to the invention, the cells are arranged 

around the motor. To perform the switching, a mask 

(106) is placed on the shaft of the motor. Said mask 

comprises a succession of transparent portions and 

portions that are opaque to light. During the rotation 

of the motor, photovoltaic cells located under the 

transparent parts power the motor. The mask 

enables an automatically switched photvoltaic motor 

to be obtained with no intdermediate devices 

between the coils and the cells. 

21: 2011/05290. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K, A61P, C07K 

71: BioSource Pharm, Inc. 

72: LEESE, Richard A. 

33: US 31: 61/140,408 32: 2008-12-23 

54: ANTIBIOTIC COMPOSITIONS FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF GRAM NEGATIVE INFECTIONS 

00: - 

Provided herein are novel compounds and novel 

protected compounds that can be derived from 

polymyxin, including, e.g., polymyxin Bi and [lie7] 

polymyxin Bi. The novel compounds have 

antibacterial properties against a diverse range of 

gram negative bacteria and reduced toxicity 

compared to polymyxins such as polymyxin B. Also 

provided are antibacterial pharmaceutical 

compositions containing the novel compounds and 

novel protected compounds, as well as methods for 

preparing the antibacterial compounds and protected 

compounds. 

21: 2011/05292. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: H02K 

71: COTY, Alain 

72: COTY, Alain 

33: FR 31: 0950311 32: 2009-01-19 

54: AUTOMATICALLY SWITCHED PHOTVOLTAIC 

MOTOR 

00: - 

The present invention relates to an automatically 

switched photovoltaic motor (100) which does not 

require any magnets, switcing devices or converters. 

To this end, each coil (104) of the invention si 

21: 2011/05293. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: C01F 

71: Asturiana de Aleaciones, S.A. 

72: MARTINEZ IGLESIAS, José, SALINAS TUYA, 

Alejandro, MARQUINEZ PEÑA, Fernando 

33: ES 31: P200900149 32: 2009-01-20 

54: PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING CALCIUM 

ALUMINATE FROM WASTE OBTAINED 

FOLLOWING TREATMENT OF SALINE DROSS 

FROM THE PRODUCTION OF SECONDARY 

ALUMINIUM 

00: - 

Procedure for obtaining calcium aluminate from the 

dry waste generated in the treatment, for recovery of 

metallic Al and salts, of the saline dross produced in 

the metallurgy of secondary aluminium and calcium 

oxide and/or CaO precursor. The procedure may 

produce briquettes or pellets of precursors of 

calcium aluminate through cold sintering or 

premolten calcium aluminate through hot sintering. 

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21: 2011/05301 22: 19/07/2011 43: 19/01/2012 

51: G06K 

71: OBERTHUR TECHNOLOGIES 

72: LAUNAY FRANCOIS 

33: FR 31: 10 55888 32: 2010/07/20 

54: CONTACTLESS ELECTRONIC TAG 

00: - 

57: The contactless electronic device comprising a 

near-field communication antenna, a microcircuit 

connected to the antenna and a magnetic shielding 

layer arranged so as to extend substantially facing 

the antenna. The antenna and the microcircuit are 

combined into a module and the device comprises a 

body comprising and open cavity on one of its faces 

in which are housed the module and the shielding 

layer in such a way that the shielding layer closes off 

the cavity. 

71: Vodafone Holding GmbH 

72: KULAKOV, Alexei, LU, Yang, WILD, Peter 

33: EP 31: 09001314.5 32: 2009-01-30 

54: REDUCING SIGNALLING LOADS FROM A 

MOBILE NETWORK 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a method A method 

for reducing signalling loads from a mobile device 

(UE) to a mobile telecommunications network 

system comprising a first radio access technology 

(GSM/UMTS) having a first radio access network 

and a first network core operable to page a mobile 

device (UE) via at least one element of the first radio 

access technology and a second radio access 

technology (SAE/LTE) having a second radio access 

network and a second network core operable to 

page a mobile device (UE) via at least one element 

of the second radio access technology due to 

intersystem changes, wherein the mobile device 

(UE) stores at least one first EPS bearer context 

and/or at least one first PDP context at the time 

when an idle or inactive state signalling reduction 

(idle mode signalling reduction (ISR)) is activated at 

the mobile device (UE) and the respective network 

and for supporting mobile services uses the stored 

at least one first EPS bearer context and/or at least 

one first PDP context or at least one second EPS 

bearer context and/or at least one second PDP 

context, which at least one second EPS bearer 

context and/or at least one second PDP context is 

activated between the mobile device (UE) and the 

respective network after the activation of the idle or 

inactive state signalling reduction (idle mode 

signalling reduction (ISR)). Furthermore, the 

invention relates to a mobile device to be operated in 

a in a mobile telecommunication system including a 

first radio access technology having a first radio 

access network and a first network core operable to 

page a mobile device via at least one element of the 

first radio access technology and a second radio 

access technology having a second radio access 

network and a second network core operable to 

page a mobile device via at least one element of the 

second radio access technology, which mobile 

device is designed and/or adapted to at least 

partially carry out a method according to the 

invention. 

21: 2011/05322. 22: 2011/07/19. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: H04W 

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A method for synthesizing carbon nanotubes (CNT) 

comprises the steps of providing a growth chamber, 

the growth chamber being heated to a first 

temperature sufficiently high to facilitate a growth of 

carbon nanotubes; and passing a substrate through 

the growth chamber; and introducing a feed gas into 

the growth chamber pre-heated to a second 

temperature sufficient to dissociate at least some of 

the feed gas into at least free carbon radicals to 

thereby initiate formation of carbon nanotubes onto 

the substrate. 

21: 2011/05323. 22: 2011/07/19. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A01N, A61K 


72: HARRIS, Christopher M., HOBSON, Adrian D., 

WILSON, Noel S. 

33: US 31: 61/207,301 32: 2009-02-10 

54: AGONISTS AND ANTAGONISTS OF THE 

S1P5 RECEPTOR, AND METHODS OF USES 

THEREOF 

00: - 

Disclosed are compounds that are agonists or 

antagonists of the S1P5 receptor, compositions 

comprising said compounds, and methods of using 

said compounds and compositions. In certain 

embodiments, said compounds are 1- 

benzylazetidine-3-carboxylic acid derivatives. In 

certain embodiments, said methods relate to the 

treatment of neuropatic pain and/or a 

neurodegenerative disorder. In certain 

embodiments, said compounds may be used in 

combination with a second therapeutic agent. 

21: 2011/05326. 22: 2011/07/19. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: C23C, D01F 

71: Applied NanoStructured Solutions, LLC 

72: MALECKI, Harry C., SHAH, Tushar K. 

33: US 31: 61/155,935 32: 2009-02-27 

54: LOW TEMPERATURE CNT GROWTH USING 

GAS-PREHEAT METHOD 

00: - 

21: 2011/05327 22: 19/07/2011 43: 24/01/2012 

51: C08C 


72: STEVEN LUO 

33: US 31: 61/146 893 32: 2009/01/23 

54: POLYMERS FUNCTIONALIZED WITH 

POLYCYANO COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

57: A method for preparing a functionalized polymer, 

the method comprising the steps of polymerizing 

monomer to form a reactive polymer, and reacting 

the reactive polymer with a polycyano compound. 

21: 2011/05328 22: 20/07/2011 43: 24/01/2012 

51: C08C 


72: STEVEN LUO, EIJU SUZUKI, DENNIS R. 

BRUMBAUGH 

33: US 31: 61/146 871 32: 2009/01/23 

54: POLYMERS FUNCTIONALIZED WITH NITRILE 

COMPOUNDS CONTAINING A PROTECTED 

AMINO GROUP 

00: - 

57: A method for preparing a functionalized polymer, 

the method comprising the steps of (i) polymerizing 

monomer with a coordination catalyst to form a 

reactive polymer; and (ii) reacting the reactive 

polymer with a nitrile compound containing a 

protected amino group. 

21: 2011/05331 22: 20/07/2011 43: 24/01/2012 

51: G06Q 

71: BETTER ATM SERVICES, INC 

72: TODD NUTTAL, TROY BOWMAN, 

CHARMAINE REIDHEAD 

33: US 31: 61/204 855 32: 2009/01/12, 

54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANAGING 

ACCOUNT LINKAGES 

00: - 

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57: An account management system allows a 

prepaid account provider to link a prepaid account to 

a purchaser of the prepaid instrument used to 

access the prepaid account. The link is creating 

using a prepaid instrument identifier and purchase 

data collected during the purchase of the prepaid 

instrument. The purchase data includes information 

identifying the purchaser, the purchasing instrument 

used, the value placed on the prepaid instrument, 

value-added services requested by the purchaser, 

and transaction details. The prepaid account 

provider extracts the purchased value from the 

purchaser's account, opens a prepaid account that is 

associated with the purchaser and the prepaid 

instrument, and deposits the purchased value into 

the prepaid account. The prepaid account provider 

may track the expenditure of funds from the prepaid 

account and provide value-added tracking services 

to the purchaser. The funds remain associated with 

the purchaser after being deposited in the prepaid 

account. 

receiving openings, wherein vertical supports of the 

end face frame arrangement each have containers 

as buoyancy bodies and/or ballast tanks, and 

fenders in the form of controllable volume-alterable 

cushion elements are additionally arranged for fixing 

the lifted watercraft in position. 

21: 2011/05332 22: 20/07/2011 43: 24/01/2012 

51: B63C 

71: BLOHM + VOSS NAVAL GMBH 

72: CHRISTIAN POPALI and JENS BALLE 

33: DE 31: 10 2010 035 952.1 32: 2010/08/31 

54: DEVICE FOR SHIPS FOR LIFTING AND 

LAUNCHING WATERCRAFT 

00: - 

57: A three-dimensional frame arrangement is 

provided for lifting and launching watercraft by wayof 

a lifting rack and for handling by way of on-board 

hoisting devices on ships. Here, the frame 

arrangement is adjustable lengthwise or lengthwise 

and widthwise in the longitudinal direction on both 

sides of a connecting element for the hoisting device 

by way of frame parts arranged in telescoping 

manner. Here, the end faces of the frame form 

21: 2011/05340. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: B42D 

71: GIESECKE & DEVRIENT GmbH 

72: GREGAREK, André, LIEBLER, Ralf 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 064 395.5 32: 2008-12-22 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 011 424.6 32: 2009-03-03 

54: DATA MEDIA HAVING INSPECTION AREA 

00: - 

The invention relates to a data medium, especially a 

value document, such as a banknote, identification 

card, and the like, having a carrier (20) in which an 

inspection area (12) is formed by a line raster made 

of a plurality of parallel cut lines (22), wherein a motif 

area (30) having a visual impression that changes in 

direct and/or transmitted light is disposed within the 

inspection area (12), said motif being designed in 

the form of a pattern, symbol, or code. 

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21: 2011/05341. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: B01D 


72: RÖNNBERG, Tom, HAJEK, Stefan 

33: FI 31: 20086231 32: 2008-12-22 

54: METHOD AND ARRANGEMENT FOR 

REMOVING SOLID PARTICLES AND TAR 

COMPONENT FROM CARBON MONOXIDE GAS 

00: - 

A method and arrangement for removing solid 

particles and tar component from carbon monoxide 

gas. In the method, carbon monoxide gas is 

conducted from a ferroalloy smelting furnace to a 

gas scrubber, the carbon monoxide gas is scrubbed 

in the gas scrubber by a liquid medium for removing 

part of the solid particles, the carbon monoxide gas 

is conducted from the gas scrubber to a blower, the 

flow rate of the carbon monoxide gas is increased by 

the blower, and the carbon monoxide gas is 

conducted to a particulate filter and the remaining 

solid particles are essentially filtered in the 

particulate filter from the carbon monoxide gas. Prior 

to conducting the carbon monoxide gas to the 

particulate filter, it is conducted to a particle feeder 

(4), where finely divided adsorbent particles (A) are 

fed in the carbon monoxide gas for adhering the tar 

component on the surface of the adsorbent particles, 

and the carbon monoxide gas flow containing 

adsorbent particles is conducted to the particulate 

filter, in which case the tar component adhered on 

the adsorbent particles is discharged in the 

particulate filter. 

21: 2011/05342. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: B29C, B65H, F17C 


72: VAARNO, Jussi, BJÖRKSKOG, Dan 

33: FI 31: 20086229 32: 2008-12-22 


MANUFACTURING AND ASSEMBLING A LARGE- 

SIZE FILAMENT-REINFORCED PLASTIC 

COMPOSITE HOLLOW BODY 

00: - 

In a method for manufacturing and assembling a 

large size filament-reinforced plastic composite 

hollow body, such as a tank, an endless casing (1) 

made by filament winding is cut open in the axial 

direction, so that there are formed two ends (2, 3) in 

the casing. The open-cut casing (1) is rolled up in 

order to form a transport package (4) with a diameter 

that is essentially smaller than the diameter of a 

finished hollow body. The transport package (4) is 

transported to the assembly site. On the assembly 

site, the transport package (4) is set in an assembly 

stand (5), the outer dimensions of which are 

adjusted to correspond to the inside diameter of the 

finished hollow body. The casing (1) is unrolled 

around the assembly stand (5) to the size of the 

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finished hollow body, so that the casing ends (2, 3) 

are matched end- on-end. The ends (2, 3) of the 

casing (1) are fastened by a tight-fitting seam for 

forming an endless casing. Finally other required 

elements are attached to the casing for obtaining a 

finished hollow body. The arrangement includes a 

filament winding device (9) for manufacturing the 

casing (1) for the hollow body. In addition, the 

arrangement includes a cutting device (12) for 

cutting the casing (1) open in the axial direction, a 

rolling device (13) for rolling up the casing (1) to form 

a transport package (4), and an assembly stand (5), 

which is arranged to receive inside it the transport 

package (4) for unrolling the casing (1) on the 

assembly stand (5). 

33: US 31: 61/228,894 32: 2009-07-27 

33: US 31: 61/277,000 32: 2009-09-18 

54: SUSTAINED RELEASED DELIVERY OF ONE 

OR MORE AGENTS 

00: - 

The lacrimal implant delivery systems and methods 

described herein provide for controlled release of a 

therapeutic agent for the treatment of disease, 

including the treatment of glaucoma, ocular 

hypertension, or elevated intraocular pressure with 

latanoprost or other anti- glaucoma agents. 

Treatment of disease, including glaucoma, ocular 

hypertension, or elevated intraocular pressure with 

latanoprost or other anti-glaucoma agent in 

conjunction with penetration enhancer, such as 

benzalkonium chloride, and/or artificial tears is also 

provided. Also provided are implants containing a 

drug core emplacable in a punctum adjacent to an 

eye of a patient for controlled release of a 

therapeutic agent such as latanoprost for the 

treatment of glaucoma, the drug core containing a 

polymer such as cross-linked silicone, a therapeutic 

agent, and an excipient, wherein the excipient can 

increase the rate of release of the agent from the 

drug core, or can increase the drug loading in the 

core without loss of desirable homogeneity of the 

agent within the core, or can improve retention of the 

agent in the eye or in tear fluid, or can increase 

corneal penetration of the agent into the eye. 

21: 2011/05343. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K, A61P 

71: SCYNEXIS, INC. 

72: HOPKINS, Samuel, Earl 

33: US 31: 61/143,062 32: 2009-01-07 

33: US 31: 61/156,026 32: 2009-02-27 

54: CYCLOSPORINE DERIVATIVE FOR USE IN 

THE TREATMENT OF HCV AND HIV INFECTION 

00: - 

Provided herein are specific doses of, and dosing 

regimens for, using SCY-635 in treating or 

preventing diseases, in particular hepatitis C virus 

(HCV) infection. 

21: 2011/05345. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A61F, A61K, A61M 

71: QLT INC. 

72: BUTUNER, Zuhal, UTKHEDE, Deepank, SIM, 

Sylvie, WISEMAN, David, J. 

33: US 31: 61/146,860 32: 2009-01-23 

33: US 31: 61/152,909 32: 2009-02-16 

21: 2011/05346. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/25 

51: A63F, G06F 

71: WMS GAMING, INC. 

72: GUINN, Andrew, C., LOUIE, Daniel, P., JAFFE, 

Joel, R., ANDERSON, Peter, R. 

33: US 31: 61/367,906 32: 2010-07-27 

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54: VIRTUAL BANKS FOR COMMUNITY GROUP 

BONUS GAMES 

00: - 

A wagering game system and its operation are 

described herein. In some embodiments, the 

operations can include initiating, at a wagering game 

server, a wagering game session for a player at 

gaming machine. The operations can also include 

relating the wagering game session associated with 

the player to virtual bank of related wagering games 

sessions associated with one or more additional 

players, where the virtual bank of related wagering 

game session is associated with community group 

bonus game. The operations can further include 

determining when the community group bonus game 

is triggered for the virtual bank related wagering 

game session, determining game resulted of the 

community group bonus game, and determining an 

award for the player and for each of the one or more 

additional players associated with the virtual bank 

based, at least in part , on the game results of the 

community group bonus game. 

21: 2011/05347. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: ALMIRALL, S.A. 

72: MOYES VALLS, Enrique, MARCHUETA 

HEREU, Iolanda 

33: EP 31: 09382030.6 32: 2009-03-12 

54: PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING 5-(2-{[6- 

(2,2-DIFLUORO-2-PHENYIETHOXY) 

HEXYL]AMINO}-L- HYDROXYETHYL)-8- 

HYDROXYQUINOLIN-2(1H)-ONE. 

00: - 

A process for preparing the compound of formula (I), 

or a Pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, (I) 

which process comprises: reacting, in a xylene 

solvent, a compound of formula (V) with the 

compound of formula (IV) to give a compound of 

formula (III) followed by a P1 deprotection step and 

a P2 deprotection step. 

21: 2011/05355. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: DEGOEY, David A., DONNER, Pamela L., KATI, 

Warren M., HUTCHINS, Charles W., MATULENKO, 

Mark A., JINKERSON, Tammie K., KEDDY, Ryan G. 

33: US 31: 61/140,262 32: 2008-12-23 

54: ANTI-VIRAL COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

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Compounds effective in inhibiting replication of 

Hepatitis C virus ("HCV") are described. This 

invention also relates to processes of making such 

compounds, compositions comprising such 

compounds, and methods of using such compounds 

to treat HCV infection. 

21: 2011/05356. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: DEGOEY, David A., DONNER, Pamela L., KATI, 

Warren M., HUTCHINS, Charles W., KRUEGER, 

Allan C., RANDOLPH, John T., MOTTER, 

Christopher E., KRISHNAN, Preethi, MISTRY, Neeta 

C., PILOT-MATIAS, Tami J., PATEL, Sachin V., LI, 

Xiaoyan, SOLTWEDEL, Todd N., NELSON, Lissa T. 

33: US 31: 61/140,318 32: 2008-12-23 

54: ANTI-VIRAL COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

Compounds effective in inhibiting replication of 

Hepatitis C virus ("HCV") are described. This 

invention also relates to processes of making such 

compounds, compositions comprising such 

compounds, and methods of using such compounds 

to treat HCV infection. 

21: 2011/05361 22: 21/07/2011 43: 23/01/2012 

51: B23D 

71: CHEETAH TECHNOLOGIES (PTY) LTD 

72: VON MOLTKE HUBERTUS HALMUTH 

33: ZA 31: 2010/05186 32: 2010/07/21 

54: CHAINSAW 

00: - 

57: A chain saw which includes an adjustable spring 

which urges a guide bar away from a drive cog 

thereby to tension a chain which is engaged with the 

guide bar and the drive cog. 

21: 2011/05357. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/20 

51: A61K, C07K 

71: Mymetics Corporation, INSERM (Institut National 

de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale) 

72: FLEURY, Sylvain, BOMSEL, Morgane 

33: US 31: 61/202,219 32: 2009-02-06 

54: SPLITTING GP41 

00: - 

The present invention deals with a method for 

therapeutic or prophylactic treatment of HIV, in 

particular a prophylactic vaccinal method, 

comprising at least: administering to a patient a first 

antigen comprising the broadly neutralizing epitopes 

of the Membrane Proximal Ectodomain Region 

(MPER) of gp41, and administering to the same 

patient a second antigen comprising a modified 

polypeptide comprising three contiguous segments 

N, L and C represented by the formula N-L-C and 

comprising : a N-helix region of gp41(N), a C-helix 

region of gp41(C), and a connecting loop comprising 

a synthetic linker (L) between the N and C-helices, 

the linker replacing amino acids 593-617 of gp41, 

the numbering scheme being based upon the 

prototypic isolate HIV-1 HxB2 Clade B strain, said 

polypeptide comprising the calveolin-1 neutralizing 

and 98.6 D epitopes, but not 2F5 and 4E10 

epitopes, not the fusion peptide, the polypeptide 

having a minimal immunogenic cross-reactivity with 

human interleukin 2. 

21: 2011/05362 22: 21/07/2011 43: 23/01/2012 

51: E21B, F04B 

71: 2IC AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 

72: BEACH ANDREW and MCLEOD GAVIN 

33: AU 31: 2009900824 32: 2009/02/25, 

54: FLOWABLE MATERIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM 

00: - 

57: A flowable material delivery system (10) 

comprises a working fluid valve (26); and, a pump 

(18) in fluid communication with the working fluid 

valve (26). The pump (18) is configured to hold a 

supply of a flowable material such as grout. The 

valve (26) is operable to provide fluid communication 

between a working fluid source and the pump (18) 

so that the working fluid from the fluid source 

operates the pump (18) to eject the grout in the 

pump. The valve (26) is also configured to provide 

fluid communication between the working fluid 

source and a region outside the pump (18). This 

provides a fluid bypass top enable relief from 

pressure arising from a head of the working fluid 

about the system (10). 

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21: 2011/05374 22: 21/07/2011 43: 23/01/2012 

51: G06Q 

71: CAYEUX SONIA MICHELLE, DAVIS GEOFF, 

HINGLEY BRIAN CLIFFORD, COGAN PATRICK 

JOHN 

72: CAYEUX SONIA MICHELLE, DAVIS GEOFF, 

HINGLEY BRIAN CLIFFORD, COGAN PATRICK 

JOHN 

33: ZA 31: 2010/05190 32: 2010/07/21 

54: FREIGHTING METHOD 

00: - 

57: A freight payment method and freight payment 

system which includes receiving cargo of a customer 

at a merchant, generating of a freight invoice, 

receiving a payment request for an amount of the 

invoice from any one or more of a customer mobile 

device at a payment engine, a merchant bank and a 

customer bank, transacting between the customer 

bank and the merchant bank and sending a 

confirmation of payment to any one or more of the 

customer mobile device and the merchant. 

21: 2011/05379. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: C04B; 

71: W.R. GRACE & CO.-CONN. 

72: SILVA, Denise, A., CHEUNG, Josephine, 

SANDBERG, Paul, ROBERTS, Lawrence, R., 

SUBRAMANIAN, Durga, V., GALLAGHER, John, L., 

KUO, Lawrence, L. 

33: US31: 61/140,341 32: 2008-12-23 

54: SUPPRESSION OF ANTAGONISTIC 

HYDRATION REACTIONS IN BLENDED 

CEMENTS 

00: - 

Method for suppressing antagonistic hydration 

reactions in Portland fly ash cement involves the use 

of unponded fly ash that is pre-hydrated, preferably 

as an aqueous slurry wherein fly ash, preferably 

having an alkaline earth metal oxide of at least 10% 

by weight, is soaked, whereby the hydration reaction 

of the resultant mixed fly ash and cement is 

accelerated when these components are mixed 

together with water to hydrate the cement. Blended 

Portland cement/fly ash compositions of the 

invention will also have higher early strength as well 

as shorter set time compared to untreated blends. 

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21: 2011/05380. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: C10L, C12N 

71: LS9, INC 

72: HOM Louis, TRINH Na, ALIBHAI Murtaza 

33: US31: 61/140,600 32: 2008-12-23 

54: METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS RELATED 

TO THIOESTERASE ENZYMES 

00: - 

The present invention relates to novel mutant 

thioesterase enzymes and naturally-occurring 

equivalents thereof, compositions made from such 

enzymes and uses of thioesterase enzymes. In 

particular, the present invention provides mutant 

thioesterase enzymes that have altered properties, 

for example, altered substrate specificity, altered 

activity, altered selectivity, and/or altered 

proportional yields in the product mixtures. The 

present invention also provides polynucleotides 

encoding such mutant thioesterase enzymes, and 

vectors and host cells comprising such 

polynucleotides. The invention further provides for 

novel uses of thioesterases in the production of 

various fatty acid derivatives, which are useful as, or 

as components of, industrial chemicals and fuels. 

kit and method for protecting against ectoparasite 

infestations in a warm-blooded animal. 

21: 2011/05384. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: B22F, C22B, C25C, H01G 

71: METALYSIS LIMITED 

72: RASHEED, Raymond, Kevin, MARGERISON, 

Ian 

33: GB 31: 0902486.0 32: 2009-02-13 

54: A METHOD FOR PRODUCING METAL 

POWDERS 

00: - 

A method of producing metallic powder for use in the 

manufacture of a capacitor comprises the step of 

reducing a non-metallic compound to metal in 

contact with a molten salt. The salt comprises, for at 

least a portion of the process, a dopant element that 

acts as a sinter retardant in the metal. In preferred 

examples, the metallic powder is Ta or Nb powder 

produced by the reduction of a Ta or Nb oxide and 

the dopant is boron, nitrogen or phosphorous. 

21: 2011/05383. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A01N, A01P 

71: WYETH LLC 

72: FATTOHI, Nahla, GLIDDON, Michael, John, 

SABNIS, Shobhan, Shashikant 

33: US 31: 61/154,520 32: 2009-02-23 

54: IMPROVED-SCENT ECTOPARASITICIDAL 

FORMULATION 

00: - 

The present invention provides an improved-scent 

composition comprising metaflumizone, as well as a 

21: 2011/05394. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: BECKER, Axel, KUEHN, Clemens, SAAL, 

Christoph, SCHADT, Oliver, DORSCH, Dieter, 

KRIEGBAUM, Eva, STIEBER, Frank, DONINI, 

Cristina 

33: EP 31: 08022253.2 32: 2008-12-22 

54: NOVEL POLYMORPHIC FORMS OF 6-(1- 

METHYL-1H-PYRAZOL-4-YL)-2-{3-[5-(2- 

MORPHOLIN-4-YL-ETHOXY)-PYRIMIDIN-2-YL]- 

BENZYL}-2H-PYRIDAZIN-3-ONE 

DIHYDROGENPHOSPHATE AND PROCESSES 

OF MANUFACTURING THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention relates to 6-(1-methyl-1 H- 

pyrazol-4-yl)-2-{3-[5-(2-morpholin- 4-yl-ethoxy)- 

pyrimidin-2-yl]-benzyl}-2H-pyridazin-3-one 

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dihydrogenphosphate, its solvates and crystalline 

modifications thereof. The present invention further 

relates to processes of manufacturing these 

crystalline modifications as well as their use in the 

treatment and/or prophylaxis of physiological and/or 

pathophysiological conditions, which are caused, 

mediated and/or propagated by the inhibition, 

regulation and/or modulation of signal transduction 

of kinases, in particular by the inhibition of tyrosine 

kinases, e.g. pathophysiological conditions such as 

cancer. 

21: 2011/05395. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: FOOTE, Kevin Michael, NISSINK, Johannes 

Wilhelmus Maria 

33: US 31: 61/139,681 32: 2008-12-22 

54: PYRIMIDINE INDOLE DERIVATIVES FOR 

TREATING CANCER 

00: - 

There is provided pyrimidinyl indole compounds of 

Formula (I), or pharmaceutically acceptable salts 

thereof, processes for their preparation, 

pharmaceutical compositions containing them and 

their use in therapy, particularly for treating cancer. 

21: 2011/05397. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: B61G 

71: Qiqihar Railway Rolling Stock Co., Ltd, 

Mudanjiang Jinyuan Coupler and Draft Gear 

Manufacturing Co., Ltd 

72: JIANG, Yan, MENG, Qingmin, YU, Yuebin, 

CHEN, Long, CUI, Yingjun, WANG, Junsong 

33: CN 31: 200910006054.8 32: 2009-01-22 

54: LOWER LOCKING PIN BODY TWO-SIDE 

OPERATING COUPLER AND DRAFT GEAR 

00: - 

A lower locking pin body (1) for the hinge joint 

between a lower locking pin (5) and a lower locking 

pin hook (6) has a suspending hole (11,12) of a 

coupler lock lifter (20) to facilitate it rotating 

surrounding the lower locking pin hook (6) under the 

effect of the hole. There are two coupler suspending 

holes (11,12) which are respectively arranged on 

each side ends of the lower locking pin body (1) to 

facilitate the workers opening the coupler on either 

side of a car. A two-side operating coupler (10) with 

above said lower lock pin body (1) and a draft gear 

are provided, wherein the draft gear also includes 

two lock lifters (20) and two lock lifter seats (30).The 

lock lifters (20) are mounted into a key-shaped hole 

(31) of the lock lifter seats (30), and the lock lifter 

(20) has a limiting segment (21) on the matched 

position. Two hook head ends of the lock lifters (20) 

pass respectively out from the key-shaped holes(31) 

of the coupler lock lifter seats (30) and hang with the 

coupler lock lifter (20) suspension hole (11,12) of the 

two-side operating coupler. It has clearance between 

the limiting segment (21) of the coupler lock lifter 

(20) and a stripe-shaped hole wall of the key-shaped 

hole (31). 

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21: 2011/05400. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: B32B 

71: Applied NanoStructured Solutions, LLC 

72: MALECKI, Harry C., ALBERDING, Mark R., 

MALET, Brandon K., SHAH, Tushar K. 

33: US 31: 61/157,096 32: 2009-03-03 

54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SURFACE 

TREATMENT AND BARRIER COATING OF 

FIBERS FOR IN SITU CNT GROWTH 

00: - 

A system for synthesizing carbon nanotubes (CNT) 

on a fiber material includes a surface treatment 

system adapted to modify the surface of the fiber 

material to receive a barrier coating upon which 

carbon nanotubes are to be grown, a barrier coating 

application system downstream of the surface 

treatment system adapted to apply the barrier 

coating to the treated fiber material surface, and a 

barrier coating curing system downstream of the 

barrier coating application system for partially curing 

the applied barrier coating to enhance reception of 

CNT growth catalyst nanoparticles. 

21: 2011/05413 22: 22/07/2011 43: 25/01/2012 

51: G06F 

71: OMARCO NETWORK SOLUTIONS LIMITED 

72: OMAR, RALPH MAHMOUD 

33: GB 31: 0901589.2 32: 2009/01/30 

54: IMPROVEMENTS RELATING TO 

MULTIFUNCTION AUTHENTICATION SYSTEMS 

00: - 

57: A method of generating a personal authenticated 

transaction ticket with a registered-user redemption 

functionality is described. The method is 

implemented using a remote transaction information 

device and a central authentication server. The 

method comprises receiving data at the remote 

transaction information device from a user, the data 

including i. a symbol key comprising at least one 

symbol selected from a plurality of symbols, and ii. 

personal information identifying the user, the 

personal information including at least the user 

name, digitising and encrypting the symbol key and 

the personal information, transmitting the encrypted 

data to the central server, receiving a unique 

transaction number associated with the symbol key 

and personal information, and providing the unique 

transaction number to the user as part of the 

transaction ticket, the unique transaction number 

confirming the registration of the user and the 

authentication of the transaction ticket with the 

central server. 

21: 2011/05414 22: 22/07/2011 43: 24/01/2012 

51: C07C 

71: PIERRE FABRE MEDICAMENT 

72: HELLIER PAUL, NICOLAS MARC, DIARD 

CATHERINE, SUBRA LAURENT 

33: FR 31: 0950552 32: 2009/01/29 

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54: METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF (1S,2R)- 

MILNACIPRAN 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to a method for 

synthesizing a pharmaceutically acceptable acid 

addition salt of (1S, 2R)-milnacipran comprising the 

following successive steps: (a) reaction of 

phenylacetonitrile and of (R)-epichlorhydrin in the 

presence of a base containing an alkaline metal, 

followed by a basic treatment, and then by an acid 

treatment in order to obtain a lactone; (b) reaction of 

said lactone with MNEt2, wherein M represents an 

alkaline metal, or with NHEt2 in the presence of a 

Lewis acid-amine complex, in order to obtain an 

amide-alcohol; (c) reaction of said amide-alcohol 

with thionyl chloride in order to obtain a chlorinated 

amide; (d) reaction of said chlorinated amide with a 

phthalimide salt in order to obtain a phthalimide 

derivative; (e) hydrolysis of the phthalimide group of 

said phthalimide derivative in order to obtain (1S, 

2R)-milnacipran, and (f) salification of (1S, 2R)- 

milnacipran in a suitable solvent system in the 

presence of a pharmaceutically acceptable acid. 

21: 2011/05424. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A63D 

71: JR286 TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 

72: HIRSHBERG, Jonathan 

33: US 31: 12/842,873 32: 2010-07-23 

54: MOUTHGUARD HAVING BREATHING 

CAVITIES AND BREATHING HOLES 

INCORPORATED INTO THE BODY OF THE 

MOUTHGUARD 

00: - 

The present invention is an improved mouthguard 

which has incorporated into it at least one and 

preferably a multiplicity of breathing holes which 

extend through an exterior sidewall, an interior 

sidewall and/or through a bottom transverse wall in 

the body of the mouthguard. The mouthguard can 

also have incorporated into it at least one and 

preferably a multiplicity of breathing cavities 

extending from an upper surface of an exterior 

and/or interior sidewall into a portion of the sidewall 

to form one or more air passages. 

21: 2011/05426. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/25 

51: C12Q, G01N 

71: UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE 

72: MEIRING, Sarah Muriel 

33: ZA 31: 2010/05601 32: 2010-08-04 

54: ANTIBODY FRAGMENTS TO VON 

WILLEBRAND FACTOR CLEAVING PROTEASE 

(ADAMTS-13) AND VON WILLEBRAND FACTOR 

PROPEPTIDE AND THE USE THEREOF IN 

DIAGNOSTIC ASSAYS 

00: - 

The present invention relates to antibody fragments 

to von Willebrand factor (vW) cleaving protease (also 

known as ADAMTS-13) and vWF-propetide. The 

present invention also extends to the use of said 

antibody fragments in diagnostic assays for the 

measurement of ADAMTS-13 and vWF-propeptide 

levels in plasma and for the diagnosis of thrombotic 

thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP). According to the 

present invention, there is provided antibody 

fragments to von Willebrand factor (vWF) cleaving 

protease (ADAMTS-13) and antibody fragments to 

vWF-propeptide which are obtainable by selection 

by means of phage display procedure practiced on 

one or both of the Human single Fold scFv antibody 

libraries of MRC Centre for Protein Engineering, 

Cambridge, UK indentified as the Tomlinson l and 

Tomlinson J libraries. 

21: 2011/05427. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 

71: BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM INTERNATIONAL 

GMBH 

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72: MARTYRES, Domnic, RAST, Georg, 

GIOVANNINI, Riccardo, HOENKE, Christoph, 

HOFFMANN, Matthias, DOLLINGER, Horst, 

GRUNDL, Marc, KRIEGL, Jan, SEITHER, Peter 

33: EP 31: 09157653.8 32: 2009-04-08 

33: EP 31: 09174917.6 32: 2009-11-03 

54: SUBSTITUTED PIPERIDINES AS CCR3 

ANTAGONISTS 

00: - 

Object of the present invention are novel substituted 

compounds of the formula 1, wherein A, R1, R2, R3 

and R4 are defined as in the description. Another 

object of the present invention is to provide 

antagonists of CCR3, more particularly to provide 

pharmaceutical compositions comprising a 

pharmaceutically acceptable carrier and a 

therapeutically effective amount of at least one of the 

compounds of the present invention or a 

pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof. 

self-sufficient in terms of energy. The chemical loop 

includes at least three separate reaction areas for 

oxidation, reduction, and gasification: 1. at least one 

oxidation reaction area R1 supplied with air, referred 

to as an air reactor, in which the oxidation reaction of 

metal oxides after reduction is carried out; 2. at least 

one reduction by combustion reaction area R2, 

referred to as a fuel oil reactor, in which the 

combustion reaction of the charges in the presence 

of the oxygen present in the metal oxides is carried 

out; 3. at least one gasification reaction area R3, 

referred to as a gasification reactor, for the solid 

and/or liquid feedstock for producing a synthesis 

gas, said gasification being catalysed by the at least 

partially reduced metal oxides from R2. 

21: 2011/05428. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: C10J 

71: IFP ENERGIES NOUVELLES, TOTAL S.A. 

72: HOTEIT, Ali, GUILLOU, Florent, GAUTHIER, 

Thierry, FORRET, Ann 

33: FR 31: 0900390 32: 2009-01-30 

54: INTEGRATED OXIDATION, REDUCTION, AND 

GASIFICATION METHOD FOR PRODUCING A 

SYNTHETIC GAS AND ENERGY IN A CHEMICAL 

LOOP 

00: - 


synthetic gas in at least one chemical loop, which is 

21: 2011/05437. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: G01N 


72: BEHRENS, Joyce 

33: EP 31: 08022436.3 32: 2008-12-23 

54: BIOMARKERS FOR INHIBITORS WITH ANTI- 

ANGIOGENIC ACTIVITY 

00: - 

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The invention relates to a method for assessing the 

effect of integrin inhibitors and small molecule ATP 

site directed multi kinase inhibitors on angiogenesis 

by the use of certain identified biomarkers. This 

method is notably beneficial for the determination of 

the efficacy of integrin inhibitors and small molecule 

ATP site directed multi-kinase inhibitors mainly used 

for the treatment of angiogenesis associated 

diseases such as cancer. Especially, the invention 

relates to biomarkers linked to angiogenesis that are 

preferably accessible in body fluids and therefore 

allow analysis of target modulation in a non-invasive 

way. The use of said biomarkers for the screening of 

compounds with integrin-inhibitory activity is also 

disclosed. 

21: 2011/05440. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: STIEBER, Frank, SCHADT, Oliver, DORSCH, 

Dieter, BLAUKAT, Andree 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 062 826.3 32: 2008-12-23 

54: PYRIDAZINONE DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

The invention relates to the compounds of the 

formula I, where Y, R1, R2, R3, and R3' are as 

defined in claim 1, wherein said compounds are 

inhibitors of tyrosine kinases, particularly of Met 

kinase, and can be used for treating tumors, among 

other uses. 

21: 2011/05439. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: DORSCH, Dieter, SCHADT, Oliver, STIEBER, 

Frank, BLAUKAT, Andree 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 062 825.5 32: 2008-12-23 

54: 3-(3-PYRIMIDIN-2-YL-BENZYL)-[1,2,4] 

TRIAZOLO [4,3-B] PYRIDAZINE DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

The invention relates to the compounds of formula I, 

where R1, R2, R3, R3, R3', and R4 are as defined in 

claim 1, wherein said compounds are inhibitors of 

tyrosine kinases, particularly of Met kinase, and can 

be used for treating tumors, among other uses. 

21: 2011/05441. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: A61K, A61P, C07D 


72: BALESTRA, Michael, BERNSTEIN, Peter, 

ERNST, Glen E., FRIETZE, William, MCCAULEY, 

John P., NUGIEL, David, SHEN, Lihong 

33: US 31: 61/140,673 32: 2008-12-24 

54: ETHANAMINE COMPOUNDS AND THEIR USE 

FOR TREATING DEPRESSION 

00: - 

The present invention relates to ethanamine 

compounds, namely 1- (3-f luorophenyl) -2-methyl-2- 

(pyridine-2-yl) propan-1-amine and 2-methyl-lphenyl-2- 

(pyridine-2yl) propan-1-amine, the 

enantiomers and salts thereof and their use for the 

treatment of depression. 

Page | 266


21: 2011/05442. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: B60R 

71: Thule Sweden AB 

72: LUNDGREN, Anders, NILVIUS, Anders 

33: EP 31: 09151777.1 32: 2009-01-30 

54: COUPLING DEVICE 

00: - 

A coupling device (1) for coupling a load carrier to a 

towing hook (2) of a vehicle, which device 

comprises, a first coupling element (4) adapted to 

abut against a first portion of the towing hook (2) and 

a second coupling element adapted to abut a 

second portion of the towing hook (2). A frame (10) 

is arranged to accommodate at least the first portion 

of the towing hook (2) and a transfer linkage (12) for 

effecting displacement of the first coupling element 

(4) with respect to the frame (10). The first coupling 

element (4) is movably connected to the frame (10) 

and is associated with an end of the transfer linkage 

(12). The transfer linkage (12) comprises a first twobar 

linkage (22) and a second two-bar linkage. The 

first and second two-bar linkages (22) are arranged 

in relation to each other such that when a force is 

applied to the second two-bar linkage the force is 

transferred via the first two-bar linkage (22) to the 

first coupling element (4) via the said end of the 

transfer linkage (12) for releasing or engaging the 

towing hook (2). Link bars of the two-bar linkages 

are in a defined angular relationship when the towing 

hook is engaged. A load carrier and use of a load 

carrier are also presented. 

21: 2011/05492 22: 26/07/2011 43: 26/01/2012 

51: G08B, G09F 

71: ANTHONY DOBSON 

72: ANTHONY DOBSON 

33: ZA 31: 2010/04283 32: 2010/06/17 

54: BUILDING IDENTIFICATION MEANS 

00: - 

57: The building identification means of the invention 

includes a display panel on which an illuminated 

building number or address is shown; the display is 

adapted to change from a first status identified as 

„normal‟ to a second status identified as „emergency‟ 

on actuation of a switching means. 

21: 2011/05493 22: 26/07/2011 43: 26/01/2012 

51: A61M, A62B 

71: HUMID MED TECHNOLOGY (PTY) LTD 

72: DUVEEN JUSTIN MARC and TERBLANCHE 

JACOBUS 

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33: ZA 31: 2008/06035 32: 2009/01/11, 

54: HUMIDIFICATION FACEMASK 

00: - 

57: A self-contained re-humidification mask (1 ) 

having locating means (6) to enable the mask to be 

supported in an operative position on a user (4) is 

provided. The mask has a wall (2) shaped as a 

moulded domed mask configured to cover the face 

of a user from the nose to the chin. An endless 

peripheral edge is shaped and configured to 

generally anatomically follow the contours of a face 

of a user to define, with the face of a user, an air 

pocket (24). The mask has a single inlet-outlet 

aperture (8) located generally opposite a position 

occupied in use by a mouth of a user, and at least 

one re- humidification assembly (9) located in the 

inlet-outlet aperture such that it substantially fills the 

aperture. The re-humidification assembly includes a 

coil (17) of corrugated hygroscopic paper having an 

axis of the coil extending in the direction of fluid flow 

through the inlet-outlet aperture. The rehumidification 

mask preferably has a wall formed 

from a non-woven synthetic fibre sheet that is press 

moulded and heat set to the domed shape thereof. 

A detonator assembly 10 comprises a length of 

shock tube 12. A first detonator 14 is connected 

towards a first end of the shock tube. The first 

detonator 14 is associated with a first delay time t1. 

A second detonator 16 is connected towards a 

second end of the shock tube and is carried by 

connection member 18. The second detonator is 

associated with a second delay time t2. A ratio 

(t1/t2) of the first delay time and the second delay 

time is larger than 19. 

21: 2011/05516 22: 27/07/2011 43: 27/01/2012 

51: G06F 

71: PRECISE BIOMETRICS AB 

72: ANDERSSON JONAS 

33: SE 31: 0900105-8 32: 2009/01/30 

54: PASSWORD PROTECTED SECURE DEVICE 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a password protected 

secure device associated to a password. The secure 

device is in a state chosen from a group of states 

comprising an unlocked state, a first locked state 

and a second locked state. The state changes from 

said first locked state to said unlocked state if a user 

input which matches said password is received, and 

the state changes from said first locked state to said 

second locked state if a predetermined number of 

user inputs which do not match said password are 

received. The password protected secure device 

comprises a receiver for receiving biometric sample 

data, a memory comprising biometric template data, 

and a processor configured to compare said 

biometric sample data with said biometric template 

data. A match between the biometric sample data 

and the biometric template data causes said secure 

device to provide information for changing the 

password protected device from a first state to a 

second state, wherein one of the first state and the 

second state is the second locked state. 

21: 2011/05501. 22: 2011/07/26. 43: 2012/01/26 

51: C06C, F42B 

71: SASOL DYNO NOBEL (PTY) LIMITED 

72: LABUSCHAGNE, Frans Jacob, VAN DIJKE, 

Ronald Marinus Johannes 

33: ZA 31: 2010/05334 32: 2010-07-27 

54: A DETONATOR ASSEMBLY WITH 

INCREASED DELAY TIME RATIO 

00: - 

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21: 2011/05519. 22: 2011/07/27. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: C03C, C08K, D04H 

71: SAINT-GOBAIN ISOVER 

72: DIDIER, Benoît 

33: FR 31: 0859129 32: 2008-12-30 

54: FIRE-RESISTANT MINERAL WOOL 

INSULATING PRODUCT, PRODUCTION METHOD 

THEREOF AND SUITABLE BINDING 

COMPOSITION 

00: - 

The invention relates to a fire-resistant thermal 

and/or acoustic insulation product, made from 

mineral wool and an organic binder, characterised in 

that said product contains a carboxylic acid metal 

salt as a fire retardant agent, specifically a 

carboxylate of a metal selected from the group 

containing aluminium, zinc, calcium and magnesium. 

The invention also relates to the method for 

producing said fire-resistant insulating product and 

to the binding composition suitable for use in the 

production of same. 

21: 2011/05517 22: 27/07/2011 43: 06/02/2012 

51: A23L, A61K, C07C, A61Q 

71: CENTRE DE COOPERATION 

INTERNATIONALE EN RECHERCHE 

AGRONOMIQUE POUR LE LE DEVELOPPEMENT 

(CIRAD), CENTRE INTERNATIONAL D'ETUDES 

SUPERIEURES EN SCIENCES AGRONOMIQUES 

(MONTPELLIER SUP AGRO) 

72: URBAN NELLY, DORNIER MANUEL, PALLET 

DOMINIQUE, REYNES MAX 

33: FR 31: 0900752 32: 2009/02/18 

54: METHOD FOR EXTRACTING PHENOLIC 

COMPOUNDS FROM OLIVE FRUIT WATER AND 

PREPARATION OF AN EXTRACT TITRATED 

WITH OLIVE AND GRAPE POLYPHENOLS 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to a method for 

extracting phenolic compounds with low molecular 

weights from olive fruit water; the invention also 

relates to compositions enriched with phenolic 

compounds including at least 40% of dry matter, 

said dry matter consisting of at least 30% 

hydroxytyrosol; the invention also relates to a 

method for drying said compositions by spraying 

using grape polyphenol extracts as a drying medium 

as well as to powders titrated with phenolic 

compounds of olives and grapes obtained after 

drying. 

21: 2011/05559 22: 28/07/2011 43: 06/02/2012 

51: C12N, C12P 

71: EMPRESAS PUBLICAS DE MEDELLIN E.S.P. 

UNIVERSIDAD DE ANTIOQUIA 

72: ATEHORTUA GARCES LUCIA and CORREA 

CORDOBA SANDRA MARCELA 

33: CO 31: 09-040167 32: 2009/04/21 

54: METHOD FOR CELLULAR TISSUE 

MULTIPLICATION FROM JATROPHA CURCAS 

00: - 

57: The method of the present invention comprises: 

Obtaining an explant from the seeds of Jatropha 

curcas; Putting the explant derived from the seed of 

Jatropha curcas in a culture medium; Breaking the 

intercellular unions of the explants tissue, which 

generates individuals cells; Incubating for a 

determined time the culture medium with the 

generated individual cells, that were multiplied; and, 

Extracting oil from the cells that multiplied from the 

individual cells generated from the explants derived 

from the Jatropha curcas seed. 

21: 2011/05566. 22: 2011/07/28. 43: 2012/01/30 

51: B65G, G01G 

71: BURRELL, Leonard, Ian, DANIELSON, Lorne, 

Harold 

72: BURRELL, Leonard, Ian, DANIELSON, Lorne, 

Harold 

33: AU 31: 2009900380 32: 2009-02-02 

54: BELT WEIGHING SYSTEM 

00: - 

A belt weighing system comprising a weigh frame, 

an entry transition support structure and an exit 

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transition support structure positioned on either 

sides of the weigh frame. The weigh frame 

preferably includes a plurality of closely spaced 

idlers to support a conveyor belt. The optional entry 

transition support structure can include one or more 

second belt support components, and the optional 

exit transition support structure can include one or 

more third belt support components. In one example 

form, a plurality of closely spaced idlers is also 

provided to support the belt adjacent or near the 

weigh frame in the transition regions. The plurality of 

closely spaced idlers reduces, ameliorates or 

controls belt sag at or near the weigh frame and thus 

reduces errors that are otherwise introduced by 

relative material movement or other non-linear 

dynamic effects along the conveyor belt. 

21: 2011/05588 22: 28/07/2011 43: 07/02/2012 

51: G01R, H01R 

71: STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY 

72: FOURIE COENRAD JOHANN 

33: ZA 31: 2009/01483 32: 2009/03/12 

54: DEVICE FOR DISPLAYING ELECTRICITY 

CONSUMPTION 

00: - 

57: A device (10) for continually displaying the 

instantaneous power consumed by one or more 

electrical appliances is provided. The device 

includes a body (12) that has a power meter (18) 

and one or more electrical sockets (16, 18) provided 

there-in. The power meter includes a visual display 

in the form of an array of LEDs (20) that can be 

successively lit to form a moving indicator of 

instantaneous power consumption between a lower 

indication (24) representing little power consumption 

and an upper indication (26) representing maximum 

power consumption. The activation of the LEDs is 

strongly non-linear so that movement of the visual 

display close to its lower indication results from small 

variations in power consumption whereas movement 

of the visual display close to its upper indication 

results from much larger variations in power 

consumption. 

21: 2011/05594 22: 29/07/2011 43: 02/02/2012 

51: H02H, H02P 

71: EATON CORPORATION 

72: LU BIN, ZHANG PINJIA, HABETLER THOMAS 

G 

33: US 31: 12/363.413 32: 2009/01/30 

54: SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING 

STATOR WINDING RESISTANCE IN AN AC 

MOTOR USING MOTOR DRIVES 

00: - 

57: A system and method for determining the stator 

winding resistance of AC motors is provided. The 

system includes an AC motor drive having an input 

connectable to an AC source and an output 

connectable to an input terminal of an AC motor, a 

pulse width modulation (PWM) converter having 

switches therein to control current flow and terminal 

voltages in the AC motor, and a control system 

connected to the PWM converter. The control 

system generates a command signal to cause the 

PWM converter to control an output of the AC motor 

drive corresponding to an input to the AC motor, 

selectively generates a modified command signal to 

cause the PWM converter to inject a DC signal into 

the output of the AC motor drive, and determines a 

stator winding resistance of the AC motor based on 

the DC signal of at least one of the voltage and 

current. 

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21: 2011/05651 22: 01/08/2011 43: 06/02/2012 

51: A41D 

71: TERBLANCHE ROBERT CHARLES 

FREDERICK and TERBLANCHE BURGERT 

DANIEL 

72: TERBLANCHE BURGERT DANIEL and 

TERBLANCHE ROBERT CHARLES FREDERICK 

33: ZA 31: 2010/00334 32: 2010/05/03 

54: A CHECK VALVE 

00: - 

57: The invention discloses a check valve closure 

member comprising a heavy stem carrying a light 

weight valve closure member having a part spherical 

sealing surface, and a submersible pump valve 

assembly comprising a housing having a passage 

there through supporting an axial valve seal for such 

a check valve closure member. 

21: 2011/05654. 22: 2011/08/01. 43: 2012/02/03 

51: C01B, C01F 

71: NALCO COMPANY 

72: HAY, Daniel, N.,T., GILL, Jasbir, S. 

33: US 31: 12/349,320 32: 2009-01-06 

54: MODIFICATION OF PRECIPITATE 

MORPHOLOGY AND SETTLING 

CHARACTERISTICS IN ACID CONDITIONS 

00: - 

The current invention relates to the modification of 

precipitate formed from an acidic slurry or solution 

resulting in decreased settling times and final solids 

bed volumes. The current invention uses an 

aqueous synthetic mixture comprising a phosphate, 

phosphonate, anionic polymer, anionic/cationic 

polymer blend or combinations thereof in the slurry 

and/or solution to improve clarification of the process 

stream. The claimed invention has a significant 

effect on precipitate morphology consequently 

improving settling characteristics and allowing for 

superior solid-liquid separation and process 

throughput. 

21: 2011/05672 22: 28/07/2011 43: 06/02/2012 

51: G08B, G08G 

71: PROVATIS SA 

72: JURG STRUCHEN and STEVE GROUX 

33: CH 31: 241/09 32: 2009/02/16, 

54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR IDENTIFYING 

AND MARKING AN EVENT TAKING PLACE ON A 

SITE OF A STATIONARY OR MOBILE OBJECT 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a method and to a 

device for identifying and marking an event taking 

place on the site of a stationary or mobile object, 

such as a vehicle, wherein at least one physical 

parameter associated with said event is measured, 

said physical parameter is stored, and the physical 

parameter is sent to a monitoring and/or alarm unit. 

The device (10) comprises a first device (11) 

installed on the site and a second device (12) which 

is management platform. The first device (11) 

includes a unit (11a) for collecting information 

received from sensors and which is connected to a 

unit for storing said information (11aa) and to a unit 

for creating a report (11ab). The device also includes 

a remote control unit (11b) connected to an 

information storage unit (11aa) and to a unit for 

creating a report (11ab). The information stored in a 

unit (11aa) and the report issued by a unit (11ab) are 

sent to the second device (12) which comprises a 

storage unit (12a) for receiving the information 

issued by the unit (11aa) as well as the report issued 

by the unit (11ab) and sending said information to an 

intervener at an intervention station (12b). A final 

acknowledgement of receipt Q is sent to the first 

device (11) by a confirmation station (12c). 

21: 2011/05699 22: 02/08/2011 43: 09/02/2012 

51: A61F 

71: KHOSROVANINEJAD CHARAM 

72: KHOSROVANINEJAD CHARAM 

33: FR 31: 0950819 32: 2009/02/10 

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54: SURGICAL DEVICE FOR THE TEMPORARY 

PROTECTION OF ANASTOMOSIS 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a surgical device (1) for 

the temporary protection of an anastomosis (5) on 

the colon (12, 13, 14), the rectum (11) or the anal 

canal (10), including: a) a semi-rigid hollow 

longitudinal anchoring element, referred to as a 

temporary anchoring element (2), having a so-called 

first wall including a substantially cylindrical running 

portion (2a) with a substantially circular cross-section 

having a length (L1) of at least 50 mm, preferably of 

between 70 and 150 mm, said first wall having an 

outer diameter that can be varied in a controlled 

manner; and b) a flexible sheath (3) coupled to said 

anchoring element (2) against and preferably around 

said first wall and having a length (L3) downstream 

from said anchoring member (2) of at least 50 cm, 

preferably at least 1 m, and an outer diameter at rest 

of 20 to 40 mm, preferably of 25 to 33 mm, said 

sheath being made of a biocompatible elastomer 

material having a wall thickness of 0.05 to 1 mm. 

21: 2011/05700 22: 02/08/2011 43: 08/02/2012 

51: B60K, F02M 

71: DANESHGARI PARVIZ 

72: DANESHGARI PARVIZ 

33: US 31: 61/149 489 32: 2009/02/03 

54: MODULAR CONTAINER AND FUEL SUPPLY 

METHOD 

00: - 

57: A fuel system for a vehicle is provided and may 

include a first housing containing a supply of fuel 

therein, a second housing containing a supply of fuel 

therein and coupled to the first housing, and a fuel 

pump disposed within one of the first housing and 

the second housing that selectively pumps fuel from 

each of the first housing and the second housing to 

the vehicle. A first interface may be associated with 

one of the first housing and the second housing and 

may be coupled to a vehicle interface of the vehicle 

in a coupled state to supply the vehicle with fuel from 

at least one of the first housing and the second 

housing. 

21: 2011/05705 22: 03/08/2011 43: 08/02/2012 

51: A01K, G08B 

71: KOMADINOVIC POZNAN ALEKSANDER, 

INGRAM STEPHEN KENNETH, WILLIAMSON 

SHAUN LES JAMES 

72: KOMADINOVIC POZNAN ALEKSANDAR, 

STEPHEN KENNETH AS, WILLIAMSON SHAUN 

LES JAMES 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: A TENSION DEVICE 

00: - 

57: A tension device 10 includes a first elongate, 

bifurcate member 12 manufactured from a flexible 

material to permit legs 14, 16 of the member 12 to 

collapse towards each other and wherein a raised 

shoulder 18, 20 is defined at a free end region 22, 

24 of each leg 14, 16. The tension device 10 

includes a second elongate, bifurcate member 26 

wherein a hook portion 28, 30 is defined at a free 

end region 32, 34 of each leg 36, 38 thereof and a 

web 40 is provided between the legs 36, 38 along a 

portion of their length, the first and second members 

12, 26 being arranged head-to-toe so that the legs 

14, 16 of the first member 12 are in register with a 

space 42 between the legs 36, 38 of the second 

member 26. A compression spring 44 is arranged 

around the first and second members 12, 26, which 

spring 44 is anchored by the hook portions 28, 30 

and is retained in position by the shoulders 18, 20. 

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rim providing a sealing flange around its 

circumference. The dish is further provided for to 

have a substantially elliptical shape, with the rim 

extending above the base on the opposed longer 

sides of the dish, and with the rim being flattened 

around its uppermost extremity to provide the 

sealing flange. 

21: 2011/05736 22: 04/08/2011 43: 14/02/2012 

51: A61B, C12N, C12Q, C12R 

71: LONGHORN VACCINES & DIAGNOSTICS LLC 

72: FISCHER GERALD W and DAUM LUKE T 

33: US 31: 12/916.263 32: 2010/10/29, 

33: US 31: 13/094,809 32: 26/04/2011 


DETECTING, IDENTIFYING AND QUANTITATING 

MYCOBACTERIAL-SPECIFIC NUCLEIC ACIDS 

00: - 

57: Disclosed are compositions and methods for 

isolating, detecting, amplifying, and quantitating 

Mycobacterium-specific nucleic acids in a sample. 

Also disclosed are compositions and diagnostic kits 

comprising Mycobacterium IS6110-specific 

oligonucleotide amplification primers and labeled 

oligonucleotide detection probes that specifically 

bind to the amplification products obtained 

therefrom. Also disclosed are compositions and 

methods for the isolation and characterization of 

nucleic acids that are specific to one or more 

tubercular pathogens, including Mycobacterium 

tuberculosis, in particular, from a wide variety of 

samples including those of biological, environmental, 

clinical and/or veterinary origin. 

21: 2011/05800 22: 08/08/2011 43: 08/02/2012 

51: B65G 

71: MAF AGROBOTIC SAS 

72: MORLEY BRUCE THOMAS 

33: AU 31: 2009900276 32: 2009/01/23 

54: FRUIT HANDLING EQUIPMENT 

00: - 

57: Fruit handling equipment comprising a conveyor 

having a plurality of linked carriages, each 

supporting at least one fruit carrying cup pivotally 

secured to the carriage, each cup having a latching 

mechanism operable to hold the cup in a fruit 

carrying mode and releasable to cause the cup to 

pivot to a delatched position to eject the fruit, and 

remotely controllable means in each carriage to 

release the latching mechanism. 

21: 2011/05797 22: 08/08/2011 43: 08/02/2012 

51: A23L, A47G, B65D 

71: LOOSER THOMAS DANIEL 

72: LOOSER THOMAS DANIEL 

33: ZA 31: 2010/00937 32: 2010/05/08 

54: A CONDIMENT APLLICATOR AND A 

CONDIMENT PRODUCT 

00: - 

57: A condiment applicator is disclosed which 

comprises a dish having a handle, and a base with a 

rim which extends around the circumference of the 

base, the rim extending above the base for at least 

part of its length but not for its entire length, and the 

21: 2011/05859 22: 11/08/2011 43: 14/02/2012 

51: B65D 

71: VAN DER AA KUHLE KARIN BENTE 

72: VAN DER AA KUHLE LISA CAROLINE 

33: ZA 31: 2010/04001 32: 2010/06/04 

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54: A CONTAINER 

00: - 

57: A container is provided for the temporary storage 

of articles therein. The container may be collapsible 

and has a generally polygonal, usually rectangular 

shape in plan view. The container may have an 

outer flexible bag formed to the required shape with 

side walls interconnected at corners, a bottom wall 

and typically a lid. An operatively upright sleeve at 

each corner of the polygonal shape may receive an 

operatively upright support post in the erected 

condition; and means, typically rigid panels, serve to 

maintain the posts in generally fixed positions 

relative to each other in the erected condition of the 

container. A front wall may have a cut-out in an 

upper region thereof forming an access aperture, in 

use. The container may have a pair of handles 

associated with opposite side walls with each handle 

being of generally U-shape with the web of the U 

forming a handgrip and the arms of the U forming 

suspension elements. The free ends of the arms of 

the U are attached to the container at or adjacent the 

upper edge of the associated sidewall and the 

handgrip is located approximately centrally up the 

height of the container. The handgrip may have one 

part of a two-part fastener system whereof the other 

part is secured to the sidewall such that the handgrip 

can be releasably attached to the sidewall 

approximately half way up the height of the 

container. 

21: 2011/0589. 22: 2011/01/24. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: C07C 

71: BASF SE 

72: MAYWALD, Volker, SMIDT, Sebastian, Peer, 

WISSEL-STOLL, Kathrin, SCHMIDT-LEITHOFF, 

Joachim, ALTENHOFF, Ansgar Gereon, KEIL, 

Michael 

33: EP 31: 08158963.2 32: 2008-06-25 

54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING SUBSTITUTED 

BIPHENYLS 

00: - 


substituted biphenyls of formula (I), wherein R1 = 

nitro or amino, R2 = cyano, halide, C1-C4 alkyl 

halide, C1-C4 alkoxy halide or C1-C4 alkylthio 

halide, n = 0 to 3 and R3 = hydrogen, cyano or 

halide, characterized by reacting a halobenzene of 

formula (Il), wherein HaI represents chlorine or 

bromine, with a phenyl boronic acid (IVa) of a 

diphenyl borinic acid (IVb) or a mixture of (IVa) and 

(IVb) in a solvent or diluent in the presence of a base 

and of a palladium catalyst which consists of 

palladium and a bidentate phosphorus ligand of 

formula (III), wherein Ar represents optionally 

substituted phenyl and R4 and R5 represent C1-C8 

alkyl or C3-C6 cycloalkyl each or together form a 

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two- to seven-membered bridge which can optionally 

carry a C1-C6 alkyl substituent. 

21: 2011/05907 22: 12/08/2011 43: 13/02/2012 

51: C12Q 

71: BIGTEC PRIVATE LIMITED 

72: NAIR CHANDRASEKHAR BHASKARAN, 

SUBBARAO PILLARISETTI VENKATA, 

JAGANNATH MANJULA 

33: IN 31: 00314/CHE/2009 32: 2009/02/13 

54: OLIGONUCLEOTIDE PROBES AND PRIMERS 

FOR DETECTION OF HEPATITIS B VIRUS 

00: - 

57: The present disclosure provides a method for the 

detection and quantification of Hepatitis B Virus. It 

discloses oligonucleotide probes set forth in SEQ ID 

Nos. 1 and 2 for detection of Hepatitis B Virus along 

with respective primers [sense and antisense] set 

forth in SEQ ID Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6. It also provides a 

PCR reaction mixture for detection of Hepatitis B 

Virus and a kit for detection of HBV comprising said 

mixture along with an instruction package. 

21: 2011/0590. 22: 2011/01/24. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: A01N 

71: BASF SE 

72: BEGLIOMINI, Edson, YOTSUMOTO, Tadashi 

33: EP 31: 08159080.4 32: 2008-06-26 

33: EP 31: 08159083.8 32: 2008-06-26 

33: EP 31: 08166190.2 32: 2008-10-09 

33: EP 31: 08166186.0 32: 2008-10-09 

54: A METHOD FOR ENHANCING THE 

RAINFASTNESS OF GLYPHOSATE 

00: - 

A method to enhance the rainfastness of glyphosate 

by applying a composition comprising a) glyphosate 

or at least one agriculturally acceptable salt, 

derivative or mixtures thereof, and b) at least one 

rainfastness enhancing herbicidal component B, or 

at least one agriculturally acceptable salt, derivative 

or mixtures thereof, to unwanted vegetation, crops, 

crop seed or other crop propagating organ. 

21: 2011/05909 22: 12/08/2011 43: 13/02/2012 

51: B02C 

71: CAMILLE COMPAGNIE D'ASSISTANCE 

MINIERE ET INDUSTRIELLE 

72: BENTAJ ABDELAZIZ, OUAYAHYA NADIR, 

CLEMENT JEAN LOUIS, TUTUSAUS JEAN 

PIERRE 

33: FR 31: 0950945 32: 2009/02/13 

54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR REUSING 

MATERIALS AND/OR PRODUCTS BY PULSED 

POWER 

00: - 

57: The invention relates to a method for reusing 

materials and/or products according to which, in a 

first step, a series of electrical discharges are 

generated between at least two electrodes in a 

reactor containing an ambient liquid as well as the 

materials and/or products to be reused, in which the 

series of said electric discharges produces, due to 

the energy, the frequency of the electric discharges 

as well as the voltage between the electrodes and 

the switching time, a mechanical shock wave which 

propagates across the materials and/or products to 

be treated in the reactor, characterised in that after a 

first step of embrittlement by the mechanical shock 

wave thus produced, the products and/or materials 

are exposed to a series of electric discharges in 

which the energy, the voltage between the 

electrodes that generate said discharges, the 

switching time and the frequency of the discharges 

are selected so that said discharges perform 

selective fragmentation of the material by the effect 

of an electromagnetic field. The invention also 

relates to a device for implementing said method. 

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21: 2011/05940 22: 12/08/2011 43: 15/02/2012 

51: C04B, F27B, F27D 

71: THYSSENKRUPP POLYSIUS AG 

72: ALEXANDER PETERS, THOMAS RUTHER, 

TOBIAS KLEGRAF 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 018 099.0 32: 2009/04/20 

54: SYSTEM FOR THERMALLY PROCESSING 

LUMPY SOLID MATERIAL 

00: - 

57: The system according to the invention for heat 

treating lumpy solids substantially comprises a 

preheating device, a furnace and a separation or 

classification device arranged therebetween, which 

has a coarse material other connected to the furnace 

and a fine material outlet. The furnace and the 

preheating device are connected to each other by 

way of a gas solid line which is arranged in a sloped 

manner with respect to the vertical line, wherein at 

the end on the furnace side of the gas solid line the 

exhaust gases of the furnace are introduced and at 

the end on the preheater side the preheated solids 

are fed. The separation or classification device is 

connected to a bypass line branching off the gas 

solid line such that at least a subset of the preheated 

solids, by way of the bypass line, can be branched 

off and supplied to the separation or classification 

device by means of gravity. 

21: 2011/05978 22: 16/08/2011 43: 16/02/2012 

51: B01D, B01J 

71: SUD-CHEMIE AG 

72: OLGA MANOYLOVA, KLAUS WANNINGER, 

MARKUS HUTT, ARNO TISSLER 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 015 592.9 32: 2009/03/30 

54: AGE-RESISTANT CATALYST FOR 

OXIDATION OF NO TO NO2 IN EXHAUST 

STREAMS 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to a zeolite 

comprising platinum. The invention furthermore 

relates to a method for producing said zeolite 

comprising platinum according to the invention, to 

the use of said zeolite as an oxidation catalyst and 

hydrocarbon reservoir and to a catalyst component 

comprising the zeolite according to the invention. 

21: 2011/06028 22: 17/08/2011 43: 22/02/2012 

51: H01T, H02G, H02H 

71: OTKRYTOE AKTSIONERNO OBSCHESTVO 

“NPO STREAMER” 

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72: GEORGY VIKTOROVICH PODPORKIN and 

EUGENY SERGEEVICH KALAKUTSKI 

33: - 31: - 32: - 

54: LIGHTNING ARRESTER AND A POWER 

TRANSMISSION LINE PROVIDED WITH SUCH AN 

ARRESTER 

00: - 

57: A lightning arrester for protecting elements of 

electrical facilities or a power transmission line 

comprises an insulating body which is made of a 

solid dielectric, preferably in the form of a bar, a strip 

or a cylinder, two main electrodes that are 

mechanically coupled to the insulating body and two 

or more intermediate electrodes. The intermediate 

electrodes, preferably made in the form of bars or 

cylinders, are arranged between the main electrodes 

so that said intermediate electrodes are mutually 

shifted along the longitudinal axis of the insulating 

body or along a spiral line. Such design makes it 

possible to form a discharge channel between the 

adjecent electrodes. Furthermore, said electrodes 

are located inside the insulating body and are 

separated from the surface of the body by an 

insulation layer. Discharge chambers formed as 

cavities or through bores opened to the surface of 

the insulating body are arranged between the pairs 

of the adjacent electrodes. Dimensions of the 

chambers are selected such that a discharge is 

easily blown out from the chambers to the surface of 

the insulating body, thereby increasing the efficiency 

of the discharge current quenching. In the preferred 

embodiments, the arrester is provided with an 

additional electrode for reducing a flashover voltage. 

Various embodiments of a power transmission line 

using the arrester of the invention are also disclosed. 

21: 2011/06065 22: 18/08/2011 43: 21/02/2012 

51: F24F 

71: RICKARD AIR DIFFUSION (PROPRIETARY) 

LIMITED 

72: BOSCH CHRISTIAAN WILHELM and VAN DEN 

BERG GIDEON 

33: ZA 31: 2009/09021 32: 2010/06/18 

54: AIR DIFFUSER 

00: - 

57: An air diffuser (10) according to the invention 

comprises a casing (24) defining an air flow 

passage, control elements (18) that are displaceable 

to restrict air flow in the flow passage to varying 

degrees, cams (30) and cam followers (20) that are 

configured to actuate movement of the control 

elements (18). An override element is provided that 

is displaceable between a rest position in which the 

cams (30) operate as described above and an 

override position in which the override element 

causes the control elements (18) to open the air flow 

passage. 

21: 2011/06087. 22: 2011/08/18. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: H04B, H04J, H04W 

71: Sony Corporation 

72: KIMURA, Ryota, TAKANO, Hiroaki, MORIOKA, 

Yuichi 

33: JP 31: 2009-113868 32: 2009-05-08 

54: COMMUNICATION DEVICE, 

COMMUNICATION METHOD, AND 

COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 

00: - 

Frames in variable-length frame formats addressed 

to a plurality of users are multiplexed and suitably 

transmitted. Data frames with different lengths are 

multiplexed at the same time through space division 

multiple access. However, the frames to be 

multiplexed are eventually adjusted to the same 

length and then transmitted, so that, when the 

multiplexed data frames are received by each 

communication station (STA1 to STA3) from an 

access point (STA0) in Fig. 4, or when the data 

transmitted from each communication station (STA1 

to STA3) at the same time is received by the access 

point (STA0) in Fig. 5, operation instability in AGC 

(Auto Gain Control) can be eliminated. 

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21: 2011/0735. 22: 2011/01/28. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: F23C 

71: SHANGHAI BOILER WORKS CO. LTD. 

72: LI, Jiangtao, ZHANG, Jianwen, CHEN, Nan, LIU, 

Gongquan 

33: CN 31: 200910054141.0 32: 2009-06-30 

54: A PULVERIZED COAL TANGENTIAL FIRING 

DEVICE OF LOW NOx EMISSION 

00: - 

A tangential pulverized coal combustion device for 

low NOX emission includes a furnace hearth, on four 

conners of a main combustion of which primary air 

nozzles (4) and secondary air nozzles (5) are 

alternatively arranged. The axes of the primary air 

nozzles (4) or secondary air nozzles (5) which are in 

the same horizontal plane are tangent to an 

imaginary tangent circle whose center is coincided 

with the center of the furnace hearth. At least one 

group of overfire air nozzles is provided on the four 

walls of the furnace hearth above the primary air 

nozzles(4) and the secondary air nozzles (6). Each 

group of overfire air nozzles includes four overfire air 

nozzles (6) that are provided on the each wall of the 

furnace hearth and in the same horizontal plane. 

The axes of the overfire air nozzles in same group 

are tangent to an imaginary tangent circle whose 

center is coincided with the center of the furnace 

hearth. The combustion device avoids high content 

of the combustible material in flying ash caused by 

the integral air classification technology, avoids large 

deviation in the speed and temperature of smoke 

gas at the outlet of the furnace hearth, and achieves 

low emission of nitrogen oxides. 

21: 2011/08840. 22: 2011/12/01. 43: 2012/01/27 

51: B60T 

71: AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL 

MECHANISATION GROUP (PROPRIETARY) 

LIMITED 

72: AUCAMP, PAULUS JOHANNES 

33: ZA 31: 2010/07318 32: 2010-10-13 

54: FAIL-SAFE BRAKE SYSTEM 

00: - 

The invention concerns a fail-safe brake system for 

use in combination with a service brake system of a 

vehicle. The fail-safe brake system includes a high 

pressure fluid source for supplying fluid to a 

protection valve through an inlet line to the valve. 

The inlet line splits into a number of independent 

circuits which include braking means for braking the 

vehicle when the system is activated through a 

network of lines running from the protection valve to 

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the braking means. The system further includes 

control valves for controlling the activation and 

deactivation of the fail-safe brake system by 

controlling the flow of fluid in the circuits. By 

controlling the fluid flow in the circuits, the activation 

and deactivation of the braking means are 

controlled. The fail-safe brake system may be 

activated and deactivated independently of the 

service brake system of the vehicle, thereby allowing 

the braking means to function independently of the 

service brakes of the vehicle. The invention also 

concerns a method of activating and deactivating the 

fail-safe brake system. 

constantly regardless of the pH level in the 

gastrointestinal tract, and thus freely controls the 

drug release time within the range of 3 to 24 hours, 

and reduces the variability in the effect of drugs 

among individuals. In addition, the composition of 

the present invention can be produced into a 

sustained-release preparation which has an 

optimum condition for expressing the effect of drugs 

in the treatment of diseases such as pulmonary 

arterial hypertension, hepatic portal vein 

hypertension, benign prostatic hyperplasia, and the 

like, which can be treated by udenafil and which 

requires the administration of drugs over a long 

period of time. Further, the composition of the 

present invention can control the release of drugs in 

accordance with the time taken for the absorption 

thereof when said drugs are applied to a living body, 

and thus can be valuably used in preventing and 

treating erectile dysfunction. 

21: 2011/4445. 22: 2011/06/15. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: A61K 

71: DONG-A PHARM. CO., LTD. 

72: YOO, Moo-Hi, CHA, Bong-Jin, KIM, Jeong-Hoon, 

JANG, Sun-Woo, HAN, Sang-Dug 

33: KR 31: 10-2008-0128499 32: 2008-12-17 

54: CONTROLLED-RELEASE COMPOSITION 

FOR PRODUCING SUSTAINED-RELEASE 

PREPARATION CONTAINING UDENAFIL 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a controlled-release 

composition for producing a sustained-release 

preparation containing udenafil. More particularly, 

the present invention relates to a controlled-release 

composition for producing a sustained-release 

preparation containing udenafil, said composition 

comprising (A) udenafil and a pharmaceutically 

acceptable salt, (B) a solubility modulator, (C) an 

adsorbent, and (D) a hydrophilic polymer. The 

controlled-release composition for producing a 

sustained-release preparation containing udenafil 

according to the present invention releases drugs 

21: 2011/4523. 22: 2011/06/20. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C07C A61K A61P 

71: HARBIN GLORIA PHARMACEUTICALS CO., 

LTD. 

72: YANG, Xuqing, XUE, Long, LUO, Juan 

33: CN 31: 200810176591.2 32: 2008-12-25 

54: PREPARATION METHOD OF 

DIHYDROINDENE AMIDE COMPOUNDS, THEIR 

PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS 

CONTAINING COMPOUNDS THEREOF AND USE 

AS PROTEIN KINASES INHIBITOR 

00: - 

The invention provides a new kind of dihydroindene 

amide compounds of general formula I or their 

pharmaceutically acceptable salts or prodrug thereof 

which can be used as protein kinase inhibitor. The 

invention provides a preparation method of the kind 

of compounds, the pharmaceutical compositions 

containing the compounds, the method for 

preventing or curing the diseases related to the 

abnormity of activities of protein kinases, especially 

Abl, Bcr-Abl, c-Kit and PDGFR, using them as 

protein kinase inhibitor, and their preparation use of 

drug used for preventing or curing the diseases 

related to the abnormity of activities of protein 

kinases, especially Abl, Bcr-Abl, c-Kit and PDGFR. 

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21: 2011/4524. 22: 2011/06/20. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: C10B F01K F22B 

71: UHDE GMBH 

72: KIM, Ronald 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 064 209.6 32: 2008-12-22 

54: METHOD FOR A CYCLICAL OPERATION OF 

COKE OVEN BANKS COMPRISED OF HEAT 

RECOVERY COKE OVEN CHAMBERS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for cyclically 

operating a coke oven device, wherein said device 

comprises an even number of coke oven banks, 

each in turn comprising an even number of coke 

oven chambers. Boiler devices are connected 

downstream of the coke oven banks, driving turbines 

using the hot exhaust gases from the coke oven 

banks. Energy is obtained in this manner. The coke 

oven chambers are cleared and filled in a precisely 

defined cycle, so that the production of hot exhaust 

gas can be homogenized over time. 

PERFORMED ON A WORKPIECE AND LASER 

PROCESSING HEAD HAVING SUCH A DEVICE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for monitoring a 

laser machining operation to be performed on a 

workpiece, comprising the following steps: detecting 

at least two current measured values by at least one 

sensor, which monitors the laser machining 

operation, determining at least two current 

characteristic values from the at least two current 

measured values, wherein the at least two current 

characteristic values jointly represent a current 

fingerprint in a characteristic value space, providing 

a predetermined point set in the characteristic value 

space, and classifying the laser machining operation 

by detecting the position of the current fingerprint 

relative to the predetermined point set in the 

characteristic value space, wherein the at least one 

sensor comprises at least one camera unit, which 

records camera images with different exposure times 

and processes them together by using a high 

dynamic range (HDR) method, in order to provide 

images having a high contrast ratio as the current 

measured values. 

21: 2011/4525. 22: 2011/06/20. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: B23K 

71: PRECITEC ITM GMBH, PRECITEC KG 

72: STORK GENANNT WERSBORG, Ingo 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 058 422.3 32: 2008-11-21 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 033 881.0 32: 2009-07-20 

33: EP 31: 09010230.2 32: 2009-08-07 

33: EP 31: 09011375.4 32: 2009-09-04 

54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR MONITORING A 

LASER PROCESSING OPERATION TO BE 

21: 2011/4526. 22: 2011/06/20. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: B65B B65D 

71: CADBURY UK LIMITED 

72: DHADDA, Jaswinder, MEHENDALE, Sameer, 

Dattatray 

33: GB 31: 0821509.7 32: 2008-11-25 

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54: PRODUCT MOUNTING SHEET 

00: - 

A product display sheet (1) comprises a display area 

(3) having a plurality of adhesive areas (7a-7h). 

Each adhesive area comprises one or more 

adhesive locations. Each adhesive area is further 

associated with one or more product identifiers. 

21: 2011/4527. 22: 2011/06/20. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: B23K 

71: PRECITEC ITM GMBH, PRECITEC KG 

72: STORK GENANNT WERSBORG, Ingo 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 058 422.3 32: 2008-11-21 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 033 881.0 32: 2009-07-20 

33: EP 31: 09010230.2 32: 2009-08-07 

33: EP 31: 09011375.4 32: 2009-09-04 

54: METHOD AND DEVICE FOR MONITORING A 

LASER PROCESSING OPERATION TO BE 

PERFORMED ON A WORKPIECE AND LASER 

PROCESSING HEAD HAVING SUCH A DEVICE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method for monitoring a 

laser machining operation to be performed on a 

workpiece, comprising the following steps: detecting 

at least two current measured values by at least one 

sensor, which monitors the laser machining 

operation, determining at least two current 

characteristic values from the at least two current 

measured values, wherein the at least two current 

characteristic values jointly represent a current 

fingerprint in a characteristic value space, providing 

a predetermined point set in a characteristic value 

space, and classifying the laser machining operation 

by detecting the position of the current fingerprint 

relative to the predetermined point set in the 

characteristic value space. 

21: 2011/4550. 22: 2011/06/21. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: E21B 

71: DRILLING TOOLS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 

72: SANFEAD, Brian, Thomas 

33: AU 31: 2010904679 32: 2010-10-20 

54: A DRILLING APPARATUS 

00: - 

A drilling apparatus (10) includes an outer cylinder 

(12); a drill bit (30); and a piston (32) disposed within 

teh outer cylinder (12) and driven by a working fluid 

for impacting the drill bit (30). The piston (32) is 

reciprocable relative to the outer cylinder (12) during 

operation of the drilling apparatus (10) and has a top 

end (39) and a bottom or front end (34), each piston 

end having a bore (33, 35). At least one of the bores 

(33, 35) has a tapered portion to facilitate movement 

of the piston (32) over a sealing tube (14, 41) 

controlling pressure of the working fluid driving 

reciprocation of the piston (32) relative to the outer 

cylinder (12) of the drilling apparatus (10). The 

drilling apparatus may be a down the hole, in the 

hole or reverse circulation hammer drill (10). 

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crosstalk value is outside of a crosstalk pass band, 

adjusting the zone of crosstalk compensation by 

altering an electrical connection between the second 

capacitive coupling and the capacitive coupling after 

the circuit board has been manufactured. 

21: 2011/4595. 22: 2011/06/22. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: H01R 

71: ADC GMBH 

72: HAMMOND, Bernard, Harold, Jr., MURRAY, 

David, Patrick, WHITE, Gordon, John, GEORGE, 

Ian, Robert 

33: US 31: 61/117,869 32: 2008-11-25 

33: US 31: 12/625,224 32: 2009-11-24 

54: TELECOMMUNICATIONS JACK WITH 

ADJUSTABLE CROSSTALK COMPENSATION 

00: - 

Methods and systems for compensating for crosstalk 

in a telecommunications jack are disclosed. One 

method includes manufacturing a circuit board 

having a zone of crosstalk compensation between a 

first wire pair and a second wire pair, the zone of 

crosstalk compensation including a capacitive 

coupling connected between the first wire pair and 

the second wire pair and a second capacitive 

coupling selectively connectable in parallel with the 

capacitive coupling. The method further includes 

determining a crosstalk value generated by the jack 

including the manufactured circuit board. The 

method also includes, upon determining that the 

21: 2011/4639. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/09 

51: C12N 

71: KWS SAAT AG 

72: HARMS, Karsten, SCHULZ, Britta 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 064 184.7 32: 2008-12-22 

54: METHOD FOR INCREASING THE 

SACCHAROSE YIELD IN AGRICULTURAL 

PRODUCTION OF SUGAR BEETS AND SUGAR 

CANE 

00: - 

The invention relates to the use of a nucleic acid 

suitable for reducing the enzymatic activity of an 

invertase for configuring a saccharose storage organ 

of a plant, wherein the saccharose concentration is 

increased relative to the saccharose concentration of 

an unchanged control saccharose storage organ of 

the same genotype at a comparable stage of 

development. The increase in saccharose 

concentration by X percentage points can thereby 

lead to a changed or unchanged saccharose storage 

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organ yield, wherein, in the case of a reduction in the 

saccharose storage organ yield, the reduction is a 

maximum of 5X percent. The invention further 

relates to a method for increasing the saccharose 

yield in agricultural production of sugar beet or sugar 

cane plants, wherein sugar beet or sugar cane 

plants are used, the genetic makeup thereof being 

set up for reducing the enzymatic activity of an 

invertase. 

00: - 

The invention relates to a link chain for chain 

conveyors for use in mining, with vertical chain links 

having a constant cross-sectional profile provided on 

the inside with a circular arc and on the outside 

preferably with a flat section, and with horizontal 

chain links (310) having front sections (311), 

longitudinal limbs (312) and an oval inner opening 

(313). In order to provide a high- strength link chain, 

the longitudinal limbs (312) on the outer sides (341) 

comprise at least adjacent to the upper and lower 

sides a spherical shaped surface and/or the 

horizontal chain links (310) comprise on the 

transition of the front sections (311) into the 

longitudinal limbs (312) corner areas (345), wherein 

the longitudinal limbs (312) on their top side und 

bottom side at least in the corner areas (345) are 

partially provided with a cavity (360). 

21: 2011/4640. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: B65G 

71: BUCYRUS EUROPE GMBH 

72: MEYA, Hans, SCHÜRER, Karl-Heinz, 

TEGETHOFF, Thomas 

33: DE 31: 20 2009 000 265.9 32: 2009-01-07 

54: LINK CHAIN FOR CHAIN CONVEYORS AND 

HORIZONTAL CHAIN LINKS THEREFOR 

21: 2011/4641. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: C07C C07D 

71: SIGMA-TAU INDUSTRIE FARMACEUTICHE 

RIUNITE S.p.A. 

72: CABRI, Walter, GIANNINI, Giuseppe, 

BATTISTUZZI, Gianfranco, ALLOATTI, Domenico, 

PISANO, Claudio, DALLAVALLE, Sabrina, 

BRUNETTI, Tiziana 

33: EP 31: 08172883.4 32: 2008-12-24 

54: NEW RETINOID DERIVATIVES ENDOWED 

WITH CYTOTOXIC AND/OR ANTIANGIOGENIC 

PROPERTIES 

00: - 

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The present invention relates to new retinoid 

derivatives of Formula (I), and to pharmaceutical 

compositions containing them for the treatment of 

patients affected by pathologies such as arthritic 

conditions, tumours, metastatic cancer, diabetic 

retinopathy, psoriasis, chronic inflammatory diseases 

or atherosclerosis. 

can be displaced using a dedicated adjusting 

element (15). 

21: 2011/4643. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: A61B 

71: I.T.S. GMBH 

72: BERNSTEINER, René 

33: AT 31: A 1851/2008 32: 2008-11-27 

54: DEVICE FOR SHORTENING AN ELONGATED 

BONE 

00: - 

The invention relates to a device (1) for shortening 

an elongated bone, especially an ulna, comprising a 

bone plate (5) to be attached to the bone and having 

a hole (6) for a fastening element for fixating the 

bone plate (5) on the bone and an elongated hole, 

longitudinally off-set therefrom, for a holding element 

(9) which can be fastened in the bone so that bone 

parts can be brought together once the bone is cut in 

two and a piece of bone is removed in the area 

between the hole (6) and the elongated hole by 

displacing the bone plate relative to the holding 

element (9). In order to design a device (1) which 

requires little space and allows the bone parts to be 

brought together with high precision, a block (12) is 

arranged on the bone plate (5) in the area of the 

elongated hole. Said block has, when seen from the 

top, an elongated opening (13) for the holding 

element (9) which opening comes to lie over the 

elongated hole. A unit (14) is arranged in the 

opening (13) on which unit the holding element (9) 

comes to rest in the direction of displacement and 

relative to which a remaining part of the block (12) 

21: 2011/4645. 22: 2011/06/23. 43: 2012/01/04 

51: E05F 

71: SOMMER ANTRIEBS-UND FUNKTECHNIK 

GMBH 

72: SCHAAF, Gerd 

33: DE 31: 20 2009 000 929.7 32: 2009-01-24 

54: DRIVE SYSTEM FOR A DOOR 

00: - 

The invention relates to a drive system (1) for a door 

(2), wherein the door leaf is guided laterally in guide 

rails (3). A carriage (4), which is connected to the 

upper edge of the door leaf in an articulated manner, 

is guided along one of the guide rails (3). Conductive 

tracks running along the guide rail (3) are provided 

for supplying power to a motor (5) driving the 

carriage (4), wherein said conductive tracks can 

optionally be contacted at the front or back ends 

thereof. 

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eczema, psoriasis, aging scaring and the like with 

increased efficacy, Improved percutaneous 

penetration, excellent thermodynamic stability 

ensuring long shelf life, low skin irritation and 

reservoir effect that promotes drug localization in the 

skin enabling controlled delivery of the said 

therapeutic agents. 

21: 2011/4684. 22: 2011/06/24. 43: 2012/01/10 

51: F42B F42D 

71: MASTER BLASTER PROPRIETARY LIMITED 

72: DAVIS, Mark, Rodney 

33: ZA 31: 2010/4664 32: 2010-07-02 

54: SHOCK TUBE 

00: - 

The invention provides a shock tube having an outer 

diameter of from 1.5 mm to 2.5 mm and an inner 

diameter of from 0.8 mm to 1.4 mm, said shock tube 

being made of a plastics material and having a light 

deposit of an explosive composition adhered to an 

inner wall thereof. 

21: 2011/4743. 22: 2011/06/27. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K 

71: SUNEV PHARMA SOLUTION LIMITED 

72: CHAUDHARY, Manu, NAITHANI, Vijay 

33: IN 31: 2975/DEL/2008 32: 2008-12-31 

54: TOPICAL HERBAL FORMULATION FOR 

TREATMENT OF ACNE AND SKIN DISORDERS 

00: - 

The present invention provides novel herbal nano 

emulsion based formulations comprising a 

combination of lemon juice and /or rose water as 

therapeutically active aqueous phase entrapped in 

oil phase selected from one or more essential oils 

and process for the preparation of the same in 

pharmaceutically acceptable dosage forms for 

topical treatment of acne and other skin disorder like 

21: 2011/4777. 22: 2011/06/28. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: A61K C07D A61P 

71: FOVEA PHARMACEUTICALS 

72: LERICHE, Caroline, AUCLAIR, Eric, LE ROUX, 

Jacques, MIDDLEMISS, David, N. 

33: EP 31: 08360043.7 32: 2008-12-29 

54: SUBSTITUTED QUINAZOLINE COMPOUNDS 

00: - 

The invention is directed to certain novel 

compounds, methods for producing them and 

methods for treating or ameliorating a kinasemediated 

disorder. More particularly, this invention is 

directed to substituted quinazoline compounds 

useful as selective kinase inhibitors, methods for 

producing such compounds and methods for treating 

or ameliorating a kinase-mediated disorder, In 

particular, the methods relate to treating or 

ameliorating a kinase-mediated disorder including 

cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, diabetesassociated 

disorders, inflammatory diseases, 

immunological disorders, cancer and diseases of the 

eye such as retinopathies or macular degeneration 

or other vitreoretinal diseases, and the like. 

21: 2011/4806. 22: 2011/06/29. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: G21C 

71: NUKEM TECHNOLOGIES GMBH 

72: HEIT, Werner, KADNER, Martin, BRAEHLER, 

Georg, FROSCHAUER, Karl 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 055 468.5 32: 2008-12-01 


PRODUCING FUEL CORES 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method and to an 

arrangement for producing spherical fuel cores 

and/or breeder material cores by dripping a pouring 

solution containing uranyl nitrate and a solution 

containing at least one auxiliary agent into an 

ammoniacal precipitation bath in order to form 

microspheres, aging and washing the microspheres 

produced in such a way in an ammonia solution, 

drying, and thermally treating said microspheres. In 

order to take into consideration the special 

characteristics of uranium chemistry for cores and to 

provide a continuous production method along with a 

constantly high core quality in the method, it is 

proposed that the microspheres from the 

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precipitation bath be separated through a first 

separator and fed to the ammoniacal aging water for 

aging, that the contact duration of the microspheres 

with the liquid of the precipitation bath before being 

introduced into the aging water be set equally or 

substantially equally, that the microspheres be 

transferred from the aging water to a multi-stage 

cascade scrubber using a transfer device, wherein 

the microspheres are washed in the multi-stage 

cascade scrubber so as to be free or substantially 

free from ammonium nitrate and at least one 

auxiliary agent contained in the microspheres, and 

that after the microspheres are dried, the 

microspheres are calcinated while distributed in a 

monolayer during a thermal treatment. 

communication between the outlet pipe and the 

receptacle second compartment, a fluid return 

conduit connected to the receptacle first 

compartment for establishing fluid communication 

between the receptacle first compartment and the 

outlet pipe, wherein the cleaning element return 

conduit and the fluid return conduit form a part of a 

fluid return loop for returning the cleaning element 

from the tubing via the outlet pipe into the receptacle 

second compartment; and a valve arrangement 

operable to open/close the fluid supply loop and 

operable to open/close the fluid return loop. 

21: 2011/4807. 22: 2011/06/29. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: F28G B08B 

71: HYDROBALL TECHNICS HOLDINGS PTE LTD 

72: SOH, Beng, Kiat, HO, Yuen, Liung, Martinn 

54: CLEANING SYSTEM FOR CLEANING TUBING 

00: - 

According to one aspect of the invention, there is 

provided a cleaning system for cleaning tubing used 

for conducting a fluid therethrough, the tubing being 

connected between an inlet pipe and an outlet pipe, 

the cleaning system including: a receptacle; an 

apertured partition disposed within the receptacle 

and dividing the receptacle into a first compartment 

and a second compartment, at least one cleaning 

element disposed in the receptacle second 

compartment, wherein apertures of the apertured 

partition having a size allowing the fluid, but not the 

cleaning element to pass through the apertured 

partition; a fluid supply conduit connected to the 

receptacle first compartment for establishing fluid 

communication between the inlet pipe and the 

receptacle first compartment; a cleaning element 

supply conduit with a directional valve arranged 

therein, the cleaning element supply conduit being 

connected to the receptacle second compartment for 

establishing fluid communication between the 

receptacle second compartment and the inlet pipe, 

wherein the fluid supply conduit and the cleaning 

element supply conduit form a part of a fluid supply 

loop for supplying the cleaning element from the 

receptacle second compartment into the tubing via 

the inlet pipe; a cleaning element return conduit with 

a directional valve arranged therein, the cleaning 

element return conduit being connected to the 

receptacle second compartment for establishing fluid 

21: 2011/4833. 22: 2011/06/30. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A01N A61K 

71: PRESIDIO PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 

72: ZHONG, Min, LI, Leping 

33: US 31: 61/119,723 32: 2008-12-03 

33: US 31: 61/173,590 32: 2009-04-28 

33: US 31: 61/214,881 32: 2009-04-28 

33: US 31: 61/182,958 32: 2009-06-01 

33: US 31: 61/182,952 32: 2009-06-01 

54: INHIBITORS OF HCV NS5A 

00: - 

Provided herein are compounds, pharmaceutical 

compositions and combination therapies for 

inhibition of hepatitis C. 

21: 2011/4867. 22: 2011/07/01. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: B65D 

71: BAYER CROPSCIENCE AG 

72: SCHUELLER, Franz-Peter, SCHORMAIR, Wulf 

33: DE 31: 10 2009 006 614.4 32: 2009-01-29 

54: SCREW CLOSURE HAVING A SECURITY 

RING AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING A 

CONTAINER HAVING A SCREW CLOSURE 

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00: - 

The invention relates to a screw cap (1) having a 

safety ring (2) for sealing an opening of a container, 

wherein the screw cap (1) is connected to the safety 

ring (2) by breakable bridge elements (4) and the 

safety ring (2) has detent means that are used to 

engage on a bead at the opening of the container. 

When the screw cap (1) is first unscrewed, the 

bridge elements break and the screw cap (1) and 

safety ring (2) are separated from one another. A 

safety seal is provided on the screw cap (1) and 

safety ring (2) and is damaged upon unscrewing it 

for the first time. The invention also relates to a 

method for applying the safety seal to the screw cap, 

separately from the filling and sealing process of the 

container. 

54: PROCESS AND PLANT FOR SUPPLYING A 

REACTOR FOR GENERATING CRUDE 

SYNTHESIS GAS 

00: - 

By means of a process for supplying a reactor (32) 

for generating crude synthesis gas with fuel (3), the 

fuel supply to a pressurized gasification plant 

according to the line should be configured in such a 

manner that the nitrogen input into the crude gas is 

minimized or completely avoided. This is achieved 

by using a gas predominantly consisting of CO2 

(more than 95 vol% CO2 with admixtures such as 

H2, CO, N2, hydrocarbons or the like) - for inertizing 

and loosening the fuel in the storage vessel (2), - for 

loosening and fluidizing the contents of the lock 

vessel (5), - as lock gas from the lock vessels (5), - 

for loosening and fluidizing in the storage vessel (29) 

and also - for feeding the fuel between the plant 

components and from the storage vessel (25) to the 

gasification reactor (32). 

21: 2011/4911. 22: 2011/06/30. 43: 2012/01/18 

51: A01N A61K 

71: PRESIDIO PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. 

72: LI, Leping, ZHONG, Min 

33: US 31: 61/119,723 32: 2008-12-03 

33: US 31: 61/173,590 32: 2009-04-28 

33: US 31: 61/182,952 32: 2009-06-01 

54: INHIBITORS OF HCV NS5A 

00: - 

Provided herein are compounds, pharmaceutical 

compositions and combination therapies for 

inhibition of hepatitis C. 

21: 2011/4994. 22: 2011/07/07. 43: 2012/01/12 

51: C10J 

71: UHDE GMBH 

72: HAMEL, Stefan, KOWOLL, Johannes 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 060 893.9 32: 2008-12-09 

21: 2011/5116. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: B25B 

71: KLOPPERS, Johannes, Jacobus 

72: KLOPPERS, Johannes, Jacobus 

33: ZA 31: 2010/4886 32: 2010-07-12 

54: A CLAMPING TOOL 

00: - 

A clamping tool 10 includes an elongate body 

portion 12 and recessed receiving formations 14 

located at a first end 16 of the body portion 12, each 

receiving formation 14 being dimensioned to receive 

a portion of a loop 18 of a wire clamp 20 therein. 

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Two guide formations 22 extend from separate 

receiving formations 14 along opposed sides of the 

elongate body portion 12 for in use guiding free end 

regions 24 of the wire clamp 20 along the body 

portion 12. An anchor means in the form of a rod 26 

extends from each of said opposed sides of the body 

portion 12 for in use anchoring free ends 28 of the 

wire clamp 20. 

21: 2011/5161. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: F23D F23K 

71: UHDE GMBH 

72: HAMEL, Stefan, KOWOLL, Johannes 

33: DE 31: 10 2008 063 505.7 32: 2008-12-17 

54: METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR 

HOMOGENIZING THE DELIVERY OF FUELS IN A 

GASIFIER FOR GENERATING SYNGAS 

00: - 

The invention relates to a method and to a system 

for homogenizing and controlling the solid fuels 

delivered pneumatically using dense flow 

conveyance to a gasifier for generating syngas, 

configured such that considerably homogenized 

feeding of the coal to the combustion chamber is 

enabled, wherein the short-term fluctuations are 

minimized and the gasification quality is thereby 

improved and control of the coal quantities to the 

combustion chamber are configured more 

effectively. Said object is achieved in that the finegrained 

to powdered fuel is first delivered from a 

storage container (1) positioned below the 

combustion chamber level to a level above the 

combustion chamber level, and subsequently 

homogenized in a line directed downward toward the 

combustion chamber (4a, 4b). 

21: 2011/5117. 22: 2011/07/12. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K 

71: PHARMATHEN S.A. 

72: MENISIOU, Aristotelis, SONI, Rohit, Ravikant, 

KOFTIS, Theoharis V. 

33: EP 31: PCT/EP2010/004269 32: 2010-07-14 

54: PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF 3-(N- 

METHYL-N-PENTYL) AMINO-1- 

HYDROXYPROPANE-1, 1-DIPHOSPHONIC ACID 

SALT OR DERIVATIVES THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention relates to an improved 

process for the preparation of 3-(N-methyl-Npentyl)amino-1-hydroxypropane-1,1-diphosphonic 

acid, monosodium salt, or its derivatives, in 

substantially pure crystalline form. 

Page | 288


21: 2011/5162. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/13 

51: C07D 

71: TAIGEN BIOTECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. 

72: CHOU, Shan-Yen, KING, Chi-Hsin, Richard 

33: US 31: 61/122,461 32: 2008-12-15 

54: STEREOSELECTIVE SYNTHESIS OF 

PIPERIDINE DERIVATIVES 

00: - 

This invention relates to dialdehyde or dinitrile 

compounds, which are useful for stereoselective 

synthesis of piperidine, pyrrolidine, and azepane 

derivatives. 

21: 2011/5163. 22: 2011/07/13. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A23L 

71: JOSHI, Jagdish, Prasad, Mohanlal 

72: JOSHI, Jagdish, Prasad, Mohanlal 

33: IN 31: 153/MUM/2009 32: 2009-01-23 

54: AN HERBAL BASED MOUTH FRESHENER 

AND A PROCESS OF MANUFACTURING THE 

SAME 

00: - 

A herbal based mouth freshener and the process of 

preparing thereof, comprising, tapioca taken in the 

range of 400 gm to 800 gm 30% to 62% by weight of 

the composition, a potato taken in the range of 150 

gm to 800 gm 14 to 48% by weight of the 

composition, a herbal products comprising of 

dalchini 3 to 10 gm, lavang (clove) 3 to 10 gm, 

Elaichi 2 to 8 gm, Kapur Kachari 4 to 12 gm, 

Sungandh Mantri 3 to 10 gm, Balchad 2 to 7 gm, 

Akalkara 2 to 7 gm, Saffed Mulsi 2 to 7 gm, Kulingin 

8 to 16 gm, Kabab chini 3 to 10 gm, Mulethi 3 to 10 

gm, Javantri Leaves 2 to 8 gm, Black pepper 2 to 7 

gm, Lindi pepper 2 to 7 gm, along with a Liquid base 

compounds of liquid material having ingredients of 

propylene glycol 3 to 10 gm, honey 3 to 10 gm, 

glycerin 1 to 4 gm, Sugar Syrup 7 to 18 gm, Menthol 

1 to 6 gm, Saffron 0.05 to 0.40 gm, Natural and 

synthetic perfumes 2 to 7gm, Katha Powder 75 to 

200 gm, used as a anti caking agent, Calcium 

carbonate 15 to 40 gm, manually mixed all above 

ingredients and preserving the resultant mixture in a 

closed room temperature for 24 hours. 

21: 2011/5271. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: G01N 

71: TRANSGÈNE S.A. 

72: ACRES, Bruce, MARIE-BASTIEN, Bérangère 

33: EP 31: 09305044.1 32: 2009-01-20 

33: EP 31: 09305294.2 32: 2009-04-07 

54: SOLUBLE ICAM-1 AS BIOMARKER FOR 

PREDICTION OF THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE 

00: - 

The present invention relates to the field of 

immunology and, in particular, to a vaccination 

procedure for treatment of a patient against diseases 

caused for example by infection or cancers. More 

particularly, the invention relates to methods for 

predicting whether a subject is or is not susceptible 

to developing a prophylactic or therapeutic 

response, preferably immune response, after such 

vaccination. The present invention relates to 

methods and compositions for selecting patients 

best able to raise a therapeutic immune response in 

vivo by an immunogenic composition, in particular a 

vaccine. 

21: 2011/5273. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K 


72: KARAVAS, Evangelos, KOUTRIS, Efthimios, 

BIKIARIS, Dimitrios, SAMARA, Vicky, KALASKANI, 

Anastasia, GOTZAMANIS, George 

54: CONTROLLED RELEASE PHARMACEUTICAL 

COMPOSITION OF NON-ERGOLINE DOPAMINE 

AGONIST 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a controlled release 

formulation of solid dosage forms for oral 

administration including a therapeutically effective 

amount of a non-ergoline dopamine agonist or a 

pharmaceutically acceptable salt, derivative or 

polymorph thereof, in particular Ropinirole in 

combination with an effective amount of a non 

swellable agent, a gelling agent, and an amphiphillic 

compound. It also relates to a process for the 

preparation thereof. 

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21: 2011/5274. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K 


72: KOUTRIS, Efthimios, SAMARA, Vicky, 

KALASKANI, Anastasia, KOUTRI, Ioanna 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION 

CONTAINING AN ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTIC 

AGENT AND METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION 

THEREOF 

00: - 

The present invention relates to a stable 

pharmaceutical formulation of solid dosage forms for 

oral administration including a therapeutically 

effective amount of an atypical antipsychotic agent 

or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, derivative or 

polymorph thereof, in particular Olanzapine in 

combination with a water soluble diluent, a binder 

and a disintegrant in order to inhibit degradation 

and/or re-crystallization. It also relates to a process 

for the preparation thereof. 

tube transport system. The tank contains a quantity 

of liquid such as water. In one embodiment, the 

objects splash into the water and are extracted from 

the water by an extraction conveyor. In a second 

embodiment, a baffle gate divides the tank between 

a forward section and a rear section. The delivered 

objects splash into the water in the forward section, 

travel under the baffle gate, and are extracted from 

the water by an extraction conveyor in 

communication with the rear tank section. In another 

embodiment, the tank is divided into first, second 

and third sections by selectively appeasable gate 

which provides an air lock arrangement. The 

extraction conveyor can comprise a plurality of side 

belts and a plurality of foraminous, flexible cradles 

hung between the belts. 

21: 2011/5275. 22: 2011/07/18. 43: 2012/01/19 

51: A61K 


72: KARAVAS, Evangelos, KOUTRIS, Efthimios, 

BIKIARIS, Dimitrios, SAMARA, Vicky, IOANNIDOU, 

Elli 

54: PHARMACEUTICAL FORMULATION 

CONTAINING ATORVASTATIN AND METHOD 

FOR THE PREPARATION THEREOF 

00: - 

The invention relates to the formulation of solid 

dosage forms including a therapeutically effective 

amount of Atorvastatin or salts thereof, in 

combination with Attapulgite, and a process for the 

preparation thereof by direct compression. 

21: 2011/5304. 22: 2011/07/19. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A01D 

71: PICKER TECHNOLOGIES LLC 

72: BRYAN, Vincent, E., KUNZLER, Alex, E., 

ALLARD, Randy, KUNZLER, Pete, FINAZZO, 

Anthony, ALLARD, Poly, BOMMARITO, Marc, 

BRYAN, Vincent, E., III 

33: US 31: 61/145,899 32: 2009-01-20 

33: US 31: 61/146,468 32: 2009-01-22 

54: DECELERATOR COMPRISING 

DECELERATION TANK AND EXTRACTION 

CONVEYOR 

00: - 

A decelerator comprising a deceleration tank and an 

extraction conveyor is disclosed. The decelerator is 

adapted for use with apples or similar objects. These 

objects are delivered to the tank from a pneumatic 

21: 2011/5334. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: E04G, F22B 

71: HITACHI POWER EUROPE GMBH 

72: PAULY, Axel, FURTH, Thomas, BLOMEIER, 

Marc 

33: DE 31: 10 2010 038 389.9 32: 2010-07-23 

33: DE 31: 10 2010 060 830.0 32: 2010-11-26 

54: FASTENING SYSTEM OF A COVERING 

ELEMENT 

00: - 

A fastening system of a covering element for forming 

a protected workspace within a steam generator 

workspace delimited by a wall (10), the covering 

element being held in a position of use, by means of 

a fastening device arranged outside the workspace, 

by at least one fastening means (12, 14) introduced 

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into the workspace through a rope passage orifice 

(18) in the wall (10) and fastened to the covering 

element, what is to be achieved is to provide a 

solution which makes it possible, on the one hand, to 

allow the mounting and demounting of the covering 

element and, on the other hand, to hold the covering 

element securely in its tension mounted position of 

use. 

21: 2011/5337. 22: 2011/07/20. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: F02B 

71: DARROW, David, S. 

72: DARROW, David, S. 

33: US 31: 12/342,993 32: 2008-12-23 

54: ROTARY VANE ENGINES WITH MOVABLE 

ROTORS, AND ENGINE SYSTEMS COMPRISING 

SAME 

00: - 

Embodiments of rotary vane engines (26, 300, 320) 

include rotors (44) that rotate about an axis of 

rotation (T). The rotors can be moved in directions 

substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation (T) 

to vary expansion and/or compression ratios of the 

rotary vane engines (26, 300, 320). The ability to 

vary the expansion and/or compression ratios can 

facilitate optimization of the performance of the 

rotary vane engines (26, 300, 320) as operating 

conditions vary. 

21: 2011/5375. 22: 2011/07/21. 43: 2012/01/23 

51: F22B; E04G 

71: HITACHI POWER EUROPE GMBH 

72: FURTH, Thomas, PAULY, Axel, BLORMEIER, 

Marc 

33: DE 31: 10 2010 038 386.4 32: 2010-07-23 

33: DE 31: 10 2010 061 358.4 32: 2010-12-20 

54: ARRANGEMENT OF A COVERING ELEMENT 

AND OF AN ACCESS FACILITY OR WORK 

PLATFORM INSIDE A WORKSPACE 

00: - 

In a system for forming a protected work area inside 

a steam generator workspace (20) delimited by a 

wall (22), with a covering element (10) which can be 

introduced into the workspace (20) and can be 

positioned there into a position of use, and with 

inspection equipment (12) or a working platform 

which can be introduced into the workspace (20) and 

positioned, what is to be achieved is to provide a 

solution, by means of which the arrangement and 

positioning of a covering element (10) and of 

inspection equipment (12) or a working platform 

inside the workspace (20) can be improved. A 

positioning device (16) is provided, which has a first 

guide means (26) for arranging and guiding the 

covering element (10) and a second guide means 

(28) for arranging and guiding the inspection 

equipment (12) or working platform inside the 

workspace (20). 

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obtain one or more temporally interpolated upmix 

parameters to be used by the upmixer on the basis 

of a first complex-valued upmix parameter and a 

subsequent second complex-valued upmix 

parameter. The parameter interpolator is configured 

to separately interpolate between a magnitude value 

of the first complex-valued upmix parameter and a 

magnitude value of the second complex-valued 

upmix parameter, and between a phase value of the 

first complex-valued upmix parameter and a phase 

value of the second complex-valued upmix 

parameter, to obtain the one or more temporally 

interpolated upmix parameters. A respective method 

can be implemented, for example, as a computer 

program. 

21: 2011/5417. 22: 2011/07/22. 43: 2012/01/24 

51: G10L H04B 

71: FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR 

FÖRDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN 

FORSCHUNG E.V. 

72: NEUSINGER, Matthias, ROBILLIARD, Julien, 

HILPERT, Johannes 

33: US 31: 61/147,815 32: 2009-01-28 

33: EP 31: 09007086.3 32: 2009-05-27 

54: APPARATUS, METHOD AND COMPUTER 

PROGRAM FOR UPMIXING A DOWNMIX AUDIO 

SIGNAL 

00: - 

An apparatus for upmixing a downmix audio signal 

describing one or more downmix audio channels into 

an upmixed audio signal describing a plurality of 

upmixed audio channels comprises an upmixer 

configured to apply temporally variable upmixing 

parameters to upmix the downmix audio signal in 

order to obtain the upmixed audio signal. The 

apparatus also comprises a parameter interpolator, 

wherein the parameter interpolator is configured to 

21: 2011/5896. 22: 2011/08/11. 43: 2012/01/11 

51: C07D A61P A61K 

71: FOVEA PHARMACEUTICALS SA 

72: LERICHE, Caroline, AUCLAIR, Eric, LE ROUX, 

Jacques, MIDDLEMISS, David 

33: EP 31: 09360013.8 32: 2009-02-13 

54: [1,2,4] TRIAZOLO [1,5-A] PYRIDINES AS 

KINASE INHIBITORS 

00: - 

57: The invention is directed to certain novel 

compounds, methods for producing them and 

methods for treating or ameliorating a kinasemediated 

disorder. More particularly, this invention is 

directed to substituted triazolopyridine compounds 

useful as selective kinase inhibitors, methods for 

producing such compounds and methods for treating 

or ameliorating a kinase-mediated disorder. In 

particular, the methods relate to treating or 

ameliorating a kinase-mediated disorder including 

cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, diabetesassociated 

disorders, inflammatory diseases, 

Page | 292


immunological disorders, cancer and diseases of the 

eye such as retinopathies or macular degeneration 

or other vitreoretinal diseases, and the like. 

21: 2011/6033. 22: 2011/08/17. 43: 2012/01/16 

51: A61B 

71: F. HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE AG 

72: LIST, Hans, KRÄMER, Uwe, LEICHNER, 

Wilhelm 

33: EP 31: 09153210.1 32: 2009-02-19 

33: EP 31: 09168336.7 32: 2009-08-20 

54: METHOD FOR PRODUCING AN ANALYTICAL 

MAGAZINE 

00: - 

A method for producing an analytical magazine 

(110) is proposed. The analytical magazine (110) is 

designed for receiving a plurality of analytical aids 

(134) in a plurality of chambers (122). The method 

comprises the following steps: - providing at least a 

first component (112) of the analytical magazine 

(110), wherein the first component (112) comprises 

a plurality of receptacles (120), - providing a plurality 

of analytical aids (134), wherein the analytical aids 

(134) are connected to one another, and preferably 

aligned in relation to one another, by at least one 

holding element (144), - introducing the analytical 

aids (134) into the receptacles (120); and - 

separating the analytical aids (134) from the holding 

element (144). 

21: 2011/05159 22: 13/07/2011 43: 16/01/2012 

51:A01N; A01P; A23B 

71: Yissum Research Development Company of the 

Hebrew University of Jerusalem 

72: GOREN, Raphael; HUBERMAN, Moshe; 

GOLDSCHMIDT, Eliezer; RIOV, Joseph; 

APELBAUM, Akiva 

33: US 31: 61/144,758 32: 15/01/2009 

54: Compositions and method for blocking 

ethylene response crops using 3- 

(CYCLOPROPYL-L-ENYL)-PROPANOIC SODIUM 

SALT 

00:- 

A method of inhibiting an ethylene response in a 

field crop is disclosed, comprising the step of 

applying to at least one portion of at least one plant 

of said field crop an amount of a solution of a water 

soluble cyclopropyl-1-enyl-propanoic acid salt (WS- 

CPD, Formula I) effective to produce inhibition of an 

ethylene response in said at least one plant, wherein 

M is chosen from the group of Na, Li, K, and 1/2Ca. 

21: 2011/03752. 22: 23/05/2011. 43: 28/11/2011 

51: A61K, C07K 

71: DEBIO RECHERCHE PHARMACEUTIQUE S.A 

72: VUAGNIAUX GREGOIRE, GARROUSTE 

PATRICK, WENGER ROLAND, MUTTER 

MANFRED, LYSEK ROBERT, TURPIN OLIVIER, 

Page | 293


NICOLAS VALERIE, NOVAROLI ZANOLARI 

LAURA, CRABBE RAFAEL 

33: IB 31: PCT/IB08/002982 32: 2008/11/06 

54: CYCLOUNDECADEPSIPEPTIDE 

COMPOUNDS AND USE OF SAID COMPOUNDS 

AS A MEDICAMENT 

00: - 

57: The present invention relates to new 

cycloundecadepsipeptide compounds and to the use 

of said compounds as a medicament, in particular as 

antiviral agents, more particularly for preventing or 

treating Hepatitis C infections or HCV induced 

disorders., The present invention relates to new 





disorders., The present invention relates to new 





disorders. 

Page | 294


HYPOTHECATIONS 

JUDGMENTS 

OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES 

Page | 295


3. DESIGNS 

Page | 296


DESIGNS 

APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS IN TERMS OF ACT No. 195 OF 1993 

Copies of the application and representations cannot be supplied until application is registered and advertised. In all 

correspondence reference should be made to the number of the application. 

The particulars appear in the following sequence: Application number, full name of applicant, class, articles to 

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ARRANGEMENTS 


A2012/00277-KENNAMENTAL INC . Class 08.WASHERS. Priority: 23/09/2011, 29/402,439 

A2012/00278-GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY. Class 14.DISPLAY SCREENS FOR VEHICLE MANAGEMENT 

SYSTEMS. Priority: 16/09/2011, 29/401,925 


STSTEMS. Priority: 16/09/2011, 29/401,925 



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A2012/00284-TELEBRANDS CORP.. Class 04.HAIR/LINT ROLLERS 

A2012/00287-TELEBRANDS CORP.. Class 04.PORTABLE HAIR/LINT ROLLERS 

A2012/00353-KIRTECH (PTY) LTD. Class 08.CURTAIN RAIL 

F2012/00285-TELEBRANDS CORP.. Class 04.HAIR/LINT ROLLERS 

F2012/00286-TELEBRANDS CORP.. Class 04.PORTABLE HAIR/LINT ROLLERS 

F2012/00354-KIRTECH (PTY) LTD. Class 08.CURTAIN RAIL 


A2012/00288-THE SOUTH AFRICAN BREWERIES LIMITED. Class 15.DRINKING GLASS CHILLERS 

A2012/00291-SAFE PREMIER PORDUCTS UK LTD . Class 07.STOVES 

A2012/00292-TELEBRANDS CORP.. Class 04.HAIR/ LINT ROLLERS 

A2012/00294-DART INDUSTRIES INC. Class 07.GRATERS. Priority: 19/09/2011, 29/374,668 

A2012/00295-DART INDUSTRIES INC. Class 07.SLIDERS FOR GRATERS. Priority: 19/09/2011, 29/374,667 

A2012/00296-THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY. Class 12.TIRES AND TIRE TREADS. Priority: 

30/09/2011, 29/403,007 

A2012/00297-THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY. Class 12.TIRES AND TIRE TREADS. P riority: 

30/09/2011, 29/403,008 

A2012/00298-THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY.. Class 12.TIRES AND TIRE TREADS. Priority: 

30/09/2011, 29/403,011 

F2012/00289-THE SOUTH AFRICAN BREWERIES LIMITED. Class 15.DRINKING GLASS CHILLERS 

F2012/00290-SAFE PREMIER PORDUCTS UK LTD . Class 07.STOVES 

F2012/00293-TELEBRANDS CORP.. Class 04.HAIR/LINT ROLLERS 

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A2012/00299-ROLEX SA. Class 10.WATCH. Priority: 03/11/2011, 138387 

A2012/00300-ROLEX SA. Class 10.WATCH. Priority: 03/11/2011, 138387 

A2012/00301-ROLEX SA. Class 10.WATCH DIAL. Priority: 03/11/2011, 138387 




A2012/00308-FORMIO FURNITURE ART (PTY) LTD. Class 12.COLLPSIBLE CARAVAN 

A2012/00309-RECKITT BENCKISER LLC. Class 09.DISPENSING DEVICE. Priority: 06/10/2011, 001927971 

A2012/00310-RECKITT BENCKISER LLC. Class 09.PART OF DISPENSING DEVICE. Priority: 06/10/2011, 

001927971 

A2012/00311-ASTRAPAK MANUFACTURING HOLDINGS ( PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 09.CONTAINERS 

F2012/00305-LESCO MANUFACTURING (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 13.A SHUTTER COMPONENT 

F2012/00306-LESCO MANUFACTURING (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 13.A SET OF CONTACT STRIPS 

F2012/00307-LESCO MANUFACTURING (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 13.A SET OF CONTACT 

COMOPONENTS 


A2012/00344-POWER BOX AG. Class 08.POWERED TOOL BIT DRIVER (2). Priority: 02/03/2012, 0020002055 

A2012/00345-POWER BOX AG. Class 08.A POWER SAW. Priority: 02/03/2012, 002001974 

A2012/00346-POWER BOX AG. Class 08.CLAMPING DEVICE. Priority: 02/03/2012, 002001941 

A2012/00347-POWER BOX AG. Class 08.POWER TOOL BIT DRIVER (1). Priority: 02/03/2012, 002002055 

A2012/00366-POLYOAK PACKAGING (PTY) LTD. Class 09.HANDLE 

F2012/00348-RSC MINING (PTY) LIMITED. Class 08.ROCK BOLT 

F2012/00349-POWER BOX AG. Class 08.POWERED TOOL BIT DRIVER (2). Priority: 02/03/2012, 002002055 

F2012/00350-POWER BOX AG. Class 08.A POWER SAW. Priority: 02/03/2012, 002001974 

F2012/00351-POWER BOX AG. Class 08.POWERED TOOL BIT DRIVER (1). Priority: 02/03/2012, 002002055 

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F2012/00352-POWER BOX AG. Class 08.CLAMPING DEVICE. Priority: 02/03/2012, 002001941 


A2012/00312-ASTRAPAK MANUFACTURING HOLDINGS ( PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 09.CONTAINERS 

A2012/00313-ALPARGATES S.A. Class 02.SHOES. Priority: 21/10/2011, 001936071 

A2012/00314-CONIDIA BIOSCIENCE LIMITED. Class 24.TESTING APPARATUSES. Priority: 22/09/2011, 

001921420-0001 

A2012/00315-WMS GAMING INC. Class 21.GAMMING MACHINES. Priority: 26/09/2011, 29/402,719 

A2012/00318-BYTES TECHNOLOGY GROUP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 25.SECURITY ENCLOSURE 

ACCESS UNITS 

A2012/00320-BYTES TECHNOLOGY GROUP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 25.DOORS 

A2012/00321-LAWRENSON,JANE ALISON. Class 11.JEWELLERY 


A2012/00323-LAWRENSON, JANE ALISON . Class 11.JEWELLERY 





A2012/00328-LAWRENSON,JANE ALISON. Class 11.JEWELERY 




A2012/00332-FATBOY FABRICATIONS PTY LTD. Class 07.A PORTABLE FIREPLACE 

F2012/00316-EUREKA DIY SOLUTIONS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 08.LOCK CASING 

F2012/00317-BYTES TECHNOLOGY GROUP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 25.DOORS 

F2012/00319-BYTES TECHNOLOGY GROUP (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED. Class 25.SECURITY ENCLOSURE 

ACCESS UNIT 

F2012/00333-FATBOY FABRICATIONS PTY LTD. Class 07.A PORTABLE FIREPLACE 

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A2012/00334-TECNOTUBI PICENA S.R.L. . Class 23.HOSE. Priority: 27/09/2011, 001923012-0002 

A2012/00335-TECNOTUBI PICENA S.R.L. . Class 23.HOSE. Priority: 27/09/2011, 001923012-0001 

A2012/00336-LG ELECTRONICS INC. Class 14.CELLULAR PHONE. Priority: 06/10/2011, 30-2011-0041462 

A2012/00337-TIGER FOOD BRANDS INTERLLECTUAL PROPERTY HOLDING COMPANY (PTY) LIMITED. Class 

09.BOTTLE 

F2012/00338-RICHARD PETER HATTINGH. Class 25.BUILDING BLOCKS 

F2012/00340-KERNAHAN, GAIL. Class 09.A GREETING CARD INCLUDING A CONTAINER 

F2012/00341-KOPANANG CONVERTORS (PTY) LTD. Class 13.SMALL POWER DISTRIBUTION UNIT 

F2012/00342-KOPANANG CONVERTORS (PTY) LTD. Class 13.SMALL POWER DISTRIBUTION UNIT 


A2012/00359-JOSEPH JOSEPH LTD.. Class 07.SETS OF COOKING TENSILS. Priority: 11/10/2011, 001930124- 

0008 

A2012/00360-DYLAN HUGH ROSS-KENT. Class 23.SPIGOT 

A2012/00361-DYLAN HUGH ROSS-KENT. Class 23.PIPE JUCTION 

A2012/00362-DYLAN HUGH ROSS-KENT. Class 23.DUCT SPIGOT 

F2012/00355-BRADKEN RESOURCES . Class 15.EXCAVATION BUCKET. Priority: 27/09/2011, 14342/2011 

F2012/00356-BRADKEN RESOURCES PTY LIMITED. Class 15.BRADKEN RESOURCES PTY LIMITED. Priority: 

27/09/2011, 14341/2011 

F2012/00357-BRADKEN RESOURCES PTY LIMITED. Class 15.SHROUD FOR EXCAVATION BUCKET. Priority: 

27/09/2011, 14337/2011 

F2012/00358-BRADKEN RESOURCES PYT LIMITED. Class 15.SHROUD FOR EXCAVATION BUCKET. Priority: 

27/09/2011, 14338/2011 

F2012/00363-DYLAN HUGH ROSS-KENT. Class 23.WATER TRAP 

F2012/00364-DYLAN HUGH ROSS-KENT. Class 23.PIPE JUNCTION 

F2012/00365-VAN DER WERF, FRANCOIS. Class 12.A TRAILER HAVING A CRADLE FOR A SKIP 

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ASSIGNMENTS IN TERMS OF SECTIONS 30, 29-REGULATIONS 37, 38 AND 40 

Application Number Assignor Assignee 

F2012/00216 THE NEW RECLAMATION HARRY DEAN KASSEL 

GROUP(PTY) LIMITED 







F2011/00155 COMIS (PTY) LTD FRONT RUNNER RACKS 2000 (PTY) 

LTD 

CHANGE OF NAME IN TERMS OF REGULATION 41 

Application Number In the name of Name 

A2008/00641 BATEMAN PROJECT HOLDINGS 

LIMITED 

F2008/00642 BATEMAN PROJECT HOLDINGS 

LIMITED 

PTY BATEMAN PROJECT HOLDINGS 

(PTY) LTD 

PTY BATEMAN PROJECT HOLDINGS 

(PTY) LTD 

CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR SERVICE REGISTERED 


CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR PROPRIETOR REGISTERED 


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APPLICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF A LAPSED DESIGN UNDER SECTION 23 OF 

THE ACT 

THE DESIGNS ACT, No. 195 OF 1993 

APPLICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF A LAPSED DESIGN UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT 

Notice is hereby given that Jose Costa Fernades Geral of 19 Huising St Somerset West has made application for 

the restoration of the design registered to the said: Jose Costa Fernades Geral for the Design entitled WALL 

PANEL numbered: F2005/01095 dated 17/08/2005 which become void on 17/08/2008 to non-payment of the 


Any person may give notice on Design Form No 11 of opposition to restoration of the design within two months of 

the advertisement hereof. 

Registrar of Designs 

Notice is hereby given that Jose Costa Fernades Geral of 19 Huising St Somerset West has made application for 

the restoration of the design registered to the said: Jose Costa Fernades Geral for the Design entitled COPING 

STONE numbered: A2006/00059 dated 09/01/2006 which become void on 09/01/2009 to non-payment of the 





Notice is hereby given that YOUNG MAN AUTOMOBILE GROUP CO. LTD of No. 501 BADA ROAD, JINHU, 

ZHEJIANG, 321016, PR. CHINA has made application for the restoration of the design registered to the said: 

YOUNG MAN AUTOMOBILE GROUP CO. LTD for the Design entitled DUMP TRUCK numbered: F2008/00999 

dated 20/06/2008 which become void on 20/06/2011 to non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee. 




Notice is hereby given that SIMPHIWE DLAMINI of No. 40 RADCLIFFE PLACE, WOODLANDS, DURBAN has 

made application for the restoration of the design registered to the said: SIMPHIWE DLAMINI for the Design 

entitled STRAP FOR REMOVAL OF ELECTRICAL PLUGS numbered: F2005/01057 dated 22/08/2005 which 

become void on 11/08/2009 to non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee. 



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Notice is hereby given that WEST, LYNNETTE of No. 38 VASCO DA GAMA ROAD, KENTON ON SEA 6191 has 

made application for the restoration of the design registered to the said: WEST, LYNNETTE for the Design 

entitled A CONTAINER FOR CLOTHES PEGS numbered: A2005/01485 dated 31/10/2005 which become void 

on 24/10/2008 to non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee. 




Notice is hereby given that WEST, LYNNETTE of No. 38 VASCO DA GAMA ROAD, KENTON ON SEA 6191 has 

made application for the restoration of the design registered to the said: WEST, LYNNETTE for the Design 

entitled A CONTAINER FOR CLOTHES PEGS numbered: F2005/01486 dated 31/10/2005 which become void on 

24/10/2008 to non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee. 




Notice is hereby given that OGNIAN MARINONV MANDRATCHELOV of No. 3 Bok Avenue, Discovery, 

Roodepoort, 1709, South Africa has made application for the restoration of the design registered to the said: 

OGNIAN MARINONV MANDRATCHELOV for the Design entitled BALUSTER numbered: A2007/01856 dated 

11/10/2007 which become void on 11/10/2010 to non-payment of the prescribed renewal fee. 




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APPLICATION TO CORRECT AND/OR AMEND DESIGNS APPLICATION OR 

REGISTRATION 

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA 

DESIGNS ACT, No. 195 OF 1993 

APPLICATIONS TO CORRECT AND/OR AMEND DESIGNS APPLICATION OR REGISTRATION (SECTIONS 

26, 27-REGULATION 41) 

THE DESIGN APPLICATION TO BE CORRECTED OR AMENDED IS NOT YET OPEN FOR PUBLIC 

INSPECTION.THE PARTICULARS TO BE PUBLISHED SHALL BE THOSE SET OUT IN PART I. AN 

APPLICATION FOR CORRECTION OR AMENDMENT SO PUBLISHED MAY NOT BE INSPECTED AND MAY 

NOT BE OPPOSED 

PART 11 

Design No. : A2010/01362 

Applicant 

: PETAINER LIDKÖPING AB 

Class : 09 

Article to which the Design is to be applied: ABASE FOR A CONTAINER 

Date of lodgment: 05/10/2010 


Design No. : A2010/01363 

Applicant 

: PETAINER LIDKÖPING AB 

Class : 09 

Article to which the Design is to be applied: ABASE FOR A CONTAINER 



Design No. : F2011/01721 

Applicant 

: ONCA OFF ROAD PRODUCTS CC. 

Class : 12 

Article to which the Design is to be applied: ROOF CONSOLE (1) 



Design No. : A2011/01065 

Applicant 

: CHRISTEN, THEODOR. 

Class : 

Article to which the Design is to be applied: WATER CRAFT 



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Design No. : F2011/01943 

Applicant 

: SANDVIK INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AB. 

Class : 15 

Article to which the Design is to be applied: PITON 



Design No. : A2011/01543 

Applicant 

: Honda Motor Co, Ltd. 

Class : 12 

Article to which the Design is to be applied: MOTOR SCOOTER 



NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS 

Notice of registration of the designs mentioned below has been issued by the Registrar of Designs in terms of the 

Designs Act, 1993 (Act No. 195 of 1993) 

INSPECTION OF DESIGNS 

A design application, may after a notice of registration has been published, be inspected during office hours at the 

Designs Office, Pretoria, at a charge of R3, 00 

COPIES OF DOCUMENTS 

The Designs Office, Private Bag X400, Pretoria, supplies photocopies of all design documents at R1, 00 per page. 

(Payment to be affected by revenue stamps only.) 

The numerical references denote the following: (21) Number of application. (22) Date of lodgement. (23) release 

date (if applicable). (DR) Date of registration. (52) Class. (24) Type of design. (71) Name(s) of applicant(s). (33) 

Country. (31) Number and. (32) Date of convention application. (54) Articles to which design is to be applied. (57) 

Brief statement of features. 

N.B.: Date of registration (DR) is either Date of lodgement (22) or Date of convention of application (32) 

whichever is the earlier. 


21: 2011/0968 22: 2011-06-27 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 

52: Class 5 24: Part A 

71: LG ELECTRONICS INC. 

54: DECORATIVE PANEL 

57: The design relates to a decorative panel shown 

in perspective front view showing the overall 

appearance thereof. 

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57: The design is to be applied to a dispenser for 

cosmetics. The features for which protection is 

claimed are those of shape and/or configuration, 

substantially as shown in the representations. 

21: A2007/00126 22: 2007-01-26 23: 

43: 2011-02-13 


71: RECKITT BENCKISER (UK) LIMITED 

54: DISPENSER FOR COSMETICS 

57: The design is to be applied to a dispenser for 

cosmetics. The features for which protection is 

claimed are those of shape and/or configuration, 


21: A2008/01772 22: 2008-10-28 23: 

43: 2011-09-02 


71: ROSHNI ENTERPRISE CC 

54: PLUG ADAPTOR 

57: The design is to be applied to a plug adaptor. 

The features for which protection is claimed are 

those of shape and/or configuration and/or pattern 

and/or ornamentation, substantially as shown in the 

drawings. 

21: A2007/00127 22: 2007-01-26 23: 

43: 2012-02-13 


71: RECKITT BENCKISER (UK) LIMITED 

54: DISPENSER FOR COSMETICS 

21: A2008/01773 22: 2008-10-28 23: 

43: 2011-09-02 


71: ROSHNI ENTERPRISE CC 

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54: ELECTRICAL PLUG 

57: The design is to be applied to an electrical plug. 




drawings. 

33: SE. 31: 2009/0524. 32: 2009/10/1433: 9 342 478 

31: European Union 32: 2010-08-31| 

54: HEAD LIGHT FOR A VEHCLE 

57: The design relates to a head light for a vehicle. 

The features of the design for which protection is 

claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of 

the head light substantially as illustrated in the 

accompanying representation. 

21: A2010/00190. 22: 12/02/2010. 23: 

43: 07/03/2012 

52: Class 02. 24: Part A 

71: VISSER PETRUS VENTER 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A HAT 

57: The features of the design for which protection is 

claimed, include the shape and configuration of a 

profile of a head covering portion of a hat, 

substantially as shown in solid lines in the 

accompanying representations, which defines a 

profile corresponding to at least a portion of the 

Southern African coastline in an inverted fashion. 

21: A2010/00674. 22: 07/05/2010. 23: 

43: 22/02/2012 


71: PLASTFORM (A DIVISION OF ASTRAPAK 

MANUFACTURING HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: CONTAINER 


claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an 

article substantially as shown in the accompanying 

representation(s). 

21: A2010/00423. 22: 24/03/2010. 23: 

43: 


71: SCANIA CV AB 

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21: A2010/00975. 22: 06/07/2010. 23: 

43: 


71: MILLER ROY KEVIN 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: INLINE FILTER 


claimed are those of the shape and/or configuration 

of an inline filter substantially as illustrated in the 

accompanying drawing. 

21: A2010/01208. 22: 02/09/2010. 23: 

43: 


71: CEL CONCRETE PRODUCTS CLOSE 

CORPORATION 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PAVING BLOCKS 

57: The novelty of the design resides in the pattern 

and the configuration and the ornamentation of a 

paving block substantially as shown in the 

accompanying representations. 

21: A2010/01164. 22: 24/08/2010. 23: 

43: 28/11/2011 


71: VICTOR HAVENGA TRUST 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: COULPLING ADAPTOR 

57: The design relates to a coupling adpator. The 

features of the design are those of shape and/or 

configuration. 

21: A2011/00038. 22: 05/01/2011. 23: 

43: 02/02/2012 


71: KETER PLASTIC LTD 

33: IL. 31: 49751. 32: 2010/07/05 

33: 85162494 31: USA 32: 2010-10-27 

54: CHAIR 

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57: The design is to be applied to a chair. The 

features of the design for which protection is claimed 

reside in the shape and/or configuration and/or 

pattern and/or ornamentation, substantially as 

shown in the representations. 

21: A2011/00039. 22: 05/01/2011. 23: 

43: 02/02/2012 

52: Class 06-01. 24: Part A 

71: KETER PLASTIC LTD 

33: IL. 31: 49751. 32: 2010/07/05 

33: 85213308 31: USA 32: 2011-01-07| 

54: CHAIR 

57: The design is to be applied to a chair. The 





21: A2011/000816 22: 2011-05-23 23: 

43: 2011-12-20 


71: BRÜGGLI 

33: 07 3 511 571 31: FR 32: 2007-07-05 

54: Motor Car Body 

57: The design relates to a motor car body. The 



21: A2011/00091. 22: 19/01/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: ASTRAPAK MANUFACTURING HOLDINGS 

(PTY) LTD 

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33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PACKAGING BAG 


claimed include the shape and/or configuration of an 

article substantially as shown in the accompanying 

representations(s). 

21: A2011/00134. 22: 27/01/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: LMJ DESIGNS (PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

33: 78/218,545 31: U.S.A. 32: 2003-02-25| 

54: PACIFIER 

57: The design relates to a pacifier. The features of 

the design are those of shape and/or configuration. 

21: A2011/00158. 22: 02/02/2011. 23: 

43: 10/02/2012 


71: RUWIEL, MARCUS PETRUS JACOBUS 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: AN ADVERTISING AND DIPLAY UNIT 

57: An advertising and display unit is provided. The 



ornamentation of the unit substantially as illustrated 

in the accompanying representations. 

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21: A2011/00339. 22: 11/03/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

33: 359917 31: PERU 32: 2008-07-10| 

54: JACKING IMPLEMENTS 

57: The design relates to a jacking implement. The 




71: TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA 

54: Automobile 

57: The design relates to an automobile. The 



21: A2011/00375 22: 2011-03-16 23: 

43: 2012-01-16 







21: A2011/00373 22: 2011-03-16 23: 

43: 2012-01-16 







21: A2011/00374 22: 2011-03-16 23: 

43: 2012-01-16 

21: A2011/00571 22: 2011-04-15 23: 

43: 2010-10-18 


71: Kraft Foods Global Brands LLC 

33: 2010-094664 31: JP 32: 2010-12-06 

54: BAKED FOODSTUFFS 

57: The design is for a baked foodstuff. The foodstuff 

is symmetrical about a longitudinal midline and has 

rounded edges with a flat bottom surface. An outline 

of the foodstuff resembles that of a paw print. The 

foodstuff has a squat middle portion from which a 

central pair of primary, rounded lobes project 

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outwardly, toward the front, having rounded edges. 

The primary lobes are flanked on either side by a 

secondary lobe which is slightly smaller than the 

primary lobes. 

3D View 

3D View 

21: A2011/00572 22: 2011-04-15 23: 

43: 2010-10-18 



33: 2010-101449 31: JP 32: 2010-12-29 











primary lobes. An outer surface of the foodstuff is 

covered with irregular textured markings such that it 

has the appearance of baked dough. 

21: A2011/00573 22: 2011-04-15 23: 

43: 2010-10-18 













primary lobes. An outer surface of the foodstuff is 

covered with irregular textured markings such that it 

has the appearance of baked dough. The foodstuff 

contains a number of particle deposits, in the form of 

chips or chunks, of varying sizes and shapes. 

3D View 

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21: A2011/00689 22: 2011-04-29 23: 

43: 2011-12-07 


71: FRESENIUS KABI DEUTSCHLAND GMBH 

54: Medical Pump 

57: The design relates to a medical pump. The 

features of the design are the shape and 

configuration of the illustrated medical pump. The 

buttons "A" form no part of the design and are 

disclaimed. 

21: A2011/00743. 22: 09/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: TOYMONSTER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 

LIMITED 

33: IS. 31: 50266. 32: 2010/11/07 

33: 1207207 31: Benelux 32: 2010-07-27| 

54: RIDE ON TOY 


sought are those features of shape and/or 

configuration and/or pattern or ornament applied to 

the article shown in the representations. 

21: A2011/00731. 22: 06/05/2011. 23: 

43: 23/01/2012 


71: GERT KOEGELENBERG; BRUCE RONALD 

HUMPHREY 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PLUG 

57: The design relates to a plug. The features of the 

design are those of shape and/or configuration. 

21: A2011/00801. 22: 19/05/2011. 23: 

43: 30/01/2012 


71: ANTON SNYMAN 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PIZZA OVEN ACCESSORY FOR A 

BARBEQUE 

57: The design relates to a pizza oven accessort for 

a barbeque. The features of the design are those of 

shape and/or configuration. 

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57: The novelty of the design as applied to a 

billboard or the like display resides in the shape 

and/or configuration thereof substantially as shown 

in the accompanying drawings. 

21: A2011/00831. 22: 27/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: CONTINENTAL OUTDOOR MEDIA AFRICA 

(PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: BILLBOARD 

57: The novelty of the design as applied to a 

billboard or the like display resides in the shape 

and/or configuration thereof substantially as shown 

in the accompanying drawings. 

21: A2011/00844 22: 2011-06-01 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 


71: Société des Produits Nestlé S.A. 

54: CAPSULE HOLDERS 

57: The design is for a capsule holder comprising an 

elongate generally rectangular body having a 

longitudinally disposed ovoid-shaped recess in an 

upper surface of the body. A circular hole extends 

through the body and opens upwardly into the ovoidshaped 

recess towards a bulbous end thereof. The 

hole is defined by a generally circular skirt which 

protrudes downwardly from the body. A plurality of 

circumferentially spaced semi-circular recesses are 

provided on an inner surface of the skirt dividing the 

skirt into a plurality of circumferentially spaced land 

portions. The skirt tapers gently inwardly away from 

the top surface of the body. An arcuate handle is 

attached to the end of the body closest to the 

tapered end of the recess in the upper surface. 

21: A2011/00832. 22: 27/05/2011. 23: 

43: 20/12/2011 


71: CONTINENTAL OUTDOOR MEDIA AFRICA 

(PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: BILLBOARD 

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71: CHONGQING SOKON INDUSTRY GROUP 

STOCK CO., LTD. 

54: AUTOMOBILE 

57: The design is to be applied to an automobile. 


those of shape and/or configuration and/or 

ornamentation, substantially as shown in the 

representations. 

Three dimensional view from the top 

21: A2011/00845 22: 2011-06-01 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 


71: FITNESS BRANDS 2, LLC 

54: MODIFIED ABDOMINAL EXERCISE DEVICE 

57: The design is to be applied to a modified 

abdominal exercise device. The features for which 

protection is claimed are those of shape and/or 

configuration, substantially as shown in the 


21: A2011/00856 22: 2011-06-03 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 


71: ADLENS BEACON, INC. 

54: Spectacles Frame 

57: The design relates to a spectacles frame. The 


configuration and/or ornamentation of the illustrated 

spectacles frame. 

21: A2011/00852 22: 2011-06-02 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 

21: A2011/00862. 22: 03/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: MARCOPOLO S.A 

33: BR. 31: DI 7005896-2. 32: 2010/12/03 

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54: MOTOR VEHICLES 

57: The design is for a motor vehicle, particularly a 

van. The van has an elongate body defined 

generally by side panels, a roof, a cowl and a rear 

hatch. The side panels include elongate body 

panels extending the full length of the van and 

elongate windows disposed between the side panels 

and the roof such that the elongate windows extend 

the full length of the van. The windows are 

sectioned by forwardly located side pillars to define 

front side windows of the van. Wave-shaped 

formations extend rearwardly from the front side 

windows below the side pillars. The cowl 

incorporates a bulging trapezium grille flanked by 

substantially horizontal pinnacled headlights whilst 

the hatch incorporates complimentary substantially 

vertical pinnacled tail lights that at least partly engulf 

rear sides of the van. 

21: A2011/00865. 22: 03/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: BR. 31: D17005897-0. 32: 2010/12/03 

54: SIDE MIRRORS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES 

57: The design is for a side mirror for motor vehicles. 

One end of the side mirror defines a connection 

formation shaped and dimensioned to connect to the 

motor vehicle. Another end of the side mirror 

defines a mirror housing having a generally 

rectangular shape. The mirror housing includes two 

mirror partitions positioned adjacent each other. A 

bridge portion links the connection formation to the 

mirror housing. The bridge portion is defined by two 

beams extending from the connection formation and 

substantially converging towards the mirror housing. 

Rearward facing portions of the beams include 

honeycomb structures. 

21: A2011/00866. 22: 03/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: BR. 31: DI 7005896-2. 32: 2010/12/03 

54: MOTOR VEHICLES 

57: The design is for a motor vehicle, particularly a 

van. The van has an elongate body defined 

generally by side panels, a roof, a cowl and a rear 

hatch. The side panels include elongate body 

panels extending the full length of the van and 

elongate windows disposed between the side panels 

and the roof such that the elongate windows extend 

the full length of the van. The windows are 

sectioned by forwardly located side pillars to define 

front side windows of the van. Wave-shaped 

formations extend rearwardly from the front side 

windows below the side pillars. The cowl 

incorporates a bulging trapezium grille flanked by 

substantially horizontal pinnacled headlights whilst 

the hatch incorporates complimentary substantially 

vertical pinnacled tail lights that at least partly engulf 

rear sides of the van. 

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21: A2011/00867. 22: 03/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: BR. 31: DI 7005894-6. 32: 2010/12/03 

54: REAR LIGHT ASSEMBLY FOR MOTOR 

VEHICLES 

57: The design is for a rear light assembly for motor 

vehicles. The assembly is defined by an elongate, 

slightly tapered body which includes a wrap around 

aesthetic panel at an operative upper portion of the 

body. The panel includes three segments. The 

assembly further includes a twin reflector array at an 

upper portion of the body and a linear reflector array 

at a bottom portion of the body. A transversely 

extending band separates the upper- and bottom 

portions of the body 

21: A2011/00868. 22: 06/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: LABORATORIOS LICONSA S.A. 

33: EU. 31: 001249296. 32: 2010/12/06 

33: 85088603 31: United States of America 32: 

2010-07-20| 

54: INHALER 

57: The design is applied to an inhaler. The features 

of the design for which protection is claimed include 

the shape and/or configuration of an inhaler 

substantially as illustrated in the accompanying 

representations. The mouthpiece indicated in broken 

lines does not form part of the design and is 

disclaimed. 

21: A2011/00875 22: 2011-06-06 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 


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71: HALOSOURCE, INC. 

54: Filter Cartridge for a Water Purifying Pitcher 

57: The design relates to a filter cartridge for a water 

purifying pitcher. The features of the design are 

those of shape and/or configuration. 

21: A2011/00878 22: 2011-06-07 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 



54: Refill Bottle 

57: The design relates to a refill bottle. The features 

of the design are those of shape and configuration. 

21: A2011/00876 22: 2011-06-06 23: 2010-12-14 

43: 2012-01-18 


71: MERMAR-GSS CC T/AS GSS PORT 

ELIZABETH 

33: 07 3 511 571 31: FR 32: 2007-07-05 

54: Sliding Door 

57: The design relates to a sliding door. The features 


21: A2011/00880 22: 2011-06-07 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 



33: 07 3 511 571 31: FR 32: 2007-07-05 

54: Refill Bottle 

57: The design relates to a refill bottle. The features 


Page | 323



21: A2011/00883 22: 2011-06-08 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 


71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED 

54: CONTAINER WITH LID 

57: The design is to be applied to a container with 

lid. The features for which protection is claimed are 




21: A2011/00882 22: 2011-06-08 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 


71: RECKITT & COLMAN (OVERSEAS) LIMITED 

54: AIR FRESHENER DEVICE 

57: The design is to be applied to an air freshener 

device. The features for which protection is claimed 

are those of shape and/or configuration and/or 



21: A2011/00884 22: 2011-06-08 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 



33: 2010-101449 31: JP 32: 2010-12-29 

54: PACKAGINGS 

57: The design is for a drawing for packaging, which 

consists of a dark brown patterned background with 

a pink square, a stylised black T-shaped character 

as well as a lady picking leaves in the foreground. 

The background is graduated in colour from dark to 

light, where the dark portion is on the left of the 

drawing, and a lighter brown pattern of a map is 

superimposed on the top portion of the background. 

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The pink square is situated in a lower left quarter of 

the drawing. The T-shaped character is placed on 

top of the light portion of the background. The T- 

shaped character has a cross bar and stem portion 

which narrow towards points at their extremities and 

are widest and show curvature in their middle 

portions. The lady picking leaves is on the right of 

the stem portion of the T-shaped character and 

underneath the cross-bar. 

Single Figure 

Single Figure 

21: A2011/00885 22: 2011-06-08 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 



54: PACKAGINGS 

57: The design is for a drawing for packaging, which 

consists of a background with a stylised T-shaped 

character in the foreground. The background is 

graduated in colour from dark to light, where the 

dark portion is on the left of the drawing. The T- 

shaped character is placed on top of the light portion 

of the background. The T-shaped character has a 

cross bar and stem portion which narrow towards 

points at their extremities and are widest and show 

curvature in their middle portions. 

21: A2011/00886. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: POLY MEDICURE LIMITED 

33: IN. 31: 233230. 32: 2010/12/14 

54: SAFETY WINGED BLOOD COLLECTION SET 

57: The design is applied to a safety winged blood 

collection set. The features of the design for which 

protection is claimed include the shape and/or 

configuration of a safety winged blood collection set 

substantially as illustrated in the accompanying 

representation. 

21: A2011/00887. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 

Page | 325



43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: JACKING IMPLEMENT 

57: The design relates to a jacking implement.The 


configuration 

57: The design relates to a playing surface.The 



21: A2011/00888. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 




configuration 

21: A2011/00892. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: KNUCKLE PROTECTOR 

57: The design relates to a knuckle protector.The 



21: A2011/00890. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: MBONELWA JOHAN MKHIZE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PLAYING SURFACE 

21: A2011/00896 22: 2011-06-09 23: 

43: 2010-12-10 


71: Dauphin Entwicklungs- u. Beteiligungs - GmbH 

33: 07 3 511 571 31: FR 32: 2007-07-05 

Page | 326



54: SEATING FURNITURE 

57: The design is for seating furniture having an 

elongate body. The body has an M-shaped central 

portion and opposing planar sections which extend 

from the central portion. The body can be 

rearranged into different shapes around the central 

portion. 



54: Spray Dispenser 

57: The design relates to a spray dispenser. The 

features of the design are those of shape and 


Three dimensional view of the article of seating 

fruniture in an unfold state 

21: A2011/00897 22: 2011-06-09 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 



54: Spray Dispenser Refill 

57: The design relates to a spray dispenser refill. 

The features of the design are those of shape and 


21: A2011/00899 22: 2011-06-10 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 


71: HERMANUS, KURT MICHAEL 

33: 56293/2010 31: Switzerland 32: 2010-06-17 

54: Container 

57: The design relates to a container. The features 


21: A2011/00898 22: 2011-06-09 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 

Page | 327



Three dimensional view 

21: A2011/00901 22: 2011-06-10 23: 

43: 2010-12-13 


71: GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare GmbH & 

Co. KG 

54: TOOTHBRUSHES 

57: The design is for a toothbrush comprising a 

handle, neck and head. The handle is curved, 

defining a convexity facing in the direction of the 

bristles. A free end of the handle, opposite the 

head, narrows in a wedge shape towards the end. 

The convex side of the handle includes an isosceles 

trapezium shaped inset, tapering away from the 

head and extending from between the handle and 

neck for approximately two thirds of the handle 

length, the inset being framed along both sides by 

an overlay of a different colour, extending from the 

part of the handle nearest the head, along the 

handle lateral sides to curve with the handle, the 

overlay being flush with the inset towards the free 

end. On the concave side of the handle is an 

elongated oval overlay gradually thickening towards 

the free end and then following the wedge shape 

towards the free end. 

21: A2011/00909. 22: 10/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: HMT PROJECTS CC 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A PIPE 

57: The design is applied to a pipe that is extruded 

from rigid plastics material, preferably unplasticized 

polyvinyl chloride (uPVC). The end portions of the 

pipe are heated and pressed outwardly into a mould 

to provide the formations illustrated. A shoulder 

adjacent each end is for cooperation with a coupling 

to connect contiguous ends of two such pipes. 

21: A2011/00919 22: 2011-06-14 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 


71: EL CANTILLO, S.A. 

54: BOTTLE 

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57: The design is to be applied to a bottle. The 

features for which protection is claimed are those of 

shape and/or configuration, substantially as shown 

in the representations. 

21: A2011/00923 22: 2011-06-15 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 


71: SUZHOU EAGLE ELECTRIC VEHICLE 

MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. 

54: Electric Vehicle 

57: The design relates to an electric vehicle. The 


configruation and/or pattern and/or ornamentation of 

the illustrated electric vehicle. 

21: A2011/00921 22: 2011-06-15 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 


71: CLEARLINE PROTECTION SYSTEMS (PTY) 

LIMITED 

54: SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR A SOLAR 

PANEL ARRAY 

57: The design is applied to a support structure for a 

solar panel array. The features of the design for 

which protection is claimed include the shape and/or 

configuration of a support structure for a solar panel 

array substantially as illustrated in the accompanying 


21: A2011/00924 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 



54: ORAL CARE IMPLEMENTS 

57: The design is for an oral care implement, in 

particular for a replaceable front part thereof. The 

part includes a head, an opposite connecting 

formation, and an elongate neck interconnecting 

them. Three stacked circumferential ribs extend 

around the neck adjacent to the connection 

formation. For most of its length, the neck narrows 

slightly laterally from the connecting formation 

towards the head, with a short front length of the 

neck laterally widening towards the head. On a rear 

of the head is an arrangement of rearwardly pointed 

spikes, the arrangement defining an outline 

resembling a keyhole. The head includes a round 

disc, carrying a round bristle arrangement, at a free 

end of the part and a longitudinally adjacent 

formation carrying a roughly rectangular bristle 

arrangement. 

Page | 329



Three-dimensional view from the rear 

21: A2011/00925 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 



33: 63208/2010 31: Switzerland 32: 2010-12-03 


57: The design is for an oral care implement having 

an elongate body. The body includes an elongate 

handle portion which is circular in transverse crosssection; 

a neck portion which curves slightly; and a 

head portion. A rear of the handle portion defines a 

pair of elongate, generally wave-like, recesses which 

is oriented along the length of the handle portion. A 

first, nonagon-shaped feature is located on the rear 

of the handle portion, adjacent the pair of recesses. 

A second raised feature is located on a front of the 

handle portion, opposite the first feature. The second 

feature includes a generally oval-shaped formation 

and a generally trowel-shaped formation. A series of 

ornamental lines extends circumferentially around 

the second feature. Both features have a generally 

crystal-like appearance. 

Anothter three dimensional view from front 

21: A2011/00926 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 




57: The design is for an oral care implement having 

an elongate body. The body includes an elongate 

handle portion which is circular in transverse crosssection; 

a neck portion which curves slightly; and a 

head portion. A rear of the handle portion defines a 

pair of elongate, generally wave-like, recesses which 

is oriented along the length of the handle portion. A 

first, nonagon-shaped feature is located on the rear 

of the handle portion, adjacent the pair of recesses. 

A second raised feature is located on a front of the 

handle portion, opposite the first feature. The second 

feature includes a generally oval-shaped formation 

and a generally trowel-shaped formation. A series of 

ornamental lines extends circumferentially around 

the second feature. Both features have a generally 

crystal-like appearance. 

Page | 330




Another three dimensional view from the front 

21: A2011/00927 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 


71: The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company 

33: 07 3 511 571 31: FR 32: 2007-07-05 

54: TIRES AND TIRE TREADS 

57: A tread for a tire having five rows of tread 

elements; a center row, a pair of intermediate rows, 

and a pair of shoulder rows; adjacent rows being 

separated by a circumferentially continuous groove. 

The tread elements of a first intermediate row has 

alternating circumferential arrays of short grooves 

extending at an inclination angle from an outward 

side, and extending at a downward angle from an 

opposite inboard side. A first shoulder row has a 

circumferential array of rectangular tread elements, 

each having an arched medially located blind 

groove, and is separated from adjacent tread 

elements by an arched lateral groove extending from 

an outer edge to an intermediate groove. A second 

shoulder row has a circumferential array of spaced 

apart upwardly arching groove fingers extending 

from an outward edge across the second shoulder 

row and an adjacent intermediate row and to a 

tapered end residing within the center row. 

21: A2011/00928 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 




57: The design is for an oral care implement in the 

form of a toothbrush. The oral care implement has 

an elongate handle, circular in cross-section, which 

leads into a head. The implement tapers slightly 

from an undulating lower part of the handle, which is 

covered by a series of longitudinally spaced apart, 

circumferentially extending ridges, toward an upper 

part of the handle, which curves rearwardly. Pairs of 

diamond-shaped recesses are formed on the rear 

and front of the lower part. The intersection of the 

upper and lower parts of the handle is rearwardly 

upwardly slanted and raised features resembling 

heraldic shields are provided on a front of the upper 

part. A heraldic shield on a rear of the head is 

surrounded by a plurality of tiny, pointed studs or 

spikes. A pair of diamond-shaped projections 

protrude from the lower part of the handle toward the 

bottom. 

Page | 331



Three dimensional view from the rear 

21: A2011/00929 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 



33: 2010/01827 31: Ireland 32: 2010-10-20 



form of a toothbrush, more particularly for a rear 

portion of a head of the toothbrush. A heraldic 

symbol which is shaped like a shield is provided 

centrally on the rear of the head and is surrounded 

by a plurality of tiny, pointed studs or spikes. 


21: A2011/00930 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 




57: The design is for an oral care implement, more 

particularly for a bristle formation thereof. The bristle 

formation comprises a round bristle arrangement, 

comprising two concentric circles of round crosssection 

bristle tufts, and a longitudinally adjacent 

roughly rectangular bristle arrangement, comprising 

five laterally extending rows of bristle tufts. A central 

and two opposite rows have round cross-section 

bristle tufts and two intermediate rows have square 

cross-section bristle tufts. 

Page | 332




21: A2011/00931 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 





form of a toothbrush, more particularly for an 

ornamental portion of a handle of the toothbrush. A 

primary raised feature resembling a heraldic shield is 

provided on the front of the handle and a small 

triangular raised feature with a central circular button 

is provided below the primary feature. A trimmed 

surface area surrounding the ornamental feature has 

an oval outline. 

Three dimensional view from the front 

21: A2011/00932 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 





form of a toothbrush. The oral care implement has 

an elongate handle, circular in cross-section, which 

leads into a head from which a plurality of bristle 

tufts project forwardly. The implement tapers slightly 

from an undulating lower part of the handle, which is 

covered by a series of longitudinally spaced apart, 

circumferentially extending ridges, toward an upper 

part of the handle, which curves rearwardly. Pairs of 

diamond-shaped recesses are formed on the rear 

and front of the lower part. The intersection of the 

upper and lower parts of the handle is rearwardly 

upwardly slanted and raised features resembling 

heraldic shields are provided on a front of the upper 

part. A heraldic shield on a rear of the head is 

surrounded by a plurality of tiny, pointed studs or 

spikes. 

Page | 333





21: A2011/00933 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 





particular for a tongue and cheeck cleaner formation 

thereof. The formation includes an arrangement of 

rearwardly pointed spikes, the arrangement defining 

an outline resembling a keyhole. In a round part of 

the arrangement, the spikes are arranged in three 

concentric circles. In a central part, the spikes are 

arranged in four longitudinal rows. In a part opposite 

to the round part, the spikes are arranged in a single 

U-shaped row. 

21: A2011/00934 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 





particular for a replaceable front part thereof. The 

part includes a head, an opposite connecting 

formation, and an elongate neck interconnecting 

them. Three stacked circumferential ribs extend 

around the neck adjacent to the connection 

formation. For most of its length, the neck narrows 

slightly laterally from the connecting formation 

towards the head, with a short front length of the 

neck laterally widening towards the head. On a rear 

of the head is an arrangement of rearwardly pointed 

spikes, the arrangement defining an outline 

resembling a keyhole. 

Page | 334




21: A2011/00935 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 



33: T201001938 31: Finland 32: 2010-07-01 



form of a toothbrush, more particularly for an 

ornamental portion of a handle of the toothbrush. An 

ornamental feature is provided on a front of the 

handle and has a generally oval upper part joined to 

a roughly triangular lower part. The upper and lower 

parts project outwardly from the handle, each having 

a plurality of intricately cut, distinct angled facets 

which gives them the appearance of a precious 

stone. A trimmed surface area surrounding the 

ornamental feature has an oval outline. 

Three dimensional view from front 

21: A2011/00937 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 


71: LEATHERMAN TOOL GROUP, INC. 

54: Folding Hand Tool 

57: The design relates to a folding hand tool. The 



Page | 335



21: A2011/00938 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 



33: 2010/01827 31: Ireland 32: 2010-10-20 

54: Hand Tool 

57: The design relates to a hand tool. The features 

of the design are those of shape and/or 


Another three dimensional view from rear 

21: A2011/00941 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2010-12-20 



33: T201001939 31: Finland 32: 2010-07-01 



form of a toothbrush, more particularly for a rear 

portion of a head of the toothbrush. A longitudinally 

extending, wavy, raised feature is provided centrally 

on the rear of the head of the toothbrush and is 

flanked on either side by a smaller raised feature 

having a similar curvature to the central feature, the 

smaller features being slightly longitudinally offset 

from the central feature. A plurality of tiny, pointed 

studs or spikes surround the raised features. 

21: A2011/00942 22: 2011-06-20 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 


71: THE GILLETTE COMPANY 

54: SHAVING RAZOR HANDLE AND CARTRIDGE 

DISPENSER 

57: The design is to be applied to a shaving razor 

handle and cartridge dispenser. The features for 

which protection is claimed are those of shape 

and/or configuration, substantially as shown in the 


Page | 336



extending body with a horizontal base, a middle 

portion and a bevelled upper portion, a handle which 

extends from a rear of the body and a pair of wheels 

positioned at a rear of the base. The handle is T- 

shaped and has a shaft with a triangular recess, a 

hanger which extends from one side of the shaft and 

a hand grip which extends sideways from the shaft 

and has two opposing cavities. The upper portion 

has a rectangular recess at a front face and a 

trapezoidal recess at each side. The middle portion 

has a rectangular recess at a front face and a 

triangular recess at each side. The base has a 

curved arch over each wheel and a rectangular 

recess at a front face. 

21: A2011/00943 22: 2011-06-20 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 



54: RAZOR CARTRIDGE 

57: The design is to be applied to a razor cartridge. 


those of shape and/or configuration and/or 

ornamentation, substantially as shown in the 



21: A2011/00944 22: 2011-06-20 23: 2010-12-31 

43: 2010-12-31 


71: Rug Doctor, Inc. 

54: CARPET CLEANING MACHINES 

57: The design is for a carpet cleaning machine. The 

machine has a generally rectangular, vertically 

21: A2011/00945 22: 2011-06-20 23: 

43: 2010-12-21 




57: The design is for the head of an oral care 

implement. The head section has a front surface 

from which spaced apart circular clusters of bristles 

protrude. The free end of each cluster is inclined. 

Five curved protrusions protrude from the front 

surface between the clusters of bristles. The 

outside edge of the head section has four 

indentations on each side and a rounded tip. A 

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bottom surface of the head section has grooves as 

well as protrusions which form a pattern. The 

pattern is made up of rounded circular protrusions as 

well as curved and peanut shaped protrusions. A 

groove divides the head into a tip section as well as 

edge sections and a middle section. 

four indentations each and a rounded tip. A bottom 

surface of the head section has grooves as well as 

protrusions which form a pattern. 



21: A2011/00946 22: 2011-06-20 23: 

43: 2010-12-21 




57: The design is for an oral care implement 

comprising an elongate main body and an integral 

head section connected to one end of the body. The 

end of the body remote from the head section is 

tapered. The head section has upstanding circular 

clusters of brush bristles protruding from a front 

surface. Curved protrusions protrude from the front 

surface between the clusters of bristles. The 

elongate main body has a handle section with a 

textured gripping surface on either side of the body. 

The main body narrows into a connection section 

and then broadens into the roughly elliptical head 

section. The outside edge of the head section has 

21: A2011/00947 22: 2011-06-20 23: 

43: 2010-12-21 




57: The design is for an oral care implement which 

has an elongate body. The body comprises an 

elongate contoured hand-grippable portion. A head 

is located at one end of the head-grippable portion, 

with a slightly curved (in side view) neck connecting 

the head to the hand-grippable portion. The other 

end of the hand-grippable portion is rounded. 

Ellipse-like textured gripping zones are provided on 

front and rear surfaces of the hand-grippable 

portions, with the gripping zone on the rear surface 

being slightly longer than that on the front zone. 

Page | 338




21: A2011/00948 22: 2011-06-20 23: 

43: 2010-12-21 




57: The design is for an oral care implement which 

has an elongate body. The body has a head at its 

one end. Ellipse-like textured gripping zones are 

provided on front and rear surfaces of the handgrippable 

portions, with the gripping zone on the rear 

surface being slightly longer than that on the front 

surface. 


21: A2011/00949 22: 2011-06-20 23: 

43: 2010-12-21 




57: The design is for an oral care implement. More 

particularly it relates to a bristle arrangement 

comprising spaced apart circular clusters of 

upstanding bristles attached to a head section. Five 

curved protrusions protrude between the clusters of 

the bristles and divide the bristles into groups of 

various sizes, ranging from smaller groups of bristles 

around the edges of the head section to a larger 

group of bristles positioned in the middle region of 

the head section. The free end of each cluster of 

bristles is inclined. 

Page | 339




21: A2011/00950 22: 2011-06-20 23: 

43: 2010-12-21 



33: 56293/2010 31: Switzerland 32: 2010-06-17 


57: The design is for an oral care implement and 

more particularly a head section of the oral care 

implement. The head section is generally oval and 

has opposed top and bottom surfaces and a 

peripheral edge extends therebetween. Four spaced 

apart indentations are provided on each side of the 

peripheral edge. The bottom surface has grooves as 

well as protrusions which form a pattern. The 

grooves divide the surface into four regions, one in 

the middle, two on the edges of the head section 

and one at the tip of the head section. The edge 

sections are identical and have three peanut-shaped 

protrusions each. The tip has rounded protrusions 

as well as curved grooves. The middle section has 

a symmetrically arranged combination of rounded 

protrusions as well as curved protrusions and 

grooves. 


21: A2011/00951 22: 2011-06-21 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 


71: CATERPILLAR INC. 

54: Front Portion of an Off Highway Truck 

57: The design relates to a front portion of an off 

highway truck. The features of the design are those 

of shape and/or configuration of the illustrated front 

portion of an off highway truck. Features shown in 

broken outline form no part of the design for which 

protection is claimed. 

21: A2011/00955. 22: 22/06/2011. 23: 

43: 23/01/2012 


Page | 340




HUMPHREY 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

33: 359916 31: PERU 32: 2008-07-10| 

54: MULTI-PLUG ADAPTOR 

57: The design relates to a multi-plug adaptor.The 



21: A2011/00957. 22: 22/06/2011. 23: 

43: 23/01/2012 



HUMPHREY 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: FACE PLATE FOR AN ELECTRIC SOCKET 

57: The design relates to a face plate for an electric 

socket.The features of the design are those of shape 

and/or configuration. 

21: A2011/00959. 22: 20/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: RADEMEYER, LINDA LESLIE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: POOL CLEANER ASSEMBLY 

57: The novelty of the design resides in the shape or 

configuration of the pool cleaner assembly 

substantially as shown in the accompanying 

drawing. 

21: A2011/00961 22: 2011-06-23 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 


71: LG ELECTRONICS INC. 

54: Mobile Phone 

Page | 341



57: The design relates to a mobile phone. The 


configuration and/or pattern and/or ornamentation of 

the illustrated mobile phone. 

21: A2011/00969 22: 2011-06-27 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 



54: RAZOR HANGER 

57: The design is to be applied to a razor hanger. 


those of shape and/or configuration, substantially as 


21: A2011/00964 22: 2011-06-23 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 

52: Class 25 l24: Part A 

71: WACO AFRICA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 

33: 85/070,584 31: USA 32: 2010-06-24 

54: PODGER DEVICE FOR ASSEMBLING 

SCAFFOLDING 

57: The design is applied to a podger device for 

assembling scaffolding. The features of the design 

for which protection is claimed include the shape 

and/or configuration of a podger device for 

assembling scaffolding, substantially as illustrated in 

the accompanying representations. 

21: A2011/00970 22: 2011-06-27 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 


71: THE VINUM CORPORATION 

54: Reusable Bottle Stopper 

57: The design relates to a reusable bottle stopper. 

The features of the design are those of shape and/or 

configuration of the illustrated reusable bottle 

stopper. The air passageway shown in broken 

outline forms no part of the design for which 

protection is claimed. 

Page | 342




21: A2011/00972 22: 2011-06-27 23: 

43: 2011-01-07 


71: Numatic International Limited 

54: MACHINES INCLUDING VACUUM CLEANERS 

AND PARTS OF MACHINES INCLUDING 

VACUUM CLEANERS 

57: The design is for a part of a machine, more 

particularly for a wheel of a vacuum cleaner or 

similar machine. The wheel has a solid, central, 

circular hub surrounded by fairly low-profiled 

peripheral tread. A soccer ball is depicted on an 

outer surface of the hub. 

21: A2011/00973 22: 2011-06-27 23: 

43: 2010-12-28 


71: Spirits International B.V. 

54: BOTTLES 

57: The design is for a bottle which has a base, a 

body and a shoulder –and- neck portion. The body 

of the bottle is circular cylindrical and of slightly 

smaller diameter than the base or the shoulder. The 

body-shoulder interface is defined by a pair of 

peripheral steps. The body-base interface is defined 

by a single peripheral step. The underside of the 

base has a grooved pattern around its periphery and 

a spotting bar defining a front of the bottle showing 

the optional word “Stoli”. The peripheral side face of 

the base has a series of vertically extending, 

circumferentially spaced grooves. The underside of 

the base optionally has generally concentric 

ornamentation formations including a stylised 

building obliquely intersected by “Stolichnaya”, which 

word is duplicated in Latin script at a semi-concentric 

position. 


21: A2011/00974 22: 2011-06-28 23: 

43: 2011-01-10 


71: Dart Industries Inc. 

54: BOTTLES 

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57: The design is for a bottle having a generally 

square base with straight sides and rounded 

corners. Side walls extend upwardly from the base. 

Upper portions of the side walls taper inwardly to 

form a shoulder from which a circular cylindrical neck 

protrudes. Generally elliptical recesses are provided 

in two opposed side walls. 



21: A2011/00975 22: 2011-06-28 23: 

43: 2010-12-29 



33: 63200/2010 31: Switzerland 32: 2010-12-03 

54: CONTAINERS 

57: The design is for a container comprising a body 

and a complemental lid. The container has an 

elongate, substantially oblong outline in plan view. 

The body includes four upright walls (that is, a pair of 

opposed, longer side walls, and a pair of opposed, 

shorter end walls), and a bottom wall extending 

between the upright walls. The bottom wall is 

elongate and concave and defines five side-by-side 

oval depressions spaced along the length of the 

body. The lid is similar in shape to, but flatter than, 

the body. A top wall of the lid defines five matched 

side-by-side oval depressions, so that the body and 

lid together define five side-by-side oval 

depressions. The container has an H-shaped profile 

in side view. 

21: A2011/00976 22: 2011-06-28 23: 

43: 2010-12-29 




57: The design is for a container comprising a body 

and a complemental lid. The container has an 

elongate, oblong outline in plan view. The body 

includes container includes four upright walls (that is, 

a pair of opposed, longer side walls, and a pair of 

opposed, shorter end walls), and a bottom wall 

extending between the upright walls. The bottom 

wall is elongate and concave and defines a 

recumbent semi-cylindrical cavity therein. A lower 

edge of each side wall flares outwardly to define a 

flange or lip, having a circular segment shape in 

plain view. The lid is similar in shape to, but flatter 

than, the body. A top wall of the lid defines a 

matched semi-cylindrical cavity, so that the body and 

lid together define an enclosed cylindrical cavity. A 

peripherally extending lip of the flares outwardly at 

its sides to match the outline of the base. 

Page | 344




21: A2011/00977 22: 2011-06-28 23: 

43: 2011-01-10 



33: 2010-094664 31: JP 32: 2010-12-06 

54: BOTTLES WITH CAPS 

57: The design is for a bottle having a generally 

square base with straight sides and rounded 

corners. Side walls extend upwardly from the base. 

Upper portions of the side walls taper inwardly to 

form a shoulder from which a circular cylindrical neck 

protrudes. Generally elliptical recesses are provided 

in two opposed side walls. A bottle cap is mounted 

on the neck. The cap has a circular top from which 

a circular cylindrical skirt depends. A tab protrudes 

radially from the skirt. 


21: A2011/00981 22: 2011-06-29 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 



33: 2011-002225 31: JP 32: 2011-01-17 

54: A Pouch 

57: The design relates to a pouch. The features of 

the design are those of shape and configuration. 

Page | 345



21: A2011/00983. 22: 29/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: ELLIS, CLINTON JOHN; RICHARDS, HAYLEY 

KATELYNNE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A BOX 

57: The design is applied to a box having its base 

and sides folded from a blank. The sides are 

retained in position by a skirt on a lid. The hatched 

lines indicated on the bottom of the blank which 

delimit the base and sides will be pressed and those 

extending diagonally at the corners will be perforated 

to form fold lines. The box is suited for packaging 

food, which will be visible through a window in the 

lid. On removal of the lid, the sides can be folded out 

to provide an enlarged eating surface. 

21: A2011/00985. 22: 29/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



KATELYNNE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A BLANK FOR A BOX 

57: The design is applied to a blank which will be 

folded to provide a base and sides for a box. The 

sides will be held in position by a skirt on a lid. The 

hatched lines indicated on the bottom of the blank 

which delimit the base and sides will be pressed and 

the diagonal ones at the corners will be perforated to 

form fold lines. The box is well suited for packaging 

food ¿ the sides can folded out to provide an 

enlarged eating surface on removal of the lid. 

Page | 346



21: A2011/00999 22: 2011-06-30 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 


71: BEKA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 

54: A HOUSING FOR AN LED STREET LIGHT 

LUMINAIRE 

57: The design is applied to a housing for an LED 

street light luminaire. The features of the design for 


configuration of a housing for an LED street light 

luminaire, substantially as illustrated in the 


21: A2011/01001 22: 2011-06-30 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 




LUMINAIRE 







Page | 347



21: A2011/01004 22: 2011-07-01 23: 

43: 2012-02-13 



33: 77/703,675 31: USA 32: 2009-03-31 

54: RAZOR 

57: The design is to be applied to a razor. The 


shape and/or configuration and/or ornamentation, 


21: A2011/01005 22: 2011-07-01 23: 

43: 2012-02-13 



54: RAZOR 





Page | 348



21: A2011/01006 22: 2011-07-01 23: 

43: 2012-02-13 



54: RAZOR 





21: A2011/01074. 22: 22/07/2011. 23: 

43: 10/02/2012 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: JACK 

57: The design relates to a jack. The features of the 


Page | 349



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PILLOW 

57: The design relates to a pillow. The features of 


21: A2011/01076. 22: 22/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: JACK 

57: The design relates to aj jack. The features of the 

design are those of shape and /or configuration. 

21: A2011/01112. 22: 28/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 


71: INWEN TEQ TECHNOLOGIES CC 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: SECURING DEVICE 

57: The design relates to a securing device. The 



21: A2011/01110. 22: 28/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 


71: GERARD KARL KOHLER 

Page | 350



21: A2011/01114. 22: 28/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PILLOW 



21: A2011/01146. 22: 29/07/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: MATTHEW BEZUIDENHOUT AND LANCE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: SKIP TRAILER 

57: Protection is sought and claimed on the shape 

and configuration of the skip trailer as shown in the 

attached presentation. The trailer features a 

triangular shaped loading frame mounted on a 

wheeled trailer chassis by hinge connections, 

permitting the load frame to be tilted manually and/or 

mechanically assisted 90 degrees backwards and to 

return to its' normal upright position. This facilitates 

loading, transportation and tipping of skip bins or 

containers specifically adapted for the predetermined 

applications. The configuration of the 

design may be greatly variable to meet particular 

load requirements. 

21: A2011/01116. 22: 28/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 


71: POLYMET (PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: TRAY 

57: The design relates to a tray.The features of the 

design are those of pattern and/or shape and/or 


21: A2011/01418. 22: 05/08/2011. 23: 

43: 20/02/2012 


71: DAVIS, JOHN MICHAEL 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

33: 85/188,004 31: USA 32: 2010-12-01 

54: BLISTER PACK DISPENSING PACKAGE 

57: THE DESIGN RELATES TO A BLISTER PACK 

DISPENSING PACKAGE. THE FEATURES OF 

THE DESIGN ARE THOSE OF SHAPE AND/OR 

CONFIGURATION OF THE ILLUSTRATED 

BLISTER PACK DISPENSING PACKAGE. 

Page | 351



21: A2011/01846. 22: 18/11/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: ALTERNATIVE STRUCTURES (PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

33: 85/188,004 31: USA 32: 2010-12-01| 

54: NAIL PLATE 

57: The features of a design for which protection is 

claimed reside in the shape and/or configuration of a 

nail plate substantially as illustrated in the 

accompanying illustrations. 

21: A2011/0815 22: 2011-05-20 23: 

43: 2012-01-09 


71: SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT INC. 

54: RECORDING MEDIA 

57: The design is applied to a storage medium. The 


include the shape, pattern, ornamentation, and/or 

configuration of a storage medium shown in 

perspective view in the drawing showing the overall 

appearance thereof. 

21: A2011/01848. 22: 18/11/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: NAIL PLATE 




accompanying illustration. 

21: A2012/00135. 22: 14/02/2012. 23: 

43: 

Page | 352




71: MING HE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

33: 1207207 31: Benelux 32: 2010-07-27| 

54: JADORRI (SHOE SOLE RUBBER) 

57: The shoe bottom is made of rubber, with fire 

circle (T) logo, for leather and takkies shoes. 

21: F2011/00034. 22: 04/01/2011. 23: 

43: 

52: Class 15. 24: Part B 

71: PERMABAN LIMITED 

33: GB. 31: 001223838-0001. 32: 2010/07/05 

54: JOINT SYSTEMS FOR CONCRETE SLABS 

57: The design is for a leave-in-place joint system for 

concrete floor slabs. 

21: F2011/00033. 22: 04/01/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: PERMABAN LIMITED 

33: GB. 31: 001223838-0002. 32: 2010/07/05 

54: JOINT SYSTEMS FOR CONCRETE SLABS 

57: The design is for a leave-in-place joint system for 

concrete floor slabs. 

21: F2011/000846 22: 2011-06-01 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 

52: Class 25. 24: Part F 


54: Seismic Expansion Joint Clip for Suspended 

Ceilings 

57: The design relates to a seismic expansion joint 

clip for suspended ceilings. The features of the 


Page | 353



57: An advertising and display unit is provided. The 



ornamentation of the unit substantially as illustrated 

in the accompanying representations. 

21: F2011/00143. 22: 28/01/2011. 23: 

43: 28/11/2011 


71: SPEED STACKS INC 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A CUP 

57: The novelty of the design resides in the shape, 

pattern or configuration of a CUP as shown in the 

accompanying drawings. 

21: F2011/00199. 22: 18/01/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: CARDENAS ROMULO FERNANDO 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A CUTTING TOOL 

57: The novelty of the design resides in the shape 

and configuration of a cutting tool, substantially as 

shown in the attached representation. 

21: F2011/00157. 22: 02/02/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: RUWIEL, MARCUS PETRUS JACOBUS 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

33: 801036 31: New Zealand 32: 2009-01-05| 

54: AN ADVERTISING AND DISPLAY UNIT 

21: F2011/00532. 22: 06/04/2011. 23: 

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43: 


71: WILLEM JACOBUS GAGIANO 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: WATERING CART 

57: The shape and reconfiguration of a watering cart 

substantially as shown in the accompanying 

representations 

21: F2011/00742. 22: 09/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: TOYMONSTER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 

LIMITED 

33: IS. 31: 50266. 32: 2010/11/07 

54: RIDE ON TOY 


sought are those features of shape and/or 

configuration and/or pattern applied to the article 

shown in the representations 

21: F2011/00730. 22: 06/05/2011. 23: 

43: 



HUMPHREY 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PLUG 

57: The design relates to a plug. The features of the 


21: F2011/00778. 22: 11/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: COCHRANE STEEL PRODUCTS (PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: CABLE TRAT 

57: The novelty of the design resides in the shape or 

configuration of a cable tray substantially shown in 

the accompanying drawing. The length and the 

breadth of the tray are indeterminate 

Page | 355



21: F2011/00781. 22: 16/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: WAVE PAPER (PTY) LIMITED 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: BLANK FOR ERECTION INTO CONTAINER 

57: The novelty of the design as applied to a blank 

for erection into a container for a vehicle door 

resides in the shape and/or configuration thereof 

substantially as illustrated in the drawing. 

21: F2011/00798. 22: 06/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: ALAN WILFRED HALL 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A FRAME ATTACHED TO THE REAR OF 

CYCLE 

57: This frame allows a cyclist to increase the 

loading capacity of a cycle, and the versatility of a 

cycle. Loads are carried closer to the ground which 

affords the cyclist more safety than a conventional 

cycle. 

21: F2011/00782. 22: 16/05/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: BLANK FOR ERECTION INTO A CONTAINER 


for erection into a container for a vehicle door 


substantially as illustrated in the drawing. 

21: F2011/00800. 22: 06/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: ALAN WILFRED HALL 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

Page | 356



54: DRIVE SPROCKETS ON THE REAR WHEEL 

OF CYCLE 

57: This design allows the hub of a cycle to be 

driven by more than one power source, such as an 

electric motor and/or a combustion motor. Each 

power source drives the wheel of a cycle 

independently of the other power source/s. As more 

power sources are added to the cycle so can the 

hub be extended so that additional sprockets can be 

attached to the hub. 

21: F2011/00806. 22: 15/05/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: BLANK FOR ERECTION INTO A CONTAINER 


for erection into a container for a vehicle bumper 


substantially as shown in the drawing. 

21: F2011/00802. 22: 19/05/2011. 23: 

43: 30/01/2012 


71: ANTON SNYMAN 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PIZZA OVEN ACCESSORY FOR A 

BARBEQUE 

57: The design relates to a pizza oven accessory for 

a barbeque. The features of the design are those of 


21: F2011/00826. 22: 27/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: DELTA-EXPERTS SA (PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: ROLL-OVER PROTECTION SYSTEM 

57: The novelty of the design as applied to a rollover 

protection system for a motor vehicle resides in 

the shape and/or configuration thereof substantially 

as shown in the accompanying drawings. The 

motor vehicle does not form part of the design. 

Page | 357



54: SEISMIC EXPANSION SLEEVE FOR 

SUSPENDED CEILINGS 

57: The design in applied to a seismic expansion 

sleeve for suspended ceilings. The features of the 

design for which protection is claimed include the 

shape and/or configuration of a seismic expansion 

sleeve for suspended ceilings substantially as 

illustrated in the accompanying representations. 

21: F2011/00846 22: 2011-06-01 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 



33: 10 3 775 299 31: France 32: 2010-10-18 

54: Seismic Expansion Joint Clip for Suspended 

Ceilings 

57: The design relates to a seismic expansion joint 

clip for suspended ceilings. The features of the 


21: F2011/00851 22: 2011-06-02 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 


71: SMARTEC TECHNOLOGIES (PTY) LTD 

54: MOBILE BUSINESS UNIT 

57: The design is to be applied to a mobile business 

unit. The features for which protection is claimed 

are those of shape and/or configuration of a mobile 

business unit substantially as shown in the drawings. 

21: F2011/00850 22: 2011-06-02 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 



Page | 358



21: F2011/00855. 22: 02/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: HALOFLO (PTY) LTD T/AS ENVIROMENTAL 

RESOURCE SOLUTIONS 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: LEAK FREE CISTERN 


and configuration of a LEAK FREE CISTERN 

FILLING AND DISCHARGE DEVICE substantially 

as illustrated in the drawings. 

21: F2011/00879. 22: 07/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: MCGARRY & DENNIS SUPPLIES T/A 

SECURITY FENCING 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

33: 85088410 31: USA 32: 2010-07-20| 

54: SPACER UNIT FOR PALISADE FENCING 

57: The novelty of the design as applied to a spacer 

unit for palisade fencing resides in the shape and/or 

configuration thereof substantially as shown in the 

drawing. 

21: F2011/00874. 22: 06/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: ULTRA AQUATIC TECHNOLOGY PTY LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: SKID FRAME WITH FLOAT FOR A PUMP 

57: The design relates to a skid frame with float for a 

pump. The design includes a float member mounted 

on a frame assembly. The float member is in the 

form of a generally rectangularly shaped body with 

two rounded opposing ends. The frame assembly 

includes upwardly depending arms converging 

towards a cable receiver. The frame assembly 

further includes downwardly depending legs, 

mounted to a pair of spaced apart elongated skids 

on opposite sides of the frame assembly. 

21: F2011/00881 22: 2011-06-08 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 

52: Class 6 24: Part F 

71: BROOKE, Rory 

54: FURNITURE STABILISING ASSEMBLY 

57: The design is to be applied to a furniture 

stabilising assembly. The features for which 

protection is claimed are those of shape and/or 

configuration of a furniture stabilising assembly 

substantially as shown in the drawings. 

Page | 359



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: KNUCKLE PROTECTOR 

57: The design relates to a knuckle protector. The 



21: F2011/00889. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: MBONELWA JOHAN MKHIZE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PLAYING SURFACE 

57: The design relates to a playing surface. The 



21: F2011/00893. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 31/03/2011 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 




configuration 

21: F2011/00891. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



Page | 360



21: F2011/00894. 22: 09/06/2011. 23: 31/03/2011 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 


57: The design relates to a jacking implement. The 




71: HERMANUS, KURT MICHAEL 

54: Blank for a Container 

57: The design relates to a blank for a container. 

The features of the design are those of shape and 


21: F2011/00895 22: 2011-06-09 23: 

43: 2011-06-09 


71: Calderys France 

54: FLOW MODIFIERS FOR TUNDISHES 

57: The design is for tundish flow modifiers made 

from a refractory material and comprising a 

substantially planar base, a wall, and an overhang, 

wherein the wall extends upwardly from the base as 

one or more planar sections, none of which is 

perpendicular to the base, and wherein the 

underside surface of the overhang includes one or 

more planar sections which are not substantially 

parallel to the base 

21: F2011/00920 22: 2011-06-15 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 

52: Class 25 24: Part F 

71: CLEARLINE PROTECTION SYSTEMS (PTY) 

LIMITED 

54: SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR A SOLAR 

PANEL ARRAY 

57: The design is applied to a support structure for a 

solar panel array. The features of the design for 


configuration of a support structure for a solar panel 

array substantially as illustrated in the accompanying 


Sectional view through A-A of Figure 1 

21: F2011/00900 22: 2011-06-10 23: 

43: 2012-01-18 

21: F2011/00922 22: 2011-06-15 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 

Page | 361




71: SUZHOU EAGLE ELECTRIC VEHICLE 

MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. 

54: Electric Vehicle Frame 

57: The design relates to an electric vehicle frame. 

The features of the design are those of shape and/or 

configuration of the illustrated electric vehicle frame. 



54: Hand Tool 

57: The design relates to a hand tool. The features 

of the design are those of shape and/or 


21: F2011/00936 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 



33: 85/114,304 31: USA 32: 2010-08-24 

54: Folding Hand Tool 

57: The design relates to a folding hand tool. The 



21: F2011/00956. 22: 22/06/2011. 23: 

43: 23/01/2012 



HUMPHREY 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: MULTI-PLUG ADAPTOR 

57: The design relates to a multi-plug adaptor. The 



21: F2011/00940 22: 2011-06-17 23: 

43: 2012-01-23 

21: F2011/00958. 22: 22/06/2011. 23: 

43: 23/01/2012 


Page | 362




HUMPHREY 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: FACE PLATE FOR AN ELECTRIC SOCKET 

57: The design relates to a face plate for an electric 

socket. The features of the design are those of 


21: F2011/00963 22: 2011-06-23 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 


71: WACO AFRICA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 

54: PODGER DEVICE FOR ASSEMBLING 

SCAFFOLDING 

57: The design is applied to a podger device for 

assembling scaffolding. The features of the design 

for which protection is claimed include the shape 

and/or configuration of a podger device for 

assembling scaffolding, substantially as illustrated in 

the accompanying representations. 

21: F2011/00966 22: 2011-06-24 23: 

43: 2011-06-24 


71: ZERO APPLIANCES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 

54: BED ASSEMBLIES 

57: The design is for a bed assembly which includes 

a rectangular, hollow base and a generic mattress. 

The base comprises four side walls and a bottom 

wall which define therebetween a cavity, shaped and 

dimensioned to accommodate the mattress. In a 

storage condition, the mattress is placed inside the 

cavity for convenient storage or transport. In an 

operative condition, the base is turned around, and 

the bottom wall (now a top wall) serves to support 

the mattress off the floor. Additional components 

(e.g. feet, a headboard, side table panels) can also 

be stored within the base. 

Page | 363



lines indicated on the bottom of the blank which 

delimit the base and sides will be pressed and those 

extending diagonally at the corners will be perforated 

to form fold lines. The box is suited for packaging 

food, which will be visible through a window in the 

lid. On removal of the lid, the sides can be folded out 

to provide an enlarged eating surface. 

Exploded view (Storage condition, with accessories) 

21: F2011/00978. 22: 28/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: FORMBY, CARYN BARBARA 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: CLOSURES FOR CONTAINERS 

57: Articles to which design is to be applied: A 

CLOSURE FOR A CONTAINER 

21: F2011/00990. 22: 29/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



KATELYNNE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A BLANK FOR BOX 

57: The design is applied to a blank which will be 

folded to provide a base and sides for a box. The 

sides will be held in position by a skirt on a lid. The 

hatched lines indicated on the bottom of the blank 

which delimit the base and sides will be pressed and 

the diagonal ones at the corners will be perforated to 

form fold lines. The box is well suited for packaging 

food ¿ the sides can folded out to provide an 

enlarged eating surface on removal of the lid. 

21: F2011/00984. 22: 29/06/2011. 23: 

43: 



KATELYNNE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A BOX 

57: The design is applied to a box having its base 

and sides folded from a blank. The sides are 

retained in position by a skirt on a lid. The hatched 

Page | 364



21: F2011/00995 22: 2011-06-30 23: 

43: 2012-01-17 


71: NORTHLITE ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS 

(PTY) LIMITED 

54: HOUSING FOR A SLIDING LOCK ASSEMBLY 


claimed include the shape and/or configuration of a 

housing for a sliding lock assembly of an electrical 

box, substantially as illustrated in the accompanying 


21: F2011/00994 22: 2011-06-30 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 



(PTY) LIMITED 

54: SLIDING MEMBER OF A SLIDING LOCK 

ASSEMBLY 



sliding member of a sliding lock assembly for an 

electrical box, substantially as illustrated in the 


21: F2011/00996 22: 2011-06-30 23: 

43: 2012-01-17 



(PTY) LIMITED 

54: SLIDING MEMBER OF A SLIDING LOCK 

ASSEMBLY 



sliding member of a sliding lock assembly of an 

electrical box, substantially as illustrated in the 


21: F2011/00997. 22: 30/06/2011. 23: 

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43: 


71: NGOMANE, STEVEN LESLEY 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: SPORTS FIELDS 

57: The design is for a sports field layout. The field 

layout has a goal area at a far end thereof and a 

home base area at an opposed far end thereof, the 

field being divided into a first play half area 

associated with the goal area and a second play half 

area associated with the home base area by a 

halfway line running across the playing field, a 

centre base area located midway along the halfway 

line of the playing field, and a plurality of base paths 

extending radially outward from the centre base area 

to the home base area of the second play half area. 

21: F2011/01000 22: 2011-06-30 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 




LUMINAIRE 







21: F2011/00998 22: 2011-06-30 23: 

43: 2012-01-24 




LUMINAIRE 







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21: F2011/01015. 22: 04/07/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: GOSSAMER STRUCTURES (PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 


57: The design is for a container formed from a 

container blank of sheet material in a first automated 

step, in which outside walls are glued into position 

and subsequent manual steps in which the other 

features of the container are folded manually. 

21: F2011/01035. 22: 08/07/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: ANDERSON, GARRETH 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: A STRUCTURAL MEMBER 


and configuration of a cross-section of a n elongte 

structural member, substantially as shown in the 


21: F2011/01043. 22: 11/07/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: AUSTRALIAN PERFORMANCE 

DEVELOPMENT (PTY) LTD 

33: AU. 31: 10089/2011. 32: 2011/01/12 

54: AIR INTAKE SNORKEL FOR A VEHICLE 

57: The design relates to an AIR INTAKE SNORKEL 

FOR A VEHICLE. The features of the design for 

which protection is claimed reside in the shape 

and/or configuration of an air intake snorkel for a 

vehicle substantially as illustrated in the 


Page | 367



21: F2011/01047. 22: 12/07/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: SUSANNA MARIA ELIZABETHA CHRISTIANE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: WHEEL FITTING AND REMOVING 

EQUIPMENT 

57: The design relates to wheel fitting and removing 

equipment substantially as shown in the 


21: F2011/01046. 22: 12/07/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: SUSANNA MARIA ELIZABETHA CHRISTIANE 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: WHEEL FITTING AND REMOVING 

EQUIPMENT 

57: The design relates to wheel fitting and removing 

equipment substantially as shown in the 


21: F2011/01062. 22: 20/07/2011. 23: 

43: 

52: Class 19-07. 24: Part B 

71: TREVOR KEITH GOLD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: FRAXION MASTER 

57: A hand held and wall mountable teaching aid to 

assist primary school learners with the fundamentals 

of fractions, Decimals and percentages. 

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21: F2011/01063. 22: 20/07/2011. 23: 

43: 

52: Class 19-07. 24: Part B 

71: TREVOR KEITH GOLD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: CUNTAPILLAR 

57: A teaching aid for grade "R" learners to assist in 

teaching of counting and word and number 

recognition. 

21: F2011/01077. 22: 22/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: JACK 


design are those of shape and/or configuration 

21: F2011/01075. 22: 22/07/2011. 23: 

43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: JACK 



21: F2011/01111. 22: 28/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PILLOW 


the design are those of shape and/or configuration 

21: F2011/01113. 22: 28/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 


71: INVEN TEQ TECHNOLOGIES CC 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

Page | 369



54: SECURING DEVICE 

57: The design relates to a securing device. The 


configuration 

71: POLYMET (PTY) LTD 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: TRAY 

57: The design relates to a tray.The features of the 

of the design are those of pattern and/or shape 

and/or configuration. 

21: F2011/01115. 22: 28/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: PILLOW 


the design are those of shape and/or configuration 

21: F2011/01117. 22: 28/07/2011. 23: 

43: 13/02/2012 


21: F2011/01150. 22: 01/08/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: LINDELANI MFUNDO XULU 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: CABIN FOR DATA RECORDING, 

COMMUNICATION OR INFORMATION 

RETRIEVAL, AND BROADBAND ATTACHED TO 

A VEHICLE AND/OR BAG 

57: Xulu-VDB- cabin is aimed at providing 

convenience and an alternative to otherwise loosely 

held USB data storage devices and 3G USB 

Modems, providing an alternative advantage in data 

storage inside a more secure movable asset such as 

a vehicle /car whele people spend a considerable 

amount of time climinating the in convenience of 

theft or misplacement of loose data storage devices 

and 3G USB modems. The Xulu-VDB-Cabin shall 

ensure that owners and/or users will always have 

aclass to important stored documents, files, 

records,data and broadband just by having their 

vehicle in close proximity wherether they are on 

holiday or between home and office, as one 

fixed/attched unit. The cabin may offer varied 

network service providers for 3G USB Modem and 

broadband. 

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43: 



33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: TO BE ADVISED 





21: F2011/01845. 22: 18/11/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: ALTERNATIVE STRUCTURES (PTY) LIMITED 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: TO BE ADVISED 





21: F2011/00960. 22: 22/06/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: PROFIBRIX B.V. 

33: EU. 31:0001798257. 32: 2010/12/23 

54: A MEDICAL INSTRUMENT 

57: The design relates to a medical instrument. The 


reside in the shape and/or configuration of the 

medical instrument substantially as shown in the 

accompanying representation. More particularly the 

medical instrument relates to a powder dispenser for 

use in the delivery of a powder to an internal or 

external surface of the body in medical applications. 

21: F2011/01847. 22: 18/11/2011. 23: 

Page | 371



21: A2011/00757. 22: 11/05/2011. 23: 

43: 


71: MICHAEL PATERSON MORRIS 

33: -. 31:-. 32:-. 

54: ITHLATHI TABLE BASE 

57: Protection issought the claimed the shape & 

configuration. of the aesthetic flature of the table 

base is its order out of chaos appeal. The structure 

forms an almost randdom spontaneous look,Yet it is 

geometrically constructed with additional overlapping 

members that break the geometric confirm and 

ritythan. The imention is the random look.The 

structure & design leads itself to round oval and 

rectannear shapesas well. The maxims and finisites 

that can be used are infinite 

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CIPC PATENT JOURNAL 



JUDGMENTS 


OFFICE PRACTISE NOTICES 


373


CIPC PATENT JOURNAL 

4. COPYRIGHT 

374

MARCH 2012 CIPC PATENT JOURNAL 


NOTICES OF ACCEPTANCE 

(Applications filed in terms of Act No. 62 of 1977) 

Any person, who has grounds for objection to the registration of the copyright in any of the following 

cinematographs films, may within the prescribed time, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form RF 5 contained in the 

Second Schedule to the Registration of Copyright in Cinematograph Films Regulations, 1980. The prescribed 

time is one month after the date of advertisement .This period may on application be extended by the Registrar. 

The numerical denote the following: (21) Official application number. (22) Date of application. (43) Date of 

acceptance. (24) Date(s) and place(s) at which cinematograph films was made. (25) Date and place of first 

publication. (71) Name (s) of all applicant (s). (75) Name of author. (76) Name of producer (77) Name of director 

(54) Title of cinematograph film. (78) Name(s) of principal players or narrator. (26) Places at which cinematograph 

film may be viewed and conditions. (55) Specimen lodged/Not lodged. (56) Preview requested/Not requested. 

(57) Abstract (Storyline). (58) Category. 

21: 2012/00010. 22: 08/03/2012 43: 09/03/2012 

24: Greytown, Polokwane, Johannesburg, Port St 

Johns, George, Knysna and Cape Town 01 April 

2011 to 30 June 2011 

25: 05 April 2012 Cape Town 

71: Come Of Age The Movie 

75: Come Of Age The Movie 

76: Andre Scholtz 

77: FC Hamman 

54: ORDINARY PEOPLE 

78: Robin Smith, Jaco Muller, Anton Dekker, Lucky 

Koza, Norman Anstey and Hannes Muller 

26: SAFACT 

55: Specimen lodged/Not lodged. 

56: Preview Requested/Not requested 

57: Based on three stories of how the preachings of 

Angus Buchan influenced the lives of three men. 

58: Drama 


24: 20 December 2010 to 14 January 2011 

Vancouver, British Columbia 

25: 11 November 2011 South Africa 

71: Weinstein Global Film Corp. 

75: Weinstein Global Film Corp 

76: Timur Bekmambetov and Michelle Wolkoff 

77: Gonzalo Lopez Gallego 

54: APOLLO 18 

78: Warren Christie and Ryan Robbins 

26: SAFACT 



57: A film about the real mission to space in the 

1970s that was cancelled by NASA. 

58: Sci-Fi/Action 


24: 07 December 2009 to February 2010 Louisiana, 

USA 

25: October 2009 Italy 

71: HRJ Distribution, LLC 

75: HRJ Distribution, LLC 

76: Endgame Entertainment and Ram Bergman 

77: Roger Donaldson 

54: SEEKING JUSTICE 

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78: Nicholas Cage, January Jones, Guy Pearce, 

Harold Perrineau 

26: SAFACT 



57: After his wife is assaulted, a man allows a 

vigilante group to avenge her attack, with the 

promise that he will one day return the favour. 

58: Action 


24: 04 October 2010 to 19 November 2010 Los 

Angeles, California 

25:12 October 2011 France 



76: Thomas Langmann and Emmanuel Montamat 

77: Michael Hazanavicius 

54: THE ARTIST 

78: Jean Dujarding, Berenice Bejo and John 

Goodman 

26: SAFACT 



57: When a silent movie star loses his career to the 

rise of “talkies”, and his lover, a rising movie star, 

tries to save him from alcoholism and poverty by 

encouraging him to break into the business as a 

dancer. 

58: Thriller 

25: 8 February 2012/Trinidad & Tobago 

71: Screen Gems, Inc. a corporation organized and 

existing under the Laws of the States of California 

and Spyglass Entertainment Funding, LLC a 

Delaware limited liability company 

75: Spyglass Entertainment Productions, LLC a 

Delaware limited liability company 

76: Jonathan Glickman, Paul Taublieb, Gary Barber 

and Roger Birnbaum 

77: Michael Sucsy 

54: THE VOW 

78: Rachel McAdams, Channing Tatum, Sam Neil 

Scott Speedman, Wendy Crewson, Jessica 

McNamee, Tatiana Maslany, Joe Cobden 

26: SPOOR & FISHER 

Building No.13 

Highgrove Office Park 

Oak Avenue, Centurion 

P.O. Box 454, Pretoria 0001 



57: Paige and Leo are a happy newlywed couple 

whose lives are changed by a car accident that puts 

Paige in a coma. Waking with sere memory loss, 

Paige has no memory of Leo, a confusing 

relationship with her parents and an ex-fiance she 

may still have feelings for. Despite these 

complications, Leo endeavours to win her heart 

again and rebuild their marriage. 

58: Drama 


24: 30 August 2010 to 26 October 2010/ Toronto, 

Canada, and Chicago, Illinois, USA 



JUDGMENTS 


OFFICE PRACTICE NOTICES 


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5. CORRECTION NOTICES 

IN THE JOURNAL OF 26 OCTOBER 2011 

Patent Application No. 2011/00732 on Page 717 the priority number and date reads 33:-, 31:-, 32:-, should read 

33: CN 31: 200920066749.0: 12-01-2009. 

Patent Application No. 2010/09159 on Page 757 the applicant reads MEINTJIES SCHALK WILLEM, should read 

MEINTJES SCHALK WILLEM. 

IN THE JOURNAL OF 30 NOVEMBER 2011 

Patent application No. 2009/06416 on page 972 the inventor reads FORSYSTH KEVIN LUND DAVID, LOCKARD 

LISA, GNZALO MARQUEZ RAUL, should read FORSYTH KEVIN, LUND DAVID, LOCKARD LISA, GONZALO 

MARQUEZ, FERNANDEZ RAUL 

Patent application No. 2011/02591 on page 994 the priority number reads DE 10 2008 050 299.4, should read 

DE 10 2008 050 599.4 

NOTIFICATION OF THE PATENT EXAMINATION BOARD IN TERMS OF SECTION 21 OF THE 

PATENT ACT 1978 

THE PATENT EXAMINATION BOARD 

The Patent Examination Board, in terms of section 21 of the Patents Act, 1978 (Act No. 57 of 1978), hereby 

publishes the Patent Examination Regulations 2012, in substitution of the Patent Examination Regulations, 

2003.These regulations are effective from the date of publication thereof. 

________________________ 

M le Roux 

Chairman 

Patent Examination Board 

01 March 2012 

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THE PATENTS ACT, 1978 

PATENT EXAMINATION REGULATIONS, 2012 

The Patent Examination Board, established in terms of section 21 of the Patents Act, 1978 (Act No 57 of 1978). 

has, in terms of section 21(3)(a) of the Patents Act, made the following regulations and prescribed the following 

syllabuses in regard to the prescribed examination referred to in section 20 of the Patents Act, 1978. 

DEFINITIONS 

1.In these regulations, unless the context indicates otherwise - 

(i)“Board” means the Patent Examination Board established under section 21 of the Act; 

(ii)“candidate” means a person who presents himself/herself to the Patent Examination Board with the intention of 

enrolling for or who has already enrolled for the Patent Examinations; 

(iii)“Chairperson” means the Chairperson of the Board appointed in terms of section 21 (2)(a) of the Act; 

(iv)“examination” means the prescribed examination referred to in section 20 of the Act; 

(v)“journal” means the patent journal referred to in section 14 of the Act; 

(vi) “office” means the patent office established under section 5(1) of the Act; 

(vii) “the Act” means the Patents Act, 1978 (Act no. 57 of 1978); and 

(viii)“the previous regulations” means the Patent Examination Regulations, 2003, published in Government 

Gazette No. 24290 dated 17 January 2003. 

EXAMINATIONS 

2.(a)The examination shall be held during or around midyear, on such dates as the Chairperson may determine, 

and the Board may, in its discretion and having regard to, inter alia, the number of candidates, conduct the 

examinations in any one of four centres, namely, Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Durban, Pretoria or such other centre 

as it may determine; and 

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(b)The examination dates shall be made known to the candidates enrolled for the examination at least eight 

weeks prior to such dates, either by written notification or by publication in the journal or both. 

CONDITIONS FOR ENROLMENT 

3.Only candidates who qualify in terms of at least one of the following criteria shall be entitled to enrol for the 

examinations; 

(a)a candidate in possession of a technical or scientific diploma or degree from a university or university of 

technology, involving at least a three-year course of study; 

(b)a candidate in possession of any technical or scientific qualification, which in the opinion of the Board is 

sufficient to enable the candidate to meet the requirements of the patent examinations; or 

(c)any candidate who has adequate practical experience in a technical or scientific field, which in the opinion of 

the Board, is sufficient to enable the candidate to meet the requirements of the patent examinations. 

4.(a)Every candidate shall, on or before the thirty-first (31) day of January of the year in which he/she proposes 

to sit for any examination, apply to the Board, on a form to be obtained from the office, to be enrolled as a 

candidate; 

(b)A candidate shall submit to the Board, on first enrolment, proof of his/her qualifications and an application for 

any exemption to which he/she may consider himself/herself entitled, stating his/her proposed course of study; 

(c)A candidate may be exempted by the Board from interpretation of drawings in regulation 10 on the basis of any 

engineering or other appropriate qualification or practical experience which, in the opinion of the Board is 

sufficient to enable the candidate to read and interpret drawings; and 

(d)Late entries may be approved by the Board on good cause shown. 

5.A candidate who fails to pass or obtain an exemption from all of the subjects in Group 1 of regulation 9 within a 

period of four calendar years after first enrolling for the examination or, in the case of a candidate who first 

enrolled for the examination before the publication of these regulations, within such further period as the Board 

may determine, shall not be allowed to enrol for any further examination of the Board except with the permission 

of the Board. 

6.A candidate who fails to pass or obtain an exemption from all of the subjects in Group 2 of regulation 9 within a 

period of four calendar years after first enrolling for any Group 2 subject or, in the case of a candidate who first 

enrolled for any Group 2 subject before the publication of the these regulations, within such further period as the 

Board may determine, shall not be allowed to enrol for any further examination of the Board except with the 

permission of the Board. 

7.Except with the permission of the Board, no candidate shall be allowed to enrol for more than four subjects in 

any one year. 

8.Except where the Board otherwise permits, a candidate shall have passed, or been exempted from all the 

subjects in Group 1 of regulation 9 before the candidate may enrol for subjects (e), (f) and (g) in regulation 9. 

SUBJECTS FOR EXAMINATION 

9.The examination shall be conducted in the following subjects; 

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GROUP 1 

(a)Legal framework for the protection of intellectual property in South Africa, with a focus on trade marks, 

copyright, plant breeders‟ rights and international treaties relevant to patent law 

- one four-hour paper; 

(b)S A patent law and practice 

- one four-hour paper; 

(c)S A design law and practice 

- one four-hour paper; and 

(d)Selected international patent laws, systems, conventions and treaties 

- one four-hour paper. 

GROUP 2 

(e)The drafting of patent specifications 

- two four-hour papers; 

(f)Practical legal problems with regard to patents 

- one four-hour paper; and 

(g)Patent attorney‟s practice 

- one four-hour paper. 

INTERPRETATION OF DRAWINGS 

10.(a)Candidates will be required to have a certain level of competence in interpretation of drawings. Candidates 

who are not exempt will be required to attend a one-day workshop run by the course convenor of this subject; and 

(b)There will be no formal written examination for interpretation of drawings. At the end of the one-day workshop 

the convenor will test the level of competence of the candidate through a practical exercise. The course 

convenor may prescribe additional practical exercises for any candidate who is found, at the end of the one-day 

workshop, not to have the required level of competence. After the completion of such additional practical 

exercises, the candidate‟s ability can again be tested by the convenor. 

INSTRUCTION 

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11.Course convenors will be appointed for each subject and will be responsible for; 

(a)Compiling and distributing a course outline detailing the syllabus for the subject and material to be covered by 

the candidate; 

(b)Presenting a comprehensive overview of the subject content to candidates over at least two days in each of the 

four centres or such other centre as determined by the Board subject to a minimum number of candidates from 

each region enrolling for a particular subject; and 

(c) Assisting candidates and providing guidance on an ad hoc basis. 

APPOINTMENT OF COURSE CONVENOR EXAMINERS AND MODERATORS 

12.(a)The Board will call for nominations of course convenors, examiners and moderators by publishing a notice 

in the Government Gazette, the Patent Journal or other appropriate legal publications; and 

(b)The Board shall appoint for a period of three years, subject to annual review, a course convenor, an examiner 

and a moderator in respect of each of the subjects in Group 1 of regulation 9, and a course convener, an 

examiner and a moderator in respect of each of the subjects in Group 2 of regulation 9, and the Chairperson shall 

advise course convenors, examiners and moderators of their appointment. Where appropriate the course 

convenor and the examiner can be the same person. 

SUBJECTS AND SYLLABUSES FOR EXAMINATION 

13. The syllabuses for the subjects set out in regulation 9 shall be as follows; 

GROUP I SUBJECTS 

(a)Candidates will be introduced to the different forms of intellectual property, with a focus on South African law 

and practice relating to trade marks, copyright, plant breeders‟ rights, and selected international treaties relevant 

of patent law; 

(b)This subject will cover a study of the Patents Act 1978 (as amended) and regulations promulgated thereunder. 

The following topics, together with selected case law that demonstrates the principles applicable, will be included; 

(i) patentable inventions, novelty and obviousness; 

(ii) administrative provisions; 

(iii) the patent application and grant; 

(iv) effect, duration and maintenance; 

(v) grounds for revocation and infringement; 

(vi) corrections and amendments; and 

(vii) general (miscellaneous sections such as Iicences, assignments and secret inventions). 

(c)A study of the Designs Act of 1993 (as amended) and the regulations promulgated thereunder. Reference 

might be made to the Designs Act of 1967. The following topics, together with selected case law that 

demonstrates the principles applicable, will be included; 

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(i) what is a registered design; 

(ii) novelty; 

(iii) effect, duration and maintenance; 

(iv) ownership; 

(v) application procedures; 

(vi) infringement, revocation and surrender; and 

(vii) general (miscellaneous provisions such as licences and restoration). 

(d) An introductory study of selected international patent laws, systems, conventions and treaties. The emphasis 

will be on a comparison of material provisions of these laws, systems, conventions and treaties with relevant 

provisions of the South African Patents Act. The following patent laws, systems, conventions and treaties are 

included; 

(i) the patent systems and the patent laws of foreign, regional and international jurisdictions including the United 

States of America, Australia, India, Japan, China, Canada, the European Patent Convention, Organisation 

Africane de Ia Propriété lntellectuelle (OAPI), African Regional Intellectual Property Office (ARIPO), and the 

Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), in respect of patentable subject matter, novelty requirements, applicants, filing 

requirements, prosecution, term and maintenance fees. 

GROUP 2 SUBJECTS 

(e) In the first paper candidates will be provided with a description of two inventions and will be required to write 

an introduction identifying the difficulty of the prior art, and no more than ten claims for each invention. In the 

second paper candidates will be required to draft a South African complete patent specification in respect of an 

invention described to them; 

(f) Candidates will be set practical legal problems on the interpretation of patent specifications, the infringement of 

patents, the amendment of patents, the validity of patents, the ownership of inventions, and will be required to 

draft appropriate pleadings and give opinions; and 

(g) Candidates will be examined on their competency to deal with questions of practice under the laws relating to 

patents in South Africa, for example, the granting of a patent, the revocation of patents, restoration, assignment 

and licensing (including compulsory licences), infringement of patents, the practice of the Court of the 

Commissioner of Patents, relevant High Court and Supreme Court of Appeal rules, and application of decided 

patent cases. 

INTERNSHIPS 

14.It is strongly recommended that each candidate serve an internship of between three to six months at a patent 

law firm or a period of three to six months at the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC). 

CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION 

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15.(a)The examiner(s) shall be responsible for setting the required examination paper(s) in the subject concerned, 

which shall be submitted to the moderator to be moderated. The examiner(s) shall also be responsible for marking 

the examination scripts, and for allocating marks and symbols as provided in regulation 16(a); 

(b)The moderator shall be responsible for evaluating the examination paper(s) when it is (they are) submitted to 

him or her in terms of paragraph (a) of this regulation and for evaluating the marks and symbols awarded by the 

examiner(s) in respect of the examination scripts; 

(c)The examinations for the Group 1 subjects and for subject (g) in Group 2 will be closed book examinations. 

The examination papers for Group 1 subjects will be structured to include questions that require one word/one 

sentence answers (one mark questions), short questions (5-10 marks) and essay-type questions (15-25 mark 

questions). The Board will satisfy itself that the examination paper is balanced and as far as possible tests the 

candidates‟ knowledge of a substantial part of the syllabus; 

(d)Candidates writing the two four-hour papers for subject (e) in regulation 9 will be given two extra hours within 

which to complete each paper. The only materials that candidates will be entitled to bring into the examination 

venue are one or more dictionaries. For the purposes of marking, the second paper will be divided into two main 

sections; 

(i) the claims, to which 50% of the marks will be allocated, and 

(ii) the rest of the specification, to which the remaining 50% of the marks will be allocated. 

In order to obtain a pass for this paper, candidates must obtain not less than 40% for each of these two sections. 

(e) In respect of subject (f) in regulation 9, the only materials candidates will be entitled to bring into the 

examination venue are the Supreme Court Act, the Uniform Rules of the High Court, and the Patents Act and 

regulations; and 

(f) Before the results of any examination are made final, they shall be approved by the Board. 

16.(a) The pass mark in each subject shall be 50%. 

The following symbols shall be used to reflect the marks awarded to a candidate in each subject; 

A .75% and over 

B. 60-74% 

C.50-59% 

F.49% and under (unless a supplementary examination has been allowed) 

S. Supplementary examination allowed: 

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(b) If a candidate has failed an examination in a subject but has obtained at least 45% in that subject, the Board 

may, after taking into consideration any other examination results of the candidate, allow the candidate to sit for a 

supplementary examination in that subject; 

(c) If a candidate has enrolled for an examination in a particular subject but is prevented from sitting for it by 

reason of illness, the Board may upon being provided with an acceptable medical certificate and after taking into 

account any other examination results of the candidate, allow the candidate to sit for an aegrotat examination in 

that subject; 

(d) A supplementary or aegrotat examination may at the discretion of the examiner(s) or moderator(s) be in the 

form of a written or an oral examination. However, a supplementary or aegrotat examination for subject (g) in 

regulation 9 must be in the form of an oral examination; and 

(e) Supplementary and aegrotat examinations shall be held at a time and place determined by the Chairperson in 

consultation with the relevant examiner(s) and moderator(s) as soon as possible after the examination in respect 

of which the supplementary or aegrotat examination was allowed. 

17. A candidate who has passed a subject or obtained an exemption from a subject shall retain credit for that 

subject for a period of five years or for such longer period as the Board may allow. In the event of a candidate 

not passing or being exempted from every subject provided for by regulation 9 within such period of five years, the 

Board may, in its discretion, either extend such period or require the candidate to sit for one or more of the 

subjects again. In exercising its discretion in terms of this regulation, the Board shall consider the general 

performance of the candidate, as well as changes in the relevant law, practice or syllabus, and any other 

circumstances which it may consider relevant. 

MISCONDUCT IN REGARD TO EXAMINATIONS 

18.The Board may debar any candidate from writing any examination of the Board or from doing so in a particular 

year if, after hearing the candidate, the Board is of the opinion, that such candidate has misbehaved during, or in 

connection with any examination of the Board. 

APPLICATION OF THESE REGULATIONS 

19.These regulations replace the previous regulations and shall apply to all candidates enrolling for the 

examination before or after the date of publication of these regulations in the journal. 

TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS 

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20.Notwithstanding the provisions of regulations 3 and 19 above, any candidate who does not satisfy the 

requirements of regulation 3 of these regulations but who satisfied the requirements of regulation 3 of the previous 

regulations, and who successfully completed at least one subject under the previous regulations, shall be entitled 

to enrol for the Examinations in terms of these regulations. 

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