William G Dougherty

7078464, Jul 18, 2006

Jun 16, 2003

10/462917

John Schmidhauser - Paoli PA, US
James Goodrich - Exton PA, US
Bruce McEuen - Malvern PA, US
William R. Dougherty - Lancaster PA, US

Sartomer Technology, Inc. - Wilmington DE

C08F 220/10

5253303, 5253296, 5253333, 526319, 526346

Compositions comprising acid salts of amine-functionalized styrene-maleic anhydride resins are disclosed. The salts can be dissolved in organic solvents, UV/EB polymerizable monomers and/or oligomers, and/or water and act as a polymeric surfactants to disperse pigments or fillers, emulsifying agents, or hard resin additives in a variety of formulations. The compositions react under UV/EB cure conditions, and provide enhanced properties such as cure speed, hardness and adhesion to polymer compositions.

20040002286, Jan 1, 2004

May 23, 2003

10/444220

Matthew Agostini - Philadelphia PA, US
Mary Fosbenner - Riverton NJ, US
Gregory Sisolak - Mount Laurel NJ, US
William Dougherty - Oakford PA, US

Mattel, Inc.

A63H033/00

446/491000

The invention is a spring-driven toy vehicle having front and rear chassis portions, at least one front wheel and at least one rear wheel. The front chassis portion is hingably connected to the rear chassis portion. The chassis portions are capable of a pivotal motion relative to one another from a first undeflected position to a second deflected position. A drive motor is mounted to one of the front and rear chassis portions. The motor contains a motor spring. A drive axle is operably connected with the motor spring. The drive axle is connected to at least one front wheel or one rear wheels to rotate the at least one connected wheel. A rotational coupling is configured to transfer the pivotal motion of the chassis portions relative to one another into a rotational motion to wind the motor spring.

20040087241, May 6, 2004

Oct 29, 2003

10/696288

Matthew Agostini - Philadelphia PA, US
William Dougherty - Oakford PA, US
Robert Henry - Riverside NJ, US
Mary Fosbenner - Riverton NJ, US
Jeremy Robotham - Mt. Laurel NJ, US

Mattel, Inc.

A63H027/127

446/036000

A projectile shooting toy comprises a body housing, a projectile delivery tube formed with an interior of the housing and a motor driven projectile firing apparatus having a trigger and projectile cannon pivotally mounted to the body housing. Activation of the trigger causes the cannon to move from a stored position to a deployed position, allowing a projectile to enter an inlet of the projectile cannon from the projectile delivery tube. Activation of the trigger further causes a firing ram to abruptly strike the projectile and fire it from the cannon. In a preferred embodiment, the projectile shooting toy is in the form of a helicopter.

20050042974, Feb 24, 2005

May 14, 2004

10/846490

Matthew Agostini - Philadelphia PA, US
Mary Fosbenner - Riverton NJ, US
Robert Henry - Riverside NJ, US
Gregory Sisolak - Mount Laurel NJ, US
William Dougherty - Oakford PA, US

A63H005/00

446272000

A lever activated toy vehicle includes a body, a chassis and a lever. The chassis accommodates the body and has a front wheel and a rear wheel. A motor is disposed within the chassis and is drivingly coupled to at least one of the wheels. The lever is movably supported on the toy vehicle so as to be accessible by a user for movement between a first position and a second position. The toy vehicle further includes a moveable part and an actuator mechanism. The moveable part has at least a portion on the exterior of the body and a portion on the interior of the body. The actuator mechanism is operably coupled with the motor and the moveable part and is configured to move the moveable part from the concealed position to the revealed position after the lever is moved from the first position to the second position.

20050154128, Jul 14, 2005

Nov 24, 2004

10/996744

Richard Kopchik - Southampton PA, US
Michael Bailey - Aston PA, US
John Bieser - Houston TX, US
Gary Ceska - Exton PA, US
William Dougherty - Lancaster PA, US

C08L051/04

525071000

A polyolefin composition comprising a discontinuous polymer phase dispersed in a continuous polyolefin phase is disclosed. The discontinuous polymer is polymerized by a method comprising reacting a blend or mixture of the polyolefin and one or more polyethylenically unsaturated monomers in the presence of a free radical initiator. Articles and materials made from he composition exhibit several advantageous properties as compared to the corresponding unmodified polyolefins, for example printability, paintability, and dyeability in the case of spun fiber, sheets, automotive applications such as interior parts and bumpers; toughness and abrasion resistance in the case of flooring, and impact strength in the case of siding.