Daniel J Mccarthy

6349971, Feb 26, 2002

Feb 8, 1999

09/252248

Daniel B. McCarthy - Framingham MA

BAL Systems, G.P. - Devens MA

B42D 1500

283 601, 283 602, 283 661, 283 662, 283 67, 283101, 462 64

The invention is an account management system using an adhesive transaction receipt, provided at the point of transaction, which can be directly transferred to an account register. In this system, the adhesive transaction receipt contains a printed record of information relating to the transaction, such as the transaction type and the amount of the transaction. The adhesive transaction receipt is temporarily affixed to a more complete transaction receipt and includes an adhesive so that it can be permanently attached to the account register. The adhesive transaction receipt simplifies bookkeeping and eliminates errors by relieving an account user of the requirement of entering individual transactions by hand.

20020041092, Apr 11, 2002

Dec 6, 2001

10/007878

Daniel McCarthy - Framingham MA, US

B42D015/00

283/057000

The invention is an account management system using an adhesive transaction receipt, provided at the point of transaction, which can be directly transferred to an account register. In this system, the adhesive transaction receipt contains a printed record of information relating to the transaction, such as the transaction type and the amount of the transaction. The adhesive transaction receipt is temporarily affixed to a more complete transaction receipt and includes an adhesive so that it can be permanently attached to the account register. The adhesive transaction receipt simplifies bookkeeping and eliminates errors by relieving an account user of the requirement of entering individual transactions by hand.

20090048859, Feb 19, 2009

Jun 9, 2008

12/135733

Daniel Randal McCarthy - Greenwich CT, US
Glenn Robert Goad - Cumming GA, US

G06Q 10/00

705 1

Methods and systems are presented for assessing sales leads obtained through a lead generation product. One exemplary method comprises receiving consumer information from a potential consumer via a lead generation product; receiving activity information about the potential consumer's interaction with the lead generation product; using the received consumer information and received activity information to develop one or more category scores; and developing a sales lead quality score from the one or more category scores.

20140051309, Feb 20, 2014

Aug 20, 2013

13/970946

Daniel P. McCarthy - Long Valley NJ, US

B63C 9/08

441 96

A personal floatation device includes an attachment device that selectably couples to a user's body. The personal floatation device includes a housing that couples to the attachment device. The housing includes a base and an outer wall extending outwardly from a perimeter of the base. The housing includes an inner wall enclosed by the outer wall and extending outwardly from an interior region of the base. The housing includes a compressed air container extending through the inner wall. The housing includes a compressed air activation device functionally coupled to the compressed air container such that, when triggered, releases air therefrom. The housing includes an air bladder in fluid communication with the compressed air container. The housing includes a breakaway cover coupled to the outer wall that detaches when exposed to pressure from the air bladder inflating. The housing include a trigger device functionally coupled to the compressed air activation device.

53380690, Aug 16, 1994

Apr 28, 1993

8/054441

Daniel F. McCarthy - Beechhurst NY

Scully Signal Company - Wilmington MA

F16L 3500

285 38

A coupler has a locking mechanism which comprises a J-shaped blocking pin which is attached to a housing. A spring urges the blocking pin towards a locking arm so that a pin end traps the arm between the housing and the pin end to hold the arm in a locked position. The spring may be manually compressed to cause the pin end to move away from the arm so that the arm can swing outward to an unlocked position. The protruding pin end is bevelled and the locking arm has a bevelled portion which mates with the bevelled pin end. As the locking arm is swung to its locked position, the blocking pin end is pushed away from the arm allowing the arm to pass freely by the pin end. After the locking arm has passed over the pin end, the pin end is drawn toward the arm by the spring capturing the arm in the locked position.

44136471, Nov 8, 1983

Jul 9, 1979

6/055722

Bruce L. De Lorenzo - Clifton NJ
Daniel J. McCarthy - Clifton NJ

F16L 5507

137312

A valve includes a plunger which is movable by actuating means such as a solenoid coil, air pressure or other means to move a valve member toward and away from a valve seat. The fluid flow area of the valve is sealed from the actuating means by the diaphragm, O-rings or other forms of sealing structure. In order to insure against leakage past the diaphragm or seal and especially against leakage into the actuating means, the construction includes another diaphragm or seal spaced from the first seal providing a seal space between the first and second diaphragms or seals. In the event of leakage past the first sealing means, flow of the liquid into the space between the first and second sealing means causes an outward flow of the fluid through a detecting passage which thereby provides means which disclose the leakage past the first sealing means so that the first sealing means can be immediately replaced before any damage to the actuating means or to the system itself.

40107698, Mar 8, 1977

Nov 25, 1974

5/526991

Bruce L. De Lorenzo - Clifton NJ
Daniel J. McCarthy - Clifton NJ

Plast-O-Matic Valves, Inc. - Totowa NJ

F16K 3106
F16K 4112

137312

A valve includes a plunger which is movable by actuating means such as a solenoid coil, air pressure or other means to move a valve member toward and away from a valve seat. The fluid flow area of the valve is sealed from the actuating means by the diaphragm, O-rings or other forms of sealing structure. In order to insure against leakage past the diaphragm or seal and especially against leakage into the actuating means, the construction includes another diaphragm or seal spaced from the first seal providing a seal space between the first and second diaphragms or seals. In the event of leakage past the first sealing means, flow of the liquid into the space between the first and second sealing means causes an outward flow of the fluid through a detecting passage which thereby provides means which disclose the leakage past the first sealing means so that the first sealing means can be immediately replaced before any damage to the actuating means or to the system itself.

49737805, Nov 27, 1990

Apr 27, 1988

7/186959

Roger C. Johnson - Randolph NJ
Daniel McCarthy - Randolph NJ
Andrei Rhoe - Wyckoff NJ

Lummus Crest, Inc. - Bloomfield NJ

C07C 268
B01J 2034

585467

An improved process for the alkylation of benzene in the presence of an alkylation catalyst. The catalyst bed may be caused to move in a direction countercurrent to the movement of the benzene and olefin, or a portion of the catalyst bed is periodically removed and replaced. A regeneration step, whereby the catalyst is heated in a controlled oxygen atmosphere in order to reactivate the catalyst, is also described.