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Felicia M Nagamatsu

from Glenville, NY
Age ~72
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Related to:
Helen W GeorgeBelkis Esther Silverman, 66George G Weis, 66
Connected to:
Daniel I Nagamatsu, 59Hiromichi Nagamatsu, 80Koichiro Nagamatsu, 60Crystal S Nagamine, 43Nobuyuki Nagamine, 69Reed Nagamine, 66Rumiko Nagamine, 75Russell M Nagamine, 78Stacey M Nagamine, 47Masahiko Nagamiya, 52

Felicia Nagamatsu Phones & Addresses

  • 8 Hillock Ct, Scotia, NY 12302 (518) 399-7152 (518) 399-9487 (518) 399-0677
  • Glenville, NY
  • Dundee, FL
  • Herriman, UT
  • Burnt Hills, NY
  • New York, NY
  • Peabody, MA
  • PO Box 1197, Riverton, UT 84065

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Position: Precision Production Occupations

Skills

Customer Service • Microsoft Word • Powerpoint • Microsoft Excel • Outlook • Research • Windows • Microsoft Office • Teaching • English

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Felicia Nagamatsu

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Skills:
Customer Service
Microsoft Word
Powerpoint
Microsoft Excel
Outlook
Research
Windows
Microsoft Office
Teaching
English

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Us Patents

Fluid Shovel Apparatus And Method

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US Patent:
7784200, Aug 31, 2010
Filed:
Feb 7, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/069139
Inventors:
Brian H. Nagamatsu - Glenville NY, US
Felicia M. Nagamatsu - Glenville NY, US
International Classification:
E01H 5/00
US Classification:
37241, 37266, 37270, 37285
Abstract:
A fluid shovel apparatus that pushes and lifts loose material such as snow, leaves, sand, dirt, grass clippings, mulch, or the like. The present invention includes at least one fluid exhaust port located in a blade. Pressurized fluid flows through the blade and ejects out through the at least one fluid exhaust port towards loose material. The loose material floats on a cushion of pressurized fluid that forms between the blade and the loose material. The loose material is pushed away from the blade and is lifted in an upward direction. Additionally, the fluid shovel apparatus may further include a brush assembly and an ice scraper blade to assist in removing material from a surface of a motor vehicle. Additionally, the fluid shovel apparatus may be used to deliver a fire suppressant pressurized fluid upon a material that is burning.

Fluid Shovel Apparatus And Method

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US Patent:
7823303, Nov 2, 2010
Filed:
Jul 15, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/218447
Inventors:
Brian H. Nagamatsu - Glenville NY, US
Felicia M. Nagamatsu - Glenville NY, US
International Classification:
E01H 5/00
US Classification:
37241, 37266, 37270, 37285
Abstract:
A fluid shovel apparatus that pushes and lifts loose material such as snow, leaves, sand, dirt, grass clippings, mulch, or the like. The present invention includes at least one fluid exhaust port extending through a blade. Pressurized fluid is ejected through the at least one fluid exhaust port extending through the blade and ejects towards loose material. The loose material floats on a cushion of pressurized fluid that forms between the blade and the loose material. The loose material is pushed away from the blade and is lifted in an upward direction. Additionally, the fluid shovel apparatus may further include a soft pad and an ice scraper blade to assist in removing material from a surface of a motor vehicle. Additionally, the fluid shovel apparatus may be used to deliver a fire suppressant pressurized fluid upon a material that is burning. Additionally, the fluid shovel apparatus may be used to clear snow from railroad train tracks ahead of a railroad train car.

Fluid Shovel Apparatus And Method

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US Patent:
20080253874, Oct 16, 2008
Filed:
Apr 11, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/786233
Inventors:
Brian H. Nagamatsu - Glenville NY, US
Felicia M. Nagamatsu - Glenville NY, US
International Classification:
B66F 11/00
US Classification:
414685, 37195
Abstract:
A fluid shovel apparatus that pushes and lifts loose material such as snow, leaves, sand, dirt, grass clippings, mulch, or the like. The present invention includes at least one fluid exhaust port located in a blade. Pressurized fluid flows through the blade and ejects out through the at least one fluid exhaust port towards loose material. The loose material floats on a cushion of pressurized fluid that forms between the blade and the loose material. The loose material is pushed away from the blade and is lifted in an upward direction.
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