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Jack R Pflueger

from Bellingham, WA
Age ~43
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Also known as:
Jack Randolph Pflueger, Flueger N Jack
Related to:
Tyler C IrvineCarol SweasyCaroline Pflueger, 42Janette L Sweasy, 72Leta Evelyn Pflueger, 45William J Sweasy, 71
Connected to:
Alicia L Pflueger, 60April L Pflueger, 56Franklyn J Pflueger, 95Harry W Pflueger, 53Katherine Pflueger, 37Megan Pflueger, 58Rose A Pflueger, 80Anton Pfluegler, 47Alexander Y Pflug, 31Crystal L Pflug, 69

Jack Pflueger Phones & Addresses

  • Bellingham, WA
  • Bay City, WI
  • San Diego, CA
  • San Francisco, CA
  • Pacifica, CA

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Location:
Bellingham, WA
Industry:
Biotechnology
Work:
Clary Solar - Emeryville, Ca since Jan 2011
Project Manager
Lafayette Woodworking Aug 2008 - Dec 2010
Cabinetmaker
RoboteX Inc - Palo Alto, Ca Aug 2005 - Oct 2005
Product Designer
Roxy Quicksilver - Seattle, Wa Jun 2005 - Jul 2005
Hardgoods Designer
Education:
Western Washington University 1999 - 2005
BS, Industrial Design
Skills:
Product Development
Business Management
Creative Problem Solving
Solar
Photovoltaics
Renewable Energy
Energy Efficiency
Solar Energy
Alternative Energy
Manufacturing
Sustainable Energy
Management
Energy
New Business Development
Solar Pv
Cleantech
Problem Solving
Project Management
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Us Patents

Footwear Tensioning System

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US Patent:
8375603, Feb 19, 2013
Filed:
Oct 20, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/908426
Inventors:
Mark T. Dinndorf - Edina MN, US
Jack Pflueger - Pacifica CA, US
Assignee:
Red Wing Shoe Company, Inc. - Red Wing MN
International Classification:
A43B 7/14
US Classification:
36 88, 36 73, 36 4
Abstract:
A footwear includes an outer member, an inner lining, an instep member, and a lace. The outer member defines an outer surface of the footwear. The inner lining is positioned within the outer member. The instep member extends across an instep portion of the inner lining. The instep member can be positioned between the outer member and the inner lining or embedded within the inner lining. The lace is coupled to the instep member and to the outer member. Applying a tension force to the lace causes the instep member to apply a force against the instep portion of the inner lining, thereby applying an instep force against an instep portion of a user's foot that is positioned in the footwear. The instep force against the user's foot holds the user's foot against a bottom and rear portion of the footwear.

Footwear Tensioning System

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US Patent:
20060191164, Aug 31, 2006
Filed:
Dec 30, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/324148
Inventors:
Mark Dinndorf - Edina MN, US
Jack Pflueger - Pacifica CA, US
International Classification:
A43C 11/00
US Classification:
036050100
Abstract:
A footwear includes an outer member, an inner lining, an instep member, and a lace. The outer member defines an outer surface of the footwear. The inner lining is positioned within the outer member. The instep member extends across an instep portion of the inner lining. The instep member can be positioned between the outer member and the inner lining or embedded within the inner lining. The lace is coupled to the instep member and to the outer member. Applying a tension force to the lace causes the instep member to apply a force against the instep portion of the inner lining, thereby applying an instep force against an instep portion of a user's foot that is positioned in the footwear. The instep force against the user's foot holds the user's foot against a bottom and rear portion of the footwear.

Seat Identification System

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US Patent:
20070107277, May 17, 2007
Filed:
Nov 14, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/164200
Inventors:
Richard Simms - Redmond WA, US
Dennis Lin - Everett WA, US
Domenic Giuntoli - Seattle WA, US
Heidi Kneller - Bellevue WA, US
Peter Mitchell - Marysville WA, US
Melanie Kimsey - Seattle WA, US
Andrew Barr - Kirkland WA, US
Mackenzie Belka - Seattle WA, US
Heather Curtin - Renton WA, US
Jonah Griffith - Seattle WA, US
Jeffrey Ladwig - Seattle WA, US
J. Leckie - Redmond WA, US
Jack Pflueger - Pacifica CA, US
Olen Ronning - Seattle WA, US
Darrin Seeds - Bellingham WA, US
Ryan Smith - Bellingham WA, US
Joseph Sullivan - Spokane WA, US
Assignee:
THE BOEING COMPANY - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G09F 3/00
US Classification:
040320000
Abstract:
A seat identification system for passengers in a cabin of a commercial airliner. Four sign components, identified as the aisle, mile, row and seat components, are arranged and positioned throughout the airplane in a configuration that allows the passengers to receive information about their seats when needed. The aisle signage markers direct the passengers down the appropriate aisle which leads to their seat. The interval row markers or mile markers provide a general location of the particular row in the aircraft for the passenger's seats. The individual row markers are preferably located in the passenger service unit modules and in viewing channels in order to allow the markers to be visible from the aisle. The seat markers are located preferably on the headrest on each seat and are the final vindication that the passenger is in the correct seat.

Footwear Tensioning System

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US Patent:
20130276330, Oct 24, 2013
Filed:
Jan 23, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/748407
Inventors:
Jack Pflueger - Pacifica CA, US
International Classification:
A43B 7/14
US Classification:
36 91
Abstract:
A footwear includes an outer member, an inner lining, an instep member, and a lace. The outer member defines an outer surface of the footwear. The inner lining is positioned within the outer member. The instep member extends across an instep portion of the inner lining. The instep member can be positioned between the outer member and the inner lining or embedded within the inner lining. The lace is coupled to the instep member and to the outer member. Applying a tension force to the lace causes the instep member to apply a force against the instep portion of the inner lining, thereby applying an instep force against an instep portion of a user's foot that is positioned in the footwear. The instep force against the user's foot holds the user's foot against a bottom and rear portion of the footwear.
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