Daniel G Mccarthy

US Patent:

20090048859, Feb 19, 2009

Filed:

Jun 9, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/135733

Inventors:

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

International Classification:

G06Q 10/00

US Classification:

705 1

Abstract:

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.

US Patent:

53380690, Aug 16, 1994

Filed:

Apr 28, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/054441

Inventors:

Daniel F. McCarthy - Beechhurst NY

Assignee:

Scully Signal Company - Wilmington MA

International Classification:

F16L 3500

US Classification:

285 38

Abstract:

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.

US Patent:

41659937, Aug 28, 1979

Filed:

Sep 19, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/834800

Inventors:

Daniel F. McCarthy - North Haven CT
Carolann L. McCarthy - North Haven CT

International Classification:

B08B 504
B08B 900
B08B 904
B08B 704

US Classification:

134 21

Abstract:

The method of flue and fireplace cleaning includes the preparatory steps, if needed, of cleaning out ashes from a pit or sump, followed by connecting a vacuum hose to a low point in each system and spraying an industrial type detergent steam spray through a steam hose from the top of the chimney downward, loosening all sooty deposits in the form of a wet slurry which is collected and removed through the vacuum hose. A fireplace is cleaned by a similar steam spray and vacuum operation after sealing the fireplace opening by means of a tight-fitting shield having openings for the steam and vacuum conduits. In flue cleaning the vacuum hose is connected by means of an adaptor having an inwardly projecting ledge which intercepts falling debris and directs it into the hose, and in industrial installations the vacuum removal system may be replaced by a removable receptacle occupying the bottom of a stack in a position to receive the debris from periodic steam cleaning operations.