John H Webb

Address:

337 Palmway Ln, Orlando, FL 32828

VIN:

1N4AL21E17N482322

Make:

NISSAN

Model:

ALTIMA

Year:

2007

US Patent:

7922620, Apr 12, 2011

Filed:

Aug 7, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/835379

Inventors:

D. Scott Douglas - Belleair FL, US
John D. Webb - Clearwater FL, US
Alexis D. Webb - Clearwater FL, US

Assignee:

Center of Rotational Exercise, Inc. - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

A63B 71/00

US Classification:

482 8, 482 1, 482 51, 482137

Abstract:

An exercising machine for exercising of a user's torso, arm, leg or other body part, including an exercising attachment for exercising of the user's torso, arm, leg or other body part, a computer-controlled resistance actuator operatively connected to the exercising attachment to impart a resistance for concentric exercising of the user's torso, arm, leg or other body part through a forward range of motion, a computer-controlled force actuator operatively connected to the exercising attachment to impart a force for eccentric exercising of the user's torso, arm, leg or other body part through a reverse range of motion, a computer for controlling the actuators and a method for exercising, including imparting a resistance for concentric exercising of a user's torso, arm, leg or other body part through a forward range of motion and imparting a force for eccentric exercising of the user's torso, arm, leg or other body part through a reverse range of motion.

US Patent:

8187153, May 29, 2012

Filed:

Sep 13, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/880688

Inventors:

D. Scott Douglas - Belleair FL, US
John D. Webb - Clearwater FL, US
Alexis D. Webb - Clearwater FL, US

Assignee:

Center for Rotational Exercise, Inc. - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

A63B 71/00

US Classification:

482 8, 482 51, 482137

Abstract:

An exercising machine for exercising of a user's torso, arm, leg or other body part, including an exercising attachment for exercising of the user's torso, arm, leg or other body part, a computer-controlled resistance actuator operatively connected to the exercising attachment to impart a resistance for concentric exercising of the user's torso, arm, leg or other body part through a forward range of motion, a computer-controlled force actuator operatively connected to the exercising attachment to impart a force for eccentric exercising of the user's torso, arm, leg or other body part through a reverse range of motion, a computer for controlling the actuators and a method for exercising, including imparting a resistance for concentric exercising of a user's torso, arm, leg or other body part through a forward range of motion and imparting a force for eccentric exercising of the user's torso, arm, leg or other body part through a reverse range of motion.

US Patent:

49903454, Feb 5, 1991

Filed:

Dec 5, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/279497

Inventors:

John D. Webb - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

B65D 5120
B65D 5000
B65D 4314
B65D 2100

US Classification:

426123

Abstract:

A container for the storing and the direct consumption of edible contents therefrom. The container comprises a substantially cylindrically shaped container defined by an upstanding sidewall and an upper lid and a substantially parallel lower closure. The container also comprises a cover removably mounted above the upper lid to define a space between the upper lid and the cover. A utensil is located within the space for consuming the edible contents within the container. The container further comprises means between the upper lid and the cover for emitting a fragrance upon the separation of the cover from the upper lid. One of the lids and the sidewall thereadjacent is constricted to a reduced size for being inserted into the opposite end of another container for stacking purposes. The package is tamper evident with its upper lid coupled with respect to the sidewall so as to preclude littering. Lastly, also disclosed are methods of fabricating, filling and using such containers.

US Patent:

39818349, Sep 21, 1976

Filed:

Dec 30, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/537335

Inventors:

Larry J. Kern - Denver CO
John D. Webb - Denver CO

International Classification:

C08L 126

US Classification:

260 17R

Abstract:

A curing composition for green concrete in the form of a water base emulsion exemplified by a composition comprising a film forming resin illustrated by a polydicyclopentadiene, stearic acid as an emulsifying agent, xylene as a solvent for the resin and stearic acid, a non-ionic surfactant to aid in film forming and water clean up, hydroxybutyl methocellulose as a thixotropic agent, water as the carrier medium, ammonia to aid in emulsification, and optionally, titanium dioxide as a pigment. The invention includes the process for making the composition and for treating concrete with the composition.

US Patent:

40655822, Dec 27, 1977

Filed:

Jun 7, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/693226

Inventors:

John Webb - Clearwater FL
Alan Houghton - Dunedin FL

Assignee:

Webbs Machine Design - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

A23L 1212

US Classification:

426231

Abstract:

A method for automatically peeling fruit whereby a cutter blade is moved toward and away from the fruit as a function of the sensed impedance between the cutter blade and ground through the fruit so that substantially all of the peel is removed. In the preferred embodiment, a horizontal assembly presents a fruit to each of a plurality of fruit holders mounted on a vertical assembly so that each one of the presented fruit is impaled on a different spike of the vertical assembly. A plurality of cutter assemblies each mounting a cutter blade are moved toward and away from the fruit as it is rotated and moved upward to remove the peel. A control circuit includes a counter incremented by pulses from Hall Effect Switches which are energized by magnets mounted on the vertical and horizontal assemblies and controls movement of the assemblies to carry out a predetermined cycle.

US Patent:

47827041, Nov 8, 1988

Filed:

Dec 16, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/942238

Inventors:

John Webb - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

G01L 718
G01L 900

US Classification:

73749

Abstract:

This invention relates to mercury manometers for a purge bubbler liquid level control system or the like. More particularly, this invention relates to mercury manometers comprising a mercury column with electrical contacts imbedded in the walls of the column for sensing specific liquid levels.

US Patent:

RE371327, Apr 10, 2001

Filed:

Dec 17, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/770686

Inventors:

D. Scott Douglas - Clearwater FL
John D. Webb - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

A63B 2100

US Classification:

482110

Abstract:

An energy absorbing exercising and training machine for exercising a person's ability to accelerate a portion of his body through a path of motion. The machine comprises a flywheel rotatably connected to a frame by means of a pair of journal bearings. A harness assembly is provided for connection to the portion of the person's body to be exercised. The flywheel and the harness assembly are interconnected to allow the flywheel to rigidly engage relative to the harness assembly upon acceleration of the harness assembly relative to the flywheel in a first direction along a path of motion of the body portion being exercised and to also allow the flywheel to disengage and freely rotate relative to the harness assembly upon deceleration of the harness assembly relative to the flywheel.

US Patent:

50508717, Sep 24, 1991

Filed:

Oct 25, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/607641

Inventors:

D. Scott Douglas - Clearwater FL
John D. Webb - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

A63B 2100

US Classification:

272128

Abstract:

An energy absorbing exercising and training machine for exercising a person's ability to accelerate a portion of his body through a path of motion. The machine comprises a flywheel rotatably connected to a frame by means of a pair of journal bearings. A harness assembly is provided for connection to the portion of the person's body to be exercised. The flywheel and the harness assembly are interconnected to allow the flywheel to rigidly engage relative to the harness assembly upon acceleration of the harness assembly relative to the flywheel in a first direction along a path of motion of the body portion being exercised and to also allow the flywheel to disengage and freely rotate relative to the harness assembly upon deceleration of the harness assembly relative to the flywheel.