Richard C Nash

US Patent:

20040168171, Aug 26, 2004

Filed:

Nov 7, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/704069

Inventors:

Robert Comparato - Sparta NJ, US
Frank Grande - Oakland NY, US
Olli Jason - Milford PA, US
Frank Librera - Commack NY, US
George Hinchcliff - Cornwall NY, US
Richard Nash - Medford NY, US

International Classification:

H04N003/36

US Classification:

718/106000, 718/102000

Abstract:

A method is provided that collects, analysis and graphically displays the relationship between processing jobs, files and systems within a batch environment. Job processing order is illustrated using flow charts that display dependencies between jobs and files. Dependencies exist when jobs are triggered by other jobs and/or files and by jobs that require files created by other jobs. By selecting a starting job or file, and the direction of the stream, a user can view either successor or predecessor information. In addition to flowcharts detailed information, such as run-time schedules, location, ownership, help telephone member, etc. is available about each individual job and file. The data to create the display is regularly collected from a scheduling system (such as CA7) parsed and downloaded onto a file server where it is analyzed and prepared for access by the graphic user interface over a local area network.

US Patent:

39983633, Dec 21, 1976

Filed:

Jul 31, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/600839

Inventors:

Steven W. Beres - Bridgeport CT
Richard J. Nash - Monroe CT

Assignee:

VCA Corporation - Baton Rouge LA

International Classification:

B65D 4728

US Classification:

222321

Abstract:

A hand-operated, spray dispenser pump assembly for use on a container having an outwardly extending bead adjacent its top opening, for example, an aerosol-type can. The pump is attached to the container by means of a special snap-on closure member. The closure member is molded from a somewhat resilient, strong, thermoplastic material and includes a top wall having an opening for the stem of the pump and a depending skirt which is provided with an inwardly facing, annular bead on its inner walls adapted to be snapped over the outwardly extending, complementary bead on the top of the container. The pump is provided with an integral annular flange adjacent its top opening, which flange is snap fitted inside the special closure member. An annular rubber gasket is provided around the periphery of the pump flange and makes a leak-proof sealing engagement with the top opening in the container when the special closure is snapped down over the top of the container.