Robert Leslie Leonard

Address:

337 Delmonico St NE, Palm Bay, FL 32907

VIN:

1HGCM66407A062924

Make:

HONDA

Model:

ACCORD

Year:

2007

US Patent:

20050121146, Jun 9, 2005

Filed:

Nov 1, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/979879

Inventors:

Robert Leonard - Canal Fulton OH, US
Bradley Borne - Uniontown OH, US
Bryan Pittman - Alliance OH, US

International Classification:

B32B031/00
B32B001/00

US Classification:

156350000, 156584000, 156384000

Abstract:

A printer for use with a label assembly having a liner and a plurality of labels. The printer may include a peeling edge, a drive subassembly, and a manually actuatable peel-selector subassembly. The drive subassembly may be configured to move the label assembly through the printer and over the peeling edge. The peel-selector subassembly may be configured to enable a user to manually select between a non-peel mode and a peel mode. In a non-peel mode, the label assembly is moved over the peeling edge with the labels are attached to the liner; that is, labels are not removed from the liner while being dispensed from the printer. In a peel mode, the label assembly is moved over the peeling edge so that the labels are separated or peeled away from the liner.

US Patent:

20060060649, Mar 23, 2006

Filed:

Jul 18, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/183563

Inventors:

Brian Brucker - North Canton OH, US
Harminder Patria - Everett WA, US
Brian Clubb - Everett WA, US
Lester Wright - Lynwood WA, US
Bryan Pittman - Alliance OH, US
Donald Nelson - Akron OH, US
Robert Leonard - Henderson NV, US
Bradley Borne - Uniontown OH, US
Brett Barrett - Everett WA, US
Jerry Wagoner - Everett WA, US
Gary Lemmon - Bothell WA, US
John Elder - Lake Stevens WA, US
Darrin Heffernan - Olympia WA, US

Assignee:

Diebold Election Sytems, Inc. - McKinney TX

International Classification:

G07C 13/00
G06K 7/10

US Classification:

235386000, 235454000

Abstract:

A modular integrated software and hardware suite accepts data exported from a voter registration database corresponding to requests for mail ballots, sorts the information as necessary for ballot preparation, creates a road map for ballot mailing preparation, provides for mail presorting, scans returned ballot envelopes using a ballot envelope scanner, accepts data from such ballot envelope scanner, and matches the data from the scanned returned ballots with information in the voter registration database, sorts ballots that cannot be electronically matched to a particular voter into a separate stack for manual processing, automates the signature verification process for electronically matched ballots, and returns updated data to the voter registration database. A ballot envelope scanner uses a passive feed system, a separator brush, a variable speed straight paper path to minimize jamming through the ballot envelope scanner. The ballot envelope scanner also works in connection with a workstation application to interpret a barcode, store an image of the ballot envelope signature in association with a specific voter, print an endorsement on each verified ballot envelope, store the endorsement with the signature image, or alternatively divert ballot envelopes with unrecognizable or unmatched barcodes to a separate tray for manual processing.

US Patent:

20070248248, Oct 25, 2007

Filed:

Jun 20, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/820787

Inventors:

Brian Brucker - North Canton OH, US
Harminder Patria - Everett WA, US
Brian Clubb - Everett WA, US
Lester Wright - Lynwood WA, US
Bryan Pittman - Alliance OH, US
Donald Nelson - Akron OH, US
Robert Leonard - Henderson NV, US
Bradley Borne - Uniontown OH, US
Brett Barrett - Everett WA, US
Jerry Wagoner - Everett WA, US
Gary Lemmon - Bothell WA, US
John Elder - Lake Stevens WA, US
Darrin Heffernan - Olympia WA, US

Assignee:

Diebold Election Systems, Inc. - Allen TX

International Classification:

G06K 9/62

US Classification:

382119000

Abstract:

A modular integrated software and hardware suite can accept data exported from a voter registration database corresponding to requests for mail ballots, sort the data as necessary for ballot preparation, create a road map for ballot mailing preparation, provide for mail presorting, scan returned ballot envelopes using a ballot envelope scanner, and accept data from the scanner. The scanner uses a passive feed system, a separator brush, and a variable speed straight paper path to minimize jamming through the ballot envelope scanner. The scanner can work with a workstation application to interpret a barcode, store an image of the ballot envelope signature in association with a specific voter, print an endorsement on each verified ballot envelope, and store the endorsement with the signature image. The scanner can divert ballot envelopes with unrecognizable or unmatched barcodes to a separate tray for manual processing.