John Mark Donovan, 60Yardley, PA

7695953, Apr 13, 2010

Jan 9, 2007

11/621261

Martin Gould - Mullica Hill NJ, US
Robert Smalley - Woodbury NJ, US
Robert Bernstine - Chesapeake City MD, US
Jackie Gale - Hants, GB
John Donovan - Logan Township NJ, US

American Bio Medica Corporation - Kinderhook NY

G01N 33/533

4352872, 435 71, 4352879, 436514, 436518, 436165, 436174, 422 58, 422 61, 422102

An extraction method and apparatus is provided for obtaining quick, safe and highly sensitive testing of any of a variety of body fluids including saliva, blood, urine or other fluids for drugs of abuse or other analytes. The apparatus includes a latchable extraction wand for obtaining body fluid samples from a subject which is adapted to maximize the portion of the body fluid sample that will go into a graduated bottle containing a buffer solution, and a testing device wherein the sample will be received and into which test strips can be inserted to determine levels of drugs of abuse or other analyte in the sample. In one of the methods of the invention, energy is imparted to the sample and buffer solution, such as by shaking, and this facilitates the reduction of sample viscosity, such as by promoting the breakdown of mucins when the sample is saliva.

8376982, Feb 19, 2013

Mar 16, 2010

12/725175

Martin Gould - Mullica Hill NJ, US
Robert Smalley - Woodbury NJ, US
Robert Bernstine - Chesapeake City MD, US
Jackie Gale - Basingstoke, GB
John Donovan - Logan Township NJ, US

American Bio Medica Corporation - Kinderhook NY

A61B 5/00

604 9, 600573, 600206, 73864, 604 1

An extraction method and apparatus is provided for obtaining quick, safe and highly sensitive testing of a variety of body fluids including saliva, blood, urine or other fluids for drugs of abuse or other analytes. The apparatus includes a latchable extraction wand for obtaining body fluid samples from a subject which is adapted to maximize the portion of the body fluid sample that will go into a graduated bottle containing a buffer solution, and a testing device wherein the sample will be received and into which test strips can be inserted to determine levels of drugs of abuse or other analyte in the sample. In one of the methods of the invention, energy is imparted to the sample and buffer solution, such as by shaking, and this facilitates reduction of sample viscosity, such as by promoting the breakdown of mucins when the sample is saliva.

4030219, Jun 21, 1977

Jun 1, 1976

5/688821

John E. Donovan - Skokie IL

Package Exhibit Programs, Inc. - Niles IL

G09F 1300

40130R

A portable display apparatus is herein disclosed. The portable display apparatus is composed of a plurality of rectangular skeletal frames. Each rectangular skeletal frame of said plurality includes a horizontal hinge, adapted to enable said frame to fold vertically. Each rectangular skeletal frame of said plurality is identical to all other rectangular skeletal frames of said plurality. Each of said frames includes a plurality of opposite vertical members. Each of said vertical members is identical to all other vertical members. Each of said vertical members has a connector portion, and a track portion. Each of said rectangular skeletal frames is adapted to be bolted to other rectangular skeletal frames in either a fixed or pivotal relationship at the connector portions of the vertical members. Each of the rectangular skeletal frames is also adapted to be hingedly connected to the other rectangular skeletal frames. The track portions are adapted to receive a display panel within track portions.

4166332, Sep 4, 1979

Jun 20, 1977

5/807979

John E. Donovan - Skokie IL

Package Exhibit Programs, Inc. - Niles IL

G09F 1300

40605

A portable display apparatus is herein disclosed. The portable display apparatus is composed of a plurality of rectangular skeletal frames. Each rectangular skeletal frame of the plurality includes a horizontal hinge adapted to enable vertical members of the frame to fold vertically. Each of the vertical members has a connector portion and a pair of track portions. Each of the vertical rectangular skeletal frames is adapted to be connected to a dovetail slide connector to other rectangular skeletal frames. The dual track portions are adapted to receive a pair of display panels. The dual track portions are positioned so that connector portions of the dovetail connectors do not interfere with the track portions or display panels.

2017028, Sep 28, 2017

Jun 13, 2017

15/621098

- Atlanta GA, US
Paritosh Bajpay - Edison NJ, US
John Michael Donovan - Dallas TX, US
Narendra Ravi - Sandy Springs GA, US

H04N 21/258
G06N 5/04
H04N 21/482
H04N 21/25
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/262

An apparatus includes a network interface. The apparatus includes a processor coupled to the network interface. The apparatus further includes memory accessible to the processor. The memory includes instructions executable by the processor to perform operations. The operations include receiving user history data based on operation of a customer premise equipment device. The operations include determining additional information based on information extrapolated from the user history data. The operations include dynamically generating a user interface based on the user history data and based on the additional information. The operations further include initiating a transmission of the user interface to the customer premise equipment device.

2016013, May 12, 2016

Jan 15, 2016

14/996995

- Atlanta GA, US
Paritosh Bajpay - Edison NJ, US
John Michael Donovan - San Antonio TX, US
Narendra Ravi - Howell NJ, US

H04N 21/258
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/262
H04N 21/25

An apparatus includes a network interface. The apparatus includes a processor coupled to the network interface. The apparatus further includes memory accessible to the processor. The memory includes instructions that are executable by the processor to perform operations. The operations include receiving user history information associated with customer premise equipment device. The operations include generating a rule associated with a startup screen based on the user history information and based on additional information. The additional information is based on information extrapolated from the user history information and based on external information that is not directly accessed by or provided to the customer premise equipment device. The operations further include initiating a transmission of the rule to the customer premise equipment device.