John B Anthony, 591866 Via Del Rey, South Pasadena, CA 91030

2006022, Oct 12, 2006

Jan 13, 2006

11/332460

Jens Timm - West Haven CT, US
John Anthony - Corning NY, US

A61F 2/30

606061000

Systems, assemblies and methods for assembling a sheath member with respect to a spinal stabilization device are provided. The disclosed sheath assembly includes at least one connector ring mounted with respect to a sheath member. The connector ring defines an inner wall that shields the sheath member from elements positioned therewithin, e.g., spring members, and generally includes a plurality of radially-spaced notches. The connector ring receives the sheath member within an internal cavity and is secured thereto by crimping, compression or swaging. The sheath assembly may be mounted with respect to a spinal stabilization device by crimping, compressing or swaging the connector ring to an underlying structure, e.g., an end cap or associated flange. The internal cavity of the connector ring is generally defined by an inner face, an outer wall and an intermediate apex region. Methods for assembly are also disclosed.

5588853, Dec 31, 1996

May 17, 1995

8/442897

John C. Anthony - Fairfield CT

Hubbell Incorporated - Orange CT

H01R 1344

439136

A sealing arrangement including a closure cap and an integral mounting gasket for sealing a mounted electrical connector housing. The closure cap and the gasket are formed as a one-piece, unitary member. The closure cap is designed to engage a shroud of the electrical connector housing for covering the electrical contacts of the electrical connector. The gasket is designed to seal the interface between the electrical connector housing and a wiring enclosure. The closure cap is coupled to the gasket by a strap so that the closure cap will be readily accessible to the user even when the closure cap is not being used.

5680926, Oct 28, 1997

May 17, 1995

8/442838

John L. Sandor - Wallingford CT
Patrick J. Tiberio - Huntington CT
John C. Anthony - Fairfield CT

Hubbell Incorporated - Orange CT

H01H 920

200 5108

A switched electrical device adapted to be coupled to a complementary locking type electrical connector by initial relative axial movement therebetween and subsequent relative rotational movement therebetween. The switched electrical device includes a housing with an inlet opening for receiving the complementary electrical connector, a rotatable locking type electrical connector with a set of electrical contacts for engaging the electrical contacts of the complementary electrical connector, a switch mounted within the housing for selectively supplying electrical energy to the set of electrical contacts of the electrical connector, an operating handle for moving the switch between "on" and "off" positions, and an interlock mechanism for releasably locking the switch. The interlock mechanism selectively locks the switch in its "off" position so that it cannot move to its "on" position, until after the complementary electrical connector has been inserted into said opening and rotated to a locked position. The interlock mechanism also prevents removal of the complementary electrical connector from the inlet opening until the operating handle has been moved to its "off" position, which disconnects power to the electrical contacts of the switch connector and the electrical contacts of the complementary connector.

4885680, Dec 5, 1989

Jul 25, 1986

6/890428

John H. Anthony - Danbury CT
William C. Brantley - Mount Kisco NY
Kevin P. McAuliffe - Yorktown Heights NY
Vern A. Norton - Croton-on-Hudson NY
Gregory F. Pfister - Yorktown Heights NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1300

364200

A method and apparatus for marking data that is temporarily cacheable to facilitate the efficient management of said data. A bit in the segment and/or page descriptor of the data called the marked data bit (MDB) is generated by the compiler and included in a request for data from memory by the processor in the form of a memory address and will be stored in the cache directory at a location related to the particular line of data involved. The bit is passed to the cache together with the associated real address after address translation (in the case of a real cache). when the cache controls load the address of the data in the directory it is also stored the marked data bit (MDB) in the directory with the address. When the cacheability of the temporarily cacheable data changes from cacheable to non-cacheable, a single instruction is issued to cause the cache to invalidate all marked data. When an "invalidate marked data" instruction is received, the cache controls sweep through the entire cache directory and invalidate any cache line which has the "marked data bit" set in a single pass.

D371112, Jun 25, 1996

May 17, 1995

D/038935

John C. Anthony - Fairfield CT

Hubbell Incorporated - Orange CT

D13146

5735704, Apr 7, 1998

May 17, 1995

8/442840

John C. Anthony - Fairfield CT

Hubbell Incorporated - Orange CT

H01R 1352

439271

A shroud seal having an annular ring portion and an annular lip portion. The annular ring portion is installed on the shroud of an electrical connector such that the annular lip portion is axially compressed on the shroud by a mating shrouded electrical connector. The annular ring portion has a frustoconical inner sealing surface which is sized to be twisted from its original molded frustoconical form to a cylindrical form when installed around the shroud of the electrical connector. This twisting of the shroud seal produces a concentrated hoop stress in the seal at its points of contact with the shroud. The annular ring portion and the lip portion are compliant to allow for large axial tolerance variations between the mating electrical connectors, and provides for low insertion force between the mating electrical connector. In one embodiment, the electrical connector is in the form of a plug having a tubular portion or seal guard for encircling the shroud seal to protect the seal. In other embodiment, the electrical connector is in the form of an inlet having a mounting flange to mount the electrical connector to a wiring enclosure.

5573412, Nov 12, 1996

May 17, 1995

8/442896

John C. Anthony - Fairfield CT

Hubbell Incorporated - Orange CT

H02G 318

439133

An electrical connector housing having a tubular body portion, a flange portion and a cylindrical shroud surrounding an electrical connector. The shroud has at least one aperture or lockout hole in a side wall thereof to removably receive a locking member. The removable locking member is preferably a padlock having a substantially U-shaped shackle extending through the lockout hole in the Shroud to prevent insertion of a mating electrical connector into the electrical connector housing. The mounting flange portion has a notched section above the lockout hole in the shroud so that the shroud can be substantially recessed within the tubular body portion and the locking member can still be easily installed into the lockout hole.

D370889, Jun 18, 1996

May 17, 1995

D/038936

John C. Anthony - Fairfield CT

Hubbell Incorporated - Orange CT

D13146