Jonathan Paul Foss, 451520 Savanna Dr, Prior Lake, MN 55379

7281652, Oct 16, 2007

May 18, 2005

11/131606

Jonathan G. Foss - Shorewood MN, US

G06F 17/00

235375, 705 11

A system provides information indicative of customer satisfaction respecting at least one service or sales provider, the system including at least one customer information entry component that provides customer input to a database supported by a financial service provider that assists point-of-sales or point-of-service payment to a site. The system can segregate or aggregate accumulated customer input data according to at least business one customer of the financial service provider. At least one business customer can access information from the accumulated customer input data that relates to data relating to that specific business customer. The system can provide alerts and/or can relate the data in its variance to the customer's historical average scores. A method of providing information to a master business site regarding a subordinate business site comprises providing the subordinate business site with a point-of-sales or point-of-service data input for local customer site evaluation data to be provided by a local on-site primary customer, data input and data reception being directly associated with a financial service provider electronically supported economic transactions and transmitting data relating to both the economic service and the local customer site evaluation data to a processor that receives both the economic transaction data and the local customer site evaluation data.

2002018, Dec 5, 2002

Jun 4, 2001

09/873846

Jonathan Foss - Shorewood MN, US

B63C009/125

441/098000

A floatation device, particularly a floatation device for children that can be easily worn, easily positioned, effective in operation, and sufficiently innocuous in appearance comprises an self-inflating tube that is worn around the neck, lies relatively flat against the wearer, and nests under and against the chin when inflated, without pressing tightly against the neck as would restrict breathing. The uninflated device may be plain or decorated and should respond to direct contact with water by inflating within no more than one minute of contact with water, and preferably in less than 15 seconds of contact with water. The device should not inflate nor generate gas when contacted with 85 C. and 98% relative humidity for 15 minutes.

2007011, May 31, 2007

Nov 28, 2005

11/287648

Jonathan Foss - Shorewood MN, US

A01D 7/00

056400160

An efficient raking device has a handle with a gripping end and a raking end. The raking end has at least a first rake head and a second rake head. The two rake heads are disposed so that a) when the raking end is pressed firmly against a ground surface ends tines of each of the at least two rake heads contact the ground surface; and b) pointed ends of the tines on each rake head contact the ground surface, with pointed ends of tines on the first rake head being more distal from the gripping end than pointed ends of tines of the second rake head. The first rake head is relatively closer to the ground surface when the device is in a raking position, and the first rake head may be able to pivot away from the second rake head when the device is held relatively horizontally over the ground surface.

2007012, Jun 7, 2007

Dec 5, 2005

11/294289

Jonathan Foss - Shorewood MN, US

A46B 9/02

015106000, 015172000

An efficient sweeping device has a handle with a gripping end and a sweeping end. The sweeping end has at least a first brush head and a second brush head. The two brush heads are disposed so that a) when the sweeping end is pressed firmly against a ground surface ends of bristles of each of the at least two brush heads contact the ground surface; and b) ends of the bristles on each broom head contact the ground surface, with ends of bristles on the first broom head being more distal from the gripping end than ends of bristles of the second broom head. The first broom head may be able to pivot away from the second broom head when the device is held relatively horizontally over the ground surface.

2007023, Oct 11, 2007

Mar 28, 2006

11/391513

Jonathan Foss - Shorewood MN, US

H04N 5/44

348734000

A hand-held remote control device has a viewing screen that displays information, possibly including real time information available through reception in the television or reception available to the television. The remote control displays the information, which may be different than the information actually displayed on the television, including available menus and images of channels other than a channel being viewed on the television. The remote may switch functions among view only on the remote, control television only, or combinations of image/volume control on the television at the same time that remote viewing is enabled.

2008009, Apr 17, 2008

Oct 9, 2007

11/973443

Jonathan Foss - Shorewood MN, US

G06Q 30/00

705010000, 705021000

A system provides information indicative of customer satisfaction respecting at least one service or sales provider, the system including at least one customer information entry component that provides customer input to a database supported by a financial service provider that assists point-of-sales or point-of-service payment to a site. The system can segregate or aggregate accumulated customer input data according to at least business one customer of the financial service provider. At least one business customer can access information from the accumulated customer input data that relates to data relating to that specific business customer. The system can provide alerts and/or can relate the data in its variance to the customer's historical average scores. A method of providing information to a master business site regarding a subordinate business site comprises providing the subordinate business site with a point-of-sales or point-of-service data input for local customer site evaluation data to be provided by a local on-site primary customer, data input and data reception being directly associated with a financial service provider electronically supported economic transactions and transmitting data relating to both the economic service and the local customer site evaluation data to a processor that receives both the economic transaction data and the local customer site evaluation data.

2021030, Oct 7, 2021

Jun 11, 2021

17/345206

Jonathan G. Foss - Waconia MN, US

A61K 8/67
A61K 8/02
A61K 8/19
A61Q 17/00
A61Q 19/10
A61Q 5/02

A method of dechlorinating skin, especially dechlorinating skin, hair and/or nails of humans including contacting said skin, hair and/or nails with an aqueous composition for sufficient time to reduce halogen effects on the skin, hair and/or nails. The aqueous composition includes at least water and an oil-soluble bis-ascorbate in a weight ratio of about 0.1 to 25% by weight of the total aqueous composition and ).05% to 30% by weight of suspended carbon particles. The composition may be free of ascorbic acid, and the oil-soluble ascorbate is a bis or tri- or tetraalkanol ascorbate such as bisglyceryl ascorbate.

2021031, Oct 7, 2021

Jun 16, 2021

17/348938

Jonathan G. FOSS - Eden Prairie MN, US

E03D 9/00
E03D 9/03

This disclosure relates to systems, methods, and compositions for dispensing multiple compositions into a plurality of containers or atmospheres. In one embodiment, this disclosure pertains to treating and preventing offensive odors arising from toilets. The system includes a base station with at least one bag-on-valve (BOV) canister, which holds one or more compositions. A tube leads from the output of the bag-on-valve canister to a bowl clip and/or to a spray nozzle. The bowl clip can be mounted to a toilet bowl. One example embodiment of the invention includes a bowl clip with a sensor that initiates release of the composition(s) from the bag-on-valve (BOV) canister(s), while another embodiment initiates release of the composition(s) from the bag-on-valve (BOV) canister(s) using a motion sensor or activation switch. The compositions are delivered to treat and prevent offensive odors.