Michael B Fogarty, 66674 Stonington Cir, Dayton, OH 45458

8449303, May 28, 2013

Dec 10, 2010

12/965275

Michael W. Fogarty - Alexandria VA, US

G09B 25/00

434365

A meeting attendee brings into a meeting room a kit which includes a container possessing a supply cylinder on which conventional electrostatic or electret film/paper is wound, a retention cylinder, and, optionally, writing implements. A sheet of the electrostatic film is unwound from the supply roll and is applied to a vertical surface to which it clings by electrostatic attraction. The exposed side of the sheet is written-on by conventional writing tools. Following the meeting, one or more of the sheets is peeled from the surface and retained by being wound up and placed into the retention cylinder. The retention cylinder can then be removed from the meeting room within the container or separately therefrom.

2013014, Jun 6, 2013

Nov 30, 2012

13/690222

Michael W. Fogarty - Alexandria VA, US

B42D 17/00

281 44

Described herein is a method and easel pad on which an attendee at a meeting can write information such as notes, comments, figures, etc. in a way that is visible to all attendees and which can be easily retained throughout the meeting. In practice, a user brings into the meeting room an easel pad comprised of a pad of electrostatic sheets. The easel pad further comprises a starter slit on each sheet of the pad of electrostatic sheets, and a cutter blade for accommodating easy handling, cutting and removal of a sheet from the pad. The pad is placed on an easel. During the meeting or in preparation thereof, information is written on the pad of electrostatic sheets. When desired, one can tear off the top electrostatic sheet on which the information has been written, and simply apply the sheet to any surface, such as a wall or separate board, so that the sheet clings to the surface due to the electrostatic attraction. Everyone in the meeting can still view the sheet containing the written information, while new information is being discussed and written on the next electrostatic sheet of the easel pad.

2015021, Aug 6, 2015

Apr 17, 2015

14/689998

- Chicago IL, US
GARY E. GEORGESON - CHICAGO IL, US
MICHAEL D. FOGARTY - CHICAGO IL, US
MICHAEL W. EVENS - CHICAGO IL, US
JEFFREY M. HANSEN - CHICAGO IL, US

B29C 65/00
B29C 70/54
B29C 70/38

An apparatus for fabricating a stack of adhesive plies for attaching a doubler to a surface on a structure includes a digital scanner, configured for scanning the surface and for producing a first set of digital data representing a contour of the surface, and a computer, coupled to the digital scanner, having a processor and system memory. The computer is programmed for mapping a gap between a bonding surface on the doubler and the surface on the structure using the first set of digital data and a second set of digital data representing the bonding surface, and for segmenting the mapped gap into layers corresponding to the adhesive plies.