Ben C Lee

US Patent:

20070118517, May 24, 2007

Filed:

Nov 21, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/284591

Inventors:

Ben Lee - Fullerton CA, US

International Classification:

G06F 17/30

US Classification:

707005000

Abstract:

An information management method relates to make the connection between depositor () and searcher (), using words (W, W) of natural language. The word (W, W) is attached with at least one predefined key-code (K, K) which stands for at least one of the pre-analyzed subject-matters of the item and the associated depositor (), forming a key-coded word (). The depositor () and the searcher () use the same key-codes (K, K) with the words (W, W) so as to attain consensus in communicating with each other, not only for single word query but also for the full text query.

US Patent:

59789689, Nov 9, 1999

Filed:

Jul 27, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/123058

Inventors:

Ben Gill-Ho Lee - Fullerton CA

International Classification:

A42B 122

US Classification:

21754

Abstract:

An attachment 10 being made with a springy, yet relatively rigid material includes two elongated and U-shaped arms 12, 14 which are aligned with the front and rear portions of a lower periphery of an internal surface of a crown 22 of a headgear 20 respectively. The crown has an opening which is larger than its ordinary size for a wearer's head 30. Each arm has two end portions oriented toward the left and right portions of a lower periphery of the crown, spaced apart to each other in a distance shorter than a width between the left and right sides of the head, adapted to clamp the left and right sides of the head in the springy manner, also adapted to make the opening of the crown narrowed in its left and right directions while the opening is lengthened elliptically in its front and rear directions to provide air space to the head, whereby the air space can engage to ventilate scalp of the head keeping cool and dry and also to prevent hair of the head from being disturbed and pressed.

US Patent:

47441453, May 17, 1988

Filed:

Dec 31, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/947840

Inventors:

Ben G. Lee - Fullerton CA

International Classification:

B26B 1300

US Classification:

30134

Abstract:

A hair parting and grasping cutter providing means for parting, grasping, lifting and cutting a person's hair conveniently by one hand operation, comprises a frame (20), an upper shear (40), an upper shear casing (60) and a lower shear (70). The elongated upper and lower portions of the frame each comprises in sequence of a front portion (22, 32), an arm portion (24, 34) with a slot (23, 33), a handle portion (26, 36) and a spring portion (28, 38) which is joined to a rear end (30) of the frame, so as to be closed each other to grasp the hair by the squeezing strength of a user's hand onto the handle portions. The sharp ended front portions are inserted to the hair to part the desired section of the hair. The upper shear casing is fixedly attached to the upper arm portion within the upper slot, and the upper shear is pivotably attached to near the front end of the upper shear casing. A spring strip (66) to force the upper shear upwardly and an upperwall (64) to stop the upper shear are one-piece body with the upper shear casing.

US Patent:

60121734, Jan 11, 2000

Filed:

Jun 9, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/870754

Inventors:

Ben Gill-Ho Lee - Fullerton CA

International Classification:

A42C 504

US Classification:

21955

Abstract:

An attachment 10 being made with a springy, yet relatively rigid material includes at least one U-shaped arm 12 which is in contact with an internal surface of a crown 22 of a headgear 20. The crown has an opening which is larger than its ordinary size for a wearer's head 30. The arm has two end portions oriented toward the left and right portions of a lower periphery of the crown respectively, spaced apart to each other in a distance shorter than a width between the left and right sides of the head, adapted to clamp the left and right sides of the head in the springy manner, also adapted to make the opening of the crown narrowed in its left and right directions while the opening is lengthened elliptically in its front and rear directions to provide air space to the head, whereby the air space can engage to ventilate scalp 32 of the head keeping cool and dry and also to prevent hair 34 of the head from being disturbed and pressed.