Charles Robert Russell

US Patent:

20090207979, Aug 20, 2009

Filed:

Jun 20, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/143560

Inventors:

Charles Mark Russell - Roswell GA, US

International Classification:

H04M 1/64

US Classification:

379 85

Abstract:

A system and method for recording and evaluating communication including a computer program product operable to allow users to search for and locate one or more selected target user(s) and operable to provide access to feedback from one or more verified user(s) having recorded one or more communication with the selected target user(s), including recorded verbal interactions between the verified users and the selected target user(s). Additional subjective information, rating, comment, or the like may be provided to supplement the objective information, wherein the objective information may allow a user to put the subjective information into context

US Patent:

20090210334, Aug 20, 2009

Filed:

Feb 19, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/033783

Inventors:

Charles Mark RUSSELL - Roswell GA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 99/00

US Classification:

705 35, 705 1

Abstract:

A system and method for publicizing business services including objective information for use by customers or prospective customers in selecting a service provider, including verified recordings of actual interactions between service providers and their customers. Additional subjective information, rating, comment, or the like may be provided to supplement the objective information, wherein the objective information may allow a user to put the subjective information into context.

US Patent:

56538057, Aug 5, 1997

Filed:

Nov 9, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/556019

Inventors:

Charles T. Russell - Fair Haven MI
Gerald G. Kilgore - Algonac MI

Assignee:

PTM Corporation - Fair Haven MI

International Classification:

B05C 1300

US Classification:

118503

Abstract:

A positioning method and fixture apparatus for use in painting or coating a vehicle body panel, such as a plastic composite deck lid, when mounted on a pair of existing spring-counterbalanced arms of deck lid hinges. The method and apparatus releasably retains and positions the deck lid by forces applied directly at the hinges rather than to the deck lid. A rigid transverse main strut of the fixture laterally spans the body panel between the hinges and carries a pair of hook members rigidly affixed to its ends that releasably attach one to each associated hinge arm. A secondary strut extends rearwardly from the main strut and has a slide bolt latch to releasably engage the rear underside edge of the deck lid stationary against lid-opening counterbalancing spring forces, and to secure the fixture unitarily to the deck lid at three points. A lid manipulating arm pivotally carded on the secondary strut has spaced notch hooks to hold the deck lid in selected partially open positions for coating application. The fixture is torsionally and longitudinally rigid to prevent torsional stress being exerted by the hinges on the deck lid panel.

US Patent:

D2461064, Oct 18, 1977

Filed:

Mar 28, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/562811

Inventors:

Charles Russell - Southfield MI

Assignee:

Clarke-Gravely Corporation - Muskegon MI

International Classification:

D1505
D1213

US Classification:

D15 48

US Patent:

46064303, Aug 19, 1986

Filed:

Oct 4, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/784047

Inventors:

William R. Roby - Powder Springs GA
Charles M. Russell - Kernersville NC

Assignee:

Southern Railway Company - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

A62B 3500

US Classification:

182 3

Abstract:

A safety restraint device is adapted to be mounted on a rail of a railway track, and includes a substantially U-shaped hood having a pair of hinged hood sections each supporting upper and lower rollers for engagement respectively with upper and lower surfaces of the ball of the rail. The upper rollers are adjustable for accommodating different rail weights, the rollers are located wholly within the hood, and the hinged hood sections permit quick assembly to and removal from the rail.

US Patent:

60869585, Jul 11, 2000

Filed:

Jul 14, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/892416

Inventors:

Charles T. Russell - Fair Haven MI
Gerald G Kilgore - Algonac MI

International Classification:

B05D 302
B05C 1300

US Classification:

4273855

Abstract:

A positioning method and fixture apparatus for use in such method for painting or coating a vehicle body panel, such as a plastic composite deck lid, when mounted on a pair of existing spring-counterbalanced arms of deck lid hinges. In the method, the apparatus is used to releasably retain and position the deck lid by forces applied directly at the hinges rather than to the deck lid. A rigid transverse main strut of the fixture laterally spans the body panel between the hinges and carries a pair of hook members rigidly affixed to its ends that are releasably attached one to each associated hinge arm. A secondary strut extends rearwardly from the main strut and has a slide bolt latch that is releasably engaged to the rear underside edge of the deck lid to secure the fixture unitarily to the deck lid at three points. A lid manipulating arm pivotally carried on the secondary strut has spaced vehicle-body-engaging notch hooks that are used to hold the deck lid stationary against lid-opening counterbalancing spring forces in selected partially open positions for coating application. The fixture is torsionally and longitudinally rigid to prevent torsional stress being exerted by the hinges on the deck lid panel.

US Patent:

20150098781, Apr 9, 2015

Filed:

Oct 9, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/049414

Inventors:

- Dalton GA, US
Charles H. Russell - Woodstock GA, US

International Classification:

B66C 13/00
B66C 1/66
B66C 19/00

US Classification:

414589, 414800

Abstract:

An assembly, method and system for lifting a package defining an internal aperture. The lifting assembly has an elongate handle configured for attachment to a vacuum lift system, and a lifting tool. The lifting tool has a connecting end configured to attach the lifting tool to the distal end of the handle and a lifting end insertable into the aperture of the package. The lifting end can define an internal chamber. A pin or spindle of a package processing apparatus is insertable into the internal chamber so that the lifting tool can place the package on the spindle.