David M Musil

US Patent:

6482422, Nov 19, 2002

Filed:

Sep 27, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/671356

Inventors:

Susan Carol Paul - Alpharetta GA
Frank Jerrel Akin - Marietta GA
Robert Cosmo Di Luccio - Alpharetta GA
Dennis Stein Everhart - Alpharetta GA
Elizabeth Deibler Gadsby - Marietta GA
Pamela Jean Mayberry - Roswell GA
Audra Stefanik Wright - Woodstock GA
Ali Yahiaoui - Roswell GA
Michael John Faulks - Neenah WI
Duane Gerard Krzysik - Appleton WI
Karen Marie Menard - Neenah WI
David Charles Musil - Appleton WI
Gordon Allen Shaw - Greenville WI
David John Tyrrell - Appleton WI
Diane Michele Underhill - Neenah WI
Jeffrey Michael Hockersmith - Mill Creek WA
Wade Bolton May - New Orleans LA

Assignee:

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

International Classification:

A01N 2534

US Classification:

424402, 604360, 604367, 604378

Abstract:

An absorbent article includes a vapor permeable backsheet, a liquid permeable topsheet positioned in facing relation with the backsheet; and an absorbent body located between the backsheet and the topsheet. The absorbent body may include multiple zones of high air permeability. The absorbent article may also include a ventilation layer between the absorbent body and the backsheet and a surge management layer between the absorbent body and the topsheet. The article exhibits improved air exchange within the article during use. As a result, the article maintains the temperature and exhibits substantially reduced levels of hydration of the wearers skin when in use which renders the skin less susceptible to the viability of microorganisms. The absorbent article may further include lotion formulations and/or treatment compositions thereon for maintaining or improving skin health.

US Patent:

6503525, Jan 7, 2003

Filed:

Sep 27, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/671357

Inventors:

Susan Carol Paul - Alpharetta GA
Frank Jerrel Akin - Marietta GA
Robert Cosmo Di Luccio - Alpharetta GA
Dennis Stein Everhart - Alpharetta GA
Elizabeth Deibler Gadsby - Marietta GA
Pamela Jean Mayberry - Roswell GA
Audra Stefanik Wright - Woodstock GA
Ali Yahiaoui - Roswell GA
Michael John Faulks - Neenah WI
Duane Gerard Krzysik - Appleton WI
Karen Marie Menard - Neenah WI
David Charles Musil - Appleton WI
Gordon Allen Shaw - Greenville WI
David John Tyrrell - Appleton WI
Diane Michele Underhill - Neenah WI
Jeffrey Michael Hockersmith - Mill Creek WA
Wade Bolton May - New Orleans LA

Assignee:

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

International Classification:

A01N 2534

US Classification:

424402, 604360, 604367, 604378

Abstract:

An absorbent article includes a vapor permeable backsheet, a liquid permeable topsheet positioned in facing relation with the backsheet; and an absorbent body located between the backsheet and the topsheet. The absorbent body may include multiple zones of high air permeability. The absorbent article may also include a ventilation layer between the absorbent body and the backsheet and a surge management layer between the absorbent body and the topsheet. The article exhibits improved air exchange within the article during use. As a result, the article maintains the temperature and exhibits substantially reduced levels of hydration of the wearers skin when in use which renders the skin less susceptible to the viability of microorganisms. The absorbent article may further include lotion formulations and/or treatment compositions thereon for maintaining or improving skin health.

US Patent:

20110073602, Mar 31, 2011

Filed:

Sep 29, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/893771

Inventors:

David Charles Musil - Cumming GA, US
Nina C. Frazier - Mableton GA, US

Assignee:

Calphalon Corporation - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

A47J 27/00
B32B 7/02
B05D 1/02
B22D 19/08
B05D 5/08

US Classification:

2205732, 2205731, 156242, 427427, 164100, 427209

Abstract:

A light weight cookware article has a foam core with exposed exterior surfaces. The foam core is formed of a carbon foam material and has a barrier layer on the exterior surfaces of the foam core. The cookware article has an upper facing food contacting side and a downward facing heat source side opposite the food contacting side. A method of making the article includes fabricating a foam core vessel from the carbon foam material and applying the barrier layer on the exposed surface of the foam core vessel covering the food contacting side and the heat source side

US Patent:

20130032599, Feb 7, 2013

Filed:

Aug 5, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/204458

Inventors:

David Charles Musil - Cumming GA, US
Nina Frazier - Mableton GA, US

Assignee:

Calphalon Corporation - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

A47J 27/00
C25D 11/14
C25D 7/04
C25D 11/04

US Classification:

2205731, 205324, 205172, 205151

Abstract:

A process of hard anodizing or Type III anodizing an aluminum article creates a heat stable, hard anodized, color surface on the exterior of the article. The process includes anodizing the aluminum article to achieve a hard anodized base layer on a surface of the article. A copper layer is deposited after the exterior is hard anodized. A tin layer is deposited after the step of depositing the copper layer.

US Patent:

63160137, Nov 13, 2001

Filed:

Sep 27, 2000

Appl. No.:

9/671446

Inventors:

Susan Carol Paul - Alpharetta GA
Frank Jerrel Akin - Marietta GA
Robert Cosmo Di Luccio - Alpharetta GA
Dennis Stein Everhart - Alpharetta GA
Elizabeth Deibler Gadsby - Marietta GA
Pamela Jean Mayberry - Roswell GA
Audra Stefanik Wright - Woodstock GA
Ali Yahiaoui - Roswell GA
Michael John Faulks - Neenah WI
Duane Gerard Krzysik - Appleton WI
Karen Marie Menard - Neenah WI
David Charles Musil - Appleton WI
Frank Andrew Rosch - Sherwood WI
Gordon Allen Shaw - Greenville WI
David John Tyrrell - Appleton WI
Diane Michele Underhill - Neenah WI
Jeffrey Michael Hockersmith - Mill Creek WA
Wade Bolton May - New Orleans LA

Assignee:

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

International Classification:

A01N 2534
A61K 900
A61F 1315

US Classification:

424402

Abstract:

An absorbent article includes a vapor permeable backsheet, a liquid permeable topsheet positioned in facing relation with the backsheet; and an absorbent body located between the backsheet and the topsheet. The absorbent body may include multiple zones of high air permeability. The absorbent article may also include a ventilation layer between the absorbent body and the backsheet and a surge management layer between the absorbent body and the topsheet. The article exhibits improved air exchange within the article during use. As a result, the article maintains the temperature and exhibits substantially reduced levels of hydration of the wearer's skin when in use which renders the skin less susceptible to the viability of microorganisms. The absorbent article may further include lotion formulations and/or treatment compositions thereon for maintaining or improving skin health.

US Patent:

62178903, Apr 17, 2001

Filed:

Aug 23, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/379431

Inventors:

Susan Carol Paul - Alpharetta GA
Frank Jerrel Akin - Marietta GA
Robert Cosmo Di Luccio - Alpharetta GA
Dennis Stein Everhart - Alpharetta GA
Elizabeth Deibler Gadsby - Marietta GA
Pamela Jean Mayberry - Roswell GA
Audra Stefanik Wright - Woodstock GA
Ali Yahiaoui - Roswell GA
Michael John Faulks - Neenah WI
Duane Gerard Krzysik - Appleton WI
Karen Marie Menard - Neenah WI
David Charles Musil - Appleton WI
Frank Andrew Rosch - Sherwood WI
Gordon Allen Shaw - Greenville WI
David John Tyrrell - Appleton WI
Diane Michele Underhill - Neenah WI
Jeffrey Michael Hockersmith - Mill Creek WA
Wade Bolton May - New Orleans LA

International Classification:

A61N 2534
A61F 1315

US Classification:

424402

Abstract:

An absorbent article includes a vapor permeable backsheet, a liquid permeable topsheet positioned in facing relation with the backsheet; and an absorbent body located between the backsheet and the topsheet. The absorbent body may include multiple zones of high air permeability. The absorbent article may also include a ventilation layer between the absorbent body and the backsheet and a surge management layer between the absorbent body and the topsheet. The article exhibits improved air exchange within the article during use. As a result, the article maintains the temperature and exhibits substantially reduced levels of hydration of the wearer's skin when in use which renders the skin less susceptible to the viability of microorganisms. The absorbent article may further include lotion formulations and/or treatment compositions thereon for maintaining or improving skin health.

US Patent:

62968629, Oct 2, 2001

Filed:

Sep 27, 2000

Appl. No.:

9/671447

Inventors:

Susan Carol Paul - Alpharetta GA
Frank Jerrel Akin - Marietta GA
Robert Cosmo Di Luccio - Alpharetta GA
Dennis Stein Everhart - Alpharetta GA
Elizabeth Deibler Gadsby - Marietta GA
Pamela Jean Mayberry - Roswell GA
Audra Stefanik Wright - Woodstock GA
Ali Yahiaoui - Roswell GA
Michael John Faulks - Neenah WI
Duane Gerard Krzysik - Appleton WI
Karen Marie Menard - Neenah WI
David Charles Musil - Appleton WI
Frank Andrew Rosch - Sherwood WI
Gordon Allen Shaw - Greenville WI
David John Tyrrell - Appleton WI
Diane Michele Underhill - Neenah WI
Jeffrey Michael Hockersmith - Mill Creek WA
Wade Bolton May - New Orleans LA

Assignee:

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide - Neenah WI

International Classification:

A61F 1315

US Classification:

424402

Abstract:

An absorbent article includes a vapor permeable backsheet, a liquid permeable topsheet positioned in facing relation with the backsheet; and an absorbent body located between the backsheet and the topsheet. The absorbent body may include multiple zones of high air permeability. The absorbent article may also include a ventilation layer between the absorbent body and the backsheet and a surge management layer between the absorbent body and the topsheet. The article exhibits improved air exchange within the article during use. As a result, the article maintains the temperature and exhibits substantially reduced levels of hydration of the wearer's skin when in use which renders the skin less susceptible to the viability of microorganisms. The absorbent article may further include lotion formulations and/or treatment compositions thereon for maintaining or improving skin health.