Edward K Kelly

US Patent:

20010032094, Oct 18, 2001

Filed:

Jan 11, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/758820

Inventors:

Nicholas Bachar - Wilmington DE, US
Thomas Grillo - New York NY, US
Thomas Molitor - Wilmington DE, US
Thomas Couser - Wilmington DE, US
Peggy Law - Wilmington DE, US
Santosh Setty - Wilmington DE, US
Edward Kelly - Wilmington DE, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/001000, 705/004000, 705/007000, 434/109000

Abstract:

A system for indicating whether an agent or agency has met the requirements specified by a licensing entity according to criteria specified by the licensing entity. Information respecting the agent or the agency is input into the system including licensing status and status of continuing education requirements. The system can be used by entities such as banks or brokerages to verify appropriate licenses have been obtained and are maintained in force. The system can also be used to prompt agents or agencies to obtain necessary upcoming requirements for certifications. The system can be used in a multi-user environment and can be distributed across a network of computers.

US Patent:

20090214737, Aug 27, 2009

Filed:

Feb 25, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/392785

Inventors:

Edward C. KELLY - Blue Bell PA, US

Assignee:

MEGA CONSULTANTS, LLC - Laurel DE

International Classification:

A23P 1/12
B65D 51/00
B65D 25/00
A23L 1/00

US Classification:

426516, 220361, 220694, 99516

Abstract:

A stand alone container for housing dehydrated foodstuff and for use in a foodstuff machine has a continuous sidewall with first and second ends forming a storage area. A piston is complementarily positioned within the sidewall proximate the first end and is slidable with respect to the sidewall. The container contains dehydrated foodstuff located in the storage area and a removable cover positioned proximate the second end. The foodstuff machine includes a machine housing having an access opening for receiving the container having dehydrated foodstuff therein. A hydrating and positioning system moves from a loading position when the container is in the access opening to a hydrating position with the container second end above the first end and then to a transfer position where the first end is positioned above the second end. A liquid dispenser is positioned above the container when the container is in the hydrating position. The foodstuff machine has a transfer arm having an operative end for receiving the container and is movable from a first position that supports the container in the transfer position to an extrusion position where the container is located over a cooking station. A piston rod is operatively associated with the piston in the container and moves to force the piston toward the second end of the container to force hydrated foodstuff through the die to form uncooked strips which drop into the cooking station.

US Patent:

48564990, Aug 15, 1989

Filed:

Apr 11, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/180010

Inventors:

Edward C. Kelly - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Assist Research Corp. - Hatfield PA

International Classification:

A61F 541

US Classification:

128 79

Abstract:

A medical erection device to treat impotency in men provides a detachable pump portion and a safety valve to prevent over-depressurization. Cooperating guide rails permit the pump portion to be detachable from the vacuum cylinder. The pump has an extremely short stroke and is operated by a handle parallel to the axis of the vacuum cylinder to provide for easy, one-handed operation. A constrictor ring is provided to inhibit the return flow of blood from the penis to sustain the erection once achieved.

US Patent:

55379150, Jul 23, 1996

Filed:

Aug 16, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/291308

Inventors:

Edward C. Kelly - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Premier Design, Ltd. - Warminster PA

International Classification:

A47J 3100
A47J 3712

US Classification:

99336

Abstract:

A foodstuff vending machine has a vending housing includes a processing container for containing and processing of a foodstuff. A receiving basket is provided for receiving the foodstuff from the processing container. A dispensing mechanism is provided for dispensing the received foodstuff. The receiving basket has an operable surface with a closed position for preventing the received foodstuff from passing therethrough. The receiving basket also has an open position for permitting the received foodstuff to pass through to the dispensing mechanism. The receiving basket also has an opening device for opening the operable surface. The opening device is operable to open the operable surface upon contact with the dispensing mechanism.

US Patent:

49663046, Oct 30, 1990

Filed:

Feb 23, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/314132

Inventors:

Edward C. Kelly - Blue Bell PA

Assignee:

Lamba-Beta-Epsilon Group - Hatfield PA

International Classification:

G07D 104
G07D 700
G07F 1734

US Classification:

221 6

Abstract:

A roll coin dispenser is extremely narrow and occupies a vacant space between adjacent slot machines. The dispenser changes paper bills into coinage. Loading and access to all internal components of the changer are through the front of an enclosing cabinet which is unobstructed by adjacent slot machines. A coin storage section of the changer includes a multi-cartridge loading and dispensing mechanism in order to permit fast and accurate reloading of the machine by someone who is physically capable of lifting only small weights.

US Patent:

41976754, Apr 15, 1980

Filed:

Mar 27, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/890741

Inventors:

Edward Kelly - Trenton NJ

International Classification:

E05F 1520

US Classification:

49 31

Abstract:

A sensing system for use in a garage or other similar enclosure having an automatic door operator for automatically opening a garage door responsive to a lack of sufficient oxygen therein including a gas detector located within the enclosure responsive to actuate a detection relay which in turn will close a normally open detection switch, the closing of the detection switch will normally cause operation of the door operator to allow oxygen to enter into the enclosure through the door opening, the detection switch being located in a door opening control circuit which includes therein a first limit switch which is open whenever the door is open in order to prevent actuation of the door operator when the door is already open, the door opening control circuit also including a delay clock and delay switch which will be normally closed to allow operation of the door operator, this system also including a time delay circuit with a second limit switch therein which is adapted to be normally open and to close only when the door is open, in this manner the second limit switch which will close when the door opens will cause actuation of the delay clock which will open the delay switch to prevent operation of the door opener for 5 minutes after the door has been opened and then closed, this system may also include a sensing lamp to be lighted whenever the gas detector is actively monitoring and also to alternatively include a detection indicator lamp which is adapted to be lighted responsive to the emitting of an electrical signal by the gas detector, the door opening control circuit in this configuration will cause opening of the door by actuation of the door operator whenever the gas detection means senses a low level of oxygen in the environment of the enclosure assuming that the door is not already in the open position.

US Patent:

20180064287, Mar 8, 2018

Filed:

Nov 1, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/800422

Inventors:

- Laurel DE, US
Edward C. KELLY - Blue Bell PA, US

International Classification:

A47J 37/12
B65D 83/00
B65D 65/46
A47J 31/40

Abstract:

A stand alone container for housing dehydrated foodstuff and for use in a foodstuff machine has a continuous sidewall with first and second ends forming a storage area. A piston is complementarily positioned within the sidewall proximate the first end and is slidable with respect to the sidewall. The container contains dehydrated foodstuff located in the storage area and a removable cover positioned proximate the second end. The foodstuff machine includes a machine housing having an access opening for receiving the container having dehydrated foodstuff therein. A hydrating and positioning system moves from a loading position when the container is in the access opening to a hydrating position with the container second end above the first end and then to a transfer position where the first end is positioned above the second end. A liquid dispenser is positioned above the container when the container is in the hydrating position. The foodstuff machine has a transfer arm having an operative end for receiving the container and is movable from a first position that supports the container in the transfer position to an extrusion position where the container is located over a cooking station. A piston rod is operatively associated with the piston in the container and moves to force the piston toward the second end of the container to force hydrated foodstuff through the die to form uncooked strips which drop into the cooking station.

US Patent:

20160051093, Feb 25, 2016

Filed:

May 11, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/708843

Inventors:

Edward C. KELLY - Blue Bell PA, US

Assignee:

MEGA CONSULTANTS, LLC - Laurel DE

International Classification:

A47J 37/12
A23L 1/217
A23P 1/12
B65D 65/46
B65D 83/00

Abstract:

A stand alone container for housing dehydrated foodstuff and for use in a foodstuff machine has a continuous sidewall with first and second ends forming a storage area. A piston is complementarily positioned within the sidewall proximate the first end and is slidable with respect to the sidewall. The container contains dehydrated foodstuff located in the storage area and a removable cover positioned proximate the second end. The foodstuff machine includes a machine housing having an access opening for receiving the container having dehydrated foodstuff therein. A hydrating and positioning system moves from a loading position when the container is in the access opening to a hydrating position with the container second end above the first end and then to a transfer position where the first end is positioned above the second end. A liquid dispenser is positioned above the container when the container is in the hydrating position. The foodstuff machine has a transfer arm having an operative end for receiving the container and is movable from a first position that supports the container in the transfer position to an extrusion position where the container is located over a cooking station. A piston rod is operatively associated with the piston in the container and moves to force the piston toward the second end of the container to force hydrated foodstuff through the die to form uncooked strips which drop into the cooking station.