John P Stark

US Patent:

4902000, Feb 20, 1990

Filed:

Feb 16, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/310887

Inventors:

Robert D. Starks - Kansas City KS
John Stark - Kansas City KS
Nola S. Zarate - Kansas City KS

International Classification:

A63B 100

US Classification:

272 70

Abstract:

A toddler walking trainer is set forth utilizing a plurality of rails telescopingly mounted within support posts. The support posts and rails are encased in a resilient covering to enhance safety and comfort to a toddler utilizing the device. The support posts are mounted onto a "U" shaped rigid clamp reciprocatably mounted relative to an opposed "U" shaped clamp of an opposed support rail and post slidably received within a connecting member to grasp a resilient mat therebetween to provide safety and comfort to a toddler utilizing the device.

US Patent:

7647612, Jan 12, 2010

Filed:

Mar 29, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/812299

Inventors:

John C. Stark - Olathe KS, US

Assignee:

Sprint Communications Company L.P. - Overland Park KS

International Classification:

H04N 7/20
H04N 7/18

US Classification:

725 80, 725 63, 725 81

Abstract:

Disclosed is a set-top box capable of delivering television, internet service, video phone service, video-on-demand, and other media services to a consumer. One portion of the set-top box interacts with a CDMA network for the purpose of receiving wireless internet, video-on-demand, videophone and other IP services. Another portion of the device is satellite-enabled. The satellite portion of the device enables the user to also receive satellite service. Because the set-top box works to receive satellite programming and wireless CDMA network communications, it is not terrestrially-bound. This means it is not bound to be included within a cable, telephone, or other wired circuit network.

US Patent:

7895631, Feb 22, 2011

Filed:

Nov 6, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/613860

Inventors:

John C. Stark - Olathe KS, US

Assignee:

Sprint Communications Company L.P. - Overland Park KS

International Classification:

H04N 7/20
H04N 7/18

US Classification:

725 80, 725 63, 725 81

Abstract:

Disclosed is a set-top box capable of delivering television, internet service, video phone service, video-on-demand, and other media services to a consumer. One portion of the set-top box interacts with a CDMA network for the purpose of receiving wireless internet, video-on-demand, videophone and other IP services. Another portion of the device is satellite-enabled. The satellite portion of the device enables the user to also receive satellite service. Because the set-top box works to receive satellite programming and wireless CDMA network communications, it is not terrestrially-bound. This means it is not bound to be included within a cable, telephone, or other wired circuit network.

US Patent:

8479237, Jul 2, 2013

Filed:

Dec 23, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/977225

Inventors:

John C. Stark - Olathe KS, US

Assignee:

Sprint Communications Company L.P. - Overland Park KS

International Classification:

H04N 7/20

US Classification:

725 80, 725 63, 725 81

Abstract:

Disclosed is a set-top box capable of delivering television, internet service, video phone service, video-on-demand, and other media services to a consumer. One portion of the set-top box interacts with a CDMA network for the purpose of receiving wireless internet, video-on-demand, videophone and other IP services. Another portion of the device is satellite-enabled. The satellite portion of the device enables the user to also receive satellite service. Because the set-top box works to receive satellite programming and wireless CDMA network communications, it is not terrestrially-bound. This means it is not bound to be included within a cable, telephone, or other wired circuit network.

US Patent:

53117506, May 17, 1994

Filed:

Dec 17, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/991972

Inventors:

John P. Stark - Great Bend KS

International Classification:

F25B 4302
F25B 4304

US Classification:

62468

Abstract:

An oil collector unit of a refrigerant recovery system includes a housing, an interior middle vertical wall disposed in the housing, an interior middle horizontal wall disposed in the housing and intersecting the interior vertical wall and defining left and right pairs of upper and lower chambers on opposite sides of the middle vertical wall having passageways between the upper and lower chambers at opposite ends of the middle horizontal wall which are spaced from the opposite ends of the housing, and a plurality of tubes connected in flow communication with selected ones of the chambers of the housing so as to define a circuitous flow path through the chambers of the housing permitting travel of a fluid mixture of refrigerant and oil therethrough and separation of oil from refrigerant therewithin.