Paul Winston Dunn

Address:

5820 Highland Park Dr, Benbrook, TX 76132

Phone:

(817)9242241

VIN:

1HGCP3F88BA026500

Make:

HONDA

Model:

ACCORD

Year:

2011

US Patent:

61834033, Feb 6, 2001

Filed:

Mar 20, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/045784

Inventors:

Paul Dunn - Pompano Beach FL

International Classification:

A63B 2104

US Classification:

482121

Abstract:

An exercise system for use in an automobile or other vehicle comprising a generally flat, elongate door jamb member, a generally flat, elongate seat attachment member and at least one resilient tension member. The door jamb member includes an enlarged portion, with a thickness greater than the distance between the vehicle door and the vehicle door frame when the vehicle door is closed, on a first end zone of the door jamb member so as to prevent the first end zone from being pulled between the vehicle door and the vehicle door frame when the vehicle door is closed, and a magnetic pad on the outer end of the first end zone of the door jamb member structured and disposed to removably secure the outer end of the first end zone of the door jamb member to the vehicle roof. The seat attachment member includes a buckle, structured to secure a first end of the seat attachment member to the second opposite end of the seat attachment member, thereby securing the seat attachment member around the vehicle seat. Each tension member includes a handle at one end and is removably attached to the door jamb member or seat attachment member at the opposite end.

US Patent:

41140273, Sep 12, 1978

Filed:

Sep 13, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/722741

Inventors:

Charles E. Slater - Hamilton OH
Paul E. Dunn - Cincinnati OH
Lewis B. Mustain - Cincinnati OH

Assignee:

The Mosler Safe Company - Hamilton OH

International Classification:

G06K 500
G06F 700
H04Q 900

US Classification:

235419

Abstract:

An automated banking system, which comprises at least one remote transaction and cash dispensing unit interconnected with a central unit via a communication network is disclosed. Each remote unit is operable following a single customer card insertion, in either a first mode or a second mode, to process one or more transactions, including cash withdrawal, fund transfer and payment and deposit transactions. The central unit determines the mode of operation of each remote unit. In the first mode, the central unit communicates data to a remote unit following a request from the remote unit. The central unit may transmit information for updating the customer's card. The central unit communicates actual account balances which the remote unit reports to the customer. From other communicated data, which includes account descriptions, the remote unit determines which transactions a customer may perform. The remote unit then processes customer-selected transactions in accordance with additional communicated data, which includes working balances, an extended credit balance and a maximum cash limit.