On Jun 18, 2:40*pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 18, 2:34*pm, HK wrote:

Frogwatch wrote:

No need to insult bitches everywhere, just refer to her as "Democratic
Senator" which is as derogatory as possible.

Just curious, what have you "invented" for which you have been issued a
patent or patents that might be something that interests me as a boater..
or even just an ordinary consumer and buyer of
computer/electronic/photographic technology?

I mean, you talk a lot about inventions, and you surely have put forth a
number of less than half baked ideas for products that might be of
interest here. Which have you developed to fruition? Who is selling
them? What is their brand name? How many units have been sold?

Maybe he'll answer those questions when you answer questions like:

Do you have any evidence of attending Yale?
Where would someone find out about your father's marina?
Where would someone find out about his hand built boats?
Where would someone find out about his alleged fireboat welcome in
NYC?
Where would someone go to see your infamous lobster boat?
Where would someone go to find any evidence of your competitive
sailing?

For Harry: Go to the USPTO website, click on search. go to the
keyword input spot and put in:"David OHara, X-ray" and you will see.
Otherwise, you can go to my company website by googling "Parallax
Research, Inc., X-ray".
As far as who is selling our products, that is always proprietary (We
have NDA in place so I cannot tell you) but they are the largest names
in analytical instrumentation and in the semiconductor business.
I do not try to develop consumer products because I admit to being
"aesthetically challenged" meaning I have poor taste.
Nothing of interest to boaters unless you are a materials science
person. My first attempt to patent was for an anti-fouling compund to
be applied while the boat was in the water. I personally did the
search and found it had already been developed by a British company.
Since then I have stuck to x-ray stuff that pays my bills. I think 6
patents and 3 in the works.