Thomas E Rudolph

US Patent:

20050178058, Aug 18, 2005

Filed:

Jan 11, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/033992

Inventors:

Thomas Rudolph - Grizzly Flats CA, US

International Classification:

A01G031/02
A01G009/14

US Classification:

047060000, 047017000

Abstract:

An apparatus and method to procure medicinal plants for a patient with a valid medical prescription for a medicinal plant and meet current or proposed regulatory requirements. A self-contained medicinal plant grow environment allows an individual with a valid prescription to grow the medicinal plants to maturity at a selected location. A procurement method uses a broker to transfer a quantity of medicinal plants from a first patient to a second patient. A tracking certificate provides a document of the origin of a medicinal plant grown according to the apparatus and method of the invention. The invention provides for security and accountability for medicinal plants subject to government regulation and controls and can be adapted to situations relating to regulated possession quantity of medicinal plants and to government levied fees and taxes.

US Patent:

20050183330, Aug 25, 2005

Filed:

Jan 11, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/033995

Inventors:

Thomas Rudolph - Grizzly Flats CA, US

International Classification:

A01G009/14
A01G001/00

US Classification:

0470581FV

Abstract:

An apparatus and method to procure medicinal plants for a patient with a valid medical prescription for a medicinal plant and meet current or proposed regulatory requirements. A self-contained medicinal plant grow environment allows an individual with a valid prescription to grow the medicinal plants to maturity at a selected location. A procurement method uses a broker to transfer a quantity of medicinal plants from a first patient to a second patient. A tracking certificate provides a document of the origin of a medicinal plant grown according to the apparatus and method of the invention. The invention provides for security and accountability for medicinal plants subject to government regulation and controls and can be adapted to situations relating to regulated possession quantity of medicinal plants and to government levied fees and taxes.

US Patent:

46914641, Sep 8, 1987

Filed:

Jul 25, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/889216

Inventors:

Thomas E. Rudolph - David City NE

Assignee:

Eidos Corporation - David City NE

International Classification:

A01M 3106

US Classification:

43 3

Abstract:

A flexible fabric covering for avian decoys for enhancing the life-like accuracy of the decoy. Markings are illustrated on the exterior of the covering and represent the surface features of a wildfowl. A reflective iridescent panel is attached to the covering at substantially the location of a duck's secondary feathers to mimic the iridescence of the secondary feathers. The covering is removably secured to the decoy by a drawstring or elastic band.