Gary R Hall

Author:

Gary Harlan Hall

ISBN #:

0899008798

Author:

Gary D. Hall

ISBN #:

0071182241

Author:

Gary D. Hall

ISBN #:

0071441042

Author:

Gary D. Hall

ISBN #:

0838501621

Author:

Gary D. Hall

ISBN #:

0838502113

Author:

Gary Hall

ISBN #:

0609603612

Author:

Gary Hall

ISBN #:

0748622098

Author:

Gary Hall

ISBN #:

0820329592

Address:

3977 Clayford Dr, Columbus, OH 43204

Phone:

6142762980

VIN:

5FNRL3H73AB034373

Make:

HONDA

Model:

ODYSSEY

Year:

2010

US Patent:

7140729, Nov 28, 2006

Filed:

Nov 24, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/997113

Inventors:

Renee Resler - Phoenix AZ, US
Gary W. Hall - Paradise Valley AZ, US

International Classification:

G02C 3/00

US Classification:

351156, 351 41, 351 63, 351157, 351158

Abstract:

Sunglasses for infants and children includes an elongate integral member including a central portion having a central nose bridge, a lens opening on each side of the central nose bridge, and a temple extending rearwardly of the central portion at a bend in the elongate integral member on each side of the central portion. A lens-defining member is affixed to the central portion, and an elongate integral backing is affixed to the lens-defining member. The backing includes a central nose bridge opposing the central nose bridge of the central portion, and a lens opening on each side of the central nose bridge opposing the lens opening on each side of the central portion. A nose bridge pad is affixed to the backing, and a temple pad is affixed to the backing at each side thereof and to the temples maintaining the bends in the elongate integral member.

US Patent:

7314278, Jan 1, 2008

Filed:

Nov 2, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/591751

Inventors:

Renee Resler - Phoenix AZ, US
Gary W. Hall - Paradise Valley AZ, US

International Classification:

G02C 3/00

US Classification:

351156, 351121, 351158

Abstract:

Sunglasses for infants and children includes an elongate integral member including a central portion having a central nose bridge, a lens opening on each side of the central nose bridge, and a temple extending rearwardly of the central portion at a bend in the elongate integral member on each side of the central portion. A lens-defining member is affixed to the central portion, and an elongate integral backing is affixed to the lens-defining member. The backing includes a central nose bridge opposing the central nose bridge of the central portion, and a lens opening on each side of the central nose bridge opposing the lens opening on each side of the central portion. A nose bridge pad is affixed to the backing, and a temple pad is affixed to the backing at each side thereof and to the temples maintaining the bends in the elongate integral member.

US Patent:

7905593, Mar 15, 2011

Filed:

Feb 22, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/709687

Inventors:

Renee Resler - Phoenix AZ, US
Gary W. Hall - Tavernier FL, US

International Classification:

G02C 3/00

US Classification:

351156, 351 41, 351153

Abstract:

Sunglasses includes a frame portion having opposing inner and outer faces, opposed first and second sides, a nose bridge formed between the opposed first and second sides, and a lens opening between the nose bridge and each of the first and second sides. A lens-defining member, made of a flexible, thin, sun-protective, light-transmitting material, has an outer face applied to the inner face of the frame portion and an opposing inner face, and a side in juxtaposition to each of the first and second sides of the frame portion. Fasteners affix the lens-defining member to the frame portion, and first and second temples extend rearwardly of the frame portion at the first and second sides of the frame portion, respectively.

US Patent:

20020077797, Jun 20, 2002

Filed:

Dec 18, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/740341

Inventors:

Gary Hall - Phoenix AZ, US

International Classification:

G06G007/48

US Classification:

703/011000

Abstract:

A technique for automated design of a corneal surgical procedure includes topographical measurements of a patient's eye to obtain corneal surface topography. Conventional techniques are used to obtain the thickness of the cornea and the intraocular pressure. The topographical information is interpolated and extrapolated to fit the nodes of a finite element analysis model of the eye, which is then analyzed to predict the initial state of strain of the eye and obtain pre-operative curvatures of the cornea. Insertion and thermal shrinkage data constituting the “initial” surgical plan is incorporated into the finite element analysis model. A new analysis then is performed to simulate resulting deformations, stresses, strains, and curvatures of the eye. They are compared to the original values thereof and to the vision objective. If necessary, the surgical plan is modified, and the resulting new insertion or thermal shrinkage date is entered into the model and the analysis is repeated. This procedure is repeated until the vision objectives are met.

US Patent:

20050248752, Nov 10, 2005

Filed:

Apr 29, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/118812

Inventors:

Gary Hall - Paradise Valley AZ, US

International Classification:

G01N021/00
A61F002/16

US Classification:

356124000, 623912000, 356432000

Abstract:

A method of rating an intraocular lens (IOL), includes providing an IOL, measuring a retinal toxicity level for a plurality of waveband increments of environmental solar radiation between approximately 300 nm and approximately 515 nm transmitted through the IOL to provide a plurality of measured retinal toxicity level values, averaging the plurality of measured retinal toxicity level values to provide an average retinal toxicity level value, transforming the average retinal toxicity level value to a rating value, and informing a prospective consumer of the rating value.

US Patent:

20080100794, May 1, 2008

Filed:

Dec 31, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/967364

Inventors:

Renee Resler - Phoenix AZ, US
Gary Hall - Paradise Valley AZ, US

International Classification:

G02C 3/00

US Classification:

351156000, 351178000

Abstract:

Sunglasses for infants and children includes an elongate integral member including a central portion having a central nose bridge, a lens opening on each side of the central nose bridge, and a temple extending rearwardly of the central portion at a bend in the elongate integral member on each side of the central portion. A lens-defining member is affixed to the central portion, and an elongate integral backing is affixed to the lens-defining member. The backing includes a central nose bridge opposing the central nose bridge of the central portion, and a lens opening on each side of the central nose bridge opposing the lens opening on each side of the central portion. A nose bridge pad is affixed to the backing, and a temple pad is affixed to the backing at each side thereof and to the temples maintaining the bends in the elongate integral member.

US Patent:

20080170198, Jul 17, 2008

Filed:

Mar 28, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/058239

Inventors:

RENEE RESLER - Phoenix AZ, US
GARY W. HALL - Tavernier FL, US

International Classification:

G02C 3/00
G02C 7/10

US Classification:

351 44, 351156

Abstract:

Sunglasses includes a frame portion having opposing inner and outer faces, opposed first and second sides, a nose bridge formed between the opposed first and second sides, and a lens opening between the nose bridge and each of the first and second sides. A lens-defining member, made of a flexible, thin, sun-protective, light-transmitting material, has an outer face applied to the inner face of the frame portion and an opposing inner face, and a side in juxtaposition to each of the first and second sides of the frame portion. Fasteners affix the lens-defining member to the frame portion, and first and second temples extend rearwardly of the frame portion at the first and second sides of the frame portion, respectively.

US Patent:

56118058, Mar 18, 1997

Filed:

May 2, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/433862

Inventors:

Gary W. Hall - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

A61F 900

US Classification:

606166

Abstract:

A keratotomy incision is formed in a cornea by manipulating an RK knife so that its blade extends a preselected depth into a point on the cornea. Sufficient force is applied by a surgeon's fingers to the knife to advance its blade in a preselected direction. Advancement of the blade is halted when resistance of the cornea against the blade exceeds a certain level. In one embodiment, a plurality of such incisions are formed in a predetermined pattern until a final incision is made wherein resistance of the cornea against the leading edge of the blade exceeds the particular level at the starting point for that final incision. The blade then is withdrawn from the cornea, whereby the plurality of incisions reduce strain in collagen fibrils of the cornea so as to correct a refractive error associated with such strain.