John Deagan Phones & Addresses
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Fairplay, CO
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Durango, CO
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Long Grove, IL
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Parker, CO
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Lake Zurich, IL
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Lane, IL
Business Records
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS COACHES ALLIANCE, LLC
HD DAVIS CPAS CANTON OH, LLC
BUSINESS GROWTH ADVISORS, INC
Executive Director
The Alma Foundation
Civic/Social Association
Civic/Social Association
Alma, CO 80420
Publications
Us Patents
Helmet Removal Device
View pageUS Patent:
55663982, Oct 22, 1996
Filed:
Mar 14, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/404043
Inventors:
John C. Deagan - Long Grove IL
Assignee:
Safesport, Inc. - Northbrook IL
International Classification:
A42B 304
US Classification:
2413
Abstract:
A helmet removal device for removing a helmet from a head of a wearer without applying tensile forces on the neck of the wearer. The removal device includes a bladder disposed between the helmet and the top of the head with the bladder so constructed and arranged that upon inflation from a collapsed configuration to an expanded configuration, the bladder at least partially displaces the head from within the helmet. The removal device may also include an inserting tool for inserting the bladder between the helmet and head while the helmet is being worn.
Method And Apparatus For Helmet Removal
View pageUS Patent:
60000651, Dec 14, 1999
Filed:
Nov 19, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/195911
Inventors:
John C. Deagan - Long Grove IL
International Classification:
A42B 300
US Classification:
2410
Abstract:
Then apparatus for assisting in the removal of a helmet from a wearer thereof, particularly when the wearer is unconscious or injured, comprises: a framework constructed, sized and arranged to fit around a conventional helmet; an engaging mechanism for engaging the inside of a jaw covering portion on each side of the helmet; and an actuating means for causing at least one of the engaging mechanism to be moved laterally outwardly to spread apart the jaw covering portions of the helmet to facilitate removal of the helmet from the head of the wearer. The method for assisting in the removal of a helmet from a wearer thereof, particularly when the wearer is unconscious or injured, comprises the steps of: arranging a framework constructed to fit around a conventional helmet, around a helmet; engaging with an engaging mechanism the inside of a jaw covering portion on each side of the helmet; and moving with a moving mechanism at least one of the engaging mechanisms laterally outwardly to spread apart the jaw covering portions of the helmet to facilitate removal of the helmet from the head of the wearer.
Automatic Self-Filling Bird Feeder
View pageUS Patent:
57493162, May 12, 1998
Filed:
Jan 21, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/785875
Inventors:
John C. Deagan - Long Grove IL
International Classification:
A01K 3900
US Classification:
119 578
Abstract:
The automatic self-filling bird feeder comprises: a container for receiving bird seed, an electrically powered blower mounted in the container and having an air outlet for supplying pressurized air to the interior of the container; a seed filling opening in the container for supplying seed to the container; a cover for the seed filling opening; a tube assembly extending from the container; an enclosed bird feeder housing mounted to the outer end of the tube assembly; circuitry for sensing the level of seed in the seed container; and circuitry responsive to the level of seed sensed in the bird feeder housing for controlling the operation of the electrically powered blower.
Helmet Removal Device And Method
View pageUS Patent:
54288452, Jul 4, 1995
Filed:
Mar 31, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/221867
Inventors:
John C. Deagan - Long Grove IL
Assignee:
Safesport, Inc. - Northbrook IL
International Classification:
A42B 304
US Classification:
2413
Abstract:
A helmet removal device for removing a helmet from a head of a wearer without applying tensile forces on the neck of the wearer. The removal device includes a bladder disposed between the helmet and the top of the head with the bladder so constructed and arranged that upon inflation from a collapsed configuration to an expanded configuration, the bladder at least partially displaces the head from within the helmet. The removal device may also include an inserting tool for inserting the bladder between the helmet and head while the helmet is being worn.