Ulric Todman Phones & Addresses
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Henderson, NC
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New York, NY
Publications
Us Patents
Sport Leagues Formation Eligibility And Rules.
View pageUS Patent:
20110091849, Apr 21, 2011
Filed:
Oct 13, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/545756
Inventors:
Ulric Alturo Todman - New York NY, US
International Classification:
G09B 19/00
US Classification:
434247
Abstract:
1) Athlete must be over the age of 21, this is because we believe that the league should not discourage him for pursuing an education with the prospect of making money.2) Players are to be chosen by general announcement to the public and tryouts are open.3) The athlete eligibility will be base on where his roots are. The athlete will have to reside in the city/region for 3 years and prove his or her residency. The 3 years rule because many players might change residency while attending school or might moved as an adult.4) The player will have to commit to the team in the closest city/team, in which he resides. Once committed he cannot pay for any other team. A player can try out for a team for the period of 5 years.5) Eligibility is for 3 years once he makes the team, and is limited to any who has no played or been on any professional roster for 366 days and has not be on the NBA, MLB, NFL for longer than 3 calendar years.6) Once a player tries out and makes a team, he can only play in the league for 3 years. If a play is dropped from a team, he is limited to play only for the 2 years of his eligibility.7) There is no switching or being traded to another team or moving to another city to be eligible.8) All player in the league “base” salaries are to be equal, Further compensation is to base on the teams performance. With the League champions being rewarded equally for their efforts.9) Each year teams with winning records will be required rotate ⅓ of players off of the team and draw on new talent to fill their roster.10) A team with a losing record (not making the playoffs) can replace the entire team if they so choose.
Water Conservation Shower Valve
View pageUS Patent:
20120091379, Apr 19, 2012
Filed:
Oct 14, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/904431
Inventors:
Ulric S. Todman - New York NY, US
Michael Richard Weiser - New York NY, US
Ulric A. Todman - , US
Michael Richard Weiser - New York NY, US
Ulric A. Todman - , US
International Classification:
F16K 1/00
US Classification:
251319
Abstract:
A pushbutton device that will stop the flow of water to the showerhead by closing a valve after the hot and cold water is mixed to the desired temperature and water force. This button will operate a simple “push-to-open/push-to-close” valve, which will interrupt the water flow to the showerhead. The button will be clearly marked PAUSE, and will be visible to the user. While the button will highly visible to the user, it will be mounted in low relief to the wall, with smooth and rounded surface and edges, and will not pose a danger to the user in the event of a slip in the shower. This invention is meant to enable the user to instantly change the amount of water used for showering, by allowing the user to immediately stop the water flow and re-start the flow, without the need to re-adjust the water temperature and water force. Once the temperature is set and the water force is achieved the user will able to stop and start the water without having to reset. The objective is to enable the user to save significant amounts of both water and the energy needed to heat the water to the desired showering temperature, without having to spend any time, at all, thinking about it.
Firefighting System
View pageUS Patent:
7748469, Jul 6, 2010
Filed:
Oct 9, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/869093
Inventors:
Ulric S. Todman - New York NY, US
Ulric A. Todman - New York NY, US
Ulric A. Todman - New York NY, US
International Classification:
A62C 13/62
US Classification:
169 70, 239272
Abstract:
The present invention provides a firefighting system using a boom truck for delivering fire suppressant fluid to remote areas in burning structures. The system includes a fluid delivery conduit having a distal end fitted with a nozzle that discharges fluid in a 360 degree arc perpendicular to the direction of the conduit. The nozzle is constructed using a first disk with a central opening, and a second disk attached in spaced relationship having a curved conical projection that extends back through the central opening in the first disk. A third disk with a conical forwardly extending projection is attached to the second disk. When the conical projection is forced through a window on a building wall section, fluid is discharged to otherwise inaccessible areas in the building and harmful gases are simultaneously vented from the building.