And the device was part of an alliance exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History. Swersey acknowledged that Reid was still refining the invention. Tahira and her teammates are working to come up with design features that will really make it low cost and practical for people. Patent 5,961,425 was assigned to Reid and to Andrew Burdick, an aeronautical engineering student at RPI who worked on the original prototype. There are as many ways to woo as there are varieties of candy in a 2-pound Whitman's Sampler.
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Unfortunately, we don't do a good job screening for it. So far Seabrook produces only the birthday version, through his company, Health Cards. Seabrook received patent 5,954,369. Hot Coffee to Go, But Hold the Leaks New Yorkers of all stripes are bound together by a single common experience, according to Brett Stern, an industrial designer in Manhattan. Leaking coffee cups.