Wayne E Manska

6645164, Nov 11, 2003

Jul 24, 2001

09/912667

Wayne E. Manska - Anaheim CA, 92807

A61H 100

601 70, 601 46, 601 67

A vibrating oral sex enhancement device comprising a mouthpiece and a controller. The mouthpiece retains a vibrator that is connected to the controller by electrical conductors, whereas the controller comprises a battery compartment, a battery and a switch and functions to power the vibrator. In use, a surface of the mouthpiece adjacent the vibrator contacts and imparts vibrations to the users tongue, which results in increased sexual pleasure to the users partner during oral sex. The device is comfortably stabilized in the users mouth such that vibrations are optimally imparted to the tongue while leaving the tongue free to move with respect to the mouthpiece. In certain embodiments the mouthpiece is stabilized by integral features of the mouthpiece itself. In other embodiments, the mouthpiece is stabilized by external structures such as elastic straps that are adapted to engage a posterior surface of the users head, neck or ears in such manner that a rearward, stabilizing force is imparted to the mouthpiece.

7604587, Oct 20, 2009

Feb 1, 2001

09/775038

Wayne E. Manska - Anaheim CA, US
Phyllis D. Manska - Anaheim CA, US

A61F 5/00

600 38

A versatile vibrating sexual enhancement device for use by either men or women individually, or by both during sexual intercourse. The device comprises a phallic portion that contains a vibrator therein and a loop portion comprised of an elastomeric material. The loop portion is configured to encircle erect penises of various sizes without causing circumferential constriction thereto, thereby being comfortable as well as being easy to install and remove. Also, the loop portion is slidable on various sized penises, which even further increases the utility of the device during different sex acts. The device includes a controller that serves to turn the vibrator on and off. In certain embodiments the controller is remote from the device being connected thereto by a pair of electrical wires. In other embodiments the controller is located within the phallic portion of the device.

20020188234, Dec 12, 2002

Jun 11, 2001

09/877783

Wayne Manska - Anaheim CA, US

A61H023/02

601/070000, 601/046000

A vibrating oral sex enhancement device comprising a mouthpiece and a controller. The mouthpiece comprises a constrained portion that is adapted to fit in a user's mouth beneath the tongue in a sub-lingual basin defined by the lingual surfaces of the mandibular teeth and gums, the floor of the mouth, and the base of the tongue. The mouthpiece includes a retaining means that retains a vibrator that is connected to the controller by electrical conductors, whereas the controller comprises a battery compartment, a battery and a switch and functions to power the vibrator. The mouthpiece also includes stabilizing means that keeps the mouthpiece properly positioned in the user's mouth. In use, an upper portion of the mouthpiece contacts the inferior surface of the user's tongue and imparts vibrations thereto which results in increased sexual pleasure to the user's partner during oral sex

48831980, Nov 28, 1989

Oct 6, 1987

7/106716

Wayne E. Manska - Anaheim CA

B67B 724

222 1

A container for semi-solid substances includes a releasable seal adapted to be opened by a user. Opening of the seal releases vacuum pressure inside the container to allow the semi-solid substance to be dispensed from the open end of the container as a unitary mass.

51561867, Oct 20, 1992

May 24, 1991

7/705287

Wayne E. Manska - Anaheim CA

F16K 3700

137556

A one-hand operable valve comprises a housing and an actuator which is mounted in the housing. The actuator includes a pair of driving members, and the housing includes a pair of support members. These members provide two pairs of pressure application surfaces oriented to permit the operational state of the valve to be changed using two fingers of one hand. The valve preferably includes a locking mechanism which selectively locks the actuator and housing to prevent relative rotation therebetween. In the preferred embodiment, a system of indicia is employed to designate the operational state of the valve.

59804696, Nov 9, 1999

Jan 9, 1998

9/004782

Fred H. Burbank - San Juan Capistrano CA
Thomas J. Fogarty - Portola Valley CA
Wayne E. Manska - Anaheim CA
Mark A. Ritchart - Murrieta CA
Timothy J. Ryan - Los Gatos CA
Elias A. Zerhouni - Baltimore MD

Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. - Cincinnati OH

A61B 1000

600567

A method and device for the automated biopsy and collection of soft tissue having a piercing needle with a receiving port to trap tissue prior to cutting. A motor drive directs and positions the tissue receiving port at a lesion site in arbitrary positions about and along the longitudinal axis of the device. A cutter advances into the receiving chamber and severs tissue which has prolapsed into the receiving port. The severed tissue is then removed from the receiving port without removing the piercing needle receiving port from the lesion site, thus allowing for the accurate, rapid removal of an arbitrary number of core samples with only one insertion. A tissue sample cassette provides storage for the samples as well as a means for coding and decoding the location from which the samples were obtained. Together, these features allow for more accurate and complete sampling of large lesions, for the complete removal of small lesions or removal of other tissue for a variety of reasons.

51163292, May 26, 1992

Aug 16, 1990

7/568549

Tom H. Vannus - Anaheim CA
Stephen G. Mauser - Tarzana CA
Wendell V. Ebling - El Toro CA
Wayne E. Manska - Anaheim CA

Pfizer Hospital Products Groups, Inc. - New York NY

A61B 1736

606 11

The present invention comprises a first interconnect assembly and a second interconnect assembly which detachably connects to the first interconnect assembly. One of the interconnect assemblies includes a shutter for blocking an optical path. The first and second assemblies have surfaces which mechanically co-act to drive the shutter away from the optical path. An optical fiber is connected to one of these assemblies. In the preferred embodiment, the first assembly forms a plug and the second assembly forms an adapter, such as a socket. The socket assembly includes a shutter which is spring-biased to a normally closed position. In this normally closed position, the shutter blocks passage of laser light of the optical fiber. The plug assembly includes an appendage having a camming surface which co-acts with a camming surface on the socket assembly so as to drive the shutter to an open position which permits transmission of laser light to the optical fiber.

50465287, Sep 10, 1991

Oct 9, 1990

7/595791

Wayne E. Manska - Anaheim CA

F16K 3700

137556

A one-hand operable valve comprises a housing and an actuator which is mounted in the housing. The actuator includes a pair of driving members, and the housing includes a pair of support members. These members provide two pairs of pressure application surfaces oriented to permit the operational state of the valve to be changed using two fingers of one hand. The valve preferably includes a locking mechanism which selectively locks the actuator and housing to prevent relative rotation therebetween. In the preferred embodiemnt, a system of indicia is employed to designate the operational state of the valve.