Inbred corn plant 7180 and seeds thereof

According to the invention, there is provided an inbred corn plant designated 7180. This invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the inbred corn plant 7180, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing the inbred corn plant 7180 with itself or with another corn plant, such as another inbred. This invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing the inbred plant 7180 with another corn plant, such as another inbred, and to crosses with related species. This invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of the inbred corn plant 7180, and also to the SSR and genetic isozyme typing profiles of inbred corn plant 7180.

PLANTS AND SEEDS OF CORN VARIETY CV344925

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated CV344925. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety CV344925, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety CV344925 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety CV344925 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV344925.

PLANTS AND SEEDS OF CORN VARIETY CV818609

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated CV818609. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety CV818609, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety CV818609 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety CV818609 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV818609.

Flood vent trigger systems

A flood vent includes a door pivotable within a frame between a closed position and an open position. A fluid trigger that is triggerable by a fluid to allow the door to pivot from the closed position to the open position includes a retainer and a fluid modifiable material. The fluid modifiable material is positioned between the door and the retainer thereby obstructing the door from pivoting from the closed position to the open position until the fluid modifiable material is modified by contact with the fluid.

PLANTS AND SEEDS OF CORN VARIETY I539440

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated I529440. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety I529440, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety I529440 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety I529440 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety I529440.

Plants and seeds of corn variety CV818609

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated CV818609. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety CV818609, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety CV818609 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety CV818609 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV818609.

Plants and seeds of corn variety CV344925

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated CV344925. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety CV344925, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety CV344925 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety CV344925 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV344925.

Connectors for a flood vent

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame, a door, and at least one connector. The frame forms a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. Furthermore, the frame extends into the opening in the structure in a first direction. The door is pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway, and allows a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway. The at least one connector is positioned between an outer perimeter of the frame and an inner perimeter of the opening. Furthermore, each of the at least one connector is configured to apply pressure to the inner perimeter of the opening in a second direction that is at least generally orthogonal to the first direction.

Plants and seeds of corn variety I539440

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated I539440. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety I539440, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety I539440 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety I539440 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety I539440.

Plants and seeds of corn variety I211988

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated I211988. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety I211988, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety I211988 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety I211988 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety I211988.

Plants and seeds of corn variety I059952

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated I059952. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety I059952, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety I059952 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety I059952 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety I059952.

Methods for incorporating multiple genes in a crop plant

The present invention provides haploid-based breeding methods for the integration of two or more genetic factors in a crop plant.

Plants and seeds of corn variety I211986

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated I211986. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety I211986, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety I211986 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety I211986 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety I211986.

Plants and seeds of corn variety CV754653

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated CV754653. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety CV754653, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety CV754653 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety CV754653 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV754653.

Plants and seeds of corn variety I291336

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated I291336. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety I291336, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety I291336 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety I291336 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety I291336.

Plants and seeds of corn variety cv754653

According to the invention, there is provided seed and plants of the corn variety designated CV754653. The invention thus relates to the plants, seeds and tissue cultures of the variety CV754653, and to methods for producing a corn plant produced by crossing a corn plant of variety CV754653 with itself or with another corn plant, such as a plant of another variety. The invention further relates to corn seeds and plants produced by crossing plants of variety CV754653 with plants of another variety, such as another inbred line. The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV754653.

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a plurality of insulation pieces positioned together, and a panel frame surrounding the plurality of insulation pieces. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled to a frame positionable into an opening in a structure, so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through the opening in the structure. One or more of the plurality of insulation pieces are configured to uncouple from the flood vent panel when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the flood vent panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the flood vent panel. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure; a plurality of insulation pieces positioned together; and', 'a panel frame surrounding the plurality of insulation pieces; and, 'a panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to at least partially block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure, the panel comprisingan insulation piece connector configured to couple the plurality of insulation pieces together, the insulation piece connector further configured to uncouple one or more of the plurality of insulation pieces from the panel when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel.2. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the insulation piece connector is a single piece of lamination in contact with the plurality of insulation pieces on one or more of a first side of the panel or a second side of the panel opposite of the first side of the panel.3. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the frame is the insulation piece connector.4. The flood vent of claim 3 , wherein the ...

FLOOD VENT

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame forming a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. The flood vent further includes a door pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway for allowing a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway. The door has two opposing faces that include a first face and a second face. The flood vent further includes a first float positioned within the door in a location in-between the first face and a second float. Additionally, the first float is configured to allow the door to pivot in a first direction. The flood vent further includes the second float positioned within the door in a location in-between the second face and the first float. Furthermore, the second float is configured to allow the door to pivot in a second direction. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame forming a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure;a door pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway for allowing a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway, the door comprising an outer perimeter defined by a top edge, a bottom edge, and two side edges; andone or more pieces of foam insulation extending at least substantially along an entire length of an inner perimeter of the frame, the one or more pieces of foam insulation being positioned on the inner perimeter of the frame in a location that is exterior to the door;wherein the one or more pieces of foam insulation comprise a first piece of foam insulation positioned on a top interior edge of the frame, a second piece of foam insulation positioned on a bottom interior edge of the frame, a third piece of foam insulation positioned on a first side interior edge of the frame, and a fourth piece of foam insulation positioned on a second side interior edge of the frame, andwherein the second piece of foam insulation positioned on the bottom interior edge of the frame includes one or more angled portions that are substantially parallel to one or more angled ...

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. The flood vent further includes a panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to at least partially block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure. The flood vent also includes one or more connectors configured to couple the panel to the frame. The one or more connectors are further configured to uncouple the panel from the frame when 0.5-5.0 pounds per square inch (PSI) of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure, the opening being located below base flood plain levels;a solid panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to completely block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure;one or more first connectors configured to couple the panel to the frame, the one or more first connectors further configured to uncouple the panel from the frame when 0.5-7.0 pounds per square inch of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel on a first side of the panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel, the one or more first connectors further configured to uncouple the panel from the frame when 0.5-7.0 pounds per square inch of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel on a second side of the panel opposite of the first side of the panel by the one or more of the fluid or the object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce the amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel; andone or more second connectors configured to couple the frame to the structure, the one or more second ...

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a first area, a second area, and a first set of one or more perforations positioned on a first side of the flood vent panel in a location in-between the first area and the second area. The perforations are configured to break when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the second area. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled, at least indirectly, to a structure so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. The break is configured to completely separate the second area from the first area so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure; and an outer perimeter defined by a top edge of the panel, a bottom edge of the panel, a left side edge of the panel, and a right side edge of the panel;', 'a solid outer area;', 'a solid inner area entirely surrounded by the solid outer area;', a top portion;', 'a bottom portion;', 'a left side portion; and', 'a right side portion, the first set of one or more perforations entirely surrounding the solid inner area of the panel on the first side of the panel; and, 'a first set of one or more perforations positioned on a first side of the panel in a location in-between the solid outer area and the solid inner area of the panel, the first set of one or more perforations having, a top portion;', 'a bottom portion;', 'a left side portion; and', 'a right side portion, the second set of one or more perforations entirely surrounding the solid inner area of the panel on the second side of the panel, the second side of the panel being opposite of the first side of the panel,, 'a second set of one or more perforations positioned on a second side of the panel in a location in-between the solid outer area and the solid inner area of the panel, the second set of one or more perforations ...

CONVERTIBLE HAMMOCK-SHADE TENT

A convertible hammock-shade tent configurable as a shade tent and a hammock comprising (I) A plurality of tiers comprising a first tier and a second tier wherein (a) the second tier has a plurality of perimeter sleeves and (b) each tier has positioned thereon a plurality of apertures; (II) A plurality of vertically adjustable telescoping posts comprising a first, second, third, and fourth post wherein each (a) is attachable to the first and second tiers by an attachment device and (b) comprises a plurality of post segments, each with an upper and a lower end, comprised of at least a first post segment with a lower end configured for securing the post to the ground and attaching the post to the first tier and a second post segment positioned above the first post segment and configured for attaching the post to the second tier; (III) Wherein the tiers and posts can be configured for use as a shade tent wherein the first tier comprises the shade tent floor and the second tier comprises the shade tent canopy positioned above the first tier and wherein (a) a bendable member is inserted into at least one second tier perimeter sleeve, and (b) a second tier support system is positioned below and proximal the second tier and comprises a first and a second cross brace, with each cross brace having a first and a second end, and a plurality of cross brace attachment members, wherein each cross brace end is attached to a cross brace attachment member attached to a second post segment of a post; and (IV) Wherein one tier can be configured for use as a hammock, wherein (a) the tier comprises a hammock panel having a panel first end and a panel second end wherein the panel first end is attached to a first erecting structure and the panel second end is attached to a second erecting structure, and (b) one or more panel perimeter apertures and one or more panel perimeter sleeves is proximal each panel end. 1. A convertible hammock-shade tent configurable as a shade tent and a hammock ...

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a first area, a second area, and a first set of one or more perforations positioned on a first side of the flood vent panel in a location in-between the first area and the second area. The perforations are configured to break when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the second area. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled, at least indirectly, to a structure so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. The break is configured to completely separate the second area from the first area so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure; anda panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to at least partially block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure, the panel having a first solid area, a second solid area, and a first set of one or more perforations positioned on a first side of the panel in a location in-between the first solid area and the second solid area of the panel, the first set of one or more perforations being configured to break when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the second solid area of the panel, wherein the break is configured to completely separate the second solid area of the panel from the first solid area of the panel so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel.2. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the panel is a solid panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to completely block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure.3. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the first set of one or more perforations are further configured to break when the at least the predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion ...

Flood vent having a panel

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a plurality of insulation pieces positioned together, and a panel frame surrounding the plurality of insulation pieces. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled to a frame positionable on a structure, so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. Each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the other insulation pieces of the plurality of insulation pieces. Each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the panel frame.

FLOOD VENT

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame forming a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. The flood vent further includes a door pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway for allowing a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway. The door has two opposing faces that include a first face and a second face. The flood vent further includes a first float positioned within the door in a location in-between the first face and a second float. Additionally, the first float is configured to allow the door to pivot in a first direction. The flood vent further includes the second float positioned within the door in a location in-between the second face and the first float. Furthermore, the second float is configured to allow the door to pivot in a second direction. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame forming a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure;a door pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway for allowing a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway, the door comprising an outer perimeter defined by a top edge, a bottom edge, and two side edges; andone or more pieces of foam insulation extending at least substantially along an entire length of an inner perimeter of the frame, the one or more pieces of foam insulation being positioned on the inner perimeter of the frame in a location that is exterior to the door;wherein the one or more pieces of foam insulation comprise a first piece of foam insulation positioned on a top interior edge of the frame, a second piece of foam insulation positioned on a bottom interior edge of the frame, a third piece of foam insulation positioned on a first side interior edge of the frame, and a fourth piece of foam insulation positioned on a second side interior edge of the frame, andwherein the second piece of foam insulation positioned on the bottom interior edge of the frame includes one or more angled portions that are substantially parallel to one or more angled ...

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a plurality of insulation pieces positioned together, and a panel frame surrounding the plurality of insulation pieces. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled to a frame positionable on a structure, so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. Each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the other insulation pieces of the plurality of insulation pieces. Each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the panel frame. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to be coupled to a structure; at least 10 insulation pieces positioned together, each of the at least 10 insulation pieces being substantially identical in shape and size to each of the other insulation pieces of the at least 10 insulation pieces;', 'a panel frame surrounding the at least 10 insulation pieces;, 'a panel configured to be coupled to the frame so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure, the panel comprisingwherein each of the at least 10 insulation pieces is separate from the other insulation pieces of the at least 10 insulation pieces;wherein each of the at least 10 insulation pieces is separate from the panel frame; andwherein the at least 10 insulation pieces and the panel frame are each made of a material comprising paper cellulose and wax.2. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to be coupled to a structure; a plurality of insulation pieces positioned together;', 'a panel frame surrounding the plurality of insulation pieces;, 'a panel configured to be coupled to the frame so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure, the panel comprisingwherein each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the other insulation pieces of the plurality of insulation pieces; andwherein each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the panel frame.3 ...

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a plurality of insulation pieces coupled together to form at least a portion of the flood vent panel. The flood vent panel further includes one or more insulation piece connectors coupled to the plurality of insulation pieces, and configured to couple the plurality of insulation pieces together. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled, at least indirectly, to a structure, so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. The one or more insulation piece connectors are further configured to uncouple one or more of the plurality of insulation pieces from the panel when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the flood vent panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure, the opening being located below base flood plain levels; and at least 50 insulation pieces coupled together to form at least a portion of the panel, each insulation piece having a height of approximately 1 inch, a length of approximately 1 inch, and a thickness of approximately 0.5 inches, each insulation piece being formed from polyethylene; and', 'one or more insulation piece connectors coupled to the insulation pieces, the one or more insulation piece connectors configured to couple the insulation pieces together to form the at least the portion of the panel, the one or more insulation piece connectors further configured to uncouple one or more of the insulation pieces from the panel when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of a first side of the panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel, the one or more insulation piece connectors further configured to uncouple one or more of the insulation pieces ...

CONVERTIBLE HAMMOCK-SHADE TENT

A convertible hammock-shade tent configurable as a shade tent and a hammock comprising (I) A plurality of tiers comprising a first tier and a second tier wherein (a) the second tier has a plurality of perimeter sleeves and (b) each tier has positioned thereon a plurality of apertures; (II) A plurality of vertically adjustable telescoping posts comprising a first, second, third, and fourth post wherein each (a) is attachable to the first and second tiers by an attachment device and (b) comprises a plurality of post segments, each with an upper and a lower end, comprised of at least a first post segment with a lower end configured for securing the post to the ground and attaching the post to the first tier and a second post segment positioned above the first post segment and configured for attaching the post to the second tier; (III) Wherein the tiers and posts can be configured for use as a shade tent wherein the first tier comprises the shade tent floor and the second tier comprises the shade tent canopy positioned above the first tier and wherein (a) a bendable member is inserted into at least one second tier perimeter sleeve, and (b) a second tier support system is positioned below and proximal the second tier and comprises a first and a second cross brace, with each cross brace having a first and a second end, and a plurality of cross brace attachment members, wherein each cross brace end is attached to a cross brace attachment member attached to a second post segment of a post; and (IV) Wherein one tier can be configured for use as a hammock, wherein (a) the tier comprises a hammock panel having a panel first end and a panel second end wherein the panel first end is attached to a first erecting structure and the panel second end is attached to a second erecting structure, and (b) one or more panel perimeter apertures and one or more panel perimeter sleeves is proximal each panel end. 1. A convertible hammock-shade tent configurable as a shade tent and a hammock ...

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a plurality of insulation pieces positioned together, and a panel frame surrounding the plurality of insulation pieces. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled to a frame positionable on a structure, so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. Each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the other insulation pieces of the plurality of insulation pieces. Each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the panel frame. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to be coupled to a structure; at least 10 insulation pieces positioned together, each of the at least 10 insulation pieces being substantially identical in shape and size to each of the other insulation pieces of the at least 10 insulation pieces;', 'a panel frame surrounding the at least 10 insulation pieces;, 'a panel configured to be coupled to the frame so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure, the panel comprisingwherein each of the at least 10 insulation pieces is separate from the other insulation pieces of the at least 10 insulation pieces;wherein each of the at least 10 insulation pieces is separate from the panel frame; andwherein the at least 10 insulation pieces and the panel frame are each made of a material comprising paper cellulose and wax.2. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to be coupled to a structure; a plurality of insulation pieces positioned together;', 'a panel frame surrounding the plurality of insulation pieces;, 'a panel configured to be coupled to the frame so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure, the panel comprisingwherein each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the other insulation pieces of the plurality of insulation pieces; andwherein each of the plurality of insulation pieces is separate from the panel frame.3 ...

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. The flood vent further includes a panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to at least partially block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure. The flood vent also includes one or more connectors configured to couple the panel to the frame. The one or more connectors are further configured to uncouple the panel from the frame when 0.5-5.0 pounds per square inch (PSI) of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel. 120-. (canceled)21. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure;a panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to at least partially block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure;one or more first connectors configured to couple the panel to the frame, the one or more first connectors further configured to uncouple the panel from the frame when a first predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel on a first side of the panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel, the one or more first connectors further configured to uncouple the panel from the frame when the first predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel on a second side of the panel opposite of the first side of the panel by the one or more of the fluid or the object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce the amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel; andone or more second connectors configured to couple the frame to the structure, the one or more second connectors further configured to ...

Scupper door systems

A scupper door system includes a frame defining a passageway. A door is mounted within the frame at a pivot and is therein rotatable about the pivot within the passageway between a closed position, blocking the passageway, and an open position wherein the passageway is open to permit passage of water therethrough. A latch mechanism is configured to retain the door in the closed position and is triggerable in response to a preset water condition at one side of the passage to release the door from the closed position and allow the door to rotate to the open position.

Flood vent barrier systems

A vent barrier system may include an insert and a cover. The insert may be dimensioned to be inserted within a flood vent duct through a first opening such that side faces of the insert contact sidewalls of the duct and thereby provide an insulative seal between the first opening and a second opening of the duct when inserted therein. The may be configured to be attached to the insert and be dimensioned to be selectively securable to vent at the first opening. The cover may be manipulatable to selectively remove the insert from the duct.

FLOOD VENT

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame forming a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. The flood vent further includes a door pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway for allowing a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway. The door has two opposing faces that include a first face and a second face. The flood vent further includes a first float positioned within the door in a location in-between the first face and a second float. Additionally, the first float is configured to allow the door to pivot in a first direction. The flood vent further includes the second float positioned within the door in a location in-between the second face and the first float. Furthermore, the second float is configured to allow the door to pivot in a second direction. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame forming a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure;a door pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway for allowing a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway; andone or more pieces of foam insulation extending at least substantially along an entire length of an inner perimeter of the frame, the one or more pieces of foam insulation being positioned on the inner perimeter of the frame in a location that is exterior to the door.2. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the one or more pieces of foam insulation extend along the entire length of the inner perimeter of the frame3. The flood vent of claim 1 , further comprising:one or more second pieces of foam insulation extending at least substantially along the entire length of the inner perimeter of the frame, the one or more second pieces of foam insulation being positioned on the inner perimeter of the frame in a location that is interior to the door.4. The flood vent of claim 3 , wherein the one or more second pieces of foam insulation extend along the entire length of the inner perimeter of the frame5. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the one or more pieces of ...

CONNECTORS FOR A FLOOD VENT

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame, a door, and at least one connector. The frame forms a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. Furthermore, the frame extends into the opening in the structure in a first direction. The door is pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway, and allows a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway. The at least one connector is positioned between an outer perimeter of the frame and an inner perimeter of the opening. Furthermore, each of the at least one connector is configured to apply pressure to the inner perimeter of the opening in a second direction that is at least generally orthogonal to the first direction. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame forming a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure, the frame extending into the opening in the structure in a first direction;a door pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway for allowing a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway; andat least one connector positioned between an outer perimeter of the frame and an inner perimeter of the opening, each of the at least one connector being configured to apply pressure to the inner perimeter of the opening in a second direction that is at least generally orthogonal to the first direction.2. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the second direction is orthogonal to the first direction.3. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the pressure is configured to at least partially hold the frame within the opening in the structure.4. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the at least one connector is further configured to be removably coupled to the frame.5. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the at least one connector is formed as a portion of the frame.6. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the at least one connector comprises a spring clip.7. The flood vent of claim 6 , wherein the spring clip comprises:a clip portion configured to removably couple the spring clip to the frame; anda ...

Flood vent trigger systems

A flood vent includes a door pivotable within a frame between a closed position and an open position. A fluid trigger that is triggerable by a fluid to allow the door to pivot from the closed position to the open position includes a retainer and a fluid modifiable material. The fluid modifiable material is positioned between the door and the retainer thereby obstructing the door from pivoting from the closed position to the open position until the fluid modifiable material is modified by contact with the fluid.

FLOOD VENT HAVING A PANEL

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a first area, a second area, and a first set of one or more perforations positioned on a first side of the flood vent panel in a location in-between the first area and the second area. The perforations are configured to break when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the second area. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled, at least indirectly, to a structure so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. The break is configured to completely separate the second area from the first area so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway. 1. A flood vent , comprising:a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure; anda panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to at least partially block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure, the panel having a first solid area, a second solid area, and a first set of one or more perforations positioned on a first side of the panel in a location in-between the first solid area and the second solid area of the panel, the first set of one or more perforations being configured to break when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the second solid area of the panel, wherein the break is configured to completely separate the second solid area of the panel from the first solid area of the panel so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel.2. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the panel is a solid panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to completely block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure.3. The flood vent of claim 1 , wherein the first set of one or more perforations are further configured to break when the at least the predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion ...

Flood vent having a panel

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a plurality of insulation pieces coupled together to form at least a portion of the flood vent panel. The flood vent panel further includes one or more insulation piece connectors coupled to the plurality of insulation pieces, and configured to couple the plurality of insulation pieces together. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled, at least indirectly, to a structure, so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. The one or more insulation piece connectors are further configured to uncouple one or more of the plurality of insulation pieces from the panel when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the flood vent panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid. 2a8 0 a 8 12a 24 "23a 26 22 l 24a -- 122 12c- lib 23a 2 6-2 22 12a 19 24a Ila 234b 13b -18 261,/l (-'-j B -1,12bJ 24 1 2b19 17

Methods for incorporating multiple genes in a crop plant

The present invention provides haploid-based breeding methods for the integration of two or more genetic factors in a crop plant.

Convertible hammock-shade tent

A convertible hammock-shade tent configurable as a shade tent and a hammock comprising (I) A plurality of tiers comprising a first tier and a second tier wherein (a) the second tier has a plurality of perimeter sleeves and (b) each tier has positioned thereon a plurality of apertures; (II) A plurality of vertically adjustable telescoping posts comprising a first, second, third, and fourth post wherein each (a) is attachable to the first and second tiers by an attachment device and (b) comprises a plurality of post segments, each with an upper and a lower end, comprised of at least a first post segment with a lower end configured for securing the post to the ground and attaching the post to the first tier and a second post segment positioned above the first post segment and configured for attaching the post to the second tier; (III) Wherein the tiers and posts can be configured for use as a shade tent wherein the first tier comprises the shade tent floor and the second tier comprises the shade tent canopy positioned above the first tier and wherein (a) a bendable member is inserted into at least one second tier perimeter sleeve, and (b) a second tier support system is positioned below and proximal the second tier and comprises a first and a second cross brace, with each cross brace having a first and a second end, and a plurality of cross brace attachment members, wherein each cross brace end is attached to a cross brace attachment member attached to a second post segment of a post; and (IV) Wherein one tier can be configured for use as a hammock, wherein (a) the tier comprises a hammock panel having a panel first end and a panel second end wherein the panel first end is attached to a first erecting structure and the panel second end is attached to a second erecting structure, and (b) one or more panel perimeter apertures and one or more panel perimeter sleeves is proximal each panel end.

Methods for incorporating multiple genes in a crop plant

The present invention provides haploid-based breeding methods for the integration of two or more genetic factors in a crop plant.

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Flood vent barrier systems

A vent barrier system may include an insert and a cover. The insert may be dimensioned to be inserted within a flood vent duct through a first opening such that side faces of the insert contact sidewalls of the duct and thereby provide an insulative seal between the first opening and a second opening of the duct when inserted therein. The may be configured to be attached to the insert and be dimensioned to be selectively securable to vent at the first opening. The cover may be manipulatable to selectively remove the insert from the duct.

Flood vent having a panel

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a plurality of insulation pieces positioned together, and a panel frame surrounding the plurality of insulation pieces. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled to a frame positionable into an opening in a structure, so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through the opening in the structure. One or more of the plurality of insulation pieces are configured to uncouple from the flood vent panel when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the flood vent panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the flood vent panel.

Flood vent having a panel

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a first area, a second area, and a first set of one or more perforations positioned on a first side of the flood vent panel in a location in-between the first area and the second area. The perforations are configured to break when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the second area. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled, at least indirectly, to a structure so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. The break is configured to completely separate the second area from the first area so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway.

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Convertible hammock-shade tent

A convertible hammock-shade tent configurable as a shade tent and a hammock has a sidewall panel comprising a plurality of perimeter sleeves, a plurality of perimeter apertures, and a pair of loops formed along the perimeter sleeves. Tent posts are provided wherein each tent post is attachable to the sidewall panel and has an end configured for securing the tent post to ground. One or more sand bags are provided for anchoring the tent. The sidewall panel may be alternately configured for use as a sidewall panel for a tent, as a freestanding shade tent, or as a hammock.

Convertible hammock-shade tent

A convertible hammock-shade tent configurable as a shade tent and a hammock has a top tier comprising a plurality of perimeter sleeves and a pair of loop sets formed on a rear surface of the top tier. Each of the pair of loop sets run diagonally across the rear surface of the top tier. A pair of tent post are provided wherein each tent post is attachable to the top tier by running through one of the pair of loop sets and each of the pair of tent post having a pair of ends configured for securing the tent post to ground.a. wherein the top tier and tent posts can be configured for use as a shade tent wherein the top tier comprises a shade tent canopy; andb. wherein the top tier can be configured for use as a hammock, wherein (i) the top tier comprises a hammock panel having a panel first end and a panel second end wherein the panel first end is attached to a first erecting structure and the panel second end is attached to a second erecting structure.

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Flood vent having a panel

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. The flood vent further includes a panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to at least partially block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure. The flood vent also includes one or more connectors configured to couple the panel to the frame. The one or more connectors are further configured to uncouple the panel from the frame when 0.5-5.0 pounds per square inch (PSI) of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel.

Flood vent having a panel

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a first area, a second area, and a first set of one or more perforations positioned on a first side of the flood vent panel in a location in-between the first area and the second area. The perforations are configured to break when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the second area. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled, at least indirectly, to a structure so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. The break is configured to completely separate the second area from the first area so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway.

Flood vent having a panel

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame configured to form a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. The flood vent further includes a panel configured to be coupled to the frame in the fluid passageway so as to at least partially block the fluid passageway through the opening in the structure. The flood vent also includes one or more connectors configured to couple the panel to the frame. The one or more connectors are further configured to uncouple the panel from the frame when 0.5-5.0 pounds per square inch (PSI) of pressure is applied to a portion of the panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid, so as to reduce an amount of blockage of the fluid passageway provided by the panel.

Flood vent trigger systems

A flood vent includes a door pivotable within a frame between a closed position and an open position. A fluid trigger that is triggerable by a fluid to allow the door to pivot from the closed position to the open position includes a retainer and a fluid modifiable material. The fluid modifiable material is positioned between the door and the retainer thereby obstructing the door from pivoting from the closed position to the open position until the fluid modifiable material is modified by contact with the fluid.

Flood vent having a panel

According to one embodiment, a flood vent panel includes a plurality of insulation pieces coupled together to form at least a portion of the flood vent panel. The flood vent panel further includes one or more insulation piece connectors coupled to the plurality of insulation pieces, and configured to couple the plurality of insulation pieces together. The flood vent panel is configured to be coupled, at least indirectly, to a structure, so as to at least partially block a fluid passageway through an opening in the structure. The one or more insulation piece connectors are further configured to uncouple one or more of the plurality of insulation pieces from the panel when at least a predetermined amount of pressure is applied to a portion of the flood vent panel by one or more of a fluid or an object carried by the fluid.

Flood vent

According to one embodiment, a flood vent includes a frame forming a fluid passageway through an opening in a structure. The flood vent further includes a door pivotally mounted to the frame in the fluid passageway for allowing a fluid to flow through the fluid passageway. The door has two opposing faces that include a first face and a second face. The flood vent further includes a first float positioned within the door in a location in-between the first face and a second float. Additionally, the first float is configured to allow the door to pivot in a first direction. The flood vent further includes the second float positioned within the door in a location in-between the second face and the first float. Furthermore, the second float is configured to allow the door to pivot in a second direction.

Scupper door systems

A scupper door system includes a frame defining a passageway. A door is mounted within the frame at a pivot and is therein rotatable about the pivot within the passageway between a closed position, blocking the passageway, and an open position wherein the passageway is open to permit passage of water therethrough. A latch mechanism is configured to retain the door in the closed position and is triggerable in response to a preset water condition at one side of the passage to release the door from the closed position and allow the door to rotate to the open position.