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Amarjit Bahl, Brookfield, CT US
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| 20090125602 | AUTOMATIC PRIORITY ADJUSTMENT FOR INCOMING EMAILS - A method, an information processing system, and a computer readable storage medium for at least one of assigning and dynamically adjusting a priority level associated with an email message. The method includes receiving at least one email message associated with a recipient. Definitions of a plurality of priority assignment parameters and respective priority levels that are associated with each of the plurality of priority assignment parameter are accepted from a user. At least one identified priority assignment parameter within the plurality of priority assignment parameters is identified within the at least one email message. A corresponding priority level that is associated with the at least one identified priority assignment parameter is assigned to the at least one email message. | 05-14-2009 |
Amarjit S. Bahl, Brookfield, CT US
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| 20090043582 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CREATION OF VOICE TRAINING PROFILES WITH MULTIPLE METHODS WITH UNIFORM SERVER MECHANISM USING HETEROGENEOUS DEVICES - A system and method for creating user voice profiles enables a user to create a single user voice profile that is compatible with one or more voice servers. Such a system includes a training server that receives audio information from a client associated with a user and stores the audio information and corresponding textual information. The system further includes a training server adaptor. The training server adaptor is configured to receive a voice profile format and a communication protocol corresponding to one of the plurality of voice servers, convert the audio information and corresponding textual information into a format compatible with the voice profile format and communication protocol corresponding to the one of the plurality of voice servers, and provide the converted audio information and corresponding textual information to the one of the plurality of voice servers. | 02-12-2009 |
Arun K. Bahl, Monroe, NC US
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| 20100279979 | IMMUNOPOTENTIATING AGENT FOR USE IN ANIMALS - A simplified method for producing an immunopotentiating agent from cell walls of yeast, other fungi or bacteria is provided and its use as an additive to animal feed to increase resistance to various infections and to potentiate the effect of vaccines is described. | 11-04-2010 |
Arun K. Bahl, Cornelius, NC US
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| 20080200429 | Purified Beta Glucan Composition - The invention provides methods of using beta glucans to treat conditions associated with bone loss or low bone density as well as methods for promoting bone growth in situations where enhanced bone growth is desirable. In the invention methods beta glucans are administered so as to enhance the development of osteoblasts and the inhibition of the development and recruitment of osteoclasts. The inhibition of the recruitment and development of osteoclasts, coupled with the enhancement of osteoblast maturation by beta glucans leads to decreased bone resorption and increased bone formation, making beta glucans ideal agents for the treatment of osteoporosis and other bone resorption diseases. | 08-21-2008 |
| 20110195926 | PURIFIED BETA GLUCAN COMPOSITION - The invention provides methods of using beta glucans to treat conditions associated with bone loss or low bone density as well as methods for promoting bone growth in situations where enhanced bone growth is desirable. In the invention methods beta glucans are administered so as to enhance the development of osteoblasts and the inhibition of the development and recruitment of osteoclasts. The inhibition of the recruitment and development of osteoclasts, coupled with the enhancement of osteoblast maturation by beta glucans leads to decreased bone resorption and increased bone formation, making beta glucans ideal agents for the treatment of osteoporosis and other bone resorption diseases. | 08-11-2011 |
Ashish Bahl, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL US
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| 20090327114 | Systems and Methods For Secure Pin-Based Transactions Via a Host Based Pin Pad - A method and system for securely verifying over an open network a transaction using a payment card requiring authorization, such as a PIN, to be used. The system utilizes a secure host system to establish two lines of communication between a merchant and a consumer device used by an individual using the payment card. The secure host system provides a verification interface that is presented to the consumer device, providing a means for the individual to provide verification information. The secure host system receives verification information from the consumer device, couples the verification information with card information supplied by a merchant for verification from a third party payment provider. The transaction service provider verifies the transaction without sending the cardholder's actual PIN over the open network. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20110087591 | Personalization Data Creation or Modification Systems and Methods - The present disclosure has a merchant computing device communicatively coupled to a customer computing device via a network and a transaction computing device securely coupled to the merchant computing device and coupled to a debit network. In addition, the present disclosure has logic configured to enable a user of the customer computing device to modify personalization data stored on the transaction computing device based upon an approval obtained via the debit network during a transaction with the merchant computing device. In addition, the personalization data comprises a phrase and an image and the logic is further configured to display the phrase and the image to the user when the user performs a transaction with the transaction computing device. | 04-14-2011 |
Deepak Bahl, Monmouth Junction, NJ US
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| 20110064812 | Oral Solid Dosage Form Containing Nanoparticles and Process of Formulating the Same Using Fish Gelatin - An oral solid dosage form containing nanoparticles is made by (a) reducing the particle size of at least one pharmaceutically active ingredient dispersed in a solution containing fish gelatin to form a nanosuspension and (b) freeze-drying the nanosuspension of step (a) to form the oral solid dosage form. | 03-17-2011 |
Gurinder Bahl, Fremont, CA US
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| 20110071979 | Data Governance Manager for Master Data Management Hubs - Improved data governance solutions to enterprise-level master data storage hubs are provided by implementing data governance functionality across the operational systems, analytical systems, and master data hubs of an enterprise. Data governance functionality is provided across the systems and hubs of an enterprise by providing visibility into the operational data, analytical data, and master data of an enterprise, by providing visibility into the data quality measuring processes that have been executed on the operational and analytical data, and by providing functionality for correcting fragmented, inconsistent, and erroneous information within operational and analytical data. | 03-24-2011 |
Paramivir Bahl, Bellevue, WA US
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| 20110087924 | Diagnosing Abnormalities Without Application-Specific Knowledge - Methods, articles, and systems for determining a probable cause of a component's abnormal behavior are described. To determine the probable cause, a computing device computes, for one or more pairs of components having dependency relationships, a likelihood that behavior of one component of a pair is impacting behavior of the other component of the pair. This computing is based on joint historical behavior of the pair of components. The computing device then determines that one of a plurality of components is a probable cause of the abnormal behavior based on the computed likelihoods. | 04-14-2011 |
Pradeep Bahl, Redmond, WA US
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| 20080250407 | Network group name for virtual machines - Virtual machine (VM) management using a group name. By associating VM registration information with a group name, all VMs running off a single physical machine image can be managed (e.g., blocked or unblocked) simultaneously. A service component captures registration information (e.g., IP address-VM name pair) between a virtual machine and a name server. The IP address-VM name pair is recorded (or stored) in the name server database. Based on the VM pair, a record component generates a group name, and stores the VM pair in association with the group name in the name server database. Blocking of the group name then blocks all VMs associated with the group name. Moreover, queries against the group name will then expose all operational VMs for that host. Updates to the group name record can be made based on registration and deregistration of VMs for a given host machine. | 10-09-2008 |
| 20080263654 | Dynamic security shielding through a network resource - Architecture for facilitating access of remote system software functionality by a host machine for the redirection of incoming and/or outgoing host traffic through the remote system for protection services to the host machine. The host machine can gain the benefits of effective protection software such as firewall, intrusion protection software, and anti-malware services, of the remote machine. The host machine can choose to exercise traffic redirection when there is a risk of being compromised, and then revert back to direct communications when the risk has been averted. The host machine takes advantage of the resources available on the remote machine in substantially realtime with minimal disruption to the host and/or the remote machine operations. This facilitates widespread and temporary protection of network systems for a more secure working environment and improved customer experience. | 10-23-2008 |
| 20080282347 | Real-time network malware protection - A Network State Database (NSD) can comprise information regarding the network-centric state of one or more computing devices connected to a network. The information contained in the NSD can be passively received by the NSD, or it can be actively obtained by the NSD. Additionally the NSD can comprise either a centralized collection of information, or a distributed collection of information independently maintained and conceptualized as a single entity. The information of the NSD can be used by a Network Risk Management Service (NRMS) to appropriately respond and protect the network. The NRMS can provide relevant information from the NSD to subscribers, which can independently act to protect the network. The NRMS can likewise itself instruct computing devices regarding an appropriate action, or it can itself instruct the performance of such action. | 11-13-2008 |
| 20110131658 | DYNAMIC RISK MANAGEMENT - A dynamic risk management system for operating systems that provides monitoring, detection, assessment, and follow-up action to reduce the risk whenever it rises. The system enables an operating system to protect itself automatically in dynamic environments. The risk management system monitors a diverse set of attributes of the system which determines the security state of the system and is indicative of the risk the system is under. Based on a specification of risk levels for the various attributes and for their combinations, the risk management system determines whether one or more actions are required to alleviate the overall risk to the system. | 06-02-2011 |
| 20110179481 | NETWORK AWARE FIREWALL - Among other things, one or more systems and/or methods for a network aware firewall are disclosed. A method comprises accessing a first network connection from a client computer system and determining whether the first network connection is a first network type or a second network type. The method further comprises dynamically modifying security parameters associated with a firewall local to the client computer system in response to determining whether the network connection is the first network type or the second network type. | 07-21-2011 |
| 20110238801 | DYNAMIC SESSION MAINTENANCE FOR MOBILE COMPUTING DEVICES - A framework and method are disclosed for supporting changed addresses by mobile network nodes. Such support is provided through enhancements to the mobile network nodes and utilizes DNS servers, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), and virtual private network (VPN) servers—or their functional equivalents—to dynamically assign a current network address to a mobile node, provide the current network address to an authoritative name server, and thereafter have correspondent nodes update their addresses for the mobile node based upon an address provided by the authoritative name server. A mobile node registers all of its name-to-address mappings with its authoritative DNS server using a time to live of zero. Furthermore, when a mobile node moves outside its home security domain, the mobile node initiates a virtual private network connection to a virtual private server for a security domain. | 09-29-2011 |
| 20120066381 | NETWORK DNA - Network DNA may be determined for a computer network that taxonomically classifies the computer network. Network DNA may include derived network DNA components and raw network DNA components. Raw network DNA components may be acquired from local or remote sources. Derived network DNA components may be generated according to derived network DNA component specifications. Derived network DNA component specifications may reference raw network DNA components. Network DNA determined for the computer network may include a network species component capable of indicating network species classifications for computer networks. Network species classifications may include enterprise network, home network and public place network. Network species classifications may be determined as a function of network security, network management and network addressing. One or more network DNA stores may be configured to store network DNA for computer networks. Network DNA stores may store network DNA history as well as current network DNA. | 03-15-2012 |
Ritu Bahl, Issaquah, WA US
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| 20100070969 | Automatic Detection And Installation Of Client Peripheral Devices By A Server - A server-client system is configured to automatically detect and install peripheral devices, such as printers, scanners, etc. that are attached to a client. The server is configured to detect the peripheral device and install a driver that is compatible with the peripheral device. The I/O queue created for the peripheral device is redirected to the port to which the peripheral device is connected. | 03-18-2010 |
Sandeep Bahl, Palo Alto, CA US
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| 20120098035 | Group III-N HEMT with an Increased Buffer Breakdown Voltage - The buffer breakdown of a group III-N HEMT on a p-type Si substrate is significantly increased by forming an n-well in the p-type Si substrate to lie directly below the metal drain region of the group III-N HEMT. The n-well forms a p-n junction which becomes reverse biased during breakdown, thereby increasing the buffer breakdown by the reverse-biased breakdown voltage of the p-n junction and allowing the substrate to be grounded. The buffer layer of a group III-N HEMT can also be implanted with n-type and p-type dopants which are aligned with the p-n junction to minimize any leakage currents at the junction between the substrate and the buffer layer. | 04-26-2012 |
| 20120098036 | Group III-N HEMT with a Floating Substrate Region and a Grounded Substrate Region - The Si substrate of a group III-N HEMT is formed in layers that define a p-n junction which electrically isolates an upper region of the Si substrate from a lower region of the Si substrate. As a result, the upper region of the Si substrate can electrically float, thereby obtaining a full buffer breakdown voltage, while the lower region of the Si substrate can be attached to a package by way of a conductive epoxy, thereby significantly improving the thermal conductivity of the group III-N HEMT and minimizing undesirable floating-voltage regions. | 04-26-2012 |
Varun Bahl, Redmond, WA US
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| 20100192132 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CUSTOMIZED ERROR REPORTING - An error reporting system within the operating system of a computer that provides error reporting and/or debugging for managed applications. The error reporting service supports a registration programming interface through which applications that use non-native or non-standard error reporting functions can register runtime exception modules. A similar interface may be provided for applications to register debuggers. In response to a failure, such as a crash or an application hang, the error reporting service can poll the registered components to ascertain whether any is adapted for use in conjunction with such a failure. If so, the appropriate registered components can be used to collect failure data and/or debug the failed application. In this way, the error reporting service, and an existing framework that supports aggregation of application error reports, can be customized, including to allow error reporting and debugging of non-native applications. | 07-29-2010 |