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Alan M. Buckwalter, Glen Rock, NJ US
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| 20090100099 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING AND OFFERING AN EXCHANGE DATABASE - A system and method for providing an exchange database system is provided in some embodiments, the method includes automatically collecting contact information associated with a business or service provider; storing the automatically collected contact information in a plurality of data records, each data record being associated with a business or service provider; inviting the business or service provider associated with each of the plurality of data records to verify the automatically collected contact information and to subscribe to a service to maintain their associated contact information; and providing access the automatically collected contact information to subscribers and non-subscribers. | 04-16-2009 |
James Buckwalter, San Clemente, CA US
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| 20110204979 | CONSTRUCTIVE FEEDBACK TRAVELING WAVE DEVICE AND METHOD - An apparatus and method include a transmission line carrying a propagating signal between an inlet port and an outlet port. The propagating signal can include a forward traveling wave and optionally a backward traveling wave. A feedback stage samples a the propagating signal at the outlet port, generates a feedback signal the includes a time translation and a gain translation in the feedback energy, and routes the feedback signal to the inlet port such that the gain translation constructively interferes with the forward traveling wave and thereby increases the amplitude of the forward traveling wave. | 08-25-2011 |
James F. Buckwalter, Pasadena, CA US
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| 20080298530 | DATA-DEPENDENT JITTER PRE-EMPHASIS FOR HIGH-SPEED SERIAL LINK TRANSMITTERS - In the context of high-speed serial links, data-dependent jitter compensation techniques performed using phase pre-distortion. Broadly contemplated is an expansion of the notion of pre-emphasis beyond conventional amplitude compensation of ISI, whereby phase pre-emphasis for compensating data-dependent jitter (DDJ) is introduced. DDJ can be addressed by exploiting the relationship between the data sequence and the timing deviation. Phase pre-emphasis improves the signal integrity with little additional power consumption in the transmitter and with no cross-talk penalty. | 12-04-2008 |
J. Galen Buckwalter, Pasadena, CA US
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| 20090106043 | Method and system for identifying people who are likely to have a successful relationship - The functions and operations of a matching service are disclosed. This includes approximating the satisfaction that a user of the matching service has in the relationships that the user forms with others and identifying candidates for a relationship with the user based on the approximated satisfaction. This also includes approximating the satisfaction that the user will have in a relationship with a particular candidate. The matching service also identifies two parties for a relationship. The matching service makes available a plurality of communication levels at which the parties can communicate. Each communication level allows the parties to exchange information in a different format. The parties are permitted to exchange information at one of the communication levels. | 04-23-2009 |
Michael E. Buckwalter, New Providence, PA US
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| 20100247834 | Floor Panel and Floating Floor System Incorporating the Same - A floor panel and a floating floor system incorporating the floor panel include a floor panel having a top layer and a bottom layer. The top layer has a top surface and a bottom surface. The top surface has a visible decorative pattern. The bottom layer has a top surface and a bottom surface. The top surface of the bottom layer is adhered to the bottom surface of the top layer such that the bottom layer is offset from the top layer in a direction of length and width and a marginal end portion of the top surface of the bottom layer and a marginal end portion of the bottom surface of the top layer is exposed. At least one of the marginal end portions has an adhesive, and a ratio of a thickness of the top layer to a thickness of the bottom layer is about 5 or greater. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20110042003 | Method of making a floor panel - A method of making a floor panel includes the steps of: providing an adhesive on a release member; laminating or marrying the release member to a bottom layer such that the adhesive is between the release member and the bottom layer; removing a portion of the release member to expose an area of the adhesive; and adhering a top layer to the area such that the top layer is offset with respect to the bottom layer in a direction of length and width and a marginal end portion of a top surface of the bottom layer and a marginal end portion of the bottom surface of the top layer is exposed. | 02-24-2011 |
| 20110042252 | Packaging system for a floor panel - A packaging system and a method of packaging a plurality of floor panels in a box includes floor panels having a top layer and a bottom layer. The top layer has a top surface with a visible decorative pattern and a bottom surface adhered to a top surface of the bottom layer such that the bottom layer is offset from the top layer in a direction of length and width and a marginal end portion of the top surface of the bottom layer and a marginal end portion of the bottom surface of the top layer is exposed. At least one of the marginal end portions has an adhesive. The floor panels are stacked in the box in pairs. Each of the pairs is stacked such that the top surfaces of the top layers of each of the pairs of the floor panels are facing each other. | 02-24-2011 |
Paul Benjamin Buckwalter, Goshen, IN US
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| 20110153049 | ISOCHRONOUS AUDIO NETWORK SOFTWARE INTERFACE - A computer system includes a network interface that transmits and/or receives packets over a network. The packets may include isochronous audio packets and data packets. The computer system may have an operating system in which isochronous audio software is executable to extract audio data from the isochronous audio packets, or format audio data into isochronous audio packets. The system may also include other software executable within the operating system substantially in parallel with the isochronous audio software. The other software may extract data from the data packets. | 06-23-2011 |
Robert R. Buckwalter, West Chester, PA US
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| 20110314022 | K engine - process count after build in threads - In a KStore having a plurality of K nodes with count fields a method for updating count fields, receiving a particle to provide a received particle, updating selected node counts of the plurality of nodes counts in response to the received particle to provide first updated K node count fields, and saving selected K node count fields for later updating to provide second updated count fields are recited. The K nodes include elemental root nodes and the second updated K node count fields include elemental root nodes of the plurality of elemental root nodes. The second updated K node count fields include only elemental root nodes of the plurality of elemental root nodes. The first updated K node count fields include no elemental root nodes. The second updated K node count fields include K nodes pointed to by the Result pointers of the first updated K node count fields. | 12-22-2011 |