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Christopher Butler, Westminster, CO US
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| 20090177470 | DISTRIBUTED DICTATION/TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM - A distributed dictation/transcription system is provided. The system provides a client station, dictation manager, and dictation server networked such that the dictation manager can select a dictation server to transcribe audio from the client station. The dictation manager selects one of a plurality of dictation servers based on conventional load balancing as well as on a determination of which of the dictation servers may already have a user profile uploaded. Moreover, while selecting a dictation server and/or uploading a profile, the user or client at the client station may begin dictating, which audio would be stored in a buffer of dictation manager until a dictation server was selected and/or available. The user would receive in real time or near real time a display of the textual data that may be corrected by the user. The corrective textual data may be transmitted back to the dictation manager to update the user profile. | 07-09-2009 |
Court Barlin Butler, Gypsum, CO US
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| 20100225103 | Road map with indicated road segments - One embodiment is to visually direct the focus of the user to specific road segments on a road map surface by the use of colors or symbols overlaid on certain roadways shown on a road map. In numerous embodiments, it will provide the user with a quick visual reference to the location of certain road segments which meet the map designers pre-requisite criteria which would vary for different types of maps, and which would visually indicate different levels of enjoyment that could be anticipated or expected along these certain road segments by the use of various colors or shades of colors, or the use of symbols of various sizes such as dots or stars. Our application would respond to the unfulfilled needs of certain segments of the travelling public such as motorcyclists and RVers, their desire often for enjoyment more than expediency. | 09-09-2010 |
Douglas Blaine Butler, Colorado Springs, CO US
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| 20080268646 | REDUCED AREA DYNAMIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (DRAM) CELL AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME - A reduced area dynamic random access memory (DRAM) cell and method for fabricating the same wherein the cell occupies an area smaller than one photolithography pitch by two photolithography pitches through the formation of sidewall spacers along a first pattern to define a first portion of the active region of the memory cell and a second orthogonally oriented pattern to define a second portion of the active region of the memory cell thereby creating a ladder shaped active region for a column of the memory cells. | 10-30-2008 |
| 20090106488 | STATIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (SRAM) COMPATIBLE, HIGH AVAILABILITY MEMORY ARRAY AND METHOD EMPLOYING SYNCHRONOUS DYNAMIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (DRAM) IN CONJUNCTION WITH A DATA CACHE AND SEPARATE READ AND WRITE REGISTERS AND TAG BLOCKS - A high-speed, static random access memory (SRAM) compatible, high availability memory array and method employing synchronous dynamic random access memory (DRAM) in conjunction with a data cache and separate data read and write registers and tag blocks. The inclusion of separate data read and write registers allows the device to effectively operate at a cycle time limited only by the DRAM subarray cycle time. Further, the inclusion of two tag blocks allows one to be accessed with an externally supplied address and the other to be accessed with a write-back address, thus eliminating the requirement for a single tag to execute two read-modify write cycles in one DRAM cycle time. | 04-23-2009 |
Joyce Ann Butler, Eagle, CO US
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| 20100225103 | Road map with indicated road segments - One embodiment is to visually direct the focus of the user to specific road segments on a road map surface by the use of colors or symbols overlaid on certain roadways shown on a road map. In numerous embodiments, it will provide the user with a quick visual reference to the location of certain road segments which meet the map designers pre-requisite criteria which would vary for different types of maps, and which would visually indicate different levels of enjoyment that could be anticipated or expected along these certain road segments by the use of various colors or shades of colors, or the use of symbols of various sizes such as dots or stars. Our application would respond to the unfulfilled needs of certain segments of the travelling public such as motorcyclists and RVers, their desire often for enjoyment more than expediency. | 09-09-2010 |
Timothy Nathaniel Butler, Golden, CO US
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| 20090051137 | Retractable Fixture For Use With A Wheelchair - Retractable fixtures for use with a wheelchair are disclosed herein. A retractable fixture of one embodiment includes a platform movable between a first position behind the wheelchair and a second position beside the wheelchair. A track having forward and rear ends is beside the wheelchair, and a carriage is configured to travel along the track. The carriage is rotatably coupled to the platform at a front pivot point, and an arm is rotatably coupled to the platform at a rear pivot point. The arm is rotatable about a fixed pivot point. When the platform moves from the first position to the second position, the carriage travels along the track toward the track front end, the platform rotates about the front pivot point in a first direction, and the arm rotates about the fixed pivot point in the first direction. | 02-26-2009 |
Van Butler, Colorado Springs, CO US
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| 20080285371 | WIDE WINDOW CLOCK SCHEME FOR LOADING OUTPUT FIFO REGISTERS - A circuit provides the widest possible window for capturing data and preventing run-through in a FIFO register. The FIFO register includes two registers per I/O. Two FIFO input clocks are used, one for each FIFO register. When one FIFO clock is active, the other is automatically disabled. Initially, the circuit is reset such that one clock is active, and the other disabled. Upon receiving a valid READ command, a shift chain attached to the FICLK that is currently low begins counting the clock cycles. This eventually determines when the FICLK that is currently low can be enabled. The final enable is dependent upon the turning off the FICLK that is currently high. The FICLK that is enabled during the reset turns off a fixed delay after the falling edge of the YCLK associated with the READ command. | 11-20-2008 |
| 20080291748 | WIDE WINDOW CLOCK SCHEME FOR LOADING OUTPUT FIFO REGISTERS - A circuit provides the widest possible window for capturing data and preventing run-through in a FIFO register. The FIFO register includes two registers per I/O. Two FIFO input clocks are used, one for each FIFO register. When one FIFO clock is active, the other is automatically disabled. Initially, the circuit is reset such that one clock is active, and the other disabled. Upon receiving a valid READ command, a shift chain attached to the FICLK that is currently low begins counting the clock cycles. This eventually determines when the FICLK that is currently low can be enabled. The final enable is dependent upon the turning off the FICLK that is currently high. The FICLK that is enabled during the reset turns off a fixed delay after the falling edge of the YCLK associated with the READ command. | 11-27-2008 |