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Christopher Allen
Christopher Allen Borneman, Leesburg, VA US
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| 20120066502 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ENABLING TRUST IN A FEDERATED COLLABORATION - Systems and methods consistent with the present invention enable explicit and multilateral trust across a community of federated servers via a network. A trusted third party establishes a framework of policies and procedures governing a federation. Organizations joining the federation submit to an audit process of internal policies and procedures to ensure compliance with the policies and procedures of the federation. Upon successful completion of an audit, an organization may receive a digital certificate containing the digital public key of the organization and indicating approval of the trusted third party. The organization may then use the associated digital private key for signing security assertions associated with a request for resources from another federation service provider. The service provider may trust the assertion from the organization based on trust placed in trusted third party by the service provider and the trust placed in the organization by the trusted third party. | 03-15-2012 |
Christopher Allen Freeman, Louisville, KY US
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| 20090294045 | APPLIQUE PRINTING PROCESS AND MACHINE - A method and apparatus for creating a design that is melded onto an underlying layer of material that is then cut out and applied onto a final surface to produce an appliqué. The design is first created using a printer to print a design onto a top layer of “puff” or other suitable cloth material. The printed design area is cut out of the top layer material and then the bottom layer, to create a two layer appliqué that resembles a traditional stitched appliqué. | 12-03-2009 |
Christopher Allen Suver, Seattle, WA US
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| 20100198868 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INFORMATION TRANSFORMATION AND EXCHANGE IN A RELATIONAL DATABASE ENVIRONMENT - A method and apparatus is disclosed for transforming hierarchical information into a rowset and for transforming a rowset into hierarchical information. In transforming hierarchical information, such as an XML data file, into a rowset, a parser parses the XML data file to form an active store. A query processor, after receiving a query including a number of metaproperties, processes data from the XML active store to form a rowset. The rowset can be processed further using a query language, such as the Structured Query Language (SQL). After processing, the rowset can be converted back into an XML data file using an XML formatter. An overflow feature facilitates the addition of text data to the rowset. A fusion feature facilitates defining a relationship between different data items in the rowset such that they can be merged into a single data element as the rowset is converted into an XML data file. | 08-05-2010 |
Christopher Allen Wilkelis, Ferndale, MI US
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| 20100009320 | CREDIT MANAGEMENT COURSE - A method for teaching how a borrower's FICO credit score may increase or decrease as one or more of the categories of information in a credit report is changed. The significance of modifying any one category by a borrower depends on other categories of information in the credit report that makes up the score, and a change in any one category has an effect on an increase or decrease of a credit score. The categories of information are bills; balances; debt; credit history; new credit accounts; credit file; unused credit cards; new credit cards; new accounts; and rate shopping. | 01-14-2010 |
Christopher Allen Wilson, Fremont, CA US
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| 20090248939 | PORT REPLICATING APPARATUS - A docking assembly including a port replicating apparatus is disclosed. The docking assembly includes a port replicating apparatus including (i) a housing having a major dimension defined by a first terminal end and a second terminal end, (ii) at least one interface for connecting to a portable electronic device, and (iii) a plurality of connectors in the housing for connecting to a plurality of peripheral devices. A base is also included in the docking assembly. It is capable of mechanically coupling to at least the first terminal end of the housing of the port replicating apparatus, such that the major dimension of the housing is vertically oriented. | 10-01-2009 |