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Clifford E. Berkmam, Woodenville, WA US
Clifford E. Carnicom, Wallace, ID US
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20160090571 | CULTURE MEDIA AND METHODS FOR CULTURING MICROORGANISMS - Methods and culture media for culturing a microorganism associated with Morgellons disease are provided. In exemplary embodiments, methods are provided that may include adding a microorganism associated with Morgellons disease to a solution containing ferrous iron, sugar and water or to a solid growth medium containing agar and ferrous iron. Also provided are compositions containing a microorganism associated with Morgellons disease as well as methods for isolating lipids and proteins from this microorganism and methods for inhibiting its growth. | 03-31-2016 |
Clifford E. Hurn, Redmond, WA US
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20110126477 | ROOF GUTTER SYSTEM WITH REMOVABLE COVER - The present application relates generally to a roof gutter system, and in particular, to a roof gutter system with a removable cover for allowing rainwater and preventing material from flowing into a gutter. The gutter system comprises a hanger adapted to be secured to a sidewall of a building underneath an eave of a roof, and a cover that can be attached and removed from said hanger. | 06-02-2011 |
Clifford E. Kimmery, Clearwater, FL US
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20090046709 | COMMON PROTOCOL AND ROUTING SCHEME FOR SPACE DATA PROCESSING NETWORKS - A method of communicatively coupling network elements supporting multiple network protocol types comprises receiving input having multiple network protocol types from an upper-level of the protocol stack at an endpoint-flexible-interface layer in a network endpoint, mapping the input between the upper-level of a protocol stack and a common-lower-level in the protocol stack at the endpoint-flexible-interface layer, and implementing the common-lower-level protocol layer to interface the multiple network protocol types to the physical layer, so that at least two endpoints of a network are communicatively coupled. | 02-19-2009 |
20090046733 | VIRTUAL NETWORK ARCHITECTURE FOR SPACE DATA PROCESSING - An adaptable virtual network system comprises a plurality of network elements and a plurality of virtual links. Each network element is communicatively coupled to at least one other network element via at least one physical link. At least one physical link comprises at least two virtual links. The adaptable virtual network system supports at least two virtual networks, each virtual network comprising at least one virtual link communicatively coupling at least two network elements. | 02-19-2009 |
20120079313 | DISTRIBUTED MEMORY ARRAY SUPPORTING RANDOM ACCESS AND FILE STORAGE OPERATIONS - A distributed memory array that supports both file storage and random access operations is provided. The distributed memory array includes at least one memory assembly for storing data, each memory assembly having a plurality of memory modules coupled together through a bi-directionally cross-strapped network, each memory module having a switching mechanism. The distributed memory array further includes at least one gateway coupled to the at least one memory assembly through the bi-directionally cross-strapped network. The gateway also includes a plurality of user access ports for providing access to the at least one memory assembly, and a file manager that is configured to receive a request from a user for access to the at least one memory assembly at the user access ports for either file storage or random access operations and to allocate at least one allocation unit of available memory in the at least one memory assembly based on the request from the user. The file manager is further configured to translate further requests from the user to memory mapped transactions for accessing the at least one allocation unit. | 03-29-2012 |
Clifford E. Van Steinburg, Scarborough CA
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20100162650 | Drywall construction method and apparatus - Means for and a method of erecting block drywall wherein the blocks, or bricks, are, for the most part, rectangular in appearance and each provided, on their undersides, with a longitudinal and centrally oriented cavity extending the full length of each block and leaving longitudinal, horizontal, contact areas on each side of the cavity for seating on an underlying block in a wall construction, the upper sides of each block being provided with a horizontal and centrally located protuberance extending the full length of the block, there being longitudinal seating areas along the top side of each block situated to cooperate with the underside seating areas on each side of a similar block seated thereon, the cavities and protuberances of the blocks constituting symmetrically opposed mating surfaces facilitating the staking of blocks, one upon another and slideable longitudinally with respect to each other in a vertical drywall construction, the blocks of each row may be provided with centrally located and horizontally and longitudinally spaced holes extending vertically and completely through each block, the longitudinal spacing of the holes being such that when blocks are stacked in standard staggered offset layer relationship in an erected wall the holes are coincident from row to row accommodating the insertion of locating pins fixing the longitudinal displacement of blocks of one row to each of vertically adjacent rows in a completed wall construction, in order to provide greater wall stability space may be provided between the protuberances and the undersides of cavities of blocks seated thereon to accommodate a belt, running lengthwise of a row of blocks, the belt being provided with holes coinciding with the coincident holes of stacked horizontal rows to allow the insertion of locating pins extending vertically from centrally of one block to a position centrally of a vertically adjacent block mated therewith, the pins each being of a length approximating the height of a block. | 07-01-2010 |