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Bill Cummings, Dallas, TX US
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| 20080319880 | SYSTEM, COMPUTER PROGRAM AND METHOD FOR PROCESSING PRESENTMENT AND ADJUSTMENT INFORMATION TO INSTITUTIONS PARTICIPATING IN A REGIONAL OR NATIONAL CLEARING HOUSE - A system, computer program and method for adjusting debits and credits received from participating institutions are provided. The system includes a plurality of remote computers of participating institutions, a central server, a network interface in communication with the clearing house computer and the plurality of remote computers over a network, and a database in communication with the central server. The network interface is configured to receive a plurality of presentment data from a first computer of the plurality of remote computers of participating institutions. Each of the plurality of presentment data including one or more debit or credit items each having a presentment amount. The central server is configured to store in the database the plurality of presentment data, receive, from a second computer of the remote computers of participating institutions, an adjustment request corresponding to one or more debit or credit items received from the first computer of the plurality of remote computers of participating institutions, communicate the adjustment request to the first computer of the plurality of remote computers of participating institutions via the network interface, enable the first computer of the plurality of remote computers of participating institutions to accept or deny the adjustment request, and initiate an adjustment based on the adjustment amount if the first computer of the plurality of remote computers of participating institutions accepts the adjustment request. The adjustment request includes detailed adjustment data having an adjustment amount and one or more scanned images corresponding to the respective debit or credit items. | 12-25-2008 |
Christian Cummings, Lewisville, TX US
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| 20110008167 | Hinged Sail Vertical-Axis Wind Generator for Residential Ground Operation - A ground-level vertical-axis wind generator introduces the use of reverse push-away hinges and soft sails specifically made for safe operation in a residential environment. The concave sails harness the wind energy, each one tensioned between two curved support arms, which connect to the central rotor via butt hinges. These hinges and soft sails yield safety to allow the wind generator to operate at ground level. The rotor drives an alternator included in the support structure of the wind generator via a gear assembly. The alternator generates the electricity and a direct current to alternating current power inverter converts the electrical current to match that of the residential utility grid. No installation is required; instead, it operates at ground-level in the backyard, which makes this safe and easy-to-assemble invention a cost effective alternative to harnessing free energy. | 01-13-2011 |
David Cummings, Richardson, TX US
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| 20090009290 | RADIO FREQUENCY AUTO-IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM - A medical fluid delivery system includes a dialysis instrument; a disposable pumping cassette operable with a pumping actuator of the dialysis instrument, the disposable cassette including or connected fluidly to a plurality of first connectors; a plurality of second connectors configured to interface with the first connectors, each second connector associated with a radio frequency (“RFID”) tag; and electronics configured to read the RFID tags via a plurality of antennae and to identify that each of the second connectors is positioned properly with respect to a proper one of the first connectors. | 01-08-2009 |
David Charles Cummings, Richardson, TX US
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| 20110208205 | Thrombectomy Catheter Deployment System - A thrombectomy catheter deployment system which greatly simplifies setup procedures and operation of a thrombectomy catheter includes a stand alone drive unit and a disposable pump/catheter assembly which is manually placed into a carriage assembly in the drive unit. The pump/catheter assembly has a plurality of preconnected components including tubular structure and a thrombectomy catheter connected thereto and is transported into or out of the interior of the drive unit for automatic high pressure pump piston head engagement or disengagement with a reciprocating linear actuator and for automatic engagement or disengagement of an effluent waste tube with a roller pump. A barcode reader senses specific operational data pertaining to an individual pump and provides an interface for operation of the reciprocating linear actuator. A bubble trap incorporated for effective debubbling of saline solution is closely coupled to an insert molded pump having an improved valve arrangement. A spiked bag with large tubing is incorporated for bubble-free transfer of saline. | 08-25-2011 |
David W. Cummings, Round Rock, TX US
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| 20100262786 | Barriers Processing in a Multiprocessor System Having a Weakly Ordered Storage Architecture Without Broadcast of a Synchronizing Operation - A data processing system employing a weakly ordered storage architecture includes first and second sets of processing units coupled to each other and data storage by an interconnect fabric. Each processing unit has a processor core having an associated cache hierarchy including at least a level one, level two and level three cache memories. In response to a request to perform an update to a portion of a first image of memory contained in the level three cache memory of a first processing unit while at last one kill-type command is pending at the first processing unit, the cache hierarchy of the first processing unit permitting the update to be exposed to any first processor core only after the at least one kill-type command is complete. | 10-14-2010 |
| 20100268884 | Updating Partial Cache Lines in a Data Processing System - A processing unit for a data processing system includes a processor core having one or more execution units for processing instructions and a register file for storing data accessed in processing of the instructions. The processing unit also includes a multi-level cache hierarchy coupled to and supporting the processor core. The multi-level cache hierarchy includes at least one upper level of cache memory having a lower access latency and at least one lower level of cache memory having a higher access latency. The lower level of cache memory, responsive to receipt of a memory access request that hits only a partial cache line in the lower level cache memory, sources the partial cache line to the at least one upper level cache memory to service the memory access request. The at least one upper level cache memory services the memory access request without caching the partial cache line. | 10-21-2010 |
David Wayne Cummings, Round Rock, TX US
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| 20100262735 | TECHNIQUES FOR TRIGGERING A BLOCK MOVE USING A SYSTEM BUS WRITE COMMAND INITIATED BY USER CODE - A technique for triggering a system bus write command with user code includes identifying a specific store-type instruction in a user instruction sequence. The specific store-type instruction is converted into a specific request-type command, which is configured to include core permission controls (that are stored in core configuration registers of a processor core by a trusted kernel) and user created data (stored in a cache memory). Slave devices are configured through register space (that is only accessible by the trusted kernel) with respective slave permission controls. The specific request-type command is then transmitted from the cache memory, via a system bus. In this case, the slave devices that receive the specific request-type command (via the system bus) process the specific request-type command when the core permission controls are the same as the respective slave permission controls. | 10-14-2010 |
Timothy Alan Cummings, Hurst, TX US
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| 20110068918 | Recognition award, personnel identification holder and/or personnel unit for attachment to hardhats, protective helmets or the like - A signal device is provided for identifying and communicating a location or hazard, concealed within a housing on a hard hat having a pocket. Further provided is a detachable housing to be placed in the pocket. Embodiments incorporate a speaker for audible identification, a light emitting diode (LED) for visual identification and a global positioning sensor (GPS) for identifying the wearer's location and various circuits and systems that utilize the invention. | 03-24-2011 |
Travis R. Cummings, The Woodlands, TX US
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| 20090028184 | PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER PROTOCOL CONVERTER - A programmable logic controller (PLC) protocol converter is disclosed that allows a supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system to effectively communicate with a PLC device using a desired communications protocol, particularly in cases where the PLC device does not “speak” the desired communications protocol. A first thread may be configured to continually read PLC addresses, one at a time, using a communications protocol understood by the PLC device. The first thread may store the data values in the shared data array within program memory. Thus, the first thread exposes data from the PLC device, as specified in the configuration file. At the same time, a second thread may be configured to serve the data in the shared data array according to a second communications protocol, e.g., to the SCADA system. | 01-29-2009 |
William E. Cummings, Austin, TX US
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| 20110002830 | SELECTIVE CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF NOx ENABLED BY SIDESTREAM UREA DECOMPOSITION - A preferred apparatus arrangement utilizes the enthalpy of the flue gas, which can be supplemented if need be, to convert urea ( | 01-06-2011 |