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Don M. Everett, Houston, TX US
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| 20090120642 | METHODS TO ENHANCE GAS PRODUCTION FOLLOWING A RELATIVE-PERMEABILITY-MODIFIER TREATMENT - Provided embodiments relate to introducing a water-drainage-rate-enhancing agent into a subterranean formation to enhance gas production following a relative-permeability-modifier treatment to decrease undesired water production. An exemplary embodiment provides a method of treating a subterranean formation such that initiation of gas production is enhanced following the treatment, the method comprising: introducing a relative-permeability modifier into at least a portion of the subterranean formation such that the relative-permeability modifier reduces permeability of the portion to aqueous fluids; and introducing a water-drainage-rate-enhancing agent into at least a portion of the subterranean formation. Another exemplary embodiment provides a treatment fluid comprising a carrier fluid, a relative-permeability modifier, and a water-drainage-rate-enhancing agent. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20110077323 | Compositions for Plugging and Sealing a Subterranean Formation - Compositions for treating a subterranean formation comprising a water-swellable agent and a sealing agent are described. Preferably, the water-swellable agent is a dehydrated polymer that forms a three-dimensional gel structure in water wherein the gel structure is a continuous mass both inside and outside the water-swellable agent. The sealing agent comprises a non-acidic ethylenically unsaturated polar monomer; a copolymerisable ethylenically unsaturated ester; and at least one organic gelling agent. | 03-31-2011 |
Louis J. Everett, El Paso, TX US
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| 20100102173 | Light Aircraft Stabilization System - Control systems, controllers, systems, and methods of stabilizing a light aircraft during flight and/or ground maneuvers, such as by detecting and/or correcting undesired yaw characteristic, such as, for example, yaw angle, yaw rate, and/or yaw fluctuations. | 04-29-2010 |
Louis Jackson Everett, El Paso, TX US
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| 20110137496 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLING AIRCRAFT FLIGHT CONTROL TRIM SYSTEMS - An automatic trim system and method is disclosed for automatically trimming a flight control surface of an aircraft. A force sensor measures a force applied by a pilot to a flight control system actuator. The length of time that the force is applied by the pilot is then timed by a tinier. A trim system to reduce the applied force is included on the flight control surfaces. A processor determines if trim is required if a predetermined amount of time is exceeded based on the force sensor measurement. The processor can set the trim system to the trim required therein. An airspeed sensor is used to verify that the aircraft has sufficient speed for flight. A force sensor can be utilized to measure the input force being applied by the pilot. If a pilot input force is applied to the controls and the aircraft is in a steady state, a timer can be activated. If the force sensor continues to sense a force after the tinier times for a predetermined time, the trim can he adjusted in the appropriate direction until the force sensor measures no significant pilot input force. | 06-09-2011 |
Michael L. Everett, El Paso, TX US
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| 20100102173 | Light Aircraft Stabilization System - Control systems, controllers, systems, and methods of stabilizing a light aircraft during flight and/or ground maneuvers, such as by detecting and/or correcting undesired yaw characteristic, such as, for example, yaw angle, yaw rate, and/or yaw fluctuations. | 04-29-2010 |
Michael Louis Everett, El Paso, TX US
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| 20110137496 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLING AIRCRAFT FLIGHT CONTROL TRIM SYSTEMS - An automatic trim system and method is disclosed for automatically trimming a flight control surface of an aircraft. A force sensor measures a force applied by a pilot to a flight control system actuator. The length of time that the force is applied by the pilot is then timed by a tinier. A trim system to reduce the applied force is included on the flight control surfaces. A processor determines if trim is required if a predetermined amount of time is exceeded based on the force sensor measurement. The processor can set the trim system to the trim required therein. An airspeed sensor is used to verify that the aircraft has sufficient speed for flight. A force sensor can be utilized to measure the input force being applied by the pilot. If a pilot input force is applied to the controls and the aircraft is in a steady state, a timer can be activated. If the force sensor continues to sense a force after the tinier times for a predetermined time, the trim can he adjusted in the appropriate direction until the force sensor measures no significant pilot input force. | 06-09-2011 |
Sarah Everett, Austin, TX US
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| 20100039214 | CELLPHONE DISPLAY TIME-OUT BASED ON SKIN CONTACT - A system and methodology that can optimize screen time-outs on a portable electronic device based on user activity is provided. The system employs a sensing component that receives data from one or more sensors located on the portable electronic device, for example, skin conductivity sensors. The sensing component determines whether the user is using the portable device, either actively or passively. A configuring component is employed to change one or more features or functions of the portable electronic device based on the information determined by the sensing component. In particular, the configuring component initiates a screen time-out when the user is not using the portable device (neither actively nor passively). | 02-18-2010 |
| 20100039392 | CONDUCTIVE FINGERNAIL - A device and attachment connected to a user's fingernail that can be employed to interact with a conductive touch screen is provided. Specifically, the device is made from a conductive material and provides conductivity to the screen when in contact. The device is connected to or placed on the user's fingernail, or worn on top of the user's finger or glove. When the user touches the conductive touch screen via the device on the finger, a disturbance in capacitance is created and accordingly the presence and/or location of the finger on the screen can be detected. | 02-18-2010 |
| 20100039393 | TEXT ENTRY ON TOUCH SCREEN CELLPHONES BY DIFFERENT PRESSURE LEVELS - A system and methodology that can enter different text based on an amount of pressure exerted on a key of an electronic device is provided. The system employs one or more sensors located on the key to collect pressure data. A pressure detection component selects text associated with the currently applied pressure. A user can modify the selected text by adjusting the pressure applied to the key. Once the desired text is selected, the user releases pressure from the key and a text entry component enters the selected text. | 02-18-2010 |
| 20100042827 | USER IDENTIFICATION IN CELL PHONES BASED ON SKIN CONTACT - A system and methodology that can customize screen time-outs on a portable electronic device based on user activity is provided. The system employs a sensing component that receives data from one or more sensors located on the portable electronic device, for example, skin conductivity sensors. The sensing component determines whether the user is using the portable device, either actively or passively and also determines the identity of the user. A configuring component is employed to change one or more features or functions of the portable electronic device based on the information determined by the sensing component. In particular, the configuring component changes one of more features of the portable electronic device based on the preferences predefined by the identified user and device usage (active and passive usage). | 02-18-2010 |
| 20100118748 | Video Share Model-Based Video Fixing - Systems and methods for model-based video fixing are disclosed. A video can be retrieved and analyzed to determine if any portion of the video can be represented by a model. If a portion that can be modeled is identified, a model that approximates the portion can be specified, the portion can be removed from the video, and instructions for modeling the video can be formatted. The video and the instructions can be transmitted to a receiving device, which can synthesize the model and the received video to generate a model-based video. Systems for providing the model-based video fixing are also disclosed. | 05-13-2010 |
Sarah Peterson Everett, Cedar Park, TX US
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| 20110159861 | MOBILE PHONE NUMBER ANONYMIZER - A method, computer readable media and apparatus for temporarily mapping an anonymous number to a mobile endpoint device are disclosed. For example, the method assigns a first temporary anonymous number to a mobile endpoint device having a mobile number, and receives a call request to reach the mobile endpoint device in accordance with the first temporary anonymous number. The method forwards the call request to the mobile endpoint device if the first temporary anonymous number has not expired. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20110161423 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING A COLLABORATIVE EVENT-SHARE SERVICE - A method, a system and a computer readable medium for supporting collaborative media sharing among users at an event are disclosed. For example, the method creates an event-share group relating to an event, and provides an event tag to a plurality of members of the event-share group, where the event tag uniquely identifies the event-share group or the event. The method receives a captured media from at least one of the plurality of members, wherein the event tag is attached to the captured media and provides the captured media to the plurality of members. | 06-30-2011 |
Steve Eugene Everett, Austin, TX US
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| 20090152765 | Block press equipment having translating fluid injection apparatus and method of forming building blocks using same - In one embodiment of the present invention, a method comprises a plurality of operations. An operation is performed for depositing a quantity of article-forming media within a media receiving cavity of article forming equipment. After depositing at least a portion of the article-forming media within the media receiving cavity, an operation performed for depositing a volume of a prescribed fluid into the media receiving cavity. Depositing the prescribed fluid includes moving a first fluid delivery device through the quantity of the article-forming media while injecting the prescribed fluid through the first fluid delivery device into the quantity of the article-forming media. | 06-18-2009 |
| 20100117260 | Block press equipment having translating fluid injection apparatus and method of forming building blocks using same - A block press apparatus provides operations for forming a building block. An operation is performed for depositing a quantity of article-forming media within a media receiving cavity of article forming equipment. After depositing at least a portion of the article-forming media within the media receiving cavity, an operation performed for depositing a volume of a prescribed fluid into the media receiving cavity. Depositing the prescribed fluid includes moving a first fluid delivery device through the quantity of the article-forming media while injecting the prescribed fluid through the first fluid delivery device into the quantity of the article-forming media. | 05-13-2010 |
Steve Eugene Everett, Evant, TX US
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| 20100107542 | Structural building block system with enhanced load bearing capability - A building block arrangement comprises a first layer of building blocks and a second layer of building blocks. The first layer of building blocks includes two spaced apart rows of building blocks whereby a space is provided between adjacent side faces of the building blocks of the first layer. The second layer of building blocks includes two spaced apart rows of building blocks whereby a space is provided between adjacent side faces of the building blocks of the second layer. The space includes communicative vertical portions such that that the space at least partially isolates an interior wall portion from an exterior wall portion. The second layer of building blocks is positioned on top of the first layer of building blocks. The second layer of building blocks spans across at least a portion of the space in the first layer of building blocks. | 05-06-2010 |
William Neil Everett, Cedar Park, TX US
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| 20120021224 | GRAPHENE/GRAPHENE OXIDE PLATELET COMPOSITE MEMBRANES AND METHODS AND DEVICES THEREOF - Methods for making composite membranes (graphene/graphene oxide platelet composite membranes) and methods of aligned transfer of such composite membranes to substrates are shown. Compositions and devices that include such composite membranes are further shown. | 01-26-2012 |
William Neil Everett, Bryan, TX US
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| 20090105413 | WATER-SOLUBLE NANOPARTICLES WITH CONTROLLED AGGREGATE SIZES - A method of forming dispersed water-soluble quantum dots and tuning water-soluble quantum dot aggregate size by providing a plurality of water-soluble quantum dots in a dispersion, the plurality of water-soluble quantum dots are modified with an amphiphilic polymer, and by adding an amount of the amphiphilic polymer to the dispersion such that the ratio of the amphiphilic polymer units to quantum dots is maintained higher to obtain dispersions of smaller quantum dot aggregates and kept lower to obtain dispersions of larger quantum dot aggregates. | 04-23-2009 |