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Gerald G. Anderson, Fresno, CA US
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| 20110024495 | Machine and Process for Paperless Receipts - An improved transaction machine and a system and method using such machine for obtaining a paperless receipt from the transaction machine, which may be an ATM, vending machine, cash register machine or the like. The transaction machine is configured similar to standard transaction machines except it includes a USB port configured to receive a user's USB drive and/or a keypad or touch screen configured to allow the user to input his or her email address. Instead of printing the receipt, the user selects whether he or she wants the electronic transaction receipt transmitted to the USB drive through the USB port or to his or her email address via the Internet. Eliminating paper receipts will reduce costs and reduce the environmental impact of transaction machines by reducing paper and ink usage and waste. In addition, the transaction machine will improve contacts with customers by capturing email addresses for later use. | 02-03-2011 |
Gerald G. Martin, Dry Prong, LA US
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| 20090211120 | Excavator stump shearing device - An excavator stump shearing device which is characterized by a blade assembly carried by various mount devices for attachment to an excavator bucket or to an excavator boom or bucket arm. In a first preferred embodiment the blade assembly is fixed to a blade mount drum which is removably gripped by the bucket and thumb of an excavator bucket to position the blade elements of the blade assembly for shearing a stump. In other embodiments the blade assembly mount devices are characterized by mount blocks, various blade mount boxes, a bucket tooth and tooth mount assembly and a bucket-engaging pad apparatus. The blade elements of the blade assembly include a bevelled shearing blade and a companion transverse wedge or stinger blade for engaging, splitting and shearing a stump responsive to operation of the excavator boom or arm and in some embodiments, the excavator bucket. In a preferred embodiment the blade assembly is designed for removably mounting on the excavator bucket boom or arm using a blade assembly housing or mount box having pins that removably engage a pin coupler mounted on the excavator boom or arm. | 08-27-2009 |
Gerald G. Mcglamery, Houston, TX US
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| 20080242908 | Recycle Of DME In An Oxygenate-To-Olefin Reaction System - This invention is directed to a process for producing one or more olefins from an oxygenate feed. According to the invention, an oxygenate stream is provided and a recycle stream is added to the oxygenate stream to form a feed stream to an oxygenate-to-olefin conversion system. The recycle stream comprises (i.e., contains) propane and dimethyl ether. | 10-02-2008 |
Gerald G. Mcglamery, Jr., Houston, TX US
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| 20100317908 | Integrated Dimethyl Ether Recovery From An Oxygenate-To-Olefins Process And Production Of Polypropylene - Provided is a method of producing polypropylene comprising contacting an oxygenate stream with a molecular sieve to form an olefin stream comprising propane, propylene and dimethylether; introducing the olefin stream into a propylene rectification tower possessing from less than 200 theoretical stages; withdrawing from the propylene rectification tower a bottom stream comprising dimethylether, a sidestream comprising propane, and an overhead stream comprising propane and propylene; introducing the overhead to a condenser to accumulate a propylene-rich stream; passing the propylene-rich stream to a splitter to produce (i) a first propylene stream that is introduced into a polypropylene reactor to contact a polyolefin catalyst, and (ii) a second propylene stream that is re-introduced into the rectification tower, the first and second propylene streams introduced at a desirable ratio; and recirculating the dimethylether stream to contact the molecular sieve. | 12-16-2010 |
Gerald G. Pechanek, Cary, NC US
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| 20080222333 | Methods and Apparatus for Scalable Array Processor Interrupt Detection and Response - Hardware and software techniques for interrupt detection and response in a scalable pipelined array processor environment are described. Utilizing these techniques, a sequential program execution model with interrupts can be maintained in a highly parallel scalable pipelined array processing containing multiple processing elements and distributed memories and register files. When an interrupt occurs, interface signals are provided to all PEs to support independent interrupt operations in each PE dependent upon the local PE instruction sequence prior to the interrupt. Processing/element exception interrupts are supported and low latency interrupt processing is also provided for embedded systems where real time signal processing is required. Further, a hierarchical interrupt structure is used allowing a generalized debug approach using debut interrupts and a dynamic debut monitor mechanism. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20080301414 | Efficient Complex Multiplication and Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) Implementation on the ManArray Architecture - Efficient computation of complex multiplication results and very efficient fast Fourier transforms (FFTs) are provided. A parallel array VLIW digital signal processor is employed along with specialized complex multiplication instructions and communication operations between the processing elements which are overlapped with computation to provide very high performance operation. Successive iterations of a loop of tightly packed VLIWs are used allowing the complex multiplication pipeline hardware to be efficiently used. In addition, efficient techniques for supporting combined multiply accumulate operations are described. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20090063724 | System core for transferring data between an external device and memory - Details of a highly cost effective and efficient implementation of a manifold array (ManArray) architecture and instruction syntax for use therewith are described herein. Various aspects of this approach include the regularity of the syntax, the relative ease with which the instruction set can be represented in database form, the ready ability with which tools can be created, the ready generation of self-checking codes and parameterized test cases. Parameterizations can be fairly easily mapped and system maintenance is significantly simplified. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20100121899 | Methods and apparatus for efficient complex long multiplication and covariance matrix implementation - Efficient computation of complex long multiplication results and an efficient calculation of a covariance matrix are described. A parallel array VLIW digital signal processor is employed along with specialized complex long multiplication instructions and communication operations between the processing elements which are overlapped with computation to provide very high performance operation. Successive iterations of a loop of tightly packed VLIWs may be used allowing the complex multiplication pipeline hardware to be efficiently used. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20110072250 | Methods and Apparatus for Scalable Array Processor Interrupt Detection and Response - Hardware and software techniques for interrupt detection and response in a scalable pipelined array processor environment are described. Utilizing these techniques, a sequential program execution model with interrupts can be maintained in a highly parallel scalable pipelined array processing containing multiple processing elements and distributed memories and register files. When an interrupt occurs, interface signals are provided to all PEs to support independent interrupt operations in each PE dependent upon the local PE instruction sequence prior to the interrupt. Processing/element exception interrupts are supported and low latency interrupt processing is also provided for embedded systems where real time signal processing is required. Further, a hierarchical interrupt structure is used allowing a generalized debug approach using debut interrupts and a dynamic debut monitor mechanism. | 03-24-2011 |
| 20110219210 | System Core for Transferring Data Between an External Device and Memory - Details of a highly cost effective and efficient implementation of a manifold array (ManArray) architecture and instruction syntax for use therewith are described herein. Various aspects of this approach include the regularity of the syntax, the relative ease with which the instruction set can be represented in database form, the ready ability with which tools can be created, the ready generation of self-checking codes and parameterized test cases. Parameterizations can be fairly easily mapped and system maintenance is significantly simplified. | 09-08-2011 |
| 20110225224 | Efficient Complex Multiplication and Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) Implementation on the ManArray Architecture - Efficient computation of complex multiplication results and very efficient fast Fourier transforms (FFTs) are provided. A parallel array VLIW digital signal processor is employed along with specialized complex multiplication instructions and communication operations between the processing elements which are overlapped with computation to provide very high performance operation. Successive iterations of a loop of tightly packed VLIWs are used allowing the complex multiplication pipeline hardware to be efficiently used. In addition, efficient techniques for supporting combined multiply accumulate operations are described. | 09-15-2011 |
Gerald G. Ryan, Jr., Oak Creek, WI US
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| 20110278865 | Door Latch - A door latch includes two handles, two handle housings and a link shaft. Each handle includes a handle member and a handle shaft extending from the handle. Each handle housing includes a housing base, a housing shaft and two ball bearings. The two ball bearing are pressed on to each end of the housing shaft. The two ball bearings and the housing shaft are retained in the housing base. A handle housing opening is formed through each side of a door to receive the first and second handle housings. The two housing shafts are secured to the link shaft. A roller is preferably secured to an end of the handle for contact with a door frame. An optional lock may be retained on one of the handles to prevent an authorized opening of the door. | 11-17-2011 |
Gerald G. Tallinger, Austin, TX US
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| 20090256697 | Emergency Vehicle Light Bar with Message Display - A lighting subsystem and a light bar structure upon which the lighting subsystem is mounted. The lighting subsystem has a display that incorporates both warning signal lights and a programmable message display and is configured to enable the positioning of the lighting subsystem in multiple positions, including a low-profile position and a higher profile position. In one embodiment, the lighting subsystem utilizes an LED matrix display which includes interleaved message-display LEDs and warning-signal LEDs. The system may be positioned at an aerodynamic pursuit angle, and the LEDs may be oriented to maximize forward intensity of the emitted light in the pursuit position. In the low-profile position, the lighting subsystem may be retracted into a recessed compartment in the roof of an emergency vehicle. The message display may be configured to display preprogrammed messages or user-programmed messages, and may be operable by a user outside the vehicle using a remote control. | 10-15-2009 |