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James P. Moran, Hinsdale, IL US
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| 20080222086 | LIVE PROFILE - Systems and methods for reconstructing the state of a market are provided. Orders are arranged as a non-indexed collection of orders and may be stored in the cache memory of a processor. The physical locations of orders stored in the memory may correspond to the order in which they were received at a match engine. A computer device simulates the processing of orders between any time periods to reconstruct the activity state of an entity across a trading platform and one or more order books. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20090187511 | LIVE ALERTS - Systems and methods for monitoring the trading of financial instruments are provided. Trading messages are received at a live alert server. The messages are analyzed with a set of predetermined limits and rules. When a predetermined limit or rule is violated, an email message is sent to a regulator or other trading entity. The email message may include a hyperlink that may be selected to generate a real-time report relating to the limit or rule. When hyperlink is selected, a query is sent to a query server where the real-time report is generated and transmitted back to the requesting party. | 07-23-2009 |
| 20090299914 | Publish and Subscribe System Including Buffer - Systems and methods for delivering a plurality of trading data messages to a server in connection with the monitoring the trading of financial instruments are provided. A listener subscribes to a subset of the plurality of trading data messages generated by market participants or components within the trading platform. A buffer receives the subset of the plurality of trading data messages and stores the subset of the plurality of trading data messages. A server, such as a live alerts server, receives the subset of the plurality of trading data messages stored from the buffer and analyzes the subset of the plurality of trading data. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20120078777 | Live Alerts - Systems and methods for monitoring the trading of financial instruments are provided. Trading messages are received at a live alert server. The messages are analyzed with a set of predetermined limits and rules. When a predetermined limit or rule is violated, an email message is sent to a regulator or other trading entity. The email message may include a hyperlink that may be selected to generate a real-time report relating to the limit or rule. When hyperlink is selected, a query is sent to a query server where the real-time report is generated and transmitted back to the requesting party. | 03-29-2012 |
James W. Moran, Antioch, IL US
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| 20110045132 | Reduced-Fat Flavor Components - A method is provided for producing reduced-fat components that may be used to make reduced and low-fat processed cheese, natural cheese or other reduced and low-fat food products. The reduced-fat flavor components are produced by extraction of fat from full-fat biogenerated cheese flavor components. Alternatively, natural biogenerated cheese flavor components are produced with reduced amounts of fat. Additionally, reduced-fat cheddar cheese can be derived from 1% milk. | 02-24-2011 |
Justin M. Moran, Carol Stream, IL US
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| 20080309047 | Reversible wheelchair - A wheelchair having a rotatable vertically adjustable seat that can rotate at least 180 degrees. A vertical adjustment means adjusts the seat from a base position to an elevation above the diameter of the wheel chair drive wheels. The seat can swivel or be fixed by an anti-rotation means. The wheelchair can be conventionally configured with guide wheels forward or reversed with drive wheels forward for use on rough ground or uneven surfaces. | 12-18-2008 |
Kevin Moran, West Dundee, IL US
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| 20110251748 | Method and system for vehicle ESC system using map data - An Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system for a vehicle is disclosed. An electronic control unit (ECU) is programmed to reduce vehicle lateral skidding by reducing differences between an intended vehicle direction and/or yaw rate and an actual vehicle direction and/or yaw rate by applying modifications to operation of the vehicle brakes and/or throttle. The ESC system receives inputs from wheel speed sensors, a steering wheel position sensor, a yaw rate sensor and a lateral acceleration sensor. The ESC system also receives input that indicates at least a property of the road upon which the vehicle is located, wherein the road upon which the vehicle is located is determined from a positioning system that uses a map database and the property is determined from the map database. The ESC system incorporates the road property information in determining when and/or how to modify operation of the vehicle to reduce vehicle skidding. | 10-13-2011 |
| 20110251749 | Method and system for vehicle ESC system using map data - An Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system for a vehicle is disclosed. An electronic control unit (ECU) is programmed to reduce vehicle lateral skidding by reducing differences between an intended vehicle yaw rate and an actual vehicle yaw rate by applying modifications to operation of the vehicle brakes and/or throttle. The ESC system receives inputs from wheel speed sensors, a steering wheel position sensor, a yaw rate sensor and a lateral acceleration sensor. The ECS system also receives input that indicates at least a property of the road upon which the vehicle is located, wherein the road upon which the vehicle is located is determined from a positioning system that uses a map database and the property is determined from the map database. The ESC system incorporates the road property information in determining when and/or how to modify operation of the vehicle to reduce vehicle skidding. | 10-13-2011 |
Kevin J. Moran, Gurnee, IL US
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| 20100116108 | Electrician's ladder and method - A stepladder having a front side, a rear side and a top. The stepladder can include a conduit holder attached to the front side for holding conduit. The stepladder can include a first wire spool holder attached to the front side and a second wire spool holder attached to the rear side though which a conduit having a wire spool extends. The stepladder can include a hacksaw hook attached to the front side. A method for cutting a conduit. A method for using a hacksaw. A method for obtaining wire. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20120006620 | Electrician's ladder and method - A stepladder having a front side, a rear side and a top. The stepladder can include a conduit holder attached to the front side for holding conduit. The stepladder can include a first wire spool holder attached to the front side and a second wire spool holder attached to the rear side though which a conduit having a wire spool extends. The stepladder can include a hacksaw hook attached to the front side. A method for cutting a conduit. A method for using a hacksaw. A method for obtaining wire. | 01-12-2012 |
Mark B. Moran, Aviston, IL US
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| 20120116912 | METHOD AND SYSTEM USING A SECURE COMPUTER NETWORK FOR MATCHING CUSTOMERS AND VENDORS - A secure computer network, competitive offer system, and associated methods for facilitating the exchange of confidential information between service vendors and consumers with a reasonable expectation of privacy. In an embodiment, the methods and systems comprise using a secure computer network for facilitating the exchange of confidential information between vendors and consumer in service or service/good hybrid industries. | 05-10-2012 |
Matthew D. Moran, East Peoria, IL US
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| 20110079004 | Exhaust Flow Apparatus and Associated Engine Exhaust System - An exhaust flow apparatus including an exhaust carrier having first and second opposing end portions, the first and second end portions each including and terminating at an end, the end of the first end portion defining an exhaust inlet, and the second end portion defining a plurality of exhaust carrier outlets, wherein at least the second end portion of the exhaust carrier is configured to be housed within an exhaust pipe of an exhaust stack. The exhaust flow apparatus further includes an exhaust deflector oriented on or in proximal relation to the end of the second end portion of the exhaust carrier such that the exhaust deflector directs exhaust toward one or more of the plurality of exhaust carrier outlets during use of the apparatus. | 04-07-2011 |
Matthew Dean Moran, East Peoria, IL US
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| 20100186394 | Exhaust gas after treatment assembly - A combustion engine exhaust after treatment system mount, including a body, with a first mounting position, a second mounting position, and a foot for mounting the body to an engine or wall, the first mounting position having a first mounting surface, the second mounting position having a second mounting surface, the first mounting position having a first longitudinal axis, and the second mounting position having a second longitudinal axis, the first axis positioned substantially parallel to the second axis. In another aspect a combustion engine exhaust after treatment system is disclosed including such a mount and at least two exhaust gas after treatment components chosen from the group including a particle filter (PF), a muffler, a heat source for PF regeneration, a Selective Catalytic Reductor (SCR) and a mixing chamber, at least one of the components being positioned in the first mounting position and the at least one other component being positioned in the second mounting position, fluidly connected to the first component. | 07-29-2010 |
Matthew M. Moran, Woodridge, IL US
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| 20110147330 | INDEPENDENTLY POWERED TROLLEYS - A trolley control system for a gantry crane having a multiple trolley arrangement such as a first and second trolley. The control system including a trolley beam connected to the gantry crane with a first and second drive device connected to the trolley beam. The first drive device is powered by a first drive system while the second drive device can be powered by either the first drive system or the second drive system. A first trolley is connected to the first drive device while a second trolley is connected to the second drive device. | 06-23-2011 |
Michael T. Moran, Sandwich, IL US
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| 20080259920 | Method and apparatus for establishing virtual resilient packet ring (RPR) subrings over a common communications path - A method and corresponding apparatus allows multiple virtual switches in a physical switch to share one physical Resilient Packet Ring (RPR) in an RPR network. Modules in the multiple virtual switches add multicast information to traffic to direct the traffic along a common path to other physical switches on the ring, and modules in the virtual switches inspect traffic to determine whether the traffic is directed to the respective virtual switch. Multiple virtual RPR subrings are made available in a single physical ring, increasing usefulness of virtual switches formerly only able to support multiple tributary connections to other networks but not able to share a single ring network communications path. Sharing a single communications path increases overall network bandwidth, and at least one implementation allows for spatial reuse. | 10-23-2008 |
Mike Moran, Sandwich, IL US
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| 20100091676 | Multi-Segment Network Application Monitoring and Correlation Architecture - A system, method and computer program product are provided for network and network application monitoring. Accordingly, one or more media modules are each coupled to an associated network segment. In the case of network application monitoring, each media module is coupled to a network segment on which a network application is running. Each media module monitors and collects data relating to traffic on the associated network segment corresponding to the network application, wherein each media module is tailored for network analysis. An application server module is coupled to the at least one media module and receives the data and analyzes the data for helping to improve the performance of the network and/or network application. | 04-15-2010 |
Tim Moran, Rockford, IL US
Timothy J. Moran, Cary, IL US
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| 20090314225 | Tether Restraint Apparatus and Method - An apparatus is disclosed that comprises two folding members, pivotally connected and having a tether attachment; and two stakes, wherein each folding member has one of the two stakes pivotally connected and stowable within, and where the stakes may be pivoted outside of the folding members for deployment. The two folding members are operable to be folded together with each folding member having one of the two stakes stowed within, and are further operable to be unfolded to deploy the two stakes by pivoting each of the two stakes outwardly from within the two folding members. | 12-24-2009 |
Timothy S. Moran, Rockford, IL US
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| 20100269830 | Fluid Removing Apparatus for Respiratory Tract - A medical apparatus for removing fluid accumulated along a respiratory tract of a patient, and particularly around an endotracheal tube, is disclosed. The disclosed apparatus may include a tube defining a lumen extending between a distal fluid port and a proximal fluid port, wherein the tube forms a self-supported, three-dimensional structure. The three-dimensional structure may include a distal coil adapted to be slidably and rotatably mounted on the exterior surface of the endotracheal tube. The three-dimensional structure may also include a proximal coil. | 10-28-2010 |