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Nathan L. Bernbaum, Dallas, TX US
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| 20120095885 | Global Treasury Monitoring System - A global treasury monitoring system can provide a single centralized system of record for maintaining and updating global treasury limits to enable an organization to consistently allocate, apply and manage such limits across multiple types of platforms. Through a single system of record for the management of global treasury limits, an organization may comprehensively assess its risk exposure at any given time and make adjustments to limits on a real-time basis in response to rapidly-changing market conditions. The global treasury monitoring system can provide an organization with the ability to access, evaluate and reconfigure recorded treasury limits in real-time through various graphical user-interfaces (GUIs) accessible to users at various global locations. As treasury limits are utilized the system may update the availability of such limits so that an organization's risk exposure may be constantly monitored and assessed. The system also provides an organization with additional flexibility in programming a client's treasury limits to match the client's various liquidity needs around the globe while also managing the amount of the risk that the organization is willing to take on to attain appropriate returns. | 04-19-2012 |
| 20120095913 | Overdraft Payment Balance Exception Processing - A system for managing and processing exceptions to shared global treasury limits across multiple different platforms can be utilized by an organization to eliminate inconsistent client experiences and increase overall operating efficiency. A management and processing system can decision transactions of clients (e.g., customers, users, members, account-holders, clients, etc.) through a combination of straight-through and manual processes that are utilized according to select qualifying criteria. The system provides for auto-decisioning of low-risk, low-amount transactions while enabling authorized users to manually decision and otherwise manage transactions through various workflow-driven graphical user interfaces (GUIs). The GUIs can be configured to allow transaction approvers to standardize workflow for manual processing and approval of transactions that cannot be entirely decisioned by, or are exempt from, automated straight-through processing and can further be configured to provide users with numerous viewing, reporting, routing, tracking and decision override capabilities. | 04-19-2012 |
Nathan L. Mashek, St. Michael, MN US
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| 20110158745 | VIBRATORY SYSTEM FOR A COMPACTOR - A vibratory system for a compactor is provided. The vibratory system has a first eccentric, a second eccentric, and a drive shaft. The second eccentric is rotatably and coaxially positioned with respect to the first eccentric. The drive shaft is rotatably coupled to the second eccentric and rotatably coupled to the first eccentric through a helical spline. | 06-30-2011 |
Nathan L. Oium, Lafarge, WI US
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| 20090241869 | VEHICLE AND PROPULSION SYSTEM INCLUDING AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - An internal combustion engine for a vehicle, such as a motorcycle, includes a crankcase, two banks of cylinders projecting from the crankcase in a 56-57 degree V-configuration, a plurality of pushrods, and a plurality of camshafts supported by the crankcase. The two banks of cylinders include a first cylinder bank that projects from the crankcase to a first cylinder head, and a second cylinder bank that projects from the crankcase to a second cylinder head. The plurality of intake and exhaust valve pushrods extend between the crankcase and the first and second cylinder heads, driven by one intake camshaft and two exhaust camshafts. | 10-01-2009 |
| 20110265745 | VEHICLE AND PROPULSION SYSTEM INCLUDING AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - An internal combustion engine for a vehicle, such as a motorcycle, includes a crankcase, two banks of cylinders projecting from the crankcase in a 56-57 degree V-configuration, a plurality of pushrods, and a plurality of camshafts supported by the crankcase. The two banks of cylinders include a first cylinder bank that projects from the crankcase to a first cylinder head, and a second cylinder bank that projects from the crankcase to a second cylinder head. The plurality of intake and exhaust valve pushrods extend between the crankcase and the first and second cylinder heads, driven by one intake camshaft and two exhaust camshafts. | 11-03-2011 |
Nathan L. Randello, Hatboro, PA US
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| 20090025316 | Rollable Roof Ridge Vent - A roof ridge vent comprises a one-piece, elongate body rollable into a spiral roll. The vent body has an elongate upper wall with a pair of longitudinally-extending side edges, an underside, and a plurality of bracing walls depending therefrom. The vent body further includes a pair of grillwork walls with ventilation openings extending downwardly and outwardly from the side edges of the upper wall. Still further, the vent body includes a pair of longitudinally-extending sidewalls that project from the outer edges of each of the grillwork walls and that are disposed upright with respect to the upper wall. Each of the sidewalls has a continuous, longitudinally-extending top strip and a spaced apart pair of longitudinally-extending walls depending from the top strip. The pair of walls includes a series of drainage openings which provide drainage paths through the sidewalls and which permit the sidewalls to be rolled into the spiral roll. | 01-29-2009 |
Nathan L. Randello, Bensalem, PA US
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| 20090126290 | Masonry Cavity Wall having a Compressible, Expandable Debris Blocker and Method of Assembly - A mortar and debris collection device for use within a cavity wall to prevent the blockage of weep holes at the base of the wall. The cavity wall assembly includes a masonry wall, an adjacent inner wall, a wall cavity therebetween, and a free-standing elongate strip of openwork material located within the cavity forming a debris collection surface a spaced distance above a base surface of the cavity. Preferably, the openwork material is inserted and positioned within the cavity after the inner wall and only a base portion of the outer masonry wall is constructed. Thereafter, the upper portion of the outer masonry wall is constructed and any mortar or debris falling into the cavity is caught and supported on the debris collection surface. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20090320399 | Drainage-Promoting Wrap for an Exterior Wall or Roof of a Building - A drainage-promoting wrap includes an elongate web of a weather-resistive membrane and a series of separate, laterally spaced-apart, elongate filament spacers bonded to a face of the membrane. The filaments are preferably extruded polymeric filaments and have depressions formed therein providing transverse drainage paths across the filaments. Preferably, the filaments extend substantially parallel to each other and to a longitudinal axis of the elongate membrane. In addition, preferably the membrane is made of a polymeric material so that the filaments are thermally bonded to the face of the membrane. Wall and roof assemblies utilizing the wrap and methods of making the wrap are provided. | 12-31-2009 |
Nathan L. Scheg, Concord, CA US
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| 20080228815 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR MANAGING RISK - A method for managing risk associated with a construction project by a business entity using a computer system coupled to a database is provided. The method includes storing within the database information relating to at least one construction project including tasks to be performed and deadlines associated with each task, wherein the information stored within the database further includes a plurality of documents associated with the at least one construction project. The method also includes analyzing a content of each document stored within the database, and determining whether to trigger an alert based on the content of each document. The method also includes displaying on the computer system each alert relating to the construction project, prompting a user to associate with the business entity to take steps to correct each alert displayed on the computer system to facilitate timely completion of the construction project, and updating the alerts displayed on the computer system to include the corrective steps taken by the user. | 09-18-2008 |
Nathan L. Willmore, Jacksonville, FL US
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| 20090276355 | METHOD AND NETWORKED SYSTEM OF INTERACTIVE DEVICES AND SERVICES OFFERED FOR USE AT PARTICIPATING SOCIAL VENUES TO FACILITATE MUTUAL DISCOVERY, SELF-SELECTION, AND INTERACTION AMONG USERS - A system and method for self-selection by pairs of mutually-interested individuals among current or sometime visitors to participating social venues, including interactive client devices provided on a pay-to-use basis at each venue and connected via an external network to servers hosting a secure database storing user information together with software to manage the interactions between devices and database. The method comprises displaying on client devices digital photo and/or other data created by first user for the purpose of self-introduction; allowing second user to respond to first user's displayed self-introduction; and establishing, without requiring the disclosure of any user identity or access information, a link for subsequent communications between those users. Such a link supports several novel methods of convenient-yet-anonymous communications; provides inherent exclusivity, exposing no address or identifier that might be passed to a third party; and verifies prior mutual consent for every interaction. | 11-05-2009 |