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number

Control

Number

Requested

date

Requester Type Title Abstract Assignee(s) Inventor(s) Primary

Class

Other

Class

1 5,876,930 90/012,331 30-May-12

Biosearch

Technologi

es, Jeffrey

B. Oster,

Troll

Busters,

LLC.,

Mercer

Island, WA

Ex Parte

Hybridizati

on assay

using self-

quenching

fluorescenc

e probe

A

hybridizati

on assay is

provided

which uses

an

oligonucleo

tide probe

which

includes a

fluorescent

reporter

molecule

and a

quencher

molecule

capable of

quenching

the

fluorescenc

e of the

reporter

molecule.

The

oligonucleo

tide probe

is

Perkin-

Elmer

Corporation

(Foster, CA)

Livak,

Kenneth J.

(San Jose,

CA); Flood,

Susan J. A.

(Fremont,

CA);

Marmaro,

Jeffrey

(Aurora,

CO);

Mullah,

Khairuzzam

an Bashar

(Union, CA)

435/6.11

435/5,

435/6.1,

435/91.1,

435/91.2,

536/24.3,

536/24.32,

536/24.33,

536/25.3,

536/25.32,

536/26.6

http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?patentnumber=5876930


S.N Patent

number

Control

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Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

constructed

such that

the probe

exists in at

least one

single-

stranded

conformati

on when

unhybridiz

ed where

the

quencher

molecule is

near

enough to

the reporter

molecule to

quench the

fluorescenc

e of the

reporter

molecule.

The

oligonucleo

tide probe

also exists

in at least

one

conformati

on when


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

hybridized

to a target

polynucleot

ide where

the

quencher

molecule is

not

positioned

close

enough to

the reporter

molecule to

quench the

fluorescenc

e of the

reporter

molecule.

By

adopting

these

hybridized

and

unhybridiz

ed

conformati

ons, the

reporter

molecule

and

quencher


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

molecule

on the

probe

exhibits

different

fluorescenc

e signal

intensities

when the

probe is

hybridized

and

unhybridiz

ed. As a

result, it is

possible to

determine

whether the

probe is

hybridized

or

unhybridiz

ed based on

a change in

the

fluorescenc

e intensity

of the

reporter

molecule,

the


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

quencher

molecule,

or a

combinatio

n thereof.

In addition,

because the

probe can

be

designed

such that

the

quencher

molecule

quenches

the reporter

molecule

when the

probe is not

hybridized,

the probe

can be

designed

such that

the reporter

molecule

exhibits

limited

fluorescenc

e until the

probe is


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

either

hybridized

or digested.

2 6,088,816 90/012,315 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Austin, TX

Ex Parte

Method of

displaying

system

status

A fault

tolerant

method of

obtaining

and

displaying,

or updating

the status

of server

component

s through a

Remote

Interface

Board and

either a

local or

remote

client

machine

without

interventio

n of the

server

operating

system

software.

The remote

machine

Micron

Electronics,

Inc.

(Nampa,

ID)

Nouri,

Ahmad (San

Jose, CA);

Johnson,

Karl S.

(Palo Alto,

CA)

714/31

709/217,

709/224,

714/E11.17

3,

714/E11.17

9



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

accesses

the server

by use of a

dial-in

modem

connection,

while the

local

machine

accesses

the server

by a local

serial

connection.

The

component

s that can

be

monitored

include, but

are not

limited to,

the

following:

Power

Supplies,

Temperatur

es, Fans,

Processors,

I/O

Groups,


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

I/O

Canisters,

Serial

Numbers,

and

Revisions.

3 6,110,041 90/012,333 31-May-12

Callie A.

Pendergras

s, Erise

IP, PA.,

Overland

Park, KS

Ex Parte

Method

and system

for

adapting

gaming

devices to

playing

preferences

A slot

machine

networked

to a central

server

receives

preference

data

correspondi

ng to a

player from

the central

server and

configures

the game to

match the

received

preference

data. The

player

inserts his

player

tracking

card into

the slot

Walker

Digital,

LLC

(Stamford,

CT)

Walker, Jay

S.

(Ridgefield,

CT);

Jorasch,

James A.

(Stamford,

CT);

Sparico,

Thomas M.

(Riverside,

CT)

463/20 273/139,

463/42



S.N Patent

number

Control

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Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

machine,

which

transmits

player

identificati

on data to

the central

server. The

central

server

transmits

player

preference

data and

casino

preference

data for

that player

to the slot

machine

for

configurati

on. While

the player

plays the

slot

machine,

the slot

machine

transmits

data about


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

the player's

performanc

e to the

central

server. The

central

server

determines

appropriate

casino

preference

values

based upon

the player's

performanc

e and

transmits

those

values to

the slot

machine

for

configurati

on.

4 6,114,148 90/012,334 01-Jun-12

DNA2.0,

Inc., Brett

Lovejoy,

Morgan

Lewis &

Bockius,

LLP., San

Ex Parte

High level

expression

of proteins

The

invention

features a

synthetic

gene

encoding a

protein

The General

Hospital

Corporation

(Boston,

MA)

Seed, Brian

(Boston,

MA); Haas,

Jurgen

(Schrieshei

m, DE)

435/91.1

435/69.1,

435/69.6,

435/91.4,

435/91.41,

435/252.3,

435/320.1,

435/325,



S.N Patent

number

Control

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Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

Francisco,

CA

normally

expressed

in a

mammalian

cell

wherein at

least one

non-

preferred

or less

preferred

codon in

the natural

gene

encoding

the protein

has been

replaced by

a preferred

codon

encoding

the same

amino acid.

435/440

5 6,145,098 90/012,321 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Austin, TX

Ex Parte

System for

displaying

system

status

A fault

tolerant

computer

system for

obtaining

and

displaying,

or updating

Micron

Electronics,

Inc.

(Nampa,

ID)

Nouri,

Ahmad (San

Jose, CA);

Johnson,

Karl S.

(Palo Alto,

CA)

714/31

714/47.2,

714/47.3,

714/E11.00

7,

714/E11.02

5,

714/E11.17

3,



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

the status

of server

component

s through a

remote

interface

and either a

local or

remote

client

machine

without

interventio

n of the

server

operating

system

software.

The remote

machine

accesses

the server

by use of a

dial-in

modem

connection,

while the

local

machine

accesses

the server

714/E11.17

9,

714/E11.18

8,

714/E11.2


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

by a local

serial

connection.

The

component

s that can

be

monitored

include, but

are not

limited to,

the

following:

Power

Supplies,

Temperatur

es, Fans,

Processors,

I/O

Groups,

I/O

Canisters,

Serial

Numbers,

and

Revisions.

6 6,199,173 90/012,322 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

Ex Parte

Method for

mapping

environme

ntal

resources

A network

of

microcontr

ollers for

monitoring

Micron

Electronics,

Inc.

(Nampa,

ID)

Johnson,

Karl S.

(Palo Alto,

CA);

Wallach,

714/4.12

714/3,

714/37,

714/47.2,

714/47.3,

714/48,



S.N Patent

number

Control

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Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

LLP.,

Austin, TX

to memory

for

program

access

and

diagnosing

the

environme

ntal

conditions

of a

computer is

disclosed.

The

network of

microcontr

ollers

provides a

manageme

nt system

by which

computer

users can

accurately

gauge the

health of

their

computer.

The

network of

microcontr

ollers

provides

users the

ability to

Walter A.

(Los Altos,

CA);

Nguyen,

Ken (San

Jose, CA);

Amdahl,

Carlton G.

(Fremont,

CA)

714/E11.17

9


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

detect

system fan

speeds,

internal

temperatur

es and

voltage

levels. The

invention is

designed to

not only be

resilient to

faults, but

also allows

for the

system

maintenanc

e,

modificatio

n, and

growth--

without

downtime.

Additionall

y, the

present

invention

allows

users to

replace

failed


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

component

s, and add

new

functionalit

y, such as

new

network

interfaces,

disk

interface

cards and

storage,

without

impacting

existing

users. One

of the

primary

roles of the

present

invention is

to manage

the

environme

nt without

outside

involvemen

t. This self-

manageme

nt allows

the system


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

to continue

to operate

even

though

component

s have

failed.

7 6,243,838 90/012,329 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Austin, TX

Ex Parte

Method for

automatical

ly reporting

a system

failure in a

server

A method

of

reporting a

system

failure in a

server

system,

which

includes

the

following

acts:

detecting a

system

failure

condition;

transmittin

g failure

information

related to

the failure

condition

to a system

recorder;

Micron

Electronics,

Inc.

(Nampa,

ID)

Liu, Ji-hwan

(Cupertino,

CA);

Nguyen,

Ken (San

Jose, CA);

Johnson,

Karl (Palo

Alto, CA)

714/57

714/43,

714/E11.02

4,

714/E11.02

5



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

storing the

failure

information

into a

system log;

sending an

event

signal to a

system

interface;

and

reporting

an

occurrence

of an event

to a central

processing

unit of the

server

system.

8 6,249,885 90/012,314 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Austin, TX

Ex Parte

Method for

managing

environme

ntal

conditions

of a

distributed

processor

system

A network

of

microcontr

ollers for

monitoring

and

diagnosing

the

environme

ntal

conditions

Johnson,

Karl S. (544

Tennyson

Ave., Palo

Alto, CA,

94301);

Wallach,

Walter A.

(1449

Ravenswoo

d Dr., Los

714/47.2

709/224,

714/51,

714/E11.02

5,

714/E11.17

9,

714/E11.2



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

of a

computer is

disclosed.

The

network of

microcontr

ollers

provides a

manageme

nt system

by which

computer

users can

accurately

gauge the

health of

their

computer.

The

network of

microcontr

ollers

provides

users the

ability to

detect

system fan

speeds,

internal

temperatur

es and

Altos, CA,

94024);

Nguyen,

Ken (1160

Formosa

Ridge Dr.,

San Jose,

CA, 95127);

Amdahl,

Carlton G.

(48468

Avalon

Heights

Ter.,

Fremont,

CA, 94539)


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

voltage

levels. The

invention is

designed to

not only be

resilient to

faults, but

also allows

for the

system

maintenanc

e,

modificatio

n, and

growth--

without

downtime.

Additionall

y, the

present

invention

allows

users to

replace

failed

component

s, and add

new

functionalit

y, such as

new


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

network

interfaces,

disk

interface

cards and

storage,

without

impacting

existing

users. One

of the

primary

roles of the

present

invention is

to manage

the

environme

nt without

outside

involvemen

t. This self-

manageme

nt allows

the system

to continue

to operate

even

though

component

s have


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

failed.

9 6,266,721 90/012,327 30-May-12

Requester:

Dell,

Inc., Brian

W. Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Austin, TX

Ex Parte

System

architecture

for remote

access and

control of

environme

ntal

manageme

nt

A fault

tolerant

system by

which

individual

component

s of a

server are

monitored

and

controlled

through

independen

t,

programma

ble

microcontr

ollers

interconnec

ted through

a

microcontr

oller

network.

An external

agent can

control and

monitor the

microcontr

Micron

Electronics,

Inc.

(Nampa,

ID)

Sheikh,

Tahir Q.

(Fremont,

CA);

Johnson,

Karl S.

(Palo Alto,

CA);

Nguyen,

Ken (San

Jose, CA)

710/100

709/217,

714/E11.00

7,

714/E11.02

5,

714/E11.17

3,

714/E11.17

9,

714/E11.18

8,

714/E11.2



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

ollers by

extending

the

interconnec

tion

network

beyond the

physical

server. The

extension

to the

interconnec

tion

network

converts

protocols

between

media, and

directs the

microcontr

ollers and

the state

managed

by the

microcontr

ollers.

Interventio

n of the

server

operating

system


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

software is

not

required

and is not

utilized for

the access

and control

operations.

A remote

interface

board

provides

the

interface

between

the

microcontr

oller

network

and an

external

modem

that

communica

tes with a

remote

client

computer.

The remote

interface

board also


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

provides

for

connection

to a local

client

computer.

10 6,338,150 90/012,323 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Austin, TX

Ex Parte

Diagnostic

and

managing

distributed

processor

system

A network

of

microcontr

ollers for

monitoring

and

diagnosing

the

environme

ntal

conditions

of a

computer is

disclosed.

The

network of

microcontr

ollers

provides a

manageme

nt system

by which

computer

users can

accurately

Micron

Technology,

Inc. (Boise,

ID)

Johnson,

Karl S.

(Palo Alto,

CA);

Wallach,

Walter A.

(Los Altos,

CA);

Nguyen,

Ken (San

Jose, CA);

Amdahl,

Carlton G.

(Fremont,

CA)

714/39

714/46,

714/47.2,

714/47.3,

714/48,

714/E11.00

7,

714/E11.02

5,

714/E11.17

3,

714/E11.17

4,

714/E11.17

9,

714/E11.18

8,

714/E11.2



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

gauge the

health of

their

computer.

The

network of

microcontr

ollers

provides

users the

ability to

detect

system fan

speeds,

internal

temperatur

es and

voltage

levels. The

invention is

designed to

not only be

resilient to

faults, but

also allows

for the

system

maintenanc

e,

modificatio

n, and


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

growth—

without

downtime.

Additionall

y, the

present

invention

allows

users to

replace

failed

component

s, and add

new

functionalit

y, such as

new

network

interfaces,

disk

interface

cards and

storage,

without

impacting

existing

users. One

of the

primary

roles of the

present


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

invention is

to manage

the

environme

nt without

outside

involvemen

t. This self-

manageme

nt allows

the system

to continue

to operate

even

though

component

s have

failed.

11 6,425,006 90/012,326 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Austin, TX

Ex Parte

Alert

configurato

r and

manager

An

apparatus

for

creating,

registering,

and

monitoring

alerts for a

computer

or plurality

of

computers.

This

Micron

Technology,

Inc. (Boise,

ID)

Chari,

Srikumar N.

(Cupertino,

CA); Bright,

Kenny L.

(Hayward,

CA)

709/224

370/242,

709/202,

709/203,

709/223,

714/37,

714/47.3,

714/48



S.N Patent

number

Control

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Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

apparatus

alerts the

operator

when an

event

occurs on

one of the

completer's

component

s. This

apparatus

allows the

user to

select

which

alerts to

enable and

which

alerts to

disable

from a list

of all

possible

alerts.

When an

alert

occurs, the

present

invention

displays

the


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

particular

computer's

name, a

description

of the alert,

the time

and date of

the alert;

and details

about a

recommend

ed course

of action.

The present

invention

also creates

a log file

for all

alerts

detected,

regardless

of whether

the alert is

displayed

or not.

12 6,553,416 90/012,330 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Ex Parte

Managing

computer

system

alerts

An

apparatus

for

creating,

registering,

and

Micron

Technology,

Inc. (Boise,

ID)

Chari,

Srikumar N.

(Cupertino,

CA); Bright,

Kenny L.

(Hayward,

709/224

709/202,

709/203,

709/223



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

Austin, TX monitoring

alerts for a

computer

or plurality

of

computers.

This

apparatus

alerts the

operator

when an

event

occurs on

one of the

computer's

component

s. This

apparatus

allows the

user to

select

which

alerts to

enable and

which

alerts to

disable

from a list

of all

possible

alerts.

CA)


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

When an

alert

occurs, the

present

invention

displays

the

particular

computer's

name, a

description

of the alert,

the time

and date of

the alert,

and details

about a

recommend

ed course

of action.

The present

invention

also creates

a log file

for all

alerts

detected,

regardless

of whether

the alert is

displayed


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

or not.

13 6,681,342 90/012,328 30-May-12

Dell, Inc.,

Brian W.

Oaks,

Baker

Botts,

LLP.,

Austin, TX

Ex Parte

Diagnostic

and

managing

distributed

processor

system

A network

of

microcontr

ollers for

monitoring

and

diagnosing

the

environme

ntal

conditions

of a

computer is

disclosed.

The

network of

microcontr

ollers

provides a

manageme

nt system

by which

computer

users can

accurately

gauge the

health of

their

computer.

Micron

Technology,

Inc. (Boise,

ID)

Johnson,

Karl S.

(Palo Alto,

CA);

Wallach,

Walter A.

(Los Altos,

CA);

Nguyen,

Ken (San

Jose, CA);

Amdahl,

Carlton G.

(Fremont,

CA)

714/30

714/32,

714/39,

714/E11.00

7,

714/E11.02

5,

714/E11.17

3,

714/E11.17

4,

714/E11.17

9,

714/E11.18

8,

714/E11.2



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

The

network of

microcontr

ollers

provides

users the

ability to

detect

system fan

speeds,

internal

temperatur

es and

voltage

levels. The

invention is

designed to

not only be

resilient to

faults, but

also allows

for the

system

maintenanc

e,

modificatio

n, and

growth—

without

downtime.

Additionall


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

y, the

present

invention

allows

users to

replace

failed

component

s, and add

new

functionalit

y, such as

new

network

interfaces,

disk

interface

cards and

storage,

without

impacting

existing

users. One

of the

primary

roles of the

present

invention is

to manage

the

environme


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

nt without

outside

involvemen

t. This self-

manageme

nt allows

the system

to continue

to operate

even

though

component

s have

failed.

14 7,469,381 90/012,304 23-May-12

Joseph J.

Richetti,

Bryan

Cave,

LLP., New

York, NY

Ex Parte

List

scrolling

and

document

translation,

scaling,

and

rotation on

a touch-

screen

display

In

accordance

with some

embodimen

ts, a

computer-

implemente

d method

for use in

conjunction

with a

device with

a touch

screen

display is

disclosed.

In the

Apple Inc.

(Cupertino,

CA, US)

Ording, Bas

(San

Francisco,

CA, US)

715/702

715/764,

715/769,

715/863,

715/864



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

method, a

movement

of an object

on or near

the touch

screen

display is

detected. In

response to

detecting

the

movement,

an

electronic

document

displayed

on the

touch

screen

display is

translated

in a first

direction. If

an edge of

the

electronic

document

is reached

while

translating

the


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

electronic

document

in the first

direction

while the

object is

still

detected on

or near the

touch

screen

display, an

area

beyond the

edge of the

document

is

displayed.

After the

object is no

longer

detected on

or near the

touch

screen

display, the

document

is

translated

in a second

direction


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

until the

area

beyond the

edge of the

document

is no longer

displayed.

15 7,831,926 90/009,995 29-May-12

Apple,

Inc., Tracy

W. Druce,

Novak

Druce &

Quigg,

LLP.,

Houston,

TX

Ex Parte

Scalable

display of

internet

content on

mobile

devices

Mobile

devices

enabled to

support

resolution-

independen

t scalable

display of

Internet

(Web)

content to

allow Web

pages to be

scaled

(zoomed)

and panned

for better

viewing on

smaller

screen

sizes. The

mobile

devices

employ

SoftView

LLC

(Bellingham

, WA, US)

Rohrabaugh

, Gary B.

(Bellingham

, WA, US);

Sherman,

Scott A.

(Seattle,

WA, US)

715/800

715/234,

715/243,

715/853



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

software-

based

processing

of original

Web

content,

including

HTML-

based

content,

XML,

cascade

style

sheets, etc.

to generate

scalable

content.

The

scalable

content

and/or data

derived

therefrom

are then

employed

to enable

the Web

content to

be rapidly

rendered,

zoomed,


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

and

panned.

Display

lists may

also be

employed

to provide

further

enhanceme

nts in

rendering

speed.

16 7,844,915 90/012,332 30-May-12

Joseph J.

Richetti,

Bryan

Cave,

LLP., New

York, NY

Ex Parte

Application

programmi

ng

interfaces

for

scrolling

operations

At least

certain

embodimen

ts of the

present

disclosure

include an

environme

nt with user

interface

software

interacting

with a

software

application.

A method

for

operating

through an

Apple Inc.

(Cupertino,

CA, US)

Platzer,

Andrew

(Santa

Clara, CA,

US); Herz,

Scott (Santa

Clara, CA,

US)

715/781

345/173,

715/784,

715/800



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

application

programmi

ng

interface

(API) in

this

environme

nt includes

transferring

a set

bounce

call. The

method

further

includes

setting at

least one of

maximum

and

minimum

bounce

values. The

set bounce

call causes

a bounce of

a scrolled

region in

an opposite

direction of

a scroll

based on a


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

region past

an edge of

the scrolled

region

being

visible in a

display

region at

the end of

the scroll.

17 7,020,132 95/002,002 01-Jun-12

Third Party

Requester:

EC Data

Systems,

Inc.; (Att'y

Is: Michael

A.

DeSanctis,

Hamilton

DeSanctis

& Cha,

LLP.,

Lakewood,

CO), Real

Party in

Interest:

Same As

Third

Party

Requester

Inter

Partes

Scalable

architecture

for

transmissio

n of

messages

over a

network

A method

and

apparatus

is disclosed

for

delivering

messages

that utilizes

a message

queue and

a

router/filter

within a

private data

network.

The private

network is

connected

to an

external

data

j2 Global

Communica

tions, Inc.

(Hollywood,

CA, US)

Narasimhan,

Anand

(Beverly

Hills, CA,

US);

Shemesh,

Yaacov

(Los

Angeles,

CA, US);

Kumar,

Amit (Los

Angeles,

CA, US)

370/355 370/357



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

network

such as the

Internet,

and has

separate

outbound

resource

servers to

provide a

high degree

of

scalability

for

handling a

variety of

message

types.

18 7,686,587 95/002,008 01-Jun-12

Third Party

Requester:

Hayward

Industries,

Inc.; (Att'y

Is: Steven

E.

Halpern,

McCarter

& English,

LLP.,

Newark,

NJ), Real

Party in

Inter

Partes

Pump

controller

system and

method

A method

and

apparatus

for a pump

control

system.

One or

more

embodimen

ts of the

invention

include a

pump

controller

Sta-Rite

Industries,

LLC

(Delavan,

WI, US)

Koehl,

Robert M.

(Lakemoor,

IL, US)

417/12 417/44.1



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

Interest:

Same As

Third Party

Requester

that can

perform a

self-

calibrating

procedure,

can provide

precise

motor

speed

control, can

provide a

limp mode

before

shutting

down the

motor

when

system

parameters

are

exceeded

and/or fault

conditions

occur, can

detect fault

conditions,

and can

store fault

conditions

for later

retrieval.


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

19 7,769,374 95/002,004 01-Jun-12

Third Party

Requester:

Xilinx,

Inc.; (Att'y

Is: David

L.

McCombs,

Haynes &

Boone,

LLP.,

Dallas,

TX), Real

Party in

Interest:

Same

As Third

Party

Requester

Inter

Partes

Recovery

techniques

in mobile

networks

A

technique

for

protecting

location

information

of a

subscriber

in a mobile

network is

disclosed

which

forwards a

registration

request

from the

subscriber

to an S-

CSCF

including

the

subscriber's

TA and

then

forwarding

a location

update

from the S-

CSCF to an

HSS

including

Phan-anh,

Son (18

.em, II, 7-es

epulet, 21-

23 ut Gyali,

H-1097

Budapest,

HU);

Benko,

Balint

(Budapest

16.X.63

Csengettyu

u, H-1098

Budapest,

HU);

Hartikainen,

Auvo

(Endrodi

Sandor u.

48, H-1026

Budapest,

HU);

Verkama,

Markku

(Hakamaki

2 A 12,

02120

Espoo, FI);

Einola,

Heikki

455/424

455/415,

455/433,

455/435.1



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

the

subscriber's

TA. Upon

the S-

CSCF

losing data,

lost data

may be

restored to

the S-

CSCF from

the data

stored in

the HSS.

The HSS

may store

data in a

non-

volatile

memory

such as a

hard disk

drive. The

technique

may also

include

forwarding

a

registration

request

from the

Juhani

(Kaksoiskiv

entie 7-9 B

5, FIN-

02760

Espoo, FI);

Faccin,

Stefano

(3421

Dartmoor,

Dallas, TX,

75229-2622,

US)


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

subscriber

to an S-

CSCF

including

the

subscriber's

TA and

then

forwarding

a location

update

from the S-

CSCF to an

HSS and

storing data

in a non-

volatile

memory

such as a

hard disk

drive in the

S-CSCF so

as to be

protected

against

loss. Upon

the S-

CSCF

losing data,

lost data

including


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

the

subscriber's

TA may be

restored to

the S-

CSCF from

the data

stored in

the S-

CSCF.

20 7,815,420 95/002,007 01-Jun-12

Third Party

Requester:

Hayward

Industries,

Inc.; (Att'y

Is: Steven

E.

Halpern,

McCarter

& English,

LLP.,

Newark,

NJ), Real

Party in

Interest:

Same As

Third Party

Requester

Inter

Partes

Pump

controller

system and

method

A method

and

apparatus

for a pump

control

system.

One or

more

embodimen

ts of the

invention

include a

pump

controller

that can

perform a

self-

calibrating

procedure,

can provide

precise

Sta-Rite

Industries,

LLC

(Delavan,

WI, US)

Koehl,

Robert M.

(Lakemoor,

IL, US)

417/53 417/44.1,

417/44.11



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

motor

speed

control, can

provide a

limp mode

before

shutting

down the

motor

when

system

parameters

are

exceeded

and/or fault

conditions

occur, can

detect fault

conditions,

and can

store fault

conditions

for later

retrieval.

21 7,854,597 95/002,006 01-Jun-12

Third Party

Requester:

Hayward

Industries,

Inc.; (Att'y

Is: Steven

E. Halpern,

Inter

Partes

Pumping

system

with two

way

communica

tion

A pumping

system for

moving

water of a

swimming

pool

includes a

Pentair

Water Pool

and Spa,

Inc.

(Sanford,

NC, US);

Danfoss

Stiles Jr.,

Robert W.

(Cary, NC,

US);

Berthelsen,

Lars

Hoffmann

417/44.11

4/508,

4/509,

210/167.1,

417/44.1,

417/45



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

McCarter

& English,

LLP.,

Newark,

NJ), Real

Party in

Interest:

Same As

Third Party

Requester

water

pump, a

variable

speed

motor, and

an

arrangemen

t for

controlling

the variable

speed

motor. The

pumping

system

further

includes an

auxiliary

device

operably

connected

to the

arrangemen

t for

controlling,

and an

arrangemen

t for

providing

two-way

communica

tion

Low Power

Drives

(Graasten,

DK)

(Kolding,

DK); Robol,

Ronald B.

(Sanford,

NC, US);

Yahnker,

Christopher

R. (Raleigh,

NC, US);

Hruby,

Daniel J.

(Sanford,

NC, US);

Murphy,

Kevin

(Quartz

Hill, CA,

US);

Brown,

Edward

(Moorpark,

CA, US);

Maccallum,

David

(Camarillo,

CA, US);

Dunn,

Dennis

(Moorpark,

CA, US);

Clack,


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

between

the

arrangemen

t for

controlling

and the

auxiliary

device. The

arrangemen

t for

controlling

is capable

of

receiving a

parameter

from the

auxiliary

device

through the

arrangemen

t for

providing

two-way

communica

tion. In one

example,

the

arrangemen

t for

controlling

is capable

Kenneth N.

(Sanford,

NC, US);

Runarsson,

Einar

Kjartan

(Soenderbor

g, DK);

Morando,

Alberto

(Soenderbor

g, DK)


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

of

independen

tly

controlling

the variable

speed

motor

without

receipt of a

parameter

from the

auxiliary

device. In

addition or

alternativel

y, the

arrangemen

t for

controlling

is operable

to

selectively

alter

operation

of the

motor

based upon

the

parameter.

In addition

or


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

alternativel

y, the

arrangemen

t for

controlling

is

configured

to optimize

a power

consumptio

n of the

variable

speed

motor over

time based

upon the

parameters

received. A

method for

controlling

the

pumping

system is

also

provided.

22 7,857,600 95/002,005 01-Jun-12

Third Party

Requester:

Hayward

Industries,

Inc.; (Att'y

Is: Steven

Inter

Partes

Pump

controller

system and

method

A method

and

apparatus

for a pump

control

system.

Sta-Rite

Industries,

LLC

(Delavan,

WI, US)

Koehl,

Robert M.

(Lakemoor,

IL, US)

417/44.11 417/63



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

E.

Halpern,

McCarter

& English,

LLP.,

Newark,

NJ), Real

Party in

Interest:

Same As

Third Party

Requester

One or

more

embodimen

ts of the

invention

include a

pump

controller

that can

perform a

self-

calibrating

procedure,

can provide

precise

motor

speed

control, can

provide a

limp mode

before

shutting

down the

motor

when

system

parameters

are

exceeded

and/or fault

conditions


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

occur, can

detect fault

conditions,

and can

store fault

conditions

for later

retrieval.

23 7,983,951 95/002,003 01-Jun-12

Third Party

Requester:

Capital

Access

Network,

Inc.; (Att'y

Is: Kristan

L.

Lansbery,

Arnold &

Porter,

LLP.,

Washingto

n, DC),

Real Party

in Interest:

Same As

Third Party

Requester

Inter

Partes

Apparatus

to provide

liquid

funds in the

online

auction and

marketplac

e

environme

nt

A method,

apparatus,

and

computer

readable

storage to

implement

a lending

system for

use with

electronic

commerce

web sites

such as

auction

sites. A

seller may

receive a

cash loan

for items

placed for

sale but not

yet

Kabbage,

Inc.

(Atlanta,

GA, US)

Frohwein,

Robert

James

(Atlanta,

GA, US);

Petralia,

Kathryn

Tison

(Atlanta,

GA, US)

705/26.3 705/39



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

purchased

by a buyer.

The seller

can be

required to

pay back

the loan

after a

predetermi

ned amount

of time or

as soon as

the item for

sale is sold

and

payment is

received

from the

buyer. The

lender

would

charge

interest or

commissio

n for the

loan. In

this

manner,

sellers can

receive

cash for


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

items listed

on auction

sites before

those items

are actually

sold,

generating

additional

cash flow

for the

seller.

24 8,019,836 95/002,000 31-May-12

Third Party

Requester:

Trilliant

Networks,

Inc.; (Att'y

Is: Richard

G. Allison,

Kramer

Levin

Naftalis &

Frankel,

LLP., New

York,

NY), Real

Party in

Interest:

Same As

Third Party

Requester

Inter

Partes

Wireless

communica

tion

enabled

meter and

network

A meter

enabled for

wireless

communica

tion and a

wireless

communica

tion

network

are

disclosed.

A meter

enabled for

wireless

communica

tion

comprises

a metering

device, a

wireless

Mesh

Comm,

LLC

(Atlanta,

GA, US)

Elliott, Karl

E. (Atlanta,

GA, US);

Garrard,

Kenneth W.

(Atlanta,

GA, US)

709/220 709/223



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

communica

tion system

and an

interface

between

the two.

Meter data

can be

read, and

the meter

can be

controlled

via

communica

tion with a

wireless

network

using, e.g.,

the

Bluetooth

™ protocol

A self-

configuring

wireless

network is

also

disclosed.

The

wireless

network

includes a


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

number of

vnodes,

and one or

more

VGATES.

The vnodes

are devices

that are

enabled for

wireless

communica

tion using,

e.g., the

Bluetooth

™

protocol.

Vnodes are

operative

to form ad

hoc piconet

connection

s. The one

or more

VGATES

comprise

computer

network

gateways

that are

enabled for

wireless


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

communica

tion using,

e.g., the

Bluetooth

™

protocol.

Thus, the

VGATES

enable the

wireless

array of

vnodes to

communica

te with a

private or

public

computer

network to

transmit

data or

receive

commands.

The

network

may also

communica

te with a

VNOC

system.

VNOC is a

universal


S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

communica

tions

adapter that

enables the

wireless

array of

vnodes to

communica

te (either

directly or

through a

VGATE)

with a

central

control

facility via

various

wireless or

wired

communica

tion media.

25 8,067,381 95/002,001 31-May-12

Third Party

Requester:

Woodbolt

Distributio

n, LLC.;

(Att'y Is:

Barry

Evans,

Lucas &

Mercanti,

Inter

Partes

Methods

and

compositio

ns for

increasing

the

anaerobic

working

capacity in

tissues

Provided

are

compositio

ns

comprising

beta-

alanylhistid

ine

peptides

and/or

Natural

Alternatives

Internationa

l, Inc. (San

Marcos,

CA, US)

Harris,

Roger (New

Market,

GB);

Dunnett,

Mark

(Suffolk,

GB)

514/21.91

514/400,

514/561,

514/565



S.N Patent

number

Control

Number

Requested

date


Class

Other

Class

LLP., New

York, NY),

Real Party

in Interest:

Same As

Third Party

Requester

beta-

alanines,

and

methods

for

administeri

ng these

peptides

and amino

acids. In

one aspect,

the

compositio

ns and

methods

cause an

increase in

the blood

plasma

concentrati

ons of beta-

alanine

and/or

creatine.

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