Uspto reexamination request - update - august 22nd to august 28th, 2012 - invn tree

USPTO – Reexamination Update August 22nd to August 28th, 2012

S.N Patent Control Requested Requester Type Title Abstract Assignee(s) Inventor(s) Primary Other Class
number Number date Class
A digital
radio
broadcast
station
which
includes
a
common
digital
database
George A.
Selection having Goldman,
Metzenthin
and stored Robert J.
,
retrieval therein a (100 W. 379/101.01,
Jul. 17, Cahn &
1 5,809,246 90/012,397 Ex Parte of music plurality Broadway, 709/217 381/77,
2012 Sanuels,
from a of at least #7P, Long 381/80
LLP.,
digital several Beach, NY,
Washingto
database hundred 11561)
n, DC
(preferabl
y at least
1800)
different
selections
of music
to be
played
and
broadcast
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by the
radio
station. A
processor
system is
provided
for
program
ming the
operation
of the
digital
radio
broadcast
station
with a
sequence
of music
selections
, which
are
subseque
ntly
retrieved
in order
from the
common
digital
database
and
played


over the
digital
radio
broadcast
station.
The
common
digital
database
comprise
s a disk
array
storage,
preferabl
y a dual
port
RAID
disk
array.
The
digital
radio
broadcast
station
also
includes
a
plurality
of work
station
consoles


for use
by
personnel
responsib
le for
operating
the radio
station
such as
disc
jockeys
and
engineers
.A
bridge
network
such as a
modem is
also
provided
for
connectin
g the
radio
station to
a further
digital
database
for music
selections
not stored


in the
common
digital
database.
The
processor
system is
provided
with a
connectio
n to a
telephone
network,
such that
radio
station
callers
can
communi
cate with
the radio
station by
a touch
tone
telephone
, and is
also
provided
with a
connectio
n to an


interactiv
e cable
television
network,
such that
cable
television
viewers
can
communi
cate with
the radio
station
over the
interactiv
e cable
television
network.
Computer
memory A
chip with program
Lattice
field mable
Semicondu
programm memory
ctor Corp., John, Lizy
able circuit University of
Jul. 17, Chun M. Kurian 365/189.08,
2 5,867,422 90/012,396 Ex Parte memory including South Florida 365/168
2012 Ng, Perkins (Tampa, 365/189.14
cell arrays the (Tampa, FL)
Coie, LLP., FL)
(fpmcas), facility to
Seattle,
and reconfigu
WA
method of re it's
configurin format
g


For use
with a
public
telephone
network
CO
incorpora
ting a
vast
number
of
GEICO, terminals
Jay Telephone Tl-Tn, a Ronald A.
Guiliano, interface system Katz, Katz
Novak call CS limits Ronald A. Technology
Jul. 20, 379/93.02,
3 5,974,120 90/012,400 Druce & Ex Parte processing and (Los Licensing, 379/93.13
2012 379/93.12
Quigg, system controls Angeles, L.P. (Los
LLP., with call interface CA) Angeles,
Houston, selectivity access to CA)
TX impleme
nt voice-
digital
communi
cation for
statistical
processin
g. The
system
CS
accommo
dates


calls in
different
modes;
e.g.
"800",
"900" or
area code
and
incorpora
tes
qualifyin
g
apparatus
to restrict
against
caller
misuse.
Alternati
ve calling
modes
are used
to reach
an
interface
facility
that also
affords
some
control
based on
calling


terminal
identifica
tion, e.g.
as by
ANI
equipmen
t.
A system
D
interfaces
with a
multiplici
379/88.2,
ty of
379/88.21,
individua
379/88.25,
l
GEICO, 379/88.27,
terminals
Jay Ronald A. 379/91.01,
T1-Tn of
Guiliano, Telephoni Katz, Katz 379/112.01,
a
Novak c-interface Ronald A. Technology 379/114.11,
Jul. 24, telephone
4 5,561,707 90/012,404 Druce & Ex Parte statistical (Los Licensing 379/88.16 379/114.13,
2012 network
Quigg, analysis Angeles, L.P. (Los 379/114.14,
facility
LLP., system CA) Angeles, 379/114.19,
C, at the
Houston, CA) 379/196,
terminals
TX 379/207.13,
callers
379/207.14,
are
379/245,
prompted
379/265.02
by voice-
generated
instructio
ns to
provide


digital
data that
is
identified
for
positive
associatio
n with a
caller and
is stored
for
processin
g. The
caller's
identifica
tion data
is
confirme
d using
various
technique
s and
callers
may be
ranked
and
accounte
d for on
the basis
of
entitleme


nt,
sequence
or
demogra
phics.
Callers
are
assigned
random
designati
ons that
are stored
along
with
statistical
and
identifica
tion data.
A break-
off
control
circuit
may
terminate
the
computer
interface
aborting
to a
terminal
for direct


communi
cation
with an
operator.
Real-time
operation
processin
g is an
alternativ
e to
stored
data. The
accumula
tion of
stored
data
(statistica
l, calling
order
sequence,
etc.) is
variously
processed
and
correlate
d as with
develope
d or
establishe
d data to
isolate a


select
group or
subset of
callers
who can
be readily
identified
and
reliably
confirme
d.
Different
program
formats
variously
control
the
processin
g of
statistical
data as
for
auction
sales,
contests,
lotteries,
polls,
commerc
ials and
so on.


Apparatu
s for
remotely
powering
access
equipmen
t over a
10/100
switched
Apparatus Ethernet
and network
William J. method comprise
Katzenberg, 340/12.32,
Brogan, for s an
Boris 340/12.37,
MH2 remotely Ethernet
(Trumbull, Merlot 340/12.38,
Technology powering switch
Jul. 20, CT); Communicati 340/310.11,
5 6,218,930 90/012,401 Law Ex Parte access card with 370/200
2012 Deptula, ons (Bethel, 340/310.16,
Group, equipment a
Joseph A. CT) 340/310.17,
LLP., over a phantom
(Watertown, 379/386,
Tysons 10/100 power
CT) 379/400
Corner, VA switched supply
ethernet for
network remote
access
equipmen
t and
added
circuitry
for
automatic
detection
of remote


equipmen
t being
connecte
d to the
network;
determini
ng
whether
the
remote
equipmen
t is
capable
of
accepting
remote
power in
a non-
intrusive
manner;
deliverin
g the
phantom
power to
the
remote
equipmen
t over the
same
wire pairs
that


deliver
the data
signals,
and
automatic
ally
detecting
if the
remote
equipmen
t is
removed
from the
network.
Provided
Livak,
is a
Kenneth J.
method
(San Jose,
of nucleic
CA); Flood,
Biosearch acid
Susan J. A. 435/5,
Technologi amplifica
Hybridizat (Fremont, 435/6.11,
es, tion. In The Perkin-
ion assay CA); 435/91.2,
Jeffrey B. one Elmer
Jul. 18, using self- Mamoro, 536/24.3,
6 6,258,569 90/012,383 Oster, Troll Ex Parte embodim Corporation 435/91.1
2012 quenching Jeffrey 536/24.32,
Busters, ent, the (Foster City,
fluorescen (Aurora, 536/25.3,
LLC., method CA)
ce probe CO); 536/25.32,
Mercer comprise
Mullah, 536/26.6
Island, WA s
Khairuzzam
performi
an Bashar
ng
(Union City,
nucleic
CA)
acid


amplifica
tion on a
target
polynucle
otide
using a
nucleic
acid
polymera
se having
5' to 3'
nuclease
activity, a
primer
capable
of
hybridizi
ng to the
target
polynucle
otide, and
an
oligonucl
eotide
probe
under
amplifica
tion
condition
s such
that the


probe
hybridize
s to the
target
polynucle
otide 3'
relative
to the
primer
and the
probe
does not
hybridize
with
itself to
form a
hairpin
structure.
The
oligonucl
eotide
probe has
at one
end a
fluoresce
nt
reporter
and at the
other end
a
quencher


that
quenches
the
fluoresce
nce of the
reporter
molecule
when
both the
fluoresce
nt
reporter
and
quencher
are
attached
to the
probe.
Digestion
of the
oligonucl
eotide
probe by
the
polymera
se during
amplifica
tion is
effective
to
separate


the
reporter
from the
quencher,
whereby
a
fluoresce
nce
signal of
the
reporter
is
increased
.
A signal
processor
which Diab,
acquires Mohamed
a first K. (Mission
Clinton H. signal, Viejo, CA);
Brannon, including Kiani,
Mayer Signal a first Massi E. Masimo
Jul. 23,
7 6,263,222 90/012,403 Brown, Ex Parte processing primary (Laguna Corporation 600/310 600/336
2012
LLP., apparatus signal Niguel, (Irvine, CA)
Washingto portion CA);
n, DC and a Weber,
first Walter M.
secondar (Laguna
y signal Hills, CA)
portion,
and a


second
signal,
including
a second
primary
signal
portion
and a
second
secondar
y signal
portion,
wherein
the first
and
second
primary
signal
portions
are
correlate
d. The
signals
may be
acquired
by
propagati
ng energy
through a
medium
and


measurin
g an
attenuate
d signal
after
transmiss
ion or
reflection
.
Alternati
vely, the
signals
may be
acquired
by
measurin
g energy
generated
by the
medium.
A
processor
of the
present
invention
generates
a primary
or
secondar
y
reference


signal
which is
a
combinat
ion,
respectiv
ely, of
only the
primary
or
secondar
y signal
portions.
The
secondar
y
reference
signal is
then used
to
remove
the
secondar
y portion
of each
of the
first and
second
measured
signals
via a


correlatio
n
canceler,
such as
an
adaptive
noise
canceler,
preferabl
y of the
joint
process
estimator
type. The
primary
reference
signal is
used to
remove
the
primary
portion of
each of
the first
and
second
measured
signals
via a
correlatio
n


canceler.
The
processor
of the
present
invention
may be
employed
in
conjuncti
on with a
correlatio
n
canceler
in
physiolog
ical
monitors
wherein
the
known
propertie
s of
energy
attenuatio
n through
a medium
are used
to
determin
e


physiolog
ical
characteri
stics of
the
medium.
Many
physiolog
ical
condition
s, such as
the pulse,
or blood
pressure
of a
patient or
the
concentra
tion of a
constitue
nt in a
medium,
can be
determin
ed from
the
primary
or
secondar
y
portions


of the
signal
after
other
signal
portion is
removed.
A data
redirectio
n system
Third Party for
Requester: redirectin
Cisco g user's
Systems, data
Inc.; (Att'y based on
Is: David a stored Ikudome,
L. User rule set. Koichiro
McCombs, specific The (Arcadia, Auriq
Jul. 12 Haynes & Inter automatic redirectio CA); Systems, Inc.
8 6,779,118 95/002,035 726/7 726/14
2012 Boone, Partes data n of data Yeung, (Pasadena,
LLP., redirectio is Moon Tai CA)
Dallas, n system performe (Alhambra,
TX), Real d by a CA)
Party in redirectio
Interest: n server,
Same As which
Third Party receives
Requester the
redirectio
n rule
sets for


each user
from an
authentic
ation and
accountin
g server,
and a
database.
Prior to
using the
system,
users
authentic
ate with
the
authentic
ation and
accountin
g server,
and
receive a
network
address.
The
authentic
ation and
accountin
g server
retrieves
the
proper


rule set
for the
user, and
communi
cates the
rule set
and the
user's
address
to the
redirectio
n server.
The
redirectio
n server
then
impleme
nts the
redirectio
n rule set
for the
user's
address.
Rule sets
are
removed
from the
redirectio
n server
either
when the


user
disconne
cts, or
based on
some
predeter
mined
event.
New rule
sets are
added to
the
redirectio
n server
either
when a
user
connects,
or based
on some
predeter
mined
event.
Third Party Profile A method Bohrer,
Requester: based for Philip J.
Honeywell
Nest Labs, method adjusting (Edina, MN, 374/E17.007,
International
Jul. 16, Inc.; (Att'y Inter for a US); 700/286,
9 6,975,958 95/002,042 Inc. 702/130
2012 Is: John A. Partes deriving a plurality Merten, 702/60,
(Morristown,
Dragseth, temperatu of Gregory J. 705/412
NJ, US)
Fish & re setpoint controlle (Eagan,
Richardson using a d MN, US);


, PC., ‘delta’ subsyste Schnell,
Minneapoli based on ms in a Robert J.
s, MN), cross- building (Plymouth,
Real Party indexing a or plant MN, US);
in Interest: received that Atlass,
Same As price- facilitates Michael B.
Third point level cooperati (Minneapoli
Party signal ve energy s, MN, US)
Requester usage
with a
utility
provider.
By
referring
to a
single
profile of
adjustme
nts that
correspon
d to
changes
in the
value of a
utility
signal
and
distributi
ng this to
each
relevant


controller
for each
subsyste
m, a
single
setback
delta can
be
applied to
each
subsyste
m for
each
change in
utility
signal
value
(i.e.,
pricing
informati
on).
Alternati
vely,
multiple
profiles
can be
used to
provide
for firmer
control
and


thereby
allow for
different
zones to
respond
differentl
y to a
single
change
signal
sent by
the utility
provider.
A
Third Party
controller
Requester:
includes
Nest
a
Labs, Inc.;
program
(Att'y Is:
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John A.
Controller schedule
Dragseth, Honeywell
interface and a Metz,
Fish & International 236/91D,
Jul. 18, Inter with user Stephen V.
10 7,142,948 95/002,037 Richardson Inc. 700/276 236/94,
2012 Partes dynamic interface, (St. Paul,
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schedule adapted MN, US)
Minneapoli NJ, US)
display and
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configure
Real Party
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in Interest:
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Third Party
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