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Bradley Burres, Waltham, MA US
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20130191699 | INSTRUCTION-SET ARCHITECTURE FOR PROGRAMMABLE CYCLIC REDUNDANCY CHECK (CRC) COMPUTATIONS - A method and apparatus to perform Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) operations on a data block using a plurality of different n-bit polynomials is provided. A flexible CRC instruction performs a CRC operation using a programmable n-bit polynomial. The n-bit polynomial is provided to the CRC instruction by storing the n-bit polynomial in one of two operands. | 07-25-2013 |
Bradley A. Burres, Waltham, MA US
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20140189212 | PRESENTATION OF DIRECT ACCESSED STORAGE UNDER A LOGICAL DRIVE MODEL - In accordance with embodiments disclosed herein, there are provided methods, systems, mechanisms, techniques, and apparatuses for presentation of direct accessed storage under a logical drive model; for implementing a distributed architecture for cooperative NVM Data protection; data mirroring for consistent SSD latency; for boosting a controller's performance and RAS with DIF support via concurrent RAID processing; for implementing arbitration and resource schemes of a doorbell mechanism, including doorbell arbitration for fairness and prevention of attack congestion; and for implementing multiple interrupt generation using a messaging unit and NTB in a controller through use of an interrupt coalescing scheme. | 07-03-2014 |
20140281072 | LINK LAYER VIRTUALIZATION IN SATA CONTROLLER - A SATA-compatible storage controller that can be configured to allow computers assigned to multiple different computer domains connected by at least one switch fabric to share resources of a common set of storage devices. The storage controller includes a plurality of virtual storage controllers, each providing an interface to a respective computer domain connected to the switch fabric, a virtualization mechanism configured to implement link layer virtualization for the common set of storage devices, and a split serial advanced technology attachment (SATA) protocol stack, the processing of which is partitioned between the respective virtual storage controllers and the virtualization mechanism. | 09-18-2014 |
Christopher Vance Burres, Houston, TX US
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20130218728 | Virtual on-line pre-shopping system and method - An electronic pre-shopping system and method, that provides the consumer the option of pre-shopping for a gift item from any on-line retail outlet. The system and method provides consumer capability of accessing a retail outlet website, selecting a gift item, selectively extracting the gift item product information, associating the gift item with a future special occasion of a recipient of the gift item, storing the product information along with the recipient special occasion information into a database, securing payment for the item, and delivering the gift item to the recipient within the proscribed time period required for the special occasion. The system further provides the consumer with the option of paying for the gift item immediately or at a predetermined date in the future. The user interface further provides the capability of pre-shopping for an item from any online retail store through a software proxy process. | 08-22-2013 |
Steven Burres, Beverly Hills, CA US
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20120296355 | DEVICE AND METHOD FOR REMOVING EARWAX - The present invention describes an earwax removal device having varying structures to provide different earwax removal capabilities. In all designs, the overall contour of the earwax-extracting member resembles the dimensions of the external auditory canal and is flexible enough to conform to it during insertion. Each engages and collects wax using the pressure of insertion and rotation effects. Embodiments include a club-like member having multiple protrusions and extractions to collect wax along its sides, and an opening in the tip that leads to a channel to collect wax; a flexible spiral member to compress when the device is inserted in an ear and thereby extract wax as it expands when the device is removed; a screw-like structure to laterally move wax and grind as it rotates; a multi-channel structure to cut and collect wax simultaneously; and a shovel-like structure to effectively shear and scrape wax from an ear canal. | 11-22-2012 |
20130304103 | Device and Method for Removing Earwax - The present invention describes an earwax removal device having varying structures to provide different earwax removal capabilities. In all designs, the overall contour of the earwax-extracting member resembles the dimensions of the external auditory canal and is flexible enough to conform to it during insertion. Each engages and collects wax using the pressure of insertion and rotation effects. Embodiments include a club-like member having multiple protrusions and extractions to collect wax along its sides, and an opening in the tip that leads to a channel to collect wax; a flexible spiral member to compress when the device is inserted in an ear and thereby extract wax as it expands when the device is removed; a screw-like structure to laterally move wax and grind as it rotates; a multi-channel structure to cut and collect wax simultaneously; and a shovel-like structure to effectively shear and scrape wax from an ear canal. | 11-14-2013 |
20140324082 | Device and Method for Removing Earwax - The present invention describes an earwax removal device having varying structures to provide different earwax removal capabilities. In all designs, the overall contour of the earwax-extracting member resembles the dimensions of the external auditory canal and is flexible enough to conform to it during insertion. Each engages and collects wax using the pressure of insertion and rotation effects. Embodiments include a club-like member having multiple protrusions and extractions to collect wax along its sides, and an opening in the tip that leads to a channel to collect wax; a flexible spiral member to compress when the device is inserted in an ear and thereby extract wax as it expands when the device is removed; a screw-like structure to laterally move wax and grind as it rotates; a multi-channel structure to cut and collect wax simultaneously; and a shovel-like structure to effectively shear and scrape wax from an ear canal. | 10-30-2014 |