Watson, Jr.
Charles Edward Watson, Jr., Austin, TX US
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20120089787 | TRANSACTION PROCESSING MULTIPLE PROTOCOL ENGINES IN SYSTEMS HAVING MULTIPLE MULTI-PROCESSOR CLUSTERS - A multi-processor computer system is described in which transaction processing in each cluster of processors is distributed among multiple protocol engines. Each cluster includes a plurality of local nodes and an interconnection controller interconnected by a local point-to-point architecture. The interconnection controller in each cluster comprises a plurality of protocol engines for processing transactions. Transactions are distributed among the protocol engines using destination information associated with the transactions. | 04-12-2012 |
20140013079 | TRANSACTION PROCESSING USING MULTIPLE PROTOCOL ENGINES - A multi-processor computer system is described in which transaction processing is distributed among multiple protocol engines. The system includes a plurality of local nodes and an interconnection controller interconnected by a local point-to-point architecture. The interconnection controller comprises a plurality of protocol engines for processing transactions. Transactions are distributed among the protocol engines using destination information associated with the transactions. | 01-09-2014 |
20150074325 | Multiple Protocol Engine Transaction Processing - A multi-processor computer system is described in which transaction processing is distributed among multiple protocol engines. The system includes a plurality of local nodes and an interconnection controller interconnected by a local point-to-point architecture. The interconnection controller comprises a plurality of protocol engines for processing transactions. Transactions are distributed among the protocol engines using destination information associated with the transactions. | 03-12-2015 |
David L. Watson, Jr., Fripp Island, SC US
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20080308776 | CHEMILUMINESCENT COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS OF MAKING AND USING THEREOF - Described herein are chemiluminescent compositions that can be applied to a variety of substrates that are generally sensitive to existing chemiluminescent compositions. Methods for producing the chemiluminescent compositions are also provided. | 12-18-2008 |
Michael J. Watson, Jr., Charlotte, NC US
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20120031793 | PACKAGING FOR MULTIPLE CHEST WOUND SEALS FOR PREVENTING PNEUMOTHORAX - This invention is directed to an occlusive dressing container having a pouch; a central divider included in the interior of the pouch for defining a first and a second package cavity within the pouch wherein each package cavity contains an occlusive dressing; a first package seal attached to the pouch further defining the first package cavity; a first outer cover removably attached to the pouch and attached to the first package seal; and, whereas when the first outer cover is removed from the pouch, a portion of the first package seal is removed with the first outer cover creating a first opening in the pouch and providing access to the interior of the first package cavity thereby allowing the occlusive seal to be removed from the packaging cavity. | 02-09-2012 |
Richard A. Watson, Jr., Austin, TX US
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20090177797 | CLIENT DEVICE IDENTIFICATION WHEN COMMUNICATING THROUGH A NETWORK ADDRESS TRANSLATOR DEVICE - Enabling a host system to communicate with and to identify at least one client device that communicates with the host system through a network address translator device includes enabling communications from a first client device through the network address translator device. A data packet is received that includes a payload portion and an attribute portion, where the attribute portion includes a destination address that indicates a destination for the data packet and a nearest source address. A portion of the received data packet other than the nearest source address is examined for a host-assigned identifier that identifies a client device that communicated the received data packet. The received data packet typically is processed in accordance with predetermined host system controls accessible to the host system for the first client device identified, such as host-enabled parental controls. | 07-09-2009 |
Richard L. Watson, Jr., Mcpherson, KS US
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20080287960 | Umbilical cord clamp and cutter - An umbilical cord clamping and cutting device assembled within opposing shields for minimizing the spray of blood during severing of the umbilical cord. | 11-20-2008 |
20100286635 | WOUND DRESSING WITH ABSORPTION AND SUCTION CAPABILITIES SUPPORT - A wound dressing having a suction member adaptable for connection to a source of vacuum pressure. The wound dressing preferably has a hydrophobic or biodegradable base layer and one or more absorptive layers for absorbing fluid from the wound. The absorptive layers are preferably quilted with patches containing desiccant, adsorbent, or absorbent material. Alternatively, the wound dressing may allow fluid to pass through the suction member. A semi-permeable cover is provided for allowing the wound to breathe while protecting the wound from undesirable substances such as bacteria, viruses, or fluids. The cover may have a bladder for distributing contact pressure away from the wound. Various sensors may be provided in the wound dressing for sensing various physiological parameters in the wound, such as oxygen saturation, blood pressure, respiratory rate, blood glucose, and serous fluid turbidity. Medicine may also be applied to the wound through the wound dressing. | 11-11-2010 |
William J. Watson, Jr., Rome, OH US
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20090199473 | Horticultural Growth Medium - A horticultural growing medium is made up of composted bark, a carbon-based fibrous material, a hydrophilic polymer, sea solid, and beneficial bacteria/fungicide. The materials are formed into a solid substrate having structural stability, with both micro and macro interconnecting pores. The addition of a controlled release fertilizer provides for a perfect combination of nutrients, water retention, and pest and fungus control. | 08-13-2009 |