Other

Bank of America Corporation

Joseph C Corbett

Alan R Loudermilk

William I Fletcher

Timothy J Bendel

Kyle Scott Sorensen

Conor Mitchell Liam Nodzak

George B Bersonnet

Michelle Andrea Boston

Wyatt Edward Maxey

Sandip Kumar

Candace R Gordon

Fernando A Maisonett

Brian C Busch

Shreyas Srinivas

Michael S Karafotis

Constance Jones Suarez

Laurie Readhead

Mary Kathleen Riley

Angela Dawn Roose

Nikhil Ram

Christie M Weekley

Jamie Gilchrist

Dnyanesh P Ballikar

Musa Ajakaiye

Christopher Emmanuel Huntley

Noel Mary Fuller

Jesse Antonio Hernandez

Sachin Varule

Jason Kenneth Bellew

Sina Bauer

Terri Dorinda Lail

Prasad V Annadata

Maria Ervin

Robert Charles Hoard

Heather Newell

Ashley Meadows

Shailesh Deshpande

Mukesh Maraj

Benjamin Judson Gaines, Iii

James Wilson Foy, Jr

Christine Hoagland

Wesley Keville

Sevara Ergasheva

Steven Paul Davidson

Dari Ann Mckenzie

David John Perro

Kenyell Javon Ollie

Joseph Seth Cushing

Elizabeth Rachel Rock

Lisa Michelle Cook

Viresh Taskar

Carmen R Barnhill

Ramesh Naidu Chatta

Namrata Kaushik

Salvatore Michael Certo

Tara Michel Ramirez

Harvey L Mohr

Jayshree G Patel

Sanjay Singeetham

David Alan Beumer

Linda Trent

Natalie H Corbett

Nivetha Raghavan

Robin J Buck

Bradley Walton

Yvette Alston

Kevin H Mohr

Lisa Julia Brown

Ravindra Bandaru

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for identifying occurrence of events and performing one or more actions to mitigate the impacts of the events. The system is configured for gathering data from one or more data sources of an entity, generating dataflows using the data gathered from the one or more data sources, identifying an anomaly based on one or more indicators and the dataflows, determining occurrence of an event and generating one or more propagation models associated with the event, performing event impact analysis based on the one or more propagation models, perform one or more actions to contain the event based on the one or more propagation models, identifying a last good copy of data based on the data gathered from the one or more data sources, retrieving the last good copy of data, and restoring the last good copy of data.

Consolidated data restoration framework

Methods for displaying caller identification information on an integrated display/telephone system capable of displaying images are disclosed. One or more signals are received and one or more images are displayed on a display of the integrated display/telephone system. An incoming telephone call is received with the integrated display/telephone system, and data corresponding to the incoming telephone call is received by the integrated display/telephone system. A caller identification display signal is generated, and the caller identification display signal is based on the one or more received signals and the data corresponding to the incoming telephone call received by the integrated display/telephone system. The caller identification display signal includes the one or more received signals and signals from a generator that generates character signals and background display signals. The character signals are generated responsive to the data received with the incoming call, and in response to an incoming telephone call, caller identification information is displayed on the display along with the displayed one or more images.

Methods for displaying caller identification information on an integrated display/telephone system capable of displaying images

A spacer system for attachment to a sprinkler to prevent the positioning of the sprinkler too close to a sidewalk or curb, etc., including a spacer which can be attached to the sprinkler, and an elongated stake having a notch for receiving and holding the spacer. Also described is a tool for use in installing the stake in the ground.

Sprinkler spacer system

Methods for displaying caller identification information on an integrated display/telephone system capable of displaying images are disclosed. One or more signals are received and one or more images are displayed on a display of the integrated display/telephone system. An incoming telephone call is received with the integrated display/telephone system, and data corresponding to the incoming telephone call is received with the incoming telephone call. A caller identification display signal in generated, and the caller identification display signal is based on the one or more received signals and the data received with the incoming telephone call. The caller identification display signal includes the one more received signals and signals from a generator that generates character signals and background display signals. The character signals are generated responsive to the data received with the incoming call, and in response to an incoming telephone call, caller identification is displayed on the display along with the displayed one or more images.

Circuits and methods for determining the caller identification for an incoming call and for displaying such caller identification information on a video display device such as a television. A caller identification line modem determines the caller identification information, a control processor translates and/or inputs such caller identification information to a video circuit for displaying the caller identification information. Various methods for so displaying caller identification information are provided, including overlaying such information on an input video signal such as for a predetermined interval of time, generating a separate caller identification video signal, which may be placed, for example, on an unused television channel. The caller identification circuits and methods may be integrated or combined with various advanced television, video and/or telephony functions. An advanced remote control unit may be provided so that the user may determine from the video/television screen the identity of the caller, and then forward the call to a voice messaging system, forward the call to another line, answer the call on a video phone or answer the call on a separate telephone. The caller identification circuit may be provided with programmable intelligence so that incoming calls may not only be displayed on the video/television screen, but also may be desirably processed depending on the identity of the particular caller.

Video caller identification systems and methods

A sports helmet with a protective fincap made up of a sturdy, flexible material and affixed thereto centrally upon the top surface of the helmet such that the fincap extends centrally, upon the helmet, anterioposteriorally from the bottom edge of the frontal brim of the helmet to the backside occipital edge of the helmet. The fincap has minimum breadth and minimum height at the loci of the bottom edge of the frontal brim and the backside occipital edge respectively with breadth and height increasing anteroposteriorly and posteroanteriorly at the same rate to a point of maximum breadth and height at the locus of the intersection of a horizontally inclined line tangent to the uppermost portion of the topside surface of the helmet and positioned perpendicular to the vertically inclined and anteroposteriorally inclined horizontal central axes of symmetry of the helmet. The fincap is coextensive with a centrally positioned fin element made up of the same sturdy, flexible material as the fincap with the fin element being characterized by the presence of a top edge extending from the locus of the bottom edge of the frontal brim of the helmet to the locus of the backside occipital edge of the helmet.

Sports helmet with protective fincap

Growing community of inventors

Millville, UT, United States of America

Joseph C Corbett