Iostar Corporation

Social Fabric Corporation

Pascal's Pocket Corporation

Thomas N Giaccherini

James R Stuart

Robert F D'Ausilio

Edward F Tuck

Franklin H Williams, Jr

Douglas Gene Lockie

David L Payne

Ann Tuck Baden

Michael Keddington

Douglas Sallen

Methods and apparatus for a Personal Digital Asset Manager are disclosed. One embodiment of the present invention is a miniature electronic device, which functions as a fully-powered personal computer, which stores digital files and content, and which communicates wirelessly with external input and output devices and a network such as the Internet. In one embodiment, the present invention may be carried in a pocket or purse, clipped on a belt or incorporated into a pair of glasses.

Personal digital asset manager

A Relationship Prediction System Using External Databases for providing a relationship prediction based on the correlation of personal characteristics and the analysis of genetic characteristics is disclosed. In one embodiment, a first person supplies descriptions of their own personal characteristics, as well as descriptions of the personal characteristics of their ideal match, to a website. The first person also furnishes an odor, tissue or fluid sample to a test facility, where genetic characteristics are analyzed and determined. A relationship match is then generated based on both a combination of both a positive correlation of the personal characteristics of the first person and second person, and a measured dissimilarity between the sequence of genetic characteristics of the first person and second person. In one embodiment, personal characteristics are obtained from one or more external webpages.

Relationship prediction system using external databases

A preferred In Orbit Transportation & Recovery System (IOSTAR&#x2122;) () includes a space tug powered by a nuclear reactor (). The IOSTAR&#x2122; includes a collapsible boom () connected at one end to a propellant tank () which stores fuel for an electric propulsion system (). This end of the boom () is equipped with docking hardware () that is able to grasp and hold a satellite () and as a means to refill the tank (). Radiator panels () mounted on the boom () dissipate heat from the reactor (). A radiation shield () is situated next to the reactor () to protect the satellite payload () at the far end of the boom (). The IOSTAR&#x2122; () will be capable of accomplishing rendezvous and docking maneuvers which will enable it to move spacecraft between a low Earth parking orbit and positions in higher orbits or to other locations in our Solar System.

In orbit space transportation and recovery system

Orbit space transportation and recovery system

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Carmel Valley, CA, United States of America

Thomas N Giaccherini