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Longboard, Inc.

William M Leslie

Marcelo C San Martin

Carrie Karnos

Dave Terry

Sekhar Banerjee

Chad Stalsworth

A modular communications platform and method for processing a communications command are described. The communications platform provides an infrastructure for telephony service providers. The platform includes a connection logic control module for supporting network services, a service logic control module for providing call control support, a subscriber and policy service module to respond to subscriber and policy requests, and an FCAPS module to execute fault, configuration, accounting, performance, and security functions. The method can include the steps of receiving a communications command, generating an authentication request, generating an approval to the authentication request if the communications command is from an approved source, generating a billing request, generating a CPL script, generating instructions based on the CPL script, processing the instructions, generating a status report, and processing the billing request and a status report.

Communications engine architecture

A new life saving device used as an emergency signal consisting of a light weight, shirt pocket size, hand powered source of bright, flashing light and high pitched sound which, when carried by persons who become injured, overboard, lost, travelers in an accident, will greatly enhance efforts to rescue them in daytime and avoid the common practice of abandoning search after dark. The light weight and small size are achieved by combining in one device a piezoelectric (ref. Cady) element and a xenon type flash tube principle, but in both derivations and developments somewhat different. The mechanics of hand operation are designed to require minimum hand effort and to obtain good reliability. One piece case adds to reliability. Change of light color at intervals aids recognition as a distress signal. The size, weight and short life of batteries are avoided, as they are not used in this invention.

Emergency signal device

This invention relates to a credit card and security system to prevent use of credit cards, identification cards and the like by other than the assigned holder of the cards by inserting identifying information in electronic distorted form pertaining only to assigned holder, hidden within the card. The system provides for the person checking the validity of the card to see it undistorted and to examine the hidden information, to determine positively if the person presenting the card is the assigned holder of the card and decide if the card should be honored.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

William M Leslie