DAVID CRAIG REED, MD
Medical Practice at Sylvester Rd, Seattle, WA

6134594, Oct 17, 2000

Oct 28, 1997

8/958975

Patrick James Helland - Redmond WA
Rodney Limprecht - Woodinville WA
David R. Reed - Seattle WA

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 1516

709229

A multi-tier server application architecture provides a simplified programming model of multiple user server applications that enhances programmer productivity. The multi-tier architecture comprises a client tier for client application code that initiates processing by the server application in response to user input, a middle tier of object-oriented server application code, and a database tier of shared access data and management code. A run-time environment for the object-oriented server application code limits access to instantiated objects of the middle tier server application code to a single one of the users. Objects in the middle tier that are instantiated to initiate processing for a particular user and grouped into a collection. The run-time environment manages the flow of execution into the collection such that the collection has only a single logical thread of execution and access by the client application code is exclusive to the particular user.

7509678, Mar 24, 2009

Jan 7, 2005

11/031253

Malcolm E. Pearson - Kirkland WA, US
Leon R. Warman - Kirkland WA, US
Robert G. Atkinson - Woodinville WA, US
David R. Reed - Seattle WA, US
Steven D. White - Bellevue WA, US
Bradford R. Clark - Duvall WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 12/14, G06B 23/00

726 23, 713 1

The present invention allows for remotely and securely configuring settings for targeted devices within a network with multiple security-trust boundaries. Configuration information is encoded in messages that are digitally signed to ensure the integrity of the configuration information and sent in accordance with a standard messaging transport protocol. By utilizing an already existing port of the standard messaging transport protocol, e. g. , SMTP, the number of open ports for configuration purposes is minimized. Further, example embodiments take advantage of hidden fields, i. e. , machine readable fields that contain metadata that by default are not presented at a client user interface, for encoding the configuration or command/control information within the messages. The present invention further provides for a central console module that can manage and report on the status of the configuration settings for a plurality of targeted devices that an authorized user or system administrator has attempted to remotely configure.

8196175, Jun 5, 2012

Mar 5, 2008

12/042637

David R. Reed - Seattle WA, US
Eric S. Fleischman - Redmond WA, US
Abolade Gbadegesin - Seattle WA, US
Dharma Shukla - Sammamish WA, US
Nikolay Smolyanskiy - Seattle WA, US
Thomas A. Galvin - Amherst NH, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 17/00

726 1, 726 2, 726 3, 726 4, 726 10

A ticketing system adapted for use with a cloud-based services platform is provided by a ticket-based authorization model in which the authorization requirements for traversing one or more meshes of resources associated with a cloud service are annotated in links included in a resource that refer to other resources. The meshes are thus self-describing with respect to the association among the resources (i. e. , the links) as well as the authorization required to access resources. Resource access requires a principal ticket which asserts that a caller at a client (e. g. , a security principal representing a device or identity associated with a user) is authenticated, plus zero or more claim tickets. The claim tickets make additional assertions about the caller that the cloud service may use to check that the caller is authorized to access the resource.

2012020, Aug 9, 2012

Feb 8, 2011

13/022794

Shyam S. Habarakada - Seattle WA, US
Matthew Jason Pope - Seattle WA, US
Joshua Charles Zana - Seattle WA, US
Rahul Ravindran - Bellevue WA, US
David Richard Reed - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 17/00, G06F 3/01, G06F 15/16

715234

One or more techniques and/or systems are disclosed for sending web-based content to a local device (e.g., TV) using a personal device (e.g., smartphone). A user can open a web-based document that comprises desired web-based content on their personal device (e.g., smartphone). Upon opening the web-based document, a document element can be dynamically generated in the web-based document that comprises a source served by a remote pairing service. A user interface (UI) can be rendered on the personal device, such as “send content” button. When the user activates (e.g., clicks on) the UI, the web-based content can be provided to the local device (e.g., TV), by sending or pulling, where the local device can be paired with the personal device by the remote pairing service.

2013020, Aug 8, 2013

Feb 3, 2012

13/366046

David R. Reed - Seattle WA, US
John P. Bruno - Snoqualmie WA, US

MICROSOFT CORPORATION - Redmond WA

G06F 19/00

463 43

Virtual location information is received at one or more devices as part of a virtual location check-in request for a user. The virtual location information identifies a virtual location of the user in a virtual environment. A notification of the virtual location of the user in the virtual environment is sent from the one or more devices to one or more additional users external to the virtual environment. One or more gameplay features can also be made available to the user based on the virtual location.

5454955, Oct 3, 1995

Mar 25, 1994

8/217815

William E. Albrecht - Woodridge IL
David W. Reed - Seattle WA
James H. Smith - Vancouver WA

Nalco Chemical Company - Naperville IL

C02F 156

210705

Hectorite is utilized in conjunction with a water soluble cationic coagulant to clarify waste water from the deinking of waste paper.