DR. DOUGLAS JOHNSON, CRNA
Nursing at Bob Wilson Dr, San Diego, CA

2002008, Jun 27, 2002

Dec 26, 2000

09/748362

Douglas Johnson - San Diego CA, US
David Fogel - La Jolla CA, US
Timothy Hays - La Jolla CA, US
Thomas Lang - Rancho Santa Fe CA, US

G06F019/00

463/030000, 463/043000

A server-based video game system maintains a number of video game characters having computer-simulated genetic (“digenetic”) structures that prescribe a number of physical and cognitive performance traits and characteristics for the video game characters. The system allows end users to establish remote online access to the game characters (via, e.g., the Internet). The results of competitions and training activities are based upon the game characters' digenetics, the conditions of the game environment, and the game characters' current levels of physical and cognitive development. The game characters' performance capabilities and cognition are updated continuously in response to the results of competitions and training activities. Competition and training results can be processed by the game servers and transmitted to the end user presentation devices for graphics rendering. In this manner, the video game system need not be burdened by network latency and other delays. The game system also supports game character breeding; game character evolution based upon the digenetics; and game character buying, trading, selling, and collecting.

2002008, Jun 27, 2002

Dec 26, 2000

09/748454

David Fogel - La Jolla CA, US
Timothy Hays - La Jolla CA, US
Douglas Johnson - San Diego CA, US
Thomas Lang - Rancho Santa Fe CA, US

A63F009/24

463/008000, 463/030000

A server-based video game system maintains a number of video game characters having computer-simulated genetic (“digenetic”) structures that prescribe a number of physical and cognitive performance traits and characteristics for the video game characters. The system allows end users to establish remote online access to the game characters (via, e.g., the Internet). The results of competitions and training activities are based upon the game characters' digenetics, the conditions of the game environment, and the game characters' current levels of physical and cognitive development. The game characters' performance capabilities and cognition are updated continuously in response to the results of competitions and training activities. Competition and training results can be processed by the game servers and transmitted to the end user presentation devices for graphics rendering. In this manner, the video game system need not be burdened by network latency and other delays. The game system also supports game character breeding; game character evolution based upon the digenetics; and game character buying, trading, selling, and collecting.

7025675, Apr 11, 2006

Aug 29, 2003

10/651907

David B. Fogel - La Jolla CA, US
Timothy J. Hays - La Jolla CA, US
Douglas R. Johnson - San Diego CA, US

Digenetics, Inc. - La Jolla CA

A63F 9/22

463 9, 462 43, 709203, 345473

A server-based video game system maintains a number of video game characters having computer-simulated genetic (“digenetic”) structures that prescribe a number of physical and cognitive performance traits and characteristics for the video game characters. The system allows end users to establish remote online access to the game characters (via, e. g. , the Internet). The results of competitions and training activities are based upon the game characters' digenetics, the conditions of the game environment, and the game characters' current levels of physical and cognitive development. The game characters' performance capabilities and cognition are updated continuously in response to the results of competitions and training activities. Competition and training results can be processed by the game servers and transmitted to the end user presentation devices for graphics rendering. In this manner, the video game system need not be burdened by network latency and other delays.

7084876, Aug 1, 2006

Jul 18, 2003

10/623034

David B. Fogel - San Diego CA, US
Douglas R. Johnson - San Diego CA, US
Timothy J. Hays - La Jolla CA, US

Digenetics, Inc. - La Jolla CA

G06T 13/00

345473, 463 32, 715706

One aspect of the invention is a method for presenting a virtual reality setting for an interaction. An example of the method includes presenting a streaming video of a real-world background scene, and presenting a series of individual video clips that are joined into the appearance of a continuous streaming image of a real-world character. The method also includes inputting an operator's choice of action or inaction, and updating a current state based on the operator's action or inaction. The method further includes using the current state by a decision logic to determine a response in the setting by the character, and using the current state by the decision logic to determine a selection of how to control video of the character and how to control video of the background. The method may also include simultaneously presenting a three-dimensional representation and a two-dimensional representation of a playing area.

4938020, Jul 3, 1990

Dec 19, 1988

7/286130

Jack R. Shekleton - San Diego CA
Douglas C. Johnson - San Diego CA
Melvin K. Lafferty - San Diego CA

Sundstrand Corporation - Rockford IL

F02C 314

60 3936

The expense of fabricating an annular combustor for use with a small diameter gas turbine engine is minimized in a construction including a bell-shaped housing 52, an axially extending sleeve 66 within the housing 52, an annular liner 74 within the housing 52 and about the sleeve 66 and including inner, outer and radial walls 80, 76, 78, respectively, spaced from the sleeve 66 and the housing 52 and all being formed of sheet metal. A circular fuel manifold 108 with angularly spaced fuel dispensing openings 122 is disposed between the housing 52 and the outer wall 76 and a plurality of open ended, elongated tubes 112 extend through the outer wall 76 and are in fluid communication with respective openings 122 in the fuel manifold 108 to introduce air and fuel generally tangentially into the liner 74.

D669684, Oct 30, 2012

Jun 14, 2012

29/424737

Douglas Johnson - San Diego CA, US

2803

D 3284, D3288

2012025, Oct 11, 2012

Apr 6, 2012

13/440995

Douglas Johnson - San Diego CA, US

A47F 5/08

211 8801

This is directed to systems, processes, machines, and other means that can allow a user to display miniature figures. The invention can contain allow a user to display miniature figurines in a conspicuous manner.