JOHN KENNETH GILBERT
Pilots at Lob Cv, Austin, TX

2002018, Dec 5, 2002

Jun 1, 2001

09/872393

John Gilbert - Austin TX, US
Dave Hawkins - Austin TX, US

G06F015/18

706/020000

A system and method for data aggregation and content management are disclosed. In addition, the data aggregation and content management service provided is a hosted or managed service that operates in a location distal from a plurality of client sites. The data aggregation and content management may be provided by a Web-based application. The client sites may be located throughout a geographical region, country, or across the world. The data is pulled or extracted from the client sites and then “standardized” according to predetermined requirements for usage either alone or as a conglomerate of standardized data. The data aggregation and content management may be controlled, to some degree, by the clients via an Internet-based control system. The client or customer can validate and/or monitor the processing of the data as it takes place via the Internet-based control system.

5674876, Oct 7, 1997

Jan 20, 1995

8/375633

John C. Gilbert - Austin TX
Kimberly Kline - Austin TX
Kathiresan Krishnan - Austin TX
Maria Simmons Menchaca - Austin TX
Marian Pinto - Austin TX
Robert G. Sanders - Austin TX

Research Development Foundation - Carson City NV

A61K 3147, A61K 3134, A61K 3140, C07D20926, C07D45504

514294

The present invention provides an antiproliferative p-heteroatom-substituted phenol compound having the structure formula ##STR1## wherein m is 0 to 3, n is 0 to 4 when Het is nitrogen, wherein R is selected from the group consisting of hydrogen, alkyl, arylmethyl and acyl; R. sup. 1 is alkyl; R. sup. 2 is selected from the group consisting of hydrogen and alkyl; R. sup. 3 is selected from the group consisting of alkyl and acyl when Het is nitrogen, R. sup. 4 is selected from the group consisting of hydrogen and alkyl; R. sup. 5 is selected from the group consisting of hydrogen and alkyl; and R. sup. 6 and R. sup. 7 are selected from the group consisting of hydrogen, alkyl and R. sup. 6 and R. sup. 7 together may represent oxygen. Also provided are various methods for the treatment of a pathological cell proliferative disease comprising administering to an animal) a pharmacologically and therapeutically effective dose of a pharmaceutical composition comprising a p-heteroatom-substituted phenols or an analog thereof.

2003000, Jan 2, 2003

Jun 1, 2001

09/872387

John Gilbert - Austin TX, US
Dave Hawkins - Austin TX, US

G06F015/16

709/101000, 709/250000, 709/217000

Method and system of managing a plurality of communication devices are disclosed for maximizing the success rate of data access jobs performed thereon and to optimize the usage efficiency of the communication devices. An exemplary system includes a plurality of data access jobs that are placed in a queue. Each data access job in the queue is assigned to one of a plurality of communication devices. The assignments are made based on the availability of the communication devices. No data access job is permanently assigned to any communication device. Once a data access job is completed, the communication device is released and then can be reassigned to another data access job. Script files are generated for each data access job to control the operation of the communication devices. The progress of the data access jobs are logged. Unsuccessful data access jobs are aborted and rescheduled or otherwise permanently or temporarily canceled. Data related to the failure modes for unsuccessful jobs are captured and statistically compiled to observe any trends arising therefrom. The communication devices are graded and scored based on successful and failed jobs and failure modes of the communication data. Once a communication device attains a predetermined score, it is temporarily or permanently taken off-line.

2002018, Dec 5, 2002

Jun 1, 2001

09/872616

John Gilbert - Austin TX, US
Dave Hawkins - Austin TX, US

G09G005/00

345/660000

Method and system for converting a plurality of digital images having different attributes to a common, selected/preset set of attributes, and for transferring them to a centralized storage unit are disclosed. Initially, the source locations of the digital images are identified. Next, the desired image attributes such as size, aspect ratio, color depth, and compression format for the digital images are selected. The digital images are then converted from their original attributes to the selected/preset attributes. The converted images are thereafter uploaded to the centralized storage unit where they may be stored and subsequently downloaded to one or more different users.