LARRY D MARTIN
Electrician at Joan Dr, Dallas, TX

License number

Texas 4039

Expiration Date

Mar 22, 2018

Professional information

Vice President Audience Development

Position:

Vice President Audience Development at The Pisa Group, Inc.

Location:

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Industry:

Newspapers

Work:

The Pisa Group, Inc. - Richardson, TX (Telecom Corrider) DFW Metroplex since Aug 2010 - Vice President Audience Development Surpass, LLC Apr 2009 - Jul 2010 - VP Business Development A. H. Belo Corp. 2003 - 2009 - Senior Circulation Director - The Dallas Morning News Pulitzer, LLC Jun 1988 - Jan 2003 - VP Circulation Media General Jun 1971 - Jun 1988 - Circulation Manager

Education:

Virginia Commonwealth University - School of Business 1970 - 1974
BS, Marketing Research University of Arizona 1991 - 1992

Interests:

Member of The Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Civil Air Patrol Search and Rescue Team; Director Salvation Army, Tucson; United Way Advisory Board

Larry L. Martin, Dallas TX - Lawyer

Address:

Geary Porter & Donovan Pc
16475 Dallas Pkwy STE 400, Dallas 75001
(972) 931-9901, (972) 931-9908

Licenses:

Texas - Eligible To Practice In Texas 1986

Experience:

Shareholder at Geary Porter & Donovan, PC - 1992-present

Education:

Southern Methodist UniversityDegree JD (with honors) - LawGraduated 1986
University of Texas System, ArlingtonDegree BA - Bachelor of ArtsGraduated 1983

Specialties:

Divorce / Separation - 55%
Child Custody - 35%
Family - 10%

Languages:

English

Associations:

Southwestern Law Journal - Board of Editors

Description:

Mr. Martin received his law degree from Southern Methodist University, with honors, in 1986. He was admitted to the Texas bar that same year. While at Southern...

Controller For Use With Communications Systems For Converting A Voice Message To A Text Message

US Patent:

6687339, Feb 3, 2004

Filed:

Mar 5, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/800402

Inventors:

Larry J. Martin - Dallas TX

Assignee:

WebLink Wireless, Inc. - Dallas TX

International Classification:

H04M 104

US Classification:

379 8814, 379 8811, 379 8815, 455412

Abstract:

The principles of the present invention introduce non-realtime messaging systems (and controllers for use therewith) that are capable of converting received oral messages from callers into at least substantially equivalent text messages for transmission to subscribers thereof. This may be accomplished by processing the received oral messages using data patterns representing oral phrases specific to non-realtime messaging systems. An exemplary messaging system includes each of a messaging controller, a data repository and a translating controller. The messaging controller is capable of receiving oral messages from callers and transmitting text messages to communications devices associated with subscribers of the non-realtime messaging system. The data repository is capable of storing data patterns that represent oral phrases specific to the non-realtime messaging system. The translating controller, which is associated with the messaging controller and data repository, is operable to process the received oral messages using the stored data patterns and to generate at least substantially equivalent text messages in response thereto.