MICHELE A EVANS
Nursing at Beauly Dr, Richmond Hill, GA
License number
Florida 9341566
Issued Date
May 17, 2012
Effective Date
May 17, 2012
Expiration Date
Apr 30, 2018
Category
Health Care
Type
Registered Nurse
Address
Address
2
420 Beauly Dr, Richmond Hill, GA 31324
4 Chilham Ct, Palm Coast, FL 32137
4 Chilham Ct, Palm Coast, FL 32137
Phone
(321) 945-6347
Professional information
Michele Evans - Richmond Hill, GA
Work:
Halifax Medical Center
ER/Trauma RN Florida Hospital Flagler - Palm Coast, FL
Certified Nurse Assistant/Med-Surg Central Florida Urology Associates - Lake Mary, FL
Patient Specialist/Doctor's Assistant Filutowski Cataract & Lasik Institute - Lake Mary, FL
Patient Specialist/ OR Assistant
ER/Trauma RN Florida Hospital Flagler - Palm Coast, FL
Certified Nurse Assistant/Med-Surg Central Florida Urology Associates - Lake Mary, FL
Patient Specialist/Doctor's Assistant Filutowski Cataract & Lasik Institute - Lake Mary, FL
Patient Specialist/ OR Assistant
Education:
Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences
A.S. in Nursing University of St. Mary
Bachelors in Nursing
A.S. in Nursing University of St. Mary
Bachelors in Nursing
System And Methods For Spacing, Storing And Recognizing Electronic Representations Of Handwriting, Printing And Drawings
US Patent:
6587587, Jul 1, 2003
Filed:
Apr 5, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/542198
Inventors:
Dan Altman - Kula HI
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA
Michael P. Thompson - San Carlos CA
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA
Michael P. Thompson - San Carlos CA
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06K 900
US Classification:
382181, 345179, 345441, 345469, 345471, 382179, 382186, 382188, 382202, 382203, 382298
Abstract:
A system for spacing, storing and recognizing electronic representations of handwriting and printing comprises a central processing unit that couples with a display device, an input device, and a memory. The memory includes means for spacing ink stroke representations, means for recognizing outline elements, means for performing deferred recognition, means for highlighting drawing areas and means for storing and displaying ink stroke representations. These means operate together to provide a pen-based or graphics oriented computer system with improved performance and added functionality for manipulating the space between ink stroke representations. The preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises several novel methods that provide this functionality including: a method for managing space between ink stroke representations, a method for displaying drawing elements in a visually distinct manner, a method for recognizing bullets and dashes, a method for storing ink stroke representations, a method for displaying and printing ink stroke representations, and a method for performing deferred character or word recognition.
System And Methods For Spacing, Storing And Recognizing Electronic Representations Of Handwriting Printing And Drawings
US Patent:
6535897, Mar 18, 2003
Filed:
Apr 5, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/543384
Inventors:
Dan Altman - Kula HI
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA
Michael P. Thompson - San Carlos CA
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA
Michael P. Thompson - San Carlos CA
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 1721
US Classification:
707541, 707531
Abstract:
A system for spacing, storing and recognizing electronic representations of handwriting and printing comprises a central processing unit that couples with a display device, an input device, and a memory. The memory includes means for spacing ink stroke representations, means for recognizing outline elements, means for performing deferred recognition, means for highlighting drawing areas and means for storing and displaying ink stroke representations. These means operate together to provide a pen-based or graphics oriented computer system with improved performance and added functionality for manipulating the space between ink stroke representations. The preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises several novel methods that provide this functionality including: a method for managing space between ink stroke representations, a method for displaying drawing elements in a visually distinct manner, a method for recognizing bullets and dashes, a method for storing ink stroke representations, a method for displaying and printing ink stroke representations, and a method for performing deferred character or word recognition.
System And Methods For Spacing, Storing And Recognizing Electronic Representations Of Handwriting, Printing And Drawings
US Patent:
6651221, Nov 18, 2003
Filed:
Apr 5, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/543828
Inventors:
Michael P. Thompson - San Carlos CA
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA
Dan Altman - Kula HI
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA
Dan Altman - Kula HI
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 1721
US Classification:
715541, 715526, 715502, 345873
Abstract:
A system for spacing, storing and recognizing electronic representations of handwriting and printing comprises a central processing unit that couples with a display device, an input device, and a memory. The memory includes means for spacing ink stroke representations, means for recognizing outline elements, means for performing deferred recognition, means for highlighting drawing areas and means for storing and displaying ink stroke representations. These means operate together to provide a pen-based or graphics oriented computer system with improved performance and added functionality for manipulating the space between ink stroke representations. The preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises several novel methods that provide this functionality including: a method for managing space between ink stroke representations, a method for displaying drawing elements in a visually distinct manner, a method for recognizing bullets and dashes, a method for storing ink stroke representations, a method for displaying and printing ink stroke representations, and a method for performing deferred character or word recognition.
System And Methods For Spacing, Storing And Recognizing Electronic Representations Of Handwriting, Printing And Drawings
US Patent:
7203903, Apr 10, 2007
Filed:
Apr 5, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/543651
Inventors:
Michael P. Thompson - San Carlos CA, US
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA, US
Dan Altman - Kula HI, US
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA, US
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA, US
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL, US
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA, US
Dan Altman - Kula HI, US
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA, US
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA, US
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL, US
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 15/00
US Classification:
715541, 382187, 382311
Abstract:
A system for spacing, storing and recognizing electronic representations of handwriting and printing comprises a central processing unit that couples with a display device, an input device, and a memory. The memory includes means for spacing ink stroke representations, means for recognizing outline elements, means for performing deferred recognition, means for highlighting drawing areas and means for storing and displaying ink stroke representations. These means operate together to provide a pen-based or graphics oriented computer system with improved performance and added functionality for manipulating the space between ink stroke representations. The preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises several novel methods that provide this functionality including: a method for managing space between ink stroke representations, a method for displaying drawing elements in a visually distinct manner, a method for recognizing bullets and dashes, a method for storing ink stroke representations, a method for displaying and printing ink stroke representations, and a method for performing deferred character or word recognition.
System And Methods For Spacing, Storing And Recognizing Electronic Representations Of Handwriting, Printing And Drawings
US Patent:
5613019, Mar 18, 1997
Filed:
Jun 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/253546
Inventors:
Dan Altman - Kula HI
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA
Michael P. Thompson - San Carlos CA
Michael W. Rouiller - San Jose CA
Gregory Stikeleather - Palo Alto CA
Michele M. Evans - Palm Coast FL
Steven R. Kusmer - San Francisco CA
Michael P. Thompson - San Carlos CA
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06K 900
US Classification:
382311
Abstract:
A system for spacing, storing and recognizing electronic representations of handwriting and printing comprises a central processing unit that couples with a display device, an input device, and a memory. The memory includes means for spacing ink stroke representations, means for recognizing outline elements, means for performing deferred recognition, means for highlighting drawing areas and means for storing and displaying ink stroke representations. These means operate together to provide a pen-based or graphics oriented computer system with improved performance and added functionality for manipulating the space between ink stroke representations. The preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises several novel methods that provide this functionality including: a method for managing space between ink stroke representations, a method for displaying drawing elements in a visually distinct manner, a method for recognizing bullets and dashes, a method for storing ink stroke representations, a method for displaying and printing ink stroke representations, and a method for performing deferred character or word recognition.