Richard Lee Anglin, JR
Engineers in Del Mar, CA

6319571, Nov 20, 2001

Dec 17, 1999

9/466468

Richard L. Anglin - Del Mar CA

B32B 400

428 14

Methods and apparatus which enable the lateral displacement of windows and window elements in reaction to overpressure forces resulting from an explosion are disclosed. According to the present invention, these forces are released to the edges of the displaced window and window elements, and the window itself remains intact or does not release life-threatening or injurious projectiles. One embodiment of the invention (10) comprises a window frame (12) which holds a pane of glass or synthetic material such as acrylic or polycarbonate (14), the frame (12) being coupled to a window receiving pan or receptor (16) by a plurality of retainers (18). The overpressure from an explosive blast causes the frame (12) to be displaced primarily laterally from the receiving pan (16) thereby releasing the blast overpressure (20) to the edges of the displaced frame (12) and reducing the risk of release of shrapnel from said sheet of generally light transmissive material (14). The retainers (18) may be woven cloth straps (18A), rope (18B), metallic and non-metallic cable (18C), mono-filament such as nylon (18D), and plastic (18E) including polymers such as Kevlar. RTM. Additional embodiments of the invention include frames (12) and window panes (14) which have holes to relieve overpressure during an explosion.

5892591, Apr 6, 1999

Nov 22, 1996

8/755269

Richard L. Anglin - Del Mar CA
Edward A. Kent - Irvine CA

International Data Forwarders, LLC - San Diego CA

H04N 132

358407

Methods and apparatus for transmitting documents using the Internet are disclosed. In accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention, a document (3200) which is to be transmitted to a recipient is fed into a local facsimile machine (3100). The document (3200) includes a cover sheet (3210) containing a destination facsimile number (5100) and number of sheets which contain the message to be transmitted to the destination. The sender then dials the local telephone number of a remote computer system (2000). The document (3200) is then transmitted to the remote computer (2000) via a modem (2400) over a local telephone line (7000). The remote computer (2000) then scans the cover sheet (3210) and extracts the destination facsimile number (5100). The document (3200) is then formatted for transmission via public switched data network, specifically Internet backbone network(s) (6000), and is routed from the remote computer system (2000) to a host network computer system (4000). The document is then routed via the Internet (6000) to a remote computer system (4100) near the destination facsimile, and ultimately is delivered to its destination (5100).

6069557, May 30, 2000

Jul 20, 1998

9/119419

Richard L. Anglin - Del Mar CA
Bradley J. Busson - Hayden Lake ID
William J. Doucette - Azusa CA
Carolyn M. Steward - Dallas TX

G08B 2300

340321

An Automatic Long-Life Infrared Emitter & Locator System which may be used to locate persons in need of assistance or marked objects is disclosed. Since the emitter (10) operates continuously and emanates infrared radiation (21) that can not be seen by the user, no affirmative action is required to activate the emitter (10). One of the preferred embodiments of the present invention (10) includes a flexible plastic or rubber housing (12) having an opening (15) that is specially shaped to fit over and to finly grasp a conventional electrical battery (16). A lens (18) residing on the top of the housing (12) passes invisible energy issuing from an infrared emitting diode (20) deployed beneath it. The diode (20) is connected to the battery (16) by leads (19) through a pulse control circuit (22). This circuit (22) produces intense and regular spikes of energy that cause the diode (20) to flash over a period of many weeks.

6010758, Jan 4, 2000

Jun 12, 1997

8/873764

Richard L. Anglin - Del Mar CA

B32B 400

428 14

Methods and apparatus which enable the lateral displacement of windows and window elements in reaction to overpressure forces resulting from an explosion are disclosed. According to the present invention, these forces are released to the edges of the displaced window and window elements, and the window itself remains intact or does not release life-threatening or injurious projectiles. One embodiment of the invention (10) comprises a window frame (12) which holds a pane of glass or synthetic material such as acrylic or polycarbonate (14), the frame (12) being coupled to a window receiving pan or receptor (16) by a plurality of retainers (18). The overpressure from an explosive blast causes the frame (12) to be displaced primarily laterally from the receiving pan (16) thereby releasing the blast overpressure (20) to the edges of the displaced frame (12) and reducing the risk of release of shrapnel from said sheet of generally light transmissive material (14). The retainers (18) may be woven cloth straps (18A), rope (18B), metallic and non-metallic cable (18C), mono-filament such as nylon (18D), and plastic (18E) including polymers such as Kevlar. TM.

2007001, Jan 11, 2007

Jul 5, 2005

11/176006

Richard Anglin - Del Mar CA, US

H04N 7/10, G06F 3/00, G06F 13/00, H04N 7/025, H04N 5/445

725046000, 725034000, 725035000

The present invention comprises methods and apparatus for providing more content choices to consumers () independent of their geography. In one embodiment of the invention, a consumer () uses a content terminal () to enjoy and audio and/or video content based on a customized set of content preferences (). The present invention retrieves this preferred content utilizing a wired or wireless Internet connection (), irrespective of the location of the user (). In one embodiment of the invention, the content terminal () is a personal computer, cell phone, portable television or some other appropriate content replication appliance.

2007001, Jan 11, 2007

Dec 23, 2005

11/318427

Richard Anglin - Del Mar CA, US

H04N 7/025, H04N 7/10, G06F 3/00, H04N 5/445, G06F 13/00

725046000, 725034000, 725035000

The present invention comprises methods and apparatus for providing more content choices to a user () independent of their geography. In one embodiment of the invention, a user () utilizes a content terminal () to enjoy and audio and/or video content based on a customized set of content preferences (). The present invention retrieves digital files utilizing a wired or wireless Internet connection over a network (), irrespective of the location of the user (). In one embodiment of the invention, the content terminal () is a personal computer, cell phone, portable television or some other appropriate content replication appliance. Users () may search for and obtain content selections () by accessing a website which displays a library of content in the form of an easy-to-use graphical interface.

2007025, Nov 1, 2007

Apr 27, 2006

11/414746

Richard Anglin - Del Mar CA, US
Bradley Tipler - San Diego CA, US

A61B 5/00

600300000

Methods and apparatus for providing remote diagnosis and treatment are disclosed. One embodiment of the invention comprises a cellular telephone (A) that includes a camera (), a display (), a speaker (A), a microphone (B) and embedded diagnostic and treatment software (). An alternative embodiment may also include one or more data devices () that may be connected to the cellular phone (A) using a wireless (A) or wired (B) connection.

2007016, Jul 19, 2007

Jan 18, 2006

11/335913

Richard Anglin - Del Mar CA, US

H04B 1/00

375139000

Methods and apparatus for digital communications are disclosed. In one embodiment of the invention, chirp waveforms () are used to convey meanings of “one” and “zero.”