DR. SETH MICHAELS POLLACK, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at Fairview Ave, Seattle, WA

5991802, Nov 23, 1999

Nov 27, 1996

8/756380

James E. Allard - Seattle WA
Vincent Fernandes - Redmond WA
Kyle W. Geiger - Redmond WA
Seth B. Pollack - Seattle WA
Chad W. Royal - Redmond WA
David S. Stutz - Redmond WA

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 1300

709219

A method and system for invoking by a client computer system of a function of an object of an object class provided by a server computer system. The client sends a request to a server that comprises a Universal Resource Locator ("URL") that identifies a script, an object class, and a function of the object class to invoke. In response to receiving the request, the server starts the script and transfers control to the script. The script instantiates an object of the object class identified in the URL of the received request and invokes the function identified in the URL of the received request. The invoked function performs the behavior of the function, creates a response to be sent to the client, and sends the response to the client. The response contains state information describing a state of the object after the behavior of the function is performed. When the client subsequently sends a request to invoke a function of the object class, the state information is included in the request so that the function can perform its behavior based on the state information.

7430738, Sep 30, 2008

Jun 11, 2001

09/878950

Henry L. Sanders - Kirkland WA, US
Eric D. Deily - Sammamish WA, US
Charles K. Moore - Woodinville WA, US
Seth B. Pollack - Seattle WA, US
David R. Treadwell - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 9/46, G06F 15/16

718100, 709203, 709217

Improved methods and arrangements are provided in which a web server or like process includes a kernel-mode universal listener (UL) capability that utilizes the URL associated with an HTTP request to determine which user-mode worker process/application is to handle the request and route the request to the targeted worker process/application. Thus, for example, one implementation includes a kernel-mode HTTP listener that is selectively configured via a Web admin service (WAS) based a configuration store. The resulting configuration file in the kernel-mode UL process defines a plurality of configuration groups and application pools, etc. The Configuration groups include certain URL's, which have configurable properties applied to them. The configurable properties define which user-mode worker process is to handle HTTP requests. Fore example, application pools can be provided, which identify a worker process or processes that the HTTP requests are routed to.

2008004, Feb 14, 2008

Aug 9, 2007

11/836743

Seth Bridges - Seattle WA, US
Seth Pollack - Seattle WA, US
David Kaplan - Seattle WA, US

V2 Green Inc. - Seattle WA

G06Q 50/00

705014000, 705001000, 705040000, 705400000

Systems and methods are described for a power aggregation system. In one implementation, a service establishes individual Internet connections to numerous electric resources intermittently connected to the power grid, such as electric vehicles. The Internet connection may be made over the same wire that connects the resource to the power grid. The service optimizes power flows to suit the needs of each resource and each resource owner, while aggregating flows across numerous resources to suit the needs of the power grid. The service can bring vast numbers of electric vehicle batteries online as a new, dynamically aggregated power resource for the power grid. Electric vehicle owners can participate in an electricity trading economy regardless of where they plug into the power grid.

7747739, Jun 29, 2010

Aug 9, 2007

11/836747

Seth W. Bridges - Seattle WA, US
Seth B. Pollack - Seattle WA, US
David L. Kaplan - Seattle WA, US

GridPoint, Inc. - Arlington VA

G06F 15/173, E01H 4/00, G06F 15/02, H01R 29/00, G01S 3/02

709224, 307 80, 705 32, 439 43, 37231, 49139, 342464

Systems and methods are described for a power aggregation system. In one implementation, a service establishes individual Internet connections to numerous electric resources intermittently connected to the power grid, such as electric vehicles. The Internet connection may be made over the same wire that connects the resource to the power grid. The service optimizes power flows to suit the needs of each resource and each resource owner, while aggregating flows across numerous resources to suit the needs of the power grid. The service can bring vast numbers of electric vehicle batteries online as a new, dynamically aggregated power resource for the power grid. Electric vehicle owners can participate in an electricity trading economy regardless of where they plug into the power grid.

2008004, Feb 14, 2008

Aug 9, 2007

11/836760

Seth Pollack - Seattle WA, US
Seth Bridges - Seattle WA, US
David Kaplan - Seattle WA, US

V2 Green, Inc. - Seattle WA

G06Q 10/00, G06Q 40/00, G06Q 50/00

705039000, 705001000

Systems and methods are described for a power aggregation system. In one implementation, a service establishes individual Internet connections to numerous electric resources intermittently connected to the power grid, such as electric vehicles. The Internet connection may be made over the same wire that connects the resource to the power grid. The service optimizes power flows to suit the needs of each resource and each resource owner, while aggregating flows across numerous resources to suit the needs of the power grid. The service can bring vast numbers of electric vehicle batteries online as a new, dynamically aggregated power resource for the power grid. Electric vehicle owners can participate in an electricity trading economy regardless of where they plug into the power grid.

2009006, Mar 5, 2009

Oct 16, 2008

12/252803

Seth W. Bridges - Seattle WA, US
Seth B. Pollack - Seattle WA, US
David L. Kaplan - Seattle WA, US

V2GREEN, INC. - Seattle WA

G06F 15/173

709224

Systems and methods are described for a power aggregation system. In one implementation, a method includes charging an electric resource over a power connection to an electric network, obtaining a unique identifier of a device over the power connection, and determining an electric network location of the electric resource from the unique identifier.

2009006, Mar 12, 2009

Oct 16, 2008

12/253044

Seth B. Pollack - Seattle WA, US
Seth W. Bridges - Seattle WA, US
David L. Kaplan - Seattle WA, US

V2GREEN, INC. - Seattle WA

H02J 7/32, G06F 17/00, B60W 20/00, G06Q 50/00, G06Q 30/00

320101, 700296, 700291, 180 6521, 705412, 320137

Systems and methods are described for a power aggregation system. In one implementation, a method includes determining a level of renewable energy on a power grid, determining a price of electricity on the power grid, and scheduling a charging of an electric resource connected to the power grid as a function of the price of electricity on the power grid and the level of renewable energy on the power grid.

7237245, Jun 26, 2007

Nov 18, 2004

10/993070

Gerald L. Hinson - Snohomish WA, US
Donald W. Dumitru - Bellevue WA, US
Donald J. McCrady - Redmond WA, US
Seth B. Pollack - Seattle WA, US
Stephen T. Swartz - Seattle WA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 9/46

719318, 719328

An object-based event communications system supplies an event distribution object having an outgoing-from-publisher event interface and associated with unique identifiers defined for a publisher that is programmed to fire events by calling a method on the event distribution object's outgoing-from-publisher event interface. The event communications system stores subscriptions of subscriber objects to methods of the outgoing-from-publisher event interface. On receiving a call from a publisher to its outgoing-from-publisher interface methods, the event distribution object multi-casts calls to counterpart methods of subscriber objects that have stored subscriptions to the respective outgoing-from-publisher interface methods.