Abstract: A search engine optimizer that works independently and in parallel with a browser and search engine supercomputer to gather, analyze, and distill input information interactively. The optimizer reorganizes the input, and providing an optimized version as an output. The optimized version of the input (e.g. output) is sent to the search engine, which responds to the end user with search results. The optimizer recognizes each request as a pattern and stores the pattern in an advanced Glyph format. This permits the optimizer to identify a left and right side checkmate combination required to achieve certitude.

Abstract: A method for simulating the entire superset of potential valid keyword regular expression requests constructed during an Internet browser search and converting the result sets into Environmental Bitmap data to enable efficient and accurate searching without requiring Browser Engine supercomputer cluster searching capabilities.

Abstract: A computer network system within a virtual environment, includes several computers which are networked to each other to function as a single unit, including at least one parent computer synchronizing and delegating tasks among the several computers; so that the unit scans and gathers data from the virtual environment, and processes and organizes the data into an implementable representation of the data. The unit preferably additionally includes at least one dedicated computer for performing a specific task, and at least one processing computer for providing processing power to the unit. The unit alternatively delivers the implementable representation of the data in the form of a report to a user computer terminal and awaits a decision from a human user.

Abstract: An expert system supercomputer that incorporates a plurality of independent nodes, or intelligent components, which work together in an organized and hierarchical manner to represent network platform components, the human resources of an organization, and consumer interactions with the plurality of concurrently working sovereign telecommunication organizations that form the system.

Abstract: A telecommunications call routing and billing computer system includes a telecommunications network including a junction point including a call routing switching device, and including two call routing links meeting at the junction point and in communications with each other through the call routing switching device; and a call routing simulation network including a junction point simulation computer located at the junction point and in communication with the call routing switching device and the two call routing links.

Abstract: A telecommunications call routing and billing computer system includes a telecommunications network including a junction point including a call routing switching device, and including two call routing links meeting at the junction point and in communication with each other through the call routing switching device; and a call routing simulation network including a junction point simulation computer located at the junction point and in communication with the call routing switching device and the two call routing links.

Abstract: A computer network system within a virtual environment for delivery of religious works of authorship to subscribing members of a church in exchange for payment includes a number of computers which are networked to each other in a hierarchy to function as a single unit, the hierarchy including a first tier including at least one parent computer performing subscribing member billing tasks and synchronizing and delegating tasks among the number of computers, a second tier including at least one server computer allocating network resources to maximize bandwidth and direct selected works to subscribing members requesting the works; and a third tier including a number of subscribing member computers, each subscribing member computer having system programming containing individual subscribing member identification program and work accessing program. The work accessing program preferably includes a virtual reality representation of a site and an interactive accessing procedure.

Abstract: A method of delivering audio and audio visual works to users of computer terminals includes the steps of: providing a data warehouse of digitized works; providing program means for end user computers to access, select and play at least one of the works; providing means for controlling end user access to the works and for collecting payment for playing at least one of the works; and diverting a portion of the payment for playing the at least one work to the holder of a copyright to the at least one work. The method preferably includes the additional steps of encrypting the works; and providing the end user with program means for deciphering the works. The method still further preferably includes additional the steps of delivering advertising matter to the end user with each work the end user selects and plays; keeping a record of the particular works each end user selects and plays; customizing advertising delivered to the end user to fit within any pattern of work selection by the particular end user.