Abstract: A non-metallic pop-up “doneness” indicator to indicate that a food item has reached a desired temperature, including a housing, a stem, button indicator and an actuation subassembly. Methods of manufacture are included.
Type:
Application
Filed:
December 7, 2011
Publication date:
November 15, 2012
Inventors:
Eric J. Wangler, Thomas O. Pierce, David P. Prior
Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for defining a domain name for purchase. A proxy for the domain name is defined. Validating information for the purchaser is defined. The authenticity of the purchaser is confirmed based, at least in part, upon the validating information. An online presence is automatically generated at the domain name.
Abstract: An exercise machine, such as indoor cycle, including a multi-function wheel brake actuator. A braking force is induced on a wheel, such as through eddy currents or frictionally, by finely or coarsely adjusting the brake actuator. The brake actuator may thus include a knob whereby a user may finely adjust the braking force on the wheel and a lever to actuate interval settings whereby the brake actuator provides set positions of braking resistance. The exercise machine may further include a pop-pin assembly with an over-center cam mechanism to clamp members together. The pop-pin assembly also includes a fine adjustment to adjust the clamping force. So, for example, the seat stem may be clamped to the seat tube, or the handlebar stem clamped to the head tube, with a lever actuating the over center mechanism.
Abstract: An exercise machine, such as indoor cycle, including a multi-function wheel brake actuator. A braking force is induced on a wheel, such as through eddy currents or frictionally, by finely or coarsely adjusting the brake actuator. The brake actuator may thus include a knob whereby a user may finely adjust the braking force on the wheel and a lever to actuate interval settings whereby the brake actuator provides set positions of braking resistance. The exercise machine may further include a pop-pin assembly with an over-center cam mechanism to clamp members together. The pop-pin assembly also includes a fine adjustment to adjust the clamping force. So, for example, the seat stem may be clamped to the seat tube, or the handlebar stem clamped to the head tube, with a lever actuating the over center mechanism.
Abstract: An exercise machine, such as indoor cycle, including a multi-function wheel brake actuator. A braking force is induced on a wheel, such as through eddy currents or frictionally, by finely or coarsely adjusting the brake actuator. The brake actuator may thus include a knob whereby a user may finely adjust the braking force on the wheel and a lever to actuate interval settings whereby the brake actuator provides set positions of braking resistance. The exercise machine may further include a pop-pin assembly with an over-center cam mechanism to clamp members together. The pop-pin assembly also includes a fine adjustment to adjust the clamping force. So, for example, the seat stem may be clamped to the seat tube, or the handlebar stem clamped to the head tube, with a lever actuating the over center mechanism.
Abstract: A non-metallic pop-up “doneness” indicator to indicate that a food item has reached a desired temperature, including a housing, a stem, button indicator and an actuation subassembly. Methods of manufacture are included.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
December 7, 2011
Date of Patent:
June 17, 2014
Inventors:
Eric J. Wangler, Thomas O. Pierce, David P. Prior
Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for defining a domain name for purchase. A purchaser for the domain name is defined. A cell phone number for the purchaser is defined. The authenticity of the purchaser is confirmed based, at least in part, upon SMS messaging. An online presence is automatically generated at the domain name.
Abstract: A system and method for delivering content objects over the Internet to an end user system with a content delivery network (CDN) is disclosed. Content objects may be dynamically served by loading and/or reconfiguring publishing points upon receipt of an end user request. When an end-user media player requests a content object, the request is assigned to an edge server within a particular POP of the CDN. An optional peer-discovery algorithm may determine a content source for the requested content object within the CDN. The peer-discovery algorithm determines whether the publishing point associated with the requested object is loaded into the edge server. Alternatively, the algorithm queries other edge servers within or remote from the POP to determine whether the request is mapped by other edge servers to a content source using their respective publishing points. The edge server may reconfigure its publishing point toward the content source.
Type:
Application
Filed:
September 27, 2011
Publication date:
March 15, 2012
Applicant:
Limelight Networks, Inc.
Inventors:
Eric Cadwell, Jon B. Corley, Mohan I. Kokal, Tamara Monson
Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for defining a domain name for purchase. A cell phone number is defined for a purchaser. A location of a device associated with the cell phone number is determined. The authenticity of the purchaser is confirmed based, at least in part, upon SMS messaging. An online presence is automatically generated at the domain name.
Abstract: A system and method for delivering content objects over the Internet to an end user system with a content delivery network (CDN) is disclosed. Content objects may be dynamically served by loading and/or reconfiguring publishing points upon receipt of an end user request. When an end-user media player requests a content object, the request is assigned to an edge server within a particular POP of the CDN. An optional peer-discovery algorithm may determine a content source for the requested content object within the CDN. The peer-discovery algorithm determines whether the publishing point associated with the requested object is loaded into the edge server. Alternatively, the algorithm queries other edge servers within or remote from the POP to determine whether the request is mapped by other edge servers to a content source using their respective publishing points. The edge server may reconfigure its publishing point toward the content source.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 27, 2011
Date of Patent:
August 13, 2013
Assignee:
Limelight Networks, Inc.
Inventors:
Eric Cadwell, Jon B. Corley, Mohan I. Kokal, Tamara Monson
Abstract: A method for a computer network includes sending a first request from a web client for resolving a first web address of a web page to a client DNS server, sending the first request from the client DNS server to a POP DNS server that determines a customer web server from the plurality of customer web servers, sending the web page that includes static content represented by an embedded URL from the customer web server, sending a second request from the web client for resolving the URL to the client DNS server sending the second request from the client DNS server to the POP DNS server that determines a web cache from the plurality of web caches, sending the static content from the web cache to the web client, and outputting the static content with the web client.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 23, 2000
Date of Patent:
February 17, 2004
Assignee:
Speedera Networks, Inc.
Inventors:
Eric Sven-Johan Swildens, Ajit Kumar Gupta, Richard David Day
Abstract: A retroreflective plastic strip having conspicuity tape on its outer surface and having flanges along each lateral edge for spacing the strip from the surface of an under-ride bumper on a truck trailer. The strip has means such as zip ties or pop rivets for detachably securing the strip on the bumper to comply with Federal regulations.
Abstract: Provided herein is an ashtray for multiple smoking products which can be used at impromptu events such as cigar “pop-ups.” The ashtray can secure multiple smoking products through the use of flexible fingers. Ash accumulated within the ashtray can be safely deposited into an internal compartment by activating a false bottom, which prevents ash dispersal via wind, thus reducing the probability of potential fire hazards.
Abstract: A system and method for delivering content objects over the Internet to an end user system with a content delivery network (CDN) is disclosed. The system and method allow for dynamically serving content objects by loading and/or reconfiguring publishing points upon receipt of an end user request. When a content object is requested by an end user media player, the request is assigned to an edge server within a particular POP of the CDN. An optional peer-discovery algorithm is used to determine a content source for the requested content object within the CDN. The peer-discovery algorithm first determines whether the publishing point associated with the requested content object is loaded into the edge server. Alternatively, the peer-discovery algorithm queries other edge servers within or remote from the particular POP to determine whether the request for content object is mapped by other edge servers to a content source using their respective publishing points.
Type:
Application
Filed:
July 18, 2013
Publication date:
November 14, 2013
Inventors:
Eric Cadwell, Jon B. Corley, Mohan I. Kokal, Tamara Monson
Abstract: A system and method for delivering content objects over the Internet to an end user system with a content delivery network (CDN) is disclosed. The system and method allow for dynamically serving content objects by loading and/or reconfiguring publishing points upon receipt of an end user request. When a content object is requested by an end user media player, the request is assigned to an edge server within a particular POP of the CDN. An optional peer-discovery algorithm is used to determine a content source for the requested content object within the CDN. The peer-discovery algorithm first determines whether the publishing point associated with the requested content object is loaded into the edge server. Alternatively, the peer-discovery algorithm queries other edge servers within or remote from the particular POP to determine whether the request for content object is mapped by other edge servers to a content source using their respective publishing points.
Type:
Application
Filed:
March 12, 2010
Publication date:
September 30, 2010
Applicant:
Limelight Networks, Inc.
Inventors:
Eric Cadwell, Jon B. Corley, Mohan I. Kokal, Tamara Monson
Abstract: A system and method are provided for monitoring the preferences of web site visitors. The system and method can be computer-based and can be embodied as an application program or module connected to or incorporated into any communications network including: the Internet, an intranet, a local area network, and/or a wide area network. The system and method can voluntarily collect statistically relevant data regarding customers wants, needs and practices through a non-intrusive pop-up window.
Type:
Application
Filed:
April 5, 2001
Publication date:
October 10, 2002
Applicant:
cPulse LLC
Inventors:
Joshua Lippiner, Joseph Dodson, Eric Grunin
Abstract: A system and method for delivering content objects over the Internet to an end user system with a content delivery network (CDN) is disclosed. The system and method allow for dynamically serving content objects by loading and/or reconfiguring publishing points upon receipt of an end user request. When a content object is requested by an end user media player, the request is assigned to an edge server within a particular POP of the CDN. An optional peer-discovery algorithm is used to determine a content source for the requested content object within the CDN. The peer-discovery algorithm first determines whether the publishing point associated with the requested content object is loaded into the edge server. Alternatively, the peer-discovery algorithm queries other edge servers within or remote from the particular POP to determine whether the request for content object is mapped by other edge servers to a content source using their respective publishing points.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
March 12, 2010
Date of Patent:
August 20, 2013
Assignee:
Limelight Networks, Inc.
Inventors:
Eric Cadwell, Jon B. Corley, Mohan I. Kokal, Tamara Monson
Abstract: A pop-up enclosed structure comprises a floor assembly comprising a support frame and a floor placeable upon the support frame, a plurality of side panels, one or more side support edges, and a lower band extendable about a lower perimeter of the enclosed structure whereby the lower band is configured to apply a compressive force against the plurality of side panels. Each side panel of the plurality of side panels comprises a structural insulated panel, and each support edge of the one or more support edges comprises a plurality of channels configured to receive at least one edge of a side panel of the plurality of side panels.
Abstract: The disclosed invention is an inexpensive, simple and reusable device to aid in setting the spark plug timing of an internal combustion engine by allowing one person to detect a piston's top dead center. In function, the detector is sealably inserted into a spark plug port and is forcibly expelled by the pressure maximum that occurs at top dead center. The detector's expulsion is accompanied by a "pop" sound similar to when a champagne cork is expelled from its bottle, and which can be remotely perceived by the user.
Abstract: Dual purpose plush, three dimensional images in bed coverings, such as blankets or comforters are used as both a sleep enhancer toy and bed cover. The combined plush bed covering may include one or more openable pouches with pop-up movable recreational images, such as landscape trees, buildings, dolls or puppets, inserted therein. The plush toy recreational members and storybooks help a young child fall asleep comfortably. The comforter or blanket is already stuffed with soft supportive material, or it may be a hollow cover case, to be stuffed by material for the conventional blanket or comforter.