Foot & Ankle AssociatesFoot & Ankle Associates Of Maine 81 Medical Ctr Dr STE 2100, Brunswick, ME 04011 2077254008 (phone), 2077255749 (fax)
Foot & Ankle AssociatesFoot & Ankle Associates Of Maine 66 Chapman St, Damariscotta, ME 04543 2075633233 (phone), 2075633201 (fax)
Procedures:
Arthrocentesis Hallux Valgus Repair
Conditions:
Hallux Valgus Plantar Fascitis Tinea Pedis
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. Macdonald works in Damariscotta, ME and 1 other location and specializes in Podiatric Medicine. Dr. Macdonald is affiliated with Central Maine Medical Center, Lincoln Health Miles Memorial Hospital, Maine General Medical Center, Mid Coast Hospital and Saint Marys Regional Medical Center.
Andrew T. Lytle - Kirkland WA Brian W. MacDonald - Bellevue WA Andrew G. Carlson - Redmond WA Scott A. Thurlow - Kirkland WA
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 1516
US Classification:
709246, 709202, 709203, 709204, 709206
Abstract:
In an electronic mail system environment, a system and method for automatically checking recipients names, providing message flags, providing custom forms, and providing an autoresponse feature. Recipients names are resolved in the background, while the user of the e-mail system is composing the message. The user easily resolves ambiguous names by using a context menu. The resolved ambiguous names are automatically used to create nicknames, which are used to resolve ambiguous names in the future. Message flags allow a sender or recipient to identify required follow-up action and a deadline. The recipient may use the message flags to quickly determine which messages require follow-up action. The e-mail system notifies a recipient when a due date is approaching or when a follow-up action is past due. A custom forms feature allows a user to create and share custom forms without requiring the form to be published or installed by other user.
System And Method For Composing, Processing, And Organizing Electronic Mail Message Items
Andrew T. Lytle - Kirkland WA, US Brian W. MacDonald - Bellevue WA, US Andrew G. Carlson - Redmond WA, US Scott A. Thurlow - Kirkland WA, US
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 15/16
US Classification:
709206, 709202, 709246
Abstract:
In an electronic mail system environment, a system and method for automatically checking recipients' names, providing message flags, providing custom forms, and providing an autoresponse feature. Recipients' names are resolved in the background, while the user of the e-mail system is composing the message. The user easily resolves ambiguous names by using a context menu. The resolved ambiguous names are automatically used to create nicknames, which are used to resolve ambiguous names in the future. Message flags allow a sender or recipient to identify required follow-up action and a deadline. The recipient may use the message flags to quickly determine which messages require follow-up action. The e-mail system notifies a recipient when a due date is approaching or when a follow-up action is past due. A custom forms feature allows a user to create and share custom forms without requiring the form to be published or installed by other user.
Identifying Task Groups For Organizing Search Results
Sanaz Ahari - Kirkland WA, US Xiaoxin Yin - Bothell WA, US Farid Hosseini - Redmond WA, US Sarthak Shah - Kirkland WA, US Adam Troy - Redmond WA, US Daniel C. Fain - Redmond WA, US Brian MacDonald - Bellevue WA, US Nikhil Dandekar - Seattle WA, US Michael Cameron - Redmond WA, US
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 7/00 G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707722, 707723, 707731
Abstract:
Computer-readable media and computerized methods for automatically organizing search results according to task groups are provided. The methods involve aggregating a gallery of entities (e. g. , search queries that share a common categorization) into a query class and assigning a dictionary (e. g. , list of terms that are drawn from various sources) to the query class. The task groups are identified from the list of terms within the dictionary. The process of identification includes analyzing patterns of user search behavior to select terms from the list of terms, which reflect popular user search intents, and ranking the selected terms based on predetermined parameters to produce an ordering. Based on the ordering, a set of the selected terms that are highest ranked are declared the task groups. The task groups are employed to arrange the search results on a UI display and to provide a consistent and intuitive format for refining a search.
Zachary Mark Gutt - Seattle WA, US Paul Ronald Ray - Redmond WA, US Rodney Coleman Edwards - New York NY, US Darwin Kengo Yamamoto - New York NY, US Hady Moustafa Abou El Kheir - Santa Clara CA, US Brian Whalen MacDonald - Bellevue WA, US Jerry Daniel Bain - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 7/00 G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707722, 707805, 715825, 715855, 715738
Abstract:
Methods, systems, graphical user interfaces, and computer-readable media for visually searching and exploring a set of objects are provided. A computer system executes a method that generates three-dimensional representations or two-dimensional representations for a set of objects in response to a user interaction with an interface that displays the three-dimensional representations or the two-dimensional representations. The interface includes filter controls, sorting controls, and classification controls, which are dynamically altered based on the content of a user query or the attributes of the objects in the three-dimensional representations or two-dimensional representations.
Identifying Task Groups For Organizing Search Results
Sanaz Ahari - Kirkland WA, US Xiaoxin Yin - Bothell WA, US Farid Hosseini - Redmond WA, US Sarthak Shah - Kirkland WA, US Adam Troy - Redmond WA, US Dan Fain - Redmond WA, US Brian MacDonald - Bellevue WA, US Nikhil Dandekar - Seattle WA, US Michael Cameron - Redmond WA, US
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 7/00 G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707722, 707723, 707731
Abstract:
Computer-readable media and computerized methods for automatically organizing search results according to task groups are provided. The methods involve aggregating a gallery of entities (e. g. , search queries that share a common categorization) into a query class and assigning a dictionary (e. g. , list of terms that are drawn from various sources) to the query class. The task groups are identified from the list of terms within the dictionary. The process of identification includes analyzing patterns of user search behavior to select terms from the list of terms, which reflect popular user search intents, and ranking the selected terms based on predetermined parameters to produce an ordering. Based on the ordering, a set of the selected terms that are highest ranked are declared the task groups. The task groups are employed to arrange the search results on a UI display and to provide a consistent and intuitive format for refining a search.
Scott J. Beaudreau - Redmond WA, US Derrick L. Connell - Bellevue WA, US Brian MacDonald - Bellevue WA, US Brian Scott Otto - Valencia CA, US
Assignee:
Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707759
Abstract:
Computer-readable media and methods for model-based searching to provide search results of relevance to a search topic are provided. A model describing a search framework for generating a plurality of search queries is provided. A number of search topics are identified and attributes are assigned to each search topic. Attribute data elements and values are provided to describe each to the assigned attributes for each search topic. The attributes inform the search framework in order to compile a plurality of search queries for the search topic. A search term is received from a user and a corresponding search topic is identified. The plurality of search queries are executed to obtain search results for the corresponding search topic. The search queries may be pre-executed and the search results cached in a computer memory for later retrieval. The search results are organized based on the model and are presented to the user.
Previewing Search Results For Suggested Refinement Terms And Vertical Searches
Scott Beaudreau - Redmond WA, US Jamie Buckley - Redmond WA, US Deana R. Fuller - Seattle WA, US Mira Lane - Redmond WA, US Brian MacDonald - Bellevue WA, US Hugh Williams - Redmond WA, US
Assignee:
MICROSOFT CORPORATION - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 7/10 G06F 17/30 G06F 7/00
US Classification:
707803, 707E17014
Abstract:
An embodiment of the current invention is directed to presenting a preview of search results for a suggested search. A search engine query is received. One or more search results are generated. One or more suggested, search terms are generated. A search engine results page is generated, including the one or more search results and the one or more suggested, search terms. An indication is received, indicating that a preview of search results related to a selected, suggested, search term is to be displayed. A preview window including a results section and a menu-bar section is generated. One or more search results related to the selected, suggested, search term are acquired. The one or more search results are presented in the preview window. The preview window allows interaction with the one or more search results.
MIRA LANE - REDMOND WA, US JAVIER GARCIA FLYNN - SEATTLE WA, US PAUL RAY - REDMOND WA, US EVAN MALAHY - SEATTLE WA, US DERRICK CONNELL - BELLEVUE WA, US BRIAN MacDONALD - BELLEVUE WA, US
Assignee:
MICROSOFT CORPORATION - Redmond WA
International Classification:
G06F 17/30
US Classification:
707766, 707E17014
Abstract:
Computer-implemented methods and a computing system are provided for presenting a new user interface paradigm which allows users to explore facets related to a search query term while maintaining the original state of the search query term or staying within the confines of the user defined topic. The methods and system present facets or categories of relevant topics of a user generated search query term. The user may then explore these facets in a number of embodiments while maintaining the state of the search.
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Mr. Brian MacDonald Owner
Hunt Royal Plumbing & Heating Plumbers
6 - 391 Marwood Dr, Oshawa, ON L1H 7P8 4167510252
Brian MacDonald President
L A Radioworks Schools-Business & Vocational
105 400 Smithe, Vancouver, BC V6B 5E4 6046696635,
Brian Macdonald Manager
Bennett - Macdonald Corporation Accountants
5808 190a St, Edmonton, AB T6M 2G5 7804875971, 7804813570
Brian MacDonald Owner
Brian's Home Health Care Home Health Services
70 Thames Street North, Ingersoll, ON N5C 3C7 5194855555
Mr. Brian Macdonald Manager
Firestone BC Tire & Auto Centre Auto Repair & Service
University of San Francisco - MBA, University of Southern California - Comparative Literature
About:
Professional interests: Finance, valuation, economics, strategy, investments, asset allocation  Personal interests: Chess, cats, development economics, finance, technology, security, ties, baseball, ...
Tagline:
Internationally recognized financial hipster.
Brian Macdonald
Work:
Family Anatomy - Host (2008)
Education:
University of Ottawa - Psychology
Tagline:
Psychologist and founder of Family Anatomy
Brian Macdonald
Work:
Department of Veteran's Affairs - Telehealth Clinical Technician
Education:
Boston University CDIA - 3D Animation, Boston University Corporate Education Center - Web Design & Development
Brian Macdonald
Education:
Kaplan University - MS Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Rutgers University - BS Criminal Justice, Brookdale Community College - AA Criminal Justice
Brian Macdonald
Education:
University of Washington - Computer Science
Relationship:
Married
About:
Leading the Program Management team for Bing at Microsoft.
Brian Macdonald
Education:
Saint michael's college - M.Ed., Education, University of Texas at Austin - Radio, television & film
Tagline:
Jeez - more social in person.
Brian Macdonald
Education:
Dalhousie University - MPA, Dalhousie University - B.A, French & Sociology
Brian Macdonald
Work:
Custom electric
Education:
College
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