David Robert Mcdonald

Address:

7908 Boylston Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76137

Phone:

9186916752

VIN:

2B3CJ5DT4BH590005

Make:

DODGE

Model:

CHALLENGER

Year:

2011

Address:

4708 Lk Havasu Trl, Fort Worth, TX 76103

VIN:

JN8AS5MT8BW187184

Make:

NISSAN

Model:

ROGUE

Year:

2011

Address:

5549 W Caylor Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76244

Phone:

6827383169

VIN:

1GB4CZCL9BF160384

Make:

CHEVROLET

Model:

SILVERADO C3500

Year:

2011

US Patent:

7257774, Aug 14, 2007

Filed:

Jul 30, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/207108

Inventors:

Laurent Denoue - Palo Alto CA, US
Tohru Fuse - Santa Clara CA, US
Patrick Chiu - Menlo Park CA, US
Lynn D. Wilcox - Palo Alto CA, US
David W. McDonald - Seattle WA, US

Assignee:

Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. - Tokyo

International Classification:

G06F 3/00

US Classification:

715719, 715721, 715733, 715751, 715764, 7155011

Abstract:

Systems and methods for filtering and viewing collaborative indexes of annotations of multimedia or video streams can include obtaining a multimedia or video stream, obtaining user indexes of annotations of the multimedia or video stream, merging the indexes, associating portions of the multimedia or video stream with the annotations, determining high-value annotations and displaying the high value annotations. Systems and methods for providing useful visualizations of the indexes of annotations and high value annotations are also provided.

US Patent:

7543613, Jun 9, 2009

Filed:

Dec 16, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/303216

Inventors:

Jimmie Dean Adkins - San Ramon CA, US
David T. McDonald - Walnut Creek CA, US

Assignee:

Chevron U.S.A. Inc. - San Ramon CA

International Classification:

B65B 37/00

US Classification:

141231, 141 1, 441 4, 441 5

Abstract:

A system and a process are provided for transferring a cryogenic fluid such as liquefied natural gas between a floating transport vessel and a storage vessel. The fluid is transferred through at least one submerged/subsea/subsurface catenary flexible conduit, the conduits being configured to avoid damage from waves and abrasion or contact with the other conduits, the vessels, or other objects. A conduit transfer vessel is provided for storing the conduit in the water, delivering the conduit to each transport vessel, but standing off from the transport vessel during cryogenic fluid transfer, and then retrieving the conduit from the transport vessel, which greatly improves the safety of the cryogenic fluid transfer operations.

US Patent:

20080236703, Oct 2, 2008

Filed:

Mar 24, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/054039

Inventors:

Jimmie Dean Adkins - San Ramon CA, US
John S. Hartono - Oakland CA, US
David T. McDonald - Walnut Creek CA, US

Assignee:

CHEVRON U.S.A. INC. - San Ramon CA

International Classification:

B67C 3/00
B65B 1/04
F16L 37/36

US Classification:

141387, 141 67, 13761406

Abstract:

A system is provided for transferring fluids such as liquefied natural gas between a floating transport vessel and a floating storage vessel utilizing a transfer vessel to deploy, operate and return a fluid conduit to the storage vessel. The fluid is transferred through at least one submerged-subsea catenary flexible conduit, at least one floating flexible conduit, or any combination thereof. A transfer vessel, including a releasable mooring system, is provided for deploying the conduit from the storage vessel to the transport vessel, mooring with a transport vessel, maintaining a unified connection during fluid transfer, releasing the mooring once fluid transfer is completed, returning to and parking on the storage vessel, and storing the conduit between fluid transfers. The transfer vessel and releasable mooring system allows safe, controlled operation and fluid transfer in open sea conditions

US Patent:

20080242165, Oct 2, 2008

Filed:

Mar 24, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/053769

Inventors:

Jimmie Dean Adkins - San Ramon CA, US
John S. Hartono - Oakland CA, US
David T. McDonald - Walnut Creek CA, US

Assignee:

Chevron U.S.A. Inc. - San Ramon CA

International Classification:

B63B 22/02

US Classification:

441 4

Abstract:

A system is provided for transferring fluids such as liquefied natural gas between a floating transport vessel and a floating storage vessel utilizing a transfer vessel to deploy, operate and return a fluid conduit to the storage vessel. The fluid is transferred through at least one submerged-subsea catenary flexible conduit, at least one floating flexible conduit, or any combination thereof. A transfer vessel, including a releasable mooring system, is provided for deploying the conduit from the storage vessel to the transport vessel, mooring with a transport vessel, maintaining a unified connection during fluid transfer, releasing the mooring once fluid transfer is completed, returning to and parking on the storage vessel, and storing the conduit between fluid transfers. The transfer vessel and releasable mooring system allows safe, controlled operation and fluid transfer in open sea conditions.

US Patent:

20090266087, Oct 29, 2009

Filed:

May 13, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/465527

Inventors:

Jimmie Dean Adkins - San Ramon CA, US
David T. McDonald - Walnut Creek CA, US

International Classification:

F17C 13/00
F17C 13/08
B65B 3/04

US Classification:

62 507, 62 532, 141 1

Abstract:

A system and a process are provided for transferring a cryogenic fluid such as liquefied natural gas between a floating transport vessel and a storage vessel. The fluid is transferred through at least one submerged/subsea/subsurface catenary flexible conduit, the conduits being configured to avoid damage from waves and abrasion or contact with the other conduits, the vessels, or other objects. A conduit transfer vessel is provided for storing the conduit in the water, delivering the conduit to each transport vessel, but standing off from the transport vessel during cryogenic fluid transfer, and then retrieving the conduit from the transport vessel, which greatly improves the safety of the cryogenic fluid transfer operations.

US Patent:

56858973, Nov 11, 1997

Filed:

Nov 6, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/553969

Inventors:

William A. Belding - Danville CA
Marc P. F. Delmas - Baton Rouge LA
William D. Holeman - Baton Rouge LA
David A. McDonald - Kenner LA

Assignee:

LaRoche Industries, Inc. - Baton Rouge LA

International Classification:

B01D 5302

US Classification:

96154

Abstract:

A sensible and latent heat exchange or adsorbent media formed from an improved desiccant or adsorbent paper having higher strength and thinner gauge to provide increased area of media, the media having a multiplicity of passageways therethrough through which an air stream can flow. The improved desiccant or adsorbent paper is comprised of fibrillated and non-fibrillated organic fibers formed to provide an improved support material having improved levels of strength and higher levels of desiccant or adsorbent material contained in the improved fibrous support material to provide the improved paper. The system is capable of adsorbing or transferring sensible heat from a warm air stream and releasing or transferring the absorbed sensible heat into a cool air stream as the air stream flows through the system, Further, the desiccant or adsorbent material is capable of adsorbing moisture from a humid air stream flowing through the system and capable of releasing the adsorbed moisture into a dry air stream flowing through the passageways of the system.

US Patent:

56502214, Jul 22, 1997

Filed:

Jul 6, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/498628

Inventors:

William A. Belding - Danville CA
Marc P. F. Delmas - Baton Rouge LA
William D. Holeman - Baton Rouge LA
David A. McDonald - Kenner LA

Assignee:

LaRoche Industries, Inc. - Baton Rouge LA

International Classification:

B32B 516

US Classification:

442417

Abstract:

A sensible and latent heat exchange or adsorbent media formed from an improved desiccant or adsorbent paper having higher strength and thinner gauge to provide increased area of media, the media having a multiplicity of passageways therethrough through which an air stream can flow. The improved desiccant or adsorbent paper is comprised of fibrillated organic fibers formed to provide an improved support material having improved levels of strength and higher levels of desiccant or adsorbent material contained in the improved fibrous support material to provide the improved paper. The improved desiccant paper is capable of adsorbing or transferring sensible heat from a warm air stream and releasing or transferring the absorbed sensible heat into a cool air stream as the air stream flows though the sensible and latent heat exchange media. Further, the desiccant or adsorbent material is capable of adsorbing moisture from a humid air stream flowing through the sensible and latent heat exchange media and capable of releasing the adsorbed moisture into a dry air stream flowing through the passageways of the sensible and latent heat exchange media.