Edward E Reynolds

US Patent:

8392265, Mar 5, 2013

Filed:

Aug 6, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/536488

Inventors:

Edward Reynolds - Anaheim CA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 261

Abstract:

A system for collecting viewing data (or viewing habits) and automatically measuring the size of an audience viewing or watching a broadcast at any particular time is provided. In the system, a remote control device may be adapted to collect and manage the collection of the viewing data on television audiences, including requests for the data from third parties. The data may be collected using a remote control device and then transmitted to a remote computer where it may be stored and accumulated, so that over time, the viewing habits of the User may be identified. The remote control device may also be used to allow a User to interact with the television to order a product, monetize advertising, participate in an auction and/or rate a television program.

US Patent:

20100015911, Jan 21, 2010

Filed:

Jul 20, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/176384

Inventors:

EDWARD REYNOLDS - ANAHEIM CA, US

International Classification:

H04H 60/33

US Classification:

455 201

Abstract:

A system for automatically measuring the size of a radio or television audience at any particular time is provided. In the system, a remote computer may identify the broadcast stations to which listening devices, such as radios or televisions, are tuned. To identify the broadcast stations, the remote computer commands the listening device instructing/commanding the listening device to poll its radio receiver tuner to determine the frequency it is tuned to. This information is then transmitted from the listening device to the remote computer where it may be used to determine what broadcast station the listening device is tuned to. This data is then stored and accumulated, so that over time the listening habits of the user may be identified. The collected data may be used by broadcast stations to determine the cost of advertisements. Additionally, the system provides for the monetization of advertising by charging advertisers for downloads.

US Patent:

20120130827, May 24, 2012

Filed:

Feb 2, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/365189

Inventors:

EDWARD REYNOLDS - ANAHEIM CA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 30/02
H04B 17/00

US Classification:

705 1469, 455 6711, 705 144

Abstract:

A system for automatically measuring the size of a radio or television audience at any particular time is provided. In the system, a remote computer may identify the broadcast stations to which listening devices, such as radios or televisions, are tuned. To identify the broadcast stations, the remote computer commands the listening device instructing/commanding the listening device to poll its radio receiver tuner to determine the frequency it is tuned to. This information is then transmitted from the listening device to the remote computer where it may be used to determine what broadcast station the listening device is tuned to. This data is then stored and accumulated, so that over time the listening habits of the user may be identified. The collected data may be used by broadcast stations to determine the cost of advertisements. Additionally, the system provides for the monetization of advertising by charging advertisers for downloads.

US Patent:

20120265617, Oct 18, 2012

Filed:

Oct 5, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/253069

Inventors:

Edward REYNOLDS - Anaheim CA, US

International Classification:

H04H 60/33
G06Q 30/02

US Classification:

705 1464, 455 201

Abstract:

A system for automatically measuring the size of a radio or television audience at any particular time is provided. In the system, a remote computer may identify the broadcast stations to which listening devices, such as radios or televisions, are tuned. To identify the broadcast stations, the remote computer commands the listening device instructing/commanding the listening device to poll its radio receiver tuner to determine the frequency it is tuned to. This information is then transmitted from the listening device to the remote computer where it may be used to determine what broadcast station the listening device is tuned to. This data is then stored and accumulated, so that over time the listening habits of the user may be identified. The collected data may be used by broadcast stations to determine the cost of advertisements. Additionally, the system provides for the monetization of advertising by charging advertisers for downloads.

US Patent:

20130179912, Jul 11, 2013

Filed:

Mar 1, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/782383

Inventors:

Edward Reynolds - Anaheim CA, US

International Classification:

H04N 21/258

US Classification:

725 13

Abstract:

A system for collecting viewing data (or viewing habits) and automatically measuring the size of an audience viewing or watching a broadcast at any particular time is provided. In the system, a remote control device may be adapted to collect and manage the collection of the viewing data on television audiences, including requests for the data from third parties. The data may be collected using a remote control device and then transmitted to a remote computer where it may be stored and accumulated, so that over time, the viewing habits of the User may be identified. The remote control device may also be used to allow a User to interact with the television to order a product, monetize advertising, participate in an auction and/or rate a television program.

US Patent:

47777540, Oct 18, 1988

Filed:

Dec 12, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/941307

Inventors:

Edward C. Reynolds - Anaheim CA

Assignee:

Laser Products Corporation - Fountain Valley CA

International Classification:

F41G 134

US Classification:

42103

Abstract:

An aim assistance light beam for a firearm having functional parts necessary for the operation of that firearm as a firearm is provided by adaption of a battery housing to a contour of that firearm below a barrel and ahead of a trigger guard thereof as seen in a direction of the light beam, for reception of an electric battery remotely from a stock of the firearm. A common fastener is provided for that battery housing as well as for one of the necesary functional parts of the firearm, and both that battery housing and that one necessary functional part are attached with that common fastener to the firearm. A light source is mounted on that battery housing for providing an aim assistance light beam upon energization from the battery through an electric on-off switch provided independently of any trigger and hammer assembly of the firearm.

US Patent:

43972004, Aug 9, 1983

Filed:

Jul 20, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/285167

Inventors:

Edward R. Reynolds - Glendale CA

International Classification:

B60K 2000
G05G 1300
B23P 1100
B23P 1900

US Classification:

74473R

Abstract:

A shift lever handle structure and equipping method operates with a shift lever having on top thereof a shift range selector having pneumatic lines connected thereto. A handle for the shift lever extends above the shift range selector across thereof. This handle is provided with a bent stem having an elongate foot facing away from a midportion of the elongate handle. This elongate foot is oriented parallel to the shift lever and such parallel foot is attached to a side of the shift lever below the shift range selector, with the handle then extending above the shift range selector across thereof, as desired, and the pneumatic lines remaining intact.

US Patent:

48562181, Aug 15, 1989

Filed:

Aug 17, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/233712

Inventors:

Edward C. Reynolds - Anaheim CA

Assignee:

Laser Products Corporation - Fountain Valley CA

International Classification:

F41G 134

US Classification:

42103

Abstract:

An aim assistance light beam is provided for a firearm having a barrel and a movable fore-end assembly for loading shells and actuating a firearm action. A lamp and reflector throws that light beam upon electric energization of a lamp in the lamp and reflector assembly. A battery housing for mounting that lamp and reflector assembly is below the barrel and is in the form of a hand grip for manual actuation of the fore-end assembly. That battery housing is mounted on the fore-end assembly for manual actuation of the fore-end assembly with that battery housing which also contains the battery for electrically energizing the lamp.