Gary A Barnett

US Patent:

20030050884, Mar 13, 2003

Filed:

Sep 24, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/239773

Inventors:

Gary Barnett - New York NY, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/035000

Abstract:

A business method is chartered by a defined group of competing independent buyer/obligor companies (), to acquire or finance receivables () of the buyer/obligor companies (). In cooperative consultation between the buyer/obligor companies () and the business entity (), terms of receivables () of the buyer/obligor companies () are defined, to improve efficiency of financing the receivables. The buyer/obligor companies () agree to preferentially disclose credit information on themselves to the business entity (). Obligee companies () agree to accept book entries on a computer system operated by the business entity () as the controlling form of financial obligations arising out of sale of goods or services () sold by to buyer/obligor companies. The business entity accepts custody of a majority of a class of receivables of buyer/obligor companies to creditor companies. The receivables () are recorded on a computer system that also functions as a business-to-business platform for the sales of the goods. The business entity extends offers to holders of the receivables for purchase of the receivables. The business entity sells to the capital markets securities () backed by cash flows from receivables purchased pursuant to the offers. A market for trading of the receivables is provided through computer access to inventory information and order placement facilities.

US Patent:

20180127995, May 10, 2018

Filed:

Nov 3, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/802841

Inventors:

- New York NY, US
Gary Barnett - Richmond Hill NY, US
Joseph Montano - Douglaston NY, US
Shawn Kirk - Ramsey NJ, US

International Classification:

E04G 23/00
E04D 13/10
A47L 1/02

Abstract:

This disclosure relates to systems, methods and apparatuses for removing precipitation from an exterior of a building in an expedited and automated fashion. The precipitation removal system includes one or more sweeper assemblies and one or more hoisting assemblies. The sweeper assemblies are suspended from the roof, ledge or other portion of a building. The hoisting assemblies assist the sweeper assemblies with vertically traversing the exterior of the building. As a sweeper assembly vertically traverses the side of the building, precipitation that accumulates on the exterior of the building is removed. The sweeper assemblies can remove precipitation from connecting structures on the exterior of the building which are used by building maintenance personnel to perform maintenance operations on the exterior of the building.