Kenneth M Green

US Patent:

20040193918, Sep 30, 2004

Filed:

Mar 28, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/401040

Inventors:

Kenneth Green - Elkridge MD, US
Joseph Patanella - Annapolis MD, US
Erik Schetina - New York NY, US
Brian Prather - Pasadena MD, US

International Classification:

G06F012/14

US Classification:

713/201000

Abstract:

The present invention relates generally to an apparatus and method for detecting vulnerabilities in networks. In particular, the present invention may relate to an apparatus and method for detecting network security flaws in a computer network. The types of computer networks which the present invention may aid in protecting include both local area and other private networks, and networks connected to the internet or a similar wide area public network.

US Patent:

20060106866, May 18, 2006

Filed:

Oct 29, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/976181

Inventors:

Kenneth Green - Baltimore MD, US
Joseph Patanella - Annapolis MD, US
Phillip Smith - Bowie MD, US

International Classification:

G06F 17/00
G06F 7/00

US Classification:

707104100

Abstract:

The invention addressed methods and systems of scanning and monitoring network locations and resources such as websites and webpages. The method scans the webpages for content and compliance with predefined standards, and reports the results in a non-technical format. The method can also scan and monitor any website on the Internet, categorize its content, and validate its compliance with application, presentation or content standards, or any combination of the above.

US Patent:

48724408, Oct 10, 1989

Filed:

Oct 18, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/259315

Inventors:

Kenneth L. Green - Miami FL

International Classification:

F02M 2900

US Classification:

123590

Abstract:

An air fuel mixing device for internal combustion engines comprises a ring section having air passages leading to an interior volume, a cap section for supplying fuel, and a mixing body disposed between the cap section and ring section. The mixing body includes a frusto-conical member through which a plurality of fuel passages extend parallel to the cone axis. The fuel passages form fuel outlets in a frusto-conical surface disposed in the interior volume and facing the air passages. Incoming air passes across the fuel outlets to suck fuel into the interior volume. Depressions in the frusto-conical surface induce turbulence in the incoming air to promote mixing of air and fuel. The ring section comprises relatively rotatable rings with mutually alignable slots for forming the air passages. The slots are selectively misalignable to a desired extent for regulating the amount of incoming air so that the mixing device can be suited to the different needs of various engines.

US Patent:

50955616, Mar 17, 1992

Filed:

May 9, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/697687

Inventors:

Kenneth J. Green - Miami FL
Ulises A. Silva - Miami FL

International Classification:

A61G 715
A61G 75
A61G 753

US Classification:

5618

Abstract:

A conventional adjustable hospital bed of the type on which a person can selectively change his position by pivotally raising a back panel and/or raising pivotally interconnected leg panels. Additionally, the bed includes a rotatable carriage beneath the mattress to rotate the mattress, out of parallel coalignment with the bed, while the person is supported on the mattress, to a position at about 90. degree. thereto, the occupant can then be lifted to a standing position with the aid of a tiltable panel to, in effect, provide assistance in getting out of the bed. The mattress is supported on a rotatable carriage assembly at one end of which is the back support panel and at the other end of which are the leg support panels with the ejector panel being centrally located between the back and leg panels. The panels are moved by energizing motors, selectively by the patient.