Mark M Schneider

US Patent:

20040205008, Oct 14, 2004

Filed:

Mar 29, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/811779

Inventors:

Robert Haynie - Shoreline WA, US
Mark Schneider - Ridgewood NJ, US
Glenn Hascher - Stamford CT, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/031000

Abstract:

Systems and methods for computing cash flows are described. In some embodiments, the systems and methods compute cash flows of taxpayers based on applying user computation rules and user options for treating recurring and non-recurring cash flow items to verified tax data and verified financial data of the taxpayers.

US Patent:

50054813, Apr 9, 1991

Filed:

Jun 26, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/370978

Inventors:

Mark D. Schneider - Woodinville WA
Randy L. Hoskins - Bothell WA
Lyle D. Galbraith - Redmond WA
Gary L. Dusenberry - Bellevue WA

Assignee:

Olin Corporation - Cheshire CT

International Classification:

F42B 1258
B64D 102

US Classification:

102393

Abstract:

A submunition dispensing system is disclosed which includes inflatable bladders expandable from collapsed to inflated conditions in response to fluid pressure. The bladders are mounted in cavities of a carrier frame underlying subpacks of submunitions. The bladders lie adjacent to the support and central structures of the frame defining the cavities. Each bladder can be configured to have either an unpleated or a pleated configuration in the collapsed condition. The bladder can also be configured for expansion to an overall constant diameter outer shape or to a generally conical outer shape in the inflated condition. Expansion to the conical shape imparts a velocity gradient to the subpack. The dispensing system also includes retaining assemblies for releasably retaining the subpacks in the cavities against the collapsed bladders and a gas generator disposed in a passage of the central structure of the carrier frame. The gas generator is actuated at the proper instant to deliver pressurized fluid to the collapsed bladders expanding them from the collapsed to inflated conditions and causing ejection of the subpacks from the cavities.

US Patent:

51077671, Apr 28, 1992

Filed:

Oct 5, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/593914

Inventors:

Mark D. Schneider - Woodinville WA
Randy L. Hoskins - Bothell WA
Lyle D. Galbraith - Redmond WA
Gary L. Dusenberry - Bellevue WA

Assignee:

Olin Corporation - Cheshire CT

International Classification:

F42B 1258
B64D 102

US Classification:

102393

Abstract:

A submunition dispensing system is disclosed which includes inflatable bladders expandable from collapsed to inflated conditions in response to fluid pressure. The bladders are mounted in cavities of a carrier frame underlying subpacks of submunitions. The bladders lie adjacent to the support and central structures of the frame defining the cavities. Each bladder can be configured to have either an unpleated or a pleated configuration in the collapsed condition. The bladder can also be configured for expansion to an overall constant diameter outer shape or to a generally conical outer shape in the inflated condition. Expansion to the conical shape imparts a velocity gradient to the subpack. The dispensing system also includes retaining assemblies for releasably retaining the subpacks in the cavities against the collapsed bladders and a gas generator disposed in a passage of the central structure of the carrier frame. The gas generator is actuated at the proper instant to deliver pressurized fluid to the collapsed bladders expanding them from the collapsed to inflated conditions and causing ejection of the subpacks from the cavities.

US Patent:

20170032673, Feb 2, 2017

Filed:

Mar 1, 2015

Appl. No.:

15/121170

Inventors:

- KIRKLAND WA, US
William Schwebel - Seattle WA, US
Mark Schneider - Bellevue WA, US

International Classification:

G08G 1/0965
G07C 5/00
G08G 1/01

Abstract:

One or more techniques and/or systems are provided for providing driver alerts. For example, a client device module (e.g., a smartphone, a vehicle navigation unit, etc.) may collect driving behavior information (e.g., braking patterns, vehicle speed, weather conditions, acceleration/deceleration patterns, etc.) and/or user specified information (e.g., a number of passengers) of a driver driving a vehicle. The client device module may provide the driving behavior information and/or the user specified information to a driver alert provider. The driver alert provider may maintain a driver profile for the driver based upon the driving behavior information and/or the user specified information. The driver alert provider may generate a driver alert (e.g., a driver risk score of the driver) based upon the driver profile, and may provide the driver alert to other drivers that are within a threshold distance of the vehicle.