William Cosmo Hardy

US Patent:

20060277260, Dec 7, 2006

Filed:

Jun 7, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/146641

Inventors:

William Hardy - Fairport NY, US

International Classification:

G06F 15/16

US Classification:

709206000

Abstract:

A system and method are provided for enabling transmission of an email message to one recipient and a portion of the email message to at least another recipient. The system includes an email creation module or email editor module configured to enable one to compose an email message for transmission to at least one remote server. The system further includes a parsing module configured to parse the composed email message into at least two components, where a first component of the at least two components includes the entire email message and at least a second component of the at least two components includes a portion of the email message. The system further includes a transmission module configured to transmit the first component and at least the second component to at least two different email addresses corresponding to at least two different recipients. The at least two different email addresses can belong to two different email aliases or distribution lists.

US Patent:

20070106735, May 10, 2007

Filed:

Nov 10, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/272322

Inventors:

William Hardy - Fairport NY, US

International Classification:

G06F 15/16

US Classification:

709206000

Abstract:

A method for maintaining the security of transmitted embedded personalized messages sent over a communication network includes receiving messages directed to recipients having recipient destination descriptors and determining whether a message includes a personalized portion, with the personalized portion directed to one or more of the original recipients of the message. The personalized portion includes identifying designators, which are associated with one or more recipient destination descriptors. Prior to performing an operation on the message, such as forwarding the message, replying to the message, copying the message to a destination location, or deleting the message, a determination is made whether to retain the personalized portion of the message. If the recipient of the personalized portion of the message does not want the personalized portion included in any operation performed on the message, it is deleted prior to performance of the operation.

US Patent:

49568965, Sep 18, 1990

Filed:

May 3, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/347392

Inventors:

Michael L. Wilder - Victor NY
Michael A. Ruffalo - Newark NY
George R. Lilly - Palmyra NY
William M. Hardy - Victor NY

Assignee:

Phoenix Associates - Victor NY

International Classification:

D01G 2500
D04H 100

US Classification:

19305

Abstract:

The web or mat producing unit including a fiber opening and doffing mechanism mounted on a vertically adjustable platform to direct fibers randomly downwardly through an opening in the platform and onto the horizontal upper run of an endless screen, which travels in one direction over a vacuum or suction opening positioned beneath and parallel to the upper run. Two, spaced side curtains or panels, which are suspended from the underside of the platform, guide fibers into a predetermined space located between opposite sides of the upper run of the screen, thereby to form the fibers into a shingle-free nonwoven mat which may, if desired, be fed successively onto the upper run of the screen in the next successive unit in a series thereof. The width and configuration of the mat can be changed by adjusting the panels toward and away from each other, and by placing a removable template or baffle over the suction opening.

US Patent:

52030520, Apr 20, 1993

Filed:

Jun 17, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/716298

Inventors:

William M. Hardy - Victor NY
Michael A. Ruffalo - Newark NY

Assignee:

Phoenix Associates - Victor NY

International Classification:

D01B 300
G10K 1104

US Classification:

19205

Abstract:

A noise supression box is secured over the air inlet opening in the housing of a fiber opening machine which contains a plurality of rotatable opener rolls that open and feed fibers to an outlet formed in the housing adjacent its air inlet opening. The box surrounds in spaced relation thereto an air inlet duct which is secured at one end over the air inlet opening and communicates at its opposite end with the exterior of the box and housing. The walls of the air inlet duct contain a plurality of spaced perforations, and the space in the box around the outside of the duct is filled with sound absorbing foam insulation.