Judy Johnson

Foot-Covering Component Of A Stocking Foot Wader Including Gravel Guard And Method For Manufacturing

Application

#7328459 Feb 12, 2008

Filed

Mar 26, 2006

Inventor

Kenneth C. Walsh (Bozeman, MT) · Mary Anthony (Bozeman, MT) · Judy Johnson (Bozeman, MT) · Matt Bentle (Belgrade, MT) · Donna Vincent (Bozeman, MT) · Dwayne Oliverson (Belgrade, MT)

Appl. No.

11/277505

Assignee

Simms Fishing Products LLC (Bozeman, MT)

International Classification

A41D 13/05

U.S. Classification

2 23, 2 82

Abstract

Methods for easily manufacturing a foot-covering component of a stocking foot wader including an effective gravel guard, and a foot-covering component including a gravel guard manufactured by such methods are disclosed. Preferably, the gravel guard is connected to the exterior surface of the leg-covering member and below the interior connection between the foot-covering member and the leg-covering member to provide a substantially watertight connection between the foot-covering member and the leg-covering member.

Per-Rank Channel Marking In A Memory System

Application

#2014010 Apr 10, 2014

Filed

Dec 11, 2013

Inventor

Patrick J. Meaney (Poughkeepsie, NY) · Judy S. Johnson (Poughkeepsie, NY)

Appl. No.

14/102568

Assignee

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CORPORATION (Armonk, NY)

International Classification

G06F 11/08

U.S. Classification

714 15

Abstract

Channel marking is provided in a memory system that includes a memory channel with a plurality of memory devices. The memory devices are arranged into a first group of memory devices and a second group of memory devices. The memory system is configured to perform a method that includes determining that more than a threshold number of memory devices in the first group are failing. An error correction code (ECC) is configured to compensate for errors associated with memory devices in the first group on the memory channel and to perform error correction on errors associated with memory devices in the second group on the memory channel.

Hierarchical Channel Marking In A Memory System

Application

#2013019 Jul 25, 2013

Filed

Jan 19, 2012

Inventor

Patrick J. Meaney (Poughkeepsie, NY) · Eldee Stephens (Waterbury, CT) · Judy S. Johnson (Poughkeepsie, NY)

Appl. No.

13/353925

Assignee

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CORPORATION (Armonk, NY)

International Classification

H03M 13/00

U.S. Classification

714758, 714763

Abstract

Channel marking is provided in a memory system that includes a first memory channel, a second memory channel, and error correction code (ECC) logic. The memory system is configured to perform a method that includes receiving a request to apply a first channel mark to the first memory channel and determining a priority level of the first channel mark. A request is received to apply a second channel mark to the second memory channel, and a priority level of the second mark is determined. It is determined that the priority level of the first channel mark is higher than the priority level of the second channel mark. The first channel mark is supplied to the ECC logic while blocking the second channel mark from the ECC logic.

Internet User-Accessible Database

Application

#2008001 Jan 17, 2008

Filed

Jul 12, 2007

Inventor

Robin Hillary (Temecula, CA) · Michelle McCarthy (Temecula, CA) · Judy Johnson (San Clemente, CA) · Kenton Mullins (Irvine, CA)

Appl. No.

11/827797

Assignee

Robin Hillary (Temecula, CA) · Michelle McCarthy (Temecula, CA) · Judy Johnson (San Clemente, CA) · Kenton Mullins (Irvine, CA)

International Classification

G06F 15/173

U.S. Classification

709224000

Abstract

A web application for public use and market sample groups includes a record creator for generating user demographic profiles, and allows users to critique entertainment pieces by way of Rubrics. Each Rubric relating to a given entertainment piece and presents grading elements to a user pertaining to the entertainment piece. Each element presents a choice of one or more statements to grade against. The completed Rubrics produce numeric scores that are attached to entertainment pieces along with user demographics from the profiles for quantification of the entertainment pieces' overall value based upon selectable demographic parameters.

Claim

1.

Foot-Covering Component Of A Stocking Foot Wader Including Gravel Guard And Method For Manufacturing

Application

#7073203 Jul 11, 2006

Filed

Aug 8, 2003

Inventor

Kenneth C. Walsh (Bozeman, MT) · Mary Anthony (Bozeman, MT) · Judy Johnson (Bozeman, MT) · Matt Bentle (Belgrade, MT) · Donna Vincent (Bozeman, MT) · Dwayne Oliverson (Belgrade, MT)

Appl. No.

10/637264

Assignee

Simms Fishing Products Corporation (Bozeman, MT)

International Classification

A41D 13/05

U.S. Classification

2 23

Abstract

Methods for easily manufacturing a foot-covering component of a stocking foot wader including an effective gravel guard, and a foot-covering component including a gravel guard manufactured by such methods are disclosed. Preferably, the gravel guard is connected to the exterior surface of the leg-covering member and below the interior connection between the foot-covering member and the leg-covering member to provide a substantially watertight connection between the foot-covering member and the leg-covering member.

Dynamic Graduated Memory Device Protection In Redundant Array Of Independent Memory (Raim) Systems

Application

#2014010 Apr 10, 2014

Filed

Dec 11, 2013

Inventor

William J. Clarke (Poughkeepsie, NY) · Eldee Stephens (Waterbury, CT) · Judy S. Johnson (Poughkeepsie, NY)

Appl. No.

14/102579

Assignee

International Business Machines Corporation (Armonk, NY)

International Classification

G06F 11/10

U.S. Classification

714770, 714763

Abstract

Dynamic graduated memory device protection in redundant array of independent memory (RAIM) systems that include a plurality of memory devices is provided. A first severity level of a first failing memory device in the plurality of memory devices is determined. The first failing memory device is associated with an identifier used to communicate a location of the first failing memory device to an error correction code (ECC). A second severity level of a second failing memory device in the plurality of memory devices is determined. It is determined that the second severity level is higher than the first severity level. The identifier from the first failing memory device is removed based on determining that the second severity level is higher than the first severity level. The identifier is applied to the second failing memory device based on determining that the second severity level is higher than the first severity level.