Allen D Kaplan

US Patent:

6456594, Sep 24, 2002

Filed:

Jul 24, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/624057

Inventors:

Allen D. Kaplan - Miami Beach FL
William F. McCarthy - Erie PA

Assignee:

Connect One, LLP - Miami FL

International Classification:

H04L 1256

US Classification:

370238, 370252, 370401, 370463, 370465, 709241

Abstract:

A communications switching system employing multi-protocol routing optimization which utilizes predetermined and measured parameters in accordance with a set of user priorities in determining the selection of a communications path to be utilized for transmitting a data file to a remote destination. The switching system has a first memory for storing the data file to be transferred, a second memory for storing predetermined parameters such as cost data associated with each of the communications paths, a third memory for storing a set of user priorities regarding the transmission of data files, and means for measuring the value of variable parameters such as file transfer speed associated with each of the communications paths. Processor means are operatively associated with the second and third memories and the variable parameter measuring means for determining which of the plurality of communications paths should be utilized for transferring the data file in accordance with the set of user priorities, the predetermined communications path parameters, and the measured variable parameters. The switching system further comprises input means for allowing a user to change the user priorities in the third memory prior to transmitting a file.

US Patent:

6473404, Oct 29, 2002

Filed:

Sep 20, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/665399

Inventors:

Allen D. Kaplan - Miami Beach FL
William F. McCarthy - Erie PA

Assignee:

Connect One, Inc. - Miami FL

International Classification:

H04L 1256

US Classification:

370238, 370252, 370463, 370465

Abstract:

A telecommunications switching system employing multi-protocol routing optimization which utilizes predetermined and measured parameters in accordance with a set of user priorities in determining the selection of a telecommunications path to be utilized for transmitting a data file to a remote destination. The switching system has a first memory for storing the data file to be transferred, a second memory for storing predetermined parameters such as cost data associated with each of the telecommunications paths, a third memory for storing a set of user priorities regarding the transmission of data files, and means for measuring the value of variable parameters such as file transfer speed associated with each of the telecommunications paths. Processor means are operatively associated with the second and third memories and the variable parameter measuring means for determining which of the plurality of telecommunications paths should be utilized for transferring the data file in accordance with the set of user priorities, the predetermined telecommunications path parameters, and the measured variable parameters. The switching system further comprises input means for allowing a user to change the user priorities in the third memory prior to transmitting a file.

US Patent:

7307956, Dec 11, 2007

Filed:

May 29, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/157611

Inventors:

Allen D. Kaplan - Miami Beach FL, US
William F. McCarthy - Erie PA, US

Assignee:

Connectel, LLC - Miami Beach FL

International Classification:

H04L 12/28

US Classification:

370238, 370252, 370465

Abstract:

A telecommunications switching system employing multi-protocol routing optimization which utilizes predetermined and measured parameters in accordance with a set of user priorities in determining the selection of a telecommunications path to be utilized for transmitting a data file to a remote destination. The switching system has a first memory for storing the data file to be transferred, a second memory for storing predetermined parameters such as cost data associated with each of the telecommunications paths, a third memory for storing a set of user priorities regarding the transmission of data files, and means for measuring the value of variable parameters such as file transfer speed associated with each of the telecommunications paths. Processor means are operatively associated with the second and third memories and the variable parameter measuring means for determining which of the plurality of telecommunications paths should be utilized for transferring the data file in accordance with the set of user priorities, the predetermined telecommunications path parameters, and the measured variable parameters. The switching system further comprises input means for allowing a user to change the user priorities in the third memory prior to transmitting a file.

US Patent:

8400926, Mar 19, 2013

Filed:

Nov 30, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/948746

Inventors:

Allen D. Kaplan - Miami Beach FL, US
William F. McCarthy - Erie PA, US

Assignee:

Patentmarks Portfolio, LLC - Arlington VA

International Classification:

H04L 12/28

US Classification:

370238, 370252, 370465

Abstract:

A telecommunications switching system employing multi-protocol routing optimization which utilizes predetermined and measured parameters in accordance with a set of user priorities in determining the selection of a telecommunications path to be utilized for transmitting a data file to a remote destination. The switching system has a first memory for storing the data file to be transferred, a second memory for storing predetermined parameters such as cost data associated with each of the telecommunications paths, a third memory for storing a set of user priorities regarding the transmission of data files, and means for measuring the value of variable parameters such as file transfer speed associated with each of the telecommunications paths.

US Patent:

61446416, Nov 7, 2000

Filed:

Nov 24, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/198687

Inventors:

Allen D. Kaplan - Miami Beach FL
William F. McCarthy - Erie PA

Assignee:

Kapcom Industries - Miami Beach FL

International Classification:

H04L 1256

US Classification:

370238

Abstract:

A telecommunications switching system employing multi-protocol routing optimization which utilizes predetermined and measured parameters in accordance with a set of user priorities in determining the selection of a telecommunications path to be utilized for transmitting a data file to a remote destination. The switching system has a first memory for storing the data file to be transferred, a second memory for storing predetermined parameters such as cost data associated with each of the telecommunications paths, a third memory for storing a set of user priorities regarding the transmission of data files, and means for measuring the value of variable parameters such as file transfer speed associated with each of the telecommunications paths. Processor means are operatively associated with the second and third memories and the variable parameter measuring means for determining which of the plurality of telecommunications paths should be utilized for transferring the data file in accordance with the set of user priorities, the predetermined telecommunications path parameters, and the measured variable parameters. The switching system further comprises input means for allowing a user to change the user priorities in the third memory prior to transmitting a file.

US Patent:

60163070, Jan 18, 2000

Filed:

Oct 31, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/741130

Inventors:

Allen D. Kaplan - Miami Beach FL
William F. McCarthy - Erie PA

Assignee:

Connect One, Inc. - Miami Beach FL

International Classification:

H04L 1256

US Classification:

370238

Abstract:

A telecommunications switching system employing multi-protocol routing optimization which utilizes predetermined and measured parameters in accordance with a set of user priorities in determining the selection of a telecommunications path to be utilized for transmitting a data file to a remote destination. The switching system has a first memory for storing the data file to be transferred, a second memory for storing predetermined parameters such as cost data associated with each of the telecommunications paths, a third memory for storing a set of user priorities regarding the transmission of data files, and means for measuring the value of variable parameters such as file transfer speed associated with each of the telecommunications paths. Processor means are operatively associated with the second and third memories and the variable parameter measuring means for determining which of the plurality of telecommunications paths should be utilized for transferring the data file in accordance with the set of user priorities, the predetermined telecommunications path parameters, and the measured variable parameters. The switching system further comprises input means for allowing a user to change the user priorities in the third memory prior to transmitting a file.

US Patent:

20160045841, Feb 18, 2016

Filed:

May 15, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/776732

Inventors:

Allen KAPLAN - Miami Beach FL, US
Randall BRADLEY - Ft. Lauderdale FL, US
- Wanchai, Hong Kong, CN

Assignee:

Transtar Group, Ltd. - Wanchai, Hong Kong

International Classification:

B01D 3/06
C10G 57/00
C10G 45/00
C10G 33/00
C10G 7/06
C10G 11/18
C10L 9/10
C10J 3/72
C10G 1/00
C01B 17/027
C01B 17/74
B01J 6/00
B01J 2/00
B01J 19/24
B01D 53/48
B01D 53/62
C22B 9/00
F27B 17/00
C02F 1/00
C22B 7/00
B29B 17/00
B22F 3/10
B22F 9/00
C22B 21/00
C22B 15/00
C22B 13/00
H01M 8/00
H01M 10/54
H02K 55/02
H02K 7/09
B02C 23/00
B03C 1/00
C10G 7/00

Abstract:

Eco-friendly systems, methods and processes/processing (EFSMP) or an integrated Matrix encompasses stand-alone and/or interconnected modules for completely self-sustained, closed-loop, emission-free processing of multiple source feedstock that can include pretreatment, with poisoning materials isolated during pretreatment being further recycled to provide useful materials such as, for example, separated metals, carbon and fullerenes for production of nano materials, sulfur, water, sulfuric acid, gas, heat and carbon dioxide for energy production, and production of refined petroleum, at a highly-reduced cost over the best state-of-the-art refining methods/systems that meets new emissions standards as well as optimizes production output with new ultra-speed cycle times. By-products from the petroleum refining process which were previously discarded also now are recycled as renewable sources of energy (water, waste oil and rubber/coal derived pyrolyic (pyrolysis) oil, carbon gases and process gases), or recyclable resources, such as metals and precious metals, oxides, minerals, etc., can be obtained.

Author:

Allen P. Kaplan

ISBN #:

0443082480

Author:

Allen P. Kaplan

ISBN #:

0721649742

Author:

Allen P. Kaplan

ISBN #:

0824753151