Southern Wine & Spirits Aug 2003 - Aug 2018
Sales, Marketing and Finance
Four Blue Palms, Inc Aug 2003 - Aug 2018
Vice President of Sales
Glazer's Distributors Sep 2012 - Jun 2016
Regional Sales Director
Glazer's Distributors Sep 2010 - Sep 2012
Division Manager Dmh
Glazer's Distributors Jul 2007 - Sep 2011
District Manager
Education:
Park University 2015
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Marketing, Management, Business, Business Marketing
The University of Texas at Austin 1998 - 2000
Skills:
Sales Key Account Development Sales Management Market Planning Wine Tasting Wine Sales Operations Pricing Trade Marketing Key Account Management Account Management National Accounts Brand Management Sales Presentations Direct Sales Beer
Dr. Masters graduated from the East Carolina University Brody School Medicine in 1995. He works in Granite Falls, NC and specializes in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.
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Processor Bus Bridge Security Feature For Network Processors Or The Like
Richard J. Byrne - Hillsborough NJ, US David S. Masters - Schnecksville PA, US
Assignee:
LSI Corporation - Milpitas CA
International Classification:
G06F 13/26 G06F 13/40
US Classification:
710306, 710311
Abstract:
Described embodiments provide a system having a bridge for communicating information between two processor buses. The bridge receives a command from a first bus, the command having an identification field and an address field. As the command is entered into a buffer in the bridge, the address field is checked against one or more addresses. If there is a match, then control bits are checked to see if the command will be allowed or not depending on the identification field value. If the command is not transferred to the second bus, a flag is set in the buffer, and an error message is returned to the first bus, and an interrupt may be generated. The control bits allow commands access to specific addresses on the second bus or deny the access depending on the command identification field. Bit-wise masking provides a range of values for identification and address field matching.
Transaction Performance Monitoring In A Processor Bus Bridge
Richard J. Byrne - Hillsborough NJ, US David S. Masters - Schnecksville PA, US Steven J. Pollock - Allentown PA, US Michael R. Betker - Orefield PA, US
Assignee:
LSI Corporation - Milpitas CA
International Classification:
G06F 13/36
US Classification:
710306, 709230
Abstract:
Described embodiments provide a system having a bridge for connecting two different processor buses. A process monitor within the bridge allows for measuring latency of commands issued on a first bus, passing through the bridge, and executed by clients coupled to the second bus. By using identification fields associated with the command, measuring the latency of each command begins with matching the identification field of the command to an integer. As the bridge passes acknowledgements back to the first bus, the monitoring of the command is stopped when an identification field associated with an acknowledgement matches the identification field of the command being monitored. Data collected include the minimum, maximum, total latency, and the number of commands monitored. From this data, the average latency can be easily calculated.
Non-Blocking Processor Bus Bridge For Network Processors Or The Like
Richard J. Byrne - Hillsborough NJ, US David S. Masters - Schnecksville PA, US
International Classification:
G06F 13/36 G06F 13/362
US Classification:
710113, 710310
Abstract:
Described embodiments provide a system having a bridge for connecting two different processor buses. The bridge receives a request from a first bus, the request having an identification field having a value. The request is then entered into one of a plurality of buffers having requests therein with the same identification field values. Which buffer receives the request may be based on a variety of techniques, such as random, least recently used, most full, prioritized, or sequential. Next, the buffered request is transmitted over a second bus. A response to the request is eventually received from the second bus, the response is transmitted over the first bus, and the request is then removed from the buffer. By entering the received request to the buffer with request with the same identification value, there is a reduced possibility of head-of-line request blocking when compared to a single buffer implementation.
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