Henry S Miller

US Patent:

20120233464, Sep 13, 2012

Filed:

Mar 12, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/417883

Inventors:

Henry S. Miller - Columbus OH, US
Michael R. Fleet - Columbus OH, US
Brian J. Celenza - Loveland OH, US
Daniel Shust - Painesville OH, US

Assignee:

RESOURCE INTERACTIVE, LLC - Columbus OH

International Classification:

G06F 21/00
H04L 9/28

US Classification:

713168, 726 26

Abstract:

The innovation includes systems and methods of facilitating electronic commerce (e-commerce) via a proxy service. Such a method can include the acts of receiving a hypertext transfer protocol with secure socket layer (HTTPS) request from a client application and translating the HTTPS request to a format appropriate for an e-commerce web application. Additionally, such a method can include the steps of sending the translated request to the e-commerce web application via HTTPS and receiving a response based at least in part on the translated HTTPS request. The method can also include the acts of translating the HTTPS response to a format appropriate for the client application and sending the translated response to the client application via HTTPS. Secure information can be encrypted and stored at the client application separately from the encryption key, which can be stored by the proxy service.

US Patent:

62156535, Apr 10, 2001

Filed:

Jul 15, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/354186

Inventors:

H. Stephen Cochran - Westerville OH
Henry G. Miller - Whitehall OH

Assignee:

AEP Resources Services Company

International Classification:

H02B 100
H02B 500

US Classification:

361602

Abstract:

A modular electrical substation for erection at a prepared site has a horizontal steel base formed of interconnected longitudinal and transverse beams and is set on the prepared site. An open top oil containment pan is centrally supported on the base and receives an electrical transformer therein. A pair of vertically extending frameworks formed of steel columns and connecting cross members are mounted on opposite ends of the base. One or more bays of circuit breakers and disconnect switches are supported on the base and frameworks. Incoming and outgoing conductors are dead ended on one or both of the frameworks which are connected by guy wires extending therebetween to distribute the conductor tension among the two frameworks. The central location of the transformer maintains the base in position on the prepared site avoiding the need for additional anchoring and/or foundations enabling the substation to be removable and reusable.