John W Gee

US Patent:

59073225, May 25, 1999

Filed:

Oct 16, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/731525

Inventors:

Gregory H. Kelly - San Francisco CA
Kenneth Y. Goldberg - San Francisco CA
John S. Gee - Auburn CA
Philip D. Levinson - Los Altos Hills CA
Scott Fullam - Mountain View CA

Assignee:

Catch TV Acquisition Corp. - Burlingame CA

International Classification:

H04N 716

US Classification:

345327

Abstract:

A system for bookmarking viewer selected TV broadcast events and displaying a set of associated internet locations or website hotlinks, comprising the selection of a set of broadcast events using a remote control, and storing a set of event-identifier data associated with the set of selected broadcast events in an activity table, and then generating a set of associated internet locations or website hotlinks by comparing the set of event identifiers with a database of TV schedules, events and company information. The generated set of associated internet locations or website hotlinks can then be used by viewer for access to and display of the selected internet locations associated with the set of selected broadcast events.

US Patent:

41856520, Jan 29, 1980

Filed:

Oct 31, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/846723

Inventors:

Howard Zintz - Walnut Creek CA
Richard C. Fisher - Walnut Creek CA
John F. Gee - Oakland CA

Assignee:

NL Industries, Inc. - Hightstown NJ

International Classification:

E21B 4301

US Classification:

137 81

Abstract:

A subaqueous sequence valve mechanism includes one or more main valves each adapted to be disposed in the water below the surface thereof. A first expansible chamber hydraulic actuator on the main valve operates that valve and also operates a second expansible chamber device against a spring. A hydraulic pressure line or lead from a controlled source above the surface is joined to and controls the submerged actuator. The second expansible chamber is connected in sequence through a throttle valve and a pressure relief valve to one side of a movable barrier in a hydraulic accumulator. On the other side of the movable barrier the accumulator is open to the water. There is also a return, one way flow valve shunting the pressure relief valve. The accumulator is hydraulically protected by a spring loaded check valve discharging into the water.