Katherine E Wilson

US Patent:

RE308609, Feb 2, 1982

Filed:

Mar 2, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/663196

Inventors:

Ronald Swidler - Palo Alto CA
Katherine W. Wilson - San Diego CA

Assignee:

Cotton, Incorporated - New York NY

International Classification:

D06M 1312

US Classification:

81164

Abstract:

The dimensional stability, crease retention, wrinkle resistance and smooth drying characteristics of a cellulose fiber-containing material such as a cotton fabric are improved by impregnating the material with an aqueous formaldehyde phase and curing the formaldehyde-containing material at high temperature in the presence of catalyst-forming sulfur dioxide while governing the amount of water in the system to provide a self-limiting reaction system, water being the limiting factor in the reaction by which an acid curing catalyst is formed from formaldehyde, sulfur dioxide and water. The aqueous formaldehyde phase may be applied to the material as such, or it may be formed in the material by exposing the latter in a humidified state to formaldehyde vapor. Sulfur dioxide may be introduced into the system either in the course of the aqueous impregnation step or in the curing step.

US Patent:

20160132884, May 12, 2016

Filed:

Jan 14, 2016

Appl. No.:

14/996185

Inventors:

- San Jose CA, US
Peter Amalraj - San Jose CA, US
Mamta Narain - Fremont CA, US
Katherine Wilson - Campbell CA, US
Daniel Schatt - San Mateo CA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 20/40
G06Q 20/10

Abstract:

A payment provider uses bank rails to enable a bank customer to send real-time payments through the bank site by simply entering a recipient identifier, such as an email address or mobile number. The bank has an account with the payment provider. Thus, when the customer sends a payment through the bank, the payment provider transmits the payment to the recipient through the bank's payment provider account. The bank debits the amount from the user's bank account or from a third party, in which case the bank makes a payment to the third party. The sender does not have to have an account with the payment provider, just an account with the bank.