Brian P Campbell

6839750, Jan 4, 2005

Mar 3, 2001

09/798571

Andreas L. Bauer - Maynard MA, US
Russell R. Laporte - Webster MA, US
Richard J. Nordin - Worcester MA, US
Brian G. Campbell - Holden MA, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

G06F 1540

709223, 707103 R, 707103, 709218, 709252

There is disclosed a system, method, apparatus and computer program product for managing a storage system including a SAN within a computer network. The storage system can be managed in object-oriented computer language. Object trees of each component in the storage system or SAN are obtained and combined on each storage processor in the storage system. The user interface (UI) can therefore select one storage processor within the storage system, and request such combined object tree information for the entire storage system or SAN from only that singular storage processor on which such combined information is stored. This eliminates a severe computational drain on the UI, which otherwise would be required to make these object tree combinations, and further allows a single point of storage management contact between UI and storage system or SAN by way of that singular storage or portal processor. Commands from the UI destined for any node within the storage system or SAN are thus always addressed to that same single point of contact or portal processor allowing for ease of use and other advantages.

7124179, Oct 17, 2006

Oct 13, 2004

10/964090

Andreas L. Bauer - Maynard MA, US
Russell R. Laporte - Webster MA, US
Richard J. Nordin - Worcester MA, US
Brian G. Campbell - Holden MA, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

G06F 15/40

709223, 707103 R, 707103, 709218, 709252

There is disclosed a system, method, apparatus and computer program product for managing a storage system including a SAN within a computer network. The storage system can be managed in object-oriented computer language. Object trees of each component in the storage system or SAN are obtained and combined on each storage processor in the storage system. The user interface (UI) can therefore select one storage processor within the storage system, and request such combined object tree information for the entire storage system or SAN from only that singular storage processor on which such combined information is stored. This eliminates a severe computational drain on the UI, which otherwise would be required to make these object tree combinations, and further allows a single point of storage management contact between UI and storage system or SAN by way of that singular storage or portal processor. Commands from the UI destined for any node within the storage system or SAN are thus always addressed to that same single point of contact or portal processor allowing for ease of use and other advantages.

7465730, Dec 16, 2008

Jul 8, 2003

10/520962

Naomi Burke Anker - Boston MA, US
Jeannie M. Arruda - San Diego CA, US
Brian Thomas Campbell - San Diego CA, US
Benito Munoz - San Diego CA, US
Petpiboon Prasit - San Diego CA, US
Brian A. Stearns - San Diego CA, US
Tao Hu - San Diego CA, US

Merck & Co. Inc. - Rahway NJ

A01N 43/58
A61K 31/5025
C07D 487/06

514252, 544236

6H-pyrrolo[3,4-d]pyridazine compounds and methods of their use of as ligands of voltage gated calcium channels (VGCC), useful in the treatment of neuropathic pain, and psychiatric and mood disorders such as, for example, schizophrenia, anxiety, depression, panic, and bipolar disorder, as well as in the treatment of pain, Parkinson's disease, cognitive dysfunction, epilepsy, circadian rhythm disorders, drug addiction, drug abuse, drug withdrawal and other.

7715378, May 11, 2010

Jan 5, 2006

11/325914

Michael Daigle - Framingham MA, US
Gregory Robidoux - Westborough MA, US
Armen Avakian - Natick MA, US
Brian K. Campbell - Cedar Park TX, US
Adam Peltz - Waltham MA, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

H04L 12/26

370386, 370217, 370229, 714 17, 714748

A data transmission system includes a first data transmission device for receiving commands from a host; a second data transmission device for transmitting commands to a memory device; and a crossbar device for receiving commands from the first data transmission device over a first link and transmitting the commands to the second data transmission device over a second link. The crossbar device includes status logic to detect a command transmission error on the first link from the first data transmission device and transmits a retry command to prompt the first data transmission device to retry the transmission of the command over the first link. The second data transmission device reports a transmission error on the second link to the status logic of the crossbar device and the status logic of the crossbar device transmits the retry command to prompt the first data transmission device to retry the transmission of the command over the first link.

7954034, May 31, 2011

Sep 30, 2005

11/241167

Clayton A. Curry - Framingham MA, US
Brian K. Campbell - Cedar Park TX, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

H03M 13/00

714758

A method of protecting data during transmission from an ECC protection scheme to a parity protection scheme, including reading a data word and an associated ECC from an upstream device; generating parity for the data word; generating a new ECC from the data word; computing a syndrome of the associated ECC and the new ECC; determining, based on the syndrome, if an error is present in the data word or the associated ECC; correcting a correctable error in the data word; correcting the parity for the data word; and transmitting the corrected data word and the corrected parity for the data word to a downstream device.

20050217595, Oct 6, 2005

Feb 27, 2004

10/788513

Brian Campbell - Beverly MA, US

A01K029/00

119174000

An apparatus and method of reminding a person that routine pet care has been completed or need needs to be completed. More particularly the invention relates to a manner in which to provide a reminder to someone that pet care has been accomplished or needs to be accomplished more effectively and efficiently than in the past. The apparatus includes among its essential elements a slender display board having a front face and a rear face; a display graphic being permanently affixed to at least the front face of the display board; a hanger being at least attached to the rear face of the display board wherein the hanger can be used to attach the display board to a substantially vertical surface; a graphic instrument used to deposit erasable marks to at least the front face of the display board; a graphic instrument receptacle attached to the display board wherein the graphic instrument can be removably attached; an eraser element wherein the eraser eradicates the erasable marks deposited by the graphic instrument; and, a plurality of shaped display members having at least a first side and a second side wherein the second side is adapted to be removably affixed to the display board's front face, wherein the shaped members are removably affixed in a position on the display board, each shaped display member able to be removably affixed in any position on the board a plurality of times.