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Gilbert C Vandling

from Endicott, NY
Age ~64
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Also known as:
Gilbert Just Vandling, Gilbert A Vandling
Phone and address:
114 Skye Island Dr, Endicott, NY 13760
(607) 785-7949
Related to:
Joy VandlingSallie G, 63Sallie VandlingSallie Vandling, 62
Connected to:
James M Vandling, 34William H Vandling, 82Stacey M Vando, 51Rachael R Vandomelen, 27Thomas W Vandomelen, 58Carl J Vandommelen, 99Mary E Vandongen, 96Alicia Vandoren, 36Carol A Vandoren, 63David N Vandoren, 71

Gilbert Vandling Phones & Addresses

  • 114 Skye Island Dr, Endicott, NY 13760 (607) 785-7949
  • 114 Skye Island Dr, Endicott, NY 13760

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Warehouse Associate

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Location:
Endicott, NY
Industry:
Furniture
Work:
Travelcenters of America Sep 2014 - Jul 2015
Fuel Desk
Sleepworld Sep 2014 - Jul 2015
Warehouse Associate
Manley's Mighty Mart Jan 2009 - Oct 2012
Convenience Store Clerk
Education:
Suny Broome Community College 2006 - 2011
Skills:
Customer Service
Cashiering
Microsoft Office
Computer Proficiency
Multi Line Phone
Floor Cleaning
Janitorial Services
Furniture Assembly
Cooking
Telephone Reception
Retail
Sales
Warehousing
Inventory
Microsoft Excel
Powerpoint
Customer Satisfaction
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Engineer

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Location:
Endicott, NY
Work:
Ibm
Engineer

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Methods And Apparatus For Transforming Sequential Logic Designs Into Equivalent Combinational Logic

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US Patent:
20050125753, Jun 9, 2005
Filed:
Dec 8, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/731566
Inventors:
Gilbert Vandling - Endicott NY, US
International Classification:
G06F017/50
US Classification:
716005000, 716003000, 703016000
Abstract:
Disclosed are novel methods and apparatus for transforming sequential logic designs into equivalent combinational logic. In an embodiment of the present invention, a design method for transforming sequential logic designs into equivalent combinational logic is disclosed. The design method includes: simulating each stage of a clocking sequence to produce simulation values; saving the simulation values; and performing a plurality of backward logic traces based on the saved simulation values to provide an equivalent combinational logic representation of a sequential logic design.

Priority Broadcast And Multi-Cast For Unbuffered Multi-Stage Networks

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US Patent:
56804024, Oct 21, 1997
Filed:
Oct 5, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/318578
Inventors:
Howard Thomas Olnowich - Endwell NY
Thomas Norman Barker - Vestal NY
Peter Michael Kogge - Endicott NY
Gilbert Clyde Vandling - Endicott NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H04Q 1104
US Classification:
370498
Abstract:
A dual priority switching apparatus for making input port to output port connections on a requested basis quickly and dynamically, in a standard mode from any one of the input ports to a fixed number of subsets of multiple output ports simultaneously, or in a broadcast mode from any one of the input ports to all output ports simultaneously. The apparatus permits multiple broadcasts to be queued at the individual switching apparatus which resolves the broadcast contention on a synchronous priority driven basis that permits one broadcast to follow the other at the earliest possible moment and the quickest possible speed. The apparatus permits multiple multi-cast operations to occur simultaneously within the network. The multi-cast function permits subsets of nodes assigned to the same tasks to communicate among themselves without involving other nodes that are not in its own subset. Hardware circuitry detects and corrects deadlock conditions in the multi-stage network.

Asynchronous Tmr Processing System

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US Patent:
53394046, Aug 16, 1994
Filed:
May 28, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/706497
Inventors:
Gilbert C. Vandling - Endicott NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:
G06F 1108
US Classification:
395575
Abstract:
A triple modular redundancy computing system including three asynchronously connected processing elements, each having its own memory, a plurality of arbiters cross connecting processor elements for enforcing synchronization for tasks and for voting arbitration on output and without voting for inputs.

Dual Priority Switching Apparatus For Simplex Networks

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US Patent:
54447054, Aug 22, 1995
Filed:
Nov 27, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/800652
Inventors:
Howard T. Olnowich - Endwell NY
Thomas N. Barker - Vestal NY
Peter M. Kogge - Endicott NY
Gilbert C. Vandling - Endicott NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corp. - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H04J 302
US Classification:
370 856
Abstract:
A high priority path is added to the normal low priority path through a multi-stage switching network. The high priority path is established at the quickest possible speed because the high priority command is stored at the switch stage involved and made on a priority basis as soon as an output port becomes available. In addition, a positive feedback is given to the node establishing the connection immediately upon the making of the connection so that it may proceed at the earliest possible moment. The high priority path is capable of processing multiple high priority pending requests, and resolving the high priority contention using a snapshot register which implements a rotating priority such that no one requesting device can ever be locked out or experience data starvation. A dual priority switching apparatus with input port connections to output port connections uses as asynchronous means to resolve contention under low priority and the absence of blockage conditions, and switches automatically to a priority driven synchronous means of resolving contention. The protocol requires several parallel data lines plus four control lines so that the switching apparatus can be used for networks having a plurality of nodes, each node having a plurality of input and output ports, with a multiplexer control circuit for each output port for connecting any of I inputs to any of Z outputs, where I and Z can assume any unique value greater or equal to two.
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