Bernard Louis Malone, Age 64717 Westview Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76107

2007002, Jan 25, 2007

Jul 22, 2005

11/187232

Stuart Goldman - Scottsdale AZ, US
Richard Krock - Naperville IL, US
Bernard Malone - Little Rock AR, US
Francis O'Brien - Lafayette NJ, US
Karl Rauscher - Emmaus PA, US
George Rittenhouse - Holmdel NJ, US
James Runyon - Wheaton IL, US

H04N 7/16

726026000

A precautionary measure against cell-phone triggered bombs is described that restricts call terminations within a designated security risk area without shutting down the entire network. Embodiments described herein provide for restricting call terminations directed to a designated security risk area that are originated from non-privileged users, i.e., the general public, yet authorizing call terminations directed to the security risk area that are originated from privileged government users (e.g., GETS/WPS users). Call originations are permitted within the security risk area from both privileged and non-privileged users.

2007005, Mar 8, 2007

Sep 6, 2005

11/219786

Stuart Goldman - Scottsdale AZ, US
Richard Krock - Naperville IL, US
Bernard Malone - Little Rock AR, US
Karl Rauscher - Emmaus PA, US
James Runyon - Wheaton IL, US

H04Q 7/20

455432100

The present invention provides a method for assigning an emergency temporary directory number to a roaming mobile unit. A request is received from a mobile unit for an emergency temporary directory number. The communication system determines if the request is a valid request. If the request is a valid request, the communication system grants an emergency temporary directory number for the mobile unit. The communication system then alerts the mobile unit of the emergency temporary directory number.

2007006, Mar 22, 2007

Sep 21, 2005

11/231484

Bernard Malone - Little Rock AR, US

H01Q 1/12

343877000, 343707000

An antenna assembly () includes an antenna () supported near one end of an elongated probe (). The antenna () in one example includes a substantially rigid outer shell () to allow the antenna to withstand a variety of environmental conditions. The elongated probe facilitates moving the antenna () into a variety of locations that are relatively inaccessible such as within piles of debris or other locations where traditional wireless communication systems are not able to detect communication signals.

2007017, Jul 26, 2007

Jan 23, 2006

11/337891

Stuart Goldman - Scottsdale AZ, US
Richard Krock - Naperville IL, US
Bernard Malone - Little Rock AR, US
Karl Rauscher - Emmaus PA, US
James Runyon - Wheaton IL, US

G06Q 99/00
G06Q 10/00
A61B 5/00

705002000, 600300000, 705001000

A method of providing an individual seeking medical attention () access to a remotely located volunteer medical professional () includes: screening the individual () to determine a type of medical attention that is called for; searching through a plurality of volunteer medical professionals having diverse medical qualifications; selecting a volunteer from the search that is suited to provide the type of medical attention that is called for as determined from the screening, the volunteer being selected based upon their medical qualifications; and, establishing a connection over a telecommunications network () between the individual () and the selected volunteer () such that they are able to interactively communicate with one another over the established connection.

2008010, May 1, 2008

Oct 31, 2006

11/590464

Stuart O. Goldman - Scottsdale AZ, US
Richard E. Krock - Naperville IL, US
Bernard L. Malone - Little Rock AR, US
Karl F. Rauscher - Emmaus PA, US
James P. Runyon - Wheaton IL, US

H04M 11/04

379 45

A method of logging call data for failed emergency calls includes: receiving from a calling party an emergency call that is to be routed to a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) () over a telecommunications network (); determining if the received emergency call is connected to the PSAP (); and, if the received emergency call fails to be connected to the PSAP (), then capturing selected call data regarding the failed emergency call and recording the captured call data.

2006000, Jan 12, 2006

Sep 20, 2004

10/944997

Bernard Malone - Little Rock AR, US

H04B 7/15

455404100, 455011100

A wireless communication network operates in an emergency mode . In one example, network components enter an emergency mode . In another example, mobile stations enter an emergency mode . Various disclosed emergency mode features such as having a dedicated emergency channel, using dedicated emergency devices, using mobile stations as repeaters, providing alive user indications and utilizing beacon signals can be combined in different ways to facilitate search and rescue operations, for example.