Donald Steven Massaro, 36Bend, OR

7984175, Jul 19, 2011

Mar 30, 2004

10/815240

Erik de la Iglesia - Mountain View CA, US
Rick Lowe - Menlo Park CA, US
Ratinder Paul Singh Ahuja - Saratoga CA, US
William Deninger - Mountain View CA, US
Samuel King - Los Gatos CA, US
Ashish Khasgiwala - Cupertino CA, US
Donald J. Massaro - Atherton CA, US

McAfee, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F 15/16
G06F 15/173
G06F 11/00

709231, 709224, 726 22

Content leaving a local network can be captured and indexed so that queries can be performed on the captured data. In one embodiment, the present invention comprises an apparatus that connects to a network. In one embodiment, this apparatus includes a network interface module to connect the apparatus to a network, a packet capture module to intercept packets being transmitted on the network, an object assembly module to reconstruct objects being transmitted on the network from the intercepted packets, an object classification module to determine the content in the reconstructed objects, and an object store module to store the objects. This apparatus can also have a user interface to enable a user to search objects stored in the object store module.

2005013, Jun 16, 2005

Mar 31, 2004

10/816422

Ratinder Paul Ahuja - Saratoga CA, US
Kim Getgen - San Francisco CA, US
Donald Massaro - Atherton CA, US
Shaun Coleman - Saratoga CA, US
Ashish Khasgiwala - Cupertino CA, US

G06F017/30

707003000

In one embodiment, objects captured over a network can be queried using a graphical user interface. In one embodiment, the graphical user interface (GUI) includes a search editor to enable a user to author and edit a search that mines objects captured by a capture system. In one embodiment, the graphical user also includes a capture rule editor a to enable a user to author and edit a capture rule used by the capture system to intercept objects transmitted over a network.

5103721, Apr 14, 1992

Sep 20, 1990

7/585601

Albert S. Chou - Monte Sereno CA
Donald J. Massaro - Atherton CA
Frank M. Balbas - San Jose CA

Sjoberg Industries, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

B30B 902
B30B 932

100 37

A household recycling appliance for recycling aluminum cans. The appliance has a housing containing a vertical crushing chamber with a frontal opening into which an empty aluminum can is to be inserted. The bottom plate of the crushing chamber, serving as a plunger or piston, is advanced upwardly by a motor and bell crank assembly to crush the can against the fixed top plate. As the bottom plate recedes, a spring-operated lever ejects the crushed can rearwardly via a conduit into a can storage receptacle which is sized to hold a selective number of crushed cans. Any residual fluid draining from the crushed can is collected in a fluid storage receptacle located below the can storage receptacle. The can and fluid storage receptacles are removable for transferring the crushed cans and disposing of the fluids.

D245125, Jul 19, 1977

Jun 1, 1976

5/691406

Albert S. Chou - Monte Sereno CA
Donald J. Massaro - Los Gatos CA
Harold C. Medley - Los Gatos CA

D1499

D14 10

D338900, Aug 31, 1993

Oct 28, 1991

7/784036

Frank M. Balbas - San Jose CA
Donald J. Massaro - Atherton CA
Lawrence Lam - Cupertino CA

Sjoberg Industries, Inc. - Mountain View CA

D15123

D327278, Jun 23, 1992

Sep 20, 1990

7/586018

Lawrence Lam - Cupertino CA
Frank M. Balbas - San Jose CA
Donald J. Massaro - Atherton CA
Michael J. Nuttall - Palo Alto CA

Sjoberg Industries, Inc. - Mountain View CA

D15123

D336478, Jun 15, 1993

Oct 28, 1991

7/784013

Frank M. Balbas - San Jose CA
Donald J. Massaro - Atherton CA
Lawrence Lam - Cupertino CA

Sjoberg Industries, Inc. - Mountain View CA

D15123

5205318, Apr 27, 1993

Jul 21, 1992

7/917509

Donald J. Massaro - Atherton CA
Herbert E. Thompson - Los Gatos CA

Sjoberg Industries, Inc. - Mountain View CA

F16K 4900

137337

Recirculation hot water system including a fluid delivery system used to supply potable water throughout a home or other facility, having a hot water supply pipe, a cold water supply/return pipe, a hot water heater, a pump, a manifold, a control system, a hot water and cold water faucet or valve, and a demand site (typically a sink or wash basin). The manifold further includes a thermostatic actuator and a check valve. The control means further includes a sending unit, installed in close proximity to the demand site, and a receiving unit, installed in close proximity to the heater. Command signals are transferred, from the sending unit to the receiving unit, via modulated signals that pass through the AC power lines that are used to distribute power throughout the home or facility. The main potable water supply is bifurcated into the hot water and cold water supply pipes with the heater installed in the hot water supply pipe upstream of the manifold, and the pump installed between the heater and the manifold and in close proximity to the heater. The hot and cold water supply pipes are in fluid communication with separate inlets to the manifold.