SOFTWARE APPLICATION USE AS

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BODYGUARD Intrinsic Value 315 Deaderick Street Suite 1100 Nashville TN 37238 Software application for use as a mutually interactive enterprise security system in the field of public safety, networking, communication, and security, namely, the mutual interaction between law enforcement, firefighters, military, Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), and paramedics and users to identify, track, and solve crimes and emergencies, and track response times and locations for these crimes and emergencies; computer application software for mobile phones, portable media players, and desktop and handheld computers or tablets, namely, software for use as a dispatch and reporting network for the public to alert law enforcement, firefighters, military, EMTs, and paramedics of potential or ongoing crimes and emergencies, including life-threatening and other medical emergencies, and for law enforcement, firefighters, military, EMTs, and paramedics to respond accordingly and keep track of said crimes and emergencies in real-time; computer application software for handheld computers or tablets, namely, software for use as an alarm-based security system mounted in a home, business, airport, factory, government facility, school, hotel, or other structure, to alert law enforcement, firefighters, military, EMTs, and paramedics of potential or ongoing crimes and emergencies, including life-threatening and other medical emergencies, and for law enforcement, firefighters, military, EMTs, and paramedics to respond accordingly;
HOPLON INTRINSIC VALUE 624 Westview Avenue Nashville TN 37205 Software application for use as a mutually interactive enterprise security system in the field of public safety, networking, communication, and security, namely, software for use to facilitate mutual interaction between and among law enforcement, firefighters, military, Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), paramedics, and the public to identify, track, and solve crimes, emergencies, and public issues; computer application software for mobile phones, portable media players, and desktop and handheld computers or tablets, namely, software for use as a dispatch and reporting network for the public to identify and alert law enforcement, firefighters, military, EMTs, and paramedics of potential or ongoing crimes, public issues, and emergencies, including life-threatening and other medical emergencies, and for law enforcement, firefighters, military, EMTs, and paramedics to respond accordingly and keep track of said crimes, public issues, and emergencies in real-time; computer application software for a mobile application for handheld computers or tablets, namely, software that communicates with an alarm- based security system in a home, business, airport, factory, government facility, school, hotel, or other structure, to send alerts to law enforcement, firefighters, military, EMTs, and paramedics of potential or ongoing crimes, public issues, and emergencies, including life- threatening and other medical emergencies, and for law enforcement, firefighters, military, EMTs, and paramedics to respond accordingly and keep track of said crimes, public issues, and emergencies in real-time, excluding hardware components of the alarm-based security system;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system and method for executing a rental software program in a distributed computing environment is provided. The system enables the streaming of software applications to the client computer. It also enables the system calls of the software application to be intercepted and analyzed in order to determine when one or more optional files are needed. The system also suspends the operation of the software application during retrieval of the optional files from the server so that the software application does not crash and then restarts the software application once the optional files are retrieved. The system also protects the software application and its optional files from unwanted copying in that the system may remove all of the files from the client computer once the rental of the software application has been completed. Finally, the system also enables a software vendor to easily and quickly upload a new software application to the server so that client computers may rent the software application.