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United Services Automobile Association (usaa)

Christopher C Campbell

Jeffrey Walton Easley

Brian Christopher Hawes

Phillip E Marks

Katrina Marie Zell

Douglas A Johnson

David Morley

Julia Yilan Kennedy

Paul Christopher Blanchard

Lawrence Paul McDermott, Jr

Eric Jason Grenet

A method and system of providing users with dynamic content about a specific task during access of an application based on previous in-app activity by the app's community of users for the task. The system identifies experienced user activity that represents an efficient performance of the task. The activity is stored in a repository for use by a dynamic content generation module. When subsequent users appear to need assistance in performing the task, the system can present content that is based on the more experienced users' activity. As additional data is collected, this content can be updated.

System and method for dynamic context sensitive guidance

A multi-layered adhesive label suitable for processing through a laser printer includes a substantially tear resistant layer with a printable layer permanently adhered to one side of the tear resistant layer. An adhesive layer is permanently adhered to the other side of the tear resistant layer. The label can comprise two discrete portions. Each label portion can have a permanent adhesive layer or a non-permanent adhesive layer. Thus, one label portion can be removably adhered to a receiving surface while the other portion is permanently adhered to the same receiving surface.

Multi-layered dual adhesive label

A multipurpose combination label and tag system adapted for use in shipping products stored within a tanker. The system includes a release liner, at least one unperforated tag, and at least one unperforated label. The tag has a front side and a back side. Printed matter may be deposited on the front side of the tag using an ink. An insubstantial adhesive area is disposed on the back side of the tag, bonding the tag temporarily to the release liner. A hole in the tag allows the tag to be affixed to a product tanker. The label also has a front side and a back side. Printed matter may be deposited on the front side of the label using an ink. An adhesive area is disposed on the back side of the label, bonding the label to the release liner and substantially permanently to a sample container upon application of the label to the sample container. The tag is particularly suited for use in a laser printer.

Multi-purpose combination tag and label system

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Narberth, PA, United States of America

Christopher C Campbell