The Rogosin Institute

Sears Brands, LLC

Blue Ribbon Bags, LLC

Sepsicure, LLC

Daniel M Levine

Thomas S Parker

Albert L Rubin

Bruce R Gordon

Stuart D Saal

James Yu

Daniel S Grimm

Robert Mills

Sanjana Swamy

Karen S Holtman

Arnold S Eroles

Jim Huppert

Shailesh Prakash

Peter M Kelly

Don Yahalom

Sanford R Simon

Gabriel Menkin

Richard P Alden

The present disclosure provides a process for a passenger to receive remuneration for baggage or luggage that is lost by an airline notwithstanding the contents of the baggage. The process charges a predetermined amount of coverage on a leg of an airline flight for the baggage notwithstanding the contents of the baggage, obtains information via any type of electronic medium from the airline and creates a physical receipt so that the amount of coverage can be obtained by the person covered after a certain period of time easily and without any further proof. The method includes waiting for a first fixed period of time for the airline to declare that the baggage is lost, and waiting for a second, fixed period of time that is longer in duration than the first, fixed period of time, to file a claim for the declared lost baggage.

System for remuneration for lost baggage

The invention relates to a method for treating sepsis in subjects who exhibit serum albumin levels, and one of total cholesterol or HDL levels, above minimum threshold values. The method involves intravenous administration of an emulsion, which contains a phospholipid, a neutral lipid, and a cholate salt.

Method for treating sepsis in patients with albumin, cholesterol and HDL levels above minimum thresholds

A system and method for allowing a user to schedule pickup of an ordered item provides a user interface having user interface elements for allowing a user to specify a frequency with which an order is it to be picked up, for informing a user as to availability of the item for pickup, and/or for allowing a user to request that an item be held in reserve for pickup within a given period of time, such as 24 hours. Frequency options provided to the user for selection when scheduling an order for pickup may include a one-time frequency, a daily frequency, a weekly frequency, a monthly frequency, and user specified dates. The information as to availability of the item for pickup is determined considering a time of order and real-time stocking information for the item.

Systems and methods for managing orders made via a computer network

Treatment and prophylaxis of endotoxin caused toxicity is disclosed. This is accomplished by administering phospholipid containing compositions to the subject. The compositions are protein and peptide free, and may contain triglycerides, or other polar or neutral lipids.

Methods and compositions useful in prophylaxis and therapy of endotoxin

Protein and peptide free compositions are described, which are useful in treating endotoxemia. The compositions contain a phospholipid and a neutral lipid, preferably phosphatidylcholine and triglyceride.

Protein and peptide free, neutral lipid and phospholipid containing

Compositions useful in prophylaxis and therapy of endotoxin related

Methods useful in endotoxin based therapy

Treatment and prophylaxis of endotoxin caused toxicity is disclosed. This is accomplished by administering a lipid into which the endotoxin of concern is associated, preferably together with a peptide which is not an apolipoprotein. Preferably, the two components are administered in the form of a reconstituted particle, although this is by no means required.

Methods useful in endotoxin prophylaxis and therapy

A reconstituted high density lipoprotein containing particle is disclosed. The particle is useful in removing excess lipid soluble material from a subject to which it is administered, as well as in delivery of lipid soluble pharmaceuticals to subjects or patients.

Reconstituted HDL particles and uses thereof

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Daniel M Levine