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Ecofit Networks Inc.

US Genomics, Inc.

Foresee Results, Inc.

Forsee Results, Inc.

Alft Inc.

David C Johnson

Alexei R White

Mitchell Cohen

Andre D Charland

Philip Rankine

Peter McGuire

Ian A York

Emilio Panarella

Meisheng Xu

George H Seward

Ian Chapman

Robert Dotten

Jeffrey R Krogmeier

Gregory R Yantz

Jonathan W Larson

Philippe P Gratton

Yuriy Antoshko

Robert Taylor

Mitchell A Cohen

The disclosed embodiments relate to real time monitoring of usage of multiple pieces of exercise equipment and providing exercise based metric data based thereon to devices for aggregation, display or other processing thereof. In particular, the disclosed embodiments facilitate collection of exercise based metric data from various pieces of exercise equipment, such as stationary bikes, treadmills, and the like, in real time, i.e. as the equipment is utilized by an exercising user, combine the collected data in a form suitable for use by various interested devices and broadcast or otherwise disseminate the combined data to the various devices wherein the various devices may access the broadcasted combined data to access the usage metric data from any one or more of the pieces of exercise equipment from which it was collected for subsequent aggregation, display and/or further processing.

Exercise usage monitoring system

A system and method for replaying a user's interaction with a webpage by requesting playback of user interaction data from a replay server, receiving a media asset from the replay server to allow playback the requested user interaction data, the media asset being pre-fetched for use by a proxy application, periodically requesting and receiving the user interaction data from the replay server, recreating an interaction visualization from the user interaction data, and playing back said interaction visualization based on data received from the replay server.

Systems and methods for remote replay of user interaction with a webpage

Systems and methods for monitoring user interaction with a remote computer are provided. More specifically, the systems and methods of the present invention allow for the remote tracking and replay of user interaction with a remote computer or webpage. One aspect of the invention allows user interaction data to be replayed on an embedded browser on a replay server. The replayed user interaction data may be converted to a video file to facilitate playback of the interaction data substantially independent of the replay server.

Systems and methods for remote tracking and replay of user interaction with a webpage

A soft x-ray generator includes a unique pulse trigger assembly which reliably and reproducibly provides a plasma to initiate the discharge between a cathode and an anode, and having a cone-shaped geometry. The soft x-ray generator of the present invention also includes a rotating anode which is generally disk-shaped with an outer circumferential edge which can be rotated with respect to the cathode to expose different sections of the anode to the plasma discharge, thereby reducing anode wear and providing longer term operation. Anode erosion is also reduced by the liquid cooling of the anode during use. The generator utilizes a relatively low capacitance for the cathode-to-anode discharge and a relatively high voltage and pulse repetition rate (frequency) to achieve continuous reproducible results.

Soft x-ray generator

The invention relates to methods and systems for detecting and or analyzing an agent in a sample with a chip having optical components incorporated therein.

Systems and methods for measurement optimization

This invention relates to the use of Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) immediate early proteins ICP47 or IE12, nucleic acid sequences coding for ICP47 and IE12, and homologous proteins and nucleic acid sequences, to inhibit presentation of viral and cellular antigens associated with major histocompatibility class I (MHC class I) proteins to CD8+T lymphocytes. This inhibition effectively increases infective persistence, which can improve the utility of viral gene therapy vectors. This invention also relates to a method of inhibiting recognition of a cell by cytotoxic T lymphocytes, comprising introducing into the cell an isolated protein of ICP47 of HSV type 1 or IE12 of HSV type 2. In addition, this invention pertains to vector elements, vectors, polypeptides and polypeptide fragments that can be utilized for these purposes.

HSV proteins for inhibiting recognition by cytotoxic T lymphocytes

This invention relates to the use of Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) immediate early protein ICP47, nucleic acid sequences coding for ICP47, and homologous proteins and nucleic acid sequences, to inhibit presentation of viral and cellular antigens associated with major histocompatibility class I (MHC class I) proteins to CD8+ T lymphocytes; this inhibition effectively increases infective persistence, which can, for example, improve the utility of viral gene therapy vectors. This invention also pertains to a method for the treatment of herpesvirus infections, wherein expression and/or activity of the ICP47 protein or its homologue is inhibited in order to increase immune recognition of herpesvirus-infected cells and other cells. This invention also pertains to a method for identifying drugs that interfere with the expression or function of ICP47 and its homologues, and which are useful in treating herpesvirus infections, and also pertains to the drugs so identified. Furthermore, this invention pertains to methods for the treatment and prevention of autoimmune diseases, tissue and organ transplant rejection, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, arthritis, and tissue damage accompanying ocular herpesvirus infections, wherein ICP47 or its homologue, or nucleic acids encoding such proteins, are introduced into the cells of a patient. In addition, this invention pertains to vector elements, vectors, polypeptides and polypeptide fragments that can be utilized for the forgoing purposes.

Vector, element and method for inhibiting immune recognition

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David C Johnson