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Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Ameriprise Financial, Inc.

Word Winder, Inc.

David L Hoyt

Stephen M Flaherty

Michael R Parker

Joaquin A Delgado

James Richard Geppert

Ballori Sengupta

Stefan Estrada

Judes B Sarmiento

Kurt Eckhardt

Stephen Bullock

Kathleen Keifer

Roberta L Patnode

Stephen S Bullock

Graeme Thomson

A device can receive, via a single interface of a device, information identifying video content to be targeted to user devices associated with an Internet protocol television (IPTV) service. The device can receive, via the single interface of the device, configuration information relating to the video content. The device can store the information identifying the video content in association with the configuration information. The device can receive information associated with a user device of the set of user devices. The device can generate, using the information identifying video content and the configuration information, targeted information relating to the video content based on the information associated with the user device. The device can provide, to the user device, the targeted information relating to the video content to permit the user device to provide, for display, the targeted information relating to the video content in association with the IPTV service.

Targeted content delivery

A method and system for providing a puzzle game containing an answer category clue, a letter grid containing multiple letters, numbers or characters, an image, and an answer grid which contains blanks for each letter that will be used to fill-in the correct answer. The game allows a letters from the letter grid to be selected and automatically placed onto the answer grid. Points are awarded if the letter selected is the next available blank in the answer grid. As the player selects a letter from the letter grid, that letter disappears and a portion of an image appears. As additional letters are removed from the letter grid, additional portions of the image are displayed, which provides another clue for the solution to the puzzle.

System and method for puzzle solving utilizing letter and visual representations

A deck of game playing cards is disclosed containing approximately 104 playing cards, each card having a back side which is similar to each of the other playing cards such that the cards cannot be distinguished by observing the back side, and a front side containing an indication of location, quantity and suit, such that when a first playing card is placed adjacent to a second playing card, the combination results in a playing card similar to a standard playing card, but approximately twice the size of the standard playing card.

Playing cards

The present invention is a computer-implemented system and method for easily configuring new financial advice applications from various services and sub-applications in order to deliver consistent advice to consumers, clients, and advisors, regardless of the delivery mechanism utilized. In accordance with one aspect of the present invention, the system includes at least one client computer having an application program implemented thereon; an advice utility server in communication with the client computer and the application program; and at least one financial service in communication with the advice utility server, wherein each financial service is configured to receive/transmit data from/to the advice utility server.

Systems and methods for creating financial advice applications

A novel card game is disclosed utilizing a standard deck of playing cards and played by combining the rules of tic-tac-toe and twenty-one or poker. The player places the cards at certain locations in order to accumulate combinations of twenty-one or in order to accumulate the best poker hands. Also disclosed are novel decks of game playing cards containing playing cards. One novel deck consists of groups of cards, each containing the numeric values of one through ten. The other novel deck contains 37 or 38 novel cards, each containing a numeric value one through 36, or a zero or a double zero, along with a color indication of red, black or green.

Playing cards and method for playing card games therewith

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

David L Hoyt