Rovi Guides, Inc.

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James Cornell

Vanessa Wickenkamp

Brian Craig Peterson

David John Wheatley

William Korbecki

Douglas J Seyller

Andy Dustin

Andrew Fundament

Melissa Bradley

Systems and methods for receiving product data for products featured in a media asset are described. In some embodiments, the system includes control circuitry that receives from a server data for a plurality of products featured in a media asset. The control circuitry generates for display a list including the plurality of products. The control circuitry determines whether a product in the list is associated with a coupon and/or a preferred vendor. The control circuitry visually distinguishes the product from other products in the list in response to determining that the product is associated with a coupon and/or a preferred vendor.

Systems and methods for receiving coupon and vendor data

Methods and systems are disclosed herein for determining a biometric state of a user or an emotional state of a user. Based on the determined biometric state or emotional state, a determination is made whether information about a location is restricted. In response to determining that information about a location is restricted, a portion of the information about the location is identified, and access to the portion of the information is disabled.

Systems and methods for using wearable technology for biometric-based recommendations

Systems and methods for receiving product data for products featured in a media asset are described. In some embodiments, the system includes control circuitry that receives from a server data for products featured in a media asset and timestamps for the media asset associated with the products featured in the media asset. The control circuitry generates for display a list including one or more of the products. The control circuitry receives from user input circuitry a selection of a product in the list. The control circuitry transmits to the server a request for a portion of the media asset featuring the selected product based on a timestamp associated with the selected product.

Systems and methods for receiving product data

Brackets for suspending a wooden joist at its ends from vertical bolts depending from hangers extending across bridge support columns are formed from rigidly joined side plates, a top plate and a bottom plate. The top plate has a tongue with a vertical hole through it for mounting the brackets on the bolts supported by opposite columns. The ends of the joist are inserted into the suspended brackets to support the joist between the columns. The brackets are relatively lightweight, inexpensive, easy to handle, not readily damaged and eliminate the need for clumsy, breakable and expensive telescoping steeljoists.

Temporary bridge joist support bracket

A hanger is disclosed for supporting a spanner beam or the like used in the construction of concrete platforms. The hanger can be a unitary device and comprise a pair of parallel side members, a top joist support interconnecting the side plates, an extension member projecting forward of the front edge of said side members, a bottom joist support member extending from one side member to the other, and a pivot means extending across the front of said side members. The front edge of each side member inclines rearwardly from top to bottom, and the pivot means is positioned so as to assure that the hanger is plumb when supporting a joist. The location of the pivot means also serves as a fulcrum point allowing the hanger to be removed after the platform construction is completed by means of a well-placed blow to the lower portion of the back of the hanger. 2

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

James Cornell