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Stokely-van Camp, Inc.

Medtronic, Inc.

Diffusion Pharmaceuticals LLC

Google Inc.

Medtronic Vascular, Inc.

Micron Technology Incorporated

Ford Global Technolgoies, LLC

Target Brands, Inc.

Medtronic Ave, Inc.

Anadys Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Hang Time Inc.

Storybook Garden, Inc.

Robert H Murray

David Clarke

Mark Casley

Jeffrey J Zachwieja

Sameer Upadhyaya

Paul Cassidy

John R Stofan, Iv

Ak Masud

Craig A Horswill

Myron C Rapkin

Patrick Edward Macaulay

John L Gainer

Wayne W Weber

Aed M Dudar

Niall F Duffy

Matthew Rust

Declan P Costello

Scott Alan Bohr

James Mitchell

Trevor Greenan

Pishoy Maksy

Betina Hold

Nicholas J Sisti

Mohamed K Wagdy

C Richard Wobbe

David Doty

Dwayne Pollitt

Noel Coyle

Gerry Clarke

Bozhena Bidyuk

Patrick Duane

Yi Bin Xiang

Heath Muzslay

David Quinn

Frank C Howard

William F Racicot

John R Murray

Josiah Wilcox

Frank Yang

Feridun Ozdil

Vincent Rinaldi

Ashish Varma

Patrick MacAulay

Prasad Kilari

John MacNamara

Vincent Boyd

Darren Robert Davis

Robert F Ferraro

Dennis H Passe

Chan T Du

Patrick J Carmody

Andrei Caracoti

Daniel Moore

Pamela Mingo

Shuhao Zhu

Peng Wang

Xiaodan Mei

Qi Fu

Varun Y Patel

Ravi K Desu

Jyotsna Gangwar

Sean Sullivan

Arman Ashrafi

Paul Casidy

A fuel vapor recirculation system includes a filler neck adapted to receive a refueling nozzle that dispenses fuel into the filler neck. A fuel tank receives fuel from the filler neck through an inlet check valve. The check valve is disposed in the fuel inlet opening and is normally closed. The check valve opens when fuel is dispensed into the fuel tank. The check valve defines a vent hole that is always open. The fuel tank also includes a fuel limiting vent valve and a grade limit vent valve. A fuel vapor cannister collects fuel vapor and selectively supplies fuel vapor to an intake manifold of a vehicle. The fuel vapor recirculation manifold receives fuel vapor only from the fuel limiting vent valve and the grade limit vent valve in the fuel tank and does not receive fuel vapor directly from the filler neck.

Fuel system fuel vapor recirculation system and method

A tray and packaging system for a prosthetic valve delivery system permits conversion from a storage and/or shipping configuration to a set up and preparation configuration. In a first configuration, a delivery system can be supported by first and second main trays with the elongate catheter of the delivery system arranged to extend linearly from the first main tray to the second main tray, and in a second configuration, the delivery system can be supported by the first and second main trays with the elongate catheter of the delivery system turned back in a U-shaped manner with the deployment portion of the delivery system positioned to the side of the control handle portion of the delivery system.

Delivery catheter system with micro and macro movement control

The subject invention relates to a variety of formulations of bipolar trans carotenoids including pharmaceutical compositions for oral delivery of a bipolar trans carotenoid comprising i) a bipolar trans carotenoid, ii) a cyclodextrin, and iii) a coating. The invention also relates to preparation of such formulations and their uses.

Oral formulations of bipolar trans carotenoids

Methods, systems and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for generating a target bid for an advertiser to use in an auction directed at enabling the advertiser to reach the advertiser's advertising goal (e.g., a cost-per-call goal) for a particular advertising target (e.g., a television program or demographic) based on the target's historical advertising performance.

Determining bids for television advertisement auctions

Packaging and preparation tray for a delivery system

A prosthetic valve delivery system that is improved in controllability by way of a proximal handle system. Such a handle system of the present invention advantageously permits a controlled fine or micro movement or adjustment of a distal sheath for uncovering a plunger that is to be loaded with a prosthetic valve for deployment thereof. The delivery system of the present invention permits a trigger-release for a gross or macro movement to the sheath relative to the plunger. Also, the control handle of the delivery system is shaped and contoured for ease in manipulation of the micro-control actuator.

Edible compositions, such as sports drinks which limit muscle soreness, and methods of making and using the same are provided. Existing food products are commonly used during exercise to quickly replace fluids and electrolytes lost by sweating and/or to supply a boost of carbohydrates to improve sports or exercise performance. Aspects of the invention relate to compositions including glucosamine to alleviate or prevent muscle soreness. In certain embodiments, the glucosamine may be derived from a plurality of glucosamine sources. Further aspects relate to concentrated products for preparing beverage compositions. In certain embodiments, a concentrated form of a beverage composition may be provided in a packaging. Instructions for preparing the beverage composition having an effective amount of glucosamine may also be provided. Further embodiments may include a notification that indicates the benefit of reducing or preventing muscle soreness following physical exertion by consuming the beverage formulation.

Reducing muscle soreness with glucosamine compositions

Muscle cramps can be reduced or avoided by monitoring the concentration of salt in perspiration to indicate the degree of salt depletion. Based on the degree of salt depletion, a sufficient amount of rehydration beverage is consumed to normalize the salt level.

Reducing or avoiding muscle cramps

A method of using a stored-value card to reserve an item includes providing a stored-value card to a customer prior to the release date of an item, adding value to the stored-value card prior to the release date of the item, and reserving the item with the stored-value card. Other method and product embodiments are disclosed.

Reservation gift card

Techniques for reading from and/or writing to a semiconductor memory device are disclosed. In one particular exemplary embodiment, the techniques may be realized as an apparatus including a first memory cell array having a first plurality of memory cells arranged in a matrix of rows and columns and a second memory cell array having a second plurality of memory cells arranged in a matrix of row and columns. The apparatus may also include a data sense amplifier latch circuitry having a first input node and a second input node. The apparatus may further include a first bit line input circuitry configured to couple the first memory cell array to the first input node of the data sense amplifier latch circuitry and a second bit line input circuitry configured to couple the second memory cell array to the second input node of the data sense amplifier latch circuitry.

Techniques for reading from and/or writing to a semiconductor memory device

Estimating the reach and device frequency of a proposed advertising campaign based on the probability that advertising content delivery devices (e.g., a television set top box, radio) were used to deliver advertising content (e.g. television ad, radio ad) during specific time periods on specific delivery device channels.

Estimating reach and frequency of advertisements

A delivery system for an endoprosthesis includes a spindle having a spindle body and spindle pins extending radially outward from the spindle body. The delivery system further comprises a tip comprising a sleeve, the spindle pins extending from the spindle body toward the sleeve. The endoprosthesis includes a proximal anchor stent ring having spindle pin catches and anchor pins. The spindle pins of the spindle extend into the spindle pin catches and the sleeve radially constrains the anchor pins.

Delivery system for stent-graft with anchoring pins

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Robert H Murray