The Pnc Financial Services Group, Inc.

Lifeline Scientific, Inc.

Gyrus Ent L.l.c.

Qualcomm Incorporated

Eli Lilly and Company

Omron Healthcare, Inc.

Rodney Hal Monson

Ross Lockwood

Thomas Kunz

Aaron Randall Ferber

Evan David Shapiro

Mark Alexander Jones

Michael Aaron Chapman

Bryan Lee Mackrell

Michael Scott Ley

Hyun Jin Ko

Christopher P Steinman

Andrew Burroughs

Dickon Isaacs

David C Kravitz

Benjamin Rush

Jacob Schieffelin Brauer

Phillip Andrew Ryan

Energy Cruse, Ii

Thomas Franz Enders

Constance Elaine Johnston

Scott Andrew Brenneman

Eric Christopher Sugalski

James Gerard Tappel

Tasos George Karahalios

Perry Robin Mykleby

Carrie Deanne Mills

Benjamin Mark Chow

Simon King

Dennis Yinhaw Wang

David Farkas

Erik Rettger

Christina Payne Earle

Luke P Woods

John Stark

Travis Schultz Lee

Robert J Allen

David Pettinato

David J Ross

Paul E Peterzell

Paul E Bradley

Brian L Otts

Matthew Copithorne

Shu Kuen Chang

John W Lai

Marland Chow

Frank P Nanna

Ty R Aberle

Garrett Lee Winther

James D Brownlie

John Lake

Linda P Mai

David J Buckley

Florian Maximilian Friedrich Gerlach

Nobuo Kubo

Jeffrey S Louis

Kenneth Alan Ritsher

Rick W Walker

Peter Ehling

David Wisely Vondle

Christine Johns

Peter DeMuylder

Peter Demuylder

Christopher Michael Bajgier

Andrew C Burroughs

Joel C Hagen

Joel C Hagan

Dario Francesco Buzzini

Volker Roos

Constance E Johnston

Benjamin L Rush

Thomas F Enders

Ii Energy Cruse

Scott A Brenneman

Tasos G Karathalios

An apparatus for perfusing an organ or tissue includes a perfusion circuit for perfusing the organ or tissue; an oxygenator for oxygenating perfusate that circulates through the perfusion circuit; and an oxygen supply device such as an oxygen concentrator or an oxygen generator configured to supply oxygen to the oxygenator. A method of perfusing an organ or tissue includes producing oxygen from a device such as an oxygen concentrator and an oxygen generator; supplying the produced oxygen, preferably as the oxygen is produced, to a perfusate to oxygenate the perfusate; and perfusing the organ or tissue with the oxygenated perfusate. The produced oxygen preferably has a concentration greater than the oxygen concentration in air.

Organ transporter with oxygen generation

A graphical user interface including a controller for redistributing funds between a first account and a second account. The controller includes a slidable element positionable over a fixed background element to define a first segment and a second segment of the background element. A length of the first segment is representative of a balance of the first account, and a length of the second segment is representative of a balance of the second account.

User interface with controller for selectively redistributing funds between accounts

A computer-assisted method for alerting a user of a potential negative balance condition in a financial account. The method includes estimating a future account balance of the financial account and determining whether the future account balance will be a negative value. The method also includes generating for display, in a graphical format, an alert to the user that signifies when the future account balance is the negative value.

Systems and methods for scheduling and tracking account activity

A method of perfusing an organ or tissue includes perfusing the organ or tissue with a perfusion apparatus; detecting a condition representing at least one of an attitude of the perfusion apparatus or at least one shock experienced by the perfusion apparatus; and altering perfusion based upon the detected condition and/or recording the detected condition.

Organ transporter with tilt and/or shock sensing

Disclosed is portable organ transportation system including a mobile cart and an organ container. At least one of the mobile cart and the organ container include a latch for releasably attaching the organ container to the mobile cart. The organ container may be a portable organ preservation device or a portable organ perfusion apparatus.

Portable organ transportation system

Enhanced processes, methods, tools, strategies, and techniques are provided for more effectively and efficiently processing, managing, analyzing, and communicating wealth related data and other financial information within a computing environment. In various embodiments, the analysis tools provided herein have been designed to correspond visually with a mental model employed by many clients in managing their wealth.

Time period analysis tools for wealth management transactions

An apparatus for separating gas bubbles that may be entrained in perfusate flow prevents such bubbles from continuing downstream and entering an organ or tissue. The apparatus may include a chamber having a top wall, a bottom wall and side walls. The chamber may include an inlet configured to allow at least one of gas and liquid to enter the chamber, an air opening configured to allow at least gas to exit the chamber and a first liquid opening configured to allow at least liquid to exit the chamber. The apparatus may function as an accumulator that reduces or eliminates pulsatility of the liquid flow and pressure. The apparatus may include a minimum volume of gas, initially or through the accumulation of gas, such that flow and pressure fluctuations in the liquid are dampened or eliminated. The apparatus may include a sampling port in a wall of the chamber.

Perfusion apparatus with reduced pressure fluctuations, and bubble trap

Charging station for an electronic device for tracking physical activity

Electronic device for tracking physical activity

An apparatus for perfusing an organ or tissue includes a perfusion circuit configured to perfuse the organ or tissue; at least one shock and/or tilt detector such as an accelerometer; and a controller. The controller may be configured to control perfusion based upon a signal received from the accelerometer, which may include stopping and/or starting the perfusion based upon the signal. The controller may also or alternatively sense and/or record shocks experienced by the apparatus.

Methods for tracking customer spending: the methods may comprise receiving from the customer a first threshold amount and a period length; receiving a transaction indication for each debit transaction made by the customer during a first period; and alerting the customer if the sum of the amounts of debit transactions during the first period exceeds the first threshold amount. The methods may also comprise receiving a transaction indication for each debit transaction made by the customer during a second period; and alerting the customer if the sum of the amounts of debit transactions during the second period exceeds a second threshold amount.

Tracking customer spending

A user interface hosted by a financial institution. The user interface is accessible via a communication network by a first user using a client device and includes at least one first screen for managing financial transactions of the first user. The user interface further includes a second screen for conducting email communication between the first user and at least one party other than the financial institution.

Financial email

Computer implemented methods of tracking customer spending and income are provided. The methods may comprise aggregating spending transactions by estimating income to a customer during a first time period. The methods may also comprise displaying a user interface to the customer. The user interface may comprise a first bar indicating customer income and a second bar indicating customer spending.

Tracking customer spending and income

Income analysis tools for wealth management

Coolant container

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Waukegan, IL, United States of America

Rodney Hal Monson