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10 Patents and Abstracts
10 Patents and Abstracts
10 Patents and Abstracts
8,182,769
United States Patent
Chavarria May 22, 2012
Abstract
A transportation system for transporting a biological material container between a sterile field
and a nonsterile field and substantially maintaining sterility of the biological material container
includes a housing assembly that removably houses the biological material container. The system
also includes a port defined by the housing assembly, and the port provides communication into
the biological material container from outside the housing assembly. The housing assembly
includes a first member that covers a first portion of the biological material container such that a
second portion of the biological material container extends from the first member. The housing
assembly also includes a second member that covers the second portion of the biological material
container. The second member is removably coupled to the first member to expose the second
portion of the biological material container. A keying member that keys the transportation
system in a centrifuge is also disclosed.
PATENT 2:
8,185,470
United States Patent
Neal , et al. May 22, 2012
Abstract
Systems and methods for processing, for example, childcare benefits include: issuing a benefit
card to a childcare customer; receiving a start time for childcare service at a childcare provider,
the start time recorded by using the benefit card at a terminal located at the childcare provider at
the start of childcare service; receiving an end time for childcare service at the childcare
provider, the end time recorded by using the benefit card at a terminal located at the childcare
provider at the end of childcare service; computing the childcare benefit eligibility based on the
start time, the end time and benefits available for the childcare customer; and paying the
childcare provider a payment based on the computed benefit eligibility.
PATENT: 3
Method and system for placing a purchase order via a communications network
Abstract
A method and system for placing an order to purchase an item via the Internet. The order is
placed by a purchaser at a client system and received by a server system. The server system
receives purchaser information including identification of the purchaser, payment information,
and shipment information from the client system. The server system then assigns a client
identifier to the client system and associates the assigned client identifier with the received
purchaser information. The server system sends to the client system the assigned client identifier
and an HTML document identifying the item and including an order button. The client system
receives and stores the assigned client identifier and receives and displays the HTML document.
In response to the selection of the order button, the client system sends to the server system a
request to purchase the identified item. The server system receives the request and combines the
purchaser information associated with the client identifier of the client system to generate an
order to purchase the item in accordance with the billing and shipment information whereby the
purchaser effects the ordering of the product by selection of the order button.
RMS Note: Translated into ordinary language, this means they ask you for some information
about you, record it, and send your browser a cookie containing a customer number to identify
you.
Then, every time you click on a page from the same server, the browser sends back the cookie
that it previously got from the same server. (That is not Amazon's idea; that is what browsers
always do with cookies.) This gives the server your customer number. It uses your customer
number to find your customer information.
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Number of Pages = 31
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Number of Pages = 62
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PATENT: 10
Number of Pages = 15