Abstract: A system and method of attributing an influence that a partner has on an account, are described. The method includes receiving activity data indicating interactions between the partner and the account. The activity data is used to determine the influence that the partner has on the account. A report is transmitted for display, and the report includes influence data indicating the influence of the partner on the account. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

Abstract: A system and method of attributing an influence that a partner has on an account, are described. The method includes receiving activity data indicating interactions between the partner and the account. The activity data is used to determine the influence that the partner has on the account. A report is transmitted for display, and the report includes influence data indicating the influence of the partner on the account. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

Abstract: A system and method of reporting a contextual record, are described. Population data representing respective population segments of a first partner and a second partner is received. The respective population segments include a record overlapping between the first partner and the second partner. A first match time at which the record has a first record status for one of the partners is determined. In response to a change in the first record status to a second record status for one of the partners, a second match time of the record is determined. Report data, including the first match time and the second match time, is generated for display to represent a history of the record statuses.

Abstract: A system and method of attributing an influence that a partner has on an account, are described. The method includes receiving activity data indicating interactions between the partner and the account. The activity data is used to determine the influence that the partner has on the account. A report is transmitted for display, and the report includes influence data indicating the influence of the partner on the account. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

Abstract: A pill organizer having a plurality of storage compartments in which pills can be stored. The device includes a housing having recessed areas in which several elongated containers can be removably positioned. The elongated containers are separated into multiple compartments each having a hinged lid. The compartments are arranged in a grid so as to represent the days of the month. The compartments further include numbered indicia on the lid thereof. The housing further includes a digital display thereon for showing the day of the month, and optionally the full date and time. A notepad is provided on the housing for allowing the user to write notes and reminders regarding his or her medication. Thus, the present invention provides a device that allows a user to more easily store and organize his or her medications.

Abstract: A pill organizer having a plurality of storage compartments in which pills can be stored. The device includes a housing having recessed areas in which several elongated containers can be removably positioned. The elongated containers are separated into multiple compartments each having a hinged lid. The compartments are arranged in a grid so as to represent the days of the month. The compartments further include numbered indicia on the lid thereof. The housing further includes a digital display thereon for showing the day of the month, and optionally the full date and time. A notepad is provided on the housing for allowing the user to write notes and reminders regarding his or her medication. Thus, the present invention provides a device that allows a user to more easily store and organize his or her medications.

Abstract: A magnetoresistive device includes an insulating barrier formed of carbon. In particular, the carbon can be diamond-like carbon, and more particularly, the carbon can be tetrahedral amorphous carbon (t-aC). The insulating barrier can be disposed between the free layer and pinned layer of a spin valve read sensor or otherwise incorporated with other various read sensor configurations. The insulating barrier is configured to increase a resistance of the read sensor with which it is incorporated, and thereby to increase the read signal. Such a barrier can be formed by cathodic arc deposition techniques, with substantially defect-free thicknesses from about 5 Å and above, and band gap values in the range of about 1 eV to about 5.4 eV.

Abstract: A vanity storing step utilizes an L shaped plate, one leg of which is secured to the interior floor portion of a vanity carrying a sink, the other leg of which extends upwardly towards the base of the sink. A pair of plates are secured extending transverse to the upwardly extending leg having the uppermost edge adjacent to the floor of the sink, carrying a pair of pivot rods therein. The pivot rods are secured to a pair of beams to which are attached a pair of legs and a stair tread straddling the beams. When not in use, the stair tread is pivoted upwardly and inwardly below the sink floor to a stored position within the vanity carrying the sink. In a use position, the legs have their lowermost portions reside on the floor in front of the cabinet such that the stair tread is disposed in a horizontal position above the floor and adjacent the front of the vanity, thereby providing convenient elevation for children utilizing the sink.