Abstract: Methods, systems, and media for determining and presenting information related to embedded sound recordings are provided.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and media for determining and presenting information related to embedded sound recordings are provided.

Abstract: The invention relates to providing user-commissioned multimedia content, subscription-based multimedia content, and other types of multimedia content displayed through one or more user display devices that may be remotely controlled by different devices over a network and by different users. A system may control functionality and content of a digital picture frame device and other types of display devices. One or more digital picture frame devices may be associated with a user, who may use the system to remotely control and procure content for digital picture frame devices.

Abstract: Disclosed are therapeutic beads comprising agents, such as nucleic acids, that bind to high mobility group box 1 (HMGB1) and methods of treating subjects with conditions that would benefit from reducing the deleterious effects of HMGB1, such as inflammatory bowel diseases, comprising administering the beads to the gastrointestinal tract of the subjects.

Abstract: A diagnostic tool for speech recognition applications is provided, which enables a administrator to collect multiple recorded speech sessions. The administrator can then search for various failure points common to one or more of the recorded sessions in order to get a list of all sessions that have the same failure points. The invention allows the administrator to playback the session or replay any portion of the session to see the flow of the application and the recorded utterances. The invention provides the administrator with information about how to maximize the efficiency of the application which enables the administrator to edit the application to avoid future failure points.

Abstract: A diagnostic tool for speech recognition applications is provided, which enables a administrator to collect multiple recorded speech sessions. The administrator can then search for various failure points common to one or more of the recorded sessions in order to get a list of all sessions that have the same failure points. The invention allows the administrator to playback the session or replay any portion of the session to see the flow of the application and the recorded utterances. The invention provides the administrator with information about how to maximize the efficiency of the application which enables the administrator to edit the application to avoid future failure points.

Abstract: The present invention provides an interactive telephony interface for a user via a telephony terminal. Upon initiating an interaction with the telephony terminal, a session is provided between the telephony terminal and an interactive control system (ICS), which is capable of responding to commands for requested services from the user and initiating those services. The services can range from initiating a telephone call from the telephony terminal to requesting retrieval of information or triggering any number of actions. The provision of such services may be initiated by accessing service logic from within the ICS or within remote servers accessible by the ICS. The user may request multiple services at any given time, and the ICS will respond by initiating the services during a single telephony interaction. The ICS is also capable of providing unsolicited information, such as advertisements, to the user while waiting for the requested services to be provided.

Abstract: Call-protect systems are arranged, upon an operating failure, to handoff a call in progress and maintain processing of the call without disruption or need to reinitiate. Application processor (AP) nodes are configured to continuously run standby call processing (CP) facilities, in addition to running active call processing facilities engaged in current call processing. As a call is actively processed, call context information, such as caller and account identification and call status, is stored in memory within a call processing subsystem. Upon a failure affecting the AP node processing a call, call handoff is made to the standby CP facility of a different AP node. The capability of maintaining processing of the handoff call without disruption is enhanced by retrieval of the stored call context information for that call.