Abstract: Methods for in-vehicle contextual promotions are described herein. In a first method a driver receives an in-vehicle promotion (for either food or fuel) based on a time of day, their location, route, favorite items, favorite vendors, and nearby vendors. The driver taps the promotion and receives a list of favorite items. The driver makes a selection of the favorite items, makes a payment for the selected product using an e-wallet, and picks up the selected product. In a second method, the driver may receive an in-vehicle promotion, including a “remind me later” link. When the user taps on the link, they may then access the promotion at a later time on their mobile phone app outside of the vehicle. The user taps on the saved link and is redirected to a vendor's website. The user may make a purchase for a product at the vendor's website at this later time.

Abstract: Methods and a system for in-vehicle contextual promotions are described herein. In a first method a driver receives in-vehicle promotions on a predetermined route and user-defined favorite vendors. The driver taps on the promotion and receives a list of favorite items. The driver makes a selection of one of the favorite items, makes a payment for the selected product using an e-wallet, and picks up the selected product. The driver may also receive loyalty rewards. In a second method, the driver may receive an in-vehicle promotion, including a “remind me later” link. When the user taps on the link, they may access the promotion at a later time on the user's mobile phone app. The user taps on the saved link and is redirected to a vendor's website. The user may make a purchase for a product at the vendor's website at this later time.

Abstract: A method for the treatment of Class II and III malocclusions by applying curved intrusive vector forces to the dental arches. The apparatus is anchored in operational contact by a pair of sheaths that are form fit over some or all of the teeth in the upper and lower dental arches. The apparatus can be removed by the user and can be incorporated into both full and partial Class I malocclusion aligners. Most importantly, the apparatus does not require the use of braces affixed to the teeth and it has an adjustable pressure range of pushing force.

Abstract: A method for the treatment of Class II and III malocclusions by applying curved intrusive vector forces to the dental arches. The apparatus is anchored in operational contact by a pair of sheaths that are form fit over some or all of the teeth in the upper and lower dental arches. The apparatus can be removed by the user and can be incorporated into both full and partial Class I malocclusion aligners. Most importantly, the apparatus does not require the use of braces affixed to the teeth and it has an adjustable pressure range of pushing force.

Abstract: An orthodontic apparatus for the treatment of Class II and III malocclusions that applies vector forces to the dental arches. The apparatus is anchored in operational contact by a pair of sheaths that are form fit over some or all of the teeth in the upper and lower dental arches. The apparatus can be removed by the user and can be incorporated into both full and partial Class I malocclusion aligners. Most importantly, the apparatus does not require the use of braces affixed to the teeth and it has an adjustable pressure range of pushing force.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a cloud computing call center that may provide a multi-tenanted platform for scalable, dynamic allocation of telephony, PBX, and call center capabilities. Embodiments of the invention include implementations of a software telephony switch in a cloud computing environment that may dynamically allocate software based PBXes, virtual interactive voice responses (IVRs), and other system components to particular calls.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a cloud computing call center that may provide a multi-tenanted platform for scalable, dynamic allocation of telephony, PBX, and call center capabilities. Embodiments of the invention include implementations of a software telephony switch in a cloud computing environment that may dynamically allocate software based PBXes, virtual interactive voice responses (IVRs), and other system components to particular calls.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a cloud computing call center that may provide a multi-tenanted platform for scalable, dynamic allocation of telephony, PBX, and call center capabilities. Embodiments of the invention include implementations of a software telephony switch in a cloud computing environment that may dynamically allocate software based PBXes, virtual interactive voice responses (IVRs), and other system components to particular calls.

Abstract: A replaceable blade system for ice skates is provided with a rotary retention latch located within an enclosed chamber of the holder of the skate. The rotary retention latch is configured with a release lever that is adapted to be accessed through an aesthetic aperture in the holder.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a cloud computing call center that may provide a multi-tenanted platform for scalable, dynamic allocation of telephony, PBX, and call center capabilities. Embodiments of the invention include implementations of a software telephony switch in a cloud computing environment that may dynamically allocate software based PBXes, virtual interactive voice responses (IVRs), and other system components to particular calls.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a cloud computing call center that may provide a multi-tenanted platform for scalable, dynamic allocation of telephony, PBX, and call center capabilities. Embodiments of the invention include implementations of a software telephony switch in a cloud computing environment that may dynamically allocate software based PBXes, virtual interactive voice responses (IVRs), and other system components to particular calls.

Abstract: A caulk carrying device includes a plurality of cylindrical compartments for holding tubes of caulk and for holding a caulk dispensing gun. Preferably, of a durable material, the device may be used as an insert or as a free-standing carrier.

Abstract: A replaceable blade ice skate (9) comprising a holder (2), a blade system having at least one blade engagement portion (11) and a blade (4, 52), at least one attachment device (5) mounted to the holder for movement between a blade securing position and a blade releasing position. The attachment device having an attachment engagement portion (6), wherein the blade system is retained in the holder via the blade engagement portion detachably mating with the attachment engagement portion when the attachment device is in the blade securing position. The blade system further comprising a downward facing rocker (3) and a flexible replaceable blade (4) which conforms to the first defined curvature of the rocker when mounted thereon.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a cloud computing call center that may provide a multi-tenanted platform for scalable, dynamic allocation of telephony, PBX, and call center capabilities. Embodiments of the invention include implementations of a software telephony switch in a cloud computing environment that may dynamically allocate software based PBXes, virtual interactive voice responses (IVRs), and other system components to particular calls.

Abstract: A replaceable blade system for ice skates is provided with a rotary retention latch located within an enclosed chamber of the holder of the skate. The rotary retention latch is configured with a release lever that is adapted to be accessed through an aesthetic aperture in the holder.

Abstract: A replaceable blade ice skate (9) comprising a holder (2), a blade system having at least one blade engagement portion (11) and a blade (4, 52), at least one attachment device (5) mounted to the holder for movement between a blade securing position and a blade releasing position. The attachment device having an attachment engagement portion (6), wherein the blade system is retained in the holder via the blade engagement portion detachably mating with the attachment engagement portion when the attachment device is in the blade securing position. The blade system further comprising a downward facing rocker (3) and a flexible replaceable blade (4) which conforms to the first defined curvature of the rocker when mounted thereon.

Abstract: Disclosed is a fishing equipment holder including an elongated hollow member, a covering member and a magnetic member. The elongated hollow member has a proximal end portion and a distal end portion. Further, the elongated hollow member has at least one cut-out at the distal end portion. The covering member is disposed on the proximal end portion of the elongated hollow member for covering the proximal end portion of the elongated hollow member. The covering member is adapted to be secured to an external object. The magnetic member is configured to be received in a space defined between the proximal end portion and the distal end portion of the elongated hollow member. The magnetic member is adapted to be in contact with at least one fishing equipment kept in the at least one cut-out for holding the at least one fishing equipment in the at least one cut-out.

Abstract: This patent discloses various systems and embodiments for implementing, establishing and operating a remote order interface system and method. One exemplary embodiment of a remote order entry system includes a communications network, a first order entry workstation communicatively coupled to the communications network and configured to store a baseline commodity listing. The system further includes a second order entry workstation communicatively coupled to the first order entry workstation via the communication workstation and configured to communicate a remote commodity listing to the first order entry workstation, and a graphical user interface executable on the first order entry workstation and configured to display the baseline commodity listing in a first arrangement and the communicated remote commodity listing as a function of the first arrangement.