Abstract: A computer system for generating an insurance policy for a user includes a processor and a non-transitory, tangible, computer-readable storage medium having instructions stored thereon that, in response to execution by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations including: (i) receiving, from a wearable electronic user device, biometric data associated with a user; (ii) analyzing, based upon a plurality of rules, the biometric data; (iii) determining a health score associated with the user, based in part upon the analysis of the biometric data, wherein the health score represents a likelihood that the user will maintain a level of health for a predefined period of time; (iv) retrieving terms and conditions for an insurance policy from a database based upon the health score; and (v) generating, based upon the determining, an insurance policy for the user based upon the terms and conditions.

Abstract: A system for multi-factor location-based device verification is configured to receive a first location factor, which may include GPS data, from a client device. The system is also configured to receive one or more additional location factors, such as a second location factor and/or a third location factor, from first and/or second wireless beacons, respectively. The wireless beacons may be located within a predefined area, such as a sports book or another casino area, and the system may determine, based upon the one or more location factors, whether the client device is within the predefined area. As a result, the location of the client device may be verified based upon one or more location factors. In addition, in response to verifying the location of the client device, a new wagering account may be established and/or wagering may be initiated.

Abstract: Techniques for enabling peer-to-peer transmission of stateful packet flows in a network environment are provided. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives a packet belonging to a stateful flow, determines a query subset from a plurality of query subsets based on information from the packet, determines a first forwarding plane from a plurality of forwarding planes as an owner of the query subset, sends the packet to the first forwarding plane that owns the query subset, receives from the first forwarding plane information indicating that a second forwarding plane from the plurality of forwarding planes is a state analysis owner for the packet, and transmits the packet to the second forwarding plane. Examples of stateful flow include firewall traffic, network address translation traffic, or application layer classification for Quality of Service. In certain embodiments, the state analysis owner for the stateful flow may perform routing functions for the packet.

Abstract: Techniques for enabling peer-to-peer transmission of stateful packet flows in a network environment are provided. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives a packet belonging to a stateful flow, determines a query subset from a plurality of query subsets based on information from the packet, determines a first forwarding plane from a plurality of forwarding planes as an owner of the query subset, sends the packet to the first forwarding plane that owns the query subset, receives from the first forwarding plane information indicating that a second forwarding plane from the plurality of forwarding planes is a state analysis owner for the packet, and transmits the packet to the second forwarding plane. Examples of stateful flow include firewall traffic, network address translation traffic, or application layer classification for Quality of Service. In certain embodiments, the state analysis owner for the stateful flow may perform routing functions for the packet.

Abstract: Techniques for enabling peer-to-peer transmission of stateful packet flows in a network environment are provided. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives a packet belonging to a stateful flow, determines a query subset from a plurality of query subsets based on information from the packet, determines a first forwarding plane from a plurality of forwarding planes as an owner of the query subset, sends the packet to the first forwarding plane that owns the query subset, receives from the first forwarding plane information indicating that a second forwarding plane from the plurality of forwarding planes is a state analysis owner for the packet, and transmits the packet to the second forwarding plane. Examples of stateful flow include firewall traffic, network address translation traffic, or application layer classification for Quality of Service. In certain embodiments, the state analysis owner for the stateful flow may perform routing functions for the packet.

Abstract: Embodiments relate to non-invasive medical devices, systems and methods for the identification or detection of coronary artery disease, or other anatomical or physiological conditions. In an embodiment, a handheld coronary artery disease (CAD) detection device is used in a non-invasive manner to determine whether an internal coronary artery blockage or other condition is present. In an embodiment, a data transfer system comprises a handheld data collection device or other data collection device, and a networked or local computing system for storing and processing the recorded data. Supplemental devices, such as a tablet, can facilitate use, operation and data transfer between the data collection device and networked or local computing system.

Abstract: Embodiments relate to non-invasive medical devices, systems and methods for the detection of anatomical or physiological conditions. In an embodiment, a handheld coronary artery disease (CAD) detection device is used in a non-invasive manner to determine whether an internal coronary artery blockage, calcification or diffuse disease is present. In an embodiment, a data transfer system comprises a hand-held CAD detection device or other data collection device, and a networked or local computer system for storing and processing the recorded data. Supplemental devices such as a data portal device, hub, or dongle can facilitate data transfer between the data collection device and networked or local computer system.

Abstract: Techniques for enabling peer-to-peer transmission of stateful packet flows in a network environment are provided. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives a packet belonging to a stateful flow, accesses flow associating information (e.g., network address) from the packet, determines a computer system comprising a state analysis owner for the stateful flow, using the flow associating information, and transmits the first packet to the second computer system.

Abstract: Techniques for enabling peer-to-peer transmission of stateful packet flows in a network environment are provided. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives a packet belonging to a stateful flow, determines a query subset from a plurality of query subsets based on information from the packet, determines a first forwarding plane from a plurality of forwarding planes as an owner of the query subset, sends the packet to the first forwarding plane that owns the query subset, receives from the first forwarding plane information indicating that a second forwarding plane from the plurality of forwarding planes is a state analysis owner for the packet, and transmits the packet to the second forwarding plane. Examples of stateful flow include firewall traffic, network address translation traffic, or application layer classification for Quality of Service. In certain embodiments, the state analysis owner for the stateful flow may perform routing functions for the packet.

Abstract: Techniques for enabling peer-to-peer transmission of stateful packet flows in a network environment are provided. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives a packet belonging to a stateful flow, accesses flow associating information (e.g., network address) from the packet, determines a computer system comprising a state analysis owner for the stateful flow, using the flow associating information, and transmits the first packet to the second computer system.

Abstract: Techniques for enabling peer-to-peer transmission of stateful packet flows in a virtualized network environment are provided. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives a packet belonging to a stateful flow between a first virtual machine and a second virtual machine, accesses flow associating information (e.g., network address) from the packet, determines a second computer system comprising a state analysis owner for the stateful flow, using the flow associating information, and transmits the first packet to the second computer system.

Abstract: Techniques for enabling peer-to-peer transmission of stateful packet flows in a virtualized network environment are provided. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives a packet belonging to a stateful flow between a first virtual machine and a second virtual machine, accesses flow associating information (e.g., network address) from the packet, determines a second computer system comprising a state analysis owner for the stateful flow, using the flow associating information, and transmits the first packet to the second computer system.

Abstract: A lens assembly especially adapted for mounting in an environment subject to variable temperatures, such as a projection television set, including an automatic thermal focus adjustment. A lens mount is formed from a material having a first coefficient of thermal expansion and carries at least one lens. A focus mount is coupled to the lens mount and is formed from a material having a second coefficient of thermal expansion different from the first coefficient of thermal expansion. Adjustment and locking structure couples the lens mount to the focus mount and allows the lens mount to be axially adjusted relative to the focus mount and then locked in position. In use, the relative axial positions of the lens mount and focus mount automatically change to move the lens in response to a temperature change in the environment of use and after being locked in position with the adjustment and locking structure.

Abstract: A lens assembly especially adapted for mounting in an environment subject to variable temperatures, such as a projection television set, including an automatic thermal focus adjustment. A lens mount is formed from a material having a first coefficient of thermal expansion and carries at least one lens. A focus mount is coupled to the lens mount and is formed from a material having a second coefficient of thermal expansion different from the first coefficient of thermal expansion. Adjustment and locking structure couples the lens mount to the focus mount and allows the lens mount to be axially adjusted relative to the focus mount and then locked in position. In use, the relative axial positions of the lens mount and focus mount automatically change to move the lens in response to a temperature change in the environment of use and after being locked in position with the adjustment and locking structure.