Jennifer A Pierce

6730054, May 4, 2004

Feb 20, 2001

09/789183

Jennifer A Pierce - Arlington Heights IL
Timothy J Patno - Evanston IL
Robert Cairone - Crystal Lake IL
John T Foley - Wheeling IL

Baxter International Inc. - Deerfield IL

A61M 3700

604 601, 604 611, 604 501

Blood processing systems and methods convey blood drawn from a donor through a blood processing circuit to separate the blood into at least one targeted blood component for collection. The systems and methods derive an estimated effect of the procedure upon the donor. The estimated effect can be expressed in terms of a net blood fluid volume loss, or as a hematocrit of the donor after completion of the desired blood collection procedure. The systems and methods present the estimated effect to an operator for viewing, reading, or offloading.

7133516, Nov 7, 2006

Nov 24, 2003

10/720858

Anatoly S. Belkin - Glenview IL, US
Alex P. Hirsbrunner - Bloomingdale IL, US
Jennifer A. Pierce - Algonquin IL, US
Jheroen P Dorenbosch - Paradise TX, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04M 3/42

37921102, 37921104, 455417

Circular call forwarding loops are prevented for a communications unit () capable of operating in a first communications network () and a second communications network () within a loosely coupled network (), and respectively having a first network number and a second network number, as well as a first network voice mail. A call directed to the first network number () of the communications unit is forwarded to the second network number () of the communications unit when the communications unit is not operating in the first network. A first network voice mail number (P) may be associated with calls so that calls are forwarded directly to the first network voice mail () when received again at the first network (). Alternatively, if a call is subsequently received from the second communications network, and data of the subsequently received call matches data of the initial call, or if call forwarding indicia associated with the forwarded call is also associated with the subsequent call, the subsequent call is then forwarded to the first network voice mail of the communications unit.

8180320, May 15, 2012

Jul 13, 2009

12/501573

Jennifer Ann Pierce - Algonquin IL, US

West Corporation - Omaha NE

H04M 11/04

4554042, 4554041, 4554561, 4554563, 4555521, 379 45, 379219

A method for effecting emergency service communications using a preferred mode by a communication station configured for communicating using multiple modes includes: (a) evaluating the multiple modes to identify a plurality of extant operationally viable modes for the communication station; (b) evaluating the plurality of extant operationally viable modes to identify the preferred mode among the plurality of extant operationally viable modes; the preferred mode having a generally best communicating milieu among the plurality of extant operationally viable modes; and (c) initiating the emergency service communications employing the preferred mode.

20040199098, Oct 7, 2004

Apr 20, 2004

10/827951

Jennifer Pierce - Arlington Heights IL, US
Timothy Patno - Evanston IL, US
Robert Cairone - Crystal Lake IL, US
John Foley - Wheeling IL, US

Baxter International Inc.

A61M037/00

604/004010, 604/006160

Blood processing systems and methods convey blood drawn from a donor through a blood processing circuit to separate the blood into at least one targeted blood component for collection. The systems and methods derive an estimated effect of the procedure upon the donor. The estimated effect can be expressed in terms of a net blood fluid volume loss, or as a hematocrit of the donor after completion of the desired blood collection procedure. The systems and methods present the estimated effect to an operator for viewing, reading, or offloading.

20100093306, Apr 15, 2010

Oct 9, 2008

12/248301

Kuen-Yih Hwang - Naperville IL, US
Shreenidhi Bharadwaj - Chicago IL, US
Michael Arthur Koepke - Geneva IL, US
Jennifer Ann Pierce - Algonquin IL, US

WEST CORPORATION - Omaha NE

H04M 11/04
H04W 4/00

4554042, 4554041, 455466

A system for effecting wireless emergency service communication using text messaging includes: (a) at least one network configured for treating received text messaging; each respective network identifying emergency service text communications among the received text messaging; (b) at least one request distributing unit coupled with the at least one network for receiving the emergency service text communications; and (c) at least one emergency service network coupled with the at least one request distributing unit. Each received emergency service text communication is evaluated by at least one of a network and a request distributing unit to ascertain a communication originating locus relating to each received emergency service text communication. Each received emergency service text communication is distributed within the at least one emergency service network by at least one request distributing unit according to the respective communication originating locus.

56663641, Sep 9, 1997

Mar 1, 1996

8/609672

Jennifer A. Pierce - Algonquin IL
Kamala D. Urs - Bartlett IL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04M 320
H04Q 738

370455

An apparatus and associated method employ the concept of a central busy list for coordinating the receipt of incoming calls to a subscriber subscribing to the calling services of separate first and second communication networks. The central busy list apparatus cooperates with the networks to register a current call by a subscriber serviced by the first network, to receive a request for interruption of the call serviced by the first network to allow the subscriber to receive an incoming call to be serviced by the second network, to send a request to disconnect to the first network when a priority of the current call is lower than the priority of the incoming call, and to deny interruption of the current call by the incoming call when the priority of the current call is higher.

62230352, Apr 24, 2001

Sep 30, 1997

8/941383

Jennifer A. Pierce - Algonquin IL
Timothy J. Wilson - Rolling Meadows IL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04Q 720

455433

A communications system for providing packet data service to mobile stations (110) performs registration of the mobile station prior to engaging in packet data service. The registration procedure includes sending a request to register (300) to a DAP (113), transferring (302) subscriber data from a HLR (124) to a D-VLR (126), authenticating (306) the mobile subscriber, selecting a mobile data gateway (116) to service the mobile station, transferring (308) the subscriber data from the D-VLR to the mobile data gateway, and establishing (312) a packet data link between the mobile data gateway and the mobile station.

54673984, Nov 14, 1995

Jul 5, 1994

8/270564

Jennifer A. Pierce - Algonquin IL
Louis D. Finkelstein - Wheeling IL
Daniel P. Brown - Elmhurst IL
Jay R. Krebs - Crystal Lake IL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04L 922
H04L 932
H04L 916

380 44

A communication system (100) employs a method of messaging between a subscriber unit (105) and an infrastructure communication center (101). A messaging key associated with a subscriber unit reference number is provided (203, 403) to the subscriber unit (105) and to the infrastructure communication center (101). An authentication key and/or an identifier for the subscriber unit (105) is then produced (300, 407) by either the subscriber unit (105) or the infrastructure communication center (101). The authentication key and/or the identifier is encrypted (207, 413) with the messaging key and is subsequently communicated (209, 415) between the subscriber unit (105) and the infrastructure communication center (101).