Abstract: A stabilizing system for a modular structure is disclosed. The modular structure is intended to provide a framework for the storage of physical fitness training equipment and the support of items of exercise apparatus. Since such structures are prone to tipping, the prior art required that they be permanently fastened to either a wall or a floor. The present disclosure provides a system for obviating the need for permanent fastening by providing a foot element extending outward from the vertical support elements of the modular structure which moves the tipping point and by providing a base plate arrangement which can carry weight modules to act as a counterweight in opposition to any tipping forces.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for adjusting bit rate streaming during live video recording while traveling in a moving vehicle on public right-of-ways. The embodiments of the present invention relates to a system and method for gathering and analyzing dynamically and continuously cellular strength and bit loss while traveling from point A to point B. The result of the predictive bit rate is to adjust the video streaming throughput to best match the predictive bit rate and maximize the quality of the video stream.

Abstract: A method of determining the glycosylated fraction of a protein in a sample includes the steps of examining the sample to determine the total quantity of protein in the sample (READ 1), removing the glycosylated fraction of the protein, and then reexamining the sample to measure the glycosylated fraction of the protein (READ 2). The glycosylated fraction of the protein may then be calculated by the formula (READ 1-READ 2)/READ .times.100. The glycosylated fraction of the protein is removed by inserting a cartridge containing a binder into the sample, or by urging the sample through a cartridge containing a binder. Both of the cartridge assemblies preferably include a flow through body, a support material disposed in the body, and a binder material attached to the support wherein the binder has an affinity for the glycosylated fraction of the protein.