Abstract: A conveyor bed is provided that can include a conveyor frame, a roller frame and an adjustment mechanism. The adjustment mechanism can include a first wheel movable on a first rail and a second wheel movable on a second rail. A sled can be coupled to a bottom face of the roller frame, where an inner face of the sled is in contact with the first wheel and the first rail and an outer face of the sled is in contact with the second wheel and the second rail. An actuable component coupled to the sled, wherein the actuable component is configured to move the sled back and forth linearly along the first rail using the first wheel in response to rotation of the actuable component, wherein a movement of the sled rotates the second wheel and pivots the second rail to alter an angle of the roller frame.

Abstract: A system and method for analyzing events from devices relating to network security, includes a device interface(s), for receiving events from devices. One or more processors, responsive to the event received pursuant to the device interfaces, evaluate the event in accordance with rules, wherein the rules define, inter alia, an operation the system is to take to evaluate the event and an action to be taken under specified conditions. Also, the processor can determine, responsive to the received event, whether the event is of interest, and if not, discarding the event. The processor can provide a correlation corresponding to the at least one event, for the rules.

Abstract: A portable device is disclosed for monitoring the tanning of an individual in a controlled manner over a series of tanning sessions. The device time integrates the exposure to optical radiation and indicates when predetermined dosages of the radiation have been received for the purpose of obtaining a desired tan. The device which makes use of a personalized program in order to achieve a desired tan includes a series of filters, a light detector, an integrator, a programmable computer and an alarm. Light either from the sun or an artificial light source passed by the filter and impinging on the light detector is converted into electrical signals which are time integrated by the integrator and fed into the computer. In the computer the signals are processed with data signals corresponding to the precalculated radiation dosage limit for each one of a plurality of preselected tanning sessions and the calculated total radiation needed to achieve the desired tan.