Abstract: A database management engine provides a user interface that allows users to access and modify employee information in a database. The database includes entries for employees, and each database entry includes identifying information about the associated employee. A user can request to modify data within database entries, for instance in order to update information associated with an employee. Responsive to the request, the database management engine identifies liabilities associated with the database modification stemming from associated tax laws. Based on the identified tax liabilities, the engine computes the aggregate tax liability owed by the employer and/or employee. Before modifying a database entry, the engine modifies the user interface to include interface elements detailing the computed aggregate tax liability. The user explicitly can be required to confirm the database modification in view of the aggregate tax liability.

Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for dynamically determining software application coverage in an electronic network. The present invention is configured to determine a potential vulnerability associated with the plurality of application identifiers; generate a coverage score associated with each application identifier of the plurality of application identifiers, wherein the coverage score comprises an ability of at least one of the software application or the component to manage the potential vulnerability; generate a coverage ranking of the plurality of application identifiers, wherein the coverage ranking is based on the coverage score associated with each application identifier of the plurality of application identifiers; and store the coverage ranking of the plurality of application identifiers in a coverage ranking database, wherein the coverage ranking of the plurality of application identifiers is based on the potential vulnerability.

Abstract: A database management engine provides a user interface that allows users to access and modify employee information in a database. The database includes entries for employees, and each database entry includes identifying information about the associated employee. A user can request to modify data within database entries, for instance in order to update information associated with an employee. Responsive to the request, the database management engine identifies liabilities associated with the database modification stemming from associated tax laws. Based on the identified tax liabilities, the engine computes the aggregate tax liability owed by the employer and/or employee. Before modifying a database entry, the engine modifies the user interface to include interface elements detailing the computed aggregate tax liability. The user explicitly can be required to confirm the database modification in view of the aggregate tax liability.

Abstract: Content transfers over the network may be monitored by various systems in order to prevent malicious activity, viruses, other possible risks to computing devices, to confirm the integrity of the transfer, and/or to enforce policies implemented by an organization or user or other entity. To provide accurate and granular information about the content being transferred, an application extension, such as a browser extension, may be implemented to detect content transfers and to determine and store associated data. This data may include redirects, hashes, content file characteristics (name, size, creation date, extension, etc.), user identifier, source and destination information, and the like and/or combinations thereof. Using this information, an analysis system may evaluate the content transfer and the content and determine whether any actions are to be taken with respect to the user, the content, and/or the device.

Abstract: The present description relates to compounds of Formula (I), forms, and pharmaceutical compositions thereof and methods of using such compounds, forms, or compositions thereof for treating or ameliorating Huntington's disease.

Abstract: The present description relates to compounds, forms, and pharmaceutical compositions thereof and methods of using such compounds, forms, or compositions thereof for treating or ameliorating Huntington's disease. In particular, the present description relates to substituted monocyclic heteroaryl compounds of Formula (I), Formula (II), or Formula (III), forms and pharmaceutical compositions thereof and methods of using such compounds, forms, or compositions thereof for treating or ameliorating Huntington's disease.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide deployment of updates to multiple clients. A device may provide, to each client of a first plurality of clients, a software update to be executed at the client. The device can transmit, subsequent to providing the software update, to each of the first plurality of clients, a request to check a status of the client. The device can receive from at least one of the first plurality of clients, a response to the request indicative of operational health of the client subsequent to providing the software update to the client. The device determines an operational health statistic of the first plurality of clients subsequent to providing the software update to the first plurality of clients and provides, to each client of a second plurality of clients, the software update to be executed at each client responsive to determining that the operational health statistic satisfies a predetermined threshold.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide deployment of updates to multiple clients. A device may provide, to each client of a first plurality of clients, a software update to be executed at the client. The device can transmit, subsequent to providing the software update, to each of the first plurality of clients, a request to check a status of the client. The device can receive from at least one of the first plurality of clients, a response to the request indicative of operational health of the client subsequent to providing the software update to the client. The device determines an operational health statistic of the first plurality of clients subsequent to providing the software update to the first plurality of clients and provides, to each client of a second plurality of clients, the software update to be executed at each client responsive to determining that the operational health statistic satisfies a predetermined threshold.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods of assigning workspaces. A workspace manager executable on a server may receive a request for a workspace to be assigned to a user. The request may indicate a location of the user. The workspace manager may identify, according to one or more preconfigured policies, from a plurality of workspaces configured for possible locations of the user, a first workspace configured for the indicated location and having one or more applications predetermined for the first user and the indicated location. The workspace manager may assign the identified first workspace configured for the indicated location and having the one or more applications predetermined for the first user and the indicated location.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide deployment of updates to multiple clients. A device may provide, to each client of a first plurality of clients, a software update to be executed at the client. The device can transmit, subsequent to providing the software update, to each of the first plurality of clients, a request to check a status of the client. The device can receive from at least one of the first plurality of clients, a response to the request indicative of operational health of the client subsequent to providing the software update to the client. The device determines an operational health statistic of the first plurality of clients subsequent to providing the software update to the first plurality of clients and provides, to each client of a second plurality of clients, the software update to be executed at each client responsive to determining that the operational health statistic satisfies a predetermined threshold.

Abstract: A vehicle suspension may include a leaf spring, a link member and a bumper. The leaf spring may include first and second ends and a body extending between the first and second ends. The first end may be pivotably coupled to a first mounting structure and may be configured to pivot relative to a vehicle chassis. The second end may be pivotably coupled to a second mounting structure and may be configured to pivot relative to the vehicle chassis. The body may engage a third mounting structure configured to secure the body relative to a vehicle axle. The link member may include a first end pivotably coupled to the first mounting structure and a second end pivotably coupled to the third mounting structure. The bumper may extend downward from the link member toward the leaf spring.

Abstract: A vehicle suspension may include a leaf spring, a link member and a bumper. The leaf spring may include first and second ends and a body extending between the first and second ends. The first end may be pivotably coupled to a first mounting structure and may be configured to pivot relative to a vehicle chassis. The second end may be pivotably coupled to a second mounting structure and may be configured to pivot relative to the vehicle chassis. The body may engage a third mounting structure configured to secure the body relative to a vehicle axle. The link member may include a first end pivotably coupled to the first mounting structure and a second end pivotably coupled to the third mounting structure. The bumper may extend downward from the link member toward the leaf spring.

Abstract: A sash is displaced manually by the exertion of force upon a frontal bar rigidly connected to the distal ends of a first pair of arms spaced apart from each other extending perpendicularly from opposed jambs pivoted at proximate ends. A second pair of arms, similarly spaced apart from each other, is pivoted to the sash at proximate ends above the first arm pivots to the jambs, the distal ends being pivoted to the first arms at a point medial the first arm ends. The length of each arm and the distance between congruent connections is equivalent and all six pivots enable rotation in planes perpendicular to the sash. The frontal bar, the first arms and the two pivots connecting congruent pairs of arms are displaced in an arc with respect to the sash and jambs and linear displacement of the sash by this linkage is effected with a basic mechanical advantage equal to the length of the first arm divided by the radius of the arc described by the either pivot between paired arms.