Abstract: An insect trap with a body having a tapered outer sidewall that extends between the top surface and the bottom surface, and an interior wall that extends between the bottom surface and the top surface and terminates an opening in the top surface. An insect trap is position in the interior wall so that it is between the top and bottom surfaces.

Abstract: Waterborne coating compositions are disclosed that include a latex emulsion polymer, and, as a coalescent, a levulinic acid ester of a monohydric aliphatic alcohol having from 10 to 20 carbon atoms. The coating compositions of the invention have a reduced VOC content, and provide improved coalescing activity compared with esters of polyols such as glycerol.

Abstract: A computer module for electrically coupling a motherboard with add-in cards comprises risers connected to the motherboard and oriented facing toward each other, where the risers are connected to the add-in cards at different elevations above the motherboard, so that the add-in cards are parallel to the motherboard and overlap each other. The computer module includes a frame that can be rotated or adjusted to accommodate the need to connect with motherboard slots in various locations.

Abstract: A computer module for electrically coupling a motherboard with add-in cards comprises risers connected to the motherboard and oriented facing toward each other, where the risers are connected to the add-in cards at different elevations above the motherboard, so that the add-in cards are parallel to the motherboard and overlap each other. The computer module includes a frame that can be rotated or adjusted to accommodate the need to connect with motherboard slots in various locations.

Abstract: A hydrocarbon conversion process such as an auto-thermal cracking process in which a hydrocarbon feed and a molecular oxygen-containing gas are contacted in a reaction zone in the presence of a catalyst to produce an outlet stream having an oxygen concentration which is at, near or above the flammable limit and in which process a loss of reaction is detected and used as a signal to activate means for mitigating the risk of explosion downstream of the reaction zone. The loss of reaction may be detected for example by a sudden increase in oxygen concentration in the outlet stream and/or a sudden drop in temperature of the outlet stream.