Abstract: An apparatus may mount an in-stream, continuous contact, visible, sacrificial anode in a fluid passage for the electrolytic corrosion protection. The apparatus may function to protect heat exchangers and/or other metallically connected system components that share contact with electrolytically active fluids. The apparatus may consist of an in-line anode cartridge including a collar body and a viewing port. The apparatus may include a site glass and compression fittings which seals the device causing corrosive fluids to flow past a sacrificial anode. The apparatus may include a visual indicator and an elastically compressed member (e.g., spring) which facilitate continuous metallic/electrical contact and inspection of the anode through the viewing port without system shut down or disassembly. The elastically compressed member and gauge assembly fills the view-ports with a bright indicator as the anode dissolves and the elastically compressed member expands.

Abstract: An apparatus may mount an in-stream, continuous contact, visible, sacrificial anode in a fluid passage for the electrolytic corrosion protection. The apparatus may function to protect heat exchangers and/or other metallically connected system components that share contact with electrolytically active fluids. The apparatus may consist of an in-line anode cartridge including a collar body and a viewing port. The apparatus may include a site glass and compression fittings which seals the device causing corrosive fluids to flow past a sacrificial anode. The apparatus may include a visual indicator and an elastically compressed member (e.g., spring) which facilitate continuous metallic/electrical contact and inspection of the anode through the viewing port without system shut down or disassembly. The elastically compressed member and gauge assembly fills the view-ports with a bright indicator as the anode dissolves and the elastically compressed member expands.

Abstract: A client receives a request for a report in a browser window. The client obtains data from a server to include in the report in view of the request and presents a graphical chart build from the obtained data in the browser window. The client receives a request for a printable version of the report while the graphical chart is being displayed in the browser window. The printable version of the report comprises a printable version of the graphical chart. The client encodes the graphical chart to a text string to send to the server for generating the printable version of the report. After sending the request for the printable report to the server, the client receives the printable version of the report from the server for presentation in the browser window.

Abstract: An apparatus may mount an in-stream, continuous contact, visible, sacrificial anode in a fluid passage for the electrolytic corrosion protection. The apparatus may function to protect heat exchangers and/or other metallically connected system components that share contact with electrolytically active fluids. The apparatus may consist of an in-line anode cartridge including a collar body and a viewing port. The apparatus may include a site glass and compression fittings which seals the device causing corrosive fluids to flow past a sacrificial anode. The apparatus may include a visual indicator and an elastically compressed member (e.g., spring) which facilitate continuous metallic/electrical contact and inspection of the anode through the viewing port without system shut down or disassembly. The elastically compressed member and gauge assembly fills the view-ports with a bright indicator as the anode dissolves and the elastically compressed member expands.

Abstract: A patient monitoring system includes sensors, a patient support assembly, and a gateway device and/or control module. Example sensors include physiological sensors and patient status devices. The sensors acquire patient-related data. Patient related action is determined based on the patient-related data.

Abstract: A system for preventing pressure ulcers on a patient supported on a patient support apparatus is disclosed. The system is configured to sense movement of the patient over time to determine if the movement of the patient is adequate to prevent the patient from developing pressure ulcers.

Abstract: A method for monitoring an environment for a patient on a patient support device can include: receiving a temperature reading from a wireless sensor coupled to a body of the patient; comparing the temperature reading to air flowing through an airflow system associated with the patient support device; and modifying the air flowing through the airflow system.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are triglyceride based formulations, compositions, and methods for the treatment of otic diseases and conditions. Such triglyceride based formulations and compositions are derived from medium chain triglycerides and allow for the delivery of a variety of therapeutic agents to the outer, middle, and/or inner ear.

Abstract: A client receives a request for a report in a browser window. The client obtains data from a server to include in the report in view of the request and presents a graphical chart build from the obtained data in the browser window. The client receives a request for a printable version of the report while the graphical chart is being displayed in the browser window. The printable version of the report comprises a printable version of the graphical chart. The client encodes the graphical chart to a text string to send to the server for generating the printable version of the report. After sending the request for the printable report to the server, the client receives the printable version of the report from the server for presentation in the browser window.

Abstract: The present invention relates to KVM switches that contain both remote and local ports and provide a user of the local port with a similar WEB based interface experience as that experienced by the remote user.

Abstract: Methods for matching a job opening and/or a job candidate with a job type are provided. A method of matching a job opening with a job type may include receiving job opening information via an electronic device and/or a server, and matching a plurality of job openings described in the job opening information with a plurality of respective job types, using an electronic database. A method of matching a job candidate with a job type may include identifying one or more job skills and/or job credentials of the job candidate, and matching the job candidate with one or more predetermined job types by matching the one or more job skills and/or job credentials of the job candidate with one or more skills and/or credentials corresponding to the one or more predetermined job types, using an electronic database.

Abstract: Methods for matching a job opening and/or a job candidate with a job type are provided. A method of matching a job opening with a job type may include receiving job opening information via an electronic device and/or a server, and matching a plurality of job openings described in the job opening information with a plurality of respective job types, using an electronic database. A method of matching a job candidate with a job type may include identifying one or more job skills and/or job credentials of the job candidate, and matching the job candidate with one or more predetermined job types by matching the one or more job skills and/or job credentials of the job candidate with one or more skills and/or credentials corresponding to the one or more predetermined job types, using an electronic database.

Abstract: Methods for matching a job opening and/or a job candidate with a job type are provided. A method of matching a job opening with a job type may include receiving job opening information via an electronic device and/or a server, and matching a plurality of job openings described in the job opening information with a plurality of respective job types, using an electronic database. A method of matching a job candidate with a job type may include identifying one or more job skills and/or job credentials of the job candidate, and matching the job candidate with one or more predetermined job types by matching the one or more job skills and/or job credentials of the job candidate with one or more skills and/or credentials corresponding to the one or more predetermined job types, using an electronic database.

Abstract: In one example, an apparatus for teaching a student how to snow ski includes a removably attachable instructor component, a removably attachable student component, and means for temporarily securing the instructor component and student component together. The instructor component has a first end defining a cavity configured to receive a bottom end of an instructor's ski pole and a second end disposed opposite the first end. The student component has a first end configured to attach to a portion of a student's ski equipment and a second end disposed opposite the first end.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a tip fastener configured to removably attach to a tip of a snow ski includes a clamp, a lever and a push link. The clamp includes a base and opposing upper and lower jaws extending from the base. The lever is rotatably coupled to the clamp. The push link is rotatably coupled to the clamp and is rotatably coupled to the lever.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a tip fastener configured to removably attach to a tip of a snow ski includes a clamp, a lever and a push link. The clamp includes a base and opposing upper and lower jaws extending from the base. The lever is rotatably coupled to the clamp. The push link is rotatably coupled to the clamp and is rotatably coupled to the lever.

Abstract: The present invention relates to KVM switches that contain both remote and local ports and provide a user of the local port with a similar WEB based interface experience as that experienced by the remote user.

Abstract: The present invention relates to KVM switches that contain both remote and local ports and provide a user of the local port with a similar WEB based interface experience as that experienced by the remote user.

Abstract: In one example, an apparatus for teaching a student to ski or snowboard includes a removably attachable instructor component and a removably attachable student component. The instructor component has a first end and a second end. The first end defines a cavity configured to receive a bottom end of an instructor's ski pole. The first end is configured to be removably secured to the bottom end of the instructor's ski pole. The second end is disposed opposite the first end. The student component is configured to be removably secured to a student's ski or snowboard equipment and is also configured to be removably secured to the second end of the instructor component.