Abstract: This patent application pertains to urgency-based resource management in computing scenarios. One implementation can identify processes competing for resources on a system. The implementation can evaluate an urgency of individual competing processes. The implementation can also objectively allocate the resources among the competing processes in a manner that reduces a total of the urgencies of the competing processes.

Abstract: A bioadhesive composition from distillers' dried grains with solubles (DDGS) is produced by reaction with an aqueous solution of a base, particularly, sodium hydroxide. Optionally, urea is included with the base. The bioadhesive composition is filtered as a solution from the residue of the reaction with the base. The bioadhesive composition is particularly useful as a boxboard glue.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are disclosed for packet sanitization. A particular method intercepts a packet of a packet stream, where the packet stream is transmitted in accordance with a particular protocol. The packet is analyzed based on a specification associated with the particular protocol. Based on the analysis, a data value of a field of the packet is replaced with a sanitized data value to create a sanitized packet. The sanitized packet may be injected into the packet stream or may optionally be forwarded to a signature module that checks the sanitized packet for malicious content. When malicious content is found, the sanitized packet may be dropped, the sanitized packet may be logged, the sanitized packet may be redirected, or a notification regarding the sanitized packet may be sent to an administrator.

Abstract: A bioadhesive composition from distillers' dried grains with solubles (DDGS) is produced by reaction with an aqueous solution of a base, particularly, sodium hydroxide. Optionally, urea is included with the base. The bioadhesive composition is filtered as a solution from the residue of the reaction with the base. The bioadhesive composition is particularly useful as a boxboard glue.

Abstract: A protocol for secure peer-to-peer communications is established based on existing cryptographic techniques and encryption algorithms. The peers (120, 130, 140) and a central security agent (110) undergo mutual authentication. A newly generated nonce is used for authentication, and a random session key is used for a session. The security agent (110) generates unique session keys for communication between peers (120, 130, 140). The security agent (110) removes the burden of mutual authentication between requested peer (130, 140) and the requesting peer (120), as the security agent (110) independently authenticates the requesting peer (120) and the requested peer (130, 140). The requested peer (130, 140) and the requesting peer (120) are sent a session key by the security agent (110).

Abstract: A low cost switching system for an electrical motor, which is speed sensitive, direction of rotation insensitive, load insensitive and voltage fluctuation insensitive. The switch contains a power supply, a control circuit, a zero cross detector circuit, a triggering circuit and an electronic switch to provide the switching action. A time delay hysteresis inducement circuit is provided in the switching system to energized and deenergized the capacitor at a predetermined synchronous speed of the motor. The switching system first checks the speed of the motor before reenergizing the start capacitor, which increases the life of the motor. The switching system operates in high temperature range and regardless the value of the capacitor used.

Abstract: A bioadhesive composition from distillers' dried grains with solubles (DDGS) is produced by reaction with an aqueous solution of a base, particularly, sodium hydroxide. Optionally, urea is included with the base. The bioadhesive composition is filtered as a solution from the residue of the reaction with the base. The bioadhesive composition s particularly useful as a boxboard glue.

Abstract: A protocol for secure peer-to-peer communications is established based on existing cryptographic techniques and encryption algorithms. The peers (120, 130, 140) and a central security agent (110) undergo mutual authentication. A newly generated nonce is used for authentication, and a random session key is used for a session. The security agent (110) generates unique session keys for communication between peers (120, 130, 140). The security agent (110) removes the burden of mutual authentication between requested peer (130, 140) and the requesting peer (120), as the security agent (110) independently authenticates the requesting peer (120) and the requested peer (130, 140). The requested peer (130, 140) and the requesting peer (120) are sent a session key by the security agent (110).

Abstract: A low cost switching system for an electrical motor, which is speed sensitive, direction of rotation insensitive, load insensitive and voltage fluctuation insensitive. The switch contains a power supply, a control circuit, a zero cross detector circuit, a triggering circuit and an electronic switch to provide the switching action. A time delay hysterisis inducement circuit is provided in the switching system to energized and deenergized the capacitor at a predetermined synchronous speed of the motor. The switching system first checks the speed of the motor before reenergizing the start capacitor, which increases the life of the motor. The switching system operates in high temperature range and regardless the value of the capacitor used.

Abstract: A bioadhesive composition from distillers' dried grains with solubles (DDGS) is produced by reaction with an aqueous solution of a base, particularly, sodium hydroxide. Optionally, urea is included with the base. The bioadhesive composition is filtered as a solution from the residue of the reaction with the base. The bioadhesive composition s particularly useful as a boxboard glue.

Abstract: A network processor and a deterministic method are described herein that can prevent a dataplane malfunction within a packet processing pipeline by delaying a configuration manager from being able to immediately re-use entries which have been freed-up/deleted from shared memory.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for providing secure authentication of a user to a machine and/or system and secure operation of the machine and/or system thereafter are provided. A representative method, amount others, includes: authenticating a user to a system directly or via a proximity device; authenticating the proximity device to a receiver in the system; upon successful authentication, initiating operation of the system; and intermittently communicating between the proximity device and the receiver to verify whether the proximity device is within continued proximity of the system.

Abstract: A protocol for secure peer-to-peer communications is established based on existing cryptographic techniques and encryption algorithms. The peers (120, 130, 140) and a central security agent (110) undergo mutual authentication. A newly generated nonce is used for authentication, and a random session key is used for a session. The security agent (110) generates unique session keys for communication between peers (120, 130, 140). The security agent (110) removes the burden of mutual authentication between requested peer (130, 140) and the requesting peer (120), as the security agent (110) independently authenticates the requesting peer (120) and the requested peer (130, 140). The requested peer (130, 140) and the requesting peer (120) are sent a session key by the security agent (110).

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for providing secure authentication of a user to a machine and/or system and secure operation of the machine and/or system thereafter are provided. A representative method, amount others, includes: authenticating a user to a system directly or via a proximity device; authenticating the proximity device to a receiver in the system; upon successful authentication, initiating operation of the system; and intermittently communicating between the proximity device and the receiver to verify whether the proximity device is within continued proximity of the system.