Abstract: The present invention provides a process for making a concentrate composition leading to a high internal phase diluted emulsion composition, that can be used for preparation of wet-wipes.

Abstract: A trap for a curbside drain opening to exclude solids of excessive size from the drain and trap them for analysis and recovery. The trap has a face which will open at high rates of water flow to avert flooding that might be or caused by plugging the drain opening. A filter is optionally provided to remove selected pollutants from the water stream for recovery and analysis.

Abstract: A barrier to exclude trash and debris from storm drains wich includes a pivoted gate moved by a vane-type rotor. The rotor is actuated to open an entry to the storm drain by flow of water at a rate above and agreeable minimum, and to maintain it closed at no or low flow rates.

Abstract: A barrier to exclude trash and debris from storm drains which includes a pivoted gate moved by a vane-type rotor. The rotor is actuated to open an entry to the storm drain by flow of water at a rate above and agreeable minimum, and to maintain it closed at no or low flow rates.

Abstract: The present invention provides novel compounds of Formula (I) and Formula (I(a)), or the pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof; methods for treating neurological disorders and neurodegenerative diseases, particularly pain and migraine, comprising administering a compound of Formula (I) or Formula (I(a)); and processes for preparing compounds of Formula (I) or Formula (I(a)).

Abstract: An apparatus for and method of controlling multiple electronically controlled components (101) utilizes a controller (103) that controls one of the components (101A). A control interface (211) replicates the control signal (201) generated by the controller (103) for each additional component (101B through 101E), such that the replicated signal bears significant resemblance to the original control signal with respect to current, voltage, and pulse width. The replicated signals are provided to the additional components (101B through 101E) at substantially the same time as the control signal (201) is provided to the first component (101A).

Abstract: A roadway surface drain provided with a grating to detain trash but pass water, a hinged closure plate beneath the grating to close the opening in which the grating is fitted, and linkage to tilt the closure plate to open said opening when the rate of water flow is sufficient, while permitting flow of water and detaining trash when the rate of flow is acceptably slow.

Abstract: A system to exclude trash from curbside drains during periods of no or slow water flow, but opening to permit full entry during heavier flow such as during heavy rains. The system may have a linkage preventing opening by force on its barrier, and to assure that it will remain open should downstream drainage systems become flooded.

Abstract: A trap for a curbside drain opening to exclude solids of excessive size from the drain and trap them for analysis and recovery. The trap has a face which will open at high rates of water flow to avert flooding that might be or caused by plugging the drain opening. A filter is optionally provided to remove selected pollutants from the water stream for recovery and analysis.

Abstract: A roadway surface drain provided with a grating to detain trash but pass water, a hinged closure plate beneath said grating to close the opening in which said grating is fitted, and linkage to tilt said closure plate to open said opening when the rate of water flow is sufficient, while permitting flow of water and detaining trash when the rate of flow is acceptably slow.

Abstract: A memory fault analyzer having a comparator and fault analyzer storage is disclosed along with a method of testing faults of the memory using a built in fault analyzer. The memory is tested by writing a known data onto a bit, reading the bit for stored data, comparing the known data with the stored data, and storing address of faulty bits in the fault analyzer. Because the fault analyzer is built in with the memory, the process is very fast. And, the fault analyzer may count the number of rows and the number of columns requiring replacement, compare the counted numbers with the number of available redundant rows and columns, and generate a repairability signal.

Abstract: A method of producing a customized document with a printing and finishing system includes registering a capability of the printing and finishing system, designing at least one intelligent template for the customized document based on the capability of the printing and finishing system, customizing the at least one intelligent template based on the capability of the printing and finishing system, including creating an intelligent document, and producing the customized document with the printing and finishing system based on the intelligent document.

Abstract: A method of administrating production of a customized document includes designing and enabling use of at least one intelligent template for the customized document, retrieving and customizing the at least one intelligent template for the customized document to create an intelligent document, including merging variable data with the at least one intelligent template and modifying a format of the at least one intelligent template to accommodate the variable data and create the intelligent document, producing the customized document based on the intelligent document, and monitoring at least one of designing and enabling use of the at least one intelligent template, retrieving and customizing the at least one intelligent template, and producing the customized document.

Abstract: A method of producing a document for a customer at a point-of-need includes selecting an intelligent template for the document from the point-of-need, merging data of the customer with the intelligent template for the document to create an intelligent document, and producing the document for the customer at the point-of-need based on the intelligent document.

Abstract: A method of producing a customized document includes designing at least one intelligent template for the customized document, enabling use of the at least one intelligent template, including maintaining a database including the at least one intelligent template, retrieving an intelligent template for the customized document from the database including the at least one intelligent template, and customizing the intelligent template for the customized document, including modifying a format of the intelligent template for the customized document to create an intelligent document.

Abstract: In a computer system, a method for managing print requests. The method includes associating related print requests with a job set and providing user accessible controls for managing that job set. In varying embodiments, these controls allow a user to select a particular job set and, for example, to simultaneously pause, delete, or prioritize each print request associated with that job set. In another embodiment, the method also includes monitoring the status of the job set.

Abstract: A system has a media handler to transports media (e.g., paper, transparencies, etc.) from an input bin through a processing unit to a collection tray. A tray adjustment mechanism moves the collection tray down and up as media is collected and occasionally removed by the operator. An overload detector detects an overload condition when the media stack on the tray becomes too heavy. The overload detector indirectly measures the stack weight by measuring the speed of the tray (or media stack) or alternatively, by monitoring the motor current. Once overload is detected, the system stops the tray to avoid damaging the tray adjustment mechanism and/or tray. The system notifies the operator via a visual message or an audible alarm. A recovery manager is then invoked to return the tray to the appropriate position after the operator has removed the media stack. In user-assisted recovery, the system awaits some explicit input from the operator that the media stack has been removed.

Abstract: A tray mapper uses an optical sensing array to detect if a head gimbal assembly suspension is located in each of the available positions in a shipping tray. Each tray to be inspected is placed on the mapper and located in a scanning position. A pair of electro-mechanical switches send a signal to a microprocessor indicating that the next tray is ready to be processed. A bar code reader mounted on the mapper reads a label on the tray to access information regarding the tray and its contents from a central database. After the tray label is read, an optical sensor located beneath each position on the tray detects the presence or absence of a part. The microprocessor reads the status of each of the sensors against the values associated with the tray label. This information is used by the operator's data terminal software to decide if the tray should be accepted or rejected. The operator is informed of the proper action via a text message on his terminal. The operator then handles the tray accordingly.

Abstract: A drain grate in an opening to a drain system which retains trash and debris upstream from the opening while permitting slow flow of water, and which opens completely when confronted with high rates of flow.