Abstract: Systems and methods for scheduling actions in remote networking environments while minimizing exposure of secured access credentials using a bifurcated security approach. The system may receive confirmation of a first verification that the first user is authorized to access the remote server. The system may, after providing access to the remote server, receive and schedule a first action. The system may generate a first access token for the remote server, wherein the first access token is specific to the first user. The system may authorize, via a second verification, the first action based on determining that the first access token is currently valid.

Abstract: A golf shoe insole comprising a foam layer with an elevated outer edge and varying height foam sections, and a foam layer for air dispersion. The elevated edge maintains the foot inverted during backswing and applies pressure during forward swing. The foam sections transfer pressure from anterior to posterior foot regions during the swing. The air dispersion layer directs air to provide dynamic feedback, facilitating proper weight shift. The insole conforms to USPTO requirements by applying pressure and feedback to guide the golfer's foot, enabling synced movements and increased power while reducing pain, thereby improving overall golf swing performance.

Abstract: A golf shoe insole comprising a foam layer with an elevated outer edge and varying height foam sections, and a foam layer for air dispersion. The elevated edge maintains the foot inverted during backswing and applies pressure during forward swing. The foam sections transfer pressure from anterior to posterior foot regions during the swing. The air dispersion layer directs air to provide dynamic feedback, facilitating proper weight shift. The insole conforms to USPTO requirements by applying pressure and feedback to guide the golfer's foot, enabling synced movements and increased power while reducing pain, thereby improving overall golf swing performance.

Abstract: In some embodiments, reducing usage of computational resources associated with scaling computational-workflows to disparate execution engines via engine-agnostic computational-workflow engine recommendations may be facilitated. In some embodiments, the system receives a computational-workflow configured to execute within a first computational-workflow environment. The system then determines a set of operational dependencies for the computational workflow. The system then generates a feature vector comprising the set of operational dependencies to be inputted into a machine learning model configured to generate a first recommendation indicating a second computational-workflow environment to execute the first computational-workflow. The system may receive the first recommendation from the machine learning model, and deploy the first computational-workflow within the second computational-workflow environment.

Abstract: Systems and methods for scheduling actions in remote networking environments while minimizing exposure of secured access credentials using a bifurcated security approach. The system may receive confirmation of a first verification that the first user is authorized to access the remote server. The system may, after providing access to the remote server, receive and schedule a first action. The system may generate a first access token for the remote server, wherein the first access token is specific to the first user. The system may authorize, via a second verification, the first action based on determining that the first access token is currently valid.

Abstract: A chilling apparatus (1) for chilling drinking vessels (44) comprising a liquid gas reservoir (3) in fluid communication with a chilling nozzle (4) under the control of a valve (41) controlled by a control unit (6), so that the drinking vessel may be chilled by a metered quantity of liquid gas vapourising from the chilling nozzle. The reservoir is provided with a vent (36) to prevent a buildup of vapourised liquid gas in the pipework and/or reservoir.

Abstract: A chilling apparatus (1) for chilling drinking vessels (44) comprising a liquid gas reservoir (3) in fluid communication with a chilling nozzle (4) under the control of a valve (41) controlled by a control unit (6), so that the drinking vessel may be chilled by a metered quantity of liquid gas vapourising from the chilling nozzle. The reservoir is provided with a vent (36) to prevent a buildup of vapourised liquid gas in the pipework and/or reservoir.

Abstract: A wireless communication device, operating over frequencies allocated to Personal Communications Services (PCS), uses Global Positioning System (GPS) technology to determine the subscriber's exact location on a periodic basis. The device sends the location information to a database for storage and subsequent retrieval by a Geographical Information System (GIS) software application. The GIS converts the location information represented by a latitude/longitude combination to a user-friendly classification of a block, street, city, etc. The user-friendly classification of the subscriber's location is then automatically communicated to emergency services and/or a designated contact, if an emergency button has been activated on the device. Alternatively, the device responds to on-demand inquiries on the subscriber's location via a computer link or a computerized voice processing equipment, such as a Voice Response Unit (VRU).