Abstract: A method includes receiving at a computing system empirical data related to one or more information technology entities. The method further includes receiving at the computing system one or more user experience indicators, the user experience indicators indicative of a user's experience using a computer application. The method further includes correlating by the computing system the empirical data with the one or more user experience indicators to determine a quality of service delivered to a user for a plurality of time periods. The method further includes determining by the computing system, based on the correlation, whether one or more issues with one of the one or more information technology entities are related to the quality of service delivered to the user.

Abstract: A decoy for use in game hunting can be enhanced with an attraction device. The attraction device may include a bracket that rotatably supports an s-shaped wing element. The wing element spins within the bracket to provide additional attraction to game, such as ducks. The attraction device may include a mounting flange for mounting to a decoy, such as a duck decoy, through the use of shock cords or the like.

Abstract: A method includes receiving at a computing system empirical data related to one or more information technology entities. The method further includes receiving at the computing system one or more user experience indicators, the user experience indicators indicative of a user's experience using a computer application. The method further includes correlating by the computing system the empirical data with the one or more user experience indicators to determine a quality of service delivered to a user for a plurality of time periods. The method further includes determining by the computing system, based on the correlation, whether one or more issues with one of the one or more information technology entities are related to the quality of service delivered to the user.

Abstract: In a safe locking mechanism including a spindle which rotates a cam plate to extend or withdraw a plurality of locking bolts, a novel relock mechanism includes a floating hard plate interposed between the inside surface of the safe door and the cam plate. A plurality of springs are disposed between the interior surface of the safe door and the floating hard plate to bias the hard plate toward the cam plate. Each of the locking bolts includes a chordal notch therein to engage the edge of the hard plate and prevent retraction of the locking bolts. The cam plate includes raised camming rails which engage raised buttons on the hard plate, so that rotation of the camming plate releases the hard plate from the notches in the locking bolts and permits the bolts to be withdrawn only by rotation of the spindle.