Abstract: This invention provides a system for sharing real-time recording and the method thereof. The system in this invention transmits the traffic image from the traffic recording device to the cloud server database for storage by the hand-held communication device. Here, the system for sharing real-time recording includes at least three parts: a traffic recording device, a hand-held communication device and a cloud server. User can automatically transmit traffic image provided by the vehicle event data recorder capable of transmitting traffic image to the cloud server by the system and its method disclosed here to achieve real-time sharing of the traffic images.

Abstract: This invention provides a system for sharing real-time recording and the method thereof. The system in this invention transmits the traffic image from the traffic recording device to the cloud server database for storage by the hand-held communication device. Here, the system for sharing real-time recording includes at least three parts: a traffic recording device, a hand-held communication device and a cloud server. User can automatically transmit traffic image provided by the vehicle event data recorder capable of transmitting traffic image to the cloud server by the system and its method disclosed here to achieve real-time sharing of the traffic images.

Abstract: A yoga balance trainer includes a main frame and a seat assembly. The main frame includes opposite bottom and top boards, and a spring unit connected between the bottom and top boards so as to permit movement of the top board relative to the bottom board. The seat assembly includes a supporting leg frame secured to the top board, and a seat secured to the supporting leg frame. When the user sits on the seat assembly and moves to and fro, the top board moves relative to the bottom board.

Abstract: A yoga balance trainer includes a main frame, a base support, and two upright exercising rod units. The main frame has a first spring unit connected between bottom and top boards. The base support includes a number of interconnecting base tubes connected fixedly to the bottom board of the main frame, a plurality of positioning tubes connected removably, telescopically, and respectively to selected two of the base tubes, and positioning units for positioning the positioning tubes respectively relative to the base tubes. Each rod unit includes a lower rod portion connected to one of the selected two of the positioning tubes, an upper rod portion, and a second spring unit connected between the lower and upper rod portions so that the upper rod portion is twistable relative to the lower rod portion.

Abstract: The invention relates to complexes comprising a B class ephrin and a PDZ domain containing protein; peptides that interfere with the interaction of a B class ephrin with a PDZ domain binding site, and a PDZ domain containing protein; and, uses of the peptides and complexes. Methods for modulating the interaction of a B class ephrin and a PDZ domain containing protein, and methods for evaluating compounds for their ability to modulate the interaction are also described.

Abstract: A system and method for modeling the power consumed by a logic cell in a computer controlled power estimation process estimating the power consumed for an integrated circuit represented by logic cells and connections between cells. The present invention models power consumption within a logic cell associated with a particular designated pin (output, internal, or bidirectional) based on which input (or internal or bidirectional) pin transitioned causing the designated pin to transition. This is referred to as path dependent power modeling. A different power consumption value can be provided for each different modeled transition. The logic cells and the power consumption model for them are stored in a logic cell "library" within the computer system. Path dependent power modeling of the present invention allows library designers to specify a different set of power values depending on which pin transition (e.g., input pin) caused the designated pin to transition.

Abstract: A system and method for modeling the power consumed by a logic cell in a computer controlled power estimation process estimating the power consumed for an integrated circuit represented by logic cells and connections between cells. The present invention models power consumption within a logic cell associated with a particular pin (e.g., input, output, bidirectional, internal) based on a prescribed condition of the state of signals that exist contemporaneously with a signal transition on the particular pin. This is referred to as state dependent power modeling. A different power consumption value can be provided for each different modeled state. The logic cells and the power consumption model for them are stored in a logic cell "library" within the computer system. State dependent power modeling of the present invention allows library designers to specify a different set of power values depending on the condition of one or more pins of the library cell (e.g., the library's representation of the logic cell).

Abstract: A zippered pocket for an athletic shoe is formed as a pipe-shaped layer of material having an opening for receiving small personal items such as keys, rolled or folded currency and the like. A cloth upon which the zipper is formed is stitched upon assembly intermediate the pipe-shaped layer of material and the liner material of the shoe quarter and, defines the upper edge of the bowls along its upper edge, stitched intermediate the eyestay and an upper lateral extent of the quarter. The vamp of the shoe is provided with a cover abutting an upwardly extending forward edge of the bowl. Stops are provided at the ends of the zipper. One such is defined by a narrow upwardly extending portion of the pipe bowl intermediate the termination of the zippered portion and the rear edge of the bowl. The other zipper termination is adjacent that upwardly extending portion of the vamp cover abutting the upward curving forward edge of the bowl.

Abstract: An athletic shoe having a quarter and outer material covering portions thereof providing a window in the covering and an access opening into the space between the quarter and outer material.