Abstract: A medication fluid delivery device component and associated methods are provided. The delivery device component includes: a wearable dispensing unit having a cannula in fluid communication with a reservoir for delivery of a medication fluid from the reservoir via a tip of the cannula during use of the dispensing unit; and an interface disposed at least partially around the cannula on a delivery side of the wearable dispensing unit and the interface being configured to receive an end portion of a medication filling device for filling of the reservoir via the tip of the cannula. The delivery device component may include a detachable support for the wearable dispensing unit with at least a portion of the interface being provided on the detachable support. The portion of the interface on the detachable support provides a protective cover for the tip of the cannula.

Abstract: Methods are presented herein for a reduced state machine that describes nodes and relationship dynamics representing real network elements (networking devices and software processes) in a computer/data network, and abstracted logical items. Logical states of networking features of the network elements are reflected in the graph, while configuration data is stored for completeness. A method called a “Versioner Algorithm” is provided to record the temporal history of a node and its state over time within the node's metadata itself, while recorded relationships represent logical relations between observed nodes. A method is also provided to time-travel back to observe a historical view of the network. Further still, a method is provided to a difference of two historical topologies and return that data in human-readable or machine consumable form.

Abstract: A system and method(s) to perform operations that include detecting user input that indicates use of a gaming machine. The operations further include gathering, in response to detection of the user input, prompt-related data. The prompt-related data can include any relevant or available information associated with use of, or a user of, the gaming machine. The operations further include generating, based on the prompt-related data, a prompt. The operations further include dynamically generating, via a machine learning model using the prompt, original gaming content. The operations further include presenting, via a presentation device of the gaming machine, the dynamically generated gaming content.

Abstract: Methods are presented herein for a reduced state machine that describes nodes and relationship dynamics representing real network elements (networking devices and software processes) in a computer/data network, and abstracted logical items. Logical states of networking features of the network elements are reflected in the graph, while configuration data is stored for completeness. A method called a “Versioner Algorithm” is provided to record the temporal history of a node and its state over time within the node's metadata itself, while recorded relationships represent logical relations between observed nodes. A method is also provided to time-travel back to observe a historical view of the network. Further still, a method is provided to a difference of two historical topologies and return that data in human-readable or machine consumable form.

Abstract: An insulin management method implemented by an insulin delivery device is provided. The method includes detecting a starting activity associated with preparation of use of the insulin delivery device in the form of an automatic insulin delivery device attachable to a user's body for a duration of a fasting period within an overall time period. The method includes initiating automated delivery of insulin in the form correction bolus doses in response to periodically received blood glucose measurements during the fasting period. Other methods, devices and systems are also provided.

Abstract: An insulin management method is provided. The method includes providing an insulin delivery device, wherein the insulin delivery device is in the form of an automatic insulin delivery device attachable to a user's body for the duration of a fasting period. The method includes delivering insulin from the insulin delivery device during the fasting period within an overall time period in the form of correction bolus doses of insulin in response to received blood glucose measurements. The insulin delivery device refrains from administering basal insulin at a preset or default rate or in a preset or default pattern. Insulin is received by the user from a non-fasting insulin management modality during a non-fasting period within the overall time period and the non-fasting insulin management modality provides at least one of a basal dose of insulin and bolus doses of insulin. Other methods, devices and systems are also provided.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, an insulin management method implemented by an insulin delivery system is provided. The method includes determining an assumed insulin on board based on an assumed external dose calculated to correct an initial blood glucose value of the user to a target blood glucose. The method includes delivering insulin from an insulin delivery device with the insulin in the form of a plurality of correction bolus doses during a fasting period in response to received blood glucose measurements, the correction bolus doses compensated for by a determined insulin on board, wherein for at least a first correction bolus dose of the plurality of correction bolus doses the determined insulin on board equals the assumed insulin on board. Other systems, devices and methods are also provided.

Abstract: A medication fluid delivery device and methods are provided with the delivery device having a dispensing unit and a drive unit that are attachable together. The dispensing unit includes a dispenser for delivering medication fluid to a user and a reservoir configured to be filled with a variable amount of medication fluid received from a medication fluid injector. The drive unit includes a control unit that controls the drive unit and causes medication fluid in the reservoir to be pumped through the dispenser and includes a registration mechanism configured to act with the dispensing unit to determine a state the reservoir including an initial level of the filled reservoir.

Abstract: A gaming system for playing a wagering game on a handheld gaming machine includes a handheld gaming machine configured to play the wagering game and an external system configured to regulate wagering game play on the handheld gaming machine.

Abstract: A flashback arrestor for use in gas cutting or welding equipment includes a porous body which defines a proximal end portion and a distal end portion and which has a plurality of pores. Each of the pores defines a pore size. The pore size is a function of a detonation cell size such that the pore size is increased to reduce a size of the sintered body.

Abstract: A golf bag cover comprising a body configured to contain a golf bag with a set of clubs therein. The golf bag having a carrying means (104; 106), the body (202) defining an elongate first aperture (212) through which the carrying means can extend. The closing means (214) arranged to substantially cover the whole of the aperture (212) with the carrying means extending through the aperture such that the golf bag fitted with the golf bag cover can be carried with the carrying means. The closing means is a plurality of flaps (214) each extending across the width of the aperture.

Abstract: A gaming system for playing a wagering game on a handheld gaming machine includes a handheld gaming machine configured to play the wagering game and an external system configured to regulate wagering game play on the handheld gaming machine.

Abstract: A submersible light (10) comprising a lens (12) sealed to the front of the reflector (20), a replaceable light source (22) housed in an aperture (25) in the reflector, a pressure member (30) positioned behind the reflector to define an air chamber (32) open at the base of the light but in sealed communication with the aperture whereby, in use, as the light becomes submerged liquid enters the base of the pressure member to pressurise the air within the pressure member to in turn form a pocket of pressurised air in the space between the lens and the reflector and thus prevent entry of liquid into that space.

Abstract: A computerized wagering game system has a gaming module comprising a processor and gaming code which is operable when executed on the processor to conduct a wagering game on which monetary value can be wagered. A video module is operable to display one or more gaming objects, and a background image. The one or more gaming objects have a degree of transparency so that the background image can be seen through the one or more gaming objects.

Abstract: A gas cutting torch has a body including an oxygen preheat tube having a first longitudinal axis and a fuel gas preheat tube having a second longitudinal axis. A head is connected to the preheat tubes having an oxygen passage communicating with the oxygen preheat tube, a fuel gas passage communicating with the fuel gas preheat tube, and an outlet for the flow of mixed gases from the torch. A mixing chamber in the head communicates with the oxygen passage and fuel gas passage. The torch has an orifice in the oxygen passage through which oxygen is adapted to flow to the mixing chamber at an increased flow velocity with an accompanying pressure drop. The pressure drop assists in the flow of fuel gas into the mixing chamber for mixture with the oxygen. A diffuser in the head defines a diffuser passage having an inlet region for receiving oxygen and fuel gas from the mixing chamber for flow through the diffuser, and an outlet region for the delivery of oxygen and fuel gas to the outlet of the head.

Abstract: A gas cutting torch has a body including an oxygen preheat tube having a first longitudinal axis and a fuel gas preheat tube having a second longitudinal axis. A head is connected to the preheat tubes having an oxygen passage communicating with the oxygen preheat tube, a fuel gas passage communicating with the fuel gas preheat tube, and an outlet for the flow of mixed gases from the torch. A mixing chamber in the head communicates with the oxygen passage and fuel gas passage. The torch has an orifice in the oxygen passage through which oxygen is adapted to flow to the mixing chamber at an increased flow velocity with an accompanying pressure drop. The pressure drop assists in the flow of fuel gas into the mixing chamber for mixture with the oxygen. A diffuser in the head defines a diffuser passage having an inlet region for receiving oxygen and fuel gas from the mixing chamber for flow through the diffuser, and an outlet region for the delivery of oxygen and fuel gas to the outlet of the head.

Abstract: A pneumatic oxygen conserver for providing oxygen to a patient. The conserver includes a body having a cavity and a main diaphragm dividing the cavity into first and second chambers. A first inlet passage delivers oxygen from an oxygen supply to the first chamber, and a second inlet passage delivers oxygen from the supply to the second chamber. An outlet passage delivers oxygen from the first chamber to the patient. The main diaphragm is movable between a closed position to prevent oxygen flow through the outlet passage and an open position to permit such flow. Vent passaging vents the second chamber. A pressure sensitive valve is connectable to the patient for permitting flow through the vent passaging when the patient inhales and preventing flow through the vent passaging when the patient exhales.

Abstract: A switchover valve for switching over from one supply of pressure fluid to another supply thereof in response to failing or failure of the one supply. The valve has a valve body having two inlets for connection thereto of the respective pressure fluid supplies and an outlet. A valve member is movable in the valve body between a position establishing communication for delivery of fluid from one inlet to the outlet and blocking flow from the other inlet to the outlet and a position establishing communication for delivery of fluid from the other inlet to the outlet and blocking flow from the one inlet to the outlet. The valve member is subject to pressure of fluid supplied to the one inlet for moving it from the first-mentioned position to the second-mentioned position and to pressure of fluid supplied to the other inlet for moving it from the second-mentioned position to the first-mentioned position.