Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed. For example, the apparatus includes a paper feed to feed print media a single sheet at a time, a plurality of rotating discs, wherein each one of the plurality of rotating discs comprises an elastomer ring to secure a leading edge of the single sheet against a registration wall and initiate a flipping process, a curved baffle positioned above the plurality of rotating discs and the single sheet, an air duct located above the plurality of rotating discs and the single sheet to force an air flow towards the curved baffle, wherein the air flow follows a shape of the curved baffle to create a low pressure zone above the single sheet to keep a trailing edge of the single sheet levitated during completion of the flipping process, and a movable platform to hold a stack of the print media.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing patient information across various electronic medical record (EMR) systems, according to some examples can involve providing a patient information management system having a cloud-based application server including a database, a client application interface and a mobile security token. A one-time verification code can be sent from the cloud-based application server to the client computing device and read using the mobile security token. The mobile security token can be matched to a patient demographic record in the database to authenticate the patient using the linked mobile security token.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed. For example, the apparatus includes a paper feed to feed print media a single sheet at a time, a plurality of rotating discs, wherein each one of the plurality of rotating discs comprises an elastomer ring to secure a leading edge of the single sheet against a registration wall and initiate a flipping process, a curved baffle positioned above the plurality of rotating discs and the single sheet, an air duct located above the plurality of rotating discs and the single sheet to force an air flow towards the curved baffle, wherein the air flow follows a shape of the curved baffle to create a low pressure zone above the single sheet to keep a trailing edge of the single sheet levitated during completion of the flipping process, and a movable platform to hold a stack of the print media.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed. For example, the apparatus includes a paper feed to feed print media a single sheet at a time, a plurality of rotating discs, wherein each one of the plurality of rotating discs comprises an elastomer ring to secure a leading edge of the single sheet against a registration wall and initiate a flipping process, a plurality of fans to generate an air flow, wherein the air flow levitates a trailing edge of the single sheet during completion of the flipping process, and a movable platform to hold a stack of the print media.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed. For example, the apparatus includes a paper feed to feed print media a single sheet at a time, a plurality of rotating discs, wherein each one of the plurality of rotating discs comprises an elastomer ring to secure a leading edge of the single sheet against a registration wall and initiate a flipping process, an air duct to force an air flow towards the print media to levitate a trailing edge of the single sheet during completion of the flipping process, and a movable platform to hold a stack of the print media.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing patient information across various electronic medical record (EMR) systems, according to some examples can involve providing a patient information management system having a cloud-based application server including a database, a client application interface and a mobile security token. A one-time verification code can be sent from the cloud-based application server to the client computing device and read using the mobile security token. The mobile security token can be matched to a patient demographic record in the database to authenticate the patient using the linked mobile security token.

Abstract: A multi-articulating enclosed lift assembly is described having an adjustable work platform, a guardrail system on the platform, and a flexible enclosure. The work platform generally includes a base, a lift, and an operator platform supporting the guardrail system. The flexible enclosure includes an extendible frame and a flexible containment material. The material may be disposed proximate to sides of the extendible frame and sealed to the base of the adjustable work platform and along a top of the extendible frame. The flexible enclosure and the base define a working space below a ceiling as the top of the extendible frame engages an opening in the ceiling. As such, the lift selectively moves the operator platform within the working space to place it in a desired vertical position within the flexible enclosure and allow a configuration of at least a portion of the guardrail system to extend through the opening.

Abstract: A printer filter packaging apparatus includes a base for supporting a filter having delicate filter media. Side wraps extend from two opposite sides of the base and cover two opposite sides of the filter. A rear wrap includes a handle, and covers a rear and a top of the filter. A front wrap defines a slit for receiving the handle; the front wrap covers the top and a front of the filter. The wrapped or covered filter may be lifted by the handle, the filter being supported by a combination of the base and front, rear, and side wraps.

Abstract: An ink delivery system for transporting thermally treated ink from different ink reservoirs to multiple print he ads of an imaging device includes a rigid injector assembly, and multiple pliable tubes attached to the injector assembly. The injector assembly includes two T-shaped members made of a conducting material, positioned one a top the of her. Each of the two members has grooves provided within it. The grooves within one of the members align with the grooves within the other member, to create channels, which carry ink to the pliable tubes. The pliable tubes are made of a flexible material, such that the lower end of each pliable tube is freely movable with respect to the injector assembly. A heating mechanism surrounds the injector assembly and the pliable tube, and remains in thermal communication with the system, to keep the ink in molten state all through the transportation path within the ink delivery system.

Abstract: A printer filter packaging apparatus includes a base for supporting a filter having delicate filter media. Side wraps extend from two opposite sides of the base and cover two opposite sides of the filter. A rear wrap includes a handle, and covers a rear and a top of the filter. A front wrap defines a slit for receiving the handle; the front wrap covers the top and a front of the filter. The wrapped or covered filter may be lifted by the handle, the filter being supported by a combination of the base and front, rear, and side wraps.

Abstract: A method and system for reducing or eliminating banding in a rendering device caused by pressure pulsations from a blower. The pressure pulsation frequency resulting from a plurality of pressure pulsations propagated from a blower can be reduced by forming an obstruction device at an outlet of the blower. Total airflow and total pressure propagated by the blower are maintained by modifying or removing an existing restrictor plate thereby reducing acoustic noise associated with the pressure pulsations in a xerographic cavity.

Abstract: Gly-Pro-Glu (GPE) is rapidly metabolized in vivo. We found that GPE infusion elicits potent and consistent neuroprotection in all brain regions examined, and in certain embodiments, the effects were greater than those of a bolus injection followed by infusion (“loading dose/infusion”). GPE reduced apoptosis in the hippocampus and inhibited microglial proliferation and prevented the injury-induced loss of astrocytes and improved long-term somatofunction. GPE after infusion showed a broad effective dose range (0.3-30 mg/kg/h) and had a surprisingly extended window of treatment efficacy, permitting its use from 1 to at least as late as 24 h after neural injury. We also found that neuroprotective effects of acute GPE administration were prolonged and therefore capable of being used effectively to treat a variety of neurodegenerative conditions, even when administered after a neural injury.

Abstract: GPE antibodies recognize GPE with high specificity. When used in a radioimmunoassay, they reliably measure the concentration of GPE. They may be used to extend the half-life of GPE both in vivo and in vitro, and in methods of purifying the GPE receptor. Two methods of rpHPLC accurately revolve GPE on the basis of its hydrophobicity.

Abstract: Anti-GPE antibodies are provided that can be used to detect the presence of GPE in a sample. GPE antibodies can be raised against conjugated GPE to produce antibodies that are specific for a GPE that has been derivatized using a similar coupling chemistry as was used for making the GPE conjugate. To detect GPE in a sample, the sample is exposed to a derivatizing agent to produce a derivatized GPE that is recognized by the anti-GPE antibody. Using similar strategies, antibodies can be raised against other weakly immunogenic molecules (WIMs) that can be the basis for assays and kits for assaying for WIMs.