Abstract: A rib mounting assembly for an aircraft is disclosed including a rib post and a seal member. The rib post has a rib post foot to mount with a longitudinal spar and a rib post web upstanding from the rib post foot. The seal member has a seal body and a mounting flange. The mounting flange is mounted with the rib post foot and the seal body extends from an end of the rib post.

Abstract: A container lifting and weighing assembly for determining a weight of a container, the assembly having: a frame for supporting a container, the frame being connectable to a support surface to transfer a weight of the container from the container to the support surface; a lifting structure locatable between the container and the support surface, the lifting structure having one or more movable actuators and a load sensor, the lifting structure being movable between: a rest position, wherein the load path from the container to the support surface does not traverse the lifting structure; and a weighing position, wherein the lifting structure lifts the container such that the load path from the container to the support surface traverses the lifting structure, wherein, in the weighing position, the load sensor is adapted to provide a load sensor signal indicative of the weight of the container.

Abstract: A rib mounting assembly for an aircraft is disclosed including a rib post and a seal member. The rib post has a rib post foot to mount with a longitudinal spar and a rib post web upstanding from the rib post foot. The seal member has a seal body and a mounting flange. The mounting flange is mounted with the rib post foot and the seal body extends from an end of the rib post.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an in-browser editor. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method of editing content in a browser without having to rely on the particular in-browser editing technology, such as “contentEditable” and “innerHTML.” The system includes a parser that converts an input string representing content edits in the browser into a data structure known as an Intermediary DOM (document object model). The Intermediary DOM provides a completely accurate representation of editor content in real time and operates in tandem with the Browser DOM to render the edited content in the Intermediary DOM back into displayable content.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an in-browser editor. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method of editing content in a browser without having to rely on the particular in-browser editing technology, such as “contentEditable” and “innerHTML.” The system includes a parser that converts an input string representing content edits in the browser into a data structure known as an Intermediary DOM (document object model). The Intermediary DOM provides a completely accurate representation of editor content in real time and operates in tandem with the Browser DOM to render the edited content in the Intermediary DOM back into displayable content.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of graphic design. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method of generating a design template, such as a website template, that matches the color and style of graphical content, such as a logo provided to the system.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of graphic design. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method of generating a design template, such as a website template, that matches the color and style of graphical content, such as a logo provided to the system.

Abstract: An improved riser system which comprises a connector for connecting conduits and a mooring system for mooring the connector to the floor of a body of water. The connector may include a pivoting device. The improved riser system also comprises a buoy system for supporting the connector. The buoy system is configured to provide a fixed buoyancy for the connector, the mooring system and at least a portion of the conduits and for providing variable buoyancy for placement of the connector at a predetermined water depth. The improved riser system may also include a flexible conduit made of titanium.