Abstract: A golf club head having discreet regions of specific mass relationships, including a lightweight forward portion, to achieve specific mass properties and performance.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and articles of manufacture provide for interaction management (IM) data processing that allows for automated analysis of, response to, and/or identification of patterns in electronic messages (e.g., emails, text messages), via specially-programmed data processing modules configured to be executed in a communications system environment.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and articles of manufacture provide for interaction management (IM) data processing that allows for automated analysis of, response to, and/or identification of patterns in electronic messages (e.g., emails, text messages), via specially-programmed data processing modules configured to be executed in a communications system environment.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and articles of manufacture provide for interaction management (IM) data processing that allows for automated analysis of, response to, and/or identification of patterns in electronic messages (e.g., emails, text messages), via specially-programmed data processing modules configured to be executed in a communications system environment.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and articles of manufacture provide for interaction management (IM) data processing that allows for automated analysis of, response to, and/or identification of patterns in electronic messages (e.g., emails, text messages), via specially-programmed data processing modules configured to be executed in a communications system environment.

Abstract: Programming and development infrastructure for an autonomic element is provided. The system includes a control plane (ISAC), a host server, a management console, and a module development environment. The ISAC contains an Autonomic Controller Engine (ACE) and management module(s). The management module is comprised of a set of scenarios. The ISAC is embedded in a control plane.

Abstract: Systems and devices for removing materials from vacuum truck tanks are disclosed herein. An exemplary system for removing materials from a vacuum truck may include a tank having one or more walls enclosing the tank and an opening in the one or more walls to facilitate removal of materials from the tank; a blade positioned within the tank and configured to push materials towards the opening to remove or discharge collected materials from the tank; and a drive mechanism configured to selectively move the blade towards the opening in the tank. Additional systems and devices for removing materials from vacuum truck tanks are also disclosed herein.

Abstract: A washing apparatus and method is disclosed that is adapted to be disposed within a bathtub or shower stall, the apparatus includes a base having a first side and a second side that is adjacent to a bathtub floor or a shower stall floor. Further included in the apparatus is an open receptacle that is disposed adjacent to the base first side, with the base first side having a user foothold area adjacent to and external to the open receptacle. Also included in the apparatus is an extension member having a distal end portion with a handle and an extension member proximal end portion that extends from the base first side. The receptacle further includes a plurality of washing bristles disposed on an interior of the receptacle and a manually operated reservoir for selectively dispensing soap adjacent to the bristles.

Abstract: An improved method for predicting stability of liquid detergent composition, identifying and designing liquid detergent compositions that provide said desired stability, consumer acceptance and performance.

Abstract: An injection molding apparatus for hollow parts comprises first and second co-operating dies, each die including a first male die core and a female die recess. One of the dies is rotatable about an axis. In a first angular position of the rotatable die, the male die core of the first die co-operates with the female die recess of the second die and the male die core of the second die co-operates with the female die recess of the first die, to define first and second molds in which half-components may be formed. In a second angular position of the rotatable die, the respective female dies recesses of the first and second dies co-operate to form a third mold in which the half-components may be joined. The apparatus makes use of a single injector differentially controlled for each stage.

Abstract: An injection moulding apparatus for hollow parts comprises first and second co-operating dies, each die including a first male die core and a female die recess. One of the dies is rotatable about an axis. In a first angular position of the rotatable die, the male die core of the first die co-operates with the female die recess of the second die and the male die core of the second die co-operates with the female die recess of the first die, to define first and second moulds in which half-components may be formed. In a second angular position of the rotatable die, the respective female dies recesses of the first and second dies co-operate to form a third mould in which the half-components may be joined. The apparatus makes use of a single injector differentially controlled for each stage.

Abstract: An injection moulding apparatus for hollow parts comprises first and second co-operating dies, each die including a first male die core and a female die recess. One of the dies is rotatable about an axis. In a first angular position of the rotatable die, the male die core of the first die co-operates with the female die recess of the second die and the male die core of the second die co-operates with the female die recess of the first die, to define first and second moulds in which half-components may be formed. In a second angular position of the rotatable die, the respective female dies recesses of the first and second dies co-operate to form a third mould in which the half-components may be joined. The apparatus makes use of a single injector differentially controlled for each stage.