Abstract: An information technology (IT) network includes configuration items (CIs) that may constantly change, where the CIs describe hardware components or software components that are configured to operate on the IT network. Machine learning techniques can be employed determine whether a CI has been changed (e.g., added, updated, or removed) in the IT network. For example, a software code or a log message associated with a CI can be analyzed to determine whether the CI is a newly added or updated within the IT network.

Abstract: An information technology (IT) network includes configuration items (CIs) that may constantly change, where the CIs describe hardware components or software components that are configured to operate on the IT network. A system comprising a server can determine a change associated with a CI, send, to a configuration management database (CMDB), a message that updates the CMDB based on the determined change associated with the CI, determine, for the CI, a monitor configuration that describes one or more variables and corresponding one or more parameters with which the CI is to be monitored, and send the CI with the monitor configuration to a plurality of monitoring software tools operating on a plurality of servers, where each monitoring software tool is configured to monitor the CI based on the monitor configuration.

Abstract: An information technology (IT) network includes configuration items (CIs) that may constantly change, where the CIs describe hardware components or software components that are configured to operate on the IT network. Machine learning techniques can be employed determine whether a CI has been changed (e.g., added, updated, or removed) in the IT network. For example, a software code or a log message associated with a CI can be analyzed to determine whether the CI is a newly added or updated within the IT network.

Abstract: A modular swimming pool includes a precast base unit and a precast riser unit that can be assembled at an installation site to define an interior volume in which a human can swim. The precast riser unit is secured to the base unit. The upper surface of the precast base unit and at least one internal surface of the precast riser unit define the interior volume of the modular pool when the precast base unit and the precast riser unit are secured together. A modular swimming pool assembly is also provided. A method of assembling a modular swimming pool is also provided.

Abstract: An information technology (IT) network includes configuration items (CIs) that may constantly change, where the CIs describe hardware components or software components that are configured to operate on the IT network. A system comprising a server can determine a change associated with a CI, send, to a configuration management database (CMDB), a message that updates the CMDB based on the determined change associated with the CI, determine, for the CI, a monitor configuration that describes one or more variables and corresponding one or more parameters with which the CI is to be monitored, and send the CI with the monitor configuration to a plurality of monitoring software tools operating on a plurality of servers, where each monitoring software tool is configured to monitor the CI based on the monitor configuration.

Abstract: Saddle with passively morphing interface panels and method of use, wherein passively morphing interface panels morphs in surface profile to be reshaped upon contact with a supporting surface of a horse's dynamic back and of horses of varying sizes and shapes, so that a direct load path is created from the riders concentrated downward weight on a chassis through a pair of symmetrically opposed line of contact edges, aligned with tilted sagittal plane sections through the horse's back surface, and making contact with the midline area of opposed pair of elements made of rigid materials that are caused to tip out of plane until moment forces are balanced, which occurs when the element's entire length makes contact with the supporting horse's back causing the elements interface's surface profile to be reshaped, without directed input, to momentarily match the varying supporting surface profiles of a horse's dynamic back.

Abstract: A method to generate electrical power and cold energy from any grade of thermal energy (e.g., ambient, solar, waste heat, geothermal, combustion products, nuclear, or any combination thereof) in a cryogenic, closed loop (e.g., regenerative) cycle is disclosed.

Abstract: Geological stata can be modeled using weighted parameters. For example, geological data representative of strata in a subterranean formation can be received. A weight for a parameter usable to generate a geological model can be determined. Examples of the parameter can include (i) a first parameter for reducing a change in a thickness of a stratum, (ii) a second parameter for maintaining a minimum thickness of the stratum, (iii) a third parameter for maintaining a maximum thickness of the stratum, (iv) a fourth parameter for reducing a curvature in the thickness of the stratum, (v) a fifth parameter for a user-provided indication of a feature of the stratum, or (vi) any combination of these. The geological model can be generated by concurrently solving a system of equations using the weight and the geological data. The geological model can be displayed and can visually represent the cross-sectional shapes of the strata.

Abstract: An automated transaction machine can include at least one currency cassette, a currency recycler, a user interface, a transceiver, a shell, a door, a slot, and a cart. The currency recycler can extract banknotes held by the currency cassette. The user interface can receive an input from a user corresponding to a request for currency dispensing. The transceiver can transmit the input remotely for approval. The shell can have an interior at least partially enclosing the currency cassette and the door can close the interior. The cart can have a holding portion and a plurality of wheels. The currency cassette can be carried by the holding portion and rest on the wheels. Lowermost edges of the wheels can be lower than lowermost edges of the holding portion and the currency cassette when the currency cassette is in the interior.

Abstract: An automated transaction machine can include at least one currency cassette, a currency recycler, a user interface, a transceiver, a shell, a door, a slot, and a cart. The currency recycler can extract banknotes held by the currency cassette. The user interface can receive an input from a user corresponding to a request for currency dispensing. The transceiver can transmit the input remotely for approval. The shell can have an interior at least partially enclosing the currency cassette and the door can close the interior. The cart can have a holding portion and a plurality of wheels. The currency cassette can be carried by the holding portion and rest on the wheels. Lowermost edges of the wheels can be lower than lowermost edges of the holding portion and the currency cassette when the currency cassette is in the interior.

Abstract: In an example embodiment, described herein is an automated transaction machines with dual customer interface displays of different sizes and different orientations, configured for selective use by a customer by selection of desired display option for a financial transaction.