Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated BDIL3737 and DWID3831, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line BD/L3737 and DWID3831 with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line BDIL3737 and DWID3831, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line BDIL3737 and DWID3831, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated HAF4600, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line HAF4600 with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line HAF4600, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line HAF4600, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated HID4134, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line HID4134 with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line HID4134, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line HID4134, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated DWID4732, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line DWID4732 with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line DWID4732, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line DWID4732, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated ADAA3608, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line ADAA3608 with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line ADAA3608, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line ADAA3608, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated ADAA3608, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line ADAA3608 with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line ADAA3608, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line ADAA3608, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated ADAQ2613, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line ADAQ2613 with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line ADAQ2613, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line ADAQ2613, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated DWFA4651ZL, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line DWFA4651ZL with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line DWFA4651ZL, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line DWFA4651ZL, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated DWFA4651ZL, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line DWFA4651ZL with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line DWFA4651ZL, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line DWFA4651ZL, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inbred corn line designated ADAQ2613, methods for producing a corn plant by crossing plants of the inbred line ADAQ2613 with plants of another corn plant. The invention further encompasses all parts of inbred corn line ADAQ2613, including culturable cells. Additionally provided herein are methods for introducing transgenes into inbred corn line ADAQ2613, and plants produced according to these methods.

Abstract: In a message delivery system, messages are published by publishers and delivered to subscribers based on subscriptions relating to message content. Activation and de-activation notifications are supplied to applications that are bound to a queue in the message delivery system.

Abstract: A method of assigning a priority to a document in a content-routed network including a plurality of routers interconnected by links, involves matching rules against the content of a received document to assign a priority, mapping the priority onto an egress link, and mapping the egress links onto the interconnect network between content routers to achieve end-to-end quality of service.

Abstract: A method of propagating multicast subscription and routing information between routers in a network, and constructing forwarding tables in the routers, allowing providers of the data (the publishers), and the multicast recipients of the data (the subscribers) to be decoupled from and have no knowledge of one another. This is done without the need to maintain (Source Network, Published-Multicast-Group) State in the routers, for a highly scalable solution in those applications where there is a possibility for a large, or infinite number of Published-Multicast-Groups, and in those applications where messages are being routed by content, so it is impossible to identify published-multicast-groups.

Abstract: A method of propagating multicast subscription and routing information between routers in a network, and constructing forwarding tables in the routers, allowing providers of the data (the publishers), and the multicast recipients of the data (the subscribers) to be decoupled from and have no knowledge of one another. This is done without the need to maintain (Source Network, Published-Multicast-Group) State in the routers, for a highly scalable solution in those applications where there is a possibility for a large, or infinite number of Published-Multicast-Groups, and in those applications where messages are being routed by content, so it is impossible to identify published-multicast-groups.

Abstract: This invention provides an improved chamber within the can of a canned heat product that allows more complete combustion due to a better mixing of air and gasified fuel which eminates from fuel on the surface of a fibrous fill. This improved mixing is the result of pulling cold outside air into the outer annulus of the combustion chamber where mixing occurs prior to ignition and also cools the fuel holding fiber as well as providing a steady height point of maximum temperature due to the combustion.

Abstract: A method of assigning a priority to a document in a content-routed network including a plurality of routers interconnected by links, involves matching rules against the content of a received document to assign a priority, mapping the priority onto an egress link, and mapping the egress links onto the interconnect network between content routers to achieve end-to-end quality of service.

Abstract: A portable or canned heat product is made where a liquid fuel is added to a filler made of bicomponent curled fibers with the fibers substantially oriented such that the axes of the fibers are parallel to the axis of a container holding these fibers and this filler and fuel provides an easy to ignite wick free heating device and a method to make ignition of a fiber surface easier.