Abstract: An ostomy appliance includes a substrate and at least one Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) circuit disposed on the substrate. The RFID circuit includes a RFID transponder having an antenna and a conductive ink connected in series with the antenna and the RFID transponder. The conductive ink is configured to dissolve in response to exposure to moisture. The RFID circuit is in a closed condition when the conductive ink extends continuously between the RFID transponder and the antenna. The RFID circuit is in an open condition when at least a portion of the conductive ink is dissolved.

Abstract: Managing I/O operations at a storage device, including querying storage device to identify a maximum number of command slots associated with the storage device; providing, to the storage device and at a first throughput, a first set of input/output (I/O) operations for processing at the storage device; updating, based on the first set of I/O operations, a log indicating a number of pending I/O operations to be performed at the storage device; comparing the pending number of I/O operations to the maximum number of command slots of the storage device; determining, based on the comparing, that the pending number of I/O operations is within a first threshold of the maximum number of command slots of the storage device, in response: providing, to the storage device and at a second throughput, a second set of I/O operations for processing at the storage device, the second throughput less than the first throughput.

Abstract: A hand-held lighting device is disclosed with a handle and a head housing a first and second light source, wherein a longitudinal axis of the head is disposed at a non-parallel angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the handle. The first light source is annular light emitting diode and the second light source is a light excited phosphor.

Abstract: Managing input/output (I/O) operations at a storage device, including receiving, at storage device, a first set of input/output (I/O) operations at a first throughput; processing, at the storage device, the first set of I/O operations; determining, in response to processing the first set of I/O operations, that a resource capability of the storage device is below a threshold; setting, in response to determining that the resource capability of the storage device is below the threshold, a congestion bit associated with the storage device to a first value; receiving, at the storage device, a second set of I/O operations at a second throughput based on the first value of the congestion bit; determining that the second throughput of the second set of I/O operations is less than the first throughput of the first set of I/O operations, and in response, processing, at the storage device, the second set of I/O operations.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described herein for generating compliance indicators on a user interface corresponding to maturity levels of a continuous integration/continuous deployment system. A server captures compliance data corresponding to development status associated with a software application comprising newly-added source code. The server determines whether a plurality of maturity levels of a continuous integration system are completed for the software application based upon the captured compliance data. The server generates a plurality of compliance indicators, each of the compliance indicators corresponding to one of the maturity levels that is completed. The server generates for display the generated compliance indicators on a user interface of a user device communicatively coupled to the server.

Abstract: A hand-held lighting device is disclosed with a handle and a head housing a first and second light source, wherein a longitudinal axis of the head is disposed at a non-parallel angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the handle. The first light source is annular light emitting diode and the second light source is a light excited phosphor.

Abstract: An ostomy appliance system includes an ostomy appliance having a stoma opening and a first electrical interface, and at least one thermal sensor configured to detect at least one thermal property, such as temperature, at the ostomy appliance, the at least one temperature sensor connected to the first electrical interface with electrical circuitry. A wearable device may be removably connected to the ostomy appliance and operably connected to the at least one thermal sensor. The wearable device includes a housing, a second electrical interface configured for electrical connection to the first electrical interface, a power supply and a controller operably connected to the power supply. The controller is configured to determine a condition of the ostomy appliance based on the at least one thermal property detected at the at least one thermal sensor. The wearable device may also include a wireless transceiver configured to communicate with a personal communication device.

Abstract: Managing input/output (I/O) operations at a storage device, including receiving, at storage device, a first set of input/output (I/O) operations at a first throughput; processing, at the storage device, the first set of I/O operations; determining, in response to processing the first set of I/O operations, that a resource capability of the storage device is below a threshold; setting, in response to determining that the resource capability of the storage device is below the threshold, a congestion bit associated with the storage device to a first value; receiving, at the storage device, a second set of I/O operations at a second throughput based on the first value of the congestion bit; determining that the second throughput of the second set of I/O operations is less than the first throughput of the first set of I/O operations, and in response, processing, at the storage device, the second set of I/O operations.

Abstract: Managing I/O operations at a storage device, including querying storage device to identify a maximum number of command slots associated with the storage device; providing, to the storage device and at a first throughput, a first set of input/output (I/O) operations for processing at the storage device; updating, based on the first set of I/O operations, a log indicating a number of pending I/O operations to be performed at the storage device; comparing the pending number of I/O operations to the maximum number of command slots of the storage device; determining, based on the comparing, that the pending number of I/O operations is within a first threshold of the maximum number of command slots of the storage device, in response: providing, to the storage device and at a second throughput, a second set of I/O operations for processing at the storage device, the second throughput less than the first throughput.

Abstract: A lighted insect trap having a main body that is coupleable to a power source. A cover is couplable to the main body, either removably, moveably, or fixedly. A plurality of opposing arms extend upward from the main body, the opposing arms being configured to receive a card between the opposing arms. A card having an adhesive layer is disposed between the opposing arms. A light source is disposed about the main body and is configured to propagate light about the plurality of arms.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described herein for generating compliance indicators on a user interface corresponding to maturity levels of a continuous integration/continuous deployment system. A server captures compliance data corresponding to development status associated with a software application comprising newly-added source code. The server determines whether a plurality of maturity levels of a continuous integration system are completed for the software application based upon the captured compliance data. The server generates a plurality of compliance indicators, each of the compliance indicators corresponding to one of the maturity levels that is completed. The server generates for display the generated compliance indicators on a user interface of a user device communicatively coupled to the server.

Abstract: A hand-held lighting device is disclosed with a handle and a head housing a first and second light source, wherein a longitudinal axis of the head is disposed at a non-parallel angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the handle. The first light source is annular light emitting diode and the second light source is a light excited phosphor.

Abstract: An insect control device is described having a housing with a base. A power source is disposed about the housing along with a first light source within the base. A second light source is in the base and is a single LED coupled to a controller. The controller is programmed to turn the single LED on at a randomized rate within a predetermined set of time segments and at a predetermined set of time increments.

Abstract: A hand-held lighting device is disclosed with a handle and a head housing a first and second light source, wherein a longitudinal axis of the head is disposed at a non-parallel angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the handle. The first light source is annular light emitting diode and the second light source is a light excited phosphor.

Abstract: An application includes main program code, but also a call handler and an update module. When a specific method or function in the operating system is called, the call is redirected to the call handler in the application. The call handler then calls the function in the operating system. The function retrieves an object to present in a user interface to the application. But before the object is rendered, program control is returned to the call handler, which calls into the update module. The update module determines whether or not the appearance of the object should be changed, for example, in accordance with an A/B test or any other type of update. If so, visual characteristics of the object are changed. Control reverts back to the operating system from the call handler and the object, in its changed form, is presented in the user interface.

Abstract: A vacuum rail and squeegee system, and a control system for an irregular surface cleaning system, an irregular surface cleaning system, process, and methods of use are presented. The cleaning system presented herein is designed for clearing surfaces of structures. More specifically, but without limitation, the present cleaning system is designed and configured to clean the surfaces, inside and outside, of wind turbines and the corresponding structure. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure relates to a surface cleaner for cleaning surfaces. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure relates to cleaning surfaces of an irregular surface. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure relates to cleaning a surface of an irregular surface where the target surface is at an inconvenient altitude or location.

Abstract: An application includes main program code, but also a call handler and an update module. When a specific method or function in the operating system is called, the call is redirected to the call handler in the application. The call handler then calls the function in the operating system. The function retrieves an object to present in a user interface to the application. But before the object is rendered, program control is returned to the call handler, which calls into the update module. The update module determines whether or not the appearance of the object should be changed, for example, in accordance with an A/B test or any other type of update. If so, visual characteristics of the object are changed. Control reverts back to the operating system from the call handler and the object, in its changed form, is presented in the user interface.

Abstract: A scrub plate system, a vacuum rail system, and a control system for an irregular surface cleaning system, an irregular surface cleaning system, process, and methods of use are presented. The cleaning system presented herein is designed for clearing surfaces of structures. More specifically, but without limitation, the present cleaning system is designed and configured to clean the surfaces, inside and outside, of wind turbines and the corresponding structure. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure relates to a surface cleaner for cleaning surfaces. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure relates to cleaning surfaces of an irregular surface. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure relates to cleaning a surface of an irregular surface where the target surface is at an inconvenient altitude or location.

Abstract: A soda gun holster assembly having a holster housing with a mounting bracket operably configured to selectively couple with a countertop and a sidewall that defines a soda gun storage zone where a liquid dispensing gun can be inserted therein from the front of the holster housing. The holster housing includes a flexible U-shaped clip disposed within the soda gun storage zone that is operably configured to receive and retain the soda gun, namely the nozzle portion of the soda gun, therein. The soda gun holster assembly may also include a liquid capturing basin selectively removably coupled to the holster housing for retaining and directing errant and/or dripped liquid from the soda gun to another area.