Abstract: Disclosed herein are compositions that exhibit viscosities suitable for injectable formulations. The compositions comprise bioactive agent-loaded microparticles and hyaluronic acid or a salt thereof in a suitable liquid pharmaceutical carrier. Also disclosed are methods of making and using the compositions.

Abstract: In general, in one aspect, the disclosure describes an apparatus to enable direct injection of DC power from a renewable power source (e.g., solar) into an electronic device (e.g., computer). The DC power from the renewable source is injected into the electronic device on the DC side of a power supply used to provide power thereto. The DC power is injected into a tap that is installed between the power supply and a system board using the DC power. The apparatus may include a voltage regulator that converts the DC power to a DC voltage associated with the electronic device. The set point of the voltage regulator may be on the high side of the voltage range of the electronic device so that power is preferentially provided by the renewable source with additional power being provided by the power supply. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to processes for preparing microparticles using an emulsion process where both a solvent and a salt are used in the continuous phase of the emulsion. The present disclosure also relates to micropartices having an angle of repose of ?35, as measured using a Hele-Shaw cell.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods for producing spheroid polymer particles from non-spheroid particles by heating the non-spheroid particles in a liquid medium.

Abstract: A spill proof, portable dispenser including a top attached to a bottom on a first side, a lid attached to the bottom on a second side, and wherein the top can only be opened after first opening the lid. Thus, when the dispenser is closed, the top is prevented from opening relative to the bottom unless the lid is first opened. The dispenser can be easily refilled by first opening the lid and then opening the top to access the dispenser's interior.

Abstract: A document storage device is configured to receive a spine label. The document storage device includes a spine, a spine cover cooperating with the spine to define a pocket, and a sleeve member operable to at least partially surround the spine label to define a removable spine insert that is inserted into the pocket. The sleeve member remains in the pocket with the spine label and is removable from the pocket to remove the spine label.

Abstract: Containers for containing a laundry product, having a helical grip translating down the container.

Abstract: A document storage device configured to receive a title sheet. The document storage device including a cover having a cover lip and a cover sheet coupled to the cover. The cover sheet is movable between an open position and a closed position such that when the cover sheet is in the closed position, at least a portion of a first edge engages the cover lip and defines a title sheet space between the cover and the cover sheet that is configured to receive the title sheet.