Abstract: A modular firestarter assembly. The modular firestarter assembly includes a number of modular components configured to be able to join to one another to form the firestarter assembly. The modular components can be broken down to save space. The modular firestarter assembly can be formed from a number of different combinations of the modular components to hold fuel sources and assist in starting a fire.

Abstract: An oral disposable apparatus to deliver a fluid, e.g., pharmacological agent to a patient in a one handed easy to use and sanitary manner. The apparatus includes a container capable of holding the fluid. The container is hermetically sealed with a specified quantity of fluid. A nozzle is coupled to the container. The nozzle is configured to permit comfortable insertion into a patient's mouth. An integral valve is coupled to the container and the nozzle. The valve is configured to be activated via rotation of the nozzle, thereby releasing the fluid.

Abstract: A modular firestarter assembly. The modular firestarter assembly includes a number of modular components configured to be able to mount to one another to form the firestarter assembly. The modular components can be broken down to save side. The modular firestarter assembly can be formed from a number of different combinations of the modular components to hold fuel sources and assist in starting a fire.

Abstract: A modular firestarter assembly. The modular firestarter assembly includes a number of modular components configured to be able to mount to one another to form the firestarter assembly. The modular components can be broken down to save side. The modular firestarter assembly can be formed from a number of different combinations of the modular components to hold fuel sources and assist in starting a fire.

Abstract: Systems and methods for generating a dynamic note and associating the dynamic note to a game object are disclosed. The game object is selected in a digital environment. The dynamic note is associated to the game object. Data is added to the dynamic note. The added data can include data describing a state of the environment and a state of the game object and include a link to the game object. Data associated with the dynamic note is sent over a network to a data storage device on a server. An aspect of the dynamic note is displayed within the digital environment.

Abstract: An oral disposable apparatus to deliver a fluid, e.g., pharmacological agent to a patient in a one handed easy to use and sanitary manner. The apparatus includes a container capable of holding the fluid. The container is sealed with a specified quantity of fluid. A nozzle is coupled to the container. The nozzle is configured to permit comfortable insertion into a patient's mouth.

Abstract: Systems and methods for generating a dynamic note and associating the dynamic note to a game object are disclosed. The game object is selected in a digital environment. The dynamic note is associated to the game object. Data is added to the dynamic note. The added data can include data describing a state of the environment and a state of the game object and include a link to the game object. Data associated with the dynamic note is sent over a network to a data storage device on a server. An aspect of the dynamic note is displayed within the digital environment.

Abstract: An oral disposable apparatus to deliver a fluid, e.g., pharmacological agent to a patient in a one handed easy to use and sanitary manner. The apparatus includes a container capable of holding the fluid. The container is hermetically sealed with a specified quantity of fluid. A nozzle is coupled to the container. The nozzle is configured to permit comfortable insertion into a patient's mouth. An integral valve is coupled to the container and the nozzle. The valve is configured to be activated via rotation of the nozzle, thereby releasing the fluid.

Abstract: An oral disposable apparatus to deliver a fluid, e.g., pharmacological agent to a patient in a one handed easy to use and sanitary manner. The apparatus includes a container capable of holding the fluid. The container is hermetically sealed with a specified quantity of fluid. A nozzle is coupled to the container. The nozzle is configured to permit comfortable insertion into a patient's mouth. An integral valve is coupled to the container and the nozzle. The valve is configured to be activated via rotation of the nozzle, thereby releasing the fluid.

Abstract: A system and method for simplifying discovery, grouping and sharing of entertainment content, including media content, live shows and events, and the availability of such content.

Abstract: An oral disposable apparatus to deliver a fluid, e.g., pharmacological agent to a patient in a one handed easy to use and sanitary manner. The apparatus includes a container capable of holding the fluid. The container is hermetically sealed with a specified quantity of fluid. A nozzle is coupled to the container. The nozzle is configured to permit comfortable insertion into a patient's mouth. An integral valve is coupled to the container and the nozzle. The valve is configured to be activated via rotation of the nozzle, thereby releasing the fluid.

Abstract: An improved structure for supporting a microcalorimeter device is disclosed. The structure comprises a substrate with superconducting wiring elements disposed on a surface of the substrate. A membrane layer is suspended above the wiring elements and the substrate surface by a tab element, and a microcalorimeter is disposed on top of the membrane layer. The tab and the membrane layer reside in a common plane, and the membrane layer comprises a material that can be applied and cured at low temperatures (e.g. 350 degrees Celsius or less), so as to have minimal affect on the superconductive wiring elements. The in-plane tab/membrane structure has improved reliability when subject to thermal cycling associated with cryogenic temperatures. A method for forming the structure is also disclosed.

Abstract: A Superconducting Quantum Interference Device (SQUID) is disclosed comprising a pair of resistively shunted Josephson junctions connected in parallel within a superconducting loop and biased by an external direct current (dc) source. The SQUID comprises a semiconductor substrate and at least one superconducting layer. The metal layer(s) are separated by or covered with a semiconductor material layer having the properties of a conductor at room temperature and the properties of an insulator at operating temperatures (generally less than 100 Kelvins). The properties of the semiconductor material layer greatly reduces the risk of electrostatic discharge that can damage the device during normal handling of the device at room temperature, while still providing the insulating properties desired to allow normal functioning of the device at its operating temperature. A method of manufacturing the SQUID device is also disclosed.

Abstract: Disclosed is a carbon dioxide absorbent formulation comprising: a pharmaceutically acceptable hydroxide essentially free of sodium, potassium and barium hydroxides; calcium and/or magnesium chloride; a hardening agent; and a non-film-forming binding agent.