Abstract: A hazardous drug administrative server includes a memory and a processor operably coupled to the memory. The memory is configured to store a hazardous drug data structure. The processor is configured to monitor hazardous drug databases for updates to the hazardous drug data structure. The processor is also configured to update the hazardous drug data structure based on the updates from the monitored hazardous drug databases. The processor is further configured to identify hospital hazardous drug data structures that are linked to the hazardous drug data structure. The processor is additionally configured to transmit the updates to the hazardous drug data structure that correspond to the identified hospital hazardous drug data structures to a hospital server.

Abstract: Administration of regulated safety requirements for health care professionals including a medical care facility server coupled for data communications with a mobile device for use by a health care professional, the mobile device providing a safety application establishing multi-dimensional connectivity across a medical care facility. Example embodiments include a safety application receiving, from a health care professional through a mobile device, a drug inquiry including a drug ID and the safety application providing, to the health care professional in response to the drug inquiry and through the mobile device, directions including handling instructions for the identified drug.

Abstract: A method for determining hydration of a polymer includes mixing a water-soluble, powdered dye with a powdered polymer and introducing the mixed water-soluble, powdered dye and powdered polymer into a water-based fluid. Full hydration of the powdered polymer is determined when the mixed water-soluble, powdered dye, powdered polymer and water-based fluid comprises substantially no internal optical contrast.

Abstract: A well fluid composition includes powdered polylactic acid having a selected melting temperature below a lowest expected temperature of a subsurface formation into which the composition is to be introduced. The composition includes powdered polymer suspension aide and/or viscosifier in an amount which when hydrated enables suspension of the powdered polylactic acid in liquid for at least 2 hours and up to 24 hours. The powdered polylactic acid and the powdered polymer solids suspension aide and/or viscosifier are mixed with a liquid capable of hydrating the powdered polymer solids suspension aide and/or viscosifier.

Abstract: A method for determining hydration of a polymer includes mixing a water-soluble, powdered dye with a powdered polymer and introducing the mixed water-soluble, powdered dye and powdered polymer into a water-based fluid. Full hydration of the powdered polymer is determined when the mixed water-soluble, powdered dye, powdered polymer and water-based fluid comprises substantially no internal optical contrast.

Abstract: A composition for a chemical coating includes either (a) a low volatile organic compound (VOC), high flash point, BTEX-free, and at least partially hydrophobic liquid and/or (b) a concentrated solution of polyethylene glycol and/or (c) melted polyethylene glycol; wherein any or all of (a), (b), (c) is mechanically applied as a coating to a hydrophilic polymer powder to reduce clumping of the partially hydrated polymer upon introduction to a water-based fluid, and therefore promote dispersion and ultimately improve hydration. The coating is naturally removed when introduced into the water-based fluid by either hydrophilic-hydrophobic repulsion, emulsification, dissolution, or a combination thereof; and while higher shear rates increase the removal rate of the coating, high shear mixing is not required to remove the coating.

Abstract: Systems and methods of the present invention allow for managing multiple social websites. An exemplary method may comprise the steps of registering a domain name to a Registrant, generating a Social Domain (that corresponds to a social website) by concatenating at least one subdomain to the Registrant's domain name, mapping the Social Domain to a URL for the Registrant's social website webpage, entering the Social Domain in a browser, and displaying the Registrant's social website webpage.

Abstract: Systems of the present invention allow for managing multiple social websites. An exemplary system may comprise a Personal Portal Website hosted on a server that may be communicatively coupled to a Network. The Personal Portal Website may resolve from a domain name registered to a Registrant. The Personal Portal Website also may have means for authenticating the Registrant and a Management Webpage, which is accessible only to the Registrant after successful authentication. The Management Webpage may also have means for selecting a plurality of social websites. A Portal Webpage also may be accessible via the Personal Portal Website, and may have links to the social websites selected by the Registrant on the Management Webpage.

Abstract: Methods of the present invention allow for managing multiple social websites. An exemplary method may comprise the steps of providing a Personal Portal Website (that may resolve from a domain name registered to a Registrant and may be communicatively coupled to a plurality of social websites), displaying the Registrant's public webpage from at least one social website, and authenticating the Registrant. If the Registrant is successfully authenticated, the Registrant may be logged into at least one social websites and the Registrant's private webpage from the social website(s) may be displayed.

Abstract: Systems and methods of the present invention allow for managing multiple social websites. An exemplary method may comprise the steps of registering a domain name to a Registrant, generating a Social Domain (that corresponds to a social website) by concatenating at least one subdomain to the Registrant's domain name, mapping the Social Domain to a URL for the Registrant's social website webpage, entering the Social Domain in a browser, and displaying the Registrant's social website webpage.

Abstract: Systems of the present invention allow for managing multiple social websites. An exemplary system may comprise means for registering a domain name to a Registrant, at least one social website, and a Personal Portal Website communicatively coupled to the registering means and social website(s). The Personal Portal Website also may comprise means for generating a Social Domain (possibly by concatenating at least one subdomain to the Registrant's domain name), means for mapping the Social Domain to a URL for the Registrant's public webpage on his social website(s), and means for displaying the Registrant's public webpage(s) when the Social Domain is entered in a browser.

Abstract: Methods of the present invention allow for managing multiple social websites. An exemplary method may comprise the steps of registering a domain name to a Registrant, generating a Social Domain (that corresponds to a social website) by concatenating at least one subdomain to the Registrant's domain name, mapping the Social Domain to a URL for the Registrant's social website webpage, entering the Social Domain in a browser, and displaying the Registrant's social website webpage. In one possible embodiment, the displayed social website webpage may be the Registrant's public webpage. In another possible embodiment, after authenticating the Registrant, identity-related data collected during the domain name registration process may be transferred to a social website. The Registrant may then be logged into the social website and his private webpage from the social website may be displayed.

Abstract: An interior seat assembly for a motor vehicle is provided. The interior seat assembly includes a center console, a seat back, a seat bottom, and a cantilevered member. The center console extends in fore and aft directions of the vehicle. The center console includes a first console section coupled to a floor of the vehicle and having at least one seat track positioned therein. The center console further includes a second console section supported by the first console section for storing items. The seat back is positioned adjacent to the center console. The seat bottom is coupled to the seat back for coacting with the seat back to support a passenger thereon. The cantilevered member is coupled to the seat track of the first console section and to the seat back for moving the seat back and the seat bottom in the fore or the aft directions of the vehicle.

Abstract: An interior seat assembly for a motor vehicle is provided. The interior seat assembly includes a center console, a seat back, a seat bottom, and a cantilevered member. The center console extends in fore and aft directions of the vehicle. The center console includes a first console section coupled to a floor of the vehicle and having at least one seat track positioned therein. The center console further includes a second console section supported by the first console section for storing items. The seat back is positioned adjacent to the center console. The seat bottom is coupled to the seat back for coacting with the seat back to support a passenger thereon. The cantilevered member is coupled to the seat track of the first console section and to the seat back for moving the seat back and the seat bottom in the fore or the aft directions of the vehicle.

Abstract: Methods of the present invention allow for managing multiple social websites. An exemplary method may comprise the steps of providing a Personal Portal Website (that may resolve from a domain name registered to a Registrant and may be communicatively coupled to a plurality of social websites), displaying the Registrant's public webpage from at least one social website, and authenticating the Registrant. If the Registrant is successfully authenticated, the Registrant may be logged into at least one social websites and the Registrant's private webpage from the social website(s) may be displayed.