Abstract: A water window apparatus including a main water window element, and a plurality of retaining flanges, along with interlocking teeth that fixedly communicate with one another to fixedly retain the main water window there between. The main water window is hollow, as well as monolithic and hermetically sealed to maintain its integral buoyancy, and further has a top that includes a magnifying element that imparts magnification when viewed therethrough.

Abstract: Updating a run-time version of a game stored on a first location includes causing a first swarm member to store an first version, with first game pieces, on the first location; maintaining a second game version with second pieces, some of which are missing from the first pieces; receiving, from the first swarm member, an upgrade request for the second version; identifying missing pieces; and providing, to the first swarm member, information leading to other swarm members, each of which hosts a missing piece at a second location used for storing a run-time version of the game; causing the first swarm member to retrieve the missing pieces from the second location and store them in at least a portion of the first location, thereby avoiding consumption of additional storage during the update.

Abstract: Monoclonal antibodies directed against coagulation factor IX and their use in inhibiting thrombosis are disclosed.

Abstract: Monoclonal antibodies directed against coagulation factor IX and their use in inhibiting thrombosis are disclosed.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a collapsible road barrier which includes at least one horizontal reflective member which is attached to the upper portion of four supporting legs. The four supporting legs are positioned in pairs with the upper portion thereof hinged together and the lower portion thereof spaced from each other so as to provide support for the horizontal reflective member. The collapsible road barrier also includes a universally collapsible bunk positioned adjacent the lower ends of the supporting legs. The universally collapsible bunk is generally rectangular in shape with each of the four corners of the bunk being attached to one of the supporting legs to provide a surface upon which material such as ballast may be positioned. The collapsible road barrier is readily folded to provide for convenient storage.