Abstract: Methods are disclosed for installing a communication cable in a high voltage conduit containing energized high voltage cables. A method includes inserting a duct rodder through a duct funnel into the high voltage conduit, pushing the duct rodder towards a second location, in response to the duct rodder being impeded in the high voltage conduit, attaching a loop attachment to the duct rodder, reinserting the duct rodder, inserting a second duct rodder having a hook attachment into the opposite end of the high voltage conduit to engage the loop attachment of the duct rodder, pulling the duct rodder through the high voltage conduit, attaching a communication cable to the duct rodder at the second location; and pulling the communication cable to the first location by retracting the duct rodder. Embodiments also include using a flexible rodder attachment for the duct rodder to overcome an impedance in the high voltage conduit.

Abstract: A crossbow includes a stock, a riser, a barrel rail coupled between the stock and the riser and defining a projectile axis, a limb assembly coupled to the riser, and a mounting rail assembly. The mounting rail assembly includes a mounting rail defining a first axial end and a second axial end, a first mounting bar coupled to the barrel rail and the first axial end of the mounting rail, and a second mounting bar coupled to the barrel rail and the second axial end of the mounting rail.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a corner cover, comprising a first elongated section; a second elongated section, joined to the first elongated section in a connection area, wherein the first elongated section and the second elongated section extending away from each other in different directions; a flip section; and an attachment section.

Abstract: A crossbow includes a stock, a riser, a barrel rail coupled between the stock and the riser and defining a projectile axis, a limb assembly coupled to the riser, and a mounting rail assembly. The mounting rail assembly includes a mounting rail defining a first axial end and a second axial end, a first mounting bar coupled to the barrel rail and the first axial end of the mounting rail, and a second mounting bar coupled to the barrel rail and the second axial end of the mounting rail.

Abstract: The corner cup comprises a base, first and second trough, angled lip, side wall, rear wall, wedge, and rib system. The troughs are located on opposing sides of the corner cup and redirect excess liquid away from the RV. The rib system provides a means for the base to rest at a sloped angle and allow excess water to drain away from the RV.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a corner cover, comprising a first elongated section; a second elongated section, joined to the first elongated section in a connection area, wherein the first elongated section and the second elongated section extending away from each other in different directions; a flip section; and an attachment section.

Abstract: The corner cup comprises a base, first and second trough, angled lip, side wall, rear wall, wedge, and rib system. The troughs are located on opposing sides of the corner cup and redirect excess liquid away from the RV. The rib system provides a means for the base to rest at a sloped angle and allow excess water to drain away from the RV.

Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include (1) receiving a set of control performance values and a set of modified performance values, (2) determining a set of comparative performance values based on the set of control performance values and the set of modified performance values, (3) generating a call graph based on the set of comparative performance values, the call graph including a set of nodes, each node corresponding to a function, the function corresponding to a particular comparative performance value included in the set of comparative performance values, and (b) a set of edges connecting the nodes based on relationships between the nodes, (4) weighting each node in accordance with the comparative performance value corresponding to the node, and (5) displaying the call graph via a user interface in accordance with the weighting of each node. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: Disclosed are medical devices having textured surfaces and related methods for texturing. Methods of surface texturing using gas-phase plasma provide medical devices with myriad complex surface morphologies.

Abstract: Disclosed are medical devices having textured surfaces and related methods for texturing. Methods of surface texturing using gas-phase plasma provide medical devices with myriad complex surface morphologies.

Abstract: A method for installing a constrained layer damper on a product of manufacture is disclosed. The method includes applying a layer of first polymeric material to a substrate of the product, wherein the first polymeric material is visco-elastic when solidified. Then, a second layer of polymeric material, which is stiff when solidified, is applied to the first polymeric material such that said first polymeric material is constrained between the second polymeric material and the substrate of the product. At least one of the layers of polymeric materials is dispensed in fluid form during the manufacture of the product from a bulk source of fluid material. The polymeric materials are chosen such that they do not require the application of heat above room temperature to solidify.

Abstract: A file is uploaded to the system provider. The uploaded file contains at least one of color images scanned from film photographed at an event, black and white images scanned from film photographed at the event and digitally captured images photographed at the event and a text data file. Images from the uploaded file are sorted, via a graphical user interface, into a series of images based on a user defined sorting sequence. After the sorting, at least one image product is selected, via the graphical user interface. The image product is comprised of at least one of an event web site, a client proofing product, a CD/DVD slide show, a proof book and proofs. After the selecting, one or more image product categories corresponding to the selected image product are associated, via the graphical user interface with the images.

Abstract: An EMI shield, or module cage, mounts to a circuit board such that a first portion of the module cage extends above a first planar surface of the circuit board and a second portion of the module cage extends below a second planar surface of the circuit board. The module cage surrounds a corresponding transceiver module and allows airflow to travel across the transceiver module and through the module cage in a direction substantially perpendicular to a planar surface of the circuit board to cool the transceiver module. In one arrangement, multiple module cages attach to the circuit board in a modular configuration. Such a configuration allows attachment, to the circuit board, of the number of module cages corresponding to the number of transceiver modules required or utilized by the circuit board.

Abstract: A method for installing a constrained layer damper on a product of manufacture is disclosed. The method includes applying a layer of first polymeric material to a substrate of the product, wherein the first polymeric material is visco-elastic when solidified. Then, a second layer of polymeric material, which is stiff when solidified, is applied to the first polymeric material such that said first polymeric material is constrained between the second polymeric material and the substrate of the product. At least one of the layers of polymeric materials is dispensed in fluid form during the manufacture of the product from a bulk source of fluid material. The polymeric materials are chosen such that they do not require the application of heat above room temperature to solidify.