Abstract: The present invention relates to substituted-diazenylanilines of the formula I and their nucleotide conjugates, complexes, salts which may be used potentially as fluorescent quenchers in chemical and biological sciences such as cell imaging applications, diagnostics, fluorescent and non-fluorescent tags, pharmaceuticals and other useful applications, and a process of preparing said new compounds. More particularly, the present invention relates to 2,2?-((4-((2,5-disubstituted-4-((4-nitrophenyl)diazenyl)phenyl)diazenyl)-2/3-substituted-phenyl)azanediyl)dialkanol, processes for preparing said compounds and their use as fluorescent quenchers in cell imaging applications, diagnostics, fluorescent and non-fluorescent tags, pharmaceuticals and other useful applications.

Abstract: The present disclosure is drawn to an ink supply tank for a printer. The ink supply tank includes a main chamber to supply a printer with ink. The main chamber includes a fill port to receive ink during filling and an exchange port to release the ink. A chamber separator device is configured with a fill surface and a vent port. An overflow chamber can be configured with a vent to pass air into the overflow chamber, a first portion of air in the overflow chamber passes through the vent port of the chamber separator device to a feeder chamber to replace a second portion of ink leaving the ink supply tank to feed a print head and the vent port of the chamber separator device to pass a third portion of ink and a second portion of air from the feeder chamber to the overflow chamber.

Abstract: The present disclosure is drawn to an ink supply tank for a printer. The ink supply tank includes a main chamber to supply a printer with ink. The main chamber includes a fill port to receive ink during filling and an exchange port to release the ink. A chamber separator device is configured with a fill surface and a vent port. An overflow chamber can be configured with a vent to pass air into the overflow chamber, a first portion of air in the overflow chamber passes through the vent port of the chamber separator device to a feeder chamber to replace a second portion of ink leaving the ink supply tank to feed a print head and the vent port of the chamber separator device to pass a third portion of ink and a second portion of air from the feeder chamber to the overflow chamber.

Abstract: Disclosed are example purge valve assemblies for a printing system and related methods. In an example, the purge valve assembly includes a valve body to couple to a carriage of the printing system. In addition, the purge valve assembly includes an actuator, an arm, and a diaphragm coupled to the arm and the valve body. The purge valve assembly is to transition between: a first position in which the actuator is disposed at an initial position and the diaphragm is extended outward from the valve body; and second position in which the actuator is translated along an axis from the initial position to slidingly engage with the arm to rotate the arm and depress the diaphragm toward the valve body.

Abstract: In an example, a fluid pump includes a shifter having a first end and pivotable about a second end, a cam rotatably engaged with the shifter, wherein the cam is to rotate about a cam shaft axis if the shifter pivots about the second end, a diaphragm fluidly engaged with a fluid cavity, a collar movable with a cam surface of the cam, wherein the collar is to compress the diaphragm so as to decrease the volume of the fluid cavity, a fluid inlet having a one-way inlet valve to only allow fluid into the fluid cavity, and a fluid outlet having a one-way outlet valve to only allow fluid out of the fluid cavity, wherein the one-way outlet valve is to allow fluid out of the fluid cavity upon the volume of the fluid cavity being decreased.

Abstract: A seal member includes an annular seal body extending about a flow axis. The seal body has a first sealing face, second sealing face, and a step face. The first sealing face extends radially from the flow axis and has a planar contour. The second sealing face extends radially from the flow axis, is axially opposite the first sealing face, and has an arcuate contour. The step face extends radially from the flow axis and is defined axially between the first sealing face and the second sealing face, the step face arranged for capture between a spout and a reservoir body to capture the seal member. Fluid reservoirs and methods of making fluid reservoirs are also described.

Abstract: Examples of vacuum operated pumps are described herein. In an example, a vacuum operated pump includes a plurality of fluid ports, such as an inlet port and an outlet port. The vacuum operated pump may also include a communication port and a diaphragm. The communication port may provide for fluid communication among the plurality of fluid ports. The diaphragm may control the plurality of the fluid ports and the communication port. The diaphragm may mate with the communication port in an idle state of the vacuum operated pump to isolate each of the plurality of fluid ports.

Abstract: In an example, a fluid pump includes a shifter having a first end and pivotable about a second end, a cam rotatably engaged with the shifter, wherein the cam is to rotate about a cam shaft axis if the shifter pivots about the second end, a diaphragm fluidly engaged with a fluid cavity, a collar movable with a cam surface of the cam, wherein the collar is to compress the diaphragm so as to decrease the volume of the fluid cavity, a fluid inlet having a one-way inlet valve to only allow fluid into the fluid cavity, and a fluid outlet having a one-way outlet valve to only allow fluid out of the fluid cavity, wherein the one-way outlet valve is to allow fluid out of the fluid cavity upon the volume of the fluid cavity being decreased.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed provide access to Traversal Using Relays around Network Address Translation (TURN) servers using trusted single-use credentials, and related methods, systems, and computer-readable media. In one embodiment, a method comprises receiving, by a TURN authentication agent, a request for a TURN server credential. Responsive to determining that the request is authorized, the agent generates a trusted single-use credential and transmits it to the requestor. Using this trusted single-use credential allows untrusted clients to access a TURN server without exposing a userid/password combination. In another embodiment, a method comprises receiving, by the TURN server, a request for a TURN service. The server challenges the request, and receives a userid and a password. Responsive to determining that the userid and the password constitute a trusted single-use credential and responsive to determining that the request is authorized, the server provides the TURN service for the requestor.

Abstract: A method for generating and communicating communication components over a messaging channel is provided. The method includes (i) presenting a structured micro block based on a conversation in a form of unstructured natural language in the messaging channel between a user and an agent (ii) incorporating the structured micro block that collects strongly typed information from the user as a part of the conversation in the messaging channel, (iv) generating a structured workflow by interleaving the structured micro block with the unstructured natural language, and (v) communicating the structured workflow over the messaging channel for enabling the user to perform one or more operations.

Abstract: Examples of vacuum operated pumps are described herein. In an example, a vacuum operated pump includes a plurality of fluid ports, such as an inlet port and an outlet port. The vacuum operated pump may also include a communication port and a diaphragm. The communication port may provide for fluid communication among the plurality of fluid ports. The diaphragm may control the plurality of the fluid ports and the communication port. The diaphragm may mate with the communication port in an idle state of the vacuum operated pump to isolate each of the plurality of fluid ports.

Abstract: A method for generating a rich persistent conversation history from structured and unstructured information using a communication protocol is provided.

Abstract: A method for generating a rich persistent conversation history from structured and unstructured information using a communication protocol is provided.

Abstract: A method for generating and communicating communication components over a messaging channel is provided. The method includes (i) generating widgets using at least one of (i) a pre-existing set of blocks or (ii) one or more micro blocks which are selected by a user, (ii) configuring a data type that includes strongly typed widgets, (iii) incorporating the widgets or said one or more micro blocks that collects strongly typed information from the user as a part of a messaging conversation, (iv) generating a structured workflow by interleaving the structured micro blocks with unstructured natural language and (v) communicating the structured workflow over the messaging channel for enabling the user to perform one or more operations.

Abstract: Providing origin insight via Session Traversal Utilities for Network Address Translation (STUN) messages for web applications, and related methods, systems, and computer-readable media are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a method for providing origin insight for web applications via STUN messages comprises determining an origin identifier for a web application attempting to send a STUN message to a STUN server; generating the STUN message incorporating the origin identifier for the web application; and transmitting the STUN message to the STUN server. In another embodiment, a method for providing STUN services to web applications comprises receiving a STUN message from a web client, and extracting an origin identifier for a web application. Provision of a STUN service to the web application is determined based on the origin identifier. If the STUN service should not be provided, the STUN message is rejected or disregarded; otherwise the STUN message is processed.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed provide access to Traversal Using Relays around Network Address Translation (TURN) servers using trusted single-use credentials, and related methods, systems, and computer-readable media. In one embodiment, a method comprises receiving, by a TURN authentication agent, a request for a TURN server credential. Responsive to determining that the request is authorized, the agent generates a trusted single-use credential and transmits it to the requestor. Using this trusted single-use credential allows untrusted clients to access a TURN server without exposing a userid/password combination. In another embodiment, a method comprises receiving, by the TURN server, a request for a TURN service. The server challenges the request, and receives a userid and a password. Responsive to determining that the userid and the password constitute a trusted single-use credential and responsive to determining that the request is authorized, the server provides the TURN service for the requestor.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for preparation of 2-(trihalomethyl) benzamide.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed provide access to Traversal Using Relays around Network Address Translation (TURN) servers using trusted single-use credentials, and related methods, systems, and computer-readable media. In one embodiment, a method comprises receiving, by a TURN authentication agent, a request for a TURN server credential. Responsive to determining that the request is authorized, the agent generates a trusted single-use credential and transmits it to the requestor. Using this trusted single-use credential allows untrusted clients to access a TURN server without exposing a userid/password combination. In another embodiment, a method comprises receiving, by the TURN server, a request for a TURN service. The server challenges the request, and receives a userid and a password. Responsive to determining that the userid and the password constitute a trusted single-use credential and responsive to determining that the request is authorized, the server provides the TURN service for the requestor.

Abstract: Communications often require the prior selection of a particular mode of communications. A voice call requires initiation of a telephone connection (e.g., dialing a number) in a telephone application or interface, an email communication requires selection of an email address in an email application or the launching of such an email application. Omni-channel communications, as described herein, enable a connection to be initiated in a unified platform for any available mode of communication. Communications may incorporate workflow management and widgets to dynamically present or receive information from a user or access other device hardware (e.g., camera, GPS receiver, etc.) or data (e.g., images, videos, documents, etc.).