Abstract: A hat (200) for a neonate (120) comprising: a central portion (201), a first side portion (202) and second side portion (203) attached to opposite sides of the central portion (201), a first fastener (208); a top flap (204) and a second fastener (211). The hat (200) has an unfolded configuration and a worn configuration. In the unfolded configuration the first and second portions (202, 203) extend away from each other from the central portion (201) in opposite directions. In the worn configuration the hat (200) wraps a neonate's head with the central portion (201) in contact with the back of the neonate's head, the first portion (202) wrapped around a first side of the neonate's head and the second portion (203) wrapped around a second side of the neonate's head.

Abstract: Described are ocular devices such as intraocular lens preferably made of an organic polymeric material and an ultraviolet light absorber coated with a polarizing polymer component adjacent the edge thereof. A typical polarizing component is polyvinyl alcohol doped with iodine (PVA/I2). The ocular device with an added polarizing component is capable of absorbing light parallel to the axis of the polymer chain, while transmitting light that is perpendicular to the axis of the polymer chains. The polarizing component will reduce polarized light radiating off of horizontal surfaces; therefore, the film will improve vision through the device by reducing glare from light sources.

Abstract: A High-Density Cabinet (HDC) that houses standard rack-mountable electronic equipment in a high-density configuration that also protects the equipment from transient electrical-supply problems. The standard HDC configuration provides up to 7,200 Watts of power at 110V or 220V AC with a backup supply lasting 30 minutes. The rack used for the HDC is approximately 2?5? wide, 7?4? high and approximately 3?2? deep. The batteries in the HDC are located in the base of the HDC; the UPSs are located at the bottom of the HDC on a hinged-tray. This equipment takes up the bottom six RUs of the HDC; leaving 36 RUs available for production electronic equipment. The HDC also uses DIN-Rail blocks, which allow the safe, accessible, and unobtrusive connection of approximately 72 AC power cords into 36 sets of DIN-Rail blocks, in a space about 18? high by 4? wide and 2? deep.

Abstract: An information retrieval and evaluation system for receiving information about an organization and evaluating the organization based on that information. The information typically includes data retrieved from one or more data bases and organization-related data obtained in a manual fashion by an evaluation system operator. The information can be evaluated against a set of standards in order to determine any problems or concerns that may be associated with the organization. The information received and the information generated from the evaluation can be inserted into a report. The reports of organizations can be published in an online format or obtained using a search method via the Internet, allowing individuals and corporations to review the reports and determine which organizations they want to invest in or support.