Abstract: A pool of virtual lobby applications available for display in a virtual lobby of a meeting application is identified based at least in part on configuration information associated with a meeting being accessed by a user via the meeting application. A set of one or more virtual lobby applications is selected, from among the pool of virtual lobby applications based at least in part on user information associated with the user accessing the meeting via the meeting application, for display to the user in the virtual lobby of the meeting application. The respective virtual lobby applications, among the set of virtual lobby applications, is rendered within a virtual lobby display in a user interface of the meeting application.

Abstract: A task comprising content specified in a first language at a first location associated with an organization is received at a task application associated with a second location of the organization. The task specifies work to be performed at the second location associated with the organization. In response to determining that the first language is different from a second language preferred by a task recipient at the second location of the organization, translation of at least a portion of content of the task from the first language into the second language is automatically obtained by the task application. At least the portion of the content of the task translated to the second language is then displayed to the task recipient in a user interface of the task application.

Abstract: A pool of virtual lobby applications available for display in a virtual lobby of a meeting application is identified based at least in part on configuration information associated with a meeting being accessed by a user via the meeting application. A set of one or more virtual lobby applications is selected, from among the pool of virtual lobby applications based at least in part on user information associated with the user accessing the meeting via the meeting application, for display to the user in the virtual lobby of the meeting application. The respective virtual lobby applications, among the set of virtual lobby applications, is rendered within a virtual lobby display in a user interface of the meeting application.

Abstract: A turbine blade includes an airfoil that extends from a root end to a tip end. A tip shroud extends from the tip end. The turbine blade further includes a pressure side fillet. The pressure side fillet couples the tip end to the tip shroud. The pressure side fillet includes a first protrusion located adjacent to the tip end and a second protrusion located radially inward from the first protrusion.

Abstract: A call initiation input is detected, that initiates a call to one or more recipients. Recipient identifying criteria are received and a recipient device is identified based on the recipient identifying criteria. The recipient identifying criteria can include such things as a geographical location, a timespan, among others. One or more recipient devices are identified based on the recipient identifying criteria, and voice over Internet protocol (VOPI) communication logic is controlled to communicate with the identified recipient device(s).

Abstract: A turbine blade includes an airfoil that extends from a root end to a tip end. A tip shroud extends from the tip end. The turbine blade further includes a pressure side fillet. The pressure side fillet couples the tip end to the tip shroud. The pressure side fillet includes a first protrusion located adjacent to the tip end and a second protrusion located radially inward from the first protrusion.

Abstract: A tip shroud of a bladed rotor can be monitored for integrity using a sensor configured to detect the tip shroud. A signal from the sensor can be monitored and if the magnitude of the signal changes, such as beyond a defined amount, an indication of possible damage can be made. A baseline sensed pattern for a revolution of the tip shroud can be compared to an operation sensed pattern for a subsequent revolution, and the indication of damage can be made if there is more than the defined amount and/or percentage of difference between the patterns.

Abstract: A turbine bucket shroud arrangement for a turbine system includes a contact region of a tip shroud, wherein the contact region is in close proximity to an adjacent tip shroud. Also included is a negative thermal expansion material disposed proximate the contact region, the contact region comprising a first volume during a startup condition and a shutdown condition of the turbine system and a second volume during a steady state condition of the turbine system, wherein the second volume is less than the first volume.

Abstract: According to one aspect of the invention, a turbine assembly includes a first bucket with a first slashface and a second bucket including a recess formed in a second slashface of the second bucket, wherein the second slashface is adjacent to the first slashface when the first bucket is positioned adjacent to the second bucket. The turbine assembly also includes a pin configured to be placed in the recess, wherein the pin is magnetically urged toward the first slashface to reduce fluid flow between the first and second buckets.