Abstract: Home management tasks may be tracked, scheduled, verified, and accounted for using computer systems interacting with each other to maintain an overall “HomeScore” for a given property. The HomeScore represents an indication of compliance with overall quality of maintenance tasks for a specific residential property. Compliance may be required by local ordinances and building codes. Insurance companies may desire insight into upkeep (e.g., overall maintenance) of the property for which they are providing “homeowners insurance.” Disclosed systems may interact with a) government computer systems (e.g., building code enforcement, property tax authorities, etc.); b) real estate agent computer systems (e.g., systems that promote buying and selling of real estate); and c) vendor computer systems (e.g., service providers and do it yourself (DIY) retailers). This interaction, along with homeowner input of data, may be used to produce an individualized HomeScore representing one validated (i.e.

Abstract: Home management tasks may be tracked, scheduled, verified, and accounted for using computer systems interacting with each other to maintain an overall “HomeScore” for a given property. The HomeScore represents an indication of compliance with overall quality of maintenance tasks for a specific residential property. Compliance may be required by local ordinances and building codes. Insurance companies may desire insight into upkeep (e.g., overall maintenance) of the property for which they are providing “homeowners insurance.” Disclosed systems may interact with a) government computer systems (e.g., building code enforcement, property tax authorities, etc.); b) real estate agent computer systems (e.g., systems that promote buying and selling of real estate); and c) vendor computer systems (e.g., service providers and do it yourself (DIY) retailers). This interaction, along with homeowner input of data, may be used to produce an individualized HomeScore representing one validated (i.e.

Abstract: An epicyclic gearing that includes a first set of planet gears arranged on a first planet gear plane, a second set of planet gears arranged on a second planet gear plane, and a planet carrier configured to circulate about a gear axis and including a carrier wall that extends between the first planet gear plane and the second planet gear plane in an intermediate region, and the planet carrier further includes planet pins configured to mount the first or second set of planet gears, wherein a web structure is attached to the carrier wall, wherein the web structure extends in the direction of the gear axis, wherein the web structure includes a support structure that extends radially in relation to the gear axis, and a support structure that includes a hole for receiving a section of a planet gear pin.

Abstract: An epicyclic gearing that includes a first set of planet gears arranged on a first planet gear plane, a second set of planet gears arranged on a second planet gear plane, and a planet carrier configured to circulate about a gear axis and including a carrier wall that extends between the first planet gear plane and the second planet gear plane in an intermediate region, and the planet carrier further includes planet pins configured to mount the first or second set of planet gears, wherein a web structure is attached to the carrier wall, wherein the web structure extends in the direction of the gear axis, wherein the web structure includes a support structure that extends radially in relation to the gear axis, and a support structure that includes a hole for receiving a section of a planet gear pin.

Abstract: A ball screw of an electromechanical brake comprising a ball screw nut disposed on a spindle, wherein the spindle includes complementary tracks formed on the spindle and the ball screw nut. The ball screw further includes a race that includes a plurality of ball pockets spaced apart from one another and a protruding section that includes a concave bearing surface, a ball housed between the concave bearing surface and an end section of a first spring element for a main load direction, and a second spring element for a return stroke direction, wherein the second spring element includes a second spring end section in contact with an opposite side of the bearing surface.

Abstract: A cutting tool of the specified type is to be miniaturized and configured in such a manner that it is suitable for working bores having a diameter of 6 mm and more and for high-speed work with revolving tools.The solution according to the invention provides that the adjustment screws for radially adjusting the cutting plate simultaneously form a clamping means for the form-locking clamping of the cutting plate to the supporting shoulder of the basic tool body.A preferred field of use are precision drills and grinding tools equipped with inserted cutting strips made of a highly wear resistant cutting material.

Abstract: A ceramic stove that may be supplied in kit form includes a base frame, a cast iron firebox secured on the base frame, a top frame attached to and surrounding the top of the firebox, and ceramic panels extending between and held by the frames in spaced relation from the firebox. The ceramic panels are "ship-lapped" relative to each other and are not cemented or otherwise positively attached to each other. Logs may be fed as fuel into the fire box door from one side of the stove allowing longer logs to be burned. The logs rest on a grate which includes a "shakable" portion for shaking ashes onto an ash pan located below the grate. A separate, small door into the firebox is provided for starting the fire and that door is covered by another, safety door which also closes the space through which the ash pan is removed for emptying. An outer screen gate is provided to overlie the firebox doors and the entire side of the firebox.

Abstract: A ceramic stove that may be supplied in kit form includes a base frame, a cast iron firebox secured on the base frame, a top frame attached to and surrounding the top of the firebox, and ceramic panels extending between and held by the frames in spaced relation from the firebox. The ceramic panels are "ship-lapped" relative to each other and are not cemented or otherwise positively attached to each other. Logs may be fed as fuel into the firebox door from one side of the stove allowing longer logs to be burned. The logs rest on a grate which includes a "shakable" portion for shaking ashes onto an ash pan located below the grate. A separate, small door into the firebox is provided for starting the fire and that door is covered by another, safety door which also closes the space through which the ash pan is removed for emptying. An outer screen gate is provided to overlie the firebox doors and the entire side of the firebox.