Abstract: Embodiments described herein relate to a battery bank and techniques for managing batteries of the battery bank. For example, the battery bank may include at least a primary battery and a secondary battery. In various embodiments, processor(s) of a primary battery management system (BMS) of the primary battery may monitor battery diagnostic information for the battery bank, receive an indication to charge the battery bank from a central controller that is communicatively coupled to the battery bank, select a given battery to be charged from among at least the primary battery and the secondary battery, and cause the given battery to be charged. In various embodiments, the primary BMS may be internal to the primary battery. In various embodiments, the secondary battery may include a corresponding secondary BMS to communicate with the primary BMS to enable the processor(s) of the primary BMS to monitor the battery diagnostic information.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a compound comprising a modified saccharide moiety conjugated to a nucleic acid. The compound is useful in medicine for RNA interference therapy or for research and diagnostic purposes. In particular, the compound is useful in treating liver disease.

Abstract: Various methods, apparatuses/systems, and media for implementing a release automation dashboard module are disclosed. A database that stores a set of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) audit rules. A processor is coupled to the database via a communication network. The processor creates a release; checks the release for violations against the set of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) audit rules; validates that the release is scanned for cyber vulnerabilities in accordance with an organization's established practices; and authorizes deployment of the release based on a determination that the one or more features from the release does not violate the set of SOX audit rules and that the one or more features from the release meet a predetermined threshold for the cyber vulnerabilities.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products are included for performing a transaction, where log entries pertaining to the transaction are maintained following the transaction for audit purposes. The log entries may include information about the transaction at various stages, including time information, information regarding operations performed, state information and originator information.

Abstract: A method for performing asynchronous communication includes executing a thread, by a computing system, the thread comprising an instruction to send a message to a remote system under a current set of conditions. The method further includes waiting, by the computing system for a response to the message for a predetermined amount of time, wherein the predetermined amount of time is calculated based on historical data, wherein the historical data comprises one or more response times for respective one or more messages, wherein the one or more messages are associated with a set of conditions that correspond to the current set of conditions.

Abstract: Various methods, apparatuses/systems, and media for implementing a release automation dashboard module are disclosed. A database that stores a set of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) audit rules. A processor is coupled to the database via a communication network. The processor creates a release; checks the release for violations against the set of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) audit rules; validates that the release is scanned for cyber vulnerabilities in accordance with an organization's established practices; and authorizes deployment of the release based on a determination that the one or more features from the release does not violate the set of SOX audit rules and that the one or more features from the release meet a predetermined threshold for the cyber vulnerabilities.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a compound comprising a modified saccharide moiety conjugated to a nucleic acid. The compound is useful in medicine for RNA interference therapy or for research and diagnostic purposes. In particular, the compound is useful in treating liver disease.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a compound comprising a modified saccharide moiety conjugated to a nucleic acid. The compound is useful in medicine for RNA interference therapy or for research and diagnostic purposes. In particular, the compound is useful in treating liver disease.

Abstract: Systems and methods for disabling applications on a client device remotely are disclosed. An example method may comprise establishing, via a network interface device, a communication connection with a client computing device, receiving, via the communication connection, a list of applications installed on the client computing device, comparing the received list of applications to a blacklist of applications, identifying, in view of the comparing, an installed application on the received list of applications, the installed application comprised in the blacklist of applications, identifying a severity score corresponding to the installed application and an action corresponding to the severity score, and responsive to the identifying the severity score and the corresponding action, causing, by the processing device, the corresponding action to be performed with respect to the client computing device, the corresponding action pertaining to the installed application.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, by a mobile device associated with a distributed transaction, a message via a messaging service provided by a mobile network operator. The method further includes determining, by a content based router of the mobile device, that the message is associated with the distributed transaction by determining that the message includes a transaction identifier that corresponds with an entry in a transaction table of the content based router. The entry identifies the distributed transaction and a destination of where to forward the message. The method further includes forwarding, by a processing device of the mobile device, the message to a resource manager resident on the mobile device. The resource manager corresponds to the destination of where to forward the message. The method further includes performing, by the resource manager, an action associated with the distributed transaction in view of contents of the message.

Abstract: Compositions including a therapeutically effective amount of an HIV immunogen in combination with an agent that stimulates the Ras pathway, wherein the agent is not an aluminum salt, are disclosed. Methods are also disclosed for inducing an immune response to HIV, and/or to inhibit or treat HIV infection, in a subject, using an HIV immunogen and an agent that stimulates the Ras pathway. Methods also are disclosed for determining if an immunogenic composition will induce a protective response, and/or to determine if an immunogenic composition is of use to prevent or treat an HIV infection. The methods including determining if the immunogenic composition increases the level of one or more components of the Ras signaling pathway.

Abstract: A method for performing asynchronous communication includes executing a thread, by a computing system, the thread comprising an instruction to send a message to a remote system under a current set of conditions. The method further includes waiting, by the computing system for a response to the message for a predetermined amount of time, wherein the predetermined amount of time is calculated based on historical data, wherein the historical data comprises one or more response times for respective one or more messages, wherein the one or more messages are associated with a set of conditions that correspond to the current set of conditions.

Abstract: A method performed by a computing system includes, executing a thread, the thread comprising an instruction to send a message to a remote system, after sending the message, allowing continued execution of the thread, after a first period of time, checking for a response to the message, and in response to determining that the response has not been received and that the first period of time is less than a predetermined amount of time, waiting for an additional period of time for the response. The predetermined amount of time is based on collected data associated with a set of conditions that correspond to a current set of conditions related to the remote system.

Abstract: Systems and methods for disabling applications on a client device remotely are disclosed. An example method may comprise establishing, via a network interface device, a communication connection with a client computing device, receiving, via the communication connection, a list of applications installed on the client computing device, comparing the received list of applications to a blacklist of applications, identifying, in view of the comparing, an installed application on the received list of applications, the installed application comprised in the blacklist of applications, identifying a severity score corresponding to the installed application and an action corresponding to the severity score, and responsive to the identifying the severity score and the corresponding action, causing, by the processing device, the corresponding action to be performed with respect to the client computing device, the corresponding action pertaining to the installed application.

Abstract: A status inquiry message is received at a first machine, wherein the status inquiry message is a network protocol layer request. A status response message is generated at the first machine, the status response message responsive to the network protocol layer request. Management information is attached to the status response message, the management information including application layer information about one or more of the first machine and a service operating on the first machine. The status response message is transmitted to the second machine.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for dispatching messages in a distributed computing system. A dispatcher receives a message. The dispatcher examines the message to determine whether the message is addressed to the dispatcher. If the message is addressed to the dispatcher, the dispatcher performs an action based on the message. If the message is not addressed to the dispatcher, the dispatcher passes on the message to a destination.