Abstract: Methods and systems that improve upon the speed of engineering features related to date differences. Such methods and systems comprise one or more data structures that can use epoch dates to establish an index in the data structure, and integer differences as values in the data structure. The data structures can then be used as a lookup for a date of interest, to efficiently determine the number days since a previous target date and the number of days until a next target date.

Abstract: Methods and systems that improve upon the speed of engineering features related to date differences. Such methods and systems comprise one or more data structures that can use epoch dates to establish an index in the data structure, and integer differences as values in the data structure. The data structures can then be used as a lookup for a date of interest, to efficiently determine the number days since a previous target date and the number of days until a next target date.

Abstract: A transformer assembly is described. Embodiments of the transformer assembly are adapted to facile disconnection and removal of a transformer from the transformer assembly without disconnecting service lines from the transformer assembly. Moreover, embodiments of the transformer assembly are adapted to de-energize the transformer without interrupting primary power to downstream devices, and to safely and easily park energized or de-energized connectors such as loadbreak elbows during transformer maintenance. Methods of using the transformer assembly are also described.

Abstract: A transformer assembly is described. Embodiments of the transformer assembly are adapted to facile disconnection and removal of a transformer from the transformer assembly without disconnecting service lines from the transformer assembly. Moreover, embodiments of the transformer assembly are adapted to de-energize the transformer without interrupting primary power to downstream devices, and to safely and easily park energized or de-energized connectors such as loadbreak elbows during transformer maintenance. Methods of using the transformer assembly are also described.

Abstract: A preferred embodiment comprises providing heath management services by collecting member assessment data, collecting member biometric data, and generating risk factors for one or more members based upon the member assessment data and the member biometric data. The risk factors are analyzed using a set of rules to stratify the member population based upon risk and wellness coaching and outreach services are provided the population based upon risk levels.

Abstract: A transformer assembly is described. Embodiments of the transformer assembly are adapted to facile disconnection and removal of a transformer from the transformer assembly without disconnecting metered service power lines from secondary connector blocks. Moreover, embodiments of the transformer assembly are adapted to de-energize the transformer without interrupting primary power to downstream devices, and to safely and easily park energized or de-energized connectors such as loadbreak elbows during transformer maintenance. Methods of using the transformer assembly are also described.