Abstract: A magnetic toy figure includes a torso extending along a torso axis. The torso includes a first torso side, a second torso side opposite the first torso side, a base torso side extending between the first and second torso sides, and a head torso side extending between the first and second torso sides and spaced from the base torso side. The magnetic toy figure also includes a first arm coupled to the first torso side, a second arm coupled to said second torso side, a leg coupled to and extending away from the base torso side, and a head coupled to and extending away from the head torso side along the torso axis. The magnetic toy figure further includes a first magnet coupled to the first arm, a second magnet coupled to the second arm, a leg magnet coupled to the leg, and a head magnet coupled to said head.

Abstract: This invention provides minimally invasive methods, reagents, diagnostic and prognostic markers useful for staging, prognosis and surveillance of colorectal cancers, and therapeutic intervention in individuals with colorectal cancers, or individuals who may be susceptible to developing colorectal cancers.

Abstract: A system for classifying words in a batch of words can include at least one memory device storing instructions for causing at least one processor to create dictionary vectors for each of a plurality of dictionary words using a neural network (NN), store each dictionary vector along with a classification indicator corresponding to the associated dictionary word, and create word vectors for each word in a batch of words for classification using the NN. The closest matching dictionary vectors are found for each word vector and the classification indicators of the closest matching dictionary vector for each word vector in the batch is reported.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and systems to classify data. A set of classification modules may inspect received data and identify proposed classifications for confidence values for the received data. An aggregation module may receive and aggregate the proposed classifications and confidence values. Based on the aggregated proposed classifications and the confidence values, the aggregation module may generate a final classification for the received data. An external device may perform an action with respect to the received data based on the final classification associated with the data. The action performed may include maintaining the data such that the data may be retrieved upon receipt a request for the data. Any of the classification modules and the aggregation module may be based on training data that may be utilized in subsequent iterations of classifying data to increase classification accuracy.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and systems to classify data. A set of classification modules may inspect received data and identify proposed classifications for confidence values for the received data. An aggregation module may receive and aggregate the proposed classifications and confidence values. Based on the aggregated proposed classifications and the confidence values, the aggregation module may generate a final classification for the received data. An external device may perform an action with respect to the received data based on the final classification associated with the data. The action performed may include maintaining the data such that the data may be retrieved upon receipt a request for the data. Any of the classification modules and the aggregation module may be based on training data that may be utilized in subsequent iterations of classifying data to increase classification accuracy.

Abstract: A compound of small amounts of skin protectants and a relatively large amount of deionized water in a lightweight cellular foam or froth resulting from the introduction of gas bubbles during manufacture enables the small amounts of protectants to penetrate the surface of the skin and form an active protective film in the upper layers of the epidermis so as to provide a barrier between the skin surface and the sensitive lower layers of the epidermis. An optimum degree of protection of the skin results from the penetration of the small amounts of the ingredients of the compound which includes propylene glycol, glycerine, sorbitol, stearin, mineral oil, polydimethylsiloxane, sorbitan monostearate, POE sorbitan monostearate, triethanlomaine, and a perfume oil in a combined total of 20% or less of the compound and 80% or more deionized water.