Abstract: A computer-implemented method for cyber risk assessment for computing systems may include computing a risk score for a computing system. The computing system may include one or more components. The one or more components may include one or more physical components or one or more software components. The risk score may include a value indicating a risk of exploitation of the computing system. The method may include determining one or more modifications to at least one of the one or more components of the computing system. The one or more modifications may increase the security of the computing system. The method may include performing a sensitivity analysis on the computing system. The method may include generating an order of reconfiguring or replacing vulnerable components of the computing system. The method may include performing a defensive action on the computing system.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for cyber risk assessment for computing systems may include computing a risk score for a computing system. The computing system may include one or more components. The one or more components may include one or more physical components or one or more software components. The risk score may include a value indicating a risk of exploitation of the computing system. The method may include determining one or more modifications to at least one of the one or more components of the computing system. The one or more modifications may increase the security of the computing system. The method may include performing a sensitivity analysis on the computing system. The method may include generating an order of reconfiguring or replacing vulnerable components of the computing system. The method may include performing a defensive action on the computing system.

Abstract: Methods and systems for predicting recipient survival after an organ transplant are disclosed.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for cyber risk assessment for computing systems may include computing a risk score for a computing system. The computing system may include one or more components. The one or more components may include one or more physical components or one or more software components. The risk score may include a value indicating a risk of exploitation of the computing system. The method may include determining one or more modifications to at least one of the one or more components of the computing system. The one or more modifications may increase the security of the computing system. The method may include performing a sensitivity analysis on the computing system. The method may include generating an order of reconfiguring or replacing vulnerable components of the computing system. The method may include performing a defensive action on the computing system.

Abstract: Cannabinoid compounds are formulated with a carbohydrate, including mono-, di-, oligo-, and polysaccharides into a stable, soluble and largely flavorless powder, sugar crystals or emulsions.

Abstract: A pressurized air vacuum cleaning device that is useful for the purpose of cleaning the inside cabin of a motorized vehicle is exhibited. The power source for the suction of the vacuum is derived from the onboard pressurized air that is commonly available on motorized vehicles such as trucks and work vehicles. A vacuum chamber is disposed in communication with the pressurized air system of the vehicle, which channels pressurized air by a venturi to create useful vacuum suction from the existing flow of air. The suction is channeled to the cabin of the vehicle, within a front pipe disposed under the floor of the cabin, which houses a vacuum hose for use by a user to clean debris from the cabin. The hose is concealed beneath a cover plate on the floor, which is lifted up by the user, simultaneously activating the suction to the vacuum hose upon lifting.

Abstract: A pressurized air vacuum cleaning device that is useful for the purpose of cleaning the inside cabin of a motorized vehicle is exhibited. The power source for the suction of the vacuum is derived from the onboard pressurized air that is commonly available on motorized vehicles such as trucks and work vehicles. A vacuum chamber is disposed in communication with the pressurized air system of the vehicle, which channels pressurized air by a venturi to create useful vacuum suction from the existing flow of air. The suction is channeled to the cabin of the vehicle, within a front pipe disposed under the floor of the cabin, which houses a vacuum hose for use by a user to clean debris from the cabin. The hose is concealed beneath a cover plate on the floor, which is lifted up by the user, simultaneously activating the suction to the vacuum hose upon lifting.

Abstract: A self-propelled roping dummy apparatus comprising a dummy body shaped to represent an animal such as a steer and a head pivotally mounted on to a front portion of the dummy body. The apparatus further comprises a pair of adjustable legs attached to a rear portion of the dummy body or a base frame comprising a wheel assembly driven by a motor unit powered by a rechargeable battery. The apparatus can be used for roping training including heading and heeling practicing.

Abstract: A valve stem connector assembly, which connects a lead screw of a globe valve actuator to a valve stem of a globe valve, includes a retainer secured to the lead screw. The retainer includes a retainer body and at least one cam rotatably secured to the retainer. The valve stem connector assembly further includes a retainer latch coupled to the lead screw and the retainer. The retainer latch is configured to move from a normally unlocked position in which the valve stem is unsecured from the lead screw and a locked position in which the retainer latch moves toward the retainer to rotate the at least one cam to secure the valve stem to the lead screw. A method of releasably securing a valve stem of a globe valve to a lead screw of a globe valve actuator is further disclosed.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods for vending at least one cosmetic product to a first consumer. A real-time image of a portion of a body of the consumer is captured using a personal computational device and the consumer provides a desired makeup look via the personal computational device. The desired makeup look is then applied to an image of the portion of the body of the consumer, thereby generating a composite image of the portion of the body of the first consumer with the desired makeup look, and a retail order for the cosmetic product is received from the consumer. The order may be received before or after the consumer's image is captured. Another consumer, or a product specialist, may be involved in the aforesaid process via a computer communications link.

Abstract: Described herein are xerogels consisting essentially of 12-hydroxy-stearic acid (12-HSA) wherein the xerogel is characterized by a spherulitic fibrillar network structure. Also provided is a method for adsorbing an apolar liquid by contacting a 12-HSA xerogel composition with the apolar liquid.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods for real-time simulation of the application of one or more cosmetic products to a portion of the body of a user being imaged in an image-capture environment that is subject to uncertain lighting conditions. A real-time image of a portion of the user is captured and used to derive both image-capture environment parameters and user visual characteristics. Based on a desired look received from the user, a correspondence is extracted between the desired look and the pertinent portion of the user so that the desired look can be adapted to the image-capture environment parameters and the user's visual characteristics, and the adapted look is applied to an image of the user.

Abstract: The invention provides an assembly for propping a golf club up so that the grip end of the club is elevated above the ground. The assembly is composed of a club stand hingeably mounted within the grip so as to be flush with the grip surface. The grip has the same circumferential shape as golf grips lacking the assembly so that the golf feels no or little difference between the two grip types.