Abstract: A frame for a refrigerated enclosure including a main frame member, a backing member, and a contact plate. The main frame member includes a base, a middle wall, and a forward flange. The backing member and the contact plate are coupled to the main frame member. The backing member includes a rear leg that couples on the rear wall of the base of the main frame member and an interior leg that couples on the interior wall of the base of the main frame member. The interior leg and the rear leg each include a thermal insulating portion. The interior leg includes a front portion that couples with the contact plate. The thermally insulating portions of the interior leg and the rear leg can be integral to one another and form an L-shape.

Abstract: A boot of waterproof material is placed around a fence post at the soil line to prevent the fence post from weakening from becoming wet. By reducing moisture in the fence post along the soil line, the fence post is not become weakened by the moisture and susceptible to failure in windstorms. Extending the boot above and below the soil line prevents water from being absorbed in the part of the fence post that is most susceptible to failure. A seal of waterproof material can be adhered to the top of the boot and to the fence post to prevent moisture from entering any space between the boot and the fence post.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure are related to electronic commerce within instant messaging. A system may include a commerce server and an instant messaging server. The instant messaging server is configured to support an instant messaging service with an instant messaging client. The instant messaging server may include an application for supporting further communication in the instant messaging service between the instant messaging client and the commerce server. The method includes first instant messaging a query to an instant messaging client and receiving a response to the query at an application at an instant messaging server. The method further includes second instant messaging query results to the instant messaging client with the query results determined at a commerce server and based on the response.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure are related to electronic commerce within instant messaging. A system may include a commerce server and an instant messaging server. The instant messaging server is configured to support an instant messaging service with an instant messaging client. The instant messaging server may include an application for supporting further communication in the instant messaging service between the instant messaging client and the commerce server. The method includes first instant messaging a query to an instant messaging client and receiving a response to the query at an application at an instant messaging server. The method further includes second instant messaging query results to the instant messaging client with the query results determined at a commerce server and based on the response.

Abstract: A method of treating a disease associated with activated B lymphocytes expressing Tetraspanin 33 (TSPAN33/BAAM). The disease can be, for example, lymphoma or an immune disease. The method includes administering an anti-TSPAN33/BAAM antibody to a patient in need of such treatment in an amount effective to treat the disease. Methods of purifying activated B cells and identifying activated and/or diseased B cells are also provided.

Abstract: A software fault recovery system monitors a software program (application) and, upon determining the application has failed, generates and transmits an alert message to a remote device. The alert message may include a description of the determined fault and one or more possible error recovery actions. The fault recovery system waits to receive a response message and, if it does, initiates that fault recovery action specified in the response message. If a response message is not received within a specified time period, the fault recovery system initiates a default recovery action.

Abstract: A system for analyzing and structuring business processes implemented in software to provides businesses with tools to manage business processes. The system i) notifies the user that he or she has a step to begin or to complete; ii) provides the user with the proper tools to complete a task; iii) provides the user with the proper information to complete a task; iv) allows the user to see where a task fits in the overall process; v) manages proper reminders, alerts, and follow-ups to keep the process moving; vi) automates certain standard procedures; vii) integrates with the organization's existing business systems; and viii) provides application program interfaces that allow developers to develop applications that are workflow-enabled. The system utilizes a workflow server including a transactions manager and a database.

Abstract: The present invention is a method and apparatus which is used to enable application developers to generate workflow enabled applications which request services from the workflow server component of the workflow system, remotely and indirectly using messaging, shared databases or inter-process communications. The present invention provides a standard transaction format (STF) for accessing such a workflow system through STF processors via messaging, updates to the shared databases or inter-process communications. Workflow enabled applications are used by users to act and participate in business processes and enable users and managers to observe and query the status of workflows and business processes.

Abstract: The invention is a method and system which provides consultants, business process analysts, and application developers with a unified tool with which to conduct business process analysis, design, documentation and to generate business process definitions and workflow-enabled applications. The invention may be implemented using a software system which has two functional sets. One is a set of graphical tools that can be used by a developer or business analyst to map out business processes. The second is a set of tools that can be used to document and specify in detail the attributes of each workflow definition, including roles, cycle time, conditions, of satisfaction, cost and value, associated text, forms, application data as well as detail the attributes of links between workflows required to complete a business process map, and to generate a business process definition and a workflow-enabled application.

Abstract: The invention is a method and system which provides consultants, business process analysts, and application developers with a unified tool with which to conduct business process analysis, design, and documentation. The invention may be implemented using a software system which has two functional sets. One is a set of graphical tools that can be used by a developer or business analyst to map out business processes. The second is a set of tools that can be used to document and specify in detail the attributes of each workflow definition, including roles, timing, conditions of satisfaction, forms, and links required to complete a business process definition. The invention utilizes fundamental concept of workflow analysis that any business process can be interpreted as a sequence of basic transactions called workflows.