Abstract: An open calorimetry system is configured to measure heat flow from, and power out of or into, a working substance. The working substance can interact with the environment, allowing heat and mass to enter and leave. The embodiments are configured to measure power over five orders of magnitude from 100 ?W to 50 W in a normal room temperature environment.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments of a modular building structure including modular cartridges. In one example, a modular residential structure comprises a systems cartridge that is configured to provide a number of services for the modular residential structure. A spine cartridge is configured to be attached to a top of or a bottom of the systems cartridge. The spine cartridge comprises conduits for conveying the services from the systems cartridge to a number of access points. A planar wall can be configured to form a portion of the modular residential structure. The systems cartridge, the planar wall, and the spine cartridge can be prefabricated at an off-site location. The systems cartridge can be attached to the spine cartridge at an on-site location.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments of a modular building structure including modular cartridges. In one example, a modular residential structure comprises a systems cartridge that is configured to provide a number of services for the modular residential structure. A spine cartridge is configured to be attached to a top of or a bottom of the systems cartridge. The spine cartridge comprises conduits for conveying the services from the systems cartridge to a number of access points. A planar wall can be configured to form a portion of the modular residential structure. The systems cartridge, the planar wall, and the spine cartridge can be prefabricated at an off-site location. The systems cartridge can be attached to the spine cartridge at an on-site location.

Abstract: An improved modular cabinet has a metallic frame fabricated to a desired configuration and then various components are assembled to the frame to create the cabinet. The frame is created out of at least one pre-fabricated frame member to which a plurality of other components are detachably assembled. Among the components detachably assembled to the frame are those facilitating releasable attachment of components such as panels, shelves, and counters, and, additionally, various hinges or hinge halves are mounted to the frame to facilitate releasable assembly of components such as doors and access openings. Once the frame has been assembled and the brackets and hinges have been releasably assembled thereto, a variety of panels including end panels, shelving mounted within the frame, counters, doors, drawers, and other panels are assembled to the frame to create the modular cabinet.

Abstract: This invention features compounds having formula (I): wherein, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R7, T, X, and Y are as defined herein. This invention also features a method for treating cancer. The method includes administrating to a subject in need thereof a compound of formula (I).

Abstract: An overcap device for storing and dispensing ornamental particles. The overcap device includes a closure cap for covering a recessed area used for the storage of the ornamental particles where the closure cap has an annular flange to frictionally engage the inner surface of the recessed storage area. The overcap device further includes a recessed area on the underside to removably fit on the top of a vial closure cap, where such recessed area includes flat ribs of a varying number to accept vial closure caps of inconsistent tolerances.

Abstract: This invention features compounds having formula (I): 1

Abstract: A vaporizer system for gasoline engines having a coil added to the oil reservoir of a conventional type internal combustion engine for heating liquid fuel from the storage tank associated with the engine. The fuel which becomes vaporized in the heat exchanger in the oil reservoir is maintained in a vapor state by further heat exchange relationship with the exhaust manifold system of the engine. The vapor fuel is fed to a carburetor designed for the use of gas vapor fuel. An additional feature of this invention is a hand controllable pressure pump for the storage tank of the liquid fuel which is maintained under airtight conditions in normal operation.