Abstract: A system is described comprising: character analysis logic configured at a data service to analyze original content requested by a data processing device, the original content containing one or more original characters; a database containing display capabilities and limitations of said data processing device; the character analysis logic being further configured to determine, based on the analysis and the database, whether any original characters within the original content are not displayable by the data processing device; and character conversion logic configured at the data service to convert the original content into unoriginal content comprised of one or more displayable characters if one or more of the original characters are not displayable by the data processing device, each of the displayable characters corresponding to one or more of the original characters which are not displayable on the data processing device; wherein the data service is configured to transmit the converted content to the data pr

Abstract: Side-opening, removably attachable motorcycle luggage is provided in which one or both of the sides of the luggage can be opened to access the main interior compartment of the luggage. The interior surfaces of the sides may be provided with pockets, key rings and other storage features and may be provided with a mirror. The luggage is further provided with an expandable pocket for securably engaging the seat back or sissy bar of a motorcycle. The expandable pocket is configured to be disposed on a variety of different sized sissy bars and/or makes and models of motorcycles. The pocket is easily collapsible to facilitate transport of the luggage. The motorcycle luggage is also provided with an integral rain cover for protection of the luggage in bad weather. The luggage may be optionally provided with a retractable handle and wheels for easy transport of the luggage.

Abstract: A hydraulic vane pump (10), including a top section (12), a middle section (14), a vane rotor assembly (16) and a bottom section (18) secured together to form a single assembly. The vane pump (10) has a fluid feed chamber (20) to supply fluid directly to the top of a bore (32) formed in the middle section (14). Fluid from the feed chamber (20) also passes through a bypass chamber (28) into a fluid pocket (24) in the bottom section (18) and into the bottom of the bore (32). A vane rotor assembly (16) is used to force fluid from the bore (32) out the outlet chamber (26). By supplying fluid to both the top and bottom of the bore (32) cavitation is reduced. By feeding fluid from a single side of the hydraulic vane pump (10), packaging requirements are minimized.