Abstract: Gaming systems and methods that provide a secondary game displayed in a primary manner and associated with a primary game displayed in a secondary manner. In various embodiments, the play of the secondary game is at least partially based on and indirectly dependent on the wager on the play of the primary game. In various embodiments, the play of the secondary game is at least partially based on and directly dependent on the wager on the play of the primary game. In various embodiments, the play of the secondary game is fully based on and directly dependent on the wager on the play of the primary game. In various embodiments, the play of the secondary game is solely based on and directly dependent on the wager on the play of the primary game.

Abstract: A connector adapter system of an information handling system. The connector adapter system includes a connector adapter, the connector adapter comprising an adapter chassis, the adapter chassis being configured to slidably mount a cable connector within the adapter chassis, the adapter chassis facilitating connection of the cable connector with an internally mounted component of the information handling system.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for translating a tracking module to a unique identifier and provide for a registration system used to improve the functioning of computer systems, information networks, data stores, search engine systems and methods, and other advantages. The techniques provide for generating an urchin tracking module (UTM) from a globally unique identifier (GUID) and/or for translating the urchin tracking module (UTM) to a globally unique identifier (GUID). The techniques relate to registration systems and processes for using registration definitions in a customer relationship management (CRM)-powered application.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for translating a tracking module to a unique identifier and provide for a registration system used to improve the functioning of computer systems, information networks, data stores, search engine systems and methods, and other advantages. The techniques provide for generating an urchin tracking module (UTM) from a globally unique identifier (GUID) and/or for translating the urchin tracking module (UTM) to a globally unique identifier (GUID). The techniques relate to registration systems and processes for using registration definitions in a customer relationship management (CRM)-powered application.

Abstract: Gaming systems and methods that provide tile accumulation sequences and related accumulated dice type tile use sequences, wherein the accumulation sequence includes an accumulation of dice type tiles during one or more plays of one or more games during, and wherein the use sequences include the use of the accumulated dice type tiles to complete runs of a hand and the hand.

Abstract: Gaming systems and methods that provide tile accumulation sequences and related accumulated tile use sequences, wherein the accumulation sequence includes an accumulation of tiles during one or more plays of one or more games during, and wherein the use sequences include the use of the accumulated tiles to complete runs of a hand and the hand.

Abstract: Gaming systems and methods that provide tile accumulation sequences and related accumulated tile use sequences, wherein the accumulation sequence includes an accumulation of tiles during one or more plays of one or more games during, wherein the use sequences include the use of the accumulated tiles to complete runs of a hand and the hand, and wherein one or more of the runs or the hand are player selectable.

Abstract: Gaming systems and methods that provide tile accumulation sequences and related accumulated tile use sequences, wherein the accumulation sequence includes an accumulation of tiles during one or more plays of one or more games during, wherein the use sequences include the use of the accumulated tiles to complete runs of a hand and the hand, wherein the accumulated tile use sequences include a bypass feature.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to operating an electronic game according to a graph presentation representing a current state and possible future states for the game. Various embodiments described herein provide the player with a graph representing possible choices during game play with each choice influencing a future state and flow of the game. Embodiments allow player input as well as randomness to navigate the graph and determine the flow and outcomes of the game. Various embodiments determine how the player can navigate the graph, how the prizes are awarded based on the graph, and how the player can change the graph.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to operating an electronic game according to a graph presentation representing a current state and possible future states for the game. Various embodiments described herein provide the player with a graph representing possible choices during game play with each choice influencing a future state and flow of the game. Embodiments allow player input as well as randomness to navigate the graph and determine the flow and outcomes of the game. Various embodiments determine how the player can navigate the graph, how the prizes are awarded based on the graph, and how the player can change the graph.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to operating an electronic game according to a graph presentation representing a current state and possible future states for the game. Various embodiments described herein provide the player with a graph representing possible choices during game play with each choice influencing a future state and flow of the game. Embodiments allow player input as well as randomness to navigate the graph and determine the flow and outcomes of the game. Various embodiments determine how the player can navigate the graph, how the prizes are awarded based on the graph, and how the player can change the graph.

Abstract: Gaming systems and methods that provide a secondary game displayed in a primary manner and associated with a primary game displayed in a secondary manner. In various embodiments, the play of the secondary game is at least partially based on and indirectly dependent on the wager on the play of the primary game. In various embodiments, the play of the secondary game is at least partially based on and directly dependent on the wager on the play of the primary game. In various embodiments, the play of the secondary game is fully based on and directly dependent on the wager on the play of the primary game. In various embodiments, the play of the secondary game is solely based on and directly dependent on the wager on the play of the primary game.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a human-safe method of killing or controlling insects using a non-toxic composition comprising erythritol ((2R,3S)-butane-1,2,3,4-tetraol). The disclosure also provides non-toxic compositions comprising erythritol suitable for killing insects in residential, commercial, and agricultural locales.

Abstract: A pocket structure for receiving containerized plants is sloped and hung from a wire of a wire basket. The pocket structure includes hooks, an irrigation fitting and corresponding drip channel to transmit water toward the rear of the pocket, and slots in the walls. The mesh units include braces and are sized for shipping. An earth wall is formed of the mesh units and pockets, and includes irrigation tubing.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for translating a tracking module to a unique identifier and provide for a registration system used to improve the functioning of computer systems, information networks, data stores, search engine systems and methods, and other advantages. The techniques provide for generating an urchin tracking module (UTM) from a globally unique identifier (GUID) and/or for translating the urchin tracking module (UTM) to a globally unique identifier (GUID). The techniques relate to registration systems and processes for using registration definitions in a customer relationship management (CRM)-powered application.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a compute device, a side cover, and a bezel. The side cover is placed in physical communication with the compute device. The side cover includes a mounting latch that rotates between an open position and a closed position. When in the closed position, the mounting latch securely mounts the compute device on a component. When bezel is placed in physical communication with the side cover, the bezel locks the mounting latch in the closed position.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a human-safe method of killing or controlling insects using a non-toxic composition comprising erythritol ((2R,3S)-butane-1,2,3,4-tetraol). The disclosure also provides non-toxic compositions comprising erythritol suitable for killing insects in residential, commercial, and agricultural locales.