Abstract: Mobile management method, system and client. Method includes receiving a DNS query for a host name from an application on client; retrieving reputation data associated with host name from a local cache on client; and determining a policy based on host name and the reputation data. Based on determined policy for the host name, blocking attempted network flows to a host corresponding to host name to produce blocked attempted network flows. Method also includes sending attempted network flow metadata related to the blocked attempted network flows to a collector on client; transmitting the attempted network flow metadata from the collector to a VPN server pool via a VPN tunnel; and producing an anomaly report from the transmitted attempted network flow metadata. The anomaly report includes at least one of anomalies, cohorts, trends, location boundaries, detected network security issues, detected compromised clients and/or optimized network usage.

Abstract: An autonomous rover including a frame having a first end and a second end longitudinally spaced from the first end and forming a payload bay, the payload bay being sized to support a pickface, a common active registration surface configured to engage the pickface, and a drive section connected to the common active registration surface, the drive section being configured to variably position the common active registration surface relative to at least one storage shelf of an automated storage and retrieval system to effect placement of the pickface on the storage shelf so that pickfaces are substantially continuously arranged along the at least one storage shelf with a predetermined storage spacing between the pickfaces.

Abstract: A valve stem assembly for a tire includes a removable grommet of a plurality of grommets having different shapes and sizes. The removable grommets allow the valve stem assembly to be used on a variety of rims. Each grommet fits into distinct holes within the rims. The valve stem assembly also includes a valve stem body that receives the removable grommets and an attachment end that encloses a valve core within the valve stem body. A cap may cover the valve core and attachment end.

Abstract: A valve stem assembly for a tire includes a removable grommet of a plurality of grommets having different shapes and sizes. The removable grommets allow the valve stem assembly to be used on a variety of rims. Each grommet fits into distinct holes within the rims. The valve stem assembly also includes a valve stem body that receives the removable grommets and an attachment end that encloses a valve core within the valve stem body. A cap may cover the valve core and attachment end.

Abstract: A system that automates the creation of websites for organizations that share similar organizational structure and for which publicly accessible information is available. The system automatically populates web pages with content derived from information gathered from public sources in addition to content that is developed for each type of organization. The system also acts as a dynamic web site hosting system to deliver the web sites to the public via the Internet. The system also acts as a web site maintenance system which allows authorized users the ability to add and delete web pages, edit the content of web pages, add sections to the web site, and add other features to web pages such as calendars, blogs, forms and image galleries, all using an ordinary web browser such as Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox without the need to install additional software on a client computer.

Abstract: An extension set for a spirit level having an elongated leveling face for setting on a surface and defining a nominal working length, an opposite face to the leveling face, a pair of opposite major side surfaces, and a pair of opposite end sections, the extension set including a pair of discrete elongated U-shaped profile spirit level extenders for lengthwise accommodating an end section of the spirit level with its leveling face facing towards the surface and its opposite face facing away therefrom on spaced apart alignment on the surface such that the pair of spirit level extenders partially underlie the spirit level's leveling face and their remaining portions extend lengthwise therebeyond for extending its nominal working length, and a pair of spirit level clamps for mounting on the pair of spirit level extenders for clamping the spirit level thereon.

Abstract: An extension set for a spirit level having an elongated leveling face for setting on a surface and defining a nominal working length, an opposite face to the leveling face, a pair of opposite major side surfaces, and a pair of opposite end sections, the extension set including a pair of discrete elongated U-shaped profile spirit level extenders for lengthwise accommodating an end section of the spirit level with its leveling face facing towards the surface and its opposite face facing away therefrom on spaced apart alignment on the surface such that the pair of spirit level extenders partially underlie the spirit level's leveling face and their remaining portions extend lengthwise therebeyond for extending its nominal working length, and a pair of spirit level clamps for mounting on the pair of spirit level extenders for clamping the spirit level thereon.

Abstract: The invention can be generally characterized as a system that allows a user of a trashcan to throw away their items while minimizing their contact with a contaminated surface of a trashcan. In one preferred embodiment, the invention provides a handle that is adapted to couple to a trashcan door so that the trashcan door may be opened without actually touching the trashcan door surface.

Abstract: There is disclosed herein a bookmark to be attached to the back of a book to separate read and unread pages and which carries indicia-receiving areas for receiving advertising or reader's notes. The bookmark is a thin elongated rectangular member made of a vinyl, having an adhesive carrying area on the back side adjacent the top edge and an indicia-receiving area on the front side. The bookmark is adapted to be attached to a book back page by the adhesive area, flexes over the unread pages, to be positioned between read and unread pages and have the indicia-receiving area on the front facing the reader so that indicia thereon is oriented and positioned to be read.