Abstract: The present composition provides for mitigating adverse effects of alcohol consumption. The composition includes a fructose source comprising between 5% and 75% of a total weight of the composition, a niacinamide source comprising between 0.1% and 1% of the total weight, and a glycoprotein source comprising between 0.1% and 2% of the total weight, wherein the total weight is a weight prior to inclusion with a hydrating source. The composition can be disposed in a powder or dissolved form, as part of a concentrate, and/or part of a beverage. The composition can include mixability for diluting or mixing with the liquid or beverage for user consumption and absorprtion.

Abstract: A system inspects, modifies or analyzes a region of interest of a sample via charged particles. A detector device of the system produces a pixel image having horizontal and vertical pixel resolutions. A charged particle deflection device produces a scanning charged particle beam in a scanning region. The deflection device has horizontal and vertical deflection units controlled by a digital to analog converter having a digital resolution larger than the horizontal pixel resolution and/or the vertical pixel resolution. An operator control interface of the system selects an assignment between respective image pixels of a desired pixel image and digital inputs of the DAC to produce horizontal and/or vertical deflection signals to guide the charged particle beam to the location of the respective image pixel. A reliable image of a sample can be obtained even when there is zooming or panning within an accessible region of the sample.

Abstract: A system and method for applying risk analysis to identify optimal crop varieties for use in a particular field with particular environmental characteristics and soil techniques is disclosed herein. The method adapts financial portfolio analysis methods for use with agricultural production to take into account the variability of soil, environment, and crop management. A system for supporting the use of the method is also disclosed.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the present invention automatically measure the impact of natural conditions and/or deliberate interventions on crop yields. Other embodiments automatically predict the impact of natural conditions and/or deliberate interventions on crop yields. By eliminating the need for human intervention, judgment, or discretion from the processes of measuring and predicting impact on yield, embodiments of the present invention enable such measurements and predictions to be made significantly more accurately, quickly, and inexpensively than has been possible with preexisting techniques.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the present invention automatically measure the impact of natural conditions and/or deliberate interventions on crop yields. Other embodiments automatically predict the impact of natural conditions and/or deliberate interventions on crop yields. By eliminating the need for human intervention, judgment, or discretion from the processes of measuring and predicting impact on yield, embodiments of the present invention enable such measurements and predictions to be made significantly more accurately, quickly, and inexpensively than has been possible with preexisting techniques.

Abstract: A system for treating a hydrocarbon containing formation is described. The system includes two or more groups of elongated heaters. The group includes two or more heaters placed in two or more openings in the formation. The heaters in the group are electrically coupled below the surface of the formation. The openings include at least partially uncased wellbores in a hydrocarbon layer of the formation. The groups are electrically configured such that current flow through the formation between at least two groups is inhibited. The heaters are configured to provide heat to the formation.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the present invention automatically measure the impact of natural conditions and/or deliberate interventions on crop yields. Other embodiments automatically predict the impact of natural conditions and/or deliberate interventions on crop yields. By eliminating the need for human intervention, judgment, or discretion from the processes of measuring and predicting impact on yield, embodiments of the present invention enable such measurements and predictions to be made significantly more accurately, quickly, and inexpensively than has been possible with preexisting techniques.

Abstract: A system for treating a hydrocarbon containing formation is described. The system includes two or more groups of elongated heaters. The group includes two or more heaters placed in two or more openings in the formation. The heaters in the group are electrically coupled below the surface of the formation. The openings include at least partially uncased wellbores in a hydrocarbon layer of the formation. The groups are electrically configured such that current flow through the formation between at least two groups is inhibited. The heaters are configured to provide heat to the formation.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the present invention automatically measure the impact of natural conditions and/or deliberate interventions on crop yields. Other embodiments automatically predict the impact of natural conditions and/or deliberate interventions on crop yields. By eliminating the need for human intervention, judgment, or discretion from the processes of measuring and predicting impact on yield, embodiments of the present invention enable such measurements and predictions to be made significantly more accurately, quickly, and inexpensively than has been possible with preexisting techniques.

Abstract: A system for treating a hydrocarbon containing formation is described. The system includes two or more groups of elongated heaters. The group includes two or more heaters placed in two or more openings in the formation. The heaters in the group are electrically coupled below the surface of the formation. The openings include at least partially uncased wellbores in a hydrocarbon layer of the formation. The groups are electrically configured such that current flow through the formation between at least two groups is inhibited. The heaters are configured to provide heat to the formation.

Abstract: The board provides protection against damage on a slate shingle and tile roof. The upper side of board with plywood serves as the solid foundation for standing on as tool is laid upon the roof. The opposite or under side has plywood and foam rubber. This side is placed directly onto the roof. An added feature is the board is good on a steep roof.