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Roman Cement, LLC

Penblade, Inc.

Pear Software, LLC

Voodoo Gaming LLC

Reddyport, Inc.

Andrew S Hansen

Scott B Hansen

John M Guynn

Timothy R Nieman

Branden D Rosenhan

Chakravarthy B Reddy

David Allan Jones

Benjamin A Grover

Alex James Drew

Rian Wendling

Micah James Frerck

Joseph Allen Orr

Jared Spendlove

Joseph Orr

Richard Allen Kreifeldt

Benajmin Grover

Branden R Rosenhan

An elbow configured to connect to a positive pressure ventilation mask and to a ventilator circuit that provides a source of pressurized air. The elbow includes an access valve that opens to provide access to the mouth of the patient without removing the mask and seals from ventilator pressure pushing the valve to the closed position.

Positive pressure ventilation appliance modules and related systems and methods

Cement-SCM blends employ particle packing principles to increase particle packing density and reduce interstitial spacing between the cement and SCM particles. Particle packing reduces the amount of water required to obtain a cement paste having a desired flow, lowers the water-cementitious material ratio (w/cm), and increases early and long-term strengths. This may be accomplished by providing a hydraulic cement fraction having a narrow PSD and at least one SCM fraction having a mean particle size that differs from the mean particle size of the narrow PSD cement by a multiple of 3.0 or more to yield a cement-SCM blend having a particle packing density of at least 57.0%.

Particle packed cement-SCM blends

A positive pressure ventilation (PPV) elbow connects to a PPV mask and a source of pressurized air from a ventilator. The elbow and includes an access valve that opens to provide access to the mouth of the patient without removing the mask and self-seals under pressure from the ventilator.

Positive pressure ventilation elbow and related masks, systems, and methods

A positive pressure ventilation (PPV) appliance module includes an adapter that couples to a port on an NIV mask and an appliance for performing a respiratory care procedure. The adapter is configured to form a PPV seal with the port of the PPV mask and also form a PPV seal with the appliance. The PPV appliance module allows clinicians to perform procedures through the NIV mask without disrupting the therapeutic pressure.

A safety cutting device includes a slidable insert that moves longitudinally within a cavity of a housing. The slidable insert has a cutting blade attached and moves within the housing from a safe position in which the blade is covered to an exposed position for cutting. The safety device has a release button positioned near an anterior end of the housing. A biasing member automatically retracts the blade when the release button is activated.

Safety cutting device

A non-invasive ventilation voice amplification system includes a microphone module for placement in a non-invasive ventilation mask. The microphone module has a microphone element for detecting a patient's voice and a speaker for projecting the voice. The microphone module connects to a controller module that houses electronics for processing and amplifying the audio signal.

Positive pressure ventilation microphone system, nebulizer, and related methods

Disclosed are methods and systems for providing cloud services to personal computing devices that store large personal files such as personal videos and personal photographs in a lossless format. The methods and systems include a cloud server that synchronizes a menu of the file system between local computing devices.

Methods for synchronizing files in a cloud network

The systems and computer implemented methods receive image data with reference objects and target objects in the imagery. The reference object is identified from the image data and database information associated with the reference object is obtained (e.g., the actual size of the reference object). The database information associated with the reference object can then be used to identify and/or size the target object.

Methods and systems for identifying physical objects

A safety cutting device includes a slidable insert that moves longitudinally within a cavity of a housing. The slidable insert has a cutting blade attached and moves within the housing from a safe position in which the blade is covered to an exposed position for cutting. The safety device has a release button with a first lock configured to lock the insert in the exposed position upon moving before actuation of the release button, and a second lock that maintains the insert in the exposed position after actuation of the release button but before the button is release. A biasing member automatically retracts the blade when the release button is actuated and released.

Methods for accurately comparing the levels of ionizable lipids in two cell populations that differ in some respect from each other using mass spectroscopy and isotopic labeling are provided. The methods can be used to identify a change in a lipid of interest in response to a cellular, chemical, genetic, or environmental change to the cell population (i.e., a lipid response to a cell perturbation). The change in the lipid of interest can be a change in composition, rate of synthesis, and/or location of the lipid.

Methods for analyzing lipids and membrane proteins in biological matter using stable isotopes and mass spectrometry

Methods and systems for generating a size measurement of a body part of person for fitting a garment using a depth sensor.

Body modeling and garment fitting using an electronic device

A computer implemented method includes providing a social network database including social network data generated by social network users. The social network data is analyzed to identify participles and the identified participles are used to provide the social network users search results.

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Bountiful, UT, United States of America

Andrew S Hansen