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Salesforce, Inc.

Rockwell International Corporation

Chrysler Corporation

Joy Global Surface Mining Inc

Megastir Technologies LLC

Ice Rescue Vehicle, Inc.

Charles E Allen

Patrick Tewson

Alison Meyer

Scott M Packer

Russell J Steel

Patrick D Dean

Ernest P Minissale

Richard A Flak

Joseph B Hines

Eric J Kuiper

William H Mattingly

Hobie Smith

Surendar Paul

Brian J Watrous

Vladimir Martinov

Keld Bangsberg

Provided herein are system, method, and/or computer program product embodiments, and/or combinations and sub-combinations thereof for seamlessly adding and removing form fields from a form. A form engine may receive a request to generate a form. The form engine may render a screen to populate the form with form fields and organize the form fields by sections. Form fields may be added to a selected section by toggling a button corresponding to a given form field, from unselected to selected. Form fields may be removed from any given section by toggling a button corresponding to a given form field from selected to unselected.

Seamless addition and removal of form fields

A method for batch data import using advance matching. The method includes: generating a target field for a custom object in an application including a plurality of objects; configuring a data import object with a custom staging field; generating a custom object group for the custom object specifying a parent/child relationship between the custom object and a standard object of the plurality of objects; generating, after generating the custom object group, a field mapping between the custom staging field and the target field in the custom object; and storing the field mapping between the custom staging field and the target field.

Batch data import advance mapping

Industrial machines and methods of operating the same. One method includes receiving, with an electronic processor, a current value of a parameter of an industrial machine during operation of the industrial machine and comparing, with the electronic processor, the current value of the parameter to a stored value of the parameter to determine whether the industrial machine is unlevel. The method also includes, when the industrial machine is unlevel, autonomously, with the electronic processor, changing a position of at least one of a plurality of jacks to level the industrial machine, wherein autonomously changing the position of at least one of the plurality of jacks includes at least one selected from a group consisting of extending the at least one of the plurality of jacks and retracting the at least one of the plurality of jacks.

Adaptive leveling control system

A system and method for friction stir processing of a hand-held cutting edge, wherein friction stir processing techniques are used to modify the properties of the hand-held cutting edge to obtain superior edge retention and superior resistance to chipping of the hand-held cutting edge.

Solid state processing of hand-held knife blades to improve blade performance

A method for operating a power sliding door and a power liftgate in an automobile, such as a minivan, using a remote keyless entry (RKE) is comprised in a control system that includes a user input interface for receiving sliding door actuation requests from a user. The actuation signals are carried to a body control module (BCM) where the request is broadcast to a power sliding door module (PSDM) over a serial data bus communications network meeting the SAE J1850 multiplex communications protocol standard. Upon receipt of the actuation message the PSDM monitors several operating conditions of the automobile and makes a determination whether or not to carry out the power sliding door activation request. Power sliding door actuation is controlled by the PSDM via electric motors located at or near the power doors. A power liftgate module (PLGM) controls the power liftgate actuation upon via electric motors located at or near the liftgate. The user input interface includes interior switches as well as a RKE system.

Method for operating a power sliding door and a power liftgate using

An ice rescue vehicle used to aid a victim who has fallen through thin ice. The ice rescue vehicle is capable of traveling over ice, water, a broken ice and water mixture, mud, snow and solid ground. The vehicle has a buoyant hollow sled pulled behind a traction wheel that includes a plastic, buoyant, rotating drum. The drum has a number of fins to propel the vehicle in water. Mounted to the fins are three annular rings having tangs for traction on ice. A small internal combustion engine provides power to turn the drum via two gear belt drives on each side of the drum. Handle bars are used to steer the vehicle, and a throttle control, similar to those used on motorcycles, provides the rescuer with a means to control the engine and vehicle speed. The sled and drum both provide flotation during travel over broken ice and open water.

Ice rescue vehicle

Blunt nose knife

A rotor for use in speed sensing a transmission output shaft including circumferentially alternating teeth and voids which offers a variable reluctance flux path upon relative rotation thereof with respect to a fixed sensor. The rotor also includes an inward radially extending shoulder which is trapped between the yoke and a tapered roller bearing which also provides a surface over which the axial thrust required to trap the rotor may be distributed for application to a tapered roller bearing. Increasing the surface area of contact between the rotor and bearing minimizes premature bearing failures.

Rotors having a combined function of providing a variable reluctance

A fire starter material is comprised of a mixture of magnesium and at least one heat-processable polymeric material. It can also be comprised of a mixture of magnesium and calcium carbonate or a mixture of magnesium, calcium carbonate and one or more heat processable polymeric materials. Binders such as waxes or resinous substances may also be present, especially in the presence of calcium carbonate. In one preferred embodiment of this invention, the heat-processable polymeric material also serves as such a binder. The fire starter material can be formed by compacting the magnesium/heat-processable polymeric material into the desired shape under high pressures and temperature capable of heat processing the polymeric material. For example, such formations can be achieved by sintering the material or by mixing the magnesium (or magnesium and calcium carbonate) with a heat-processable polymeric material such as a wax or resin in a liquid state to form a wet mixture and then pressing, extruding or injection molding the wet mixture into a desired shape.

Magnesium/heat-processable polymer fire starter material and apparatus

A device for attracting deer and elk includes a pair of members made of a synthetic polymer having a specific gravity from about 0.8 to about 1.2. Each of the members includes an elongate portion with a manually graspable handle near one end and at least two prongs formed on each of the elongated portions. Advantageously, at least three prongs are included and some of the prongs may be curved out of the plane of the elongate portion to facilitate the intermeshing of the members. A blowing agent and talc may be incorporated into the synthetic polymer. These added substituents are capable of creating a device which produces a sound very close to the sound created by deer or elk when they butt or clash their antlers during the mating season.

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Lufkin, TX, United States of America

Charles E Allen