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Walker Digital, LLC

Walker Cancer Research Institute, Inc

A. L. Korr Associates, Inc.

Evan Harris Walker

Jay S Walker

James Jorasch

Carson C K Fincham

David Bean

Abraham L Korr

Rajivan Maniam

Patrick W Nee, Jr

Gould Gibbons, Jr

Warren W Hillstrom

Charles M Dickey

Russell Pratt Sammon

Robert C Tedesco

Jeffrey Y Hayashida

Zachary T Smith

Eduardo Palomino

Bransby W Bushey

Renny S Tallanchich

Bernard T Svihel

Gilbert A Bowers

Emmett L Bell

Henry J Goodman

Steven L Blumenthal

According to some embodiments, systems, apparatus, methods, and articles of manufacture may provide for improved health care compliance. Embodiments may comprise, for example, identifying an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, determining output information associated with a game, and providing the output information to the patient. Some embodiments may comprise receiving a code associated with a patient, wherein the code includes encoded information that is indicative of an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, decoding the code to determine the information, determining whether the occurrence of the event is compliant with a condition associated with the taking of the substance, and providing, in the case that compliance with the condition is determined, one or more rewards to the patient.

Systems and methods for improved health care compliance

Methods and systems are presented for broadcasting a modified live media feed of an event. In an embodiment, the method includes receiving a live media feed at a broadcast computer from one or more recording devices, wherein the live media feed includes real time occurrences of a live event. The live media feed is broadcast after a predetermined delay, and the method includes identifying, during monitoring of the live event, a portion of the live event that is suitable for application of a modification effect. The process also includes the broadcast computer applying the modification effect to a portion of the live media feed corresponding to the identified portion of the live event, and then broadcasting the modified live media feed.

Methods and systems for broadcasting modified live media

A process for producing new anticancer drugs such that the drugs can be administered in a nontoxic, proto-drug form and, subsequent to a time delay which allows for differential concentration in the target cancer or invasive tissues or cells, the non-toxic drug is then modified by an activation drug to selectively provide toxic levels of a pharmacologically active agent to the target issue.

High specificity anticancer agents

The invention relates to a spillage protection system for a storage vessel in the event a breach of the hull occurs. The system comprises sheets of lath work panels extending from longitudinal and transverse supporting members of the vessel hull for forming sub-compartments therein. The sheets of lath work panels are comprised of a plurality of apertures therein for providing characteristics of strength and porosity to the structure. The system further comprises a distribution system extending through the hull of the vessel and into each of the sub-compartments. The distribution system originates at a reservoir which supplies a foamable cast-cure plastic material to the distribution system and effectively delivers the foamable cast-cure plastic material to a sub-compartment adjacent to an area of the hull experiencing the breach. In addition, the protective system comprises a sensing system in each sub-compartment for detecting a breach in the hull, as well as a control system for delivering the foamable cast-cure plastic material to an area of the hull being compromised. Accordingly, upon a breach of the hull, a fire resistant foamable cast-cure plastic material is delivered to a sub-compartment adjacent to the breach thereby forcing the seawater out of the sub-compartment and effectively sealing the breach.

Tanker spillage protection system

A binary munition system comprising at least two non-explosive ingredients hat combine in flight to form a relatively safe explosive. The combination of said non-explosive ingredients for the purpose of forming safe explosives is novel. The binary munition stores the non-explosive ingredients in separate compartments which utilize membranes, bags or containers to facilitate the separation. The munition is equipped with means in which to rupture the compartments upon launch or fire. The purpose of the munition is to maintain separation of the non-explosive ingredients and to achieve mixing of the ingredients upon launch or fire of said munition.

Binary munition system

Selectively activated explosive

A mechanical pressure gage for measuring the change in fluid pressure resing from an explosive charge and the like. The sealed gage housing includes a plate member having a recess in which a metalic foil diaphragm means is frictionally mounted therein. The plate member has a wedged-shaped opening centrally located on the plate member and extending therethrough. The diaphragm means covers the wedged-shaped opening and is adapted to be mechanically deformed by a change in the fluid pressure within the housing. A cover plate for the housing also has a corresponding wedged-shaped opening and has scale marking located adjacent to the edge for measuring the extent of the rupture of the diaphragm means upon the fluid pressure change. Another plate member forms a back to the housing.

Continuous measuring diaphragm pressure gage

Shields of tungsten-plastic composite material are strategically disposed termediate neighboring rounds of ammunition containing highly sensitive cyclotol explosive. The shield's shape and composite structure permit the rounds to be more closely stored in tank and depot applications, with reduced danger of propagation of detonation and fratricide hazard.

Apparatus for reduction of munition fratricide hazard

An ammunition rack in a vehicle ammunition compartment helps protect the nds from injury due to road shocks and propagation of an explosion, i.e., fratricide. The rack comprises a warhead block-mount fixture and parallel thereto, and spaced therefrom, a base block-mount fixture; both fixtures being of a resilient and flexible polymeric material and both having a set of holes therethrough; the holes in the two fixtures being aligned. Metal tubular sleeves are held within each pair of aligned fixture holes, the sleeves spanning the space between the fixtures. The ammunition rounds are removably inserted in the sleeves and held therein preferably by latch mechanisms.

Ammunition rack for vehicles

Solar energy is collected by an array of parallel trough-like reflectors of paraboloidal cross-section, and concentrated upon radiation-absorbent pipes positioned along the lines of focus of the reflectors. The array is mounted on a boat which floats on an irrigation pond of a farm and is rotated by a clock-like drive mechanism so as to follow or track the daily east-west motion of the sun, thereby maintaining the concentration of solar radiation upon the pipes. The flotation of the array by means of the boat permits the use of very low drive power for rotating it to track the sun, and also shields the underlying water from the air and sun so as to reduce evaporation thereof. A central column stabilizes the position of the boat with respect to lateral drift or angular tilt, while permitting vertical motion of the boat in response to changes in pond level; the array may therefor be protected from heavy wind by dropping the pond level so that the array is protected by the sidewalls of the pond at such times. A rotating joint arrangement permits circulation of a heat-absorbent fluid such as water (steam) between the radiation-absorbent pipes and a location adjacent the pond where the developed heat is utilized.

Apparatus for the collection and conversion of solar energy

A hypervelocity ammunition round in which a fin stabilized artillery projile contains a plurality of subcaliber gun tubes for launching subcaliber fin stabilized flechette projectiles from the artillery projectile at a predetermined point in its trajectory, as the artillery projectile performs as a moving gun platform to more effectively defeat a multiplicity of targets through the kinetic energy impact of the subcaliber projectiles. The round utilizes a traveling charge arrangement in launching both the artillery projectile and each of the subcaliber projectiles.

Ammunition

A hypervelocity ammunition round in which a spin stabilized artillery projectile contains a plurality of subcaliber gun tubes for launching subcaliber spin stabilized projectiles from the artillery projectile at a predetermined point in its trajectory, as the artillery projectile performs as a moving gun platform to more effectively defeat a multiplicity of targets through the kinetic energy impact of the subcaliber projectiles.

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Aberdeen, MD, United States of America

Evan Harris Walker