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Vector Launch Inc.

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Tacs Bio Inc.

John R Garvey

Christopher Bostwick

Eric Besnard

Christopher Anderson

Nathan Lee Burns

Keith D Crawford

Michelle Lynn Dobbs

Kevin Cheek

Prabu Ramachandran

Andrew Wolfe

Ben Linville

Baldev Vasir

Ismael Gonzales

James C Veale

Robert J DeCelle, Jr

Methods, compositions and cells are provided that identify and isolate a population of adult non-embryonic progenitor cells having multilineage potential, physical diameters of about 2 &#x3bc;m to about 8 &#x3bc;m in size or about 4 &#x3bc;m to about 6 &#x3bc;m, and expressing at least one of the stem cell associated genes among Oct-4, KLF-4, Nanog, Sox-2, Rex-1, GDF-3 or Stella. Methods are also provided that identify and isolate populations, which are subsets or subpopulations of progenitor adult stem cells within the population of the adult stem cells which is a heterogeneous population, the methods including contacting the adult stem cells with a ligand specific for at least one of: CD99, tetraspan, ICAM4, full-length MUC1, and truncated MUC1 receptor, in which a presence of a surface protein on the cells that bind to the ligand identifies the population which is the subset of the differentiated progenitor adult stem cells.

Adult stem cell compositions and methods of identification and isolation

A matchmaking service can match a satellite owner/operator with antennas that are available and capable of servicing a communication request from the satellite owner/operator (e.g., to exchange data with the satellite owner/operator's satellite). The communication request may be received at a ground station service, and information included therein may be compared to capabilities of antennas registered with the ground station service to determine antennas that are compatible with the request. The ground station service may reserve a time slot for a selected compatible antenna to service the request and control the selected compatible antenna (e.g., to track and communicate with the satellite) during the time slot. In some embodiments, the matchmaking of satellite owners/operators to antennas uses models to determine communication parameters for a communication request and to determine capabilities of antennas registered with the ground station.

Antenna orchestration as a service

Provided herein are various improvements to rocket engine components and rocket engine operational techniques. In one example, a rocket engine propellant injection apparatus is provided that includes a manifold formed into a single body by an additive manufacturing process and comprising a fuel cavity and an oxidizer cavity. The manifold also includes one or more propellant feed stubs, the one or more propellant feed stubs protruding from the manifold and formed into the single body of the manifold by the additive manufacturing process, with at least a first stub configured to carry fuel to the fuel cavity and at least a second stub configured to carry oxidizer to the oxidizer cavity. The manifold also includes a plurality of injection features formed by apertures in a face of the manifold, ones of the plurality of injection features configured to inject the fuel and the oxidizer for combustion.

Liquid oxygen-propylene rocket injector

Enhanced liquid oxygen-propylene rocket engine

The invention is a hunting vest that is comprised of a base fabric material. Flaps are provided on the front and on the back of the vest. The flaps have a camouflage color on one side, and a blaze orange color on the opposite side. The flaps are detachably attached to the vest so that either color is visible, dependent on the choice of the hunter. The front flap is designed to fold over pockets, designed to protect shotgun shells, in the front side of the vest. The vest can also be equipped with additional pockets and a game bag.

Hunting vest having reversible flaps

A cable laying attachment for an engine driven tiller has a cutter wheel with a plurality of countersunk carbide tips in the teeth of the cutter wheel; the cutter wheel being connected to a tine drive shaft connected to a transmission for transferring power from the engine for automatically cutting a trench to a desired depth as the tiller is driven forwardly by a pair of engine driven wheels and a trailing arm and feed tube are connected to a protective cowl on the transmission housing that guards the cutter wheel; the trailing arm and feed tube receiving and placing wire from a spool into the trench; the trailing arm serves to displace the cut trench material while positioning the outlet end of the feed tube so as to locate a wire or cable at the bottom of the trench formed by the cutter wheel.

Cable laying attachment for tiller

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Plymouth, MI, United States of America

John R Garvey