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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Tibco Software Inc.

Michael A Perrone

Andrew Tustian

Hanne Bak

Audrey Rodriguez

Julia Zolotova

A molten metal print deposition device includes a reservoir in fluid communication with a deposition head for controlled deposition of a molten metal print medium defined by molten feedstock, and a capillary structure adapted to maintain the molten feedstock from the melt reservoir in a fluidic state for directing and depositing the feedstock onto a substrate. A print medium is defined by an alloy heated to a fluid state in a temperature range defined by but above a liquidus and solidus. A thermal source and control circuit maintain the molten feedstock at a temperature above the liquidus of the print medium during deposition.

Metal printing and additive manufacturing apparatus

The invention relates to a chromatography system and method for assessing amount and/or purity of a multimeric protein in a sample, wherein the chromatography system comprises two different affinity chromatography matrices connected via a switch valve.

Method and chromatography system for determining amount and purity of a multimeric protein

A brake lever end cap includes an elongated leg portion in which at least a portion of the brake lever is seated, and a foot portion joined to the leg portion and an end of the leg portion. The leg portion is joined to the foot portion such that the end of the leg portion joined to the foot portion is off center relative to the foot portion, and nearer the rear of the foot portion such that the majority of the foot portion extends forward of the leg portion.

Bicycle brake lever cap

Simulated padlock devices and associated training devices are provided, which allow simulated forcible entry of padlocks using cutting or lock breaking devices. For example, a simulated padlock includes first and second metallic plates, a u-shaped metallic rod, and connecting elements (such as threaded bolts) to connect the first and second metallic plates together with end portions of the u-shaped metallic rod secured between the first and second plates by compressive forces applied from connecting the first and second metallic plates together using the connecting elements. The u-shaped metallic rod is configured to simulate a shackle of the simulated padlock device. The first and second metallic plates, which are connected together with the end portions of the u-shaped metallic rod secured there between, are configured to simulate a lock body of the simulated padlock device with the simulated padlock device in a simulated locked state.

Simulated forcible entry of padlocks

Protective battering plate devices are provided, which can be removably attached to a door of a forcible entry training door apparatus. A protective battering plate device is configured to enable simulated forcible entry of an inward swinging locked door by hitting a battering ram against the protective battering plate device mounted on the door of the forcible entry door training apparatus, while protecting the door from damage.

Simulated forcible entry of doors using battering rams

Devices and methods are provided for testing and maintaining hydraulic tools and, in particular, devices and methods for testing and maintaining hydraulic forcible entry tools that are used to forcibly open locked doors, for example, in emergency situations.

Device and method for testing pressure of hydraulic tools

A log message is processed. The log message to be processed is received. One or more portions of the log message to be separately extracted are identified. A value is extracted from each identified portion. Extracting the value includes using an extraction rule. The extraction rule is associated with the identified portion.

Semantics-oriented analysis of log message content

The present invention relates generally to apparatus for training the art of forcible door entry for emergency personnel such as firefighters and, in particular, a reusable forcible entry door training prop adapted to simulate a locked door and allow individuals to conduct training in forcible entry techniques for different door types and mounting configurations (e.g., opening inward or outward, left hand opening or right band opening, steel jam or wood jams).

Forcible entry training door system

Apparatus for training the art of forcible door entry for emergency personnel such as firefighters and, in particular, a reusable forcible entry door training apparatus that allows individuals to simulate forcible entry of outward opening metal doors mounted in metal frames.

The present invention relates generally to apparatus for training the art of forcible door entry for emergency personnel such as firefighters and, in particular, a reusable forcible entry door training prop adapted to simulate a locked door and allow individuals to conduct training in forcible entry techniques for different door types and mounting configurations (e.g., opening inward or outward, left hand opening or right hand opening, steel jam or wood jams).

A slipper or article of footwear for use subsequent to surgical procedures on the foot in which immobilization is not required. The slipper includes a sole constructed of a semi-rigid material but with sufficient flexibility that a person can still walk in a normal manner. The slipper includes forward flaps which extend upwardly and over the mid-tarsal area with the toes exposed with a rear counter attached to the sole with the area covering the heel and the flaps covering the forefoot being of one-piece construction and provided with a downwardly curved juncture area with straps with hook and loop connections being crossed and connected to the flaps and opposite portions of the counter.

Post-surgical slipper

An elongated handle having top and bottom surfaces and defining front and rear end portions. The handle includes top and bottom surfaces and opposite side surfaces as well as a transversely enlarged head on the front end thereof. The head includes a longitudinally convex bowed and generally transversely straight bottom surface portion and a central upstanding opening is formed through the head and opens upwardly through the top surface of the handle and downwardly through the bottom surface portion rearwardly of the front end of the head. A transverse roller is journaled in the opening between the front and rear limits thereof and a cutting blade is supported from the head and defines a rearwardly and downwardly facing straight transverse cutting edge generally flush with the aforementioned undersurface portion and spaced intermediate the roller and the forward extremity of the opening.

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Nashville, TN, United States of America

Michael A Perrone