Qualitas Health, Ltd.

Other

Nokia Corporation

Timestrip UK Limited

Brightsource Energy, Inc.

Fermentron Ltd.

Profile Sol-gel Ltd.

Michael Kagan

Ian Solomon

Hans Schonemann

Val J Krukonis

Brian Jeffrey Waibel

David Kamien

Ian Elkan Gamse

Charles Anthony Rose

Arnold J Goldman

Sergei Braun

Yuri Kokotov

Reuben Isbitsky

Paul Joseph Freedman

Amir Genosar

Gil Sat

Yehuda Vatkin

Provided herein are compositions comprising eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and polar lipids (e.g., glycolipids and phospholipids), and which do not contain any docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) or esterified fatty acids.

Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) formulations

This invention discloses a method of communicating with a user including wirelessly broadcasting content which is accessible to a multiplicity of users and which includes at least some non-audio content which is not visible to the users without user actuation and which includes product-specific information, enabling a user to select a portion of the content, responsive to a selection by the user, capturing at least part of the non-audio content, corresponding to the portion of the content selected by the user and employing at least part of the captured content to access a contact using a mobile communicator by initially establishing contact with a non product-specific communication facility and employing product-specific information contained in the non-audio content. A system for communicating with a user is also disclosed.

Wireless communications system and method

A bioreactor and bioreactor system are suitable for the growth of materials from algae. More specifically, the system preferred embodiments use concentrated sunlight in a solo- or co-generation system to produce algae and products therefrom as well as solar thermal energy.

High density bioreactor system, devices, and methods

The invention provides an electronic printed chromatic elapsed time indicator device comprising a switch, a power source and a power driven elapsed time display for indicating the elapse of a limited predetermined segment of time upon activation of the switch and irrespective of the actual time of activation thereof, wherein the components are functionally interconnected and are printed on at least one substrate.

Elapsed time indicator device

A time indicator comprising a first reservoir (), a migration medium () and activating means for bringing liquid from the first reservoir () in contact with the migration medium () so that after activation the liquid migrates through the migration medium () producing a colour change therein. The activating means comprises a second reservoir () connected between the first reservoir () and the migration medium () whereby after activation the liquid travels relatively rapidly from the first reservoir () to the second reservoir () and then migrates relatively slowly along the length of the migration medium () over time.

Time indicator and method of manufacturing same

This invention discloses a method and a system for communicating with a user including wirelessly broadcasting content which is accessible to a multiplicity of users and which includes at least some non-audio enabling a user to select a portion of the content responsive to a selection by the user, capturing at least part of the non-audio content, corresponding to the portion of the content selected by the user and employing at least part of the captured content to access a contact using a mobile communicator by initially establishing contact with a non product-specific communication facility and employing product-specific information contained in the non-audio content.

A general process for the extraction of carotenoids from a carotenoid source such as a biomass, which may be various biomasses including the yeast , comprises treating the carotenoid source at an elevated temperature with a solvent mixture comprising water, a hydrophobic carotenoid solvent such as vegetable oil and a water soluble co-solvent such as ethanol so as to extract the carotenoid source into the hydrophobic solvent. Benefits include (a) the ease of incorporation into the diet, (b) the increased bioavailability achieved and, (c) the ease of stabilization against oxidation.

Processes for extracting carotenoids and for preparing feed materials

The present invention provides a cap for a hermetically sealed container, said cap providing a visually observable indication of elapsed time from the opening of the seal of said container, said cap including means for releasing a chemical which effects a color change in a chamber formed therein, said chamber being provided with a transparent section for viewing the contents thereof and said released chemical effecting a cumulative color change of said section with time, the arrangement being such that manipulation of said cap to open said container and said seal effects activation of said releasing means.

Cap for a hermetically sealed container

The invention provides a water filtration vessel of the type having an upper reservoir for receiving tap water, a lower reservoir for storing filtered water and a filter-retaining passageway connecting between the upper and the lower reservoirs, further having a dispenser, mounted in communication with the lower reservoir for controllably adding a prequantified amount of a comestible additive to the filtered water.

Water filtration vessel

An interactive multiple player game system including at least two playing devices communicating over an ad-hoc, wireless, all-to-all broadcast network. A playing device includes a processor for running a game scenario common to all of the playing devices within the network, a player controlled interface for enabling a player action within the game scenario, a transmitter for transmitting the player action over the network, a receiver for receiving player actions from other playing devices transmitting over the network, and a display for displaying at least a portion of the game scenario. The interactive multiple player game system can further include a play station device and an interface apparatus for. interfacing between the play station device and the playing devices.

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Jerusalem, Israel

Michael Kagan