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Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC

Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Sigmapro Engineering and Manufacturing, LLC

Paul M Hamilton

Willy Huang

Christine Eun

Gerald Donald Boldt

Janeen Elizabeth Jahn

Kumar Venkata Kadiyala

Qian Wang

Michael David Raines

Ronald J LeMaster

Camilo Barrera Acosta

Erica Jean Virtue

Swapna Joshi

Patrick Smyth

Russell Hampton

Harold Y Walker, Jr

Ed Ignatius Tanghai Salvana

David Underwood

Yana Azova

Tisha Leggett

Systems and methods are provided for enabling quick interactions with a user's frequent contacts from a wrist-wearable device. The method includes displaying, at a wrist-wearable device, a user interface including a plurality of representations of contacts. The plurality of representations of contacts includes a first representation of a first contact that is associated with an image-sharing application, and a second representation of a second contact that is associated with a fitness application that allows a user of the wrist-wearable device to compare performance of a physical activity against at least the second contact. The method includes, responsive to an input selecting the first representation of the first contact, causing activation of an imaging device for capturing an image. The method includes responsive to another input, capturing an image using the imaging device and causing the image to be sent to the first contact via the image-sharing application.

Systems for enabling quick interactions with a user's frequent contacts from within a watch-face user interface of a wrist-wearable device and methods of use thereof

Display screen with graphical user interface

Methods and systems resume workflow processing of a print job at intermediate steps of a print workflow. In one embodiment, a control system initiates processing of a print job based on steps in a print workflow, where the steps identify print shop activities to perform for the print job. The control system identifies an error in executing a step of the workflow, and identifies an intermediate step in the workflow that has executed in processing the print job. The control system identifies an updated file for the print job to correct the error, and resumes the processing of the print job at the intermediate step using the update file.

Error handling for print workflows

Embodiments of a barrel for use with fiber optic connections and method of manufacturing are disclose herein. In one embodiment, a barrel comprises a first portion. The first portion having a wedge protruding from a distal end of the first portion at an angle and a component cavity for receiving an opto-electric component therein. The barrel further comprises a second portion having a fiber cavity for receiving one or more fiber cables therein, wherein the second portion is moldably coupled onto the distal end of the first portion around the wedge. The second portion may further comprise a panel interface for mounting the barrel within a panel.

Shielded barrel

Auxiliary bicycle front fender noise generator

Auxillary bicycle fender noise generator

An accessory for a bicycle of the type having a top tube, such accessory being an inflatable simulated motorcycle fuel tank which is attachable to such top tube. The simulated motorcycle fuel tank can be provided in a variety of shapes and configurations with decorations and insignia thereon.

Simulated motorcycle fuel tank bicycle accessory

Dustpan

A hair-cutting guide having two interconnected plate members which align to compress and sandwich hair therebetween to be cut along an edge of the aligned plate members.

Hair-cutting guide

A multi-purpose device that can serve as a piece for retaining ponytails, braids and the like and as a body ornament is disclosed. The multipurpose hair ornament includes a planar member for receiving the shaft of a cylindrical mass of hair or a body part. The body ornament also includes an elastic retainer member which releasably engages the body ornament to the mass of hair or the body part. The body ornament is made of a resilient material such as plastic which can be molded to fit the curvature of the hair or body part. The member is attached to the hair or body part by an elastic retainer which engages with two attachment points on the member.

Multi-purpose ornament and method of use in retaining hair

A template for cutting designs in hair comprising a flexible planar member having a front and back with an aperture defined therein in the desired shape of the design to be cut in the hair with the inner edges of the aperture beveled inwardly from the front to the back, the template adapted to be placed upon the head and bent to the head's curvature with the hair that falls within the aperture of the template to be removed.

Hair-sculpturing structure and method

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West Newton, MA, United States of America

Paul M Hamilton