International Business Machines Corporation

Other

Carefree/scott Fetzer Company

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Allis-chalmers Corporation

Aqueduct Utility Pipe Contractor, Inc.

Kodak Alaris Inc.

Telvent USA LLC

General Electric Company

Sonoco Products Company

Vesuvius Crucible Company

Brandt, Inc.

Deutz-allis Corporation

Garefree/scott Fetzer Company

Robert Wagner

Scott Patrick Thompson

Gerald E Tayler

Brian Meier

Mary Geragi

Timothy W South

John Edward Kulakowski

David George Foster

Roy H Magnuson

Ronald Maynard Kern

Edmond Otto Fey

Ronald A Kaschak

Wilton L Cox

Dae Young Jung

Jennifer Ranz

Chad Riland

Nicholas A Bigelow

Danny Petrecca

Terry R Richards

Steven Scott Higgins

Peter Haselbauer

Hans-Dieter Kilthau

Jeffrey B Rutherford

William J Flannagan

Shylesh Muralidharan

Don Leick

Robert Frederic Kern

Thomas P Adams

Robert Nelson Crockett

Leland E Gillan

Alexandros Ntoulas

Tao Cai

E Cordell Lundahl

Richard P Uecker

John R Nannenga

Yury Mikheev

Erwin Gaudyn

George I Goodwin

Robert T Evans

Yingfeng Oh

Ralph R Atherton

Todd Hoffman

Martin Morris

John Lee Margrave

Michael W Pousson, Jr

Samira Tasharofi

Jared Emmons

Robert Bernhardt

Randall Wuthrich

Mark Wangsgaard

Jeff Stout

Joe Hays

Jeffery S McLellan

Brandon Eliason

Richard E Trogisch

Jay F Winkis

Benjamin J Wagner

Scott W Thompson

Michael L Slosiarek

Richard E Norris

Garret Mauldin

Arnold G Miller

Pallavi Agarwal

Michael Schild

Cheryl Brongo

Described herein are embodiments of thermal donor laminate formulations and thermal transfer donor elements comprising the same. Thermal donor elements described herein can be used to transfer the laminate onto thermal receiver elements using thermal transfer means to create a transparent, protective overcoat film. In certain embodiments, the laminate is formulated without colloidal silica. Laminate formulations comprise appropriate solvent packages to account for the removal of colloidal silica, including, in some embodiments, solvent packages that do not include DEK. Certain embodiments described herein exhibit advantageous performance characteristics, such as avoiding and/or mitigating flash, satin back transfer, and print artifacts, and resist scratches.

Thermal donor laminate formulation and thermal donor elements comprising the same

The UTILITY RESOURCE ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS ('URAMS') transform weather, terrain, and utility asset parameter data via URAMS components into damage predictions with confidence metrics, alerts, and asset allocation and response plans.

Utility resource asset management system

A user interface may be provided for displaying a series of reports. The user interface may include a primary report area, a secondary report area and a navigation slider. The primary report area may be utilized to display a selected report image associated with a report in a report series. The secondary report area may be utilized to display one or more additional report images associated with other reports in the report series. The navigation slider may be utilized to navigate among the report images displayed in the secondary report area. The report images displayed in the primary and secondary report areas may be manipulated by one or more user commands received in the user interface.

Displaying a series of reports within a single user interface

Techniques for integrating two server systems are provided. A first server system receives, from a first computing device, provider data generated by a third-party tracking service. The first server system stores association data that associates the provider data with one or more content items. After storing the association data, the first server system receives, from a second computing device, a message that includes a first identifier and that indicates an event and a content item. In response to receiving the message, the first server system determines whether to report the event to the third-party tracking service. If so, the first server system determines a second identifier based on the first identifier, retrieves, based on the association data and the content item, the provider data that is associated with the content item, and transmits, over a network to the third-party tracking service, the second identifier and the provider data.

Server-to-server integration of tracking events

Technologies are generally described for providing an interactive user interface for enabling users to interact with reports and other documents associated with an entity on various client devices and to effectively manage business activities from their client device. The business application user interface may enable a user to access work documents on a client device over a network, and to interact with the documents on the client device. The user interface may display reduced thumbnail versions of available reports, select and view them based on one or more roles. The user interface may adapt how a report is displayed in a full size based on the type of device on which the user views the report.

Business solution user interface enabling interaction with reports

A thermal transfer donor element has a polymeric support having at least a portion thereof coated with a thermal transferable protective transparent film. This film comprises: (1) a poly(vinyl acetal) in an amount of at least 50-70 weight %, (2) a second polymer, and (3) colloidal silica. In addition, (a) the molecular weight of the second polymer is greater than the molecular weight of the poly(vinyl acetal), (b) the weight ratio of the poly(vinyl acetal) to the second polymer is at least 5:1 and up to and including 12:1, (c) the weight ratio of colloidal silica to the second polymer is at least 1.5:1 and up to and including 3:1, and (d) the amount of colloidal silica is at least 10 weight % and up to and including 20 weight %, based on total thermal transferable protective transparent film dry weight.

Thermal clear laminate donor element

A retractable motor-driven awning can be extended or retracted by energizing the motor in one direction or another. A manually operable system, however, is also employed for rotating the awning by hand in a direction to retract the awning in the event the motor drive becomes inoperable. The ability to hand rotate the roll bar to retract the awning is achieved by connecting the roll bar to the drive shaft of the motor with a manual override system. Implementations of a manual override mechanism include one-way bearings and various ratchet designs.

Manual override system for motor-driven retractable awning

A loader frame assembly is provided which comprises a support member adapted to mount a loader thereto and first and second legs each having first and second ends. The first ends are connected to the support member and the second ends are adapted for connection to a vehicle. The legs are spaced apart such that they partially define an open area such that a load can extend through the loader frame assembly. The frame assembly adapted for a rear-mounted loader vehicle, in cooperation with a rotatably mounted loader, can encompass a work area that includes the vehicle bed, the area adjacent to each side of the vehicle bed, and the area behind the vehicle bed. Due to the open area, the loader frame assembly also can work in cooperation with vehicle configurations including vehicles equipped with pushing and dumping functionality, dosed compartments, and towed devices.

Loader frame assembly

A retractable awning includes a roller reversibly driven and mounted within a housing for support on a support structure and both inner and outer sets of pivotally interconnected support arms for supporting an awning canopy when extended. The inner set of support arms support the canopy beneath an inner segment of the canopy adjacent the support surface and are designed to deploy before the outer set of support arms with the outer set of support arms supporting the canopy beneath an outer segment of the canopy further away from the support surface than the inner segment. Both the inner and outer sets of support arms can be partially or fully deployed to regulate the extent to which the awning is extendible away from the support surface. The outer support arms are mounted for pivotal movement within a plane forming a different angle with horizontal than the inner set of support arms so the inner segment of the canopy above the inner set of support arms when extended forms a different angle with horizontal than does the outer segment of the awning canopy overlying the outer set of support arms when extended.

Dual angled canopy retractable awning

A connection system for a retractable awning for connecting the canopy of the awning to a support surface includes a rigid or semi-rigid cover and may or may not include a flexible strip of material secured thereto such that when the awning is fully retracted, the rigid or semi-rigid cover extends around a substantial portion of the awning canopy wrapped on a roll bar for the awning to protect the canopy from environmental elements.

System for connecting awning canopy to support surface

A lift attachment for a tractor provided with a three-point hitch. A slide assembly is provided for slidable movement in the vertical direction within channel guides. A double acting hydraulic cylinder is connected to the slide assembly for moving the slide assembly either upwardly or downwardly. Lifting tines are connected to the slide assembly. A cam mechanism is provided on the lifting tines to tilt the outer ends of the tines upwardly when the tines are raised and allows the tines to tilt downwardly to a level position when the lifting tines are lowered.

Lift attachment for use with a three-point hitch of a tractor

A retractable cover for a slide-out unit on a recreational vehicle, mobile home, travel trailer, or the like, includes a roll bar that is movable with the slide-out unit away from the side of the vehicle with the roll bar mounted in a housing having a closure plate which is easily pivoted to an open position or removed to facilitate maintenance or removal of debris that may accumulate in the housing during a retraction of the cover. The housing is mounted on the slide-out unit with brackets permitting the brackets to be located at any position along the length of the housing and also permitting the housing to assume a length that is much greater than the width of the slide-out unit providing a better cover for the slide-out unit during inclement weather.

Retractable cleanable cover for slide-out unit

A retractable awning cover for a slide out unit on a recreational vehicle, mobile home, travel trailer or the like includes a scissors arm support system that elevates a support bar running longitudinally of the vehicle to establish a gable shape for the awning cover when extended. The support bar is automatically lowered during retraction so as to be alignable with the scissors arms that support the support bar.

Awning cover for slide-out unit for recreational vehicles

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Longmont, CO, United States of America

Robert Wagner