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Speculative Product Design, Inc.

Hospira, Inc.

Metasense Digital Marketing Management Inc.

Stephen Reiger Myers

Brian James VanDerWoude

Lucas Wade

Bryan Matthew Ulmer

Heather Benoit

Dennis B Meyer

Logan Castillo

David A Maness

Bryan Lee Hynecek

David John Law

Jarret Weis

Jonathan Stacey

Jonathan Corpuz

Ryan Hill Mongan

Jatin V Mehta

Robert D Brunner

David Lee Foshee

Luca Rigazio

Edward Paul Browka

Kenneth Sweet

Hector Rodriguez

John Coleman Horton, Iv

Joe A Taylor

Kevin Lee

Gretchen Willard

Dominic Peralta

John Sundquist

Brian VanderWoude

Dave A Maness

Timothy Tan

Steven Nersesian

Ben Rush

Jarrel Weis

Paul Rybicki

Chris Lavin

Gretchen E Willard

David Law

A waste disposal system for receiving pharmaceutical waste material including at least one of a solid phase pharmaceutical waste material and a liquid phase pharmaceutical waste material is provided. The waste receiver includes a receiver body defining an opening. The waster receiver further includes an inner surface defining a container volume in fluid communication with the opening, and an outer surface opposite the inner surface. The outer surface defines a lock passageway separate from the opening. The system further includes a bracket adapted to be secured to a fixed surface and a locking assembly coupled to the bracket and adapted to releasably secure the waste receiver to the fixed surface. The locking assembly includes a lock housing sized to be removably positioned at least partially within the lock passageway.

Waste disposal system and waste receiver for receiving and disposing of pharmaceutical waste material

A waste disposal system with a waste receiver for receiving pharmaceutical waste material. A locking assembly is secured to a fixed surface and actuated from a locked configuration to an unlocked configuration. A lock cylinder of the locking assembly may extend forward of a front wall of a receiver body of the waste receiver to engage a locking feature of the cover in the locked configuration. A cover retention feature may prevent axial decoupling of the cover from the receiver body. The receiver body may be formed from two shells. A reaction agent is positioned within the container volume and spaced apart from a bottom wall of the receiver body. The reaction agent may be positioned within the container volume between the lock passageway and/or a solid receiver volume, and opposing sidewalls of the receiver body. A support may maintain the position of the reaction agent within the container volume.

Waste receiver for receiving a pharmaceutical waste material

A waste disposal system () with a waste receiver () for receiving pharmaceutical waste material. A locking assembly () is secured to a fixed surface and actuated from a locked configuration to an unlocked configuration. A lock cylinder of the locking assembly may extend forward of a front wall () of a receiver body () of the waste receiver to engage a locking feature of a cover () in the locked configuration. A cover retention feature () may prevent axial decoupling of the cover from the receiver body. The receiver body may be formed from two shells (). A reaction agent () is positioned within the container volume and spaced apart from a bottom wall of the receiver body. The reaction agent may be positioned within the container volume between the lock passageway () and/or a solid receiver volume, and opposing sidewalls of the receiver body. A support may maintain the position of the reaction agent within the container volume.

Method of disposing of waste receiver, waste receiver for pharmaceutical waste and method of assembling the waste receiver

A computer-implemented method and a content characterization system (CCS) for dynamically characterizing a website rendered in one or more of a plurality of languages are provided. The CCS receives website data, analyzes it for characterization of the website, and generates multiple structured data objects with a core object that the CCS connects with the website. When changes are made to the website, the CCS dynamically incorporates the changes into the structured data objects connected with the core object. When a search query is received from a querying network entity, the CCS communicates relevant structured data objects to the querying network entity to answer the query optimally, thereby providing an optimal characterization of the website.

Dynamic website characterization for search optimization

A waste receiver for receiving pharmaceutical waste material and adapted to be releasably secured to a fixed surface is disclosed. The waste receiver comprises a receiver body with a fluid absorber and a chemical composition disposed within the receiver body. The receiver body defines an opening for receiving the pharmaceutical waste material and comprises an inner surface defining a container volume in fluid communication with the opening, and an outer surface opposite the inner surface with the outer surface defining a lock passageway through the receiver body and a keyway comprising a portion of the lock passageway. The lock passageway is adapted to receive a locking assembly and the keyway is adapted to receive an engagement feature of the locking assembly to releasably secure the waste receiver to the locking assembly in a single orientation. The waste receiver also comprises a cover adapted to be coupled with the receiver body.

Pharmaceutical waste disposal assembly

A waste disposal system with a waste receiver for receiving pharmaceutical waste material. A locking assembly is secured to a fixed surface and actuated from a locked configuration to an unlocked configuration. A lock cylinder of the locking assembly may extend forward of a front wall of a receiver body of the waste receiver to engage a locking feature of the cover in the locked configuration. A cover retention feature may prevent axial decoupling of the cover from the receiver body. An engagement feature is moved to be disengaged from the receiver body, and the receiver body is moved away from the fixed surface to disengage the locking assembly from the cover. The cover is decoupled from the cover retention feature, and coupled with the receiver body to seal the pharmaceutical waste material. The locking assembly may be removed from a lock passageway for disposal of the waste receiver.

A method and a content validation and coding system (CVCS) for validating and coding content of an electronic document for search engine optimization (SEO) are provided. The CVCS integrates with application programming interfaces (APIs) of search engines and/or media platforms. The CVCS creates a categorized repository of schema codes. The CVCS executes a web crawler for crawling and indexing an electronic document to be coded and content related thereto, from one or more search engines and/or media platforms via the APIs, and identifies structured data and content in the electronic document. The CVCS validates the identified content based on analytic criteria and determines optimal schema codes from the categorized repository and/or dynamically generated supplementary schema codes. The CVCS generates a structured data code map (SDCM) of the optimal schema codes and codes the validated content with the optimal schema codes within the identified structured data using the SDCM for SEO.

Content validation and coding for search engine optimization

Methods and systems for an injection system are provided. An example injection system includes a container for a pharmaceutical that is sealed at a proximal end with a plunger having a pushing surface for engaging an inner surface of the hollow body. A plunger rod extends axially from the proximal end of the container and is covered with a plunger rod cover. Removal of the cover activates the system and allows for delivery of the pharmaceutical product from the container by advancing the plunger within the container towards the seal.

Injection system

A one-piece co-formed exterior hard shell case with an elastomeric liner formed on the interior of the exterior hard shell for mobile electronic devices. This hard protective exterior shell allows the device maximum protection from impacts with sharp objects while the interior elastomeric portion that provides shock protection for the device from impacts. The exterior hard shell part is formed to fit the device closely with a small offset from the devices surface. The exterior hard shell raps around the edges of the device. To allow the shell to be able to be mounted on the device the corners of the hard shell are cut open. This allows each sidewall to flex away when a device is inserted and snap back once it is in place. The elastomeric material fills in the gaps created at the corners of the exterior hard shell to allow flex for mounting.

One piece co-formed exterior hard shell case with an elastomeric liner for mobile electronic devices

In some embodiments of the invention, a security apparatus for a portable electronic device is provided. The security apparatus may include a plurality of interlocking shell portions, wherein the interlocking shell portions are shaped to, when interlocked, wrap around at least part of a perimeter of the portable electronic device, and wherein at least two shell portions comprise an aperture. The security apparatus may also include an attachment device configured to be at least partly inserted into the apertures of the at least two shell portions.

Protective case for physically securing a portable electronic device

A security apparatus for a portable electronic device is provided. The security apparatus may include a plurality of shell portions, each shaped to wrap around part of a perimeter of the portable electronic device. The security apparatus may further include a connecting portion that engages at least one of the plurality of shell portions and to thereby couple the plurality of shell portions to each other. At least one of the connecting portion and one or more of the plurality of shell portions may include an attachment device, the attachment device being configured to engage with a locking head, thereby locking relative positions of the plurality of shell portions and the connecting portion.

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Stephen Reiger Myers