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Inmar Clearing, Inc.

Christopher J Henry

Andrew B Jump

Irving Turner

Robert Zomok

Andrew Wood

Srujana Takkallapally

Sinem Hurst

William Thomas Borders, Jr

Jordan Ivey

Amy Callahan

Leah Logan

Blake Marts

J Brooke Smith

James Hertel

Tiffany Williams Khan

Jennifer Mauldin

Laura O'Steen

Robert F Patterson

Ryan Devoe

Jp Petermann

A promotion processing system may include a point-of-sale terminal at a store to collect purchased product identifiers from products being purchased, and a promotion generation server. The server may obtain the collected purchased product identifiers from the point-of-sale terminal, determine a store-transaction count based upon the collected purchased product identifiers, and for each purchased product identifier, map the corresponding product to an aisle location within the store. The server may determine a corresponding aisle-transaction count for the aisle location corresponding to each product based upon the mapped aisle locations, and determine shopper paths of travel within the store based upon the store- and aisle-transaction counts. The server may identify a location within the store for an aisle violator sign for a promoted product located in one of the aisle locations based upon the shopper paths of travel and the aisle-transaction counts, and generate a digital promotion for the promoted product.

Promotion processing system for identifying store location for an aisle violator sign and related methods

An attractive and compact device and an effective method to store and disinfect a manual shaving razor are disclosed. The method reduces corrosion of the razor's metal blades. A compact container has separate but suitably connected chambers allowing for economy of use of as disinfectant liquid combining alcohol, detergent or soap and skin conditioner. By protecting the razor in one enclosed chamber, oxidative damage and rusting of blades is avoided. A knife edge element is placed at the bottom of another chamber to pierce the foil seal of a suitably inserted bottle within the other chamber. An optional third, drainage chamber below the other two chambers allows for appropriate drainage and removal both of excess fluid used, as well as hair and debris from the blades. The design of the device is compact and attractive, as is the method an extremely effective way of protecting and disinfecting the razor.

Razor disinfection and storage device

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Christopher J Henry