Aerco International, Inc.

Hks, Inc.

Williams-bayer Industries Inc.

Neutron Engines LLC

Craig E Williams

Earl J Rightmier

Craig Evans

Richard E Bayer

Adam Bayer

Brian Bayer

Heath May

Timothy Logan

Christopher Bayer

Ryan Gathmann

Wilbert W Williams

Earl Rightmier

A fighting training device is a fighting training system that utilizes multiple slapper pads. The pads are attached along a vertical post that is supported by a base. Handles of the slapper pads are secured via a 'grip box' in which two halves encompass the handle and are secured together and to the vertical post with at least one fastener. An interior holding area is provided with long spikes which prevent the slapper pads from spinning when hit. During use, the pads are arranged according to the height of the user and the desired workout, preferably at ninety degree (90°) alternating angles. Such features provide for a full range of motion including kicking at all heights up to six feet high. The post folds in half to facilitate easy storage.

Fighting training device

A piston engine described allows identical cylinder heads rather than requiring mirror image left and right heads. The engine has front and rear sides, with engine block containing two opposing cylinder banks. Identical heads mounted on block, with overhead camshaft structures in each head. Crankshaft between banks has front and rear gears. At rear is reverse-rotation gear mechanism with internal and external gears. External gear engages crankshaft's rear gear. First chain connects reverse-rotation internal gear to first camshaft sprocket on one head at rear. Second chain connects crankshaft's front gear to second camshaft sprocket on other head at front. Allows driving overhead camshafts of identical heads rather than requiring left and right mirror image heads.

Adjustable reverse rotation camshaft drive mechanism

A method and system for authenticating and validating electronic architectural documents. A document approved by a licensed architect has the architects digital seal and signature associated with or inserted into the document file. A hash function is performed to create an issued file with the digital seal and signature and a cryptographic hash. The issued document is distributed to a recipient, extracted to a local drive, and subsequently accessed for use in an architectural project. The cryptographic hash of the extracted file is compared to that of the accessed filed to determine if they are the same. If the same, the accessed document is validated and the digital seal and signature remain visible in the accessed document. If not, the accessed document is not validated and the digital seal and signature are removed from or hidden, indicating the document should not be used.

Validation and authentication of digital documents issued by an architect

A water heating system includes a burner assembly for providing a source of thermal energy to a heat exchanger. A water inlet conduit is coupled to the heat exchanger assembly for supplying fresh water to be heated, and a water exit conduit is coupled to the heat exchanger assembly for delivering the heated water to a point of use. A bypass conduit connects the water exit conduit to the water inlet conduit, and a pump disposed in the bypass conduit circulates at least a portion of the heated water from the water exit conduit to the water inlet conduit. A feed-forward sensor positioned in the water inlet conduit between the heat exchanger assembly and the bypass conduit monitors a parameter of the water entering the heat exchanger assembly, and a processor controls the operation of the of the burner assembly in response to the feed-forward sensor.

Water heating system

A sleeve for assembling into a sub-assembly including a control arm of a vehicular suspension assembly prepared by a process is disclosed. The process includes the steps of: providing a tubular segment; firstly shaping a first portion of the tubular segment to include a proximal flange; secondly shaping a second portion of the tubular segment to include a distal flange. A third portion of the tubular segment forms an intermediate body extending between the proximal flange and the distal flange. The length of the tubular segment includes a substantially constant and uniform thickness after the firstly shaping step and the secondly step. A sleeve is also disclosed. A sub-assembly. A portion of a vehicular suspension assembly is also disclosed.

Sleeve, sub-assembly, vehicular suspension assembly and methods for forming/assembling the same

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Santa Barbara, CA, United States of America

Craig E Williams