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Hypertronics Corporation

Frank J Morana

Mark M Ayzenberg

An interface system may be used for connecting a mother board with a peripheral device board. The interface system may include a mother interface and a daughter interface. The mother interface may establish a connection portal for the mother board, and the daughter interface may establish a connection portal for the peripheral device board. The interface system may be equipped with a socket with multi-contact surface for providing high speed, high performance, and low noise data transmission. The interface system may be ruggedized with various stabilizing mechanisms, such that it may deliver consistent and reliable performance under harsh military and/or aerospace conditions.

Interface system having an interface with signal and ground traces connected to interface pins

A simple, purely mechanical, hand-held yet handleless, do-it-yourself hair trimming device employing conventional razor blades and operable by a typical combing motion. The blades are sandwiched between a base element and a mating backing element, both of which have one or more arrays of comb-like teeth and the backing element may be a comb per se. The base and back elements are disengagably adjustably secured together by a spring-loaded thumb screw/cup nut configuration which allows ease of blade replacement and versatility through user selection from multiple tooth array/blade edge combinations, intended to maximize the efficiency of the cut with regard to the various different areas of the head.

Hair trimming device

There is disclosed a novel music sheet holder for a book having a front and a back cover, a spine and individual pages, comprising a body member having a shaft member, a first pair of outer leg members downwardly extending from the shaft member and second leg member extending downwardly from the shaft member and positioned intermediately to the first pair of outer leg members; a clip member under spring tension mounted on the outer leg members of the body member; an arm member having a body portion, an arm portion extending horizontally from the body portion, a vertical plate portion on an end of the arm portion opposite the body member and a manipulative handle extending perpendicularly upwardly from the body portion on an end of the body portion opposite the arm portion, the arm member being rotatably positioned on the shaft member of the body member. The sheet music holder is further comprised of a sheet retaining member slidably mounted on the vertical plate portion of the arm member and a spring member having a pair of elongated rods cooperatively engageable with the outer leg members of the body member and the body portion of the arm member which allows selective rotation of the arm member.

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West Orange, NJ, United States of America

Frank J Morana