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Kevin J Cunningham

Linwood Hugh Overby, Jr

Paul Reichl

Frederic Duminy

Timothy Toan

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to automatically and dynamically elevating permissions on a mainframe system. Initially, a user may request an elevation class which corresponds to elevated class resources of the mainframe system. The elevation class may enable the user to perform actions to datasets, files, applications, or systems of the mainframe system the user may not otherwise be able to perform. If the user has permission to the elevation class, a user identification corresponding to the user and the elevation class is registered in an elevated permission structure. An access control environment element (ACEE) is dynamically created with the elevated permission structure and the elevated class resources of the elevation class are associated with the ACEE. The user can then be validated with access to the elevated class resources. At the expiration of a limited duration of time, the elevated class resources are automatically disassociated with the ACEE.

Method to dynamically elevate permissions on the mainframe

One or more hydraulically-powered braking assemblies mounted on the cross-rail or safety plank of a traction-type or hydraulic-type elevator car, and designed to selectively brake on a guide rail of the elevator car upon detection of a safety condition.

Elevator safety device

A strap assembly for holding articles such as road maps against a surface such as an automobile sun visor is held in position by end mounts, each including a looped connector having a flat loop engaged by a loop of the strap end and an eye swiveled on a pivot attached to and extending between a faceplate and a mounting member such as a strip spring clip, a pressure-sensitive adhesive backplate or a suction cup. Decorative overlays can be interchangeably attached to the faceplate such as by pressure-sensitive adhesive, by a slide or by spring clips. The length of the holding strap can be adjusted and held in adjusted condition by spring finger clasps holding the end portions of the strap to form loops.

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Bothell, WA, United States of America

Kevin J Cunningham