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Potters Industries Inc.

Ennis-flint, Inc.

Mark Peter Terry

Chris Davies

Detlev Kupper

Edward D Williams

Govindasamy Paramasivam Rajendran

Suruliappa Gowper Jeganathan

Ludger Brentrup

Karl Josef Menzel

Lam Thanh Nguyen

Daniel John Puffer, Sr

Dietmar Schulz

Constanza Terry

Donald D Terry

Reinhard Beilmann

Jeffrey Lee Stricker

Liam Terry

Harry G Hughes, Jr

A pelletized road marking composition includes a binder mixture, a filler mixture and bentonite clay. The binder mixture includes at least one alkyd ester, at least one wax, at least one ethylene copolymer, and at least one plasticizer. The filler mixture includes at least one coloring additive, reflective elements, and at least one inert inorganic filler. The components of the road marking composition are mixed and melted and processed into pellets. The bentonite clay added to the composition prevents the pellets from clumping when stored at elevated temperatures.

Thermoplastic pavement marking composition

Disclosed are apparatuses and methods including incorporation of additives into a bulk materials container by coating, impregnating, or otherwise applying the additives to at least a portion of the container and/or the material comprising the container. The container may be intended for containing bulk material used in a batch or continuous process, where the container can be consumed by the process along with the bulk material. The additives incorporated into the container can be substances that may be used by the process. The additives can modify the process. The additives can modify and/or condition the product being formed by the process.

Container for thermoplastic pellets

A printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) configured for increasing computer download speed on a conventional computing device is disclosed. The PCBA includes a printed circuit board (PCB) having a plurality of electrical components, a first communications bus for transferring data, a first power network for distributing power, a power connector configured for conductively coupling the first power network with a power network on the conventional computing device, at least one data connector for communicatively coupling with a communications bus on the conventional computing device, and a memory communicatively coupled with the first communications bus and conductively coupled with the first power network. The PCBA also includes a processor communicatively coupled with the first communications bus and conductively coupled with the first power network for receiving a download command from the conventional computing device, downloading the corresponding file into the memory, and transferring the corresponding file to the conventional computing device.

Removable hardware for increasing computer download speed

A coating for pelletized thermoplastic road marking material is provided in which at least one of waxes, silica compounds, and inorganic compounds is provided on the surface of the thermoplastic pellet. The pellet is formed by mixing a binder mixture with a filler mixture, heating the mixed ingredients while mixing into a homogenous molten mixture and then extruding the molten mixture. The extruded material is cooled, cut into individual pellets and then coated. The coating prevents clumping of the pellets and also imparts improved flowability and lower melting point properties. Preferred coatings include micronized polyethylene wax, silicates, silanes, silicones, siliconates, fluoropoymers, calcium carbonate and zeolite.

Coatings for pelletized thermoplastic pavement marking compositions

In the method according to the invention for separating mercury from waste gases of a cement production process, the mercury is sorbed on a sorbent, the sorbent is subsequently discharged from the process and supplied to a discharge reactor which is operated with a carrier gas. The sorbent is heated there to temperatures of more than 250&#xb0; C. so that the mercury is discharged from the sorbent and changed into the gas phase, the gas of the discharge reactor that has accumulated mercury subsequently having the dust removed from it in a preliminary dust removal device, and only a part-flow of the gas which has been enriched and had the dust removed from it in this manner being drawn off at high temperatures and cleaned in a subsequent sorption stage, whilst the remaining part-flow is brought to the temperature required for the discharge of the mercury in the discharge reactor in a heat transfer system and is again supplied as a carrier gas to the discharge reactor.

Method and system for separating mercury from waste gases of a cement production process

A holder for a guitar slide bar wherein the slide bar may be conveniently stored by the musician on the guitar strap, the holder eliminating the necessity to search for the slide bar when needed. The slide bar holder consists of a U-shaped body which is clipped upon the guitar strap and a portion of the body supports the slide bar retaining apparatus, which may either be in the form of resilient clips, or magnets, if a ferrous slide is employed.

Guitar slide bar holder

An accident-proof syringe that has an automatically and permanently covered needle point at all times for use with clinical apparatus operably applied to a patient by way of skin puncture; this disposable non-reusable hypodermic needle assembly comprises a hollow syringe body, a piston slidably mounted inside the syringe body and defining between the closed end of the syringe body and the piston a compartment for containing a liquid to be injected or withdrawn from a person, an injection needle, the base of which is fastened to a needle support member, said support member and said piston being adapted for allowing at least partial insertion of said support member in said piston and for allowing the needle to communicate with said syringe body compartment upon said insertion, a substantially cylindrical sleeve member which is open at both ends, said needle support member being mounted at one end portion of said sleeve member, retaining means for fastening said sleeve member to the syringe body during the storage of the hypodermic needle assembly and at least until the beginning of the injection, a substantially cylindrical, inter- protective sheath member for protecting the needle, and a collapsible bellow shaped inner needle shaft cover that surrounds a portion of the needle and abuts at one end against said needle support member and at its other end against said protective sheath member to urge the protective sheath into a rest position where said sheath member protrudes outside said sleeve member and surrounds the needle tip.

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Miami Shores, FL, United States of America

Mark Peter Terry