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Thomas W. Secrest

Rick W Clark

Robert E Pearson

Richard H Schurman

John W Schurman

Steve Reiter

Edgel Terry

Steve Rieter

Robert F Pearson

John Shurman

Richard Shurman

A release device for archery. The release device features a string holding component having a first end for temporarily engaging a string; and a trigger component disposed in front of the string holding component, the trigger is positioned so as to be parallel with a string when said string is engaged in the first end of the string holding component. Pressing of the trigger causes the first end of the string holding component to release a string.

Release device for archery

A tensioning tool for applying tension to string-like material includes a first member having a first handle section and a first engaging section opposite the handle section facing a first direction for receiving and engaging a first strand. A second member is pivotally connected to the first member and has a second handle section and a second engaging section opposite the second handle section. The second engaging section faces a second direction opposite the first direction for receiving and engaging a second strand, and moving the handle sections of the first and second members towards each other urges the first and second engaging sections apart. The first strand can be attached to the second strand so that when the first and second handle sections are moved toward each other the first and second engaging sections move away from each other thereby tensioning the first strand.

Tensioning tool and method for using same

This invention is directed to the storing of digital, information, This storage system comprises a number of layers of transparent or translucent material. In each layer there is a chemical or chemicals subject to change by being contacted with different electromagnetic wave lengths. For example, if there be eight layers then the chemical or chemicals in any layer is subject to be changed by an electromagnetic radiation of a wave length different than for any of the other seven layers. In this manner, with eight layers it is possible to have an eight bit byte. Actually, under premutations and combinations it is possible to have as many as eight bit bytes from the eight layers. It is conceivable that there may be more than eight layers such as sixteen layers of thirty-two layers. There is the possibility of storing large amounts of information in a small volumn.

Storage apparatus comprising a plurality of layers

This invention is directed to the storing of digital information. This storage system comprises a number of layers of transparent or translucent material. In each layer there is a chemical or chemicals subject to change by being contacted with different electromagnetic wave lengths. For example, if there be eight layers then the chemical or chemicals in any layer is subject to be changed by an electromagnetic radiation of a wave length different than of the other seven layers. In this manner, with eight layers it is possible to have an eight bit byte. Actually, under premutations and combinations it is possible to have as many as eight bit bytes from the eight layers. It is conceivable that there may be more than eight layers such as sixteen layers of thirty-two layers. There is the possibility of storing large amounts of information in a small volume.

This invention is directed to the storing of digital information. This storage system comprises a number of layers of transparent or translucent material. In each layer there is a chemical or chemicals subject to change by being contacted with different electromagnetic wave lengths. For example, if there be eight layers then the chemical or chemicals in any layer is subject to be changed by an electromagnetic radiation of a wave length different than for any of the other seven layers. In this manner, with eight layers it is possible to have an eight bit byte. Actually, under premutations and combinations it is possible to have as many as eight bit bytes from the eight layers. It is conceivable that there may be more than eight layers such as sixteen layers of thirty-two layers. There is the possibility of storing large amounts of information in a small volume.

This invention is directed to the storing of digital information. This storage system comprises a number of layers of transparent or translucent material. In each layer there is a chemical or chemicals subject to change by being contacted with different electromagnetic wave lengths. For example, if there be eight layers then the chemical or chemicals in any layer is subject to be changed by an electromagnetic radiation of a wave length different than for any of the other seven layers. In this manner, with eight layers it is possible to have an eight bit byte. Actually, under premutations and combinations it is possible to have as many as eight bit bytes from the eight layers. It is conceivable that there may be more than eight layers such as sixteen layers of thirty-two layers. There is the possibility of storing large amounts of information in a small volume. This patent application is a continuation-in-part patent application of co-pending patent application Ser. No. 07/049,771, filing date of May 13, 1987; which patent application was a division of co-pending patent application Ser. No. 718,886, filing date of Apr. 2, 1985, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,668,078, issuing date of May 26, 1987; which patent application was a continuation-in-part patent application of co-pending patent application Ser. No. 419,304, filing date of Sept. 17, 1982, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,509,854, issuing date of May 9, 1985; and which was a continuation-in-part of co-pending patent application Ser. No. 05/339,805, filing date of Sept. 24, 1973, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,355,888, issuing date of Oct. 26, 1982.

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