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Robert D Tischer

Moshe Epstein

Lilac Epstein

A system and method for producing a distributed document having an ordered compilation of information is provided. The system comprises multiple fragment editor executables that function cooperatively as one implemented document type declaration (DTD). Each of the multiple fragment editor executables is a specific node implementation of the DTD. The multiple fragment editor executables are distributed among multiple sites of the computer network and operate in a peer-to-peer environment without need for a central server. The system allows multiple authors to edit the distributed document contemporaneously while allowing each of the multiple authors to view edits made by others of the multiple authors. In one embodiment of the system, each author of the multiple authors is assigned an entity type having associated therewith corresponding executables that define the role an author can play in creating distributed document.

Method and system for producing an ordered compilation of information with more than one author contributing information contemporaneously

A dual-section nozzle-head for use in a vacuum-packaging machine. The first section of the nozzle-head is provided with an interiorly-located manifold, that fluidly connects a series of first orifices, the exit-ends of which are located at the tip of the nozzle-head, so that these orifices may be fluidly coupled to the interior of packages at a sealing station of a vacuum-packaging machine for evacuating the packages via a vacuum source to which the orifices are connected. Interspersed between these first orifices are second orifices, which also have their exit-mouths at the tip of the nozzle-head. The second orifices are spaced apart, one from the other, along the length of the nozzle-head, and are coupled to a second manifold that is positioned exteriorly of the housing of the nozzle-head. The second manifold is coupled to a supply of protective inert gas.

Dual-function nozzle head for vacuum-packaging tooling

A package that is unreusable and reclosable, which package may be repeatedly used by the consumer for storing the contents therein even after multiple openings of the package, with such package protecting the contents thereof in a closed-package-like manner. The package is provided with at least one strip of resealable glue, which strip is located interiorly of the peripheral heat-seals, so that, after the package is cut open by cutting away the heat-sealed edge in close juxtaposition to the glue-strip, the two facing plastic-film layes of the package may be pulled apart, thereby separating the glue-strip, and, thereby, allowing access to the interior of the pocket. A package forming apparatus for making the package of the invention is also disclosed.

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Oak Forest, IL, United States of America

Robert D Tischer