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The United States of America As Represented by the Administrator of the

Aluminum Company of America

Ssi Technologies, Inc.

Grip4orce, LLC

Robert William Graham

David B Johnson

James Hartman

Alfred F LaCamera

Stanley C Jacobs

S Stephen Papell

Henry G Wickes, Jr

David Johnson

A system for processing a transaction by a user at a transaction point comprising: a data processing module configured to generate a transaction signal when an initiation of the transaction at a POST device of a transaction point by the user using a transaction initiator is detected, wherein the transaction signal comprises a transaction data; a data delivery module configured to transmit the transaction data from the POS device to a remote processor and optionally to a secondary computer based device of the user; a tagging module configured to enable the user to tag the transaction data when a prompt is displayed on the hand held computer based device; and a report generation module configured to generate a report corresponding to any client selected by the user through the hand held computer based device of the user.

System for processing a transaction by a user at a transaction point

A hand held computer based device includes expense transaction software equipped with an electronic (near field) communication device to receive an electronic signal and wherein the expense transaction software obtains transaction information data in the electronic signal for either storing locally on the hand held computer based device or transmitting the transaction information data to a remotely located processor.

Mobile expense report system

An exercise grip device for use on a handle of a sport instrument which is to be swung and has a predetermined exterior size and configuration for a predetermined sport of the type swung to strike an object, wherein the handle has a predetermined cross-sectional configuration includes a generally tube-like member with a lengthwise opening and having about hand-width to permit grasping thereabout with one's hand and wherein the tube-like member includes a spring aspect which is preformed to an open relaxed position has an inner surface having a cross-sectional configuration which is larger than the predetermined cross-sectional configuration of the handle and is compressible to a closed position where the inner surface is maintained in contact with the handle to exert a force on one's hand and arm muscles and wherein the surface includes a nonmetal material which in the closed position engages the handle to prevent sliding movement therebetween by virtue of a non metal to handle contact of the grip device with the handle and while engaged by one's hand in a continuous compressed manner prevents sliding movement through the non metal to handle contact and concurrently works one's hand and arm muscles throughout a swing exercise employing the device on the instrument.

Exercise grip device

Method and valve for filling fluid system

A fastening device of the type used to secure a plurality of like or unlike materials together comprising an integral thermoplastic body having opposing cross bar like ends connected by an intermediate portion. The intermediate portion is provided with a weakened portion so that when opposing human gripping forces are applied to the cross bar like ends, the intermediate portion readily breaks thereby releasing the materials without harming them.

Fastener for connecting materials with weakened portion

The object of the invention is to provide more effective film cooling to protect a wall surface from a hot fluid which impinges on or flows along the surface. A film of cooling fluid having increased area is provided by changing the direction of a stream of cooling fluid through an angle of from 135.degree. to 165.degree. before injecting it through the wall into the hot flowing gas. As shown in FIG. 1, cooling fluid is injected from an orifice (16) through a wall (10) into a hot flowing gas (11) at an angle (20) to form a cooling fluid film (12). Cooling fluid is supplied to the orifice (16) from a cooling fluid source (13) via a turbulence control passageway (14) having a curved portion (18) between two straight portions (17 and 19). The angle (24) through which the direction of the cooling fluid is turned results in less mixing of the cooling fluid with the hot gas (11), thereby substantially increasing the length of the film (12) in a downstream direction. FIGS. 2, 3, 4 and 5 illustrate specific applications of the invention.

Curved film cooling admission tube

In a process for producing aluminum, which process conventionally includes electrolytically decomposing alumina to aluminum metal in a molten electrolyte bath between a carbon anode and a cathodic interface formed between a molten aluminum metal pad and sides electrolyte bath, the bath

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Dayton, OH, United States of America

Robert William Graham