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Andrew Corporation

Oracle Otc Subsidiary LLC

Stephen P Jensen

Bruce Douglass D'Ambrosio

Shears

The broom head with nail puller attachment comprises a body, a plurality of bristles, a nail puller, and a plurality of magnets. The broom head with nail puller attachment may removably couple to a broom handle to form a broom. The broom may be operable to sweep a floor when placed into a sweeping orientation and pushed along the floor. The nail puller may be operable to remove nails from the floor when placed into a nail-pulling orientation and rotated using the broom handle to pry the nails. The plurality of magnets located within the body may be operable to collect and retain the nails or other metallic debris. In some embodiments, the body may comprise a magnet cover to protect the plurality of magnets from becoming contaminated by the metallic debris.

Roofing broom

A method and apparatus for calculating a score for word selection, which may be used to preprocess sets of words prior to a dimensionality reduction process, employs information about relationships between words themselves (such as synonym relationships) or relationships between items with which the words are associated (such as products in a catalog). In some embodiments, the relationships are also community based; i.e., the relationships are established by a community of users. The relationships may be references to two or more word sets in which the word of interest is common. In one embodiment, the word sets are descriptions of products in an online catalog, the community is the group of people who view the catalog, and the relationships used for calculating the score for a particular word of interest are coreferences (e.g., viewing or purchasing) of pairs of products for which the catalog descriptions both include the particular word.

Community-driven relational filtering of unstructured text

A circuit board of the present invention is adapted to suppress electromagnetic interference. Such a circuit board comprises an electrically conductive transmission layer defining a circuit pattern, a ferrite layer comprising a ferrite powder spaced from the electrically conductive layer transmission layer, and an insulating layer, positioned between the transmission layer and the ferrite layer, wherein the insulating layer permits transmission of the electromagnetic interference through the insulating layer.

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Slit, CO, United States of America

Stephen P Jensen