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Amdahl Corporation

Vernon R Johnson

Robert M Maier

Peter H Lipman

Jefferson J Connell

A portable grooming device is detachably coupled to a shower, sink, or bathtub and includes a shower head style, flow-through hair-comb and flexible hose, through which water will travel, making the act of washing, conditioning, and combing one's hair, easier, more enjoyable, more effective, and more convenient. The portable grooming device includes a flexible hose configured to be detachably coupled to an existing water-supply source, and a comb in fluid communication with the flexible hose wherein the comb is detachably mated to the hose. Advantageously, the comb is configured to discharge fluid outwardly and away therefrom.

Portable grooming device and associated use thereof

A golf putter comprising a shaft having a handle end and an at least partially threaded putter head end wherein the handle end and the putter head end of the shaft are at a shaft angle from about 10 degrees to about 20 degrees to one another, a putter head of a first density having a ball striking side, a rear side, two ends, two upwardly extending ears each having at least one golf ball guide receiving slot, a top surface, a bottom surface, a top half and a bottom half wherein the ball striking side of the putter extends upward from the bottom surface at an angle of 89-86 degrees from the bottom surface thereby creating an angle that imparts top spin to a golf ball when stuck by the ball striking side of the putter head, at least one golf ball guide positioned within the golf ball guide receiving slots, at least one, a weight having a second density where the second density is greater than the first density of the putter head wherein the weight is within the channel thereby lowering the center of gravity of the putter head below the center of the putter head, and wherein the top surface of the putter head includes a recess adapted to receive and interact with the putter head end of the shaft.

Negative loft fulcrum-balanced putter

In a computer system including an interrupt processor for interrupting a program being processed by the computer system, a sub-system for processing interrupt requests to the interrupt processor. The sub-system comprises hardware circuit for generating hardware interrupt requests and control circuit for implementing control software where the control software causing software interrupt requests to be generated by said control circuit. An interrupt register stores and identifies both the hardware and software interrupt requests. A selection circuit selects and sends one of said stored interrupt request stored in the interrupt register to the interrupt processor for processing. The control circuit, under control of the control software, generates an end software interrupt requests for removing software interrupt request stored in the interrupt register such that software interrupt in the computer system can be generated and terminated under the control of the control software.

Software control of hardware interruptions

A computer system having a chief system control program running in a real machine as a host where the host controls standard system control programs (SCP's) and controls virtual machines (Domains) called guests. Guests operate with interpretive execution as second-level guests. Control is transferred from a second-level guest to the guest SCP or to the chief SCP with only one control interception. Control is transferred directly between the second-level guest and the Chief SCP bypassing the first-level guest.

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Vernon R Johnson