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Continental White Cap, Inc.

William J Thomas

Frank H Lecinski, Jr

Eva M Thomas

James R Woodrow

Doris Thomas

A curbside mailbox wherein the outgoing mail compartment is located under the incoming mail compartment behind a single carrier service door. The incoming mail, when inserted, drops behind the outgoing mail compartment and falls into a deep mail storage area, to be retrieved by the owner through a locking rear access door. The rear access door retains a mechanical key lock and acts like a hasp fitting over a flange that is built into a upper rear wall. This feature allows the owner to double lock for added security or single lock placing a combination lock on the flange if the owner desires not to carry a key or give access to key for someone authorized to remove mail. The locking mailbox further includes a channel on top for a highly visible address display, a mounting channel on lower front to allow for quick and easy engagement, and a post cover assembly for safe and attractive installation.

Full service locked mailbox

This relates to a tamper-evident overcap for packages of the type which include a container that is sealed closed by means of a removable closure. The overcap is preformed and shaped to tightly telescope over both the skirt of the closure and an upper part of the container body and is bonded to the closure skirt in the container body utilizing an adhesive. The collar of the overcap also includes an intermediate portion joining the portions bonded to the closure and the container and the intermediate portion is provided with a circumferential weakening line to facilitate separation of the two parts of the collar when the closure is to be removed. The collar may also be provided with suitable stripes of a coating containing microcapsules in which there is packaged a suitable FDA approved dye or coloring so that when the microcapsules are ruptured, the overcap will be stained so as to indicate tampering.

Tamper-evident overcap

A closure of the press-on type which includes a shell having therein a liner which functions to both form a seal with a container neck finish and also to form in the closure threads which are complementary to the threads of a container neck finish wherein although the closure is pressed on, it may be removed by rotating the same and further may be reapplied to have the same original tight seal. The closure is particularly identifiable by the properties and dimensions of the liner with the properties including a percent puff range and a hardness and the dimensions including certain critical dimensions as to liner thickness.

Press-on closure for resealable glass finish

A method for controlling usage of a programmable computing machine which operates in accordance with uncoded or published machine language operation codes including uniquely encoding the uncoded operation codes of instructions of a program to be used on the computing machine as a function of location of the instructions in memory and as a function of machine state, and adding to the machine a decoder that decodes only the uniquely encoded operation codes. Apparatus for controlling usage of a programmable computing machine which operates in response to uncoded or published machine language operation codes including memories which store machine user created programs and operating system programs, in which each program has instructions with uncoded and encoded operation codes, decoders to decode the encoded operation codes of the instructions of the user created program and the encoded operation codes of the instructions of the operating system program, and a circuit to execute the instructions of the user created program and the operating system program having the decoded and the uncoded operation codes.

Method and apparatus for controlling usage of a programmable computing

A device for insulating and cooling the sides of baking pans. The device is a strip of water absorbent elastic material adapted to adhere to the outer surface of a baking pan. The material may be made into a ring, rectangle, or the like, smaller than the periphery of the baking pan.

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Boca Raton, FL, United States of America

William J Thomas