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Cisco Technology, Inc.

Asgco Manufacturing, Inc.

William S Woodward

Howard G Pinder

Douglas Woodhead

A shoe fastening system designed to engage the eyelet holes of a shoe, comprising, an anchor, wherein the anchor has a first end and a second end, wherein the first end has means to detachably engage with an eyelet of a shoe and the second end has a connection means, an attachment member having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is designed to securely fit within the connection means of the anchor and the second has a closed loop, a strap, wherein the strap is sized to fit through the closed loop of the attachment member and is a predetermined length and width, and a locking mechanism fitted to receive the strap and engage the strap to keep the strap at a specific length.

Fastening device for footwear

In one embodiment, a localization beacon is inserted into a digital communication signal by a localization device. The resulting modified signal is transmitted to customer premises equipment (CPE). One or more CPE devices monitor incoming signals to detect the presence of a localization beacon. If a localization beacon having certain characteristics is not received, the one or more CPE devices are configured to disable one or more CPE features.

Localization of customer premises equipment in a digital communication network

A pair of universal mounting brackets for a stub idler assembly accommodates an attachment of the stub idler assembly to either an upper or a lower face of the conveyor support structure, accommodates a wide range of linear adjustment of the stud idler bearing block with respect to the bracket and the conveyor structure and permits variable angular adjustment of the stub idler through an industry standard range of 5&#xb0; downwardly from the horizontal.

Adjustable mounting for stub idler apparatus

Stub idler units for a flexible sidewall belt conveyors support the return belt run. Each unit includes a stub roll fixed to and forming an integral part of a solid shaft. A pair of re-lubricable, sealed bearings are mounted within opposite ends of a tubular bearing housing secured within a tubular mounting bracket. The shaft is journaled in the bearings clamped to the housing by a locking nut on the shaft end. A lubrication passageway is formed in the mounting bracket and housing and provided with a lubrication fitting. The passageway connects to the chamber between the bearings lubricating the bearings. A flexible hydraulic grease line is attached to the far side mounting bracket in place of the grease fitting. The grease line extends across the conveyor belt to the near side of the conveyor and terminates in a grease fitting for re-lubrication of the far side stub idler. The line is supported at the two mounting brackets by suitable shaped support elements mounted to the mounting brackets.

Conveyor stub idler apparatus

Stub idler roll units for flexible sidewall belt conveyors are mounted to support the return run of a sidewall belt. The stub idler roll unit includes a stub roll fixed to and forming an integral part of a support shaft. The shaft extends from the roll and is journaled in a pair of re-lubricable, sealed bearings, secured with a tubular bracket having a mounting plate for mounting of a roll unit to the conveyor. A tubular bearing housing is secured within the bracket and has end recesses to receive a bearing and end washer. The outer end of the shaft is threaded and the shaft and roll is clamped to the housing by jam nuts on the outer end of the shaft, the washer abuts the housing to take the clamping load and insure adequate operating clearances. The shaft has an axial passageway extending from the outer end of the shaft and provided with a lubricating fitting. Internally, the shaft passageway has an offset extension to a chamber between the bearings for supplying lubricant to the bearings with a low pressure grease gun. The bracket has a mounting plate with laterial slots for positioning the roll with respect to the belt sidewalls.

Conveyor stub idler roll apparatus

A conduit bending level device to be attached to the front end of a conduit to maintain the vertical plane of the conduit through a series of bends including a spring yoke to slide and hold over the end of the conduit on the top with a slot to allow marking of the position, a level vial held away from the end of the conduit and a pivoting horizontal hinge to allow the vial to be moved upwardly or downwardly in a vertical direction.

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Green Bay, WI, United States of America

William S Woodward