Abstract: A flow meter that is easily and inexpensively installed in the casing of a well. The flow meter is able to improve the monitoring of private well water usage. The flow meter is typically disposed above an in-the-well pump and below an adapter that directs water outside of the well casing. The flow meter may be connected to a transmitter and antenna for broadcasting flow information to regulatory agencies using communication signals, such as radio frequency, infrared, or other communicating technology. The flow meter should optimally be located below the frost line inside of the casing in locations with cold temperatures. Power to operate the flow meter may be derived from a variety of sources, including a dedicated power line connected to a power source, such as a battery, power grid, or solar power. In addition, the flow meter may generate its own power from the flow of water through the meter.

Abstract: A remote control system for remotely controlling a Microsoft Windows or other GUI-based first computer from a second computer over the internet using only a standard world-wide-web hypertext browser on the second computer. The second controlling computer may be dissimilar from the first controlled computer user interface, underlying operating system, and hardware architecture.

Abstract: A remote control system for remotely controlling a Microsoft Windows or other GUI-based first computer from a second computer over the internet using only a standard world-wide-web hypertext browser on the second computer. The second controlling computer may be dissimilar from the first controlled computer user interface, underlying operating system, and hardware architecture.