Abstract: A session replication system provides real-time data replication without unnecessarily slowing down the user experience. A system in accordance with the present invention may utilize a primary server to serve requests from a network client, as well as a secondary server to replicate the session information. When a request is received on the session, an attempt may be made to serve the request on the primary server. If the primary is unable to receive or respond to the request, the request may be served on the secondary application server or on a new primary server. If the secondary server receives the request, the secondary server may become the new primary server. If a new primary server is selected, the new primary may request the session information from the secondary server.

Abstract: A method of formulating a nonflammable water based lubricant emulsion having excellent anti-seize and low friction properties for wood cutting and metal machining containing preferably an oil-in-water emulsion and finely divided polytetrafluoroethylene particles in the water phase and delivered in small amounts by mist or spray to the working parts.

Abstract: The invention relates to an adjustable master setting gauge. The gauge comprises a frame including a generally flat portion. A bar is mounted generally parallel to the flat portion, the bar comprising a portion of a height gauge fixture, one end of the bar being slidably supported within a base, and the other end of the bar being telescopically attached to a micrometer head. A bracket extends from the frame, the bracket including a first gauging surface laterally removed from the bar. The adjustable master setting gauge further includes a gauge mounting member detactably attachable to the bar and having an arm extending laterally from the bar. The arm includes a second gauging surface and the first and second gauging surfaces are laterally removed generally an equal distance from the bar. Thus, the distance between the first gauging surface and the second gauging surface can be adjusted by rotation of the micrometer head.