Abstract: The present invention provides a method for printing digital images wherein concurrent with selection of an image by a user, the image is rendered and placed on a storage location before a print order is completed, and printing the image upon selection of a print command. Multiple images may be rendered and placed on the storage location prior to the completion of the print order and printing of all or some of the images will not begin until the print command is given. In another embodiment of the present invention, the images may be placed in a separate cache memory and transferred to a printer buffer upon selection of the print command. A user may create an edited image after the image has been initially selected, rendered, and placed on the storage location. The edited image may then replace the original image on the storage location until the print command is given.

Abstract: This chemical process was conceived as a safe and economically feasible method to dispose of hazardous organic and inorganic chemicals, any and all, including chemical weapons and explosives. Other processes used such as incineration, pyrolysis, and hydrolysis and nuclear produce gaseous products which are more toxic than the original disposal feed. Example Polyvinyl Chloride Plastic shower curtain and table cloths Wall paper Floor and tile piping Incineration Dioxin, perchloro-dibenzo furans (super toxins) The incineration industry ignored the basic law of physics: “Mass cannot be destroyed, its form can only be changed.

Abstract: A gas sensor comprises a first electrode and a second electrode; and an electrolyte disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode. The electrolyte is shaped into a cylinder having an axial open end portion, an axial middle portion, and an axial closed end portion. The axial closed end portion has a uniform wall thickness equal to or less than about 1.5 millimeters. A radial transition in an interior region of the electrolyte between the middle and the closed end portions forms a shoulder. Processes for sensing exhaust gas generally includes disposing the gas sensor in an exhaust stream, contacting the closed end portion of the sensor with exhaust gas, and creating an electromotive force. The sensor activates quickly due to the close proximity to a rod heater and the low thermal mass resulting from the small inner diameter and thin wall section of the closed end portion.

Abstract: Disclosed is putting stroke training device that consists of a flat base with an adjustable width channel running its length. The user adjusts the channel to a size slightly wider than that of his/her putter's head so that it will pass freely there through with a slight clearance. A ball holder located in the middle of the channel holds a golf ball in a position such that it can be struck by stroking the putter through the channel. A series of distance indicating lines along the interior of the channel allow the user to gauge the strength of the stroke, allowing them to develop a consistent stroke, while the channel ensures a straight, level stroke.

Abstract: Casks for shipping spent radio-active fuel elements are protected against damage by providing impact absorbing means at each end of the cask, the impact absorbing means being designed to absorb end-on and side impact as well as angular impact forces.

Abstract: An engine combustion system is provided wherein fuel is supplied to the engine combustion chamber in the form of a hot vapor. The system preferably includes a preburner wherein a portion of a liquid fuel supply is burned internally to provide a hot, gaseous admixture of gasified fuel and products of combustion. A portion of the output of the preburner is used to heat air induced into the intake manifold, the heated air being thence supplied to the combustion chamber. The output of the preburner can also be used in auxiliary units such as a heating system for the passenger compartment. For a piston-type engine, the gaseous fuel is released into the combustion chamber formed by the clearance volume above the piston at the top center position of the piston, air being compressed within a recess in the cylinder during the cylinder head and rushing past the fuel inlet upon the downstroke of the piston to provide thorough mixing and, hence, complete burning of the gaseous fuel.