Abstract: A method of electronically delivering a story via self-renewing subscription in serial format to a reader. The reader subscribes to the story on the web through an application on her portable device, the reader chooses the form in which she would like to receive inter-narrative and super-narrative messages and provides the information for delivery of such messages, serial story segments are sent out via a content delivery system to the reader in regular intervals, with the delivery system tracking the time of delivery, and inter-narrative and super-narrative messages are sent to the reader.

Abstract: An earth-boring bit has a bit body with at least one bearing shaft depending inwardly and downwardly therefrom. A cutter is mounted for rotation on each bearing shaft and has a cutter shell surface and a plurality of cutting elements arranged on the shell surface in generally circumferential rows. A pair of surfaces extends from the cutter shell surface on opposing sides of one of the circumferential rows of cutting elements. The pair of surfaces converge together to define a kerf crest that is oriented transversely to the axis of rotation of the cutter. The kerf crest projects from the cutter shell surface by an amount less than the cutting elements in the kerf row having the kerf crest.

Abstract: A cabinetry door including a first member having a backwardly extending peripheral border and a second member having a forwardly extending peripheral border with a peripheral flange, wherein the peripheral flange of the second member is attached to the first member within its peripheral border. In a transparency viewer embodiment, the first member includes an light-transmitting portion and a transparency holder, and a light source is disposed between the first and second members.

Abstract: An elongated line protector has a series of base modules for plug-in reception of a series of arrester modules, carbon or gas tube type as may be selected. Along opposed sides of the base modules are recesses for slide-on attachment of terminal modules each having a row of terminals, such as binding posts, connector clips, etc. for connections to telephone lines to be protected. Several groups of terminal modules may be assembled with each other side-by-side on each of the opposed base module sides depending upon the number of groups and styles of terminals desired. Correct electrical connections between the terminals and the arresters are established through the protector upon assembly by conductors including ground and line busses.