Abstract: A pivotable bracket with an internal cable, for use with freestanding personal exercise apparatus. The pivotable bracket connects a top bar of the exercise apparatus, such as a treadmill, to a monitor screen normally connected directly to the top bar, serving to extend the distance between the top bar and the monitor, and to provide a rotatable connection there between. The pivotable bracket comprises of a pivot body and pivot clamp attachable to a bar monitor bracket of the exercise apparatus, and a pivot head including a head post received into the pivot clamp, and the head post of the pivot head able to swivel within the pivot clamp. A monitor can then attach to the pivot head, and an internal connective cable threads through the pivotable bracket and connects to the monitor, which can rotate on the pivotable bracket with the internal cable still connected to the exercise apparatus.

Abstract: A pivotable bracket with an internal cable, for use with freestanding personal exercise apparatus. The pivotable bracket connects a top bar of the exercise apparatus, such as a treadmill, to a monitor screen normally connected directly to the top bar, serving to extend the distance between the top bar and the monitor, and to provide a rotatable connection there between. The pivotable bracket comprises of a pivot body and pivot clamp attachable to a bar monitor bracket of the exercise apparatus, and a pivot head including a head post received into the pivot clamp, and the head post of the pivot head able to swivel within the pivot clamp. A monitor can then attach to the pivot head, and an internal connective cable threads through the pivotable bracket and connects to the monitor, which can rotate on the pivotable bracket with the internal cable still connected to the exercise apparatus.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a method of servicing a well. The method comprises providing a well servicing fluid. The well servicing fluid is formulated with the following components comprising, at least one friction reducer chosen from polychloroprenes, vinyl acetate polymers, polyalkylene oxides, and polyalphaolefins; and a nonaqueous carrier fluid. The well servicing fluid is introduced into the well.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a method of servicing a well. The method comprises providing a well servicing fluid. The well servicing fluid is formulated with the following components comprising, at least one friction reducer chosen from polychloroprenes, vinyl acetate polymers, polyalkylene oxides polyalphaolefins; and a nonaqueous carrier fluid. The well servicing fluid is introduced into the well.

Abstract: Surfactant based viscoelastic fluids for enhancing the productivity of a hydrocarbon-bearing formations have particular applicability in acid fracturing of subterranean formations surrounding oil and gas wells. The viscoelastic fluid contains an organic acid, an inorganic monovalent salt and a quaternary ammonium aromatic salt and water. The fluid may further be foamed or energized.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a method of servicing a well. The method comprises providing a well servicing fluid. The well servicing fluid is formulated with the following components comprising, at least one friction reducer chosen from polychloroprenes, vinyl acetate polymers, polyalkylene oxides polyalphaolefins; and a nonaqueous carrier fluid. The well servicing fluid is introduced into the well.

Abstract: An aqueous viscoelastic fluid for enhancing the productivity of a subterranean formation contains, in addition to an anionic surfactant and a cationic surfactant, hydroxyethyl cellulose (HEC). The fluid may be pumped neat into the formation, foamed with nitrogen to qualities exceeding 90% or emulsified with liquid carbon dioxide to emulsion quality approaching 90%.

Abstract: Surfactant based viscoelastic fluids for enhancing the productivity of a hydrocarbon-bearing formations have particular applicability in acid fracturing of subterranean formations surrounding oil and gas wells. The viscoelastic fluid contains an organic acid, an inorganic monovalent salt and a quaternary ammonium aromatic salt and water. The fluid may further be foamed or energized.

Abstract: A punch and die set include a die with a single large cavity which can receive dry particles of relatively large dimensions or large arching indexes as compared to the transverse dimensions of the tablets formed by the particles, e.g., 1.5 mm diameter and 1 mm height. The upper and lower punches are configured to form an array of interconnected tablets. The punch and dies compress the particles in the die cavity into the array. The tablets are interconnected by an array of links formed by tangential regions of adjacent cylindrical tablets or by links or bridges of finite length, width and thickness dimensions as defined by the punch configurations. The tablets of the arrays are separated by forces created by vibratory or tumbling action. Various embodiments of different shaped tablets and mating punch and die sets are disclosed.

Abstract: The improved fishing device including a first jaw. The first jaw has a first upper portion with a projection, a first lower portion with a projection and a first intermediate with a projection and a hooking portion. Included is a second jaw. The second jaw has a second upper portion with a projection, a second lower portion with a fork projection having apertures therethrough and a second intermediate with a hooking portion. The second upper portion is capable of coupling with the first upper portion. The second lower portion has a bore within. Also included is a swing-arm with a front end being positioned within the second jaw and a rear end coupled to the first jaw. A rubber band for attaching to each hooking portion is provided. Included is a clamp coupled to the first lower portion of the first jaw. A lever with a bolt attached that is capable of having a fishing line is placed thereon. Lastly, a cam is positioned within the fork and has a rod capable of moving the swing-arm.