Abstract: A reclosable bag having two spaced-apart flexible closures and external finger guide ridges and/or pressure distribution ridges to facilitate their closure. The ridges lie in a region between the double closures and they extend generally parallel to each other and to the closures when the bag is in an empty and flat state. The pressure distribution ridges improve the finger pressure distribution by moving the applied forces closer to the closure profiles. When used in conjunction with external finger guide ridges, the pressure distribution ridges also improve the bearing surface of the external finger guide ridges with the thumb and forefinger of the person closing the bag.

Abstract: Apparatus (2) for assembling a core (4) for receiving wound sheet material: which core (4) comprises a tube (6), a first end member (8) inserted in a first end (10) of the tube (6), and a second end member (12) inserted in a second end (14) of the tube (6); and the apparatus (2) comprising a base (16), first chuck means (18) mounted on the base (16) and for insertion in the first end member (8), second chuck means (20) mounted on the base (16) and for insertion in the second end member (12), a ram (22) mounted on the base (16) and for applying axial pressure on one of the first and the second end members (8, 12) such that the first end member (8) is forced into the first end (10) of the tube (6) and the second end member (12) is forced into the second end (14) of the tube (6) thereby to ensure that the first and the second end members (8, 12) are accurately fitted in the tube (6), first drill means (24) for drilling at least one fixing aperture in the first end (10) of the tube (6) and the first end member (8

Abstract: A recommendation system for mobile device content comprising: a recommendation server enabled to communicate with a wireless mobile device of a recipient user, the server being configured for receiving from a recommendation source a recommendation request message including information identifying recommended content and a recipient user, determining based on predetermined criteria if a recommendation is permitted and if so, causing a recipient recommendation message including information identifying the recommended content to be sent to the recipient user's mobile device.

Abstract: A reclosable bag having two spaced-apart flexible closures and external finger guide ridges and/or pressure distribution ridges to facilitate their closure. The ridges lie in a region between the double closures and they extend generally parallel to each other and to the closures when the bag is in an empty and flat state. The pressure distribution ridges improve the finger pressure distribution by moving the applied forces closer to the closure profiles. When used in conjunction with external finger guide ridges, the pressure distribution ridges also improve the bearing surface of the external finger guide ridges with the thumb and forefinger of the person closing the bag.

Abstract: Disclosed is a novel process for cleaning and restoring the operating efficiency of organic liquid chemical exchangers in a safe and effective manner and in a very short period of time, without a need to disassemble the equipment and without the need to rinse contaminate from the equipment after cleaning. Used is a formulation of monocyclic saturated terpene mixed with a non-ionic surfactant package specifically suited to oil rinsing. The terpene-based chemical is injected into organically contaminated exchangers using a novel process involving high-pressure steam to form a very effective cleaning vapor.

Abstract: Disclosed is a novel process for interior cleaning and by cleaning, removing noxious gas and/or restoring the operating efficiency of organically contaminated hydrocarbon processing dynamic devices in a safe and effective manner and in a very short period of time, without a need to manually enter an unsafe environment and mechanically remove organic contaminants. Used is a formulation of non-aqueous, monocyclic saturated terpene mixed with a non-ionic surfactant package. The terpene-based chemical is injected into the organically contaminated device using a novel process involving high-pressure steam to form a very effective cleaning vapor. The device is activated during the process. The vapor may be optionally directed against the normal-flow direction of the device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a novel process for cleaning and restoring the operating efficiency of organic liquid chemical exchangers in a safe and effective manner and in a very short period of time, without a need to disassemble the equipment and without the need to rinse contaminate from the equipment after cleaning. Used is a formulation of monocyclic saturated terpene mixed with a non-ionic surfactant package specifically suited to oil rinsing. The terpene-based chemical is injected into organically contaminated exchangers using a novel process involving high-pressure steam to form a very effective cleaning vapor.

Abstract: Systems and methods for generating usage statistics in a distributed information processing environment are implemented. These include, respectively, circuitry and steps for generating usage statistical information that include, respectively circuitry and steps for starting an log file parser on each server of a set of servers in a distributed information processing environment. Usage information is retrieved from a database file generated by the log file parser, and preselected usage statistical information generated from the usage information from the database file.

Abstract: A system and method for controlling invalid password attempts in a multiple replica computer system environment is presented. A centralized strikeout server receives failed login attempts from the multiple replica servers over a secure sockets layer (SSL) connection. The centralized strikeout server tracks the number of failed login attempts over a configurable login tracking period. If the number of failed login attempts exceeds the number of failed login attempts allowed, the centralized server revokes the password corresponding to the user id which exceeded the number of failed login attempts allowed. Password revocation message are sent to one or more login servers. Cleanup processing removes older failed login attempts that occurred outside the login tracking period. Digital signatures, or certificates, are used to authenticate computer systems to one another.

Abstract: A process for producing an urea preparation of reduced particle-size and narrow particle-size distribution by using an air milling process is provided. Also provided is an urea preparation of reduced particle-size, narrow particle-size distribution, and high purity.

Abstract: A dynamic summary view is generated by defining an HTML page that links data binding HTML tables and other HTML controls to predetermined data within a storage of data. For each type of data, a parameter is determined which characterizes the predetermined data from the other data within the storage. A control module related to a specific type of data, searches the storage, determines the predetermined data using the parameter and displays the predetermined data via a data binding HTML table within a section of the dynamic summary view. Upon detecting a manipulation request, such as when a user clicks a button of the mouse, the appropriate control module accesses a subset of the program module that created the predetermined data. This is advantageously done without invoking the entire program module. A subset of the program module can be accessed by executing a script to call defined methods of objects within the program module.

Abstract: An interior door handle assembly for locking and releasing a door latch mechanism is connected to the door latch mechanism by a single push/pull operating cable. The latch mechanism has a release lever and a locking lever, the release lever and locking lever being pivotally mounted about axes which are parallel but spaced from one another. The push/pull cable is connected to the locking lever and the locking lever has a formation which, when the latching mechanism is in a latched but unlocked condition will extend into the path of the release lever so that upon movement of the release lever to release the latch mechanism, the formation will be engaged by the release lever to pull the cable. The formation is moved out of the path of the release lever when the locking lever is moved to lock the latch mechanism.