FLEA TICK PRODUCTS

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DELTA FORCE FARNAM COMPANIES, INC. CG&P LEGAL DEPARTMENT 711 EAST MISSOURI AVE, SUITE 200 PHOENIX AZ 85014 Flea and tick products for companion animals, namely collars, powders, shampoos, dips and sprays for companion animals and premises;
ECTOPAMINE SERGEANT'S PET CARE PRODUCTS, INC. 515 Eastern Avenue Allegan MI 49010 Flea and tick products, namely, topical ointments and sprays; insect repellent and insecticide for use on animals;
PET TEAM PetTeam, Inc. 2862 Johnstown Road Suite 204 Columbus OH 43219 flea and tick products for dogs and cats, namely collars, powders, shampoos, dips and sprays for pets and interiors; health care products for pets, namely, vitamins and supplements, skin and coat supplements, and hair ball remedies;shampoos for dogs and cats; teeth cleaning and maintenance preparations and breath sprays for pets;PET;
QUICKTABS PETSMART, INC. 19601 N. 27TH AVENUE PHOENIX AZ 85027 Flea and tick products, namely, antiparasitic tablets;QUICK TABS;
TEAM PATROL PetTeam, Inc. 2862 Johnstown Road Suite 204 Columbus OH 43219 flea and tick products for dogs and cats, namely collars, powders, shampoos, dips and sprays for pets and interiors;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and apparatus are provided that allow processing engines to be synchronized to each other with high accuracy. In one embodiment, the invention includes obtaining a processor tick counter value from a first processing engine, comparing the obtained processor tick counter value to a processor tick counter value from a second processing engine and determining a timing offset for synchronizing the first processing engine and the second processing engine using the comparison. The invention may further include obtaining a processor tick counter value by sending a request message from the second processing engine to the first processing engine, and receiving a reply from the first processing engine at the second processing engine. The processor tick counter value at the second processing engine can be determined by recording the time at which the request message is sent and by recording the time at which the reply is received. The invention can further include obtaining a processor frequency from the first processing engine, obtaining a processor frequency from the second processing engine and correcting the timing offset for any difference between the first processing engine frequency and the second processing engine frequency.