SUPER FLOW

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SUPER FLO FAULK, RAYMOND E. BOX 380 ROUTE 3 MULLINS SC 29574 SUPER FLOW;SUPER FLO-100, AGREE-90, IRON-5%, COFFEE MIX, COPPER 5%, ZINC-10%, GENERAL CROP, BORON-5%, MAGNESIUM, TOBACCO MIX, CORN MIX, COTTON & SOYBEAN MIX, VEGETABLE MIX, GENERAL CROP-LANGUAGE-ARABIC;
SUPER FLO GRINNELL CORPORATION Three Tyco Park Exeter NH 03833 Super Flow;fire protection sprinklers;
SUPER FLO Tripac International, Inc. P. O. Box 185638 Fort Worth TX 76181 SUPER FLOW;AIR CONDITIONER DRIERS AND AIR CONDITIONER CONDENSERS;SUPER;
SUPER-FLO SCREW CONVEYOR CORPORATION 700 Hoffman Street Hammond IN 46327 SUPER-FLOW;Material Handling Conveyors-Namely, Conveyors Other than Vibrating Conveyors for Moving Bulk Materials;
SUPER-FLO JOSAM COMPANY 2501 S. Front Street Philadelphia PA 19148 SUPER-FLOW;Drains;
SUPER-FLO Mediallion-West Industries Ltd. Box 2392 Tisdale, Saskatchewan S0E 1T0 Canada SUPER FLOW;suction water filters for agricultural use;
SUPER-FLO Rehau, Inc. 1501 Edwards Ferry Road, Leesburg VA 20176 SUPER FLOW;SYNTHETIC PLASTIC RESINS IN PELLET FORM FOR USE IN FURTHER MANUFACTURING;
SUPERFLOW GRANDICS, PETER 6932 N. ROSEMEAD BLVD. SAN GABRIEL CA 91775 SUPER FLOW;BIOSEPARATION DEVICES, MEDIA;
SUPERFLOW Bioz Agri Products Inc. R.R. #1, S. 40, C.17 OLIVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA VOH 1TO Canada SUPER FLOW;agricultural natural soap for use as a wetting agent or surfactant;
SUPERFLOW AMERICAN RAILCAR INDUSTRIES, INC. 100 Clark St. St. Charles MO 63301 SUPER FLOW;Railcars;
SUPERFLOW SIGNODE INDUSTRIAL GROUP Hidden River Corporate Center Two 14025 Riveredge Drive, Suite 500 Tampa FL 33637 SUPER FLOW;Air gun and parts and accessories therefore;
SUPERFLOW Elliott, Cory T PO Box 21295 Columbus OH 43221 SUPER FLOW;Air filters for domestic use;
SUPORFLOW PALL CORPORATION 25 Harbor Park Drive Port Washington NY 11050 SUPER FLOW;GAS AND FLUID FILTRATION CARTRIDGES FOR COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL USE;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Super-user privileges are virtualized by designating a virtual super-user for each of a plurality of virtual processes and intercepting system calls for which actual super-user privileges are required, which are nevertheless desirable for a virtual super-user to perform in the context of his or her own virtual process. In one embodiment, a computer operating system includes multiple virtual processes, such as virtual private servers. Each virtual process can be associated with one or more virtual super-users. When an actual process makes a system call that requires actual super-user privileges, the call is intercepted by a system call wrapper.