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EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT

THIS  AGREEMENT  made  as of the _____ day of July, 2000, by and between POMEROY
COMPUTER  RESOURCES,  INC.,  a  Delaware  corporation  ("Company"),  and RICHARD
WASHINGTON  ("Employee").

                              W I T N E S S E T H :

WHEREAS,  the  Company  entered  into  an  Asset  Purchase  Agreement ("Purchase
Agreement")  of  even  date pursuant to which it purchased substantially all the
assets  of  DataNet,  Inc.  ("DataNet")  used  in  its business of marketing and
selling a broad range of microcomputers and related products including equipment
selection  procurement  and  configuration;  and

WHEREAS, Employee, as an inducement for and in consideration of Company entering
into  the  Purchase  Agreement,  has  agreed  to  enter  into  and  execute this
Employment  Agreement  pursuant  to  Section  6  thereof;  and

WHEREAS,  Company  desires  to  engage the services of Employee, pursuant to the
terms,  conditions  and  provisions  as  hereinafter  set  forth.

NOW,  THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of  the  foregoing  premises and the mutual
covenants  herein  set  forth, the parties hereby covenant and agree as follows:

1.   Employment.  The Company  agrees to employ the  Employee,  and the Employee
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     agrees  to be  employed  by the  Company,  upon  the  following  terms  and
     conditions.

2    Term. The initial term of Employee's  employment pursuant to this Agreement
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     shall  begin on the  ______ day of July,  2000,  and shall  continue  for a
     period of two (2) years,  ending July _____, 2002 unless terminated earlier
     pursuant to the  provisions of Section 10,  provided that Sections 8, 9 and
     10(b), if applicable,  shall survive the termination of such employment and
     shall expire in accordance with the terms set forth therein.

3.   Renewal Term. The term of Employee's  employment shall  automatically renew
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     for  additional  consecutive  renewal  terms of one (1) year unless  either
     party gives written notice of his/its intent not to renew the terms of this
     Agreement sixty (60) days prior to expiration of the then expiring term.

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4.   Duties. Employee shall serve as Telecommunication Manager for the Company's
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     Raleigh,  North Carolina  Division.  Employee shall devote his best efforts
     and  substantially  all  his  time  during  normal  business  hours  to the
     diligent,  faithful and loyal discharge of the duties of his employment and
     towards the  proper,  efficient  and  successful  conduct of the  Company's
     affairs.  Employee  further  agrees  to  refrain  during  the  term of this
     Agreement  from making any sales of competing  services or products or from
     profiting from any transaction  involving computer services or products for
     his account without the express written consent of Company.

5.   Compensation.  For  all  services  rendered  by  the  Employee  under  this
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     Agreement  (in  addition to other  monetary or other  benefits  referred to
     herein), compensation shall be paid to Employee as follows:

     (a)  Base  Salary:  During each  fiscal  year of the  initial  term of this
          Agreement  (unless   renegotiated  by  the  mutual  agreement  of  the
          parties),  Employee  shall be paid an annual base salary of Eighty-Two
          Thousand  Dollars  ($82,000.00).  Said base salary shall be payable in
          accordance with the historical payroll practices of the Company.

     (b)  Annual Cash Bonus - Raleigh,  North Carolina Division:  In addition to
          Employee's  base salary as set forth in Section  5(a)  above,  for the
          period  commencing  upon the  closing of the  Purchase  Agreement  and
          ending January 5, 2001, Employee shall be entitled to a cash bonus and
          incentive stock option award in the event Employee  satisfies  certain
          economic criteria pertaining to the Company's Raleigh,  North Carolina
          Division set forth as follows:

          (i)  Net profit  before  taxes  ("NPBT") of Company's  Raleigh,  North
               Carolina  Division  greater than  $3,000,000.00  but less than or
               equal to  $3,250,000.00  equals  $10,000.00 cash bonus plus 5,000
               incentive stock options;

          (ii) NPBT of Company's  Raleigh,  North Carolina Division greater than
               $3,250,000.00  but less  than or equal  to  $3,500.000.00  equals
               $15,000.00 cash bonus plus 7,500 incentive stock options;

          (iii)NPBT  Company's  Raleigh,  North Carolina  Division  greater than
               $3,500,000.00  equals $20,000.00 cash bonus plus 10,000 incentive
               stock options;

          (iv) For the  period  commencing  with  the  Closing  of the  Purchase
               Agreement and ending January 5, 2001, the net profit before taxes
               criteria and the cash bonus and incentive  stock option award set
               forth above shall be pro-rated. Specifically, such items shall be
               determined based on a percentage equal to the number of days from
               the  Closing  Date  to  January  5,  2001,   over  three  hundred
               sixty-five (365) days. For example,  if the transaction closes on
               July 28, 2000,  the applicable  criteria,  under (i) for example,
               would be NPBT greater than  $1,323,288.00  but less than or equal
               to  $1,433,575.00  equals $4,411.00 cash bonus and 2206 incentive
               stock options;

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          (v)  For purposes of this section,  the term "NPBT" shall mean the net
               profit  before  taxes  of  Company's   Raleigh,   North  Carolina
               Division,  during  the  applicable  period.  The  NPBT  shall  be
               determined by the internally  generated  financial  statements of
               the Company in  accordance  with  generally  accepted  accounting
               principles,  consistently applied,  provided that no effect shall
               be given to any gain or loss  attributable  to sale of  assets by
               said  Company's  Raleigh,  North  Carolina  Division  not  in the
               ordinary course of business, and provided that no effect shall be
               given  to  any   increase   in  the   amounts  of   depreciation,
               amortization  or other expense or deduction  taken on tangible or
               intangible assets of Company's  Raleigh,  North Carolina Division
               if such  increase  is  attributable  to the  revaluation  of such
               assets incident to their acquisition pursuant to the terms of the
               Purchase Agreement. Commencing upon the installation of the Astea
               (MAS and  accounting)  System  at the  Company's  Raleigh,  North
               Carolina  Division,  a 1.5% MAS  royalty  on  gross  sales by the
               Company's Raleigh, North Carolina Division shall be made incident
               to said NPBT  determination.  For each  subsequent year described
               above that this  Agreement is in effect,  the parties  shall,  in
               good faith,  agree upon the MAS  royalty to be charged  hereunder
               based on the level of  services  and  support  being  provided by
               Company  to  its  Raleigh,  North  Carolina  Division.  Provided,
               however,  such MAS royalty  fees shall be 1.5% if the parties are
               unable  to  come to  agreement  for  each  subsequent  year.  For
               purposes of this  section,  the term  "Company's  Raleigh,  North
               Carolina  Division"  shall be defined as the businesses  acquired
               from  DataNet,  by  Company  and its  affiliate,  Pomeroy  Select
               Integration Solutions,  Inc., pursuant to the Purchase Agreement,
               provided, however, commencing upon the Astea (MAS and accounting)
               System conversion,  the term "Company's  Raleigh,  North Carolina
               Division" shall include the Company's existing Research Triangle,
               North  Carolina  branch.  Said  determination  of NPBT  shall  be
               subject  to  verification  as set forth  below.  Any cash  amount
               determined under section 5(b) shall be payable to Employee within
               thirty (30) days after the  issuance of the  Company's  financial
               statements for such period.

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          (vi) Any award of the  incentive  stock  options to acquire the common
               stock of Company  shall be made fifty percent (50%) in the shares
               of the  Company  and  fifty  percent  (50%) in the  shares of the
               Company's subsidiary (Pomeroy Select Integration Solutions, Inc.)
               if it is a publicly  traded entity at such time, as of January 5,
               2001 or any other  applicable date, which shall mean with respect
               to such  shares,  the  average  between  the high and low bid and
               asked  prices for such shares on the  over-the-counter  market on
               the last  business day prior to the date on which the value is to
               be determined (or the next preceding date on which sales occurred
               if there were no sales on such  date).  In the event the stock of
               Pomeroy Select Integration Solutions, Inc. is not publicly traded
               as of January 5, 2001, Company shall have the right to award 100%
               in the shares of the  Company  (in lieu of 50%) or shall have the
               right to pay to Employee,  in cash, the fair market value of such
               50% of the stock  options  of the  Company  determined  under the
               Black  Scholes  method of valuation of stock  options.  Any stock
               options  awarded  shall be  fully  vested  over a three  (3) year
               period,  vesting thirty-three and one-third percent (33 1/3%) per
               year of employment from the effective date of this Agreement.

          (vii)The parties agree that in January,  2001, January, 2002, January,
               2003 and January,  2004,  they will negotiate in good faith,  the
               level of NPBT of Company's  Raleigh,  North Carolina Division for
               the aforementioned cash bonus and incentive stock option award to
               be earned for such years, which NPBT criteria shall be predicated
               upon  Company's   Raleigh,   North  Carolina   Division's  goals,
               projections and budgets  established at the outset of such fiscal
               year.

     (c)  In addition to Employee's base salary as set forth in Section 5(a) and
          any annual cash  bonus/incentive  stock option award that Employee may
          be entitled to under  Section 5(b) based on Company's  Raleigh,  North
          Carolina Division's performance,  Employee shall be entitled to a cash
          bonus and  incentive  deferred  compensation  and an  incentive  stock
          option award for the year 2000 in the event Employee satisfies certain
          economic  criteria  pertaining  to  Company's  performance  during the
          fiscal year 2000, as follows:

          (i)  Gross sales of Company greater than $915,000,000.00 but less than
               or equal to $950,000,000.00  with NPBT greater than 6.0% of gross
               sales equals $10,000.00 cash plus 5,000 incentive stock options;

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          (ii) Gross sales of Company greater than $950,000,000.00 but less than
               or equal to  $1,000,000,000.00  with  NPBT  greater  than 6.0% of
               gross sales equals  $15,000.00  cash plus 7,500  incentive  stock
               options;

          (iii)Gross sales of Company greater than  $1,000,000,000.00  with NPBT
               greater  than 6.0% of gross  sales  equals  $20,000.00  cash plus
               10,000 incentive stock options.

          (iv) The cash bonus and incentive stock option awards  hereunder shall
               be pro-rated  for the period  commencing  with the Closing of the
               Purchase Agreement and ending January 5, 2001, based on a formula
               based on the  number of days  from the  Closing  of the  Purchase
               Agreement to January 5, 2001, over three hundred sixty-five (365)
               days.

          (v)  For purposes of this  Section,  the term "Gross Sales" shall mean
               the gross sales of  equipment,  software  and services by Company
               during the applicable period, determined on a consolidated basis.
               In making  said gross sales  determination,  all gains and losses
               realized on the sale or other disposition of Company's assets not
               in the ordinary course shall be excluded.  All refunds or returns
               which are made during such period shall be subtracted  along with
               all accounts  receivable derived from such sales that are written
               off during such period in accordance  with  Company's  accounting
               system.  Such Gross Sales and net pre-tax margin of Company shall
               be  determined by the Chief  Financial  Officer of the Company in
               accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and such
               determination  shall be final,  binding and  conclusive  upon all
               parties  hereto.  All amounts due  Employee  under  Section  5(c)
               (other  than  the  award of any  incentive  stock  options)  will
               constitute incentive deferred compensation which shall be payable
               to  Employee  according  to  the  terms  and  conditions  of  the
               Incentive  Deferred  Compensation  Agreement  attached hereto and
               incorporated   herein  as  Exhibit  A.  Any  incentive   deferred
               compensation  shall  be fully  vested  over a  five-year  period,
               vesting 20% per year of  employment  from the  effective  date of
               this Agreement.

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          (vi) Any award of the  incentive  stock  options to acquire the common
               stock of Company  shall be made fifty percent (50%) in the shares
               of the  Company  and  fifty  percent  (50%) in the  shares of the
               Company's subsidiary (Pomeroy Select Integration Solutions, Inc.)
               if it is a publicly  traded entity at such time, as of January 5,
               2001 or any other  applicable date, which shall mean with respect
               to such  shares,  the  average  between  the high and low bid and
               asked  prices for such shares on the  over-the-counter  market on
               the last  business day prior to the date on which the value is to
               be determined (or the next preceding date on which sales occurred
               if there were no sales on such  date).  In the event the stock of
               Pomeroy Select Integration Solutions, Inc. is not publicly traded
               as of January 5, 2001, Company shall have the right to award 100%
               in the shares of the  Company  (in lieu of 50%) or shall have the
               right to pay to Employee,  in cash, the fair market value of such
               50% of the stock  options  of the  Company  determined  under the
               Black  Scholes  method  of  valuation  for  stock  options.   Any
               incentive  stock  options  awarded shall be fully vested over the
               three (3) year period, vesting thirty-three and one-third percent
               (33 1/3%) per year of employment  from the effective date of this
               Agreement.

          (vii)The parties agree that in January,  2001, January, 2002, January,
               2003 and  January,  2004,  they will  negotiate in good faith the
               implementation  of economic criteria for the earning of incentive
               deferred  compensation  and  incentive  stock  option  award  for
               Employee for each of the remaining fiscal years of this Agreement
               which will be predicated upon the attainment of Company's  goals,
               projections and budgets established at the outset for such fiscal
               year  which  shall be  consistent  with the  goals  set forth for
               senior  management  of Company for such  year(s).  The  incentive
               deferred  compensation and incentive stock option awards shall be
               predicated  on  the  structure  (as  to  amounts)  used  for  the
               incentive deferred  compensation/incentive  stock option award of
               Company for the year 2000.

          (viii) Company will  deliver to Employee  copies of the reports of any
               determination  made hereunder by Company for the subject  period,
               along with any  documentation  reasonably  requested by Employee.
               Within fifteen (15) days  following  delivery to Employee of such
               report, Employee shall have the right to object in writing to the
               results contained in such  determination.  If timely objection is
               not made by Employee to such  determination,  such  determination
               shall become final and binding for purposes of this Agreement. If
               a timely  objection  is made by  Employee,  and the  Company  and
               Employee are able to resolve their  differences in writing within
               fifteen (15) days  following the expiration of the initial 15-day
               period, then such determination shall become final and binding as
               it pertains to this  Agreement.  If timely  objection  is made by
               Employee  to  Company,  and  Employee  and  Company are unable to
               resolve their  differences  in writing  within  fifteen (15) days

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               following the expiration of the initial  15-day period,  then all
               disputed matters  pertaining to the report shall be submitted and
               reviewed  by the  Arbitrator  ("Arbitrator"),  which  shall be an
               independent  accounting firm selected by Company and Employee. If
               Employee  and  Company  are  unable  to  promptly  agree  on  the
               accounting firm to serve as the Arbitrator, each shall select, by
               not later than fifteen (15) days  following the expiration of the
               initial fifteen (15) day period,  one accounting firm and the two
               selected  accounting  firms  shall then be  instructed  to select
               promptly a third  accounting  firm, such third accounting firm to
               serve as the Arbitrator.  The Arbitrator  shall consider only the
               disputed matters  pertaining to the  determination  and shall act
               promptly to resolve all disputed matters. A decision with respect
               to all disputed  matters  shall be final and binding upon Company
               and Employee. The expenses of Arbitration shall be borne one-half
               by  Employee  and  one-half  by  Company.  Each  party  shall  be
               responsible for his/its own attorney and accounting fees.

6.   Fringe  Benefits.  During  the  term  of  this Agreement, Employee shall be
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     entitled  to  the  following  benefits:

     (a)  Health Insurance - Employee shall be provided with the standard family
          medical  health and  insurance  coverage  maintained by Company on its
          employees.  Company and Employee shall each pay fifty percent (50%) of
          the cost of such coverage.

     (b)  Vacation - Employee shall be entitled each year to a vacation of three
          weeks  during  which  time  his  compensation  will be  paid in  full.
          Provided,  however,  such weeks may not be taken consecutively without
          the written consent of Company.

     (c)  Retirement   Plan  -  Employee   shall   participate,   after  meeting
          eligibility  requirements,  in any qualified  retirement  plans and/or
          welfare  plans  maintained  by the  Company  during  the  term of this
          Agreement.

     (d)  Other Company  Programs - Employee shall be eligible to participate in
          any other plans or programs  implemented by the Company for all of its
          employees with duties and responsibilities similar to Employee.

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     (e)  Employee shall be  responsible  for any and all taxes owed, if any, on
          the fringe benefits provided to him pursuant to this Section 6.

7.   Expenses. During the term of this Agreement,  Employee shall be entitled to
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     receive prompt  reimbursement  for all reasonable and customary  travel and
     entertainment expenses or other out-of-pocket business expenses incurred by
     Employee  in  fulfilling   the  Employee's   duties  and   responsibilities
     hereunder,  including all expenses of travel and living expenses while away
     from  home on  business  or at the  request  of and in the  service  of the
     Company,  provided  that such  expenses are incurred and  accounted  for in
     accordance with the reasonable  policies and procedures  established by the
     Company.

8.   Non-Competition.  Employee expressly acknowledges the provisions of Section
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     7 of the Purchase Agreement relating to Employee's  Covenant Not to Compete
     with Company and also  Employee's  Covenant  Not to Compete with  Company's
     wholly-owned  subsidiary,   Pomeroy  Select  Integration  Solutions,   Inc.
     Accordingly,  such  provisions  of  Section  7 are  incorporated  herein by
     reference to the extent as if restated in full  herein.  In addition to the
     consideration received under this Agreement,  Employee acknowledges that as
     one  of  the  owners  of the  common  stock  of  DataNet,  he has  received
     substantial  consideration  pursuant to such Purchase Agreement and that as
     an  inducement  for, and in  consideration  of,  Company  entering into the
     Purchase  Agreement and Company entering into this Agreement,  Employee has
     agreed  to be  bound  by  such  provisions  of  Section  7 of the  Purchase
     Agreement.  Accordingly,  such provisions of Section 7 and Exhibits I-8 and
     I-9 and the  restrictions on Employee thereby imposed shall apply as stated
     therein.

9.   Non-Disclosure  and Assignment of  Confidential  Information.  The Employee
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     acknowledges   that  the  Company's  trade  secrets  and  confidential  and
     proprietary information, including without limitation:

     (a)  unpublished  information  concerning  the  Company's:

          (i)     research  activities  and  plans,
          (ii)    marketing  or  sales  plans,
          (iii)   pricing  or  pricing  strategies,
          (iv)    operational  techniques,
          (v)     customer  and  supplier  lists,  and
          (vi)    strategic  plans;

     (b)  unpublished financial information,  including unpublished  information
          concerning revenues, profits and profit margins;

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     (c)  internal confidential manuals; and

     (d)  any "material inside  information" as such phrase is used for purposes
          of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended;

all  constitute  valuable,  special  and  unique  proprietary  and  trade secret
information  of  the  Company.  In recognition of this fact, the Employee agrees
that  the  Employee  will not disclose any such trade secrets or confidential or
proprietary information (except (i) information which becomes publicly available
without  violation of this Agreement, (ii) information of which the Employee did
not know and should not have known was disclosed to the Employee in violation of
any  other person's confidentiality obligation, and (iii) disclosure required in
connection  with any legal process), nor shall the Employee make use of any such
information  for  the  benefit  of  any  person, firm, operation or other entity
except  the  Company  and  its  subsidiaries  or  affiliates.  The  Employee's
obligation  to  keep  all  of  such  information confidential shall be in effect
during  and  for  a  period  of  five  (5)  years  after  the termination of his
employment; provided, however, that the Employee will keep confidential and will
not  disclose  any  trade  secret  or similar information protected under law as
intangible  property  (subject  to  the  same  exceptions  set  forth  in  the
parenthetical  clause  above)  for  so  long  as  such  protection  under law is
extended.

10.  Termination.
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     (a)  The  Employee's  employment  with the Company may be terminated at any
          time only for the following reasons:

          (i)  By Employee's death;

          (ii) By  Employee's   physical  or  mental  disability  which  renders
               Employee unable to perform his duties hereunder;

          (iii)By the Company,  for cause upon three (3) day's written notice to
               Employee. For purposes of this Agreement,  the term "cause" shall
               mean  termination  upon:  (i) the engaging by Employee in conduct
               which is  demonstrably  and materially  injurious to the Company,
               monetarily  or  otherwise,  including  but  not  limited  to  any
               material  misrepresentation  related  to the  performance  of his
               duties;  (ii) the  conviction  of  Employee  of a felony or other
               crime involving theft or fraud,  (iii)  Employee's gross neglect,
               gross  misconduct  or gross  insubordination  in carrying out his
               duties hereunder  resulting,  in either case, in material harm to
               the  Company;  or (iv) any  material  breach by  Employee of this
               Agreement.

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     (b)  Compensation  upon  Termination:   In  the  event  of  termination  of
          employment,  the Employee or his estate, in the event of death,  shall
          be  entitled to his annual  base  salary and other  benefits  provided
          hereunder to the date of his termination.  In addition, Employee shall
          be  entitled  to  receive  any  bonus  accrued  to  the  date  of  his
          termination of employment as provided in Sections 5(b) and 5(c), which
          shall be payable (if applicable) pursuant to the terms thereof.

11.  Severability.  In case any one (1) or more of the  provisions  or part of a
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     provision contained in this Agreement shall be held to be invalid,  illegal
     or   unenforceable  in  any  respect,   such   invalidity,   illegality  or
     unenforceability  shall  not  affect  any  other  provision  or  part  of a
     provision of this Agreement.  In such a situation,  this Agreement shall be
     reformed  and  construed  as if  such  invalid,  illegal  or  unenforceable
     provision,  or part of a provision,  had never been contained  herein,  and
     such  provision  or part shall be reformed so that it will be valid,  legal
     and enforceable to the maximum extent possible.

12.  Governing  Law. This  Agreement  shall be governed and construed  under the
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     laws  of  the  State  of  North  Carolina  and  shall  not be  modified  or
     discharged,  in whole or in part,  except by an agreement in writing signed
     by the parties.

13.  Notices. All notices,  requests,  demands and other communications relating
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     to this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly
     given if delivered  personally or mailed by certified or  registered  mail,
     return receipt requested, postage prepaid to the following addresses (or to
     such other  address for a party as shall be  specified  by notice  pursuant
     hereto):

     If to Company, to:     Pomeroy  Computer  Resources,  Inc.
                            1020  Petersburg  Road
                            Hebron,  Kentucky  41048

     With  a  copy  to:     James  H.  Smith  III,  Esq.
                            Lindhorst  &  Dreidame  Co.,  L.P.A.
                            312  Walnut  Street,  Suite  2300
                            Cincinnati,  Ohio  45202

     If to Employee, to:    the  Employee's  residential  address,  as
                            set  forth  in  the  Company's  records

     With  a  copy  to:     Cathleen  Plaut,  Esq.
                            Bailey  &  Dixon,  LLP
                            P.O.  Box  1351
                            Raleigh,  North  Carolina  27602

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14.  Enforcement of Rights.  The parties expressly  recognize that any breach of
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     this Agreement by either party is likely to result in irrevocable injury to
     the other party and agree that such other party shall be entitled, if it so
     elects,  to institute and prosecute  proceedings  in any court of competent
     jurisdiction in Wake County, North Carolina, either at law or in equity, to
     obtain damages for any breach of this Agreement, or to enforce the specific
     performance  of this  Agreement  by each  party or to enjoin any party from
     activities  in violation of this  Agreement.  Should either party engage in
     any activities prohibited by this Agreement,  such party agrees to pay over
     to the other party all  compensation,  remuneration,  monies or property of
     any sort received in connection  with such  activities.  Such payment shall
     not impair any rights or remedies of any non-breaching party or obligations
     or  liabilities  of any breaching  party  pursuant to this Agreement or any
     applicable law.

15.  Entire  Agreement.  This Agreement and the Purchase  Agreement  referred to
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     herein contain the entire  understanding of the parties with respect to the
     subject matter contained  herein and may be altered,  amended or superseded
     only  by an  agreement  in  writing,  signed  by  the  party  against  whom
     enforcement of any waiver, change, modification,  extension or discharge is
     sought.

16.  Parties  in  Interest.
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     (a)  This Agreement is personal to each of the parties hereto. No party may
          assign or delegate any rights or obligations  hereunder  without first
          obtaining  the written  consent of the other party  hereto;  provided,
          however,  that nothing in this Section 16 shall  preclude (i) Employee
          from   designating  a  beneficiary  to  receive  any  benefit  payable
          hereunder upon his death, or (ii) executors,  administrators, or legal
          representatives  of Employee or his estate from  assigning  any rights
          hereunder to person or persons entitled thereto.  Notwithstanding  the
          foregoing,  this  Agreement  shall be  binding  upon and  inure to the
          benefit of any successor corporation of Company

     (b)  The Company will require any successor (whether direct or indirect, by
          purchase, merger,  consolidation or otherwise) to all or substantially
          all of the assets of the Company or the business with respect to which
          the duties and  responsibilities of Employee are principally  related,
          to expressly  assume and agree to perform  this  Agreement in the same
          manner and to the same extent that Company would have been required to
          perform  it if no such  succession  had taken  place.  As used in this
          Agreement "Company" shall mean the Company as hereinbefore defined and
          any  successor  to its  business  and/or  assets  as  aforesaid  which
          executes and delivers the  assumption  agreement  provided for in this
          Section  16 or which  otherwise  becomes  bound by all the  terms  and
          provisions of this Agreement by operation of law.

                                      -11-
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17.  Representations  of Employee.  Employee  represents and warrants that he is
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     not  party to or bound by any  agreement  or  contract  or  subject  to any
     restrictions  including  without  limitation  any  restriction  imposed  in
     connection with previous  employment which prevents  Employee from entering
     into and performing his obligations under this Agreement.

18.  Counterparts.  This  Agreement  may be executed  simultaneously  in several
     ------------
     counterparts,  each of which  shall  be  deemed  an  original  part,  which
     together shall constitute one and the same instrument.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been executed effective as of the day and
year  first  above  written.

WITNESSES:                               COMPANY:
                                         POMEROY  COMPUTER  RESOURCES,  INC.
__________________________

__________________________               By:_________________________________
                                             STEPHEN  E.  POMEROY
                                             Chief  Financial  Officer

                                         EMPLOYEE:

__________________________

__________________________               ____________________________________
                                         RICHARD  WASHINGTON

                                      -12-
<PAGE>EXHIBIT 10.1

                            EXCLUSIVE PATENTS LICENSE

     THIS  LICENSE  AGREEMENT made and entered into this 8th day of June 2000 by
and  between P.D.C. Innovative Industries, a Nevada Corporation ("LICENSEE") and
David  Sowers,  an  Individual  ("SOWERS").

     WHEREAS, SOWERS, is the owner of the following Patents and pending Patents,
as  more  fully  described  on  Exhibit  A  hereto  and  incorporated  herein,
collectively  referred  to  as  the  "Patents:

     1.   HYPO STERILE 2000, a device used to dispose of contaminated hypodermic
          syringes and other intrusive medical instrument at the site of use.
     2.   POCKET PITCH DIAL LEVEL, a level with an adjustable  center level dial
          and bulb, 4" fixed length and weighs 6 ounces.
     3.   THE POCKET  LEVEL,  a level with a fixed center  level bulb,  4" fixed
          length and weighs 3 ounces
     4.   THE 18" DIAL LEVEL,  a level with a fixed  center level dial and bulb,
          18" collapsed length that extends to 24" and 30", weighs 40 ounces.
     5.   THE 18" STANDARD  LEVEL, a level with an adjustable  center level dial
          and bulb, 18" collapsed  length that extends to 24" and 30", weighs 26
          ounces.
     6.   THE SQUARING  LEVEL,  similar in appearance  to a traditional  framing
          square,  90 degree arms extend to 12" and can be extended to 12" x 18"
          and 18" x 18" squaring  levels on both ends, 45 degree  squaring level
          at arm joint, weighs 32 ounces,
     7.   THE PERFECT SEAL, an innovative heat/cool air conserving door seal.
     8.   THE FLUSH MIZER, a water saving valve for toilet tanks -

     WHEREAS,  LICENSEE  researches,  develops,  manufacturers  and  distributes
innovative  products  for  the  construction  and  healthcare  industries.

     WHEREAS,  SOWERS wishes to grant and LICENSEE wishes to obtain an exclusive
License  for  the  use  of  the  Patents.

     WHEREAS, SOWERS and LICENSEE wish to enter into a formal, written licensing
agreement  granting  LICENSEE the exclusive License to use the Patents, upon the
terms  and  conditions  contained  herein.

     NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto in consideration of $10.00 and other good
and  valuable  consideration,  the  receipt  and  sufficiency of which is hereby
acknowledged, and the promises and covenants contained herein, agree as follows:

1.     GRANT.     SOWERS  grants  to  LICENSEE  the  exclusive  right to modify,
       ----
customize,  maintain,  incorporate, manufacture, sell, and otherwise utilize and
practice  the  above stated Patents, all improvements thereto and all technology
related  to  the process, throughout the world.  This license shall apply to any
extension  or  re-issue  of  the  Patents.

2.     TERM.     This  License  shall  be  for  the  life of the Patents and any
       ----
renewal  thereof,  subject  to  termination  as  provided  for  herein.

3.     CONSIDERATION.
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       (a)    Common Stock    As consideration for the License granted hereunder
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LICENSEE shall issue to SOWERS, 12,000,000 shares of the LICENSEE'S Common Stock
(the  "Shares").  The Shares shall be valued at fair market value as of the date
of  this  Agreement,

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       (b)    Protection  Against  Dilution.    Upon the occurrence of any stock
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dividend,  stock  split,  combination or exchange of shares, reclassification or
recapitalization  of  the Company's common stock, reorganization of the Company,
consolidation  with or merger into or sale or conveyance of all or substantially
all  of  the  Company's assets to another corporation or any other similar event
which  serves to decrease the number of Shares issued pursuant to this Agreement
(the "Event"), SOWERS shall receive, as additional consideration, that number of
shares  equal  to  the difference between the 12,000,000 Shares issued hereunder
and  the  number  of  Shares  SOWERS  has  remaining  subsequent  to  the event.

      (c)    In  addition, the LICENSEE shall pay to SOWERS a royalty based upon
the  net  selling  price of all products and goods in which the Patents is used,
before  taxes and after deducting the direct cost of the product and commissions
or  discounts  paid  (the  "Royalty").  The  Royalty  shall  be  as  follows:

            GROSS SALES                                    PERCENTAGE
            -----------                                    ----------
            $0 to $1,999,999 in gross sales                   10%

            $2,000,000 to $3,999,999 in gross sales            9%

            $4,000,000 to $6,999,999 in gross sales            8%

            $7,000,000 to $9,999,999 in gross sales            7%

            Greater than $10,000,000 in gross sales            6%

For  purposes  of  this paragraph, Net Sales shall mean the dollar amount earned
from  the  sale  by  the  Company, both international and domestic, before taxes
minus  the  cost  of  the  goods  sold  and  commissions  or  discounts  paid.

     (1)     In  the event that such products are used by the LICENSEE directly,
     or are  disposed  of in another  manner  than sale,  the  royalty  shall be
     calculated on the customary  price for similar goods. In the event that any
     products  made  under  the  license  are  sold to a  corporation,  which is
     controlled  by or  is a  subsidiary  of  LICENSEE,  the  royalty  shall  be
     determined by the re-sale price.

     (2)     Beginning  the  second year of this Agreement  the  minimum  annual
     Royalty shall be $250,000. In the event that the minimum is not paid in the
     first three quarterly payments in each year, sufficient funds shall be paid
     in the final  quarter's  payment.  Sums  shall not carry  over from year to
     year.

     (3)     Royalties  shall  be  paid  on  a quarterly basis, with a report of
     sales and payment  due no later than 15 days after the end of the  quarter.
     LICENSEE shall permit SOWERS,  and SOWERS' agents  reasonable access to any
     and all of the records of LICENSEE related to the use of the Patents and to
     Royalties.  Such accountings  shall be deemed final if LICENSEE receives no
     objection  or request  for audit  within 1 year  following  receipt of such
     accounting.  In the  event  of a  dispute,  the  parties  shall  appoint  a
     disinterested  certified public  accountant to conduct an audit. Each party
     may present argument or materials to the certified public  accountant.  The
     decision  of the  certified  public  accountant  shall be final  and may be
     entered as a judgment in any court with jurisdiction.  The prevailing party
     shall pay the cost of the audit. In the event that the parties cannot agree
     on a disinterested certified public accountant,  each party shall appoint a
     certified  public  accountant  and the two shall appoint a third  certified
     public  accountant,  and the majority of those  persons  shall  appoint the
     single disinterested Certified Public Accountant.  The expense of the panel
     of  appointment  shall be  borne by each  party  equally.  Interest  at the
     highest legal rate shall accrue on any unpaid royalties.

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5.     IMPROVEMENTS.     In  the event of any improvement of the Patents, SOWERS
       ------------
shall  disclose  these improvements to the LICENSEE, and the LICENSEE shall have
the  right  to  use  and  practice  the  improvements.

6.     ASSISTANCE.     SOWERS  shall  provide  reasonable  cooperation  and
       -----------
assistance  to  LICENSEE  as  to  the  practice  and  use  of  the  Patents.

7.     ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
        ---------------

     (a)     LICENSEE  acknowledges  and agrees that SOWERS is the sole owner of
the  Patents  and all proprietary information in connection with the Patents and
that  such  information constitutes trade secrets of SOWERS', which are revealed
to  the  LICENSEE in confidence and that no right is given to or acquired by the
LICENSEE  to  disclose,  duplicate, license, sell or reveal any portion thereof,
except  as  contemplated  by  this  Agreement.

8.     BOOKS  AND  RECORDS.  LICENSEE shall maintain full and accurate books and
       -------------------
records showing production and sales of the products subject to the Patents (the
Products")  and shall furnish weekly reports with respect thereto in a form that
may  be  reasonably specified from time to time by SOWERS, LICENSEE shall afford
SOWERS  or  its representatives a reasonable opportunity once every week, during
business hours and on at least 24 hours' prior notice, to conduct an examination
of  LICENSEE'S  books  and records relating to this Agreement in order to ensure
that  LICENSEE  is  meeting  its  obligations  to  SOWERS  as  provided  in this
Agreement.  In  the  event  that any review of the books and records of LICENSEE
indicates  that  it  has failed to properly account to SOWERS and the amount due
SOWERS  is  in excess of 5% of the total amount due, LICENSEE shall promptly pay
to  SOWERS  the sum due together with 18% per annum interest calculated on a 360
day  year  and  any  costs  including  professional  fees  incurred by SOWERS in
reviewing  the  books  and  records  of  LICENSEE.

9.     CONFIDENTIALITY.     It is understood and agreed that any of SOWERS trade
       ---------------
secrets  or Proprietary Information that may from time to time be made available
to  become  known  to LICENSEE are to be treated as confidential, are to be used
solely  in  connection  with  LICENSEE's  performance  under  the  terms of this
Agreement  and  are  not  to be disclosed to any persons other than employees of
LICENSEE  who  have  a  reasonable  need  for  access thereto in connection with
LICENSEE's  performance  of  its duties hereunder.  Reasonable measures shall be
taken  to  protect  the  confidentiality  of  SOWERS' trade secrets, Proprietary
Information  and any memoranda or papers containing trade secrets or Proprietary
Information of SOWERS that LICENSEE may receive in connection herewith are to be
returned  to  SOWERS upon request.  LICENSEE's obligations and duties under this
section  shall survive any termination of this Agreement.  If this LICENSEE is a
corporation  or other legal entity, LICENSEE shall have all officers, directors,
partners  and beneficial owners of any equity interest to execute such agreement
as may be prepared by SOWERS agreeing to be bound by paragraphs 10, 11 and 12 of
this  Agreement.

10.     INDEMNIFICATION OF SOWERS     LICENSEE shall indemnify and save harmless
        -------------------------
SOWERS  and  his employees and agents from and against any loss, claim or damage
including reasonable attorney's fees, resulting from any negligence or breach of
warranty  by  LICENSEE  in  connection  with the preparation, packaging, sale or
distribution  of the Products or other product of LICENSEE.  With respect to the
risks  thus  assumed,  LICENSEE shall maintain a policy of contractual liability
insurance  in  the  minimum  amount  of  $1,000,000 single unit coverage with an
insurer  satisfactory  to SOWERS, and shall cause this insurer to provide SOWERS
within  15 days after the date of this Agreement with an appropriate certificate
of insurance evidencing this contractual liability insurance coverage, which may
not be materially modified or canceled on less than 30 days prior written notice
to  SOWERS.  At  the  request  of  SOWERS,  LICENSEE  will defend SOWERS and his
employees  and  agents in connection with any claim, suit, action, or proceeding
covered  by  this  indemnification.

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11.     TRADE SECRETS AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION.     Subject to the foregoing,
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LICENSEE  acknowledges  the  validity  of  and  ownership by SOWERS of the trade
secrets  and Proprietary Information in connection with the sale of the Products
and agrees to take no action that would prejudice or interfere with the validity
or  ownership.  All  use  of  the  trade  secrets and Proprietary Information by
LICENSEE  under  this  Agreement shall inure to the exclusive benefit of SOWERS.

12.     INJUNCTIVE  RELIEF.     SOWERS shall have the right to injunctive relief
        -------------------
to  enforce  the  covenants  of  paragraphs 10 and 11 of this Agreement, without
having  to  plead or prove irreparable harm or lack of adequate remedy at law in
addition  to  any  other relief to which it may be entitled at law or in equity.

13.     ABSOLUTE  RESTRICTION ON TRANSFER WITHOUT SOWERS' CONSENT.     The grant
        ----------------------------------------------------------
of the license hereunder is unique to LICENSEE and may not be transferred, or in
effect  transferred  in  whole  or  in  part,  whether by independent agreement,
acquisition  by  another  party  of LICENSEE's capital stock or assets, mortgage
pledge,  lease  or  other assignment as security, merger, consolidation or other
reorganization,  the  succession  by  another  party  to  LICENSEE's business by
operation  of  law, as a consequence of any transaction that results in a change
in  the ownership or right of control of LICENSEE or otherwise unless SOWERS has
expressly  consented  in  writing  thereto.

In the event that there is an acquisition by another party of LICENSEE's capital
stock or assets, mortgage pledge, lease or other assignment as security, merger,
consolidation  or  other  reorganization,  the  succession  by  another party to
LICENSEE's  business  by  operation  of law, as a consequence of any transaction
that  results  in  a  change in the ownership or right of control of LICENSEE or
otherwise,  without  SOWERS'  specific  written  consent  as  to  that  event or
occurrence, SOWERS, at his sole option may immediately terminate this Agreement.

This  Agreement  shall immediately terminate, without further action on the part
of  any  party,  in  the  event  that  insolvency  proceedings of any character,
including,  without  limitation,  bankruptcy,  receivership,  reorganization,
composition or arrangement with creditors, voluntary or involuntary, designating
LICENSEE  as the bankrupt or insolvent, are instituted, pending or threatened or
if LICENSEE makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors or takes any action
with  a  view to, or that would constitute the basis for, the institution of any
such  insolvency  proceedings.

14.     TERMINATION  BY SOWERS UPON NOTICE.     This Agreement may be terminated
        ----------------------------------
at  any  time  by SOWERS in the event that LICENSEE shall fail to perform any of
the  covenants  and  obligations  herein.  Upon  written  notice  of termination
delivered  to LICENSEE by SOWERS, stating the nature and character of the breach
and  allowing  LICENSEE an opportunity to cure such failure within 15 days after
giving  notice,  if the failure has not been corrected by LICENSEE within the 15
day period SOWERS may terminate this Agreement forthwith without the requirement
of any additional notice to LICENSEE to that effect.  Notwithstanding the above,
SOWERS  is  not  required  to give LICENSEE the opportunity to correct a default
that  is a repetition within any 12 month period of a prior default for the same
cause  and  may  terminate  this  Agreement  forthwith  by  written  notice.

15.     WAIVER.  The failure of either party to give notice of nonperformance or
        ------
termination shall not constitute a waiver of the covenants, terms, or conditions
herein  or  of the rights of either party thereafter to enforce those covenants,
terms,  or  conditions  or  to  terminate  this  Agreement  upon  any subsequent
occurrence  or  date.

16.     ACTIONS  TO  BE TAKEN UPON TERMINATION OF LICENSE.  Upon the termination
        -------------------------------------------------
of  this  Agreement, except as may otherwise be provided herein, the license and
all  rights  and  privileges  granted  to  LICENSEE  under  this Agreement shall
immediately  cease  and  terminate  and  LICENSEE  in  the  absence of a renewal
agreement shall thereupon immediately discontinue forever (i) the production and
sale  of  the  Products  and  (ii)  the  use  of  the  Patents trade secrets and
Proprietary  Information  in  connection  with  LICENSEE's  business.

17.     ASSIGNMENT  AND  TRANSFER.     This  License  may  not  be  assigned  or
        --------------------------
transferred by LICENSEE except with the prior approval of SOWERS, which shall be
at  his  sole  discretion.

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18.     FURTHER  ASSURANCES.  The parties agree to execute and deliver from time
        -------------------
to time at the request of any of the other parties to this Agreement and without
further  consideration,  such additional documents and to take such other action
necessary  to  consummate  the  transactions  contemplated  herein.

19.     NOTICES.  All  notices, offers, acceptance and any other acts under this
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Agreement  (except payment) shall be in writing, and shall be sufficiently given
if  delivered  to  the  addressees  in  person,  by  Federal  Express or similar
receipted  delivery,  by  facsimile  delivery or, if mailed, postage prepaid, by
certified  mail,  return  receipt  requested,  as  follows:

LICENSEE                                P.D.C. Innovative Industries
                                        3701 N.W. 126th Avenue
                                        Corporate Park, Bay 5
                                        Coral Springs, Florida 33065.

SOWERS                                  David Sowers
                                        4411 NW 105th Terrace
                                        Coral Springs, Florida 33065

or  to  such other address as either of them, by written notice to the other may
designate  from  time  to  time.  The transmission confirmation receipt from the
sender's  facsimile machine shall be conclusive evidence of successful facsimile
delivery.  Time  shall  be counted to, or from, as the case may be, the delivery
in  person  or  by  mailing.

20.     GOVERNING  LAW.  This  Agreement and any dispute, disagreement, or issue
        --------------
of  construction  or  interpretation  arising  hereunder whether relating to its
execution, its validity, the obligations provided herein or performance shall be
brought  in  a  court  of  competent jurisdiction in Broward County, Florida and
governed  or interpreted according to the internal laws of the State of Florida.

21.     ENTIRE  AGREEMENT.  This  Agreement  constitutes  the  entire  Agreement
        -----------------
between  the  parties  and  supersedes  all  prior  oral  or  written agreements
regarding  the  same  subject  matter.

22.     SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.  In the event any parts of this Agreement are found
        -------------------
to  be  void,  the  remaining provisions of this Agreement shall nevertheless be
binding  with  the  same  effect  as  though  the  void  parts  were  deleted.

23.     SUCCESSORS.  Subject to the provisions of this Agreement, this Agreement
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shall  be  binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their
respective  successors  and  assigns.

24.     SECTION  AND  PARAGRAPH HEADINGS.  The section and paragraph headings in
        --------------------------------
this  Agreement are for reference purposes only and shall not affect the meaning
or  interpretation  of  this  Agreement.

25.     AMENDMENT.  This  Agreement  may  be  amended  only  by an instrument in
        ---------
writing  executed  by  all  parties  hereto.

26.     COUNTERPARTS.  This  Agreement  may  be  executed  in  one  or  more
        ------------
counterparts,  each  of  which  shall  be  deemed  an  original but all of which
together  shall  constitute  one and the same instrument.  The execution of this
Agreement  may  be  by  actual  or  facsimile  signature,  provided however that
original  signatures must be provided within five business days from the date of
signing.

IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF, Licensee and Sowers have executed this Agreement as of the
date  and  year  first  above  written.

     /s/David  Sowers,  Individually

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P.D.C.  Innovative  Industries

By:  /s/ Sandra Sowers
     -------------------------------------
     President
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     Title

<PAGE>
                                    EXHIBIT A
                             DESCRIPTION OF PATENTS

THE  POCKET PITCH DIAL LEVEL has an adjustable center level dial and bulb; it is
of  4" fixed length, weighs 6 ounces.  This pocket-sized, belt-attachable level,
offers  the convenience of an integrated 360-degree rotating center level bulb &
dial for use in limited space areas.  Due to this level's design, In addition to
standard  level applications for horizontal and vertical calibration, adjustment
and  leveling,  the  Pocket  Pitch Level is specifically designed to be uniquely
valuable  in  all  situations  where zero tolerance precision in variable degree
leveling  is  required,  including  roof  pitch,  plumbing  pitch  and  other
non-standard,  variable  pitch  angle  measurements.

THE  POCKET LEVEL has a fixed center level bulb; it is of 4" fixed length weighs
3  ounces.  Similar  to  the Pocket Pitch Level, this level is also designed for
easy  transport  and  use  in  cramped, limited space areas.  Due to this levers
design,  this  level's zero-tolerance angle measurement is more precise than any
competitive  mechanical  level currently marketed.  This level is designed to be
used  in  all  situations  where  horizontal  leveling  is  desirable, including
carpentry,  glasswork, cabinetry, plumbing, and framing applications where exact
horizontal  adjustment  or  measurement  is  required.  4  6

THE  18"  DIAL  LEVEL  has  adjustable center level dial and bulb, 18" collapsed
length  (extends  to  24"  and  30"),  weighs  40 ounces.  This level offers the
convenience  of  an.  integrated  360  degrees  variable  pitch (variable angle)
rotating  center  level  bulb and dial.  The 18" Dial Level adjusts to work area
and  takes  place  of  three  separate conventional levels 18", 24" and 30" when
fully  extended).  Due to this level's design, this level's zero-tolerance angle
is  more  precise  than any competitive mechanical level currently marketed.  In
addition to standard level applications for horizontal and vertical calibration,
adjustment and leveling, the 18" Dial Level can be expanded to fit the work area
and  is  specifically  designed  to be uniquely valuable in all situations where
zero-tolerance precision in variable degree leveling (0-45 degrees) is required,
including  roof  pitch,  plumbing  pitch,  and other non-standard variable pitch
angle  measurements.

THE  18"  STANDARD  LEVEL  has a fixed center level dial and bulb, 18" collapsed
length  (extends  to  24"  and  30"), weighs 26 ounces.  Similar to the 18" Dial
Level  but  without  the  variable  angle  rotating  center level and bulb, this
zero-tolerance  level  also  adjusts  to  the work area and takes place of three
non-adjustable  separate  levels (18", 24" and 30" when fully extended).  In all
situations  where  zero-tolerance  precision  is  required  for  standard
(non-variable)  horizontal  and  vertical  calibration, adjustment and leveling,
including  flexible work space applications in carpentry, glass work, cabinetry,
plumbing,  framing  and  other  construction  jobs,  the  18"  Standard Level is
specifically  designed  to  be  uniquely  valuable.

THE  SQUARING  LEVEL  is  similar in appearance to a traditional framing square.
However  this  Squaring Level's 90 degree arms extend to 12" and can be extended
to  12"  x  18"  and  18" x 18" squaring levels on both ends, 45 degree squaring
level at arm joint.  This level is weighs 32 ounces, can be custom engraved, and
is  available in a selection of colors.  In addition to providing zero-tolerance
90  and  45  degree  framing guidance, the Squaring Level can be used to provide
absolutely  precise  horizontal  or  vertical  leveling.  The  Squaring Level is
specifically  designed  to  be  uniquely  valuable  in  any  situation  where
zero-tolerance  45  or 90 degree framing or horizontal and vertical calibration,
adjustment  and leveling is desirable.  Applications include finished carpentry,
glass  and  mirror  work,  cabinetry,  standard  framing,  and  other  exacting
construction  jobs.

PERFECT  SEAL Perfect Seal is a seal, which can be added to the bottom of a door
in  any  home  or office.  It is not a door sweep, but rather a seal, which does
not  touch  the  flooring  of  the  room until the door is closed tightly.  This
creates  a  perfect airtight closing sea) that keeps out insects, noise, cold or
hot  air.  It  is made with a tongue and grove, which makes it airtight.  When a
door,  which  is  equipped with the Perfect Seal, is closed, the seat drops down
from  inside  the  door  (where  it is stored when not deployed), and the rubber
meets the floor.  When the door is opened, the seal draws back up, thus avoiding
any  friction  with  or  rubbing  against  the  floor.  Perfect  Seal is made of
Anodized  Aluminum.

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FLOW  MIZER  The  Flow  Mizer  is  designed  to  address  the  problem  of water
conservation  acute  in many parts of the United States and abroad.  Flush Mizer
is  a  double  flapper valve, which universally fits most toilet tanks and saves
approximately  30%  of  tank  water  per  flush of liquid waste.  Since flushing
liquid  waste accounts for the major part of the usage of toilet facilities, the
Flush  Mizer  is designed in such a way that an up-motion of the handle provides
for  water-saving liquid waste flushing, while a down-flush motion of the handle
provides  for  solid  waste  flushing,  maintaining  full  flush.

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