Jackpocket, Inc.

Chopfit, LLC

Aspire Food Group USA Inc.

Grio, Inc.

Anna D Cardinal

Redza Shah

Paul T Williams

Deepak Selvaraj

Eric Parker

Peter J Sullivan

Thompson Bertron

Drew Eric Walther

Jason Dye

Frank Zeiler

Jonathan Spillman

Michael Todd Hall

Gabriel Mott

Roger Duncan Selby

Oluwadara B Chike-Obi

Lydia M Contreras

An automatic feeder system may include: an input bin configured to store at least one physical request slip; a feeder unit; and a support frame. The feeder unit may include a feed neck operable to automatically obtain a physical request slip from the input bin and convey it out from an outlet of the feed neck. The support frame may support the feeder unit so that the outlet is configured to engage with an input of a retailer system engaged with the automatic feeder system such that conveyance of the physical request slip out from the outlet causes the physical request slip to enter the input of the retailer system and cause the retailer system to generate a physical ticket for the game of chance based on the physical request slip.

Automated feeder system and methods of use

A baby bottle system including a bottle assembly and a detachable unit. The baby bottle system is configured to enhance a baby's feeding routine, simulate a baby's cognitive and emotional development, and prevent nipple/bottle confusion. The detachable unit includes an opening to receive an end portion of a baby bottle and a compartment for receiving an accessory that stimulates one or more of the senses of the baby.

Baby bottle system

Exercise device

An exercise device can include a handle having a handle axis and a handle weight. A head can be removably coupled to a distal end of the handle with a single fastener adjacent a proximal end of the head. The head can have a head weight and can be axe-shaped. A distal end of the head can be blunt. A portion of each of the proximal and distal ends can be planar.

System, method and apparatus for exercise device

An insert for use in an insect habitat. The insert usable to increase the overall surface space within a habitat available to cultivate the insects. The insert formed from including a plurality of members formed to mate or otherwise couple together to form a gird.

Habitat and system for cultivation of insects

Insect habitat stacker

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Anna D Cardinal