The Sherwin Williams Company

The Coleman Company, Inc.

Robert Boschgmbh

S-b Power Tool Company

Bob Bruno

Scott M Belliveau

James E MacDonald

Dilip R Tamhane

Ronald D Hudas

Kenneth W Erdmann

Adam J Chafe

Forrest A Burney

Stuart F Bedford

Oliver J Ramsey

Charlie Watling

John R Laverack

Doug Winner

Greg G Weaver

Judith Brooks

Paul Metaxatos

Ricardo Perez

Gregg Michael Mangialardi

Richard Long

Christopher Weiland

Randy May

James Nolen

Robert Mosher

Albert F Kunz

Scott Griswold

Sean Gallagher

Walter Bennage

Circular saw

The present invention is directed toward a novel container system that is designed to hold and store liquids, such as for example, paints, stains, and various other coatings. The container system generally includes a base member, a shelf that is contained within the base member, and a lid. The shelf is provided with the base member and is designed to accept an application device, such as for example a paint roller. A lid is also provided with the container so that a fluid may be provided and stored as part of an all-inclusive delivery system.

Container

Applicator wiping surface for a container

Lid for a container

A recessed key and bit holder for detachably holding at least one drill part such as a drill bit and a chuck key having a chuck key handle and a chuck head, onto a handle base of a power tool. There is at least one recessed area disposed on an enlarged handle base, and at least one spring clip having an anchor end and a retaining end. The anchor end is mounted inside the handle base and the retaining end is located inside the recessed area. The structure also has a finger relief cutout portion formed in connection with the recessed area. The recessed area has a handle portion and a head portion, where the handle portion is shaped to accommodate the chuck key handle and drill bit, and the head portion is shaped to accommodate the chuck head.

Drill having recessed key and bit holder

A mosquito and biting insect attracting apparatus that includes a heat element (a thermal lure), a source of carbon dioxide (CO2), and a source of a chemical biting insect attractant, such as octenol. The heat for the thermal lure and the source of CO2 are provided by a propane flame. The thermal lure includes a structure that surrounds a propane burner and that is heated by the burner to a temperature that is similar to that of a small animal, such as 95 to 115 degrees Fahrenheit. The structure includes a series of baffles and conduction elements that permit the structure to have a substantially constant heat signature, which is desirable for attracting mosquitoes and other biting insects. A mechanism may be provided for trapping or killing the attracted mosquitoes, such as an adhesive substance or an electronic grid.

Insect trapping panel assembly for a mosquito attracting appratus

Mosquito and biting insect attracting and killing apparatus

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Avon, CT, United States of America

Bob Bruno