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Brian B Walker

Richard F Murphy

Zachary B Conner

Alistair J Douglas

A free standing display case with a product display system capable of displaying product and delivering multiple different messages with the illumination of the product and the illumination of a product display panel separable from each other with the information on the illuminated product display panel generated from a backlit panel.

Product display stand

A display flag for drawing attention to a product where the display flat contains a set of foldable panels for supporting an LED in a viewable condition with the display flag cantileverly supportable through a lateral extension from each of the foldable panels.

Shelf flags

A digital advertisement display stand comprising a product display unit having multiple spaces for supporting, displaying, and advertising goods and services, at least one static display located on the product display unit, at least one live action monitor located on the product display unit with the live action monitor having a touch screen, a central processing unit located in the live action monitor, a memory storage unit connected to the central processing unit, and a long distance wireless data transmission device connected to the central processing unit and at least one offsite control center in wireless communication with the long distance wireless data transmission device of the live action monitor.

Digital advertisement display stand

A shelf edge display having a shelf gripper and a translucent panel with a light diffusion compartment located between the shelf gripper and the translucent panel to support a light source therein for illuminating a backside of the translucent panel to thereby illuminate an information strip on a front face of the translucent panel with translucent light.

Shelf edge displays

A teargas deploying assembly includes an elongated tubular member having a first end and a second end. The first end is closed and has a pointed shape. The second end is open. A plurality of apertures extends into the tubular member and each is positioned generally adjacent to the first end. A canister receiving housing is fluidly coupled to the second end and extends away therefrom. A teargas canister may selectively be positioned into the housing. A male bracket is attached to the housing for removably mounting the housing to the female receiver such that the tubular member extends away from the vehicle. The first end of the tubular member may be extended through a wall such that teargas released from the canister may enter a dwelling bound by the wall.

Teargas deploying assembly

A shelf liner comprising a base for engaging a surface of a shelf, a panel secured to the base with the panel having at least two display areas for displaying information, in one embodiment a plurality of lips located on the panel slidably secures a first information strip to the first display area and slidably secures a second information strip to the second display area and in a further embodiment, a set of sidewall dividers having an elongated portion member are secured to the opposite sides of the base for forming a compartment therebetween.

Shelf liner

A consumer information projection system composed of a remote control unit such as a microcomputer which sends commands through the Internet to an on-site central processing unit that will control the images produced by at least one digital imager within a building. The projector or projectors create an information carrying image that is generated on a viewable surface for a customer to see. If desired the customer can orally request product information by speaking into a voice recognition system that controls a database of product specific information that is deliverable in either visual or audio form or both.

Remote consumer information system

A hand-held light projector adapted to create on a remote display screen a light show presenting Lissajous figures whose patterns depend on how the projector is shaken by the operator. The projector includes a light bulb whose rays are focused to form a light beam that is directed onto a first spring-mounted mirror that when the projector is shaken, then oscillates about a horizontal axis, the beam deflected by the first mirror being cast on a second spring-mounted mirror that oscillates about a vertical axis. The beam deflected by the second mirror is cast on and scans the remote screen to produce a light trace thereon whose path is the resultant of the concurrent oscillations of the two mirrors to create on the screen Lissajous figures whose patterns depend on the frequencies and amplitudes of the oscillations.

Hand-held light projector for producing light show

A series of derivatives of the biologically active C-terminus of gastrin was synthesized to study the structural activity of the molecule and also to determine the smallest and highest affinity inhibitor of gastrin. Earlier work speculated that a peptide resistant to dipeptidase contained in a receptor would be an effective gastrin antagonist. Methods: Five dogs with both chronic gastric fistulae and Heidenhein pouches were used. After an 18 hour fast, gastric juice was collected both from the gastric fistula and pouch over 200 minutes at 10 minute intervals. MMC (Migrating Motor Complex) was monitored by a small balloon in the gastric antrum. Collections were initiated at the beginning of phase I of the MMC and were obtained under 3 conditions: Control, pentagastrin infusion (0.5 .mu.g/Kg/h, i.v.) and pentagastrin+peptide infusion (Indole propionic acid [IPA]- Leu-Asp-Phenethyl amine [PEA], Boc-Trp-Leu-.beta.Ala, IPA-Leu-.beta.Ala, or Boc-Trp-Leu-Asp-methyl meta Aminobenzoic acid {mABAOMe] at 20 pmol/kg/h for 70 min.). Pentagastrin infusion was started immediately before the next peak of the MMC. Peptides were infused 60 minutes after starting pentagastrin infusion. Results: All four peptides inhibited the stimulated acid secretion causing it to approach the control level.

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Big Lake, MN, United States of America

Brian B Walker