Rehrig International, Inc.

Etn Capital LLC

Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.

Industrial Intelligence, Inc.

National Optronics, Incorporated

Newell Operating Company

Lowes Companies, Inc.

First Wave Products Group LLC

4dcm, LLC

You Cann & Co., LLC

Bruce S Ferris

William Myles Riley

Alan R Kern

John A LaFleur

Paul Gilbert Rockwell

Sean Anderson

Kristin Schmidt

Shane Diller

George T Armbruster, Jr

George H Hand

Anthony James Hickey

Keith Johnson

Daryll Scott Evans

Jeffrey Alan Warden

Timothy M Crowder

Jay Kinsley Fording

Michael Duane Garten

Sean Derek Anderson

Sally C Kocotas

Slava Orlov

Steven C Decker

Jeffrey W Rosania

John J Refalo, Iii

Tory L Tingen

Mark Ennis Ketner

Jonathan Bryant Grey

Joseph E Jasinski

Alan Abul-Haj

Charles K Akers

Brian D Bell

Sean D Anderson

Kevin Owen Roughton

Melanie Calabria

Laurence E Moulis, Jr

Brian Joseph Wismann

Christopher Scott Murray

Sean W Higgins

Suzy Smithson

Adriane Dian Cooley

Viatcheslav Orlov

Elliott Hedman

Jonathan Randall Kyte

Mahnaz Moosa

Catherine P Barnes

Eirikur Blumenstein

Chris Murray

Ann Samenuk

Goerge Hand

Anthony Cosentino

Brent Roeder

Samuel DeFilipp

Brian Slate

Sherry Eckholm

Brenda Lee Roberts Moosa

A hose support assembly for supporting a hose. The hose support assembly includes a series of panels that are connected together by links. The assembly is adjustable between an extended orientation to support the hose, and a folded orientation for storage when not in use. The panels are configured such that the assembly supports the hose at a decreasing height above the ground to facilitate drainage of fluids in the hose.

Hose support assembly

A continuous dust accumulation monitoring system, device and method monitors and measures dust accumulation via an enclosure and a machine vision subsystem which can include a digital camera. A dirty optics detection subsystem monitors optical clarity and can invoke a cleaning assembly to help maintain clarity of optics for monitoring and measuring dust accumulation.

Continuous dust accumulation monitoring system with impaired optics detection and cleaning

A landing pad that mounts to a foot of a vehicle support. The landing pad includes a bottom with an opening. A side wall extends upward from the bottom with the side wall positioned around a perimeter of the bottom. A top shelf extends radially inward towards the opening from the side wall with the top shelf extending over and being spaced away from the bottom. One or more slots extend from the top shelf to the opening. Each of the one or more slots includes a first section that extends into a lower surface of the top shelf and a second section that extends into a top surface of the bottom with the first section and the second section of each of the one or more slots being aligned to direct water to the opening.

Landing pad for a vehicle support

Embodiments of a continuous dust accumulation monitoring system comprise an enclosure adapted for use in electrical hazardous locations, a sample area for collecting ambient dust, a dust accumulation sensor assembly installed in the enclosure configured to generate a signal based on the amount of ambient dust collected on the sample area and a circuit board within the enclosure configured to receive the signal from the dust accumulation sensor assembly. The continuous dust accumulation monitoring system may be connected to system control hardware.

Continuous dust accumulation monitoring system

Systems and indicators of cleaning effectiveness are provided for deployment in an environment where samples of different vacuum cleaners are displayed for consideration by potential purchasers or renters of such vacuum cleaners to facilitate comparisons of cleaning effectiveness between or among the different vacuum cleaners.

Indicators of cleaning effectiveness of vacuum cleaners and systems to facilitate comparisons of cleaning effectiveness of vacuum cleaners

A portable changing table comprises a flexible hanging support having upper and lower ends, a chamber adapted to receive and hold a child during diapering, and left and right support straps. The upper end of the hanging support has at least one hook for hanging the changing table during use. The hanging support is adapted to hang substantially vertically during use. The chamber is attached to the lower end of the hanging support such that the chamber hangs from the hanging support during use. The chamber comprises a floor, a rear wall having a bottom edge foldably attached to a rear edge of the floor, a front wall having a bottom edge foldably attached to a front edge of the floor, a flexible left side wall, and a flexible right side wall.

Portable changing table

A dining plate includes a top portion with a substantially transparent window therein. The plate also includes a bottom portion with a bottom surface having a first outside receiving groove and second inside receiving groove. The bottom portion has a generally planar shape that corresponds generally to the shape of the top portion. The bottom portion also has a top surface with a continuous inner standing rib and an outward rim. The top and bottom portions are joined together so that the inner standing rib is releaseably positioned in the inside receiving groove and the outward rim is releaseably positioned in the outside receiving groove. A substantially watertight cavity is formed between a central section of each of the top and bottom portions. The cavity is aligned with the window in the top portion.

Dining plate and method for use to provide customizable and personalized dining experiences

A lifting mechanism for a storage bin is positioned in a cabinet having a countertop. The lifting mechanism has a base adapted to be supported in the cabinet, a moveable member operably connected to the base, a support member connected to the moveable member, and a storage bin supported by the support member. The moveable member is moveable between a first position, wherein the storage bin is adapted to be positioned within the cabinet, and a second position wherein the storage bin is raised such that the storage bin is adapted to be positioned out of the cabinet. When the storage bin is raised, a top of the storage bin is adapted to be positioned proximate the countertop.

Storage bin with lifting mechanism

A pill crusher device and method including a base and a lid movable between open and closed positions with respect to the base. The base includes a pill cup holder for holding a cup with one or more pills therein. The cup may include a flange that is keyed to the cup holder to prevent the cup from rotating with the cup holder. A head protrudes from the inside surface of the lid and is shaped to nest within the cup either directly against the pills, or against a second cup placed in the first cup with the pills located between the two cups.

Pill crusher with pill holder verification and safety features

Blocker for eyeglass lenses

Dry powder inhalers for dispensing pharmaceutical grade formulations of inhalable dry powder include: an inhaler housing having a mouthpiece associated therewith; and a slidably extendable forward member that is movable between retracted and extended positions, held by the inhaler housing adjacent the mouthpiece. In the extended position, the forward member extends outward a distance beyond a forwardmost portion of the mouthpiece, and in the retracted position, a forwardmost portion of the forward member is positioned rearward of the forwardmost portion of the mouthpiece with an access portion of the mouthpiece accessible by a user.

Inhalers with extendable/retractable forward member and associated methods of dispensing inhalant substances

Dry powder inhalers with a multi-dose dry powder package for dispensing pharmaceutical grade formulations of inhalable dry powder, include: (a) a blister package comprising a plurality of spaced apart sealed blisters thereon, each blister having a projecting ceiling and a floor defining a blister channel therebetween, the blister channel comprising a dry powder therein; (b) a movable blade cartridge holding a blade at a forward portion thereof; and (c) an extendable mouthpiece attached to the movable blade cartridge. In operation, a user pulls the mouthpiece outward and then pushes the mouthpiece inward to cause the blister package to advance to position a blister in a selected dispensing position in the inhaler and to cause the blade cartridge to move the blade across a blister ceiling held in the dispensing position in the inhaler to thereby open the blister held in the dispensing position.

Dry powder inhalers, related blister package indexing and opening mechanisms, and associated methods of dispensing dry powder substances

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Richmond, VA, United States of America

Bruce S Ferris