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Oregon State University

Outset Medical, Inc.

Home Dialysis Plus, Ltd.

Bruce W Johnson

Richard Budd Peterson

James R Curtis

Richard Todd Miller

Goran Jovanovic

M Kevin Drost

Robbie Ingram-Goble

Julie S Wrazel

Ladislaus Nonn

Anna Evelyn Garrison

Hailei Wang

Luke W Fisher

Eric Kenneth Anderson

Kevin Drost

Alana Anderson

Alana Warner-Tuhy

Goran Nadezda Jovanovic

Richard T Miller

Wrazel Julie S S

A dialysis system includes a filtration system capable of filtering a water stream, a water purification system capable of purifying said water stream in a non-batch process, a mixing system capable of producing a stream of dialysate from mixing one or more dialysate components with the water stream in a non-batch process, and a dialyzer system. The dialyzer may be a microfluidic dialyzer capable of being fluidly coupled to the stream of dialysate and a blood stream.

Dialysis system

This device relates to a yarn containing and dispensing device adapted for dispensing axially-winding and peripheral-winding skeins of yarn. This device includes a container having mating longitudinal top and bottom members with end members at each end. When closed, the top and bottom members define a longitudinal gap therebetween for dispensing yarn from a peripherally-winding skein. Further, when closed, the end members define an aperature for dispensing yarn from an axially-winding skein. Alternatively, the aperture retains a spindle for supporting a peripherally-winding skein.

Yarn containing and dispensing device and method of use of the same

The present invention relates to a material handling bucket of the type commonly used on a front-end loader. The bucket is provided with an apron assembly that includes an apron that is movable fore and aftly between a retracted position where the apron essentially closes the front opening of the bucket to an extended position where the apron is spaced forwardly from the front opening of the bucket. In addition, the apron and entire apron assembly is privotally mounted such that it can be hydraulically moved a generally horizontal position to a vertical position thereby providing clear access to the front opening of the bucket.

Material handling bucket with extensible and pivotally mounted apron

The present invention relates to a log splitting apparatus that can be mounted to a tractor. The log splitting apparatus of the present invention includes an elongated beam. Secured on one end of the elongated beam is a wedge assembly. Movably mounted on the beam is a log pusher that normally assumes a position spaced from said wedge assembly. The pusher is operatively connected to at least one hydraulic cylinder that is anchored to said beam. To split a log, the log is placed between the log pusher and wedge assembly. After that, the hydraulic cylinder may be actuated causing the pusher to engage and push a log portion into and through said wedge assembly resulting in a log portion being split.

Log splitting apparatus

A box-like receptacle comprises an earth moving and handling apparatus adapted for use as a rear mounted scraper and as a front mounted bucket for digging, loading, transporting and dumping earth material for excavation and landscaping purposes. The receptacle includes a movable end gate effective to move forwardly to dump loaded earth. The movable end gate is guided in its movement without means of multiple and complicated guide tracks or rollers but instead comprises improved guide means defined by a pair of parallel spaced tubular post members each having a stationary outer sleeve member and a sliding inner sleeve member telescopically received by the outer sleeve member. The free end portion of the inner sleeve members are attached to the rear mid-region of the movable end gate.

Earth handling apparatus

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Raleigh, NC, United States of America

Bruce W Johnson