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Curt G. Joa, Inc.

Devos, LLC

Sioux Steel Company

Oracle America, Inc.

United States Gypsum Company

Scribe Opco, Inc.

Skywalker Holdings, LLC

Cummins Engine Company, Inc.

Vanguard Products Group, Inc.

Geo-comm, Inc.

Castek, LLC

Chris Lee Nelson

Richard Smith

John A McCabe

Robert E Andrews

John Gregory Favor

Weixin David Song

Alfred C Li

Chris C Lee

Cesar Chan

Matthew Ashcraft

Daniel A Peterson

Jeff W Fritz

Ryan Crawford

William A Witt

Rachel Rosario

John A Mccabe

Christopher A Kelsch

John N Figh, Jr

Jeffrey Wayne Fritz

Seungyoon Peter Song

James Wittbold

Wade Zhu

Lee Eckert

Edward N Caldwell

Robert G Grubb

William Rago

Jasen Paul Biggins

Matthew Kuntz

Jon Allen Pelland

James P LeClaire

Adam D DeNoble

Brian R Krueger

John V Shutty

Roy Rard

John T Brosowsky

Robert McDonough

Sarah Johnson

Douglas Barthold

Steven Henningsgard

Scott J Griffith

Curt Loring

Alan J Rabe

Robert Peerson

Collin Heinz

Garry R Hager

William Smith

Cory D Veldman

Joel Jenkins

Steve Ferrara

Karl Larsen

Darell Stoick

Jacqueline Vaquerano

John J Kaehler

Adolfo Gutirrez

Casey Webb

Bill Witt

Sang Hyub Shin

Gene F Kiela Ii

Jesse Gutowski

Peter J Jenquin

Ronald E Schenck

Gene F Kiela

An automatic hygienic hot water expediter device for the hastening of the delivery of warm/hot water to a spigot for purposes of hygiene and comfort. The automatic hygienic hot water expediter device generally includes a controller, tubing or piping composed of code-appropriate materials, and flow control components.

Automatic hygienic hot water expediter device

A tripod stand is configured to support a pole mounted lantern. A bar is carried by a leg and biased by a spring into engagement with a pair of tracks with a wavy profile to resist displacement of the bar out of a valley of the wavy profile. The leg releasably retains a spike to secure the tripod stand to the ground.

Tripod for pole mounted lantern

A pole mounted lantern comprises a lantern housing mounted on a top of a pole. A battery is located in the lantern housing. Light emitting diodes (LEDs) are located inside of the lantern housing and electrically coupled to the battery. A lens is associated with the lantern housing and circumscribes the LEDs. The lens is at least light translucent. A connector is on the top of the lantern housing. An accessory is releasably mounted to the top of the lantern housing. A mating connector of the accessory is releasably engaging the connector of the lantern housing.

Pole mounted lantern

An anti-theft device for securing an article of merchandise against unauthorized removal from a display counter. The anti-theft device comprises a latch plate and a pedestal having a quick-release interface. The latch plate is configured to selectively couple to the quick-release interface. A latch bolt is disposed within the pedestal. The latch bolt locks the latch plate relative to the quick-release interface. A plurality of retaining arms is configured to receive and retain an article of merchandise. The retaining arms cannot be disengaged from the article of merchandise while the latch plate is locked relative to the quick-release interface. A solenoid is housed within the pedestal and operationally connected to the latch bolt. The solenoid is configured to retract the latch bolt into a position in which the latch bolt disengages the latch plate, thereby releasing the latch plate from the quick-release interface.

Security device with a remotely actuated quick-release mechanism

A plow collateral damage mitigating system for the minimization of collateral damage done by otherwise routine and/or careless usage of a plow blade is disclosed herein. In one or more embodiments, the system includes a signal transmission cable configured to be disposed around a periphery of an area that is to be plowed; one or more receivers on a snow plow device or vehicle that are configured to receive at least one signal conveyed by the signal transmission cable; at least one actuator controlling an orientation of a plow blade of the snow plow device; and a control unit configured to automatically control the orientation of the plow blade by means of adjusting the at least one actuator based upon the at least one signal of the signal transmission cable so as to avoid damaging a boundary feature and/or obstruction disposed at the periphery of the area being plowed.

Plow collateral damage mitigating system

A pole mounted lantern comprises a lantern housing mounted on a top of a pole. A slot extends through the lantern housing. A circuit board is located in the lantern housing and carries light emitting diodes (LEDs). A lens is associated with the lantern housing and circumscribes the LEDs. The circuit board has a portion extending to the slot and exposed to an exterior of the lantern housing and ambient conditions outside of the lantern housing. The circuit board is configured to conduct heat from the LEDs inside the lantern housing and out of the lantern housing through the slot.

A receptacle having a wrap is configured to define a chamber for receiving a container. A pair of slots are formed in the wrap. A first connector is exposed through a first one of the slots and coupled to a surface of the wrap and a second connector exposed through a second one of the slots and coupled to the surface of the wrap.

Beverage holder

A method for translating geodetic position measurements of emergency caller locations into dispatchable address locations that includes transmitting a geodetic location of a mobile communication device that is being used by a caller in a building to a public safety answering point, providing a building data store that includes a civic address for the building, latitude and longitude coordinates defining a 2-dimensional footprint of the building and vertical information about the building, using the building data store to convert the geodetic location to the civic address and transmitting the civic address of the mobile communication device to the public safety answering point.

System and method for translating geodetic position measurements of emergency caller locations into dispatchable address locations

Fishing rod caddy

Several variations of core formation techniques and machines to produced cores are disclosed, including a large and small discrete core, formed on a screen and combined; a large and small continuous core, formed on a web; and two and three-dimensional cores, formed on a screen, and core formation on a non-woven web.

Apparatus and method for forming absorbent cores

A signal transmission cable configurable to allow variable electromagnetic field transmission along a length thereof is disclosed herein. The signal transmission cable includes at least one inner signal wire, the at least one inner signal wire configured to convey a signal originating from a signal transmitter; a shielding layer circumscribing the at least one inner signal wire, the shielding layer configured to prevent an electromagnetic field from escaping exteriorly from the signal transmission cable; and an outer protective layer circumscribing the shielding layer, the outer protective layer configured to prevent damage to the shielding layer and the at least one inner signal wire. One or more portions of the outer protective layer and the shielding layer are configured to be selectively removed by a user so as to enable the electromagnetic field emanating from the signal transmission cable to be varied.

Signal transmission cable configurable for variable electromagnetic field emission

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Chris Lee Nelson