Tearscience, Inc.

Angiodynamics, Inc.

Liftseat Corporation

Church Dwight & Co., Inc.

Aspen Ice, LLC

Baxter International Inc.

Baxter Healthcare Sa

Wm Wrigley Jr Company

Kuvee, Inc.

David Chesley

Keith Hobart Gausmann

Daniel A Peterson

Stephen Michael Grenon

Gary F Prokop

Martin Rathgeber

Kenneth Focht

James J Mitchell

Joey Nakayama

Natan Pheil

Jeffrey Cogan Nelson

Seth Cote

Julia Rose Anderson

John David Hartman

Christopher Harris

Graham Robert Byrne Henshaw

John DePiano

Craig Anderson

Peter Costello

Mark Witt

Adam Ruggles

Margaret Lowan Benezra

Zachary Konsin

Ayan Bhandair

King Ya Moy

Albert R Nazareth

Michael R Prisco

Neema Pourian

Eric Hyman

Richard P Meyst

Alan W Marttila

Raymond Clark

Geoffrey Blake Lansberry

Simon Freed

David S Jaggi

Timothy B Meluch

Roy T Henderson

Eric Cunningham

Don Lehman

Duane Junior Gilbert

Jennifer Johns

Nils Arnaud Teissier Du Cros

Adam Elliot Bercu

Jereme Dumm

Mark Wolfson

Gary Illein

Vijay Girdhar Manwani

Handle for a manual mechanical aspiration device

Manual mechanical aspiration device

Port for aspiration device

An ice bagger is provided. The ice bagger includes an ice hopper into which ice is disposed from an ice manufacturer. The ice hopper further includes an ice agitator. The ice hopper defines an ice trough positioned beneath the ice hopper. An ice auger is housed inside the ice trough. The ice auger transports ice to an ice delivery chute. A hatch is positioned beneath the ice delivery chute, upon which the bag rests while filling. The ice delivery chute and the hatch define a bag filling area such that, when bags are present in the bag filling area, the bags are positioned to be filled. A scale is positioned on the hatch. The scale weighs the ice being deposited into the bag. When the bag is full, the bag is sealed by a sealer. When the bag is sealed, the hatch opens and the bag of ice is deposited in an bag depository. This Abstract is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.

Ice machine

An ice bagger is provided. The ice bagger includes an ice hopper into which ice is disposed from an ice manufacturer. The ice hopper further includes an ice agitator and defines an ice trough there beneath. An ice auger, housed inside the ice trough, transports ice to an ice delivery chute. A hatch is positioned beneath the ice delivery chute, upon which the bag rests while filling. A scale is positioned on the hatch. The scale weighs the ice being deposited into the bag. When the bag is full, the bag is sealed by a sealer. When the bag is sealed, the hatch opens and the bag of ice is deposited in an bag depository. This Abstract is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.

A beverage container includes a flexible inside container and a rigid outside container. The flexible container can retain a liquid and seal the liquid from environmental air, while the surrounding rigid container facilitates handling and pouring in a form factor that reproduces the look and feel of a conventional wine bottle. A one-way valve permits pouring from the flexible container while preventing ingress of atmospheric oxygen or other contaminants. In particular, the one-way valve can be configured to retain a beverage within the flexible container until an exit path for the beverage through the valve is filled with liquid to seal the exit path and effectively eliminate any return path for ingress of air. To create a bottle-like pouring experience, the valve may automatically open to allow for the pouring of fluid when the bottle is tilted, and the valve may automatically close at the end of a pour.

Container for preserving liquid contents

Vending machine with slide

Adapters are provided for establishing fluid communication between an anesthetic agent container and an anesthetic vaporizer having a fluid port. The adapter may be mountable on the vaporizer to cooperate with the spout of an anesthetic agent container or may be mountable on an anesthetic agent container to cooperate with the fluid port of an anesthetic vaporizer to provide a sealing and/or retaining relationship therebetween.

Adapters for use with an anesthetic vaporizer

Devices and methods are presented for elevating seat devices. The device allows a vertical and forward motion of a seat from a first position to a second position. Such motion more resembles a natural body motion during the standing motion. A similar but converse motion is also possible with movement from a standing position to a sitting position.

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David Chesley