Brady Worldwide Corp.

Other

J. R. Johnson Supply, Inc.

David J Schouweiler, Jr

Scott C Milton

Mark A Feitel

Robert E Mora

Stanley J Hoium, Jr

A combustion chamber is provided within an internal combustion engine, the chamber bounded by a cylinder bore, a primary end, and a secondary end. The secondary end reciprocates between a TDC position nearest the primary end and a BDC position. Induction and exhaust ports are timed to open and close to transfer air into, and gasses from, the chamber. The chamber becomes fuel stratified when the secondary end is positioned within a stratified distance of the primary end. When stratified, the chamber is comprised of a central region, a perimeter region, and a transfer passageway between regions. A fuel injector at the primary end injects fuel only into the central region and only prior to ignition. The perimeter region pumps air into the central region prior to ignition, creating tumble turbulence. Combustion is initiated near TDC in the central region and concluded near TDC in the transfer passageway.

Fuel-stratified combustion chamber in a direct-injected internal combustion engine

Label printer media supply cartridge

Label printer ribbon supply cartridge

A flat (,) for containing a plurality of nestable pots (,). Flat (,) includes a like plurality of &ldquo;cells&rdquo; (,) each sized and configured to frictionally hold one of the pots (,). Each cell (,) includes a frame (,) and a plurality of &ldquo;struts&rdquo; (,), each strut including a top portion (,) and a bottom portion (,). The top and bottom strut portions have different angles, so that only the strut bottom portions, which are angled at approximately the same angle as the sides of the pots (,), actually grip the pot(s); whereas the strut top portions (,) angle away from the pots and do not frictionally grip same. Preferably, the strut bottom portions (,) grip the bottom portion of the lower pot (of a stack of nested pots) in register with the &ldquo;dead space&rdquo; (,) between the nested pots. The result is that only the bottom/outer pot (,) of a stack of nested pots is frictionally held by the struts, and the inner/upper pot(s) (,) can be readily removed without having to also remove or disturb the lower pot (,) in the stack.

Method and apparatus for containing plants

Printer

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

David J Schouweiler, Jr