Bibo Barmaid LLC

Lcd International, L.l.c.

Medport, LLC

Orthonu, LLC

Unger Marketing International, LLC

Kolcraft Enterprises, Inc.

Brica, Inc.

Other

L&p Property Management Company

Woodstream Corporation

Hallmark Cards, Inc.

Crayola Llc.

Vermont Juvenile Furniture Mfg., Inc.

Icc Innovative Concepts Corporation

Liu Concept Designs & Associates

Douglas F Melville, Jr

Craig Bures

Dexter C Liu

Debra L Walker

Gary M Barch

Paul Joseph Corsi

Jeffrey M Jacober

Sima Yakoby Epstein

Anthony Sgroi, Jr

Paul H Adams

James M Buckley

Chris D Jakubowski

Ross Carl

David Quinlan

Bruce P Popek

Traci J Barron

Lawrence O Freese

Dane Unger

Scott E Machado

Richard Andrus

James Dahl

Steve Belko

Phillip Standley

Jennifer Carter

Lindita Ajro

Todd M Jakubowski

Charles W Dietterich

Robert J Henry

David A Cziraky

Paul Santarsiero

Craig Skinner

Scott S Jakubowski

John Stone

Serafino Canino

Wolfgang Witz

Stephen G Wampold

Paul Corsi

Scott J Gelormino

John David Niel

Brian Edward Nemeckay

Paul Boxmeyer

Luis Rodrigo Piñeiro

Mark Zieff

Tongue sponge

A chair foot attachment for improving focus is a flexible hollow member having a height with side walls defining bottom edges of the hollow member and having an upper wall with a cavity extending downwardly into the hollow member from the upper wall. The cavity extends only partially into the hollow member and defines a cavity height that is less than the height of the hollow member. The cavity has an upwardly facing bottom surface for abutting a bottom of a chair foot when the chair foot is installed in the cavity. When a chair foot is positioned in the cavity, it permits an associated chair to wobble.

Chair foot attachments for improving focus

An orthodontic tool includes a trimmer having a lever, a base, and a spring positioned between the lever and the base. A first substantially transversely extending portion extends from the lever and a second substantially transversely extending portion extends from the base. A cutting surface is associated with each transversely extending portion. The orthodontic tool also includes a tool set having at least two arms coupled together at one end by a fastener and the arms including two or more of a sanding tool, a hook, and a pick.

Orthodonic tools and storage case

An apparatus for making a beverage includes a housing, a first receptacle, a second receptacle, a cutting assembly, a water source, and at least one water outlet. The first receptacle is positioned in the housing for accepting a first beverage container containing a liquid. The second receptacle is positioned in the housing for accepting a second beverage container containing a liquid. The cutting assembly has a cutting blade that is movable relative to the first and second receptacles for opening the first and second containers substantially simultaneously so that liquid stored therein can be at least in part evacuated. The water source is coupled to the housing The at least one water outlet is associated with one or more of the first and second receptacles for adding water to the liquid from the first and second beverage containers from the water source.

Cold beverage dispenser and cutter assembly for cold beverage dispenser

A mouse trap for use with a bucket having an upper rim, a side wall, and a bottom edge includes a top portion having a ledge for seating adjacent or over the upper rim of the bucket and a spiral ramp coupled to an outer edge of the top portion. The top portion has an opening with a movable roller disposed across the opening and the ledge substantially surrounds the opening of the top portion. The spiral ramp when in use extends down the side wall of the bucket from an area near or at the upper rim of the bucket to the bottom edge of the bucket.

Bucket mouse trap

A dusting device is provided that has at least one cleaning member with a microfiber bundle secured to a spine by a seam. The spine provides a resilient flexibility to the cleaning member such that the spine flexes as pressure is applied, but at least partially returns to an original shape upon removal of the pressure.

Dusting devices

A beverage dispenser includes a housing, a first pouch, a cutting mechanism, a water source, and a pump. The housing has at least a first receptacle. The first pouch has a beverage content for seating in the first receptacle and has an opening area thereon for opening the pouch. The cutting mechanism for opening the first pouch in the opening area of the pouch in order to allow the contents thereof to evacuate from the pouch. The water source is coupled to the housing permitting water to mix with the contents of the pouch. The pump coupled to the water reservoir for transferring water from the water reservoir to the vicinity of the first receptacle such that water from the water reservoir mixes with the contents of the pouch. The opening area of the pouch permits cutting or slicing of the pouch with the cutting mechanism.

Cold beverage dispenser and flexible pouch

Pouch

A drawing apparatus for accurately generating a hand-drawn reproduction of an image or object is provided. The drawing apparatus includes a mirror and reflective filter arrangement that allows a user to view, through a single eyepiece, both the object being reproduced and the drawing surface where the user generates a hand-drawn reproduction of the viewed drawing object. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes an adjustable, angled stand for supporting the drawing object, and a drawing surface for generating hand-drawn reproductions. As viewed through the single eyepiece, an image of the drawing surface appears superimposed on the drawing object being reproduced. In further embodiments, the single eyepiece is used with a selectable filter arrangement for adjusting the amount of focus on the drawing surface and/or drawing object.

Drawing apparatus

Dusting device

A holder for snacks and drinks, in one embodiment adapted to be secured by clamping to a child safety car seat in a vehicle, to a stroller, or to a shopping cart handle, as examples. The holder includes a main body having a front side and a rear side and supporting at least one receptacle for holding food or a drink. A clamp assembly is connected to the main body. The clamp assembly includes a pair of jaws movable relative to each other located generally on the rear side of the main body, and an adjustment knob located generally on the front side of the main body.

Snack and drink holder

Growing community of inventors

Simsbury, CT, United States of America

Douglas F Melville, Jr