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Edward J Weiss

James D Puckett

Nail clippers having both shielded cutting blades to prevent intentional or accidental injury and an integral means for collecting clipped nails. The nail clippers include two hollow cylindrical housings each having both a closed and open end. The edges of the open ends of both housings each have a corresponding concave sharpened section, forming the cutting edges of a nail clipping slot. The housings are both slideably connected to and spring biased against each other. A nail inserted into the nail clipping slot is clipped by squeezing the housings together. Clipped nails are collected in the closed end of one of the housings. The closed end may be opened and/or removed to discard the clippings.

Sanitary nail clippers

A child carrier adapted to be removably attached to a bicycle and having a seat portion, a backrest and a footrest portion. A front wheel assembly is attached to an underside of the footrest portion and a rear wheel assembly and handle assembly are movably fitted to the backrest portion; the rear wheel assembly and handle assembly each being independently and selectively movable between a range of vertically adjusted, locked positions including a stowed position and an operable position, the operable position defining a stroller mode wherein the carrier, once removed from the bicycle, functions as a childs stroller.

Child carrier and stroller attachable to a bicycle

Portable testing apparatus for low current circuit breakers which enables short circuit and constant current tests to be conducted at the breaker panel. A first container includes a parallel array of resistive loads each under control of a corresponding relay. Low voltage control circuitry is provided in a second container and permits variation of the load appearing in series with the circuit breaker under test. The short circuit test can be performed at the first container which operates at the line voltage.

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Miami, FL, United States of America

Edward J Weiss