American Trading and Production Corporation

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Colgate Palmolive Company

At&t Information Systems Inc.

Dentsply Research & Development Corp.

The Procter Gamble Company

Herman Miller, Inc.

Goody Products, Inc.

Wenco LLC

Corning Incorporated

Helen of Troy Limited

American Telephone and Telegraph, Co.

Itoki Corporation

Hunt Holdings, Inc.

Nynex Corporation

Eric P Chan

Jeffrey Frederick Miller

Robert Moskovich

Eyal Eliav

Gordon E Sylvester

Kyoungeun Ahn

Rama Chorpash

Ira Spool

Richard H Paschke

Yoon Ho Choi

LaTisha Evette Salaam

Brooke Marie Woods

Wendy L Silver

Michael I Silver

Michael Morath

Ghanshyam A Bhat

Kevin K Lint

Kent D Russell

David P Pollock

John S Lamancusa

Jose R Varela

Kenneth Gerald Waguespack

Paul G Dame

Chris G Johnson

Howard M Citron

George E Warrin

Michael Hung-Tai Luh

George A Miles

Robert J Schuman

Jeff Miller

Alfred E Corbellini

Donald B Swicker

Norman M Rucci

Martin I Septimus

John Kevin Bruce

V Richard Guilmette

Christopher Hable

Satoshi Kan

Eugene F Sisco

Michael Tropper

Irvin Marguiles

Mark Roland Laue

Philip B Daley

Jeffrey F Miller

Kim M Austin

Richard A Yackel

Jeffery E Schiedegger

Helmuth C Sautter

Paul Dedvukaj

Ronny N Galloway

Michael Dolan

Latisha Evette Salaam

A safe for mounting on a shelf with a drop-down door that provides a work surface to sort a safe's contents. The drop-down door is congruent with a floor panel of the safe, forming a continuous working area. Within the drop-down door, there is a concealed document pocket. The drop-down door is substantially flush with a pair of side walls and a ceiling wall when closed. A spring plunger pushes the door open when the lock is disengaged. The safe has a back-lit shelf within an interior chamber. The safe is secured to the shelf by a bottom lock assembly with rotatable mounting plate concealed by the floor panel of the safe. In one example embodiment, the door is secured by a locking mechanism with a plurality of rotating pins.

Safe

A bottle holder and accessory for holding a mobile device includes a first part having a first clamp at a first end that is configured to receive and grasp a bottle. The first part has a stem at an opposite second end and a first arm that is pivotally coupled to the stem. A holder that is configured to hold the mobile device. The holder is pivotally coupled to the first arm.

Bottle holder and accessory for a mobile device

The modular power electrical system provides a plurality of base modules, connectors, and functional device modules, and mating modules which can be connected together to provide a fully reconfigurable power transfer system. A magnetic connection is used to connect the devices together and to transmit power some embodiments. Methods for controlling the modules are also described.

Modular electrical power supply and control system

A video camera band includes left and right side portions, a bridge, at least one video camera, a processor, local storage and a network interface. Video recorded by the video camera band is transmitted via the network interface to a remote computing device.

Video camera band and system

The present disclosure provides a paper product having at least two plies. Only one outer surface of the tissue paper product has a lotion and a polyhydroxy compound having a molecular weight ranging from about 150 to about 4,000 and selected from the group consisting of glycerols, polyglycerols, polyethylene glycols (PEGs), polyoxyethylenes, polyoxypropylenes, and combinations thereof applied thereto by slot extrusion. The polyhydroxy compound provides the tissue paper product with a Wet Burst greater than about 90 g, a Dynamic Coefficient of Friction less than about 0.9, and a Bending Flexibility less than about 0.042 gf cm/cm.

Soft tissue paper having a polyhydroxy compound and lotion applied onto a surface thereof

The present invention provides a paper product having at least one ply, wherein only one outer surface of said tissue paper has a polyhydroxy compound and a lotion applied thereto.

A chair has a seatand a backrestand the backrestis allowed to be tilted backward by elastic deformation of right and left back frame devices. The right and left back frame deviceseach are composed of two unit framesand. The back frame devicehas a main portionwhich are disposed outside the right and left sides of the seat, upper inward portionsandwhich are connected to an upper rear end of the main portion, lower inward portionsandwhich go under the seatfrom a lower end portion of the main portion, and forward end portionsandwhich are integrally connected to the lower inward portionsand. The forward end portionsandare fixed to the base. The back frame devicecan be largely elastically deformed with the combination of a characteristic in which the back frame device is long, a characteristic in which the back frame device has the lower inward portionsand, and a characteristic in which the back frame device has the forward end portionsand. Accordingly, the backrestcan be tilted backward at a large angle.

Chair

A cutting device especially designed for cutting up salad greens includes two blades, a rib and handles. The two blades are inter-secured to rotate together about a common axis, but are spaced apart from each other along the common axis. The rib is pivotably secured to the two blades so as to rotate about the common axis, and is curved in a direction of rotation so as to have a concave surface. The handles are integrated with the two blades and the rib to control the two blades and the rib to rotate simultaneously between open and closed positions. The concave surface of the rib is the lead surface when moving from the open position to the closed position, and the cutting edges of the two blades cross edges of the concave surface when moving from the open position to the closed position, so as to perform a cutting action.

Multi-blade cutting device

A teakettle has a vessel defining a storage chamber with a spout, a handle connected to the vessel and including a hollow portion communicating with the chamber, a closure member disposed within the spout and movable for opening and closing the spout, an actuator on the handle, and a linkage assembly extending through the hollow portion of the handle and coupling the actuator to the closure member for opening the closure member inwardly of the spout in response to actuation of the actuator.

Teakettle with closure inside spout

The present invention relates to an enhanced cleaning toothbrush bristle pattern, wherein two rows of taller bristle tufts transversely divide the toothbrush head into three sections, the bristle tufts within each section having a trim pattern which in profile is convex in relation to the toothbrush face; wherein the two rows of taller bristle tufts penetrate between teeth, while the curved trim profile of each section provides for good conformity to the curved tooth surfaces and for an improved sweeping action.

Toothbrush having an efficacious bristle pattern

Receptacle

A storage device including two opposing side panels, a plurality of shelves and a plurality of crossed support devices. The plurality of shelves interconnect the side panels. The plurality of crossed support devices are capable of being attached to one of a first opening and a second opening. The first opening and the second opening are located opposite one another and provide access to an interior cavity capable of supporting storage materials.

Storage device

The present invention relates to a toothbrush having a handle formed of interlocking opposed S-curved sections, the first being relatively rigid and the second relatively resiliently flexible, the opposed S-curved sections forming a generally elongated FIG. , having a transverse aperture within each segment of the FIG. , such that during brushing the user can manipulate the relatively rigid and resiliently flexible section to position the bristle bearing face of the toothbrush to conform to the arcuate configuration of the dentiture.

Toothbrush having controlled head movement

The present invention relates to a toothbrush having a handle formed of interlocking opposed S-curved sections, the first being relatively rigid and the second relatively resiliently flexible, the opposed S-curved sections forming a generally elongated figure 8, having an aperture within each segment of the figure 8, such that during brushing the user can manipulate the relatively rigid and resiliently flexible section to position the bristle bearing face of the toothbrush to conform to the arcuate configuration of the dentiture.

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New York, NY, United States of America

Eric P Chan