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The Ruiz Law Firm

Grandma Sturm's Enterprises, Inc.

George Spector

Thuan Vu

Daniel F Roach

Francisco G Jimenez

Rene A Ruiz

John H Huhn

Antonio Robinson

Kris D Demetrius

Thomas R Dahl

Gary L Greene

Sam Kamin

Edward Horvath

Byung-Do Im

Ewen M MacLean

Edward T Nishina

James B Berry

Arthur R Ferguson

Robert E Sparks

John L Conn

Douglas J Tanner

Bernard S Sutton

Gary R Beasley

Daniel S Cassese

Norma J Kroh

Dorothy O Nishina

Domenico Santoli

Augustin Vargas

Leonid Blokh

Sally K Brocato

Satendra Charitar

Mario Coccoli

Jay G Pridgeon

Susan E Farrelly

David T Martin

Robert L Brown

William J Warren

Chang H Kim

Charles E Martin

Manuel H Machado

George Miller

Charles C Hill

John T Hunt

Robert E Davis

Gregory Henry Piedmont

Jerry Lee Newton

Robert M Johnson

Richard Stewart Freeman

Daniel Reyes

Edward J Purvis

Peter Beverley Phipps

Anthony R Gentile

James A Armstrong

Dale Roberts

Larry G Frydman

James R Hoover

Barbara J Fisher

Randal D Walton

Alan R Anderson

David R Wagner

Timothy Palet

Mark S Anderson

Raymond Jacob Lewandowski

Joseph J Corliss

Joseph M Troiano

Michael A Gallagher

John Watson

Duane E Harrington

Mark D Johnson

Somsak Bhitiyakul

David B Benton

Jimmy L Freeman

William L King

Robert A Campbell

Charles L Davis

Charles A Robinson

Robert T Turpin, Sr

Robert L Shaw

Daniel B White

Lee Tagney

Lay Gwon

Edwin Rodriguez

David Alan Shapiro

Sahr A Nyorkor

Jim Hall

Gene W Strasser

James R Fincham

Robert J Viola

David A Rutherford

Eric E Christian

Daniel J O'Connell

James R Phillips

Mohammed G Alwafaie

Philip T Esposito

George N Wood

Kenneth C Compton

Martin J O'Brien

Bernard Zimmerman

Wellington E Beckman

Arthur Davis

Theodore A Hudson

A sea/river powered power plant that harnesses the movement of sea waves and river currents to convert them into useful electrical energy. The power plant contains turbines which rotate about a horizontal axis as the waves and currents strike a lower portion thereof, so to turn a shaft, which eventually operates a driven shaft of an electric generator.

Sea/river powered power plant

A stabilizing in-flight parachute system for an airplane comprising a retractable canopy built into a top portion of a fuselage of the airplane. A parachute is under the canopy, while a framework is attached to the parachute. A device is for winding and unwinding the parachute on the framework. A facility is for retracting the canopy and exposing the parachute. A mechanism is for accelerating deployment of the parachute out from the fuselage of the airplane, when the canopy is retracted.

Stabilizing inflight parachute system

A security reinforcement device for a doorjamb with a striker plate on an inner face of the doorjamb comprising an elongated flat reinforcing bar having a recessed area on one side edge thereof. A facility is for mounting the elongated flat reinforcing bar onto a rear surface of the doorjamb, with the recessed area located at a forward bent portion of the striker plate, so as to prevent a break-in of a door caused by a sudden force applied to the door by an intruder.

Enforcer

An improved lotion applicator comprises an extendable arm and an applicator member affixed to the extendable arm. A person can grip the extendable arm opposite from the applicator member, to reach the back and hard to reach areas of the body with the applicator member for applying lotion thereto.

Back hand

A sun shield for a motor vehicle comprising three flexible panels sized in the shape of a windshield and two side window assemblies of the motor vehicle. The flexible panel of the windshield has a vertical central top slit to accommodate a rearview mirror holder. A plurality of VELCRO fasteners are for securing the three flexible panels at their perimeters about an interior frame of the windshield and the two side window assemblies, so as to cover the windshield and the two side window assemblies, to block out sunlight and reflected heat from entering the motor vehicle through the windshield and the two side window assemblies.

Big dash shield and seat shields

A hydrogen gas jet pulse engine comprising a turbine assembly operatively connected to a generator. A manifold extension having a combustion chamber is in communication with a forward end of the turbine assembly. The employment of a mixture of hydrogen gas and oxygen gas into the combustion chamber will produce steam when lighted to drive the turbine assembly.

Hydrogen jet-phase engine

A playground apparatus is provided which consists of a base having a central ring bearing mounted onto the ground. A stanchion extends upwardly form the central ring bearing in the base, so as to rotate thereabout. An elongate balance beam is pivotally mounted near the top of the stanchion for movement up and down. A seat assembly is located at a first end of the balance beam to receive a person. A structure is located at a second end of the balance beam, for counterbalancing the weight of the person in the seat assembly. This permits the person to rotate the stanchion through a complete revolution in a clockwise and counterclockwise direction and to move the balance beam up and down.

Future toder recreational device

A golf tee drill comprising a cylindrical casing having a removable cap at a first end. A spring is mounted in the removable cap. An electric motor is provided, having a rotatable shaft. The motor is secured within a second end of the casing. A battery is within the casing between the spring and the motor. A switch is on the casing and is electrically connected between the motor and the battery. An auger drill bit is also provided, having a cone shaped collar. A coupling assembly is for attaching the auger drill bit at the cone shaped collar to the shaft of the motor. When the switch is turned on, the auger drill bit will rotate to penetrate hard ground and form a pilot hole for setting a golf tee therein.

Pilot hole drill for golf tee

A magnetic computerized mouse trap comprising a base having an upper surface, opposite sides and opposite ends. A trap bar is pivotally mounted on the upper surface of the base, for pivotal movement about a horizontal axis between a cocked position and a sprung position. A spring is for urging the trap bar towards the sprung position on the upper surface of the base. A pair of magnetic channel brackets are provided, with each mounted on the upper surface adjacent one side of the base, to retain the trap bar in the cocked position. A first electronic circuit is manually activated for magnetizing the magnetic channel brackets. The trap bar can be manually put into and held in the cocked position on the upper surface of the base. A grid is on the upper surface of the base at the sprung position. A food tray is on the grid for holding bait thereon. A second electronic circuit is manually activated for setting the trap after the first electronic circuit is manually activated. When a mouse steps onto the grid to get the bait in the food tray, the second electronic circuit will automatically deactivate the first electronic circuit, to demagnetize the magnetic channel brackets and release the trap bar from the cocked position, allowing the trap bar to go into the sprung position by the urging of the spring.

Magnetic computerized mouse trap

An educational card game designed to develope mathematical abilities, to perform various combined operations by dealing cards to each player and selecting at random a card designating the number that must be calculated from the card numbers of each players hand; wherein a timing device is provided to deal out the cards.

Card game

A device for peeling a green banana and plantain comprising a handle to be grasped by a first hand of a person. A curved peeling tip extends outwardly from an end of the handle to fit under a skin of the green banana and plantain, in which both ends are cut off and the skin has a plurality of lengthwise slits. A curved shield extends at a rearward angle up from a top surface of the curved peeling, so as to protect a nail of a thumb of the first hand grasping the handle when pushing forward to peel the skin off of the green banana and plantain held in a second hand of the person.

Green banana/plantain peeler

A lawn seeding machine is provided, which consists of a trough for holding grass seeds therein. An inverted U-shaped handle extends upwardly form the trough. A plurality of L-shaped tubular ducts extend in spaced intervals downwardly from the trough. A plurality of spiked seeding wheels are also provided, with each pivotally mounted onto an end of one L-shaped tubular duct. When the spiked seeding wheels are manually pushed along the ground, they will rotate to make holes in the ground and at the same time drop grass seeds directly into the holes received from the trough and one L-shaped tubular duct in a single pass operation.

Lawn seeding machine

A nail file and pop top opener comprising a nail file blade having abrasive surfaces on opposite sides for filing and trimming fingernails. A case has an open end to retain the nail file blade therein when not in use, so as to be carried in a purse. A sleeve has a slot therein to engage in a removable manner with one end of the nail file blade extending from the open end of the case. A pop top can opener is affixed to the sleeve. When the sleeve is in engagement with the one end of the nail file blade, the nail file blade is placed within the case. The pop top can opener could be maneuvered to lift up a pop top on a soft drink can, thereby preventing breakage of fingernails.

Purse file with pop top opener

An apparatus to relieve back and leg pain comprising a housing with fasteners for mounting the housing to a ceiling. A pair of cable lines extend downwardly from the housing, while a foot support is affixed to the lower ends of the cable lines. A mechanism is for controlling the vertical movement of the foot support by raising and lowering the cable lines. A person can lie down on their back upon a horizontal surface under the ceiling adjacent the foot support and place their feet upon the foot support when lowered. The foot support can be raised to assist in easing the back and leg pain the person is suffering from.

Pain relieving adjustable leg support

A first walker aid is provided for an infant, which consists of a chest strap applied about the upper torso of the infant to pass under the arms. Components are for adjustably fastening the ends of the chest strap together at the back of the infant. A pair of shoulder straps are each spaced apart and connected to the chest strap, so as to extend over the shoulders of the infant. Elements are for adjusting each shoulder strap, so that the shoulder straps will properly fit onto the shoulders of the infant. A hold handle strap is affixed to the chest strap at the back of the infant, so that an adult can grip the hold handle strap to retain the infant when walking and prevent the infant from falling down.

First walker's aid

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New York, NY, United States of America

George Spector