The Procter Gamble Company

Amgen Inc.

Sunbeam Products, Inc.

Wki Holding Company, Inc.

Black Decker Inc.

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Master Lock Company LLC

Acco Brands Corporation

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Polaroid Corporation

Herman Miller, Inc.

Fellowes, Inc.

The Holmes Group, Inc.

Speculative Product Design, Inc.

Neuronetics, Inc.

Gregg Allen Flender

James D Wilson

Donald Carroll Roe

Mattias Schmidt

John C Costello

Joerg Andreas Mueller

Ann Marie Sullivan

Michel D Arney

Maxwell Franklin Bischoff

R Paul Mounce

Brian Stonecipher

Gaurav Rohatgi

Laurie Martin Burns

Barbara Hartigan

Eva Stump

Bryce George Rutter

Kristin Leigh Sjo-Gaber

Megan Marie Rutter

Craig Lester

Eva Susanne Thurnay

Mark James Kline

Mark Christopher Bates

Luke Robinson Magee

George Bartol Glackin

Christopher John Hosmer

Naomi Shoshana Korn

Kenneth Edwin Jewell

John Carl Costello

George Bartol Glakin

Eva Susanne Dominique Thurnay

Gail Devan Hunter

William J Palm

Augusto A Picozza

Christopher Rohde

Cornelia Beate Martynus

Alan D Ball

Allan Lee Cameron

Mark J Van Handel

Carl Louis Bergman

Roy Alden Thompson

Daniel Sumser

Eric John O'Neill

Christine Horan

George H F Schnakenberg, Iii

Kevin Oliver

Vincent Taylor

Noelle M Dye

Olivier Ginet

Anja Hoffmann

Glen P Meekma

Maryann Finiw

Connie L Fisher

Ricki Tarter

Jo Wollschlaeger

Matthew Nichols

Ryan Adame

Eva Susanne-Dominique Thurnay

George Bartol Glackin Iii

Donald W Zurwelle

Margaux Frances Boyaval

Mark Edward Riehl

Kevin Harrity

Damien Vizcarra

Peter B Schon

Paul G Dame

Debra M Reich

Eric Justin Price

James Chan

Gregory A Falduto

William Alan George

Pat Bodkin

Julia Z Sharpe

Carl Betterley

Sean W Flickinger

Gordon J Stannis

Avon Kuo

Shannon Dougan

John A MacNeill

Sean W Flickenger

George H Schnakenberg, Iii

James Anthony Wilson

Mike Tracz

Gregory A Felduto

Augusto Picozza Picozza

Brian Matt

Trung Q Phung

Timothy J Coonahan

Richard H Rapuano

Dennis Keith Kirk, Jr

Steven D Beamesderfer

Patrick M Bodkin

John A Mac Neill

Iii George Glakin

Joerg Mueller

Iii George Bartol Glackin

A food containment assembly includes a first cup with a first sealing flange and a second cup with a second sealing flange. The second cup is separate from and disposed adjacent to the first cup. A seal sheet is adhered to the first sealing flange and the second sealing flange, and the seal sheet forms a hinge to allow rotation of the second cup with respect to the first cup. The seal sheet includes a first slit disposed proximate the hinge and a second slit proximate the hinge, wherein tearing the seal sheet along the first slit allows access to contents of the first cup and tearing the seal sheet along the second slit allows access to contents of the second cup and the hinge remains intact.

Separate food cups joined by seal sheet hinge

A wearable drug delivery device includes an injector having a housing, a reservoir, a needle or cannula, a drive mechanism for urging drug product out of the reservoir, through the needle or cannula, and to a patient, and an activator mechanism disposed on a surface of the housing for activating the drive mechanism. An activation prevention mechanism is coupled to the injector housing and/or activation prevention mechanism to prevent inadvertent actuation of the activator mechanism.

Drug delivery device with activation prevention feature

A disposable absorbent article to be worn about the lower torso of a wearer that facilitates an easy, intuitive change is provided. The disposable absorbent article includes at least one serviceable indicium that facilitates an easy change by providing alignment of the article relative to an anatomical feature of the wearer or by externally highlighting one or more components of the article thereby indicating alignment and fit about the wearer's lower torso.

Disposable absorbent article designed to facilitate an easy change

On-body injector for drug delivery

Display screen with graphical user interface for activating drug delivery and communicating drug delivery information

A case for a portable electronic device such as cell phones, cameras, MP3 players and PDAs wherein said case includes material at the corners to provide protection to the electronic device. To reduce bulk at the corners and allow the material forming the case to conform with the contours of the device, the protection at the corners includes strips of material defining apertures there between. The apertures provide reduction in bulk and allow the case to conform to the corners of the device therein. Alternately, the protection at the corners can be provided by other structures co-molded into the corners of the cases. Such structures include material that is of a reduced thickness than other material used in the case, or structures that are formed to conform to the corners of the case. Such structures can be joined to the material forming the panels of the case by co-molding.

Portable device case with corner protector

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Bedford, MA, United States of America

Gregg Allen Flender