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Raffel Product Development Co., Inc.

Gregory Elliott

Mark A Hopkins

Paul T Rudewicz

Thom Thomas

Jack R Prescott

James W Bradfield

Donald Morrison

Stanley Arai

Michael E Rudder

Dale Weber

Michael Kanyon

Edward Durbin

John D Smead

Kenneth G Seidl

David Vang

Mark J Raffel

Kenneth Sineri

Kenneth Sinera

A total body relaxation system comprising a plurality of vibrating elements and a control circuit connected to the vibrating elements to provide an electrical stimulus to energize the vibrating elements, the control circuit including a stress sensing circuit for sensing relative total body stress and a display element for providing a visual indication of total body stress.

Total body relaxation system and method

A vending machine includes a refrigeration compartment, an oven compartment, structure for transferring a food product from the refrigeration compartment to the oven compartment, and structure for transferring the food product from the oven compartment to a user of the vending machine. The vending machine provides automated handling and cooking of packaged food products that enables a hot cooked food to be delivered to a customer in a cool package sleeve. The vending machine also includes a system for inventory control that enables vertical storage of packaged food products while minimizing crushing of packaged food products at the bottom of a stack. A magazine empty indicator automatically indicates when an inventory magazine is empty. An oven door latch mechanism eliminates the possibility that the oven can be operated while the oven door is open.

Vending machine including refrigeration and oven compartments

A one-piece coupon caddy is a sheet formed with a series of coupons. The sheet has a pair of ears that are bent rearwardly from the body of the sheet. The two ears have slots that receive the horizontal bar of a shopping cart basket so that the coupons are visible to the shopper.

Disposable coupon holder for a shopping cart

A food vending machine contains a motor-driven inventory carousel which rotates to position food items at a desired index position. A control unit, for example a computer, reduces the power delivered to the inventory carousel as the desired index position is approached. The mechanical drive for the inventory carousel includes a modified geneva mechanism, which also serves to reduce the acceleration forces on the inventory carousel as it rotates from position to position.

Method of controlling inventory carousel in vending machine

A holder for supporting dental discs in a position such that the spindle of a rotary drill can be inserted through the center of the disc in order to pick up the disc without manipulating the disc with the user's hands. The holder has a notch and storage area for removing the used disc from the spindle.

Dispensing holder for dental abrasive discs

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Tustin, CA, United States of America

Gregory Elliott