Helen of Troy Limited

Peloton Interactive, Inc.

Heidi Serene Farrell

Reid Andersen Schlegel

Jason Poure

Kirsten Jane Climer

Nigel John Alcorn

Morris Elijah Worden, Iv

Lee Hendrickson

Joseph Michael Zeledon

Ayca Cakmakli

Marie Gabrielle Yvonne Bachoc

Troy H Phipps

Noah Ziman Pentelovitch

Francois De Martrin-Donos

Linden Evans

Shelley Palazzolo

David Colie Wight

Vicente Jorge Valderrama

Anthony Angelo DiBitonto

Alexander Stuhler

Juan Carlos Escobar

Juan Jimenez

Benjamin Gregory Schultz

Lauren Argo

Kevin Wayin Kan

Claire Afton Dunnington

Anthony Angelo Di Botonto

Richard Jakubowski

Anthony Bevin Mallier

Trevor John Timson

Hsiao-Yu Yu

Benjamin G Schultz

Reid Schlegel

Display mounting systems and methods are described herein. A mounting system may include a barrel and a tongue extending from the barrel. The barrel may be securable to a device and configured to rotate the device relative to a mount. The barrel may define a hinge axis for the device. The tongue may be configured to extend from the device for connection to the mount. The mounting system may include a friction or locking hinge releasably holding the barrel in position. The mounting system may be associated with a display of an exercise device. The exercise device may include the mount. The display may include a housing and the mounting system. The barrel may be secured within the housing to define the hinge axis internal to the housing. The tongue may extend through an aperture disposed in the housing.

Display mounting systems and methods

Media system

Display

A mop includes a mop head, a secondary cleaning head and a handle. The mop head includes a secondary cleaning head chamber and a first attachment element. The secondary cleaning head is selectively receivable in the secondary cleaning head chamber and includes a second attachment element that cooperates with the first attachment element to selectively connect the secondary cleaning head with the mop head. The handle connects with the secondary cleaning head and is operatively connectable to the mop head. The handle is connected with the mop head when the secondary cleaning head is received in the secondary cleaning head chamber and the second attachment element is engaged with the first attachment element, and the handle is disconnected with the mop head when the secondary cleaning head is not received in the secondary cleaning head chamber.

Mop with removable secondary cleaning head

Herb container

Wipes dispenser with diaper pouch

Fruit and vegetable basket

Hair styling iron

A case includes a first container, a second container, and a connector. The first container includes a first moveable door and a skirt. The first moveable door moves to selectively provide access to a first storage compartment in the first container. The skirt is made from a first material. The second container is made from a second material that is more pliable than the first material. The second container defines a second storage compartment. The second material is folded over the connector and connected with itself to attach the connector with the second container. An opening is provided in the skirt or in the connector. A barb protrudes from the skirt or from the connector. The barb is received in the opening to connect the connector and the second container with the first container.

Case made from dissimilar materials

Device for enclosing a freshening packet

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

Heidi Serene Farrell