Art Design Works LLC

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Henry Fox

Sheryl Handler

Kelly Louise Casilio

Nadine M Volicer

A door closure assembly and a method of moving a door is disclosed. The door closure assembly includes a cabinet attachment member attachable to a cabinet, a door attachment member attachable to a door, and first and second arms hingedly attached to the cabinet attachment member and the door attachment member. In some embodiments, the cabinet attachment member is attached to a central portion of the door and the door attachment member is attached to an end portion of the door.

Door closure assembly

Table

Door

The present invention provides a unitary, adjustable mouth prop having jaw engaging plates connected by a spring. The plates hold a resilient molding material to comfortably and securely contact a patient's teeth. The plates are further connected by an adjusting mechanism which is used to adjust and maintain a controlled occlusal opening. The adjusting mechanism is made of a screw extending from each plate and an internally threaded sleeve connecting the two screws. The sleeve is threaded to either draw together or separate the screws and their attached jaw engaging plates, thereby closing or opening the occlusal opening. This sleeve and screw adjusting mechanism allows for easy and gradual adjustment of the size of the occlusal opening, without disruption of the dental procedure or discomfort to the patient.

Adjustable mouth prop

A system and method for writing a policy insuring against the occurrence of a specified weather condition. Historical data of weather conditions is accumulated and stored in a computer memory. When a policy is to be written, information identifying the amount A of the policy, the weather condition against which the policy is to insure, the location of interest, and the time period of interest is applied to the computer which then calculates the policy premium as P=(A.times.N.div.I)+E, or as P=(A.times.N.div.I).times.C, where N is the number of occurrences of the specified weather condition during I previous time intervals, E is a factor compensating for overhead expense and profit, and C is a constant. The policy is then written in the amount A at the premium P. Where the policy is to insure over an extended time period or in multiple locations, the premium is adjusted to cover the probability of occurrence of the specified weather condition in any of the locations.

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Newburyport, MA, United States of America

Henry Fox