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Retail Inkjet Solutions, Inc.

Hugh M Williams

Angus R Colson

Jason Guhse

Giacomo Strollo

Keith W Reynolds

Jason Ruhl

Trond Conradi

Gabriel Aldaz

Gavin K Wong

José Freitas Silva

A fluid reservoir connector for dispensing a fluid from a fluid container to a reservoir is described. The reservoir includes a tank and a lid mounted to the top of the tank. A needle includes a tip end and an opposite end, and the needle traverses the housing and is adapted to pierce a septum of a fluid container. The needle also includes a first channel extending from a first opening at the tip end to an opening at the opposite end, and a second channel extending from a second opening at the tip end to an opening at a position between the tip end and the opposite end.

Fluid reservoir connector

Cargo cartcan be used independently or attached to a conventional walker. Cooperative attach meansconnect cartin front of walkerthrough roll leader, which propels and steers cartin response to user's control of walker. In attached mode, rear wheelsof cartare suspended above travel surface to allow cartto be steered easily and predictably by roll leader. Cartis attached and detached with one hand without tools. Handleand optional cargo basketfold flat for storage. Slots in peripheral railsretain cargo that is wider than cargo support

Cargo cart for wheeled mobility device

A collapsible container for separating oil and water and containing and transporting the separated oil is provided. The container is manufactured of a water impervious material and has a plurality of chambers, capable of holding oil and water, which are attached to each other serially along a linear axis. Located at opposite ends of the container are an input chamber and an output chamber. Intermediate the input and output chambers is at least one intermediate chamber. Substantially vertically disposed baffles, having an opening at their lower edges, are provided within the container defining the connecting walls between the input chamber and the adjoining intermediate chamber and the connecting walls between adjacent intermediate chambers. A baffle, also substantially vertically disposed, having an opening at its upper edge, is provided within the container defining the connecting wall between the output chamber and the intermediate chamber located farthest from the input chamber. An inlet allowing an oil and water mixture to enter the inlet chamber is provided. In addition, an outlet attached to the outlet chamber is provided to allow material within the outlet chamber to exit the container.

Method and apparatus for separating oil from water and storing the oil

Trailer jack foot

A downwardly open substantially box-like frame has the central portion of its top offset upwardly and lying in a horizontal plane spaced above the remaining portion of its top for flatly receiving a wet sheet of artist's watercolor paper. The frame top is further characterized by a recess surrounding its raised portion. A clamp surrounds the frame walls and includes an inwardly projecting flange overlying the frame top outwardly of the raised portion and impinging a marginal edge portion of the watercolor paper within the frame top recess. The frame and clamp member are maintained in watercolor paper clamped relation by an elongated binder gripping outward opposing surfaces of the respective juxtaposed side and end walls.

Watercolor paper stretcher

A support for a trailer jack, having a vertically extending housing and an extendible plunger telescopically contained by the depending end of the jack housing, includes an upright member mounted on a flat base and having a socket for nesting the depending end of the jack plunger. Hanger arms, on the upper end of the upright member, stores the jack support in a travel position when not in use.

Trailer jack support

A vertically adjustable inclined ramp for supporting a wheel on an inclined surface includes a base member and a two-piece hingedly connected ramp member overlying the base. A plurality of wedge members are selectively juxtaposed between one end of the base and one end of the ramp member for disposing the ramp member on an inclined plane.

Variable pitch vehicle wheel support ramp

A trailer jack foot for use with a trailer jack having a vertically extending housing and an extensible member, the trailer jack foot comprising a horizontally extending flange on the housing, a horizontally extending flange on the lower end portion of the extensible member, and a jack extender attachable to the flange on the extension member to extend the effective length of the jack, and, alternately, to the flange on the housing for storage.

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Oklahoma City, OK, United States of America

Hugh M Williams