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Linvatec Corporation

James Lee Gross

Steven E Fitts

A Frank Trott

Sharon K Anderson

Lloyd Diamond

Steven T Jones

An Electro-Mechanical Pulse Generator ('EMPG') may be used to ignite an ignition pad comprising of fine carbon steel fibers. When electrical energy is applied to the carbon steel fibers, the carbon steel ignites thus starting the combustion of the fuel in a fuel basket located within the grill's combustion chamber. An electrical control panel connects an energy source such as a battery with an ignition wire positioned within the combustion chamber of the grill. A fan positioned below or near the fuel basket controls the amount of air flow into the combustion chamber to aid in initially lighting the fuel as well as controlling the temperature of the grill and the amount of combustion used to heat the food that is cooking.

Cooking grill ignition system

A transportable storage device having three compartments wherein a main compartment is configured to maintain a temperature dissimilar to that of its environment. The transportable storage device includes two opposedly mounted storage compartments that are hingedly attached so as to have a first position and a second position. The two opposedly mounted storage compartments are secured utilizing a pair of support arms. A first container is disposed within the main compartment and is superposed a plurality of support brackets. An access hatch is further included being mounted within the main compartment and operable to cover a second opening in the wall of the main compartment. A second container is included and is rotatably mounted within one of the two opposedly mounted storage compartments. A sliding transport member is further included and is configured to slidably traverse the storage device across a terrain.

Transportable storage device

The present invention is a modular construction method for enclosures and counter assemblies. The counter assembly has a series of modules, which can be added or removed at will. The counter assembly comprises an innovative metal framework having modules connected by angled splices to enhance customization into variable shapes and sizes. Cross-supporting framework and perimeter rails may be added to incorporate customized components for drawers, shelving, appliances, storage, access doors, vents, and the like. The framework is capable of supporting countertops formed in a shape corresponding to the shape of the modular assembly. Side panels may be supported on the framework for purposes of enclosing the assembly, said panels being attached by a plurality of metal clips designed to fit into the metal framework with extensions designed to secure the side panels. The framework and components of the counter assembly are moveable, rearrangeable, and replaceable.

Modular counter assembly

The present invention is a cooking grill having as its cooking fuel source charcoal, wood, or similar solid fuels and comprised of devices for acceleration of ignition and temperature elevation of the solid fuels so as to lessen cooking preparation time and increase cooking efficiency of said grill. The invention is directed to a barbecue unit capable of accelerated ignition and burn time of charcoal, wood chip, or similar fuel. The unit is comprised of an accelerated ignition system having an ignition box, heating element, plurality of transportable fuel baskets, basket transfer tool, high-pressure forced air supply device, automatic sequenced timer, and ignition air diverter. The unit is further comprised of supporting racks affixed to the shell of the unit and operable to hold the transportable fuel baskets in a plurality of configurations such that heat can be applied directly or indirectly in the cooking of the food. In addition, the barbecue unit of the present invention is comprised of a waste removal system for clean up of the unit after cooking, said waste removal system being capable of processing and disposing of ash, grease, food, and other waste remaining in the unit after the cooking.

Rapid ignition air assisted charcoal grill with waste disposal

A bioabsorbable soft tissue anchor system comprising a cannulated soft tissue anchor for being turned through soft tissue, and a driver for driving the anchor and method for attaching soft tissue at a selected site of implantation. The soft tissue anchor is an elongated unitary body having a threaded distal section, a non-threaded proximal section, a transverse proximal head and a non-circular axial throughbore. The threaded section has a cancellous-type thread which has a uniform minor diameter, a large pitch and a large major diameter, the distal end of the thread being tapered toward the distal end of the anchor. The proximal end of the threaded section abuts the non-threaded section which is tapered and extends proximally to the transverse head. The anchor is used with a driver having a driving shaft with a pointed tip and a cross-section adapted to engage the anchor's axial throughbore. The driving shaft is longer than the anchor so that the anchor may be placed on the shaft leaving the tip exposed to permit tissue to be pierced and placed adjacent a pre-formed hole at the site of implantation. Simultaneous pushing and turning of the driver will then advance the anchor through the tissue and into the pre-formed hole.

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Placentia, CA, United States of America

James Lee Gross