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Hotspot Ag, Inc.

Petrolite Corporation

Western New England University

Collision Guard Inc.

Ihn Creations

Markus; Franklyn M.

James W Nichols

Terry Kwast

Richard Brock

Robert L Parker

Michael Rust

Rodney G Lawrence

Franklyn M Markus

Dan Nichols

Linda Nichols

James A Grider

Russ Nichols

Brian Nichols

Kevin Riggle

Lyle D McClure

Robert P Sabagh

Nicholas Carlson

Adjustable string cap

An orchard sanitation implement disposes of unharvested nuts which may otherwise be utilized as habitat and food for navel orangeworms. Unharvested nuts are lifted from the orchard floor and delivered to a storage bin of the implement. Once received within the storage bin, the unharvested nuts are separated from other orchard debris by a looping belt which allows unharvested nuts to fall through, but other orchard debris is conveyed outside of the storage bin for deposit either into a container or back to the orchard floor. The unharvested nuts fall through openings in the looping belt, through an outlet at the bottom of the storage bin and into a shredding unit attached to the outlet. The shredding unit shreds and pulverizes the unharvested nuts into a composition which is too small to be utilized by navel orangeworms for habitat or a source of food.

Orchard sanitation implement

Signage assembly

A multi-purpose signage assembly is provided. The multi-purpose signage assembly including a framework having a plurality of edges. The edges bounding opposing first and second panels. A first screen received by the first panel and a second screen received by the second panel. One of the plurality of edges having a plurality of slot assemblies. Another of the plurality of edges having a plurality of slot assemblies. A plurality of opposing magnets positioned in the plurality of slot assemblies of one of the edges or the slot assemblies of the other edge. The plurality of opposing magnets configured to attract each other in a manner such as to retain the opposing magnets in the slot assemblies. The plurality of opposing magnets further configured to attach the multi-purpose signage assembly to a ferrous surface with sufficient magnetic force to maintain the multi-purpose signage assembly in place.

Multi-purpose signage assembly

A computer-implemented parking system for managing a plurality of vehicle parking spaces disbursed over a plurality of physically separate parking locations, the system comprising at least one central server including one or more databases for storing information associated with a vehicle and user of the vehicle, at least one first computer capable of communicating with the central server, at least one second computer capable of communicating with the central server and the first computer, a payment system that enables an electronic payment to be sent directly from the first computer to the central server, a reservation system, the reservation system enabling a user to reserve one of the plurality of physically separate parking locations on the first computer and the reservation system enabling the user to reserve one of the plurality of physically separate parking locations at a pre-determined time on the first computer, a vehicle retrieval system, the vehicle retrieval system estimating a vehicle retrieval time based upon a number of vehicles to be parked, a number of arrival requests and a number of retrieval requests, the vehicle retrieval system enabling the user to request the vehicle to be retrieved at a pre-determined time on the first computer and the vehicle retrieval system transmitting estimated vehicle retrieval time to the first computer and the second computer, wherein the first computer retrieves user information and vehicle information from the central server and the first computer transmits the user information and vehicle information to the second computer to reserve at least one of the plurality of vehicle parking locations for the vehicle and the second computer alerts the parking system that the vehicle has arrived, wherein the second computer communicates with the central server to send user information, vehicle information and vehicle location information to the central server and wherein the first computer transmits user information, vehicle information and vehicle retrieval information from the central server to the second computer to retrieve the vehicle from the parking location.

Computer-implemented system and method for valet parking services

A combination of mulch and sterilized organic fertilizer is provided for hydro seeding and hydro-mulching for seed establishment and erosion control. The composition includes hammer milled straw, horse manure and urine, sterilized with heat and processed to provide an optimal particle size. The incorporation of horse manure utilizes a dispersible natural fertilizer collected and processed within a certain time frame which provides an efficient method of recycling 'green' horse manure' and liquid waste having a higher acidity than decomposed animal waste. Tackifiers and flocculants such as ground paper aid pumpability and help tack the straw fibers to the ground. The equipment includes a gas heat source, a dryer vessel and a processing unit. The dryer vessel receives the bedding composed of straw and manure for contact with the heated gases to convert the same to a sterilized dry material.

Process for producing hydro-mulch composition from muck

A container for a medical device such as a glucose meter is provided. The container includes a base member having a plurality of sides defining an interior volume. A cover member is operably coupled to the base member and movable between a first position and a second position, wherein the cover member encloses the interior volume when in the second position. An insert is disposed within the interior volume, the insert having an opening sized to receive the glucose meter. A heating element is disposed within the opening. A thermostat is in thermal communication with the opening and electrically coupled to the heating element, wherein the thermostat is configured to flow electrical power to the heating element when a temperature within the interior volume is below a threshold.

Container for a medical device

An online safe driver community having driving and vehicle related information and services made available to members of the community. A method for covering costs associated with an insurance deductible.

Systems and methods for providing a safe driving and vehicle related electronic community

A golf bag has a main bag and an auxiliary bag. The main bag has an upper opening and is sized to hold golf clubs. This main bag has a lower end with an upwardly open pocket. The auxiliary bag has an upper mouth and is sized to hold golf clubs. This auxiliary bag is sized to fit into the pocket and lie alongside the main bag.

Golf bag

The present invention provides a portable assembly whose members can be unfolded to form a seat or a table. The assembly comprises five flat members, one member being the seat or table top, and the other being the supporting members. The assembly is preferably unitary with each member being rotably connected with one another at coextensive linear edges that are flexibly connected. In the assembled position, the seat or table top is set upon an upright support member that is set on a bare surface. Another support member is angled upwards to the underside of the seat member, while yet another support member meets the angled support member at the underside of the horizontal seat, or table, member. Still another support member extends approximately horizontally at surface height to brace the other three support members connecting to the upright member by a demantable connecting means. In the disassembled, folded, position, the five members fold against one another, with two pairs of members being nested.

Portable seating assembly

Portable seat or similar article

This invention relates to the use of hydrocarbon polymers for example of the type described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,060,569 to bind oil contained in waxes so that, in end use performance, the wax more closely equals fully refined wax. Among other things, the hydrocarbon polymer not only inhibits and/or prevents the oil in the wax from 'sweating' or exuding to the surface but also hardens the wax. The hydrocarbon polymers can also be used to thicken oil to a paste or gel.

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Detroit, MI, United States of America

James W Nichols