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Laser Works, Inc.

Keith L Offenhauer

Harold M Zimmermann, Jr

Harold M Zimmerman

Harold M Zimmermann

John P Diamond, Jr

William A Zarillo

A carousel-type holder for dispensing tape marker flags and flexible sheet material from a stack including a plurality of sheets disposed one on top of another, each sheet having a band of relatively releasable repositionable adhesive coated along one edge thereof, the sheets being stacked with the adhesive coated edge of each successive sheet disposed along alternate opposite edges to maintain the sheets in the stack. The dispensers include an enlarged body portion having an open ended, tubular neck portion and a supply of tape marker flags in the body portion. A preferred base is adapted to be received and supported on a substantially horizontal supporting surface while a housing is supported for rotation by said base about an upright rotational axis including a plurality of outwardly opening upright holding cavities and an openable side door for each holding cavity. Dispensers and stacks, as preferred and preselected, are each removably receivable in a predetermined position in one cavity, the neck portion of each dispenser aligned with the slot whereby the flags and sheets may be selectively withdrawn through the corresponding slot one at a time.

Carousel-type holder for dispensers for tape marker flags and POST-IT stacks

A sign-in device having a privacy screen provides a clipboard which supports a sign-in sheet for patent or visitor sign-in purposes. An elongated spool of substantially opaque flexible sheet material is held within a housing or support of the paper clamp. An elongated header bar is movably attached to a side margin of the board. An exposed end margin of the opaque material is attached to the header bar whereby movement of the header bar along the length of the clipboard causes the opaque material to be withdrawn from the spool forming the privacy screen which covers and conceals a selected portion of the sign-in sheet which includes the names and/or signatures of previously signed-in patients or visitors.

Patient or visitor sign-in device

Abdominal exercise device

A muscle strengthening apparatus comprising a feet securing member for securing the feet of a user, a support member for contacting the buttocks of the user, and a resilient member attached between the feet securing member and the support member. The resilient member comprises a first portion and a second portion wherein the first and second portions are angulated with respect to each other. The first and second portions each have an end opposite the point of contiguity of the first and second portions. The feet securing member is attached to the end of the first portion. The support member is attached to the end of the second portion. When the user's feet are secured by the feet securing member and the user's buttocks contacts the buttocks support member, the first and second portions of the resilient member are positioned generally posteriorly and/or medially with respect to the legs of the user.

Apparatus for stimulating hamstring contraction to effect optimum

Clip

Combined clipboard and note paper dispenser

A clip board including a generally rectangular flat board for supportively receiving writing paper or the like thereatop and a pivotally movable paper clamp connected adjacent one end of the board and spaced above the board's writing surface. The paper clamp is pivotally interconnected to the board about a transverse axis parallel to the one end of the board by at least one downwardly extending retaining bracket which is inserted into a mating longitudinal slot in the board and pivotally held thusly by a transverse retainer pin. The retainer pin engages transversely through the lower end of the retaining bracket and extends in either direction beyond the width of the slot to engage against the bottom surface of the board adjacent the slot. A simple generally V-shaped spring acting in compression is positioned between the paper clamp and the board so as to pivotally bias the paper clamp against the board along the paper clamp's paper engaging edge which faces toward the central portion of the board. The paper clamp, in a broad sense, may also include a housing for containing a stack of alternately adhered memo sheets. This invention thus facilitates quick assembly and reduces or eliminates transverse bending or warping of the board during use.

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Bradenton, FL, United States of America

Keith L Offenhauer