S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Ifetch, LLC

Dell Products Inc.

Qualcomm Incorporated

Kld Energy Technologies, Inc.

Other

Compaq Computer Corporation, Inc.

Polycom, Inc.

Doskocil Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Siemens Information & Communication Networks, Inc.

Merchsource, LLC

Great Stuff, Inc.

Zent, LLC

Kit R Morris

Scott W Demarest

Han Xin

Simon M Conway

Matthew C Grossman

Hayes Urban

Deborah Lynn Hamill

Dennis W Hamill

Ragnhild Mariane Rokke

Mary Beth Adams

Jeffrey J Christianson

Daniel A Andersen

Sarah E Heathcock

Nick Poteracki

Smith Newnam

David A Hoadley

Michael E Short

Aaron Vom Eigen

Brad Philip Collins

Ryan Paul

Stephen Meosky

Chris Owens

Sunny Kim

Scott C Lauffer

Matthew Abbondanzio

Cecilia H Sun

David R Carlson

Grant Patrick Hamill

Mark E Johnson

Daniel O'Neil

Manoj K Mistry

Julia Heard

Seo Joon Lee

Claude M Oden, Ii

Andrew Midura

John Vanderveen

Christian Gerard Okonsky

Hayes M Urban

Clinton George Poulter

Crispian G Tompkin

Michael Ellis Smith

Randall W Martin

Andreas R Haase

Kevin Harrity

Anthony Martin Duys

Mark William Foohey

David E Bryant

Peter A Kaltenbach

Philip Leveridge

Bryan D Hunter

Mark S Kimbrough

Reid Smith Newnam

Julie Heard

Noel H Schnell, Iii

Randall Decker

AnneMarie S Harder

Kathleen M Herbage

Philip C Y Leung

Lance A Haley

Christopher Michael Owens

Dennis J Wasserman

Robert Von Letscher

Daniel A Anderson

Steven Meosky

John O Hansen

Lee Haverman

Nick Anderson

Thomas J Queoff

Massage roller

A traction cleat assembly for a golf shoe includes a hub and removable cover affixed to the hub body in a fixed position with mated sealing engagement between the hub and removable cover defining a, the hub body including a minor driven fitting comprising one of a female fitting and male fitting defined in the hub bottom surface, and the cover top surface including a minor driving fitting for mating engagement with the minor driven fitting to define mated engagement therebetween.

Traction cleat system and apparatus for athletic shoe, and athletic shoe including same

Implementations described and claimed herein provide systems and methods for interactive fetching for one or more participants, such as pets. In one implementation, a projectile, such as a ball, is received in a receiver and transported through an opening into a feeder of a randomizer. One of a plurality of chutes is randomly selected using gravity, and the projectile is transported from the feeder into the selected chute. The chute generates a smooth roll along a ramp to a port, from which the projectile is ejected along an ejection path for the participant to retrieve.

Pet fetching device

A pet apparatus is provided which includes a housing including internal walls forming a cavity. The internal walls include a plurality of apertures. One or more panels are disposed within the cavity. Each of the panels includes at least one pocket configured to receive a toy and/or a treat. Toggles are coupled with each of the panels and are configured to be inserted into the plurality of apertures to removably couple the panels with the housing.

Systems and method for interactive digging for a pet

Digging device

A toothbrush protective of tissues may include an elongated toothbrush handle assembly including an elongated biasing member including a bridge hinge axis perpendicular to a major longitudinal axis and configured for flexing movement about a bridge hinge axis in common with flexing movement of a major transition member about a transition member hinge axis proximate the bridge hinge axis, a major handle member which may include a handle member first connection configured to receive a biasing member first end and a handle member second connection configured to receive a transition member first end, and a major head member which may include a head member first connection configured to receive a biasing member second end and a head member second connection configured to receive a transition member second end.

Protective toothbrush

Fetching device for pets

An actuator cap includes a housing and an actuator. The actuator has first and second actuating members and a manifold in fluid communication with a dispensing orifice. The actuator is hingedly attached to the housing at a pivot. The pivot is located on an interior surface of the housing and positioned at or above a base of the manifold. The actuator resiliently deforms about the pivot when one of the first and second actuating members is actuated.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Kit R Morris