Sts Innovation & Design, LLC

Aquatic Safety Concepts LLC

Clever Conceptz LLC

Mark Henry Méndez

James Alphonse Marquis

Jeffrey William Londona

Sharon Trainor-Smith

Vincent Berluti, Jr

David M Cutler

Thomas F Healy

Linda A Marquis

A bracelet hook for holding bracelets has a clip for mounting onto parallel mounting bars of a jewelry organizer stand and an upper arm and a lower arm for holding bracelets. The upper arm has a hook that can clip into the lower arm so that the bracelet hook can be closed and hold bracelets for shipping.

Bracelet hook

A jewelry organizer stand has a frame with a mesh region for mounting post-type earrings and pins and a mounting bar region of parallel mounting bars for holding various clips with extensions. The clips with extensions can include ring bars for holding rings, necklace bars for holding necklaces, spin-rings for holding beads, pendants and pins, and locking bracelet hooks for holding bracelets. The organizer stand can be pivotably mounted on a base so that it can be turned around. The height can be about that of an adult. The base is at least as wide as the frame so that the organizer will not fall over even if a large unbalanced weight of jewelry is placed on it.

Jewelry organizer stand

A room temperature butter dish has a cover and a base. The base has two end walls and two side walls that a stick of butter resides between. The cover sits over the end walls and side wall and rests on the base. The end walls have raised shoulders and a horizontal knife scraper between the shoulders. The knife scraper is above the height of a conventional stick of butter. Butter can be scrapped off of a knife and rest on top of a stick of butter below. The shoulders of the end walls keep the bottom edge of the cover from hitting any butter as the cover is put on or removed.

Room temperature butter dish

A water sensing electrode circuit comprises a voltage source; first electrode; second electrode; first resistor; second resistor; and an inverting comparator with an internal reference voltage, V; wherein: said voltage source, first electrode, second electrode, first resistor and second resistor are connected in series; and the negative input of said voltage comparator is attached to the junction of said first and second resistor.

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Wappingers Falls, NY, United States of America

Mark Henry Méndez