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Praxair Technology, Inc.

IP File Worldwide Ltd

Garwood Medical Devices, LLC

Qwikpik Golf LLC

Garwood Laboratories, LLC

Smith, Robert W., Jr.

Merry Riehm-Constantino

Amy Beth Hangen

Ashwini K Sinha

Ranko Bursac

Mayank Pareek

Alexander T Reding

Amber L Boll

Lyndon Thomas Treacy

Fred Albert Marconi, Jr

Stanley M Smith

Neal Super

Robert W Smith, Jr

Edward P Furlani

Brian Robert Peterson

Robert D Berghash

Fred Marconi

Gregg Gellman

Natan Ashkenazi

Tivadar A Semesnyei

Amy B Hangen

Daniel Buckmaster

David Moomaw

Stanely M Smith

John Fournier

Mary T Spacone

Ed (deceased) Furlani

Alexander Reding

Brian Peterson

Amy Hangen

Ed Furlani

A lightweight, collapsible, and portable wheeled seat, e.g., a wheeled office chair or stool, for travel, storage, and mobility, is disclosed.

Lightweight collapsible stool

An auto-rotate flat iron assembly that can be turned into a curling iron by a simple press of a button. It automates the rotation of the clamped strands of hair in order to create different curl styles. The hair iron assembly creates curls in hair by adjustably applying heat, clamping around hair strands, and automating rotation of the tongs in either direction, so as to achieve the desired wave or curl in hair. A stop member restricts rotation to 180°. A power button powers on and off a motor. A rotate button rotates the tongs in both directions 180° and up to or greater than 360°. A heat button incrementally increases and decreases heat in tongs. A tong lever controls opening and closing of tongs around hair strands. Different hair curl styles are achieved by changing heat temperature and/or speed of pulling down the iron after the rotation is complete.

Auto-rotate hair iron assembly and method of styling hair to achieve at least one curl style based on extent of rotation

The invention relates generally to a lightweight, collapsible, and portable wheeled seat, e.g., a wheeled office chair or stool, for travel, storage, and mobility. The seat includes a seat base member and a seat surface member collapsible between an open, extended position, which is configured to provide a seating surface, and a collapsed, closed position. The seat surface member includes a central seating surface member fixed to the seat base member that has an outer perimeter, and a pair of oppositely disposed and generally u-shaped seating surface members pivotally secured to the seat base member. Each of the generally u-shaped seating surface members include a pair of leg portions that extend from a base portion thereof, or an inward directed perimeter and a portion of each inward directed perimeter has a shape that substantially complementarily corresponds to a shape of a portion of the outer perimeter of the central seating surface member.

A mobile storage apparatus for containers is provided. The apparatus provides a unique support assembly for holding a container. The assembly includes a latch mechanism that allows a clamp of cylinder to be moved from a closed position to an open position which creates clearance around a neck of cylinder to allow it to rotate without falling out of clamp. The other end of apparatus is structurally configured with a release plunger that can be retracted to allow rotation of cylinder along said other end. Rotatable wheels on a user side with a braking mechanism along a handle and a foot ledge allow improved maneuverability and stability.

Mobile support assembly for holding and transporting a container

A position-adjustable accessory handle device helps a user maneuver a rollator. The handle device provides an arced handle bar that detachably fastens to a rollator handle, serving as an extension. An adjustment bracket fits between handle bar and rollator handle, allowing the handle bar to adjustably articulate in height and angle, relative to the rollator handle. The handle bar has a short proximal section and a long distal section. An arced bridge extends therebetween. The bridge orients the proximal section towards the user, and allows for fastening to different rollators. The proximal section of handle bar has a grip member for gripping. Fastening holes form in the distal section of handle bar. An adjustment bracket fits between handle bar and rollator handle. This creates frictionless pivoting articulation of the handle bar; and to enable the handle bar to be fixedly oriented at a set angle relative to rollator handle.

Position-adjustable accessory handle device for facilitated operation of a rollator

A vehicle wheel well covering for protecting a wheel well area of a vehicle. The vehicle wheel well covering includes a cover for covering a vehicle wheel well, a shovel assembly extending from the cover, a spine assembly supporting the cover, and a retention prong extending from the spine assembly. The shovel assembly is coupled to the spine assembly and includes a shoveling member and a handle coupled to the shoveling member.

Vehicle wheel well covering

Support assembly for a gas cylinder

A method and system for bone regeneration is provided that includes an electrical stimulation system for the purpose of accelerating the process of bone healing. The electrical stimulation system includes a coil and a capacitor such that when the coil is powered a pulsed electromagnetic field is generated to accelerate healing. There are also implantable medical devices that include inserts such as an elbow insert. The elbow insert includes or is formed with a repeater coil and a device capacitor, such that when the coil is powered the device coil is powered and delivers a repeater pulsed electromagnetic filed to the surrounding bone. This inductive coupling provides for treatment by both the coil and the repeater coil to accelerate bone healing. The insert may be embodied so it can be used in connection with a plurality of different implantable medical devices.

Method and system for bone regeneration

A ball retriever includes a basket and an elongate arm. The basket has a bottom, a sidewall, and an open top. The bottom of the basket has an aperture therethrough sized smaller than a ball to be retrieved. At least a portion of the bottom proximate the aperture is deformable to allow passage of the ball to be retrieved through the aperture when deformed and returning to the non-deformed position to retain the ball within the basket. The elongate arm is fixed to the basket at a first end.

Golf ball retriever

A device ( ) for cleaning dentures broadly includes a cup ( ) adapted to hold a liquid (L), and a strainer ( ) associated with the cup. The cup as an upper peripheral lip ( ). The strainer ( ) is a basket-like member having a foraminous bottom ( ). The strainer is adapted to be lowered into the cup to submerge a denture contained within the strainer in the liquid. The strainer has at least one hook ( ) that is adapted to selectively engage the cup lip ( ) such that the strainer may be held in an elevated position relative to the cup such that liquid on the denture may drain into the cup.

Denture cleaner

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Buffalo, NY, United States of America

Merry Riehm-Constantino