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Applied Medical Resources Corporation

Michael A Logan

Gary M Johnson

Jeremy J Albrecht

Patrick Elliott

Kevin Hudson

Duy Nguyen

Benjamin Linville-Engler

Daniel McFarland

Michael Whitlock

Dan Durant

Gerald Kowalski

Igor Gorin

Jagdish Sabarad

Lou Tiberia

Hank Jacobs

Thomas Matthews

Emae A Villalobos

Daniel Mcfarland

Jerry Kowalski

An electrosurgical generator arranged to supply radio frequency (RF) energy to fuse tissue is provided. The generator is arranged to supply RF energy through a removably coupled electrosurgical instrument to fuse tissue grasped by the instrument. The generator monitors a phase angle of the supplied RF energy and adjusts or terminates the supplied RF energy based on the monitored phase angle in comparison to predetermined thresholds and conditions to optimally fuse the tissue. The electrosurgical instrument conducts radio frequency energy to fuse tissue captured between the jaws and a blade to mechanically cut tissue between the jaws. A conductive post positioned on the jaw adjacent to the blade.

Electrosurgical system

Methods and apparatus for removing a dent from an automobile rim are described herein. A hammer having a hammer head containing lead, antimony and aluminum is applied to pound an automobile rim. The dent is removed from the rim without breaking the rim. Different compounds of lead for the hammer head are provided. In one embodiment the hammer weighs between 10 and 12 pounds. In another embodiment the hammer head has a cylindrical shape. The hammer head may chip away during hitting the rim.

Automobile rim hammer

An air-circulator room deodorizer has a permeable container (,) that is positioned with an air-circulator attachment (,) in airflow from a room air circulator such as a room fan (,) or vent (,) and has a deodorant pack (,) that releases fragrance selectively into the airflow.

Air circulator room deodorizer

An extendable neck/face protecting ballistic shield attached to a ballistic vest for rapid deployment between storage and neck/face protecting positions.

Body armor

A high pressure rotary union characterized by easy field maintenance and optimal simplified design. This design ensures high-speed operation without any significant loss of water pressure at pressures of about 4000 p.s.i. Vents are provided through which fluid bypassing the main seal exits the housing, providing an indication of loss of main seal. A secondary seal is provided to protect the bearing(s) from fluid.

Rotary union for transmitting a high pressure medium

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

Michael A Logan