Abbott Laboratories Corporation

Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc.

Lowes Companies, Inc.

US Government as Represented by the Secretary of the Army

R.j. Reynolds Tobacco Company

Hologic, Inc.

Battelle Memorial Institute

Rubbermaid, Inc.

Philip Morris USA Inc.

Acco Brands Corporation

Green Bag, LLC

Michael Anthony Lorenz

James P Perry

Kevin J Vititoe

Christopher A Cox

Brian Hoying

Ludwin Miguel Mora

Young Jo Kim

Jay Kinsley Fording

Sherry Lynn Jones

Scott Milano Keene

Ryan Scott Crisp

Ronald David Adams

Bryan Dale Knodel

Paul P Kolada

Brent Lee Burchfield

Paul C DiCesare

Jeffrey P Radziunas

Jeremy John McBroom

William Harwick Gruber

Paul Perry Kolada

Douglas E Wilke

Daniel Vigliotti

D Scott Miller

Eric James Fickas

William Godwin Atterbury

Richard E Corney

Chris W Cicenas

Thomas D Haubert

Thomas Joseph Africa

Eric Karl Litscher

Roy Hewitt Sullivan

James A Prescott

Michael D Rowe

Corey M Grove

Paul Dicesare

Art Chou

Paul Richard Manley

Angela Nixon Shore

Annie Pierce Haynes

Carolyn Morgan Stafford

Hun Jung Choi

Nathan D Durflinger

Margaret Reeber

Kevin Bowman

Christina Cartwright

Ross Worden

Eric Hassenpflug

James D Orr

Albert Chun-Chi Chin

Chris Scott Daniels

Michael Scott Ulrich

Donald Collins Meves

Shannon Douglas Staats

Thomas A Pettenski

Ludwin M Mora

Daniel J Barker

Stephen C Schmitt

Ryan Somogye

Emily K Stokes

James Leamon

Nicholas E Knebel

Steve Wilder

Chris W Clcenas

Lawrence A Weinstein

Larry Keith Hooks, Jr

Timothy C Rothwell

Stephanie M Broce

Herman Jones

Kristin J Birdsall

Aaron W Richardson

Jane O'Loughlin

Michael Ko

Roy Hewett Sullivan

Jeffrey Radziunas

Chris William Cicenas

A selectively attachable garment-to-appendage interface including a seal having a first portion to a garment and a second portion coupled to an appendage such as a glove, a hood or footwear. The first portion includes one of a projection or a groove. The second portion includes the other of the projection or a groove. The projection and the groove are configured to releasably engage for selectively attaching the garment to the appendage.

Selectively attachable garment-to-appendage interface

An aerosol delivery system, which includes an aerosol delivery unit, the aerosol delivery unit including: a cartridge receiver, which is configured to receive a cartridge assembly; and an inductor configured to receive the cartridge assembly and heat a liquid formulation within a capillary tube to produce an aerosol by induction heating. The cartridge assembly including an active part of the cartridge assembly including a capillary tube; a susceptor, the susceptor configured to partially surround the capillary tube; and a pair of displaceable covers, which surround at least the capillary tube and the susceptor.

Aerosol delivery system

Air treatment device

A helmet mounted protective shroud apparatus for use with respirators includes a shroud mating component adapted to surround a respirator and a shroud component connected to the shroud mating component. The shroud component includes a fabric component having an edge, a plurality of connection mechanisms connected to the fabric component, and a flap component configured to cover a top of the fabric component, wherein the shroud component is adapted to cover a helmet and surround a wearer's head and neck. The present invention allows a chemical-biological protective hood/shroud assembly to be integrated for use with a helmet and respirator.

Helmet mounted protective shroud

A backpack including a body having a back surface configured to be positioned adjacent to a back of a wearer when the backpack is worn. The body further includes a front surface at least partially spaced away from the back surface to define an inner cavity therebetween. The body has a pair of opposed side surfaces, each side surface extending between the back surface and the front surface. The backpack includes at least one shoulder strap coupled to the body and positionable over a shoulder of a wearer and a releasable fastener that is openable to provide access to the inner cavity or closable to block access to the inner cavity. The fastener extends at least partially across the front surface and both side surfaces. At least part of the releasable fastener on the side surfaces, at a position away from an outer perimeter of each side surface, extends at a non-perpendicular angle relative to the back surface. The body includes a hinge line about which the body is predetermined to bend, and the backpack is configured such that when the releasable fastener is opened the backpack includes a cover at least partially defined by the releasable fastener which is hingedly movable about the hinge line.

Backpack with improved access opening

Bottle

A batting helmet having localized impact protection comprises a rigid shell with a padded inner core affixed therein. Localized impact protection comprises additional padding attached to the inner core, increased thickness of the rigid shell, increased stiffness of the rigid shell, and additional padding attached to the rigid shell, alone or in combination, positioned in various regions of the helmet.

Batting helmet having localized impact protection

Method and device for distending a gynecological cavity. According to one embodiment, a mechanical, non-fluid device is used to distend the gynecological cavity. Such devices include, for example, self-expanding members, such as resilient baskets, coils, whisks, prongs, and loops, or mechanically expanded members, such as inflatable balloons, mechanically-expanded cages and loops, and scissor jacks. The device may serve a purpose in addition to distension, such as illumination, imaging, irrigation, drug delivery, resection and cauterization.

Method and device for distending a gynecological cavity

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Gahanna, OH, United States of America

Michael Anthony Lorenz