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Breslow, Morrison, Terzian & Associates, L.l.c.

Jett Labs, Inc.

Michael Gorker

John V Zaruba

Stephen R Schwartz

Howard S Kamentsky

John R Sutyak

Douglas Harrison

Tristram Carpenter

A random play indicator includes a base portion having a light station thereon, a light source in the base portion for illuminating the light station, a manually rotatable randomizer wheel including a plurality of different colored light segments, and a diffuser dome. The randomizer wheel is rotatably mounted on the base portion so that sequential different colored segments thereof sequentially pass over-the light station as the randomizer wheel is rotated, and the diffuser dome is mounted on the base portion over the randomizer wheel for diffusing light passing through the segment of the randomizer wheel aligned with the light station at any given time.

Random play indicator

A game, in which a question is simultaneously posed to all of the players, includes a device for determining which of a number of players is the first to correctly answer, or to most closely correctly answer the question. Emanating from a central hub are a number of biased pivoting arms that are related at one end to the hub. A response to a posed question can be indicated adjacent the free end of each of the arms. The arms are all biased to pivot the free end toward the hub to facilitate the positive identification of the sequential order of the answers. Each player restrains the free end of an assigned arm until the player has indicated an answer to the question. Selected ones of up to six arms may be connected to the hub to accommodate differing numbers of players. A readily erasable writing surface is carried adjacent the free end of each arm on which players mark the answer. An elongated implement used to eraseably mark on the writing surface also may be used to lock the arms in an extended position against the bias. Preferably, the game includes a supply of question cards which only require a short answer, such as a numeral or a letter of the alphabet.

Sequential response determining question game

A multipurpose syringe for obtaining a blood sample and for storing and shipping it having a barrel (10), a plunger (32), and a rod (36), and means (40) (42) (44) for locking the plunger in retracted position.

Multipurpose syringe

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Sharon, MA, United States of America

Michael Gorker