Warner-lambert Company

Eveready Battery Company, Inc.

Other

Michael P O'Malley

David C Coffin

Andrew J Pennella

Brian F King

Sean Lukan

David Dombrowski

Stephan Fischer

Paul R Dansreau

Jay Bunnell

Jochen Thoene

Christine M Ciccone

Andrew T Hitchcock

Paul Lacotta

Dennis J Peterlin

Henner Jahns

A double turbine, includes: a rotatable deflector disc including a first base plate and a second base plate facing opposing directions along an axis of rotation; a first plural number of first vanes each pivotally mounted on the first base plate and uniformly spaced around the axis of rotation by a vane spacing angle; a second plural number of second vanes each pivotally mounted on the second base plate, and uniformly spaced around the axis of rotation by the vane spacing angle, the second plural number being equivalent to the first plural number; wherein each first vane is angularly positioned with respect to the rotation axis as between two second vanes. Multiple such double turbines can be stacked with a progressive helical twist such that each one double turbine is offset from at least one adjacent double turbine by a common twist angle with respect to the axis of rotation.

Flow conversion turbines and assemblies

Razor handle

Guard bar

A shaving implement, such as a disposable cartridge or razor, comprises a shaving head which includes a skin-contacting element in the form of a series of cavities and projections. The projections are arranged in the cavities in order to provide a unique sensation to the user during shaving. The cavities are arranged so as to meter the amount of shaving cream which is on the surface being shaved.

Shaving implement

Razor guard bar

Calendar card holder

An oscillating beverage holder which includes a collar extension that attaches by friction adherence obtained by placing the collar extension around the tubular section of a golf bag pull cart. Then tightening of a bolt that passes through a hole on each side of the collar extension with a nut. A specially molded beverage holder consisting of two cylinder type cavities, a divider and an extension wall all molded as one. The cylinder cavities are designed to keep the beverages at a more constant temperature. The cavities are also large enough to allow the beverage containers to be covered with an insulation type wrap before being placed in the beverage cavities which would keep the beverages cooler/warmer even longer. The extension wall protrudes from the divider and is carried within the extension collar. A hole is located towards the top of the extension wall and another set of holes are located in the collar extension, once the holes are aligned, a shoulder bolt is inserted and secured by a shoulder bolt nut. Tightening of the nut results in the collar extension being fasten secure to shoulder bolt, but does not secure the extension wall allowing the specially molded beverage holder to oscillate when the golf bag pull cart is in motion.

Oscillating beverage container holder with collar extension

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Southport, CT, United States of America

Michael P O'Malley