Helen of Troy Limited

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Quirky Incorporated

Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.

Q Holdings LLC

Quirky IP Licensing LLC

Nicholas A Oxley

Jonathan N Mandell

Erica Eden Cohen

Kevin Harrity

Alistair Douglas Bramley

Nathaniel Giraitis

Tucker H Fort

Richard Whitehall

Brook S Kennedy

Jordan Diatlo

Przemyslaw Godycki

Eric Freitag

William F Gordon

Troy H Phipps

Jonathan Newman Cedar

Colin Kelly

Jacob Palmborg

Steven Richard Remy

Kate Sarah Vallon

Ryan Vernon

Jessi Pervola

Jacob Daniel Zien

Thomas A Renner

David Sutton

Richard Ganas

Anthony Di Bitonto

Anton Olof Ljunggren

Michael L King

Jeffrey Alan Warden

Hideaki Matsui

John Kim

Stian Tesdal

Evan Mark Abel

Aaron Saxton

Benjamin Finney

Paul Katz

Gina Reimann

Morris Elijah Worden, Iv

Richard A Besen

Kirsten Jane Climer

Mark Cameron Naden

Tara Marie Marchionna

Daniel A Andersen

Anthony Angelo DiBitonto

Faris Elmasu

Vanessa Sattele

Laura Sink

Jacob Niels Riesgaard

Jessica Fugler

Mark Fusco

Daniel Turk

Inbal P Austern

At least one exemplary aspect comprises an apparatus comprising: (a) a plug component at a first end of a cord; (b) an outlet component at a second, opposite end of the cord; and (c) a gooseneck component that encloses at least a portion of the cord.

Wrappable extension cord apparatus and related methods

A dispensing system includes a manifold adapted to be fluidly coupled to a valve stem of a container. The manifold includes first and second members extending outwardly from the manifold. The dispensing system also includes a shroud having first and second shroud portions on opposing sides of the shroud. The dispensing system further includes at least one enclosed track. The enclosed track receives and permits sliding of at least one of the first and second members.

Shroud and dispensing system for a handheld container

A power strip for conducting electrical power between an electrical power outlet having at least a live receptacle and a neutral receptacle, and at least two electrical device power plugs, each plug having at least a live prong and a neutral prong. The power strip includes a first housing segment having a first receptacle configured to receive at least an electrically conductive portion of a first device plug and a second housing segment having a second receptacle configured to receive at least an electrically conductive portion of a second device plug. The second housing is coupled to the first housing for pivotal movement relative to said first housing.

Reconfigurable plug strip

An apparatus includes a base segment having a signal port coupler configured to selectively conductively engage with a signal port. A first assembly includes a first segment movably coupled to the base segment and a second segment movably coupled to the first segment, and a second assembly includes a third segment movably coupled to the base segment and a fourth segment movably coupled to the third segment. The first, second, third, and fourth segments include receptacles configured to receive at least an electrically conductive portion of a device plug. An electrical connection assembly is disposed in the base, first, second, third, and fourth segments and is configured to selectively conductively engage the receptacles of the first, second, third, and fourth segments with a signal port.

A dispensing system has a central longitudinal axis and includes a shroud adapted to receive a container. The shroud includes a gripping portion adapted to be gripped by a hand of a user. The dispensing system also includes an actuation member adapted to rotate about a rotation point on a rotation axis toward an interior of the shroud in response to a force applied to the actuation member by the user. The actuation member is configured such that a rotation distance is at least about 6 centimeters. The rotation distance is measured in a direction parallel to the central longitudinal axis between a location where the user can apply the force to the actuation member and the rotation point of the actuation member.

An exemplary aspect comprises a device for separating an egg yolk from an egg white, comprising: (a) a yolk chamber component comprising a first opening and a second opening; and (b) a vacuum chamber component comprising an opening, wherein the second opening of the yolk chamber component is detachably connected to the opening of the vacuum chamber component. Another exemplary aspect comprises a method of separating an egg yolk from an egg white, comprising: (a) compressing a vacuum chamber component, wherein the vacuum chamber component is detachably connected to a yolk chamber component, and wherein the yolk chamber component is empty; (b) placing the first opening of the yolk chamber component against an egg yolk; and (c) releasing pressure on the vacuum chamber component until the egg yolk is drawn into the yolk chamber component.

Egg yolk separation apparatus and methods

A dispensing system includes a shroud having a gripping portion. An actuation area of the shroud is between about 15% to about 95% of a surface area of the gripping portion.

An exemplary aspect comprises an apparatus comprising: a brush component comprising a handle on a first end of a shaft and a brush on a second end of the shaft; and a shovel component removably connected to the brush component; wherein the brush is at least partially enclosed within the shovel component when the shovel component is connected to the brush component, and wherein the brush is exposed when the shovel component is disconnected from the brush component.

Snow removal apparatus and related methods

Child's bib

Container shroud

Dry powder inhalers include: (a) a first generally planar spiral travel path in an inhaler body, wherein the first spiral travel path has a plurality of adjacent curvilinear channels forming lanes with upstanding sidewalls, including an inner lane and an outer lane; and (b) a plurality of discrete sealed microcartridges with substantially rigid bodies disposed in the first travel path, each comprising a pre-metered (typically dose) amount of dry powder, the microcartridges being configured to slidably advance along the first travel path toward an inhalation chamber that merges into an inhalation output port. In operation, at least one microcartridge is held in the inhalation chamber to release the dry powder therein during inhalation.

Methods of operating dry powder inhalers having spiral travel paths with microcartridges of dry powder

A child's chair is disclosed having, in its most basic form, a frame having four legs, a seat having a bottom support and a back support, and a tray. To these basic components, numerous modifications can be made to customize features of the chair for enhancing safety and convenience, and/or adapting to additional possible uses. Each of the disclosed embodiments includes at least one of either an adjustable seat, an adjustable footrest, a center post mounted tray, a multiple position, single-hand adjustable tray, a concealed release button, and any combination of such features.

Child chair

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New York, NY, United States of America

Nicholas A Oxley