Graco Children's Products, Inc.

Azek Building Products, Inc.

Acco Brands Corporation

Other

T-mobile Usa, Inc.

Gojo Industries, Inc.

Kids Ii, Inc.

Burley Design LLC

Dragonfly Gear, LLC

Essity Hygiene and Health Aktiebolag

Helen of Troy Limited

Sca Hygiene Products Ab

Amax Incorporated

Cpg International LLC

Veer Gear, LLC

Patrick Bryan Nolan

Michael Austin Dotsey

Noah Eberhard Dingler

Andrew J Miller

Mike Dotsey

Jacob M Sclare

Richard E Corney

Shelby Jay Buell

Scott R Spence

Brian Timothy Miliff

Brady Matthew Schroeder

Richard H Harris

Evan Einbender Aamodt

Erin H Morrissey

Bryan Fitzgerald Allard

Scott Spence

Timothy Patrizi

Lindsay Malatesta

Jon Anderegg

Sarah Campbell

Michael Gori

Robert Berrier

Stephen Koytek

Marcel Arthur Jan Schreuder

Merijn Hartog

Lauren Lang

Michiel Sebastiaan Emanuél Petrus Knoppert

Karen Rosenkranz

Jeffrey M Akins

Jeremy L Mudd

Kevin Y Shin

Michael L Longenecker

Eric McCallister Bennett

John Matthew Thomson

Daniel J Brunick

Craig Billman

Patrick William Laffan

Peter M Bartlett

Charles E Crane

Cary Costello

Michael N Langmaid

Matthew Alan Morgenstern

Dennis Danville

Damaso A Lamos

Myles T Christensen

Simon Prins

Andrew Toth

Andrew P Skrzypek

James Murray Forbes Hutchinson

Laura E Reasoner

Alok Jani

Chris Lugos

Folder filer

A paper product dispenser includes a hood having a first coupling component; a rear housing member including a second coupling component; a pair of roll support couplers and a dispensing member at least partially disposed within said housing; and a pair of roll support arms. The second coupling component cooperates with the first coupling component for releasably coupling the hood and the rear housing member to one another. The rear housing member and the hood jointly define a housing adapted to hold a roll of paper product therein. The dispensing member is configured to selectively dispense the paper product from within said housing. Each pair of roll support arms are configured to support an end of a roll of paper product within the housing and each is configured for releasable coupling with one of the pair of roll support couplers. The releasable coupling between the hood and the rear housing member or between at least one of the pair of roll support arms and one of the pair of roll support couplers is free of fasteners.

Dispenser assembly and related methods

A bicycle trailer latch comprises a skewer engaging surface that is desirably at least in part spherical, such as hemispherical. When engaging a bicycle skewer at the rear wheel of a bicycle, the spherical engagement surface allows more freedom of movement of the bicycle trailer relative to the skewer during towing. This enhances the trailers ability to track the movement of the bicycle. The latch can comprise a housing with a housing opening sized to receive the end portion of the bicycle wheel skewer. A stop inside the housing is pivotal to stop closed and stop open positions. In the stop closed position, the housing opening is sufficiently to block the decoupling of the latch from bicycle skewer. In the stop open position, the stop opens the housing opening sufficiently to permit passage of the end portion of the skewer through the housing opening.

Bicycle trailer latch

A collapsible scent training wheel for training animals to detect and respond to target scent material. The training wheel includes a support base configured to be positioned on a support surface and a rotatable carousel including a top plate and a plurality of support arms extending radially outward from the top plate. Each support arm has a first end rotatably connected to the top plate and a second end configured to be coupled to a scent receptacle. The training wheel also includes a hub assembly detachably mechanically coupling the rotatable carousel to the support base, wherein the hub assembly is configured to permit the carousel to rotate relative to the base. The connection between the first ends of each support arm and the top plate permits each of the support arms to rotate relative to the top plate between an open position and a collapsed storage position.

Collapsible scent training wheel

A bicycle trailer pivot assembly can comprise first and second yoke arms with respective first and second end portions and a pivot coupling the first end portion of each yoke arm to a bicycle trailer frame. The first end portions the yoke arms comprise respective first and second hinge portions that interfit and that receive a hinge pin that couples the first end portions together and to the bicycle trailer frame for pivoting about an upright axis. The first and second hinge portion comprise respective stops positioned to engage one another to limit the maximum distance to which the second end portions of the first and second yoke arms can be spread apart. The first and second hinge portions can comprise respective stops that limit both the maximum and minimum spread apart positions of the second end portions of the yoke arms.

Bicycle trailer pivot assembly

A component system comprising a component and a first binding system coupled to the component and configured to be coupled to a first type of a binding mechanism. The system further includes a second binding system movably coupled to the component and configured to be coupled to a second type of binding mechanism that is different from the first type of binding mechanism.

Dual binding system

An automated scent training wheel for training animals to detect and respond to target scents. The automated scent training wheel comprises a rotatable carousel and a plurality of scent receptacles coupled to the rotatable carousel, where the scent receptacles are each configured to hold scent source material therein. The automated scent training wheel also comprises a plurality of sensing systems each disposed at one of the plurality of scent receptacles, wherein each sensing system is configured to automatically detect investigation of the associated scent receptacle by an animal.

Automated scent training

A scent training wheel for training animals to detect and respond to target scents. The device includes a base, a rotatable carousel, and a spinner hub assembly that mechanically couples the carousel to the support base. The spinner hub assembly is configured to permit the carousel to rotate relative to the support base and to selectively lock the rotatable carousel in a selected position relative to base.

Scent training wheel

A bicycle trailer has a frame with a hitch portion that comprises first and second yoke arms with respective first end and second end portions. Skewer engagement latches can be coupled to the second end portions of the yoke arms. The skewer engagement latches can have stops that pivot between stop open and closed positions. In the stop open positions, respective end portions of a bicycle skewer can inserted into or separated from the latches. In the stop closed positions, respective end portions of the bicycle skewer, if positioned in respective latches, are retained coupled to the yoke arms by the latches. The stops are moved between open and closed positions by an actuator, such as by respective cable portions attached to the stop portions. Desirably the actuator simultaneously moves the stops between the open and closed positions. The latches can have skewer engagement surfaces that are least in part spherical.

Bicycle trailer

A storage device including a storage device body configured to store items therein, and a pocket. The pocket includes a piece of pocket material coupled to the body and at least partially defining a pocket cavity. The pocket further includes a first fastener configured to releasably attach the piece of pocket material to the body, and a second fastener configured to releasably attach the piece of pocket material to the body. The first fastener, when uncoupled, allows access to the pocket cavity via a first direction, and the second fastener, when uncoupled, allows access to the pocket cavity via a second direction that is different from the first direction.

Multi-access pocket

A binder device including a body having a first cover and a second cover directly or indirectly pivotally coupled together and at least partially defining an inner compartment therebetween. The body further includes a binding mechanism positioned in the inner compartment, a first body securing device coupled to the body, and a second body securing device coupled to the body. The binder device includes a strap including first and second strap segments. The strap is movable between a first configuration wherein the first and second strap segments are releasably coupled together to form a continuous strap that is wearable over a shoulder of a user, and a second configuration wherein the first strap segment is releasably coupled the first body securing device and the second strap segment is releasably coupled to the second body securing device such that the first and second strap segments each at least partially defines a loop. Each loop is shaped and configured to receive an arm of a user therethrough such that the binder device is wearable on a back of the user in the manner of a backpack. Each strap segment is configured to be releasably coupled to only one of the first or second body securing devices.

Reconfigurable storage device

Traditional configuration of infrastructure equipment relates to the adjustment of horizontal tilt for antennas. Given the potential overlap of infrastructure equipment, varying tilt angles can result in either interference with nearby equipment ('over-tilt') or reduced coverage areas within a specific infrastructure equipment ('under-tilt'). A tool for determining appropriate tilt angles for infrastructure antennas across a mobile network is provided. The tool automatically determines a range of tilt angles between a selected source antenna and adjacent antennas and optimizes based on a threshold intersecting point. Additionally, the tool can update calculated tilt angles based on network congestion information.

Optimizing coverage of infrastructure equipment utilizing network density information

A folder including a folder body having a first panel and a second panel pivotally coupled together. The folder further includes a stand pivotally coupled to the first and second panels, the stand being movable to a support position wherein the stand is configured to support the folder body in a propped position.

Folder with stand

Dispenser

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Patrick Bryan Nolan