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Spx Corporation

Telxon Corporation

Harter Corporation

The Coleman Company, Inc.

Rexair, Inc.

Khyber Technologies Corporation

Robert G Martinez

Roger H Ramsey

Nick Emanno Ciavarella

Richard C Sayers

John P Cichello, Ii

James A Campo

Donald M Embree

Donald I Sloan

Steven S Wogoman

Dennis M Futo

Dean R Rohn

Roy O Erickson

Robert H Yeager

John J Alberts, Iii

Steven R Selewski

Joe Young

Robyn Merchant

Bart Ivic

Michael A Disch

Alex Shaland

Jennifer Grabowski

Shilpi Biswas

Steven M Cramer

Jonathan A Hallsten

Todd C Cote

Neil D Harding

Angela T Hoed

The present invention relates to an exercise aid device which is placed over top of a user's foot. The exercise aid device has a base, a raised backing, and two sidewalls positioned about opposing sides of one another. The two sidewalk extend towards one another at the front end of the base, forming a band which provides for a first opening. A foot may be placed through the first opening, and held securely in place by the combination of the band and the raised backing. An exercise band may be looped through an opening which extends from one sidewall to the opposing sidewall and through the base, or may be affixed to the device by a securement placed on the exterior of the device to attach resistance cables such that the exercise aid device serves as an anchoring unit during exercise routines.

Foot slip for securement of exercise bands

Code reader

Digital timing light

Dispenser

Folding light

Pocket-sized computing, communication and entertainment device

A portable bar code scanner apparatus having a keyboard and a display mounted on the front face of the housing. The housing is configured to be held in the palm of one hand with the keys on the keyboard engageable by the thumb or fingers of the hand holding the housing. Only one hand is required for scan actuation and key entry and to maintain a comfortable precision grip. The portable bar code scanner apparatus may also include a radio for transmitting data to or receiving data from a host computer, and may be mounted on the back of the operator's hand for hands-free operation while in an object-sense mode.

Portable bar code scanner apparatus

Housing design for a power nozzle

Office chair

Seat

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Akron, OH, United States of America

Robert G Martinez