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Robert Stein

Chun Wai Hung

Amy Brinckerhoff

Patrick Guillory

An adjustable plant stand assembly is provided with a baseplate to support a planter. The baseplate has an overall profile. A plurality of upright supports is adjustably connected to the baseplate to support the baseplate above an underlying support surface, to expand relative to the baseplate to support planters of varying sizes, and to retract relative to the baseplate within the overall profile of the baseplate.

Adjustable plant stand assembly

Flamingo lawn ornament

A pot with a base is pivotally connected to, and supported upon a saucer. A cam surface is provided between the saucer and the pot so that rotation of the pot in a first rotary direction relative to the saucer extends the pot from the saucer, and rotation of the pot in a second rotary direction relative to the saucer retracts the pot to the saucer.

Pot assembly with a saucer

Eyelash curler

An eyelash curler and method for curling eyelashes. The curler has an upper jaw for placement on top of the eyelashes and a lower jaw for placement under the eyelashes. The angle of the upper jaw to the handle is approximately 48.degree. allowing the curler to be positioned in contact with the cheek during use. The person holds the curler with two fingers on two finger grips on opposite sides of a sleeve and a thumb on the thumb grip at the bottom of a plunger. The curler is sighted in a mirror through an alignment aperture in the neck and the curler is moved toward the eyelashes while keeping the reflection of the pupil in the aperture until the first finger grip touches the upper cheek and the thumb grip touches the lower cheek. Once contact is made, the hand is maneuvered slightly about the finger grip until the upper jaw contacts the eyelid. The thumb grip is then squeezed toward the finger grips until the lower jaw butts against the upper jaw curling the eyelashes between them.

An eyelash curler for use by one hand to curl eyelashes. The eyelash curler has an upper jaw with a curling bar member for placement on top of the eyelashes and a lower jaw with a resilient pad having a convex upper surface for placement under the eyelashes. Also included on the upper jaw is a lid guard projecting from the face of the curling bar member toward the eyelid when the curler is in position to curl the eyelashes. The lid guard keeps the eyelid out of the space between the jaws to prevent pinching of the eyelid and provides proper spacing of the jaws from the eyelid to allow optimal curling of the eyelashes. The upper jaw is coupled to a sleeve and the lower jaw is coupled to a plunger that slides inside the sleeve. Finger grips on the side of the sleeve and a thumb pad on the end of the plunger allow a three fingertip grip of the curler that optimally utilizes the characteristics of the hand to position the curler and curl the eyelashes.

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Camp Hill, PA, United States of America

Robert Stein