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Eagle Rubber Co., Inc.

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Bacharach, Inc.

Inter-city Products Corporation (usa)

Gerber Plumbing Fixtures Corp.

Midtown Technology Ltd.

Alpha Enterprises, Inc.

Union Switch & Signal, Inc.

Rexair, Inc.

Culligan International Company

Marpac Corporation

Innovative Medical Equipment, LLC

Kanfer; Joseph S.

Roger H Ramsey

William E Brazis

William Brazis

Mitchell L Wilgus

James A Campo

Robert G Martinez

William A Erdos

Cherry Bochmann

Roger J Bollen

Brian N Smith

Donald M Embree

Donald I Sloan

Timothy A Donaldson

Michael W Regelbrugge

Frank Akers, Iii

Rochelle B Roth

William H Ficken, Jr

Dennis M Futo

James T Weisburn

Rajendra Kumar

Aaron Ronald Reynolds

Dean R Rohn

Detlev F Smith

Erin Q Riddell

Robert F Meyerson

Roy O Erickson

John J Alberts, Iii

Paul G Ouillette

Martin J O'Toole

Steven R Selewski

Charles Sven Johnson

Richard M Hickox

Rex R Mast

Carlo Edward Cuomo

William J Donizetti

Larry K Mundorf

Jeffrey T Maddox

Andrew J Kajpust

Ronald M Matyja

Richard Paul Alfieri

Robert J Becker

David B Vanhorn

Gregory R Canda

Todd C Cote

John H Reno, Ii

Daniel R Disk

Patrick A Genco

Steve Pruett

Brian McKeighen

Wesley J Mellon

Larry A Harvey

Cherry Bochman

A massage device for massaging a body part of a person in an unsupervised and unattended setting is provided. In a preferred embodiment, the massage device comprises an inflatable garment () having a plurality of inflation bladders (), to apply pressure to the body part, and an inflation assembly () includes a manifold () into which the pressurized fluid flows, a plurality of inflation valves () which control the flow of fluid from the manifold to the bladders, and a manifold valve for controlling the maximum pressure level within the bladders. The inflation assembly may have a predeterminated inflation capacity which defines a maximum bladder size as well as an array in which the bladders are arranged. The massage device may further comprise a connector for connecting tubes from the bladders to the inflation assembly, wherein the connector includes a garment-identifying component for identifying the type of garment connected to the inflation assembly.

Inflatable massage garment

A massage device for massaging a body part of a person in an unsupervised and unattended setting. The massage device includes a garment, shaped to provide a snug fit and having a plurality of bladders arranged along the garment to massage the body part. An inflation assembly supplies fluid pressure to each of the bladders to inflate the respective bladders. The bladders may have approximately the same inflated volume thereby equalizing the inflation volume of the respective bladders whereby substantially even inflation timing, with substantially even applied pressure, and, thus, overall smooth massage dynamics may be provided without overly complicated inflation fluid control (e.g., an inflation assembly which supplies a substantially constant inflation capacity to each of the bladders). The garment may include a pocket having an opening communicating with the respective bladders and tubing from the inflation assembly extends into this pocket. The inflation assembly may provide throttled deflation flow, tapered inflation/deflation patterns, and/or a zone selector which allows a user to select a certain zone of the garment.

Massage device

Bottle

A portable leak detector includes a housing having an inlet and an outlet each in fluid communication between an interior and an exterior of the housing. A gas sensor, having a property that changes in response to exposure of the gas sensor to one or more gases, is positioned in fluid communication with the interior of the housing via the inlet thereof. The leak detector includes a probe lamp, a plurality of first indicator lamps supported by the housing and a speaker supported by the housing. A controller supported by the housing is connected to detect the property of the gas sensor. The controller causes the probe lamp to flash at a first frequency, causes a first group of the plurality of first indicator lamps to illuminate, and/or causes the loudspeaker to chirp at a second frequency all as a function of a detected property of the gas sensor.

Leak detector

Dispenser for liquid

Medical suction/lavage handpiece

A customer information terminal system having a docking member for supporting a data collection device on a shopping cart, wall or the like. The docking member is dimensioned to receive the data collection device and allow for convenient storage thereof during and after use. The data collection device may take any number of forms, including a consumer assistant data terminal, a pen based data terminal, a scanning gun terminal or the like, and may communicate with a host computer system storing customer shopping data. The docking member may provide one or more degrees of movement, so that the data collection device may be situated in a convenient position. An interlock switch may also be provided to allow for the alternative selection of power sources. When the data collection device is located remote from the docking member, the interlock switch causes the device to be powered by an internal power source. When the data collection device is situated in the docking member the interlock switch causes the device to be powered by an external power source. In addition, the external power source can be used to charge the internal power source.

Customer information terminal system with a docking member for a data collection 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

A clamp for securing apparatus such as end-of-train equipment to a railroad coupler head includes a first finger member that is mounted to pivot about a pivot pin in scissors-like manner between a fixed second and third finger member affixed to a housing, a threaded rod and cooperating piston for pivoting the first finger member away from the fixed second and third finger members, a rail member for abutting against an outside surface of the coupler head, and a crank and handle for tightening the grip of the first, second and third fingers on the inner surfaces of the core hole when the crank is rotated. The pivoting of the first finger member is accomplished by driving a pin through a slotted clevis defined in a first end of the first finger member, such that the pin moves within the slot defined by the clevis when the pin is driven in one lateral direction generally toward the fixed second and third finger members, thereby urging the clevis downward about the pivot pin and urging the opposing second end of the first finger member to move upwardly away from the fixed second and third finger members. In a preferred embodiment, end-of-train signaling and monitoring equipment is connected to the clamp for the railroad coupler head.

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Akron, OH, United States of America

Roger H Ramsey