Good Marketing, Inc.

Other

Sidney R Good

Jerzy Perkitny

A waste collection device includes a body including a housing defining an opening. The housing opening allowing an open end of an associated bag to be folded thereover and a housing receiving a closed end of the associated bag therein. A pulling mechanism is connected to the body and removably connected to the associated bag for selectively pulling the associated bag into the housing. To use, the open end of the bag is positioned adjacent waste material to be collected. The pulling mechanism then pulls the bag into the housing and the waste material is simultaneously transferred into the bag.

Waste collection device

The present invention pertains to a portable motorized suitcase which can operate in either self-propelled or manual modes. The suitcase includes an extendable handle which is provided with a multi-position switch, allowing the user to selectively control the speed of the suitcase when in the self-propelled mode, as well as allowing the user to choose between modes of operation. A motor, which is controlled by the multi-position switch located on an extendable handle, conveys power to the ground engaging wheel via a centrifugal clutch arrangement. The clutch allows the motor to propel the suitcase when it is in the self-propelling mode while not hindering the rolling of the wheels when the motor is in the manual mode. Therefore, the motor and clutch arrangement either turns the wheels or allows them to free-wheel, depending upon the operator's positioning of the multi-position switch. Transition between modes of operation occurs automatically in accordance with user manipulation of the switch. The motor is supplied with power from a removable battery pack. The rear wheels of the suitcase, one of which is selectively driven by the motor, are outwardly spaced from the sidewalls of the suitcase to stably support the suitcase during movement thereof.

Portable motorized suitcase

Compact collapsible umbrella

An inexpensive collapsible umbrella which is made entirely from plastic and which has an integral cover or case formed from cylindrical segments affixed to the canopy frame with the canopy partially sandwiched therebetween has been disclosed. The canopy support frame is formed from a plurality of articulated canopy support arms, each having three ribs and a strut connected to one another through living hinges so that the arms can be folded with the ribs at least partially overlapping one another. The umbrella can be folded into a compact cylindrical shape for convenient storage and handling.

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Cleveland, OH, United States of America

Sidney R Good