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Telesensory Corporation

T Lee Dahlmann

Edward J Cornelius, Iii

Neil J Goldberg

W Andrew Morrison

Kin Shan Lau

Timothy S Couture

A holder for supporting a condiment receptacle closely below the dispensing aperture of a condiment dispensing pump is disclosed having a support body to hold the receptacle and an attachment body to connect the holder to the dispensing pump. The support body contains an opening below the dispensing aperture such that any condiment dispensed without a receptacle on the holder will fall through the opening not contacting any part of the holder. A recess in the support body allows the condiment receptacle to be correctly positioned on the holder and prevents the receptacle from moving out of position. The holder employs the use of a hanger and snap fit clip to releasibly attach the holder to a condiment dispensing pump. The holder can also be made to be a permanent part of a condiment dispensing pump.

Condiment receptacle holder

Video magnifier for assisting persons with vision impairment

A small, lightweight golf ball teeing device is disclosed for allowing a golfer to tee up a golf ball without bending over using a golf club as a handle for the device. A housing positions the golf ball over the golf tee. A delayed urging means is used to clamp the ball and tee to the housing. While the tee is inserted into the ground, the delayed urging means compresses and rebounds slowly releasing the ball and tee from the device. Gripping fingers are positioned on top of the housing to provide a secure, aligned attachment to a golf club grip. An opening in the housing permits horizontal golf tees to be scooped up without bending. A clip is incorporated with the housing to provide attachment to golf bags, belts, etc.

Golf tee setter ball teeing device

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Morgan Hill, CA, United States of America

T Lee Dahlmann