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Schneider Electric Usa, Inc.

American Excelsior Company

Tony A Johnson

Chad Andrew Lloyd

Jayme Lee McQuillan

Terry Sadowski

Wayne R Johnson

Douglas Steinbuch

Richard Bittner

Shaving razor cleaning device

A system and methods for using data from an external database compiled from real device used for testing and simulation of a system. The system includes an external database interface to access an external database. The external database includes a plurality of categories of time-value data collected from an electrical device. An importer converts one of plurality of categories of time-value data to a corresponding topic of a common data format. A device profiler is coupled to the importer to create a device profile including the converted topic. A database profiler creates a database profile representing a system including a device defined by the device profile and including the category of time-value data.

Power monitoring device simulation using a database profile generated from real time-value data

A vegetation growth-enhancing erosion control blanket is formed from an elongated rectangular excelsior/wood wool mat. The mat is held together with threads stitched therein. When the finished blanket is placed atop the ground, the blanket serves to shield the earth area from wind and water erosion forces. As the ground vegetation grows, it ultimately replaces the blanket which decomposes and furnishes the ground vegetation with a nutritive mulch.

Web free erosion control blanket

Cutting board for food products

Fishing pole stand

A first cutting board segment in combination with a first tray is secured to a second cutting board segment in combination with a second tray by the use of a connector. Two or more board and tray combinations may be secured together by moving the connector transversely towards the trays. The boards, trays and connectors may be provided as a kit and disposed in a carrying case.

Modular cutting board system

The present invention provides a method of producing improved infant care articles characterized by the inclusion of a non-toxic, non-irritating phosphorescent material with the material of construction of components of the infant care articles so that such components phosphorescently emit light visible in a darkened environment, allowing the location and position of the articles to be readily determined without the need for an additional light source. Embodiments of infant care articles produced in accordance with the invention, including infant pacifiers, bottle assemblies, and clothing, are disclosed.

Production of improved infant care articles

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Dresser, WI, United States of America

Tony A Johnson