Goody Products, Inc.

Oriel Therapeutics, Inc.

Amf Bowling, Inc.

First Wave Products Group LLC

Newell Operating Company

Etn Capital LLC

Amf Bpwling, Inc.

William Myles Riley

Bruce S Ferris

Paul Gilbert Rockwell

Robert Gibson

Sean Anderson

Anthony James Hickey

Keith Johnson

Jeffrey Alan Warden

Michael Defenbaugh

Timothy M Crowder

Brian D Bell

Jay Kinsley Fording

Sean D Anderson

Michael Duane Garten

Aaron Hawkins

Mark Ennis Ketner

Joseph E Jasinski

Michael W Stephens

Charles K Akers

Kevin Owen Roughton

Melanie Calabria

Robert L Morin

Sean Derek Anderson

Brian Joseph Wismann

Ryan Beaver

Mark Gildersleeve

Steven A Bumbera

Sherry Eckholm

Lawrence Gooss

Sally Jenkins

Paul G Rockwell

A stabilizer to support an object. The stabilizer includes a beam with a contact surface to contact against the object. The stabilizer also includes legs that extend from the beam and contact against a floor. The beam is divided into two sections that are connected together with a bracket. The two-piece beam provides for the stabilizer to fold together in a closed orientation to facilitate storage.

Stabilizer to support an object

A lifting mechanism for a storage bin is positioned in a cabinet having a countertop. The lifting mechanism has a base adapted to be supported in the cabinet, a moveable member operably connected to the base, a support member connected to the moveable member, and a storage bin supported by the support member. The moveable member is moveable between a first position, wherein the storage bin is adapted to be positioned within the cabinet, and a second position wherein the storage bin is raised such that the storage bin is adapted to be positioned out of the cabinet. When the storage bin is raised, a top of the storage bin is adapted to be positioned proximate the countertop.

Storage bin with lifting mechanism

Cup for pill crushing

A pill crusher device and method including a base and a lid movable between open and closed positions with respect to the base. The base includes a pill cup holder for holding a cup with one or more pills therein. The cup may include a flange that is keyed to the cup holder to prevent the cup from rotating with the cup holder. A head protrudes from the inside surface of the lid and is shaped to nest within the cup either directly against the pills, or against a second cup placed in the first cup with the pills located between the two cups.

Pill crusher with pill holder verification and safety features

Dry powder inhalers for dispensing pharmaceutical grade formulations of inhalable dry powder include: an inhaler housing having a mouthpiece associated therewith; and a slidably extendable forward member that is movable between retracted and extended positions, held by the inhaler housing adjacent the mouthpiece. In the extended position, the forward member extends outward a distance beyond a forwardmost portion of the mouthpiece, and in the retracted position, a forwardmost portion of the forward member is positioned rearward of the forwardmost portion of the mouthpiece with an access portion of the mouthpiece accessible by a user.

Inhalers with extendable/retractable forward member and associated methods of dispensing inhalant substances

Dry powder inhalers with a multi-dose dry powder package for dispensing pharmaceutical grade formulations of inhalable dry powder, include: (a) a blister package comprising a plurality of spaced apart sealed blisters thereon, each blister having a projecting ceiling and a floor defining a blister channel therebetween, the blister channel comprising a dry powder therein; (b) a movable blade cartridge holding a blade at a forward portion thereof; and (c) an extendable mouthpiece attached to the movable blade cartridge. In operation, a user pulls the mouthpiece outward and then pushes the mouthpiece inward to cause the blister package to advance to position a blister in a selected dispensing position in the inhaler and to cause the blade cartridge to move the blade across a blister ceiling held in the dispensing position in the inhaler to thereby open the blister held in the dispensing position.

Dry powder inhalers, related blister package indexing and opening mechanisms, and associated methods of dispensing dry powder substances

Dry powder blister packages include sealed blisters with a piezoelectric active layer that flexes to vibrate the dry powder in a blister to facilitate active dispersion.

Blister packages with frames and associated methods of fabricating dry powder drug containment systems

Compact mirror assembly

Mirror assembly

A horizontal ball return mechanism for propelling a bowling ball from one end of a bowling alley to the other includes a generally horizontal track with compression and decompression sections and a generally flat horizontal section therebetween. Two pulleys and an endless belt move a bowling ball along the track. The compression, decompression and a flat horizontal section lift a bowling ball upwardly against the belt, maintain the belt under compression as the ball moves along the generally flat section and lowers the ball before it passes under a second of the pulleys.

Horizontal ball-return mechanism

A bowling alley ball return and storage rack includes an infeed track and a pair of parallel generally horizontal storage racks disposed on opposite sides of the infeed track. An S-shaped member acts as a stop for directing a first bowling ball to a first of the storage racks and for positioning the ball therein so that a subsequently returned ball will be deflected by the first ball into the opposite storage rack. The ball return and storage rack includes an infeed track which is generally parallel to and forms a part of the storage racks. This infeed track has a slight downward slope of about 1.degree. from horizontal to bring the bowling balls toward the opposite end thereof. The storage racks also include inner and outer rails, i.e., metallic tubular members which are covered with a nylon 6 coating.

Bowling alley return and storage rack

An easily changeable bowling alley masking unit provides a visual barrier that covers a forward portion of a pin spotter in a first position and provides ready access to that portion of the pin spotting mechanism when in a second position. The unit includes a generally rectangular frame, a cartridge adjacent to the frame and a pair of rollers disposed within the cartridge. The unit also includes a pair of masking members with one of the masking members attached to each of the rollers. Each of the masking members includes a display of one side thereof and is adapted to be rolled upon a roller for storage within the cartridge and unrolled to cover a portion of the pin spotter.

Bowling alley masking unit

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Richmond, VA, United States of America

William Myles Riley