Abstract: A device and method for transporting items, and more specifically a crate liner for use in delivering temperature-controlled items such as perishable food. The crate liner being insulated to maintain a temperature-controlled environment within the liner. The crate liner being collapsible to minimize the space required for storing the crate liner when not in use.

Abstract: The present application generally relates to devices and methods for transporting, delivering, and storing items, and it more specifically relates to insulated carriers for use in transporting, delivering, and storing temperature controlled items such as perishable food and beverage items. The containers are collapsible and insulated to allow for the efficient storage and transport of the containers while empty.

Abstract: The present application generally relates to devices and methods for transporting items, and it more specifically relates to insulated carriers for use in carrying temperature-controlled items such as beverages and food.

Abstract: Described is a windshield wiper apparatus that is formed to dispense fluid. The wiper apparatus includes an elongate body member having a length with a sealable channel therein that runs along the length. At least one blade protrudes downward along the length of the elongate body member. Further, a series of holes are formed such they pass from the sealable channel and through the elongate body member proximate the at least one blade. Thus, a fluid passing through the sealable channel is dispensed onto a surface proximate the at least one blade.

Abstract: The present application generally relates to devices and methods for transporting items, and it more specifically relates to insulated carriers for use in delivering temperature-controlled items such as perishable food.

Abstract: The present application generally relates to devices and methods for transporting, delivering, and storing items, and it more specifically relates to insulated carriers for use in transporting, delivering, and storing temperature controlled items such as perishable food and beverage items. Embodiments provide for insulated containers having an interior cavity surrounded by one or more panels having insulation wherein the containers are collapsible to allow for the efficient storage and transport of the containers while empty.

Abstract: The present application generally relates to devices and methods for transporting items, and it more specifically relates to insulated carriers for use in carrying temperature-controlled items such as beverages and food.

Abstract: The present application generally relates to devices and methods for transporting items, and it more specifically relates to crate liners for use in delivering temperature-controlled items such as perishable food. The crate liners of the present application being insulated to maintain a temperature-controlled environment within the liner. The crate liners of the present application being collapsible to minimize the space required for storing the crate liner when not in use.

Abstract: Described is a windshield wiper apparatus that is formed to dispense fluid. The wiper apparatus includes an elongate body member having a length with a sealable channel therein that runs along the length. At least one blade protrudes downward along the length of the elongate body member. Further, a series of holes are formed such they pass from the sealable channel and through the elongate body member proximate the at least one blade. Thus, a fluid passing through the sealable channel is dispensed onto a surface proximate the at least one blade.

Abstract: The present application generally relates to devices and methods for transporting items, and it more specifically relates to insulated carriers for use in delivering temperature-controlled items such as perishable food.

Abstract: A superconductive-magnet electrical circuit includes a superconductive-coil assemblage having a second coil portion coupled in series with and between first and third coil portions with the third coil portion coupled in series with and between the second and a fourth coil portion. A bipolar current-bypass electrical-circuit element (such as a pair of diodes opposingly coupled together in parallel) has: an impedance less than generally one-thousandth that of the coil portions; a first terminal coupled in parallel with the first and second coil portions; and a second terminal coupled in parallel with the third and fourth coil portions. A localized quench in one coil portion will be quickly shared with the other coil portions to reduce damage from the quench.

Abstract: A quench-protecting superconductive-magnet electrical circuit. An impregnated superconductive-switch wire is coupled to the leads of a cryostable superconductive-coil assemblage having series-coupled coil portions. Series-coupled fan-in resistive heaters are also coupled in parallel with corresponding coil portions and are positioned thermally proximate the superconductive-switch wire. Fan-out resistive heaters are coupled in parallel with corresponding coil portions and are positioned thermally proximate corresponding coil portions. A local quench in one coil portion activates its corresponding fan-in resistive heater which quenches the superconductive-switch wire which activates all of the fan-out resistive heaters which globally quenches all of the coil portions thereby preventing local quench damage.

Abstract: A superconductive-magnet electrical circuit includes a superconductive-coil assemblage having first, second, third, and fourth coil portions sequentially coupled together in series. A bipolar current-bypass electrical-circuit element (such as a pair of diodes opposingly coupled together in parallel) has:an impedance less than generally one-thousandth that of the coil portions; a first terminal coupled in parallel with the first and second coil portions; and a second terminal coupled in parallel with the third and fourth coil portions. A localized quench in one coil portion is quickly shared with the other coil portions to reduce damage from the quench. A resistor has a lead coupled in parallel with the second and third coil portions to limit quench voltages.

Abstract: The invention concerns a device for tongue brushing, the use of which maiins positive oral hygiene and application thereto controls proliferation of plaque forming bacteria and the like. It is the object of this invention to remove from the tongue populations of bacteria and extraneous cellular debris associated with plaque formation, dental caries and gum diseases. A low vertical profile of the device alleviates severe gag reflexes thereby permitting the posterior, dorsal surface of the tongue to be cleaned.