David L Abraham

US Patent:

6745913, Jun 8, 2004

Filed:

Dec 21, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/036705

Inventors:

David M. Abraham - Powell OH 43065

International Classification:

A61J 908

US Classification:

215 116, 2 491, 248102

Abstract:

A device for a baby bottle has an absorbent panel attached to a collar. The collar removably mounts in a surrounding engagement to a cap of the bottle and can be absorbent for enhancing the total absorbing capacity of the device. The panel extends from the collar toward a mouthpiece of the bottle, for gently compressing against a babys chin when the baby is suckling from the bottle. After feeding, the panel and the collar wipe clean the babys mouth region and are washable for reuse.

US Patent:

8387303, Mar 5, 2013

Filed:

Oct 13, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/903843

Inventors:

David Abraham - Westerville OH, US
Gary E. Myers - New Albany OH, US
Michael Johnson - Lithopolis OH, US
Jamison Float - Westerville OH, US
Richard D. Peters - Gahanna OH, US
Robert J. Hayes - Westerville OH, US

Assignee:

Tada Lures LLC - Lewis Center OH

International Classification:

A01K 85/00

US Classification:

43 262, 43 4311, 43 261

Abstract:

A fishing lure having a buoyant housing containing a power source and an electronic controlling element. A pair of conduction lines may connect the power source with a submersible module which contains an actuator, a means for propelling the submersible module through the water, and a hook. An elongate member or cable may also be used to connect the buoyant housing with the submersible module. A means for increasing/decreasing the length of conduction lines (and optional cable) between the buoyant housing and the submersible module may also be used. Some embodiments operate an electric motor with a propeller, fin, or tail. Some embodiments utilize contacts which may be bridged by water in order to energize the submersible module.

US Patent:

8561250, Oct 22, 2013

Filed:

Oct 29, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/608661

Inventors:

David Abraham - Westerville OH, US

Assignee:

TaDa Investments LLC - Lewis Center OH

International Classification:

A47K 7/02

US Classification:

15222, 152101

Abstract:

An extendable application device which allows a user to apply soap, lotion, medication, or various other substances to areas of the body which may be difficult to reach. The device can function as a traditional scrubbing or application device but may also be extended so that the user's back, shoulders, or other areas can be addressed as well. Exemplary embodiments use an elastic member that can elongate to allow an extended reach. Some embodiments may be used in retail packaging assemblies in order to secure retail items and provide pleasing aesthetics.

US Patent:

20080190800, Aug 14, 2008

Filed:

Feb 8, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/703963

Inventors:

David M. Abraham - Westerville OH, US

International Classification:

B65D 79/00

US Classification:

206457

Abstract:

An apparatus and method for securing a collection of products. The apparatus includes a base body and a container body for containing the product, such as lotion in bottles. One of the bodies (e.g., the container body) has at least one groove with opposing sidewalls and a floor and the other of the bodies (e.g., the base body) has a rib with complementary sidewalls removably mounted in the at least one groove. A fastening means, such as adhesive, can be substituted for the groove and rib in an alternative. The method includes a user selecting a base body and a plurality of container bodies and mounting the container bodies to the base body. The base body is mounted into a basket for completing the collection.

US Patent:

20100299860, Dec 2, 2010

Filed:

Jun 2, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/476919

Inventors:

David Abraham - Westerville OH, US

Assignee:

TADA INVESTMENTS LLC - Lewis Center OH

International Classification:

A47K 7/02

US Classification:

152101, 1522913, 15222

Abstract:

An extendable applicator device which allows a user to apply soap, lotion, medication, or various other substances to areas of the body which may be difficult to reach. The device can function as a traditional scrubbing or application device but may also be extended so that the user's back, shoulders, or other areas can be addressed as well. Exemplary embodiments use an elastic member that can elongate to allow an extended reach. Other embodiments use a locking mechanism or a retracting assembly to allow the device to extend.