Author: claimsbot

1. A blowing mechanism comprising
a body having
an annular track being mounted over the body by multiple mounting shafts with multiple bottle seats;
a mold assembly being mounted on the body below the annular track and having
a first mold; and
two second molds; and

a mounting frame being connected to the body over the mold assembly;

a moving device being mounted over the first mold of the mold assembly and facing the bottle seats and having
a mounting bracket being slidably connected to the mold assembly and having
a top end;
an inner side;
an outer side;
a bottom;
a motor being connected to the top end of the mounting bracket;
two rollers being mounted on the inner side of the mounting bracket below the motor and between the lower ends of the mounting bracket;
a hydraulic cylinder being connected to the mounting bracket between the motor and the rollers and being connected to the mounting frame;
an extending board being formed in the bottom of the mounting bracket below the rollers; and
two rail seats being mounted on the extending board and facing to the rollers;

an upper rail device being connected movably to the mounting bracket and having
a rail being attached slidably to the extending board of the mounting bracket and having
an outer side being attached slidably to the rail seats of the mounting bracket; and
an inner side;

a connecting board being connected securely to the rail below the rollers and having
a rear side being connected securely to the inner side of the rail;
a front side;
a top;
a bottom;
two ends;
two mounting boards being mounted on the top of the connecting board respectively in the ends; and
a clipping board being connected to the front side of the connecting board;

a belt being connected to the connecting board and the mounting bracket and has two connecting ends, one of the connecting ends being mounted with one of the mounting boards, and the other connecting end of the belt being mounted around the rollers and the motor and being connected with the other mounting board; and
two rail seats being connected to the bottom of the connecting board and being opposite to the clipping board;

a lower rail device being connected to the upper rail device and having
an inner rail being attached slidably to the rail seats of the upper rail device and having
a top being connected to the rail seats of the upper rail device; and
a bottom; and

a bottom board being connected securely to the bottom of the inner rail and having
a front side;
a free end; and
a clipping board being formed on the front side of the bottom board near the free end; and
a transmitting device being connected to the mounting bracket and the lower rail device and having
an upper rack being mounted on the bottom of the mounting bracket and having
a bottom; and
multiple teeth being formed on the bottom of the upper rack;

a lower rack being mounted on the bottom board near the inner rail and below the upper rack and having
a top; and
multiple teeth being formed on the top of the lower rack and being faced to the teeth on the upper rack; and

a turning gear being connected rotatably to the rear side of the connecting board near the rail of the upper rail device, being engaged with the teeth on the upper rack and the lower rack; and
a supplying device being mounted on the body and having
a case being mounted horizontally near the body and having
a chamber being defined in the case to store handles;
a guiding channel being formed in the case and faced the body and being communicated with the chamber of the case; and
a shaking device being mounted below the case to shake the case;

a supplying guide being mounted on the body and being parallel with the moving device; and
two supplying arms being mounted on the body between the case and the supplying guide.
2. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 1, wherein the supplying guide has a guiding seat being mounted on the body;
a driving shaft being connected horizontally to the guiding seat; and
a moving board being connected to the driving shaft over the guiding seat and having two pairs of limiting grooves.
3. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 2, wherein the supplying arm has
a mounting shaft being mounted on the body and having a top end;
a moving beam being attached movably to the top end of the mounting shaft and having an inner end; and
a rotating arm being connected to the moving beam.
4. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 3, wherein the rotating arm has
a driven segment being connected to the inner end of the moving beam and having a driving post;
a rotating segment being connected to the driven segment and having
multiple connecting pieces being connected pivotally with each other with pivots, and one of the connecting pieces being connected to the driving post of the driven segment; and
a base being connected to one of the connecting pieces and being opposite to the driving post; and

two inserting posts being mounted on the base opposite to the connecting pieces and facing to one pair of the limiting grooves in the supplying guide.
5. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 4, wherein the motor further has a rotating shaft being extended from the outer side to the inner side of the mounting bracket, and the belt is mounted around the rotating shaft.
6. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 5, wherein
the clipping board of the upper rail device has two semicircle-shaped clipping holes; and
the clipping board of the lower rail device has two semicircle-shaped clipping holes.
7. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 6, wherein the mounting bracket is triangle-shaped.
8. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 1, wherein the motor further has a rotating shaft being extended from the outer side to the inner side of the mounting bracket, and the belt is mounted around the rotating shaft.
9. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 1, wherein
the clipping board of the upper rail device has two semicircle-shaped clipping holes; and
the clipping board of the lower rail device has two semicircle-shaped clipping holes.
10. The blowing mechanism as claimed in claim 1, wherein the mounting bracket is triangle-shaped.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A method of initiating re-enumeration of a device compatible with a Universal Serial Bus (USB) 3.0 specification, the method comprising:
establishing, by the device, a connection with a host over a USB;
determining, by the device, to induce re-enumeration of the device by the host over the USB in response to the device having a new configuration to present the host;
transmitting, by the device, an indicator to the host over the USB, the indicator being a USB 3.0 indicator emulating to the host a condition of the device that is not a current condition of the device, wherein the transmitting of the emulated condition identified by the indicator induces the re-enumeration of the device by the host over the USB and causes a Link Training and Status State Machine (LTSSM) of the host to move from active state (U0) to one of SS.Inactive and RX.Detect in response to receiving the emulated condition identified by the USB 3.0 indicator;
synchronizing, by the device, with the host over the USB; and
presenting, by the device, the new configuration of the device to the host over the USB.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein transmitting the indicator comprises transmitting a corrupt sequence number.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the device and the host are connected by the USB, and wherein transmitting the indicator comprises determining whether the USB is idle and preventing, by the device, upstream link command (LUP) transmission, if the USB is idle.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein transmitting the indicator comprises preventing transmission of one or more link commands to the host.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the one or more link commands include LGOOD and LCRD.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein transmitting the indicator comprises transmitting a signal to the host indicating successful LFPS exit handshake from lower power state U1U2U3 to recovery.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein transmitting the indicator comprises sending a signal to the host indicating initiation of recovery without detecting error.
8. An apparatus comprising a non-transitory computer-readable memory device storing instructions configured to cause a controller to perform operations comprising:
establishing a connection with a host over a Universal Serial Bus (USB);
determining to induce re-enumeration of a device including the controller by the host over the USB in response to the device having a new configuration to present the host;
prompt transmission of an indicator to the host over the USB, the indicator being a USB 3.0 indicator emulating to the host a condition of the device that is not a current condition of the device, wherein the transmission of the emulated condition identified by the indicator induces the re-enumeration of the device by the host over the USB and causes a Link Training and Status State Machine (LTSSM) of the host to move from active state (U0) to one of SS.Inactive and RX.Detect in response to receiving the emulated condition identified by the USB 3.0 indicator;
synchronizing the device with the host over the USB; and
presenting the new configuration of the device to the host over the USB.
9. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein:
the device and the host are connected by the USB; and
the instructions are configured to cause the controller to perform operations further comprising determining whether the USB is idle and preventing upstream link command (LUP) transmission, if the USB is idle.
10. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein the instructions are configured to cause the controller to perform operations further comprising preventing transmission of one or more link commands to the host.
11. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein the instructions are configured to cause the controller to perform operations further comprising transmitting a signal to the host indicating successful LFPS exit handshake from lower power state U1U2U3 to recovery.
12. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein the instructions are configured to cause the controller to perform operations further comprising sending a signal to the host indicating initiation of recovery without detecting error.
13. A device comprising:
a controller; and
a memory in communication with the controller, including instructions, that when executed by the controller, cause the controller to:
establish a connection between the device and a host over a Universal Serial Bus (USB);
determine to induce re-enumeration of the device by the host over the USB in response to the device having a new configuration to present the host;
prompt transmission of an indicator from the device to the host over the USB, the indicator being a USB 3.0 indicator emulating to the host a condition of the device that is not a current condition of the device, wherein the transmission of the emulated condition identified by the indicator induces the re-enumeration of the device by the host over the USB and causes a Link Training and Status State Machine (LTSSM) of the host to move from active state (U0) to one of SS.Inactive and RX.Detect in response to receiving the emulated condition identified by the USB 3.0 indicator;
synchronize the device with the host over the USB; and
present the new configuration of the device to the host over the USB.
14. The device of claim 13, wherein the indicator comprises a corrupt sequence number.
15. The device of claim 13, wherein the controller is configured to determine whether the USB is configured to connect the device to the host is idle and prevent upstream link command (LUP) transmission, if the USB idle.
16. The device of claim 13, wherein the controller is configured to prevent transmission of one or more link commands to the host.
17. The device of claim 16, wherein the one or more link commands include LGOOD and LCRD.
18. The device of claim 13, wherein the controller is configured to transmit a signal to the host indicating successful LFPS exit handshake from lower power state U1U2U3 to recovery.
19. The device of claim 13, wherein the controller is configured to send a signal to the host indicating initiation of recovery without detecting error.
20. The device of claim 13, wherein the device comprises a USB 3.0 device.

1. An imitation candle comprising:
a) an imitation candle body;
b) an electric light source supported by the imitation candle body for producing an imitation flame; and
c) a fragrance emitter supported by the imitation candle body for producing a fragrance.
2. The imitation candle of claim 1, wherein the fragrance emitter comprises a fragrance reservoir positioned within the imitation candle body for storing a fragrant fluid.
3. The imitation candle of claim 2, wherein the fragrance emitter further comprises a fragrance wick coupled to the fragrance reservoir for diffusing the fragrance from the fragrant fluid.
4. The imitation candle of claim 3, wherein at least one of the fragrance reservoir and the fragrance wick are removable from the imitation candle body.
5. The imitation candle of claim 3, wherein the fragrance emitter further comprises an electric heat source for heating the fragrant fluid to actively diffuse the fragrance from the fragrant fluid.
6. The imitation candle of claim 5, wherein the electric heat source comprises a heating ring proximate the fragrance wick.
7. The imitation candle of claim 5, further comprising a power source housed within the imitation candle body and powering the electric light source and the electric heat source.
8. The imitation candle of claim 1, wherein the imitation candle body comprises a generally cylindrical outer wall defining an interior cavity, and an interior wall extending across the interior cavity transversely to the outer wall, the interior wall dividing the interior cavity into an upper cavity and a lower cavity.
9. The imitation candle of claim 8, wherein the upper cavity is generally open to the outside environment, and the lower cavity comprises a bottom cover extending thereacross and generally closing the lower cavity to the outside environment.
10. The imitation candle of claim 9, wherein at least a portion of the bottom cover is openable to provide access to the fragrance emitter.
11. The imitation candle of claim 10, wherein the portion of the bottom cover comprises a first openable door, and the fragrance emitter comprises a fragrance reservoir removable from the lower cavity through the first openable door.
12. The imitation candle of claim 9, further comprising a power source housed within the lower cavity and powering the electric light source and fragrance emitter, wherein at least a portion of the bottom cover is openable to provide access to the power source.
13. The imitation candle of claim 12, wherein the portion of the bottom cover comprises a second openable door, the power source removable from the lower cavity through the second openable door.
14. The imitation candle of claim 8, wherein the electric light source is positioned above the interior wall in the upper cavity.
15. The imitation candle of claim 8, wherein the fragrance emitter comprises a fragrance reservoir, and the fragrance reservoir is positioned in the lower cavity.
16. The imitation candle of claim 15, wherein the interior wall comprises a fragrance aperture proximate the fragrance reservoir and extending between the upper cavity and the lower cavity.
17. The imitation candle of claim 16, wherein:
a) the fragrance emitter further comprises a fragrance wick coupled to the fragrance reservoir for disseminating a fragrance from the fragrance reservoir b) the fragrance wick extends from the fragrance reservoir and into the fragrance aperture.
18. The imitation candle of claim 8, further comprising a power source powering the electric light source and the fragrance emitter, the power source housed within the lower cavity.
19. The imitation candle of claim 1, wherein the electric light source comprises a light emitting diode.
20. An imitation candle comprising:
a) an imitation candle body defining an upper cavity generally open to the outside environment, and a lower cavity;
b) an electric light source for producing an imitation flame, the electric light source positioned in the upper cavity; and
c) a fragrance emitter for producing a fragrance, the fragrance emitter comprising: (i) a fragrance reservoir for storing a fragrant fluid, the fragrance reservoir positioned in the lower cavity, (ii) a fragrance wick coupled to the fragrance reservoir for diffusing a fragrance from the fragrant fluid, and (iii) an electric heat source for heating the fragrant fluid; and
d) a power source positioned in the lower cavity and powering the electric light source and the electric heat source.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. An apparatus providing a reaction chamber for an oxygen-sensitive or water-sensitive reactant in a cavitation induced liquid reaction medium, the apparatus comprising:
a reaction chamber having a liquid space for a liquid reaction medium and a gas space overlying the liquid space when it contains liquid reaction medium, the reaction chamber excluding admission of ambient air;
means for producing cavitation in the liquid reaction medium;
at least one reactant inlet to at least one of the gas space or the liquid space for adding a reactant to the reaction chamber;
an inert gas inlet conduit with a sparger for injecting a flowing stream comprising inert gas into the liquid space of the reaction chamber;
a venting outlet for removal of a stream comprising inert gas from the gas space in the reaction chamber;
a recirculation conduit for re-circulating a stream of the inert gas from the venting outlet to the inert gas inlet conduit;
a heat exchanger in the recirculation conduit for condensing reaction medium entrained in the removed stream of inert gas for return to the reaction chamber;
and a reaction product outlet from the reaction chamber.
2. An apparatus as recited in claim 1 further comprising a gas pump in the recirculation conduit.
3. An apparatus as recited in claim 2 further comprising at least one of a needle valve, a pressure gauge, or a gas flow meter in the recirculation conduit to control the stream of the inert gas.
4. An apparatus as recited in claim 1 wherein the means for producing cavitation comprises an ultrasonic generator.
5. An apparatus as recited in claim 1 wherein the means for producing cavitation comprises a cavitation inducer acting on a wall of the reaction chamber.
6. An apparatus as recited in claim 1 wherein the means for producing cavitation comprises cavitation inducing plates immersed in the liquid reaction medium.
7. An apparatus as recited in claim 1 further comprising a hydrocarbon trap in the recirculation conduit.
8. An apparatus as recited in claim 1 further comprising an oxygen trap in the recirculation conduit.