David T Garner, 432 Portside, Irvine, CA 92614

6347643, Feb 19, 2002

Dec 1, 2000

09/701621

David M. Garner - Cumming GA
Eric R. Colburn - Wexford PA

Hill-Rom Services, Inc. - Batesville IN

F16L 500

1373294, 1373291, 137360

A gas outlet apparatus ( ) is configured to provide a medical gas outlet for a gas supply line ( ). The apparatus ( ) includes a front cover ( ) formed to include a gas outlet opening ( ), a back plate ( ) coupled to the front cover ( ), and a gas outlet barrel ( ) having an inlet end, an outlet end ( ), and a valve located between the inlet end and the outlet end ( ). The apparatus ( ) also includes a retention portion located on the back plate ( ). The retention portion is configured to engage the barrel ( ) adjacent the outlet end ( ) to secure the barrel ( ) to the back plate ( ) and the cover ( ) and with the outlet end ( ) of the barrel ( ) in alignment with the gas outlet opening ( ) formed in the front cover ( ).

2012001, Jan 19, 2012

Jul 14, 2010

12/836322

George Frady - Canton GA, US
Carl Parks - Woodstock GA, US
David Garner - Canton GA, US
Gordon Ricketts - Jasper GA, US

E04H 15/04
E04H 15/34
E04H 15/06

135 90, 135 96, 135161

A hunting blind having adjustable height is described herein. The height of the hunting blind may be adjusted to fully or partially hide a hunter from their prey. In one embodiment, the height is adjusted through the use of adjustable length stabilization rods. To provide support for the blind's top edge while in use, in one example, a support rod is inserted through a channel disposed in or near the top edge of the hunting blind. The support rod may also be used to secure the hunting blind to a tree through the use of a strap wrapped around the tree, whereas the support rod is secured to the strap.

5940076, Aug 17, 1999

Dec 1, 1997

8/980563

Daniel Ray Sommers - Roswell GA
David Owen Garner - Roswell GA
Michael Allen Zingman - Marietta GA

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G06F 314

345339

A communication device (50) includes a display (68) for presenting information to the user. When selecting between different options/features (402-416) the currently displayed options/features are displayed in user selectable fields (422-426) which are located along an arc. When a device user picks an option/feature which is currently not being displayed (408-416), the graphical user interface commences an animation process (620) which makes the user selectable fields (422-426) seem to be part of a wheel (420) which is spinning. Once the main process has loaded up the required off-screen options/features the animation process stops.