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Arthur C Snyder

Stephen John Lewis

Stephen Lewis

A display attachment can be attached to apparel such as, but not limited to, shoes or shirts and can also be attached to other objects such as, but not limited to, backpacks, notebooks, or clipboards in order to display interchangeable adornments, messages, and logos. The display attachment includes a design display, a display clip, and an attachment mechanism. The design display is a display that includes a design which may be, but is not limited to, adornments, messages, or logos. The display clip allows the display attachment to be attached onto apparel or other objects. The attachment mechanism may be any mechanism that allows the design display to be attached to the display clip. Thus, the user can remove the design display when desired in order to attach another design display to the display clip.

Display attachment

A garment and accessory attachment for displaying adornments, messages, and logos is used to display reminder or reinforcement messages to a user. The garment and accessory attachment attaches to garments or accessories including, but not limited to, clothing, shoes, and athletic bags. garment and accessory attachment incorporates an adornment, message, or logo superimposed onto an interchangeable image tag to remind or reinforce a thought process to encourage specific behavior or focus to improve the user's performance. The image tag is pressed against a clip base of the garment and accessory attachment and secured with a first tag restraint and a second tag restraint of the garment and accessory attachment. The garment and accessory attachment is mounted to a garment or accessory through a clip arm. The clip arm is adjacently connected to the clip base, opposite to the first tag restraint and the second tag restraint.

Garment and accessory attachment for displaying adornments, messages, and logos

The batter monitoring system is a modified home plate for baseball including a sensor unit to detect whether or not the bat crosses the plate as a hitter swings at a pitched ball and also when a runner crosses the plate. After the pitch, a green light is illuminated to indicate that the batter swung the bat or a red light is illuminated if the batter did not swing the bat. Each player would wear a transmitter which the sensor would detect as it crossed the plate, illuminating the lights and sounding a buzzer to indicate when the device is detected crossing the plate. This allows the umpire to watch the ball coming into the baseman's glove and determine whether the ball arrived before or after he heard the buzzer. The sensor, lights, control unit, and buzzer would be built into the plate, and the plate would be recessed into the ground so that its appearance does not differ from that of a conventional home plate.

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Mulbery, FL, United States of America

Arthur C Snyder