Briggs & Stratton, LLC

Strattec Security Corporation

Innovative Storage Designs, Inc.

Swivel It, Inc.

Brian J Munzel

Mark M Gondek

Scott H Micoley

Steven J Dimig

Thomas J Green

Brett Vladika

Brian E Healy

Larry R Grimmer

David A Schenker

Alan Ritz

Michael J Nickel

David A Schmitz

Keith D Zirtzlaff

Jesse D Cotterman

Russell J Winberg

Scott G Klos

Lucas J Boesel

Michael Plutte

Dave M Rose

Alexandre Y Reikher

Vivek R Huilgol

Alan J Ritz

Larry J Grimmer

Some embodiments of the present invention provide an apparatus and method adapted to control or assist the movement of a display screen relative to a screen housing. In some embodiments, a linkage assembly is adapted to move a display screen relative to a screen housing. Also, some embodiments employ a hub movable within an elongated aperture, and can also have a projection engaged with a second elongated aperture to help control the orientation of the display screen relative to the screen housing. Some embodiments according to the present invention employ lift devices, lock devices, and other display control devices, such as clutches and friction assemblies.

Rotatable computer display apparatus and method

In some embodiments, lock assemblies are disclosed which have a housing, a barrel, and at least one tumbler. In some cases, the lock is codeable after the lock assembly has been assembled. Although not required, some embodiments can be re-coded to a new code with and without disassembling the lock assembly. The tumbler(s) can be pivotable, while in other embodiments the tumbler(s) move in a substantially linear fashion. The tumbler(s) can be comprised of two pieces or portions, wherein one piece/portion of the tumbler(s) either directly or indirectly engages the coded surface of a key while the other piece/portion is positionable to prevent rotation of the barrel with respect to the housing. In some embodiments, the tumblers are external to the barrel.

Vehicular lock apparatus and method

A reverse hook assembly that is adapted to attach an outboard motor to a fixed member interconnected to a marine vessel, the reverse hook assembly including a movable hook engageable with the fixed member, a solenoid having a movable plunger, a linkage that selectively moves the hook in response to movement of the plunger, and a switch electrically connecting the solenoid with a power source.

Solenoid-operated reverse hook assembly for an outboard motor

A foldable desk having a working condition and a folded condition. The foldable desk includes a desk top, a plurality of legs and a shelf. The desk top includes a cord managing aperture that permits cords to pass through the desk top when the desk is in the working condition and is useable as a handle when the desk is in the folded condition. The desk top can move between a first orientation when the desk is in the working condition and a second orientation when the desk is in the folded condition. The plurality of legs are coupled to the desk top to support the desk top in the working condition. The plurality of legs lie in a single plane in the folded condition and do not lie in a single plane in the working condition.

Folding desk

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Port Washington, WI, United States of America

Brian J Munzel