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Sony Electronics Inc

Kuraray Europe Gmbh

Charles Anders Butler

Uwe Keller

Robert Walter Fuss

Jon A Gwin

Niklas Steinbach

Kent Forrester

Laminated glass having an opaque frame area is obtained by laminating at least one film A containing polyvinyl acetal PA and optionally at least one plasticiser WA and at least one film B containing a polyvinyl acetal PB and at least one plasticiser WB between two glass sheets, wherein prior to lamination

Laminated glass comprising interlayer film layers with a pigmented frame

A one hand firearm magazine loader for loading a firearm with a firearm magazine including a lower member includes a magazine support housing that terminates in a lower end in a receiving section; a firearm magazine support extending from the magazine support housing to retain the firearm magazine in a substantially vertical position; a rotating support rotatably received in the receiving section for rotation about a first axis between the substantially vertical position and an angled position; and a magazine receiving member carried by the rotating support, the magazine receiving member receiving the lower member of the firearm magazine, wherein the magazine receiving member is rotatably mounted to the rotating support for rotation about a second axis, substantially perpendicular to the first axis, of the firearm magazine with mounted firearm.

Firearm magazine loader and method of use

A one hand firearm magazine loader for loading a firearm with a firearm magazine including a lower member includes a one-piece magazine support housing including a wall that terminates in a lower end in a receiving section; support arms extending laterally from the vertical wall for retaining a firearm magazine in a substantially vertical position, vertical position; a rotating support rotatably received in the receiving section for rotation about a first axis-between the substantially vertical position and an angled position; and a magazine receiving member carried by the rotating support, the magazine receiving member slidably receiving the lower member of the firearm magazine, the magazine receiving member rotatably mounted to a top of the rotating support for rotation about a second axis, different from the first axis, of the firearm magazine with mounted firearm.

An aide and strategy layout and method for the solution of a Sudoku puzzle utilizes a row grid (Y) and a column grid (Z). The player can utilize the three grids as well as box's to aid in solving the puzzle. The layout can be provided on paper or on a game board. The game board secures game pieces to the game boardvia magnets, a cavity, adhesive, etc. An alternative game board utilizes a cellophane sheet and a black (or colored) backing material for removably scribing the solution. The solution aid can be automated using a computer processor, respective software, and a display.

Sudoku strategizer solution aide and strategy board game

A game, referred to as Dazzle, that is played with flat, twelve-sided regular polygon tiles. The tiles are radially divisible by segments from the center point to the corners of the external sides into six sections&mdash;two sections encompassing one external edge, two encompassing two external edges, and two encompassing three external edges. By arrangement of these different-shaped &ldquo;wedges&rdquo; five tile types are generated. Three different colors, textures, or other unifying property different tiles are used with further constraints to produce a basic set. The game is played by a player selecting a tile from a pool. The first player then places the tile in the playing area, and is awarded a pre-set number of points. Subsequent players in turn select a tile from the pool and play it on the playing area. Tiles are placed so that the sides of adjacent tiles-match evenly. Unifying properties of placed tiles, such as the color of one side, must match at least one unifying property of an adjacent side of a pre-played tile. Points are awarded for the number of contiguous subsections formed among the placed tiles, and bonus points are awarded for such events as the enclosure of empty spaces. Play continues until all tiles are used, and the player with highest point accumulation is the winner.

Twelve-sided polygon tile game and method of playing

A tool for etching at least one selected area of a silicon dixoide layer on a wafer. The tool includes a container which is partially filled with hydrofluoric (HF) acid. The tool further includes a template having an aperture extending between each selected area and the container. Vapors of the HF acid pass through each aperture to contact and etch each selected area in order to expose a test die on the wafer. An O-ring is associated with each selected area for sealing each of the selected areas from the remaining areas on the silicon dioxide layer such that substantially only the selected areas are etched by the vapors.

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Charles Anders Butler