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Watchguard, Inc.

Gary B Burton

Robert V Vanman

James Walter Exner

Jim Dulaney

Larry D Hall

A system and method for attaching a device to a user includes securing a first plate to a user. The first plate can be secured to the user, for example, via one or more straps and/or a hook and loop fastener. The system and method further include securing a second plate to the first plate, wherein an article of the user's clothing is sandwiched in between the first plate and the second plate. The first plate and second plate may be secured to each other by a magnetic connection, by engagement of a sliding pin that pierces a portion of the first plate and the second plate, or a combination of a magnetic connection and an engagement of a sliding pin.

Method and system of securing wearable equipment

A pizza base unit of crust has a plurality of waffle-type depressions in its upper surface that receive pizza toppings and serve to anchor such toppings on the upper surface of the pizza. In the method of forming the pizza, raw pizza dough is formed into a pizza size portion and is subjected to a first cooking step to form a crust while simultaneously providing a plurality of the waffle-like depressions in its upper surface. Pizza toppings are then placed on the upper surface of the cooked crust and in the depressions and this assembly is then subjected to a second heating step to complete the pizza for consumption. Apparatus for carrying out the method includes a hot plate with cooking areas arranged to receive raw pizza dough for cooking into a pizza crust. The hot plate has a lid hingedly connected thereto, and such lid includes waffle-type forming portions arranged to face the hot plate surface in the closed position thereof and engage pizza dough on the cooking areas to form depressions in the pizza dough for receiving the toppings.

Pizza construction and apparatus

A disc-like body member is arranged to lie flat on the lacing area of a shoe and has a first aperture arranged to receive both the free ends of a shoelace upwardly therethrough. A pair of second apertures also extend through the body member and are arranged to receive the free ends of the shoelace downwardly therethrough after a knot has been tied on the upper surface of the body member. Another pair of apertures may be provided in the body member which are arranged to receive the free ends of the shoelaces upwardly therethrough after the shoelaces have been passed down through the second apertures.

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Lake Oswego, OR, United States of America

Gary B Burton