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Avery Dennison Corporation

The Raymond Lee Organization, Inc.

Wabk Corporation

Gwj Company

George W Jensen

Mark Castleberry

Michael L Arnold

Carol A Caldwell

Wayne A Beeder

Eugene A Woynoski

A platform apparatus is provided which may be configured to support an electronic device. The platform apparatus may include a base, an extension, and a support. Some implementations include a hinge. The platform apparatus may be configured for use by a standing, seated, or reclining user, or to support an electronic device.

Platform for electronic devices

A platform apparatus is provided which may be configured to support an electronic device. The platform apparatus may include a base, an extension, a support, and a lockable hinge. The extension may be adjustable and locked into a number of configurations. The platform apparatus may be configured for use by a standing, seated, or reclining user, or to support an electronic device in a free-standing configuration.

There is provided a method of dispensing telephone cards from automatic teller machines (ATM) and card constructions used therewith. Telephone time is apportioned to a number of sheetlets printed with random numbers which serve as a personal identification number (PIN). They are packaged in bricks and activated when installed in an ATM or when dispensed. The sheetlets are capable of being dispensed like currency and may contain the PIN on a removable zone.

ATM phone card system

There is provided an improved locking ring which may be used as a staple and a staple gun for clinching the locking ring. An open ring of spring-like material is provided having a pair of free ends with loops bent back. The open ring is clinched by intermating these loops thus forming a strong locking ring. A staple gun apparatus is provided to clinch the locking ring. A specially shaped die at the end of the staple gun having grooves which are cross-sectional mirror images of one another is utilized.

Locking ring and stapling system

A flat barrel-type housing has spaced opposite first and second ends and an axial chamber formed therethrough, extending between the ends and opening at the second end of the housing. A pistol-type hand grip extends from the housing in the area of the second end thereof and extends perpendicularly from the chamber. A guide is mounted in the feed bore and extends out of the housing for movably guiding a stack of hog staples individually into the chamber. A pair of curved arms extend from the housing at the second end thereof on opposite sides of the opening of the chamber thereat. The arms open toward each other to form a circular area therebetween and have free ends spaced from each other. A feed device operated by the holder of the gun moves a single staple at a time from the guide in the chamber at the feed bore through the chamber and the opening at the second end of the housing into contact with the arms whereby the arms form a circle of each staple.

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Southlake, TX, United States of America

George W Jensen