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Spirit Merchandise Group, Inc.

Ixia

The Spirit Merchandising Group

Spirit International, Inc.

Glenn Stewart

Michael A Richardson

Charlene F Richardson

Kalyan R Sundhar

Matthew John Balkwill

David Hammond

Edward F Panofsky

Richard A Karp

Arda Akman

Thomas O Deans

A bottle and cup holder for retaining a bottle or cup, having a skin cover forming an outermost layer of the holder; a foam insert within the skin cover having a central cavity and an opening. The central cavity has a first section, a second section, and a shoulder. The second section is between the first section and the opening. The shoulder is between the first section and the second section. The second section has a larger diameter than the first section. The bottle and cup holder also has a shoulder bushing within the opening and extending into the central cavity to receive the bottle or cup.

Bottle and cup holder

Methods, systems, and computer readable media for stress testing mobile network equipment using CPRI are disclosed. According to one method, a plurality of messages is generated for simulating a plurality of user equipment (UE) devices. The plurality of messages is transmitted over a common public radio interface (CPRI) link to a radio equipment controller (REC) in order to stress test the REC component.

Methods, systems, and computer readable media for stress testing mobile network equipment using a common public radio interface (CPRI)

Translucent hinged container

Wave ring box

A method and apparatus for a golf swing training that assists a trainee or golfer in improving their golf swing. The apparatus includes a device supported between the forearms of the trainee or golfer during the golf swing. The dimensions of the device are selected so the device can be supported in relationship to the arms of trainee in the same configuration as the relationship of the arms during a natural and proper golf swing. By supporting the golf training apparatus between the forearms, the golf training apparatus induces the trainee or golfer to maintain the forearms, and importantly, the wrists, in a 'quiet state' that produces a more effective golf swing.

Golf swing training aid

LED light

Recyclable jewelry box

Wave utility box

A gardening chairis provided for supporting a userthereon. The gardening chairis provided with a base support member, and a seataligned with and coupled to upper portions of the base support member for supporting a user's lower body thereon. A diagonally extending chest support memberis provided for supporting a user's chestand upper body thereon. An L-shaped tensioning armand an elastic bandare coupled to one end of intermediate portions of the diagonally extending chest support memberand the base support memberto support the member for movement to a plurality of predetermined diagonal positions.

Gardening chair

A gardening chairis provided for supporting a userthereon. The gardening chairis provided with a base support member, and a seataligned with and coupled to upper portions of the base support member for supporting a user's lower body thereon. A diagonally extending chest support memberis provided for supporting a user's chestand upper body thereon. A pair of elongated upwardly biasing membersandare coupled between the diagonally extending chest support memberand the base support memberto support the member for movement to a plurality of predetermined diagonal positions.

A utility vehicle is provided with an extended chassis . The utility vehicle is provided to accommodate a driver's compartment having a seat for a driver and a plurality of passengers. A first passenger compartment is provided behind the driver compartment having a seat for seating a second plurality of passengers thereon. A second passenger compartment is formed on the extended chassis behind the first passenger compartment . The second passenger compartment is provided with a seat for seating a third plurality of passengers thereon. A storage compartment is also provided directly behind the second passenger compartment . Side access doors and are provided for the driver's compartment, first passenger compartment and second passenger compartment , respectively. A rear access door is provided so that the cargo can be put in and taken out of the utility vehicle as desired.

Limousine utility vehicle

A jewelry box having a segmented lid structure and a tray structure collectively defined by bottom, front, first side, rear and second side walls. An insert for supportably mounting an article of jewelry is received within an interior space of the tray structure. The segmented lid structure is pivotable between first and second positions and includes first, second, third, fourth and fifth parts. Inner side surfaces of the first and second parts of are fixedly secured to outer side surfaces of the bottom and rear walls, respectively. In the first position, an inner side surface of the third part engages the first side, rear and second side walls of the tray structure to cover a first portion of the interior area of the tray structure, the inner side surface of the third part engages the first and second side walls of the tray structure to cover a second portion of the interior area of the tray structure, and the fifth part is insertably received in a slot between the insert and the inner side surface of the front wall to secure the segmented lid structure in position. In the second position, the outer side surface of the third part engages the outer side surface of the second part and the outer side surfaces of the fourth and fifth parts engage the outer side surface of the first part. In this position, the segmented lid structure no longer blocks access to the interior area of the tray structure. A sheath is attached to the inner side surface of the third part and characters are imprinted on the inner side surface of the fifth part and the outer side surface of the fourth part.

Jewelry box having attached segmented lid member

A limousine funeral coach 10 is provided with an extended chassis 12. The extended chassis 12 is provided to accommodate a motor compartment 44 and a driver's compartment 50 behind the motor compartment 50. A seat 56 for a driver and a plurality of passengers thereon is provided in the drivers compartment. A passenger compartment 60 is located behind the driver's compartment 50 having a first seat 62 for seating a first plurality of passengers and a second seat 64 for seating a second plurality of passengers thereon. The second seat 64 is aligned and spaced from the first seat 62 so that the passengers in the seat 62 will face the passengers in the seat 64 when seated on the seats. A storage compartment 70 is also provided directly behind the passenger compartment 60. The storage compartment 70 which is provided for carrying flowers in a front portion thereof and a casket containing the remains of the deceased in other portions thereof occupies a space on the chassis substantially equal to the space occupied by both the driver and passenger compartments 50 and 60 respectively. Side access doors 58 and 66 are provided for the driver and passenger compartments 50 and 60, respectively to allow passenger access. Side access doors 78 are provided, allowing for access to the front 80 of the storage compartment 70. A rear access door 86 is provided so that the casket containing the remains of the deceased can be put in and taken out of the funeral coach 10 as desired.

Limousine funeral coach

A burial casket 10 comprising a photographic memorial marker 30 which is coupled to the front and side walls 14 and 16. The photographic memorial marker 30 is provided with a picture 60 for identifying the deceased person in the casket 10. A support member 32 is provided for supporting the picture 60 on the front and back wall members 14 and 16. A first protective cover member 62 is aligned with and coupled to the bottom of the picture 60 on the support member 32. A second protective cover member 64 is aligned with and coupled to the top portion of the picture 60. A sealing member 66 is provided to cover the second protective cover 64 and the support member 32 so that the picture 60 is protected from moisture, and so that a harden durable surface is provided. A plurality of coupling members 70 are provided each having an engaging arm 72 which engages selected portions of the support member 32 and coupling arms 74 which are couplable to the casket walls so that the support member is permanently coupled to the casket 10.

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Dallas, TX, United States of America

Glenn Stewart