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Cargill Inc.

Structural Composite Industries, Inc.

Hoffmann-la Roche Inc.

Harry A King

Robert T Gordon

James V Springrose

Oscar Weingart

Robert W Cuddihy

John M Washick

The protective film for vehicle window is a protective window film that is adapted for use with a vehicle. The protective film for vehicle window is adapted for use with the windshield of the vehicle. The protective film for vehicle window is applied to the windshield. The protective film for vehicle window is adapted to protect the windshield from damage by deflecting debris that falls upon the windshield during travel. The protective film for vehicle window is texturized. The protective film for vehicle window comprises a protective sheeting and an adhesive. The adhesive attaches the protective sheeting to the windshield.

Protective film for vehicle window

A wall resurfacing kit for allowing users to quickly and easily resurface a damaged wallpapered surface includes a plurality of rectangular mesh screen sheets. The plurality of mesh screen sheets are made of fiberglass and are directly attachable to the wallpapered surface. The wall resurfacing kit further includes a reinforcing member. The reinforcing member is applied directly onto the mesh screen sheets such that the reinforcing member penetrates through the mesh screen sheets. The reinforcing member directly couples the plurality of mesh screen sheets to the wallpapered surface. The wall resurfacing kit further includes a set of instructions indicating a decoration mode. The decoration mode is used to decorate the wallpapered surface.

Wall resurfacing kit and associated method

A body pillow is provided for enfolding the body of a user at rest. The body pillow is typically an elongated flexible member having an upper section adapted to enfold the upper body and arms of the user and a lower section adapted to lie between and enfold the legs of the user. The upper body section comprises a flexible material forming an enclosure having a generally oval configuration in the vertical plane and having a filling of sufficient cushioning material whereby the upper section readily conforms to the contour of the body and embracing arms of the user. The lower leg section also comprises a flexible material forming an enclosure having a generally oval configuration in the horizontal plane and a filling of sufficient cushioning material whereby the lower section holds the legs of the user in spaced relationship and readily conforms to the contour of the legs. In one embodiment a body pillow cover is employed to provide protective and decorative features.

Body pillow

A filament wound railroad car including an elongated, load bearing body having walls formed of a specified fiber reinforced plastic resin composite of glass reinforcing filaments and a structural organopolymeric resin having particular characteristics.

Filament composite railroad car

A railroad car has an elongated cylindrical car body formed of thin cylindrical longitudinal walls and closed at each end by a respective end wall, a coupler at each end of the car body for coupling the car to other cars, a truck at each end of the car body, and a supporting structure mounted on each of the trucks for supporting the car body on the respective truck for transport on rails. As described, the end walls are conical and truncated, the longitudinal and end walls comprising continuously wound filaments impregnated with resin with the filaments lying in the longitudinal walls at an angle of less than 30.degree. to the longitudinal direction and extending in the end walls to the region of the truncation. Each of the supporting structures connects a coupler to beam columns at a respective end of the cylindrical walls for transmitting forces substantially horizontally from the coupler to the car body, and is connected to the respective end wall for transmitting forces substantially vertically from a truck to the end wall to support the car body, the car body being substantially self-supporting between supporting structures.

Railroad car

A method of supplemental irrigation of substantial areas, for supplying water to plants and for conserving water already in the plants and in the soil, by placing in the atmosphere over the area a fog of water particles which particles are of a size such that they tend to settle rather slowly. They will thereby have a residence time in the air around the plants, and can drift appreciable distances with slow air movement. According to the preferred method, the majority of the droplets will have a diameter between about 10 and about 200 microns, the mass median diameter being about 50 microns. The method comprehends generating this fog and, if necessary, blowing it to areas which require it.

Method of supplemental irrigation for farming

A gasket for liquid crystal light shutter displays, particularly field effect light shutter displays, comprising a high molecular weight thermoplastic resin, preferably a phenoxy polymer resin, which is not reactive with nor soluble in the liquid crystal material but which will bond two transparent plates together securely and restrict the flow of moisture or other contaminants from the atmosphere into a liquid crystal film disposed between the transparent plates.

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Yorba Linda, CA, United States of America

Harry A King