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Thomson Licensing

John Frederick Bishop

Peter S Lee

Roger Yeh

Gregory David Gudorf

Mark Leroy Walker

Samir M Ahmed

Basil Badawiyeh

Lee Douglas Shartzer

Kenneth Rudman

Vasil Nadzakov

Dan Han Diep

David Pettigrew

Genevieve Marie Pinvidic

Dana Forte

Hao Chi Tran

Andrew Yoon

Jason Pickersgill

James Earl Booth, Jr

James Edward Booth

Douglas Jason Pickersgill

The inventive subject matter provides a device in which a pet stroller comprises at least three wheels, a battery, a motor, and a treadmill. The treadmill is positioned inside of the stroller and has a belt upon which an animal walk and run. The battery is configured to power the motor, and in at least some contemplated embodiments, movement of one or more of the wheels of the stroller can be used to directly move the belt of the treadmill, and/or indirectly power the belt by providing power to the battery.

Pet stroller with motor operated treadmill

The present disclosure is directed towards having a user interface that displays a number of cards or windows. A user can implement a command where the user interface will automatically change the position of the displayed cards to show regions of interest which are the parts of the cards that a user may have interested in. The user interest can be determined in accordance with user preference information. Optionally, cards which do not have regions of interest are removed from a display area and such cards are replaced with new cards that do have regions of interest.

Method for locating regions of interest in a user interface

Method and apparatus for locating regions of interest in a user interface

A user interface that displays a number of cards or windows is described where a user can move the cards in a horizontal direction freely. When a card resides in a locked zone, as defined by a user, the card will be able to be manipulated in a vertical direction, while cards that reside in a regular zone will not be able to be moved vertically. In addition, only cards that are in the locked zone can be subjected to a user action such as cutting content from the card, pasting content to the card, enlarging the contents of the card, or shrinking the contents of the card.

Method and apparatus for restricting user operations when applied to cards or windows

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Santa Monica, CA, United States of America

John Frederick Bishop