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Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

John W Lee

Jimmy Perez

Benton Schrougham

Andrew Lovvorn

Bob Sattem

Kevin E Swier

Bradley Bower

David Huhn

Various embodiments and methods are disclosed relating to one or more media guides configured to guide a surface being printed upon relative to a manually moved print device.

Media guide

A method of forming a lamp assembly includes removably coupling a burner assembly to a datum structure, the burner assembly including a fireball, moving the datum structure and the burner assembly to an aligned position relative to a reflector such that the fireball is at a focal point of the reflector, and securing the datum structure and the reflector in the aligned position.

Method of forming a lamp assembly

A replaceable lamp header for positioning a lamp within a reflector assembly includes a base member having first and second lateral portions, at least one first source connection coupled to each of the first and second lateral portions, at least one second source connection coupled to each of the first and second lateral portions, a first interconnect coupling the first source connections and being external to the base member, and a second interconnect coupling the second source connections and being external to the base member.

Replaceable lamp header

A replaceable lamp header for positioning a lamp within a reflector assembly, includes a base member, a lamp engaging member extending from a first surface of the base member in which the lamp engaging member includes a proximal end and a distal end, a lamp receiving cavity defined in the lamp engaging member, and at least one fill hole defined in a proximal end of the lamp engaging member and extending through the lamp engaging member into the lamp receiving cavity.

Lamp assembly and method of forming

Audio and video equipment cabinet

A ground anchor stake device characterized by a novel combination of ground-penetrating angular spike means and ground-penetrating arcuate tine means. The spike means and the tine means are movably interconnected in such manner that the spike means may be first pushed into the ground at an acute angle to the ground surface, and the arcuate tine means then pushed into the ground in a circular arcuate path to the ground surface. The ends of the spike means and the ends of the tine means, being inserted into the ground from opposite direction toward each other, encompass a mass of ground between them to securely anchor the stake device in the ground. Removal of the device from the ground is by first lifting the arcuate tine means from the ground and then lifting the angular spike means from the ground.

Ground anchor stake device

A coupler for animal collars characterized by a novel combination of a releasable locking member in the form of a strip of metal which conveniently functions as a name plate. This strip is adapted to receive a pair of post members provided on a channel-like base member which in turn receives respective ends of the collar which are held on the posts until the strip member is removed. One of the posts includes a stop means and the other post is a threaded member adapted to receive a complementary threaded member disposed through spaced holes in the locking strip to effectively couple the ends of the collar together. Merely removing the threaded member from the threaded post permits quick removal of the strip from both posts.

Coupling device for animal collars

A coupler for animal collars characterized by a novel combination of a releasable locking member biased in a normally closed position which is in the form of a curved resilient strip. This strip is adapted to receive a pair of post members provided on a channel-like base member which in turn receives respective ends of the collar which are held on the posts until the strip member is removed. The strip member may be removed by depressing the center portion which elongates the strip and permits its removal from the posts and their flanged top.

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Sweet Home, OR, United States of America

John W Lee