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Kuhl Reflections, Inc.

Larry L Kuhl

Christopher J Herman

A hanger bracket is used to support at least one of a guide track rail and an opener associated with the overhead sliding door installation for a building from a superstructure of the building. The hanger includes a first part having an upper wall configured to be attached to the superstructure of the building, and a pair of spaced apart side walls depending from the upper wall and defining an open bottom. A second part is adjustable relative to the first part, and has a support member joined to a support leg depending therefrom and configured to be attached to at least one of the guide track rail and the opener. The support member is slidably supported, received and retained on the first part. The side walls are formed with guiding and supporting structure configured to slidably engage the support member thereon.

Hanger bracket used in overhead sliding door installation

A vehicular lighting housing utilizes a combination of a two-way mirror, a strip of multi-color LEDs, and a one-way mirror spaced from the two-way mirror, such that when the LEDs are illuminated, light reflects back and forth between the two-way mirror and the one-way mirror to present a series of constantly converging light streams forming an endless tunnel of light. A control switch connected to the LEDs and a battery has a rheostat control, a toggle switch and a push button switch to enable the LEDs to be selectively displayed in steady, flashing and paint modes.

Vehicular lighting arrangement with infinity effect

A vehicular lighting housing utilizes a combination of a two-way mirror, a strip of LEDs, a one-way mirror spaced from the two-way mirror, and a cover glass such that when the LEDs are illuminated, light reflects back and forth between the two-way mirror and the one-way mirror to present a series of constantly converging light streams forming an endless tunnel of light.

An exercise device for use by a person. An elastic cord is formed into a generally figure eight shape including two loops that are coincident at a common juncture. The two loops may be releasably interconnected at points generally diametrically opposite the common juncture. A plurality of tubular handles are received about sections of the elastic cord. In use, the person wears the device as a harness with the common juncture forming a back yoke and each of the loops encircles an arm and shoulder and are releasably connected at the front center waistline of the person. Exercises are performed by grasping the handles and extending the elastic cord.

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Mason City, IA, United States of America

Larry L Kuhl