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Philips Electronics North America Corporation

The Regina Company

Michael D Collins

Christopher A Robinette

Walter L Webb

Gary A Miller

Kristen G Sprow-Byrd

Glenn K Redding

James R Hunter, Jr

Charles W Reynolds

Ronald R Moore

Barry W Chaffin

A small, portable device for detecting impending severe weather. The device measures change in barometric pressure and sounds a buzzer when changes in pressure indicate that severe weather, including tornadoes, are likely to occur. Homes and businesses are therefore freed from reliance on television or radio for such information.

Personal severe weather warning microchip and pressure sensor

A golf swing instructional cage for teaching a quiet lower body swing, employs a minimum of three body constraints: a rear constraint, a forward upper leg lateral constraint and a constraint at the rear of the rearward knee area such that when the golfer is located in the proper initial swing position proximal the rear constraint and knee area restraint and a short laterally spaced distance from the forward upper leg lateral constraint, avoidance of contact with the spaced forward upper leg lateral constraint during the golf swing instructs in quiet lower body control. Optionally a laterally spaced rear upper leg lateral restraint is also provided which, by avoidance of contact during the golf swing further instructs in additional quiet lower body control.

Golf swing instructional device and method

An upright steerable vacuum cleaner is provided, which includes the use of a pivotable cylindrical motor housing, as well as a universal joint which is attached to the motor housing, such that twisting at the upper body of the vacuum cleaner clockwise causes the base of the unit to turn right, and twisting in the opposite direction causes it to turn left.

Vacuum cleaner having improved steering features

Upright vacuum cleaner

An upright steerable vacuum cleaner is provided, which includes the use of a pivotable cylindrical motor housing, as well as a universal joint which is attached to the motor housing, such that twisting at the upper body of the vacuum cleaner clockwise causes the base of the unit to turn right, twisting in the opposite direction causes if to turn left.

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Pass Christian, MS, United States of America

Michael D Collins