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Autoliv Asp, Incorporated

Composite Optics, Incorporated

Beverly Hills Teddy Bear Company

Randy Wayne Clark

Laura Anne Clark

Timothy J Whited

Duane Eric Krumweide

Gary C Krumweide

A plush toy includes a rigid body and a plurality of expandable, articulable and positionable tubes each extending from a proximal tube end to a distal tube end. Each proximal tube end is attached to the rigid body. At least two rigid hollow bases are each filled with weighting material. Each rigid base is attached a respective distal tube end of one of the plurality of tubes. A fabric covering surrounds the entirety of the rigid body, the plurality of tubes and the at least two rigid hollow bases. A compressible packing material is disposed inside of the fabric covering and outside of the rigid body, the plurality of tubes and/or the at least two rigid hollow bases. The fabric covering resembles an animal. At least one of the plurality of tubes represents an arm, a leg, a neck, a tail or a horn of the animal.

Expandable and collapsible plush toy

An adjustable cargo securing strap including an adjustable first ratchet strap and each of a pair of ratchet strap S hooks attached to each of a first end and a second end, respectively, of the adjustable first ratchet strap. A hook member is attached to an upper surface of one of the pair of ratchet strap S hooks. Each of a proximal attachment member and a distal attachment member is disposed on each of a proximal end and a distal end, respectively, of a rubberized second strap. A second strap S hook is disposed through an aperture of the distal attachment member, and the hook member is selectively slidably engageable within an aperture of the proximal attachment member.

Adjustable cargo securing strap

A glow-in-the-dark toy kit includes a hand-held light emitting device having a power source, a control circuit, a narrow beam light emitting diode and a wide beam light emitting diode. The power source provides an electrical energy to the control circuit. The control circuit provides the electrical energy to either the narrow or wide beam light emitting diodes. The narrow and wide beam light emitting diodes emit a wavelength of light around 405 nanometers a distance of at least 10 feet. The range of the wavelength of light used could also be plus or minus 50 nanometers. A receiving device includes a phosphorescence layer that reemits light once illuminated with the wavelength of light from the emitting device. The hand-held light emitting device can then be used in a dark environment to react with the phosphorescence layer of the receiving device from the distance of at least 10 feet.

Light activated glow-in-the-dark doodler

A glow-in-the-dark toy kit includes a light emitting device configured to be controlled by a first player. The light emitting device is configured to emit a wavelength of light around 405 nanometers from a light emitting diode powered by a power source. A light receiving device is associated with the light emitting device and configured to be worn by a second player. The light receiving device includes a phosphorescence layer reactive to the 405 nanometer wavelength of light. The devices are used in a dark environment allowing the 405 nanometer wavelength of light to react with the phosphorescence layer and display an imaginary or real impact when the first player uses the light emitting device to illuminate the light receiving device worn by the second player.

Light emitting toys and light activated targets

Light emitter

A novel airbag module is described. The airbag module includes an inflatable cushion defining a mouth for receiving inflation fluid. A substantially cylindrical housing is configured to retain the inflatable cushion in a folded state. A disc-shaped inflation fluid source is attached to the housing and is in communication with the inflatable cushion. The inflation fluid source is positioned substantially within the housing and is configured to produce at least about 120 liters of inflation fluid volume. A flared retaining collar is positioned about the inflation fluid source adjacent an inner surface of the inflatable cushion to retain the inflatable cushion in communication with the inflation fluid source.

Cylindrical passenger airbag module

A guide rail assembly for clamping circuit boards in place comprising a guide rail directly attached to a heat radiating fin formed from a graphite fiber reinforced plastic. The fins have tenons that fit within the guide rail to provide additional resistance to clamping forces. The guide rail assembly can be assembled using a variety of bonding methods, including adhesives.

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Strathmore, CA, United States of America

Randy Wayne Clark