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Sg Gaming, Inc.

Bally Gaming, Inc.

Ronald E Gray

Martin S Lyons

Kenneth A Tarlow

Yogendrasinh Hematji Rajput

Robert C Palmer

Robert Dean Palmer

Prateek Kumar Baishkhiyar

Suhas Rangaswamy

Sathishkumar Durai

Roger Gilchrist

A gaming system includes logic circuitry and a gaming machine for conducting a casino wagering game. The logic circuitry receives, via an acoustic input component of the gaming machine, an acoustic capture signal representative of a player account identifier corresponding to a player account from a mobile device, determines the player account identifier represented by the capture signal, and associates a gaming session on the gaming machine with the corresponding player account. In addition, the logic circuitry, in response to receiving in a prescribed manner, via the acoustic input component, an acoustic maintain-session signal from the mobile device, maintains the association between the gaming session on the gaming machine and the corresponding player account for a period of time, in response to failing to receive the maintain-session signal in the prescribed manner, the logic circuitry terminates the association between the gaming session and the corresponding player account.

Linked communications for gaming systems using acoustic signatures

A gaming system includes logic circuitry and a gaming machine for conducting a casino wagering game. The logic circuitry receives, via an acoustic input component of the gaming machine, an acoustic capture signal representative of a player account identifier corresponding to a player account from a mobile device, determines the player account identifier represented by the capture signal, and associates a gaming session on the gaming machine with the corresponding player account. In addition, the logic circuitry, in response to receiving in a prescribed manner, via the acoustic input component, an acoustic maintain-session signal from the mobile device, maintains the association between the gaming session on the gaming machine and the corresponding player account for a period of time, In response to failing to receive the maintain-session signal in the prescribed manner, the logic circuitry terminates the association between the gaming session and the corresponding player account.

A gaming system includes a gaming machine for conducting a casino wagering game and logic circuitry. The logic circuitry establishes a gaming session of the casino wagering game for a player, during the gaming session, detects an object at a detected distance via a presence sensor of the gaming machine, determines whether or not the detected object is the player based on one or more object detection criteria including the detected distance, in response to the detected object being determined to be the player, maintains the gaming session, and in response to the detected object being determined to be an object other than the player, initiates an end-session counter to terminate the gaming session. A duration of the end-session counter varies at least partially as a function of the one or more object detection criteria.

Presence-detecting gaming systems for maintaining gaming sessions

A standing handbag rack with charging station, having a vertical extending support structure having an upper portion and a lower portion, a base secured to the lower portion of the vertical extending support structure, one or more hooks for receiving a handbag or the like, the hooks are secured to the standing handbag rack, a tray secured to the vertical extending support structure, the tray including one or more cable openings, the tray adapted for receiving a portable electronic device, one or more power connectors provided at the tray, the power connector adaptable for coupling to a portable electronic device, a battery housing secured to the standing handbag rack, at least one cable, the cable having a first end and a second end, the first end connected to a power connector adaptable for extending through the cable opening for coupling to a portable electronic device, and the second end extending to the battery housing for coupling to a removable and rechargeable battery, for charging the portable electronic device.

Standing handbag rack with charging station

A tool for removing a manhole cover that have an aperture therethrough from a manhole cover receiver comprises an elongated base, a handle, a grip, a hook member, a post, and an anvil. The aperture is an insertion point for the hook member. The handle and grip allow the user to maneuver and manipulate the tool. The hook member and post allow for lifting the manhole cover, while the anvil provides a strike face to loosen the manhole cover from the manhole cover receiver through impact of an object.

Manhole cover lifting device

Support step

High-leverage weeder

A weed extraction tool is disclosed, comprising an elongated handle, a prong assembly, and a step assembly. The prong assembly includes a rod having a plurality of prongs attached at a lower end thereof and a pivot pin holder near its center. The step assembly comprises a flat step portion at one end, a plurality of fingers at another end, and two sides near the center of and under the step assembly. An opening is formed in the top side proximate its center, and each side includes a side opening. The rod of the prong assembly is inserted through the opening in the top side of the step assembly such that a pivot pin may be inserted through one side of the step assembly, through the pivot pin holder, and through the other side of the step assembly, so as to pivotably fix the prong assembly to the step assembly. As such, the opening of the top side of the step assembly is sufficient only to allow the step assembly to pivot between closed and open positions with respect to the prong assembly. In the open position the user may step on the step assembly to burry the prongs into a portion of ground adjacent to a weed. Then, while the handle is pulled towards the user, pivoting the step assembly around its contact point with the ground, the step assembly is forced into its closed position with respect to the prong assembly, the fingers pressing the weed against the prongs so as to firmly hold the weed therebetween while the handle is pulled towards the user to fully remove the weed from the ground.

Weed extracting device

Multi-layer mop

Mop head

A handle apparatus is provided for mounting onto a roll-down type vehicle window. A hook of thin material and having a width of at least one inch extends over the top edge of the window. The inside surface of the hook forms a planar surface resting in contact with the inside surface of the window. A ring able to accommodate an adult hand extends in a generally downward direction and is attached to the hook. Alternatively, the ring is pivotably fixed to the hook, thereby allowing a variety of sizes of hands to use the device. The ring is preferably D-shaped or C-shaped. The hook material is thin enough to allow the window to close completely with the hook in place. The planar surface contacts the window, thereby holding the ring in a convenient position for a passenger's hand to hold and to grasp the grasping means. The hook is easily installed and removed from the window.

Handle for a vehicle window

A portable memo pad holder device which can be transported in a vehicle between the vehicle and a remote phone. The device includes a removable pad and a mount adapted to fit on the standard cradle of a telephone in place of the transmitter-receiver. The mount also includes a suction cup for removably attaching the device to the dashboard or the like of a vehicle. Thus, the device can be moved back and forth between the vehicle and a remote telephone.

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Sequim, WA, United States of America

Ronald E Gray