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Roy E Yates

Calvin Day

An apparatus, computer-readable medium, and computer-implemented method for executing a multi-player card game on a single display, including generating playing cards corresponding to each player in a plurality of players, transmitting a plurality of images to a plurality of regions of a single display, each region corresponding to a player in the plurality of players, each region being located at a position on the single display which is closer to a physical location reserved for the corresponding player than to any other physical location reserved for any other player, and the plurality of images including a representation of the playing cards corresponding to each player, receiving one or more inputs from one or more players in the plurality of players, and transmitting one or more new images to the single display in response to the one or more inputs.

Method, apparatus, and computer-readable medium for executing a multi-player card game on a single display

A support rack includes a first plate extending in a first plane. At least two spaced-apart openings extend through the first plate. A second plate extends in a second plane. The second plane may be parallel to and spaced-apart from the first plane. A third plate extends from the first plate to the second plate. The third plate extends in a third plane. The third plane extends perpendicularly to both the first and second planes. At least one tab extends outwardly from the third plate and between the first and second plates. The tab extends perpendicularly to the third plane and parallel to both the first and second planes. The tab includes an opening extending therethrough. The opening of the tab is aligned with one of the openings of the first plate along a common longitudinal axis.

Support rack and method of supporting one or more elongated objects

Apparatus for protecting the work of an artist being performed on canvas mounted on a canvas stretch frame including a mounting assembly by which the apparatus is attached to the canvas frame. A suspension member extends from the mounting assembly and a maulstick is supportable from a proximal end thereof by the suspension member. The maulstick may hang free of the work but is graspable at a distal end thereof for positioning across the work.

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Angleton, TX, United States of America

Roy E Yates