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Texas Instruments Corporation

Russell Lynn Stilley

Russell Melvin Rosenquist

Thomas Brian Olson

Veronica B Howard

Jose Antonio Fernandez

Darrell Lee Johnson

A storage system that allows a user to store items higher above a shelf than can otherwise be easily reached. A container is pivotally attached to two arms of a U-shaped support rod. The cross bar portion of the U-shaped support rod is pivotally attached to the frontal portion of the shelf. With this arrangement, the user can swing the container in a arc from a lower position convenient to the user, to an upper position overlying the shelf. The cross bar can be attached to either a wire-type shelf or a wood shelf using brackets that need no threaded fasteners.

Hinged shelf container

A directional controller for a device is provided. The directional controller consists of keypad contacts, a keyboard, and a button. The keypad contacts are on a printed circuit board. The keyboard has more than four keys and each key is disposed adjacent to one of the keypad contacts. The button is operable for pivoting engagement with the more than four keys to promote contact between the more than four keys and the adjacent one of the keypad contacts.

Multi-direction switch for a cursor device

A dual key fob adapted for employing the wireless printed circuit boards of two other wireless entry key fobs. A top and bottom cover of the composite key fob houses the two wireless printed circuit boards together with a battery holder, power transfer interfaces for coupling battery power to the wireless printed circuit boards, and two elastomeric key shorting members with push buttons accessible through openings in the top and bottom covers for allowing a person to operated the respective circuits of either wireless printed circuit board.

Dual key fob

A folding garment bag including flexible inner and outer cover panels, an internal pivotal frame mechanism, and a handle extendable from inside the bag to full extension for pulling in a direction of minimum width. The garment bag can be tightly folded and bound for compact stowing, or released, whereupon the frame mechanism is spring loaded to force the folded halves of the bag apart in an inverted V-shape configuration. The frame mechanism includes wheels protruding beyond the cover panels for wheeled transport.

Method of manufacturing a wheeled garment bag

Wheeled garment bag

A curved apparatus which remains stable when placed on a substantially flat surface is shown which has a base portion with an arcuately shaped back surface capable of resting on the substantially flat surface, a hinge rotatably fixed to the base portion, and a cover secured to the hinge and rotatable therewith, to prevent rocking of the base portion when the base portion's front surface is touched while the base portion is resting on the substantially flat surface. Other devices and systems are also disclosed.

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Dallas, TX, United States of America

Russell Lynn Stilley