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Motorola Corporation

Motorola Mobility LLC

Ags LLC

Google Inc.

Ryan Patrick Rye

Christopher B Houghton

Harold L Wikel

Hae Rim Jeong

Daniel Kendall Harden

Martin Hague Ramsden

Shelby Earl Rye

Peter M Pavlov

Carl Alexander Cepress

Dickon Isaacs

Max K Yoshimoto

Daniel T Berg

Mark D Zaveson

Sigmund Hyunjai Lee

Jon Godston

Rachel Calhoun Lewis

Peter Nanni

Mark Robert Brandau

Matt B Ansley

Benjamin Martin

Parry Staley

Joel George Friedrick

Peng Jiang

Franco Lodato

Karl Frederick Zedell, Jr

Kevin Lee Hohman

James Ely Tillery

Adam K Cybart

Burton S Lowry

David W Larmour

Carlos Martin Terminel Iberri

John M Miller

Helge Fedderke

Carles Puche

Matthew Rodgers

Ye Xu

Zack Stephanchick

Joe A Sharp

Karl F Zedell

Won Suk Chung

John James Bernhard Whittaker

Duncan L Trevor-Wilson

William S Doolan

Gary A Lewis

Dan Clements

Joey Kao

Chris Hougton

Michael C Aulert

Brent W Thomas

Anda Stanescu

Examples of the disclosure comprise a gaming machine, such as configured to present one or more wager-based games, a cabinet or housing for a gaming machine, and individual features of such a gaming machine or cabinet thereof, as well as combinations of such features, and methods of assembling, using and servicing a gaming machine and/or cabinet thereof.

Gaming machine cabinet

Gaming machine

A fishing lure has an elastomeric or soft plastic body containing multiple suction features along its surface. By being capable of sticking to the roof of the fish's mouth or the fish's tongue, the suction features help increase the chance that the lure remains in the fish's mouth a few more seconds prior to an angler's hookset. The combination of the suction features' tactile feel and their adhering ability results in a unique advantage for any type of soft plastic fishing lure.

Lure with suction features

A fishing lure is comprised of a blade member that is pivotably and slidably coupled to a two-leg wire form member. The first leg of the wire form member passes through a first aperture in the blade member, while the second leg of the wire form member passes through a second aperture in the blade member. The blade member is supported by the wire form member at solely the first and second aperture locations. If desired, the blade member can be removed and replaced without needing to bend the blade member. The lure remains in a generally upright position and the blade member exhibits a rapid oscillating movement as the lure is pulled forward in water.

Lure with oscillating blade

Various gaming machine design features and functionalities are described herein relating to gaming machine display screens, access doors and toppers. In some embodiments, the gaming machine may include a main door support assembly which includes a stabilizing strut between flat components arranged into parallel planes forming a four-member linkage, and facilitates an upward and outward movement of the main door assembly from a closed position. In some embodiments, the gaming machine may include a topper assembly which is configurable in a hands-free intermediate service position and a final installed position.

Servicing and mounting features for gaming machine display screens and toppers

A fishing lure comprises a wire form member having a first leg and second leg, a weighted member coupled to the second leg, and a line attachment point located between the first leg and second leg. A first blade member is pivotably coupled to the first leg, while a second blade member is rotatably coupled to the wire form member and positioned between the first blade member and the weighted member.

Lure with impacting blade members

Various gaming machine design features and functionalities are described herein relating to gaming machine display screens, access doors and toppers. In some embodiments, the gaming machine may include a main door support assembly which includes a stabilizing strut between flat components arranged into parallel planes forming a four-bar linkage, and facilitates an upward and outward movement of the main door assembly from a closed position. In some embodiments, the gaming machine may include a topper assembly which is configurable in a hands-free intermediate service position and a final installed position.

A fishing lure comprises a blade member pivotally coupled to a wire form member through only one mounting aperture. The wire form member is further coupled to a weighted member or a hook. When the lure is pulled forward, the wire form member exhibits a cyclically repeating swinging movement coinciding with cyclical impacts between the blade member and wire form member.

Lure with cyclically pivoting frame

A circuit assembly () includes a printed circuit board assembly (). The printed circuit board assembly includes a first circuit board (), a second circuit board (), and a first flexible substrate () interposed between, and continuous with, the first circuit board and the second circuit board. A second flexible substrate () extends from, and is continuous with, the second circuit board. One or more electronic circuits comprising electronic components () are disposed along one or more of the first circuit board or the second circuit board. The printed circuit board assembly is folded about a battery (), with the first circuit board adjacent to the first major face, the second circuit board adjacent to the second major face, and the first flexible substrate spanning the one or more side faces.

Circuit assembly for compact acoustic device

The present invention provides a knuckle for facilitating an adjustable connection between an ear pod and a headband, and/or a headphone device. The knuckle includes a first end slidably coupled to the headband, the first end being adapted for being received within and traveling along a slot in the headband. The knuckle further includes a second end rotatably coupled to the ear pod proximate the point along the slot that the first end of the knuckle is currently located.

Headphone device and a knuckle for facilitating an adjustable connection between an ear pod and headband

Fishing lure slotted tail design

An ear hook assembly () is provided. The ear hook assembly () includes a device hook engagement component (), an ear hook engagement component (), and a retention sleeve (). The retention sleeve can include comprising at least one protuberance () extending into the retention sleeve toward an engagement axis () of the assembly. One of the device hook engagement component or the ear hook engagement component can include at least two retention sleeve friction engagement components () radially separated by a cantilevered protuberance engagement component () about the engagement axis. The cantilevered protuberance engagement component can include a distal end () biased against the protuberance to retain the device hook engagement component and the ear hook engagement component together.

Three-piece device ear hook

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Lawrenceville, GA, United States of America

Ryan Patrick Rye