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Lexion Medical, LLC

Hewlett-packard Company

Steven R Williams

Troy J Reiber

Warren Roach

Steven C Burdine

Douglas E Ott

Nathanial Tran

William Thomas Smith

David C Mueller

Brandon Lee Michal

Nabil M Abu-Jbara

A collapsible mobile stage may be folded into a configuration and the shape of a trailer that may be hauled by a truck. The collapsible mobile stage includes an elevated framework supported by telescoping columns. The elevated framework may be used to support lighting, audio and visual systems. The mobile stage also provides seating for an audience on either side of a central stage supported by a platform. The platform includes a central segment between two opposing lateral segments. The lateral segments may be folded up to form the sides of a trailer while the central segment forms the bottom of the trailer. Audience seating sections may be folded over the platform segments to create the roof of the trailer. Audience seating as well as the elevated framework may be stored within the trailer or within a secondary trailer.

Collapsible mobile stage system

A method of restoring a file to a previous version of the file, where a current version of the file being available at a local storage location is disclosed. The method includes receiving a request to display a list of captured revisions for a file; displaying a list of captured revisions for said file; receiving a selection from said list indicating a revision of said file to restore; previewing selected revision of said file, wherein said selected revision of said file is received from an Internet storage area network; receiving another selection from said list indicating another revision of said file to restore; previewing selected another revision of said file, wherein said selected another revision of said file is received from a network attached storage location; and restoring selected another revision of said file following the previewing step.

Automatic real-time file management method and apparatus

A fail-safe insufflation device having a thermal cutoff for interrupting power to an electrical heater to prevent overheating of insufflation gas wherein the thermal cutoff operates independent of a temperature control system to provide electrical shutdown of an electrical heater in response to a hostile temperature condition of the insufflation gas or a hostile temperature condition proximate the electrical heater.

Fail-safe insufflators

A method for archiving files includes determining when a change in an operating file is imminent, capturing the operating file immediately before the change in the operating file occurs, if the operating file has not already been captured; and capturing the operating file immediately after the change in the operating file has occurred.

Automatic file capture, preservation, and management method and apparatus

A canopy deployment system provides a user with hands free use of a canopy while obtaining protection from elements. The deployment system integrates with a backpack that fastens to the user. The system controllably holds the canopy, and the user orients the canopy to a desired direction and angle without the use of hands. The user controls the orientation of the canopy by bending, twisting, and swiveling. The canopy is supported by a frame. The frame joins with a central rod. A ring moves along the central rod to release or restrict the frame, and thereby enable a deployed position and a collapsed position. A canopy container contains the canopy and central rod. A deploy cord and a collapse cord extend from the canopy container to actuate the deployed and collapsed positions. The canopy container positions inside a carry container, like a backpack that attaches to a user.

Deployment system for portable canopy

A trocar assembly wherein a trocar with an elongated polygonal tube can receive either an obturator or a medical instrument of a dissimilar cross-sectional shape with the medical instrument of the different cross sectional shape maintable in a central condition therein to inhibit pressure losses to lateral flow to thereby permit use of a cannula having a smaller cross sectional area than a cylindrical cannula as well as inhibit trauma to an entry site around the cannula.

Trocar assemblies

The present invention comprises devices and methods that, in certain embodiments, provide a lighted cup, ring or cap that comprises a customizable size and fit, for use in hysterectomy procedures, whereby the ring or cup engages the vaginal fornix and is covered by the vaginal cervical tissue. The lighting allows the surgeon to visualize the location of the lighted cup, ring or cap, thereby quickly and accurately identifying the incision site while providing protection of the associated vasculature and the ureters.

Device and method for illumination of vaginal fornix with ureter location, isolation and protection during hysterectomy procedure

A portable beach/outdoor table includes a table top adapted to be removably mounted onto the top end of a support pole. An auger is attached to and projects vertically from the lower end of the support pole. A diametrically-extending rod is attached to the support pole adjacent the auger. The rod functions as a wrench to aid in inserting the support pole into the ground. The rod also functions as a stabilizer for the table-mounted support pole.

Beach/outdoor table with cork screw anchor and umbrella

The test apparatus for monitoring the operation of a processor that has multiple instruction fetch capability monitors the instruction memory to record the sequence of program instructions that are retrieved by the processor from program memory. The test apparatus determines when a jump operation is executed and determines the target of the jump oepration by inserting a break point instruction in place of one of the two program instructions that is retrieved by the processor from program memory. This instruction substitution is accomplished by an instruction jamming circuit that forces the break point instruction onto the processor data bus as part of the program instruction fetch cycle in lieu of one of the instruction retrieved as part of the execution of the jump instruction. If the break point operation is executed, then the target address of the jump operation is the address location that contains the break point instruction that was substituted for one of the program instructions retrieved from the instruction memory. In this case, the test apparatus responds to the execution of the break point instruction by replacing the program instruction originally retrieved from program memory and substituted for by the break point instruction. Thus, the break point instruction acts as a flag to indicate that this address is the target address of the jump instruction. If the break point instruction is not executed by the processor, it is because the jump instruction target address is the location that contains the other retrieved program instruction.

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Colorado Springs, CO, United States of America

Steven R Williams