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Thomson Consumer Electronics Inc.

Thomas Edward Freeman

Clyde F Coleman

Robert James Ramspacher

Thomas E Sgarlato

Gary A Eston

John Moreland

A inflatable water slide assembly includes a slide that may be positioned on a support surface thereby facilitating the slide to be slid upon. A bladder is coupled to the slide. A lighting unit is coupled to the slide to selectively illuminate the slide. A spraying unit is coupled to the slide and the spraying unit is selectively fluidly coupled to a fluid source thereby facilitating the slide to be filled with a fluid. The bladder retains the fluid on the slide. The spraying unit continuously recycles the fluid to spray the fluid onto the slide without being fluidly connected to the fluid source.

Inflatable water slide assembly

A projection television display screen has a plurality of mountings affixed to a cabinet. The plurality of mountings provide rigid screen suspension in a vertical plane while permitting differential lateral movement of the screen relative to the mountings.

Projection television screen mounting

A device for retaining an electronically readable card in an electronic device includes a substantially V-shaped resilient retainer dimensioned to engage a portion of the card while the rest of the card remains exposed for electronic reading purposes. The resilient retainer is held in the electronic device by a clip having a first detent member. The retainer includes a second detent member which engages the first detent member as the retainer enters the slit during insertion of the card into the electronic device. The thicknesses of the retainer and the card and the width of the slit are selected so that the resilient retainer is firmly held in the electronic device.

Mechanism for retaining an electronically readable card in an electronic

A shoe sole construction is provided with a flexible bladder which is only partially filled with a non-compressible fluid. Preferably the fluid is water. The partially filled water bladder allows the water to flow from one portion of the bladder to other portions of the bladder during the walking cycle to provide proper support and maximum comfort and stability for the wearer of the shoe.

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New Whiteland, IN, United States of America

Thomas Edward Freeman