Michael Edwin Stude

6572051, Jun 3, 2003

Apr 24, 2002

10/131107

Michael Stude - Barrington IL, 60010

B65H 7518

2425982

The combination with, a mandrel assembly comprising first and second telescoping tubes which are biased outwardly from each other by a spring mechanism located between them, and the mandrel assembly being releasably mounted in a holder for holding a roll of material, the holder including a base and spaced apart, outwardly extending first and second legs, each having a selected width, the mandrel assembly being releasably mounted between the legs, a removable plate structure including a plate having an outer surface and an inner surface and having structure for removable mounting the plate onto one end of the mandrel assembly and the plate having an areal extent which extends beyond the width of the adjacent leg, whereby a user can easily engage the outer surface of the plate adjacent one leg with a thumb or finger and push the plate toward the other leg to compress the telescoping tubes to remove and replace a used up roll of material.

6978485, Dec 27, 2005

Jan 8, 2004

10/753304

Michael Stude - Barrington IL, US

A41F009/00

2312, 224184

The attachment is for use in an assembly for handless pulling of a golf cart, said attachment and comprises a short piece of tubing for placement on a belt and located on the belt between two loops on a pair of pants or shorts at the back or backside of the pair of pants or shorts, the loop being in position to receive a generally horizontally extending handle at the upper outer end of a golf cart frame member.

7178713, Feb 20, 2007

Aug 28, 2003

10/650882

Michael Stude - Barrington IL, US

B65D 27/34
B65D 27/06

229313, 229301

The easy open envelope comprising a front panel and a back panel hingedly connected to one edge of the front panel; a sealing flap connected to the opposite edge of the front panel at a fold line and having on an outer side of the sealing flap in one corner section thereof a legend or indicia indicating where to pull on the corner section of the sealing flap to open the envelope; and a strip of adhesive sealing material extending longitudinally across the envelope on one of the sealing flap or back panel of the envelope in the area where the sealing flap overlies the back panel, but not in the area of the corner section, whereby, once the sealing flap is sealed by the strip of adhesive material to the back panel, the sealed envelope easily can be opened by pulling on an edge of the corner section of the sealing flap having the legend to create an opening in the sealed envelope where a finger or tool can be inserted to open the envelope along the fold line. Preferably, a transverse line of perforations is provided in the sealing flap between the corner section and the remainder of the sealing flap having the strip of adhesive material there-beneath for adhering the sealing flap to the back panel.

8113417, Feb 14, 2012

Sep 19, 2006

11/533252

Michael Stude - Barrington IL, US

B65D 27/34
B65D 27/32

229313, 229308

The easy open envelope comprising a front panel and a back panel hingedly connected to one edge of the front panel; a sealing flap connected to the opposite edge of the front panel at a fold line and having on an outer side of the sealing flap in one corner section thereof a legend or indicia indicating where to pull on the corner section of the sealing flap to open the envelope; and a strip of adhesive sealing material extending longitudinally across the envelope on one of the sealing flap or back panel of the envelope in the area where the sealing flap overlies the back panel, but not in the area of the corner section, whereby, once the sealing flap is sealed by the strip of adhesive material to the back panel, the sealed envelope easily can be opened by pulling on an edge of the corner section of the sealing flap having the legend to create an opening in the sealed envelope where a finger or tool can be inserted to open the envelope along the fold line. Preferably, a transverse line of perforations is provided in the sealing flap between the corner section and the remainder of the sealing flap having the strip of adhesive material there-beneath for adhering the sealing flap to the back panel.

20090200305, Aug 13, 2009

Feb 8, 2008

12/069272

Michael Stude - Lake Forest CA, US

B65D 25/00
B65D 8/00
B65D 17/40
B65D 17/347
B65D 17/34
B65D 17/28

220270, 220600

A can having a generally cylindrical hollow body, a top cover at one end and a bottom cover at the other end, said top cover being openable and said bottom cover having a pull-out tab for creating a vent hole for venting the can to the atmosphere. A pull tab can be fixed to the top cover for pulling the top cover away from the can.

20100013662, Jan 21, 2010

Jul 17, 2008

12/218661

Michael Stude - Lake Forest CA, US

G08B 5/22

34082549

A system for quickly locating selected products in a store uses a computer module which has a keyboard and a visual display position and a plurality of position indicating devices, such as passive or active RFID devices, which are fixed to a shelf or to products on a shelf to indicate the location of the product, whereby a consumer can type in the description of a selected product on a keyboard on the computer module and a signal, such as a radio signal, will be generated by the computer module and sent to the position indicating device. The computer module can be a hand held computer module and can have fixing structures for releasably fixing the computer module to a shopping cart at the store. The signal is sent to the position indicating device on the shelf where the selected product is located. The position indicating device then sends back a signal to the computer module indicating the location of the selected product which location is displayed on the visual display or screen, namely the aisle number and location in the aisle, so that the consumer can go to the aisle where the product is located and select the product he or she wishes to purchase without having to walk up and down aisles in the store to find the product and without having to ask a store employee where the product is located.

20110201253, Aug 18, 2011

Mar 31, 2011

13/065876

Michael Stude - Lake Forest CA, US

A41C 3/02

450 58

The brassiere comprises a connecting strap extending between a first breast cup and a second breast cup or pocket, at least one column of hooks or buttons or first attachment structure attached directly to the first or second breast cup or pocket and a plurality of loops in a column or mating second attachment structures fixed directly to the second or first breast cup whereby the hook or button or first attachment structure can be attached to one of the loops or second attachment structures in steps from the lower most loop in the column upwardly in steps to the highest loop in the column for adjusting the tension in steps between the first and second breast cups or pockets in steps from the lowermost loops to the lowermost hook or button in steps upwardly to enhance the cleavage in steps between the breasts held by the brassiere.

20110233296, Sep 29, 2011

Mar 26, 2010

12/661944

Michael Stude - Lake Forest CA, US

E03B 9/20

239 25

A device for attachment to a conventional water faucet in a bathroom. The device having a first tubular portion for attachment to the faucet, a lower tubular portion for allowing water to flow downward and an L shaped tubular portion that extends from the side of the lower tubular portion laterally outwardly and then upwardly to form an upper fountain outlet.The device is adapted to be releasably attached to a bathroom sink water faucet and in use, an individual brushing his or her teeth will put a hand or finger over the lower outlet so that water ejects from the fountain outlet to permit the individual to lean down and reach the water with his or her mouth for rinsing the mouth of toothpaste fluid.