CHRISTOPHER LEONARD GOFF
Pilots at Mathews Ave, Redondo Beach, CA

2011010, May 12, 2011

Oct 6, 2010

12/899294

CHRISTOPHER L. GOFF - REDONDO BEACH CA, US
JOY BUMS - REDONDO BEACH CA, US
PAUL KING - NEWBURY PARK CA, US
TOM LEE TAI TO - SAN PO KONG, HK
CATHERINE WONG KI WAI - AP LEI CHAU, HK
CHAN WAI KEUNG - TO KWA WAN, HK

A45D 29/22, A45D 29/00

132 735, 132 73

A finger positioning device for a printer is provided, having a frame, a finger support supported by the frame, the finger support having a loading position and a printing position; and a release latch adjacent the finger support, wherein the finger support is biased to the printing position and the release latch is configured to releasably retain the finger support in the loading position. The finger positioning device may further be configured such that the release latch is triggered to release the finger support from the loading position to the printing position by the distal end of a finger fully introduced onto the finger support.

2011025, Oct 13, 2011

Jun 22, 2011

13/166583

Steve Sucher - Redondo Beach CA, US
Paul King - Newbury Park CA, US
Rosie O'Neill - Los Angeles CA, US
Christopher L. Goff - Redondo Beach CA, US
Carrie Buse - Santa Monica CA, US
Joy Burns - Redondo Beach CA, US

MATTEL, INC. - El Segundo CA

H04L 9/32

726 9

A trusted communication system and methods of ensuring trusted communications are provided. A trusted communication system may comprise: a first token identifying a first portable memory device, a second token identifying a second portable memory device, a database configured to store tokens and associations therebetween and a trusted communication server configured to (i) receive a request from a second client, said second client configured to operate with the second portable memory device, to allow said second client to access a first network resource related to a first client configured to operate with the first portable memory device, the request including the second token, and (ii) query the database to determine whether there is an association between the second token and the first token, wherein upon a determination that the database server contains an association between second token and the first token, the trusted communication server permits the second client access to the first network resource.

7996890, Aug 9, 2011

Feb 26, 2008

12/037845

Steve Sucher - Redondo Beach CA, US
Paul King - Newbury Park CA, US
Rosie O'Neill - Los Angeles CA, US
Christopher L. Goff - Redondo Beach CA, US
Carrie Buse - Santa Monica CA, US
Joy Burns - Redondo Beach CA, US

Mattel, Inc. - El Segundo CA

H04L 29/06

726 9

A trusted communication system and methods of ensuring trusted communications are provided. A portable memory device is configured to resemble a character, and a client is configurable to operate specifically with that portable memory device. The client may allow a user to access network resources related to other clients belonging to other users having portable memory devices. Each portable memory device may have stored therein a unique token. A token from one portable memory device may be associated with a token of another portable memory device, e. g. , by operating the first portable memory device with a client configured to operate with the second portable memory device. When two tokens are associated, the client configured to operate with a portable memory device having one of those tokens may access network resources related to another of those tokens.

2008001, Jan 17, 2008

Apr 6, 2007

11/697356

Ian Dyer - Los Angeles CA, US
Paul King - Newbury Park CA, US
Joy Burns - Redondo Beach CA, US
Kislap Ongchangco - Torrance CA, US
Emily Kelly - Torrance CA, US
Carrie Buse - Santa Monica CA, US
Kenneth Heimann - Lake Elsinore CA, US
Christopher Goff - Redondo Beach CA, US

A63H 3/28, G06F 12/00, G06F 13/14, G06F 15/16

446297000, 709218000, 710303000, 711154000

An electronic toy memory device is disclosed which may include memory, a processor and may depict a character on the housing. The memory device may store audio files and network addresses. Connecting the memory device to a computer may launch a software application with content associated with the character depicted on the memory device housing. Connecting to a server over the internet may launch additional software applications stored on the server with additional content associated with the character depicted on the housing. The character may be depicted on a shell which is frictionally attached to the housing and further includes accessories such as clothes which may be frictionally attached to the shell.

2012031, Dec 13, 2012

May 31, 2012

13/485861

Christopher L. Goff - Redondo Beach CA, US
Tracy L. Curreri - Redondo Beach CA, US
Paul T. King - Newbury Park CA, US
Wai K. Chan - Kowloon, HK
Chi W. Chan - New Territories, HK
Eric E. Skifstrom - Manhattan Beach CA, US

MATTEL, INC. - El Segundo CA

A63H 3/28

446297

A toy doll is provided having a torso defined by a front surface and a back surface. The doll may additionally include legs extending from a lower portion of the torso, an image sensor located on the back surface of the torso, and an image display located on the front surface of the torso. The doll may additionally include a control panel integrated into the pelvic region of the torso, operatively interconnected with the image sensor and the image display, so that that the image sensor and the image display are controllable by using the control panel. The doll may further include fabric clothing covering the image display, permitting a user to create the appearance of personalized graphic clothing for the doll.

8506343, Aug 13, 2013

Apr 30, 2010

12/771879

Christopher L. Goff - Redondo Beach CA, US
Paul King - Newbury Park CA, US
Jeffrey H. Levine - Los Angeles CA, US
Eric Skifstrom - Manhattan Beach CA, US
Erich Weidetz - Santa Monica CA, US

Mattel, Inc. - El Segundo CA

A63H 30/00, G03B 19/00

446175, 446268, 446484, 396429

An interactive toy doll is provided having a torso defining a front portion and a back portion. The doll may additionally include legs extending from a lower portion of the torso, an image sensor located on the front portion of the torso, and an image display located on the back portion of the torso. The doll may further include a processor operatively connected to the image sensor and the image display. Additionally, the doll may include legs that may be grasped by a user while leaving the image sensor and the image display exposed so that a user may view an image on the image display while grasping the legs.

8562385, Oct 22, 2013

Mar 11, 2011

13/045750

Kelly Rae Matheny - Hacienda Heights CA, US
Christopher Goff - Redondo Beach CA, US
Jeffrey A. Saunders - Redondo Beach CA, US

Mattel, Inc. - El Segundo CA

A63H 3/24

446268, 446305, 446475, 222 79

A figure includes a body with a first portion including an inlet and a second portion including an outlet. The first portion is submersible in a liquid. A conduit extends between the inlet and the outlet. A pump mechanism is coupled to the conduit. The pump mechanism is operable by a user to draw liquid into the inlet, move the liquid through the conduit, and discharge the liquid from the outlet.

8590543, Nov 26, 2013

Apr 29, 2011

13/097826

Christopher Goff - Redondo Beach CA, US
Joy Lyn Burns - Redondo Beach CA, US
Paul Tsu-Peng King - Newbury Park CA, US
Craig Stock - Torrance CA, US
Eric Edward Skifstrom - Manhattan Beach CA, US
Carolyn Holden Buse - Santa Monica CA, US
Natalie Repp Zigal - Culver City CA, US
Thomas Earl Washington - Cerritos CA, US
Abimael Cordova - La Mirada CA, US

Mattel, Inc. - El Segundo CA

A41G 3/00, A41G 5/00, A45D 44/00, A45D 7/02, A45D 8/12, G09F 1/00, A63H 3/44, G09B 19/10

132 53, 132 56, 132212, 132275, 132333, 4012411, 446394, 434 94

A hair extension kit may be packaged in such a way that patterns may be readily printed onto the hair using a standard printer. The hair extension may be removable from the kit to easily accessorize a girl's or doll's hair.