MARK SIBLEY JONES, DMIN
Marriage and Family Therapists at Blanco Rd, San Antonio, TX

5652652, Jul 29, 1997

Feb 12, 1996

8/600412

Mark F. Jones - San Antonio TX
Henry Devilliers - San Antonio TX

Laser Stealth Technologies, L.L.C. - San Antonio TX

G09F 700, G01P 336

356 28

Applicant's invention is a method and apparatus for inhibiting laser detection wherein the infrared laser light from a laser gun is absorbed, diffused, and dispersed, hindering the quick response needed for accurate laser readings. The laser detection inhibitor incorporates a rectangular thermoplastic lens panel and a filtering treatment which coats or is infused into the thermoplastic lens panel. The thermoplastic lens panel is suitably formed for placement over a vehicular license plate. The panel is adapted for placement over the license plate. After the panel is sprayed or infused during molding with the filtering treatment, the panel is affixed over the license plate using the existing attachment means for the vehicular license plate. Applicant's invention may also be placed in spray or film form over other reflective vehicular parts. Applicant's invention uniformly covers the license plate absorbing, diffusing, and dispersing infrared laser light and therefore, inhibiting laser detection.

6202852, Mar 20, 2001

Jun 30, 1999

9/343355

Bettina M. Jones - San Antonio TX
Mark C. Jones - San Antonio TX

B65D 7100

206581

A color identifier for use with a contained cosmetic product comprises a cosmetic grade foam swab for retaining a portion of the cosmetic product and a body for associating the swab with the cosmetic product. The body generally comprises a base for supporting the swab in a region adjacent the cosmetic product's container. Further, the body comprises a translucent enclosure, through which the swab is viewable, for maintaining the swab in place upon the base. A patch of adhesive is utilized for fixed application of the color identifier's body to the cosmetic product's container. In use, a portion of the cosmetic product is applied to the swab, which is then enclosed within the body. Because the body is provided with a translucent area, the portion of the cosmetic product applied to the swab is viewable notwithstanding its sealed enclosure within the body. The body is then fixedly associated with the cosmetic product's container, whereafter the color of the contained cosmetic product may be ascertained without need for opening of the container.

5764785, Jun 9, 1998

Aug 21, 1995

8/517378

Mark F. Jones - San Antonio TX
James C. Lyman - Pipe Creek TX

G06K 900

382106

A system for the remote identification of objects under varying light conditions. Objects are illuminated with a non-coherent light source for viewing by an observer. A low power laser diode and lens system which sends a laser beam out on an inclined plane determines the distance to and size of objects under observation. A significant change of position of objects under observation causes an alarm to be activated.