WILLIAM JOHN KELLEY
Pilots at Corbett Highlands Pl, Pismo Beach, CA

6698995, Mar 2, 2004

Nov 21, 2002

10/302168

Russell J. Bik - Arroyo Grande CA 93420
William J. Kelley - Arroyo Grande CA 93420

B60R 900

414462, 224519, 224521, 224547

A hitch mountable refuse container transport device has a vertical element supporting a telescoping mount that carries T-bar keys on a horizontal bracket. Each key has a horizontal surface sized to be received within a recessed portion on the refuse container and engage a lip on an upper periphery of the recessed portion. Adjustment of the telescoping mount lifts the containers for transport.

6776682, Aug 17, 2004

Feb 3, 2003

10/357703

Robert W. Engel - Thousand Oaks CA 91360
Robert Stephen Lee - Simi Valley CA 93065
Steve G. Fouke - Marina Del Rey CA 90292
John Rey Hollis - Topanga CA 90290
William John Kelley - Arroyo Grande CA 93420

A63H 1318

446325, 446324, 446101, 446390, 446396, 434393

An acrobatic doll and accessory combination with an acrobatic doll body, an engaging member coupled to the doll body, a doll accessory, and an engaging member coupled to the doll accessory wherein the engaging member coupled to the doll body and the engaging member coupled to the doll accessory can engage one another in a mating relationship. The acrobatic doll can have a torso, a head, first and second arms hingedly coupled to the torso, and first and second legs hingedly coupled to the torso. The doll accessory can take many forms including a tumble baton, a tumble garment, a tumble bar arrangement, a dancing stand, a balance wand, a vertical stand, a rocker unit, a swing arrangement, a propeller driven arrangement.

7101142, Sep 5, 2006

Feb 12, 2004

10/778951

Russell J. Bik - Arroyo Grande CA, US
William J. Kelley - Arroyo Grande CA, US

B60P 9/00

414462, 2804901, 224519, 224521

A hitch mountable refuse container transport device has a vertical element supporting a telescoping mount, in an exemplary embodiment, that carries engagement keys on a horizontal bracket. Each key is adapted for engagement with an upper attachment element and a lower attachment element on the refuse container. Adjustment of the telescoping mount lifts the containers for transport.

7326101, Feb 5, 2008

Feb 3, 2003

10/357536

Robert W. Engel - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Robert Stephen Lee - Simi Valley CA, US
Steve G. Fouke - Marina Del Rey CA, US
John Rey Hollis - Topanga CA, US
William John Kelley - Arroyo Grande CA, US

A63H 33/40

446179, 446 91, 446476, 446324, 446325

A switching arrangement capable of being actuated by an application of an air current with a playset component, a movable member for receiving an application of an air current relative to the playset component wherein the movable member for receiving an application of the air current is movable in response to the application of the air current, and an arrangement for actuating a response to a movement of the movable member for receiving an application of the air current. The switching arrangement can be electrical or non-electrical. Where the switching arrangement is electrical, it can cause an electrical signal to be produced in response to a sensed movement of the movable member.

2011022, Sep 22, 2011

Sep 3, 2009

12/993235

Jeffrey James Corsiglia - Toronto, CA
William Kelley - Arroyo Grande CA, US

F41B 7/00, F16B 21/00

124 16, 403326, 403327

The present invention is directed to providing a biased releasable connection system that is compact, lightweight, inexpensive and low-power. The system comprises a releasable object that is biased against a retaining mechanism until the connection is released. The system further comprises a small and lightweight shape memory alloy member to actuate the release of the connection. When the connection is released, the biasing mechanism propels the releasable object in a particular direction. The compact design of the system is partly attributable to the strategic utilization and positioning of the shape memory member within the system.

6203013, Mar 20, 2001

Feb 4, 1999

9/244998

J. Gregory Nitsche - Silver Spring MD
William J. Kelley - Arroyo Grande CA
Lawrence Mass - Rye Brook NY

Mass Market Ideas LLC - Rye Brook NY

A63F 110, A63F 908

273153R

A puzzle toy is composed of a plurality of relatively thin puzzle pieces having at least one image formed on their edges and a pair of holder members for holding the puzzle pieces. Each of the edges of the puzzle pieces has a different portion of an image disposed thereon so that when the edges of the puzzle pieces are arranged in a predetermined order the image is formed thereon. The puzzle toy also includes a puzzle piece holder having a first holder member in which the puzzle pieces may be at least partially disposed and a second holder member. One of the holder members has an opening formed therein, and the holder members are configurable in a storage position in which the puzzle pieces are retained within the holder members while allowing the image to be viewed through the opening and in which the puzzle pieces are retained within the holder members regardless of the orientation of the puzzle piece holder. The holder members are also configurable in a puzzle-solving position in which the second holder member is disposed in a horizontal position and in which the first holder member is disposed at an angled position.

6852000, Feb 8, 2005

Feb 10, 2003

10/361949

Robert Stephen Lee - Simi Valley CA, US
Robert William Engel - Thousand Oaks CA, US
William John Kelley - Arroyo Grande CA, US

A63H003/52

446476, 446484, 446156

A beach wave playset for simulating an approach of a wave toward a shoreline. The playset can have a beach member, a wave member, and a pivot axle for enabling the wave member to pivot into and out of proximity with the beach member. Decorative elements, such as surfboards, dolls, and inner tubes, can be retained relative to the wave member and can be moved, such as by a drive wheel and motion conversion assembly combination, during a pivoting of the wave member to enable a realistic wave riding simulation. A plurality of water panels can simulate an underlying water surface. The wave member could be moved manually or by a motor arrangement, and electronic play effects could be induced in response to a movement of the wave member.