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RecordContent• Front page and bibliographic data, abstracts and claims from U.S. patents.
• Standard bibliographic and patent data; USPTO Classifications (original and crossreferences), and issue dates. Front page patent abstracts, application data, priority
data, Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC) and International Patent Classification(IPC) codes.
• For records prior to January 25, 2011, CA references and CAS Registry Numbers areincluded for many of the chemical patents. Indexing by Uniterms is provided forchemical patents. Fragment codes, which allow for substructure searching of chemical
substances, and Role indicators for chemical substances are also included.
• Probable patent assignee (PPA) information is updated weekly.

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Chemical and chemically related patents are covered from 1950 to the present.
Mechanical and electrical patents from 1963 to the present. Design patents are coveredfrom 1980 to the present. U.S. applications published since March 15, 2001, are also
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United States patents issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office since 1950 andannounced in the U.S. Patent Office Official Gazette.

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Search and Display Field Codes
Fields that allow left truncation are indicated with an asterisk (*).
SearchCode

Search Field Name

Display
Codes

Search Examples

Basic Index* (contains single words from the title(TI), abstract (AB), patent claims (ECLM,
ACLM), government interest statement (GOVI),
botanical information (BOTI), graphics
information (GI), and note (NTE) fields, as well
as CAS Registry Numbers (RN))

None (or /BI)S ACETAL?
S GOLF(A)CLUB AND DESIGNS SOFTWARE/BIS ELEVATION VIEW#S ROSA HYBRIDAS GRANT NUMBERS INDEXED FROMAPPLICATION
S 50-02-2
S ?POLAR?

AB, ACLM,
BOTI, ECLM,
GI, NTE, RN, TI

Abstract *

/AB

AB

Accession Number (1)Agent (Legal Representative)
Application Country (2)/AN/AG (or /LREP)/AC

Application Date (1,2)/AD

Application Number (2,3)/AP

Series Code of associated Application Number
Application Year (1,2)
Art Unit (1)Claims*Cooperative Patent Classification (3,8,9)
Cooperative Patent Classification, Action Date (1)Cooperative Patent Classification, Keywords (9)Cooperative Patent Classification, Version
Cooperative Patent Initial Classification (3)Controlled Term (4)Controlled Term, Business Methods
Disclaimer Date (1)Document Type (code and text)/AP.SC
/AY
/ARTU
/CLM
/CPC
/CPC.ACD/CPC.KW/CPC.VER/CPCI/CT/CT.BM/DCD/DT(or /TC)

Entry Date (1)Examiner Name
Examiner's Field of Search
Expiration Date (1)Expiration Year (1)Family Member Country
Family Member Date (1)Family Member Number (3)/ED/EXNAM
/EXF
/XPD
/XPY
/FC
/FD
/FN

Family Member Year (1)Field Availability

/FY
/FA

File Segment (code and text)/FS

Fragment Code (4)International Patent Classification (IPC)(includes
Main and Secondary IPCs)

/FG
/IC

S MODEL?/AB
S ?ACTION?/AB
S 2758301/AN
S SPENCER & FRANK/AG
S US/AC AND 2000/AY
S WO/ACS 19770603/AD
S JUN 3 1997/AD
S US199-609476/AP
S 1996US-609476/AP
S WO1991-AU272/AP
S 13/AP.SC or S D/AP.SCS 1999/AY
S 123/ARTUS ?DRUGS?/CLM
S C12N0009/CPC
S 20121113/CPC.ACD
S C12N0009/CPC (S) I/CPC.KW
S 20130101/CPC.VER
S C12N0009/CPCIS ACETIC ACID/CT
S PACKAGE TRACKING/CT.BM
S DCD>=20020100
S REISSUE/DT
S RR/DT
S PATENT APPLICATION?/DT
S L1 AND ED>=20020700
S ROBERTS?/EXNAM
S 430123000/EXF
S L1 AND XPD>=19980100
S L1 AND XPY>=1999
S DE/FC
S 20000104/FD
S US30870/FN
S US--30870/FN
S FY>1998
S L1 AND CLM/FA
S AB/FA AND L7
S CHEMICAL/FS
S C/FS
S (C AND OS)/FS
S L1 AND APPLICATION/FS
S (CE AND GRANTED)/FS
S 37730/FG (L) 30/RLS A24B/IC

AN
AG
AI
AI
AI

AI
AI
ARTU
ECLM, ACLM
CPC
CPC.TAB
CPC.TAB
CPC.TAB
CPCI
CT
CT
DCD
DT

ED
EXNAM
EXF
XPD
XPD
FI
FI
FI
FI
Not displayed
FS

FG
IC, ICM, ICS

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Search and Display Field Codes (cont'd)
SearchCode

Search Field Name
Inventor (includes location)/IN(or /AU)

Inventor in Nonstandard Format(includes location)
IPC Action Date (1)IPC Keyword
IPC Old (IC, ICM, ICS)IPC Version
IPC, Initial
IPC, Main/INF

IPC, Main Group, Range-Searchable(1)
IPC, Reclassified
IPC, Secondary
IPC, Subgroup, Range-Searchable (1)Issue National Patent Classification
Code
Issue Main National PatentClassification CodeIssue Secondary National PatentClassification Code
Language (code and text)
Main National Patent Classification
Code
National Patent Classification Code(includes main and secondary NCLs)
National Patent Classification, RangeSearchable (1)Note
Number of Claims (1)Number of Patents Citing This Patent
Other Source
Patent Assignee (5)(includes patent assignee code)
Patent Assignee (Probable)
Patent Assignee in Nonstandard
Format (includes location)

/PPA
/PAF

Patent Country (2)/PC

Patent Kind CodePatent Number (2,3)

/PK
/PN

Patent Number/Kind CodePriority Country
Priority Date (1)Priority Number (3,6)(includes provisionals)
Priority Year (1)Publication Date (1)Publication Year (1)Reference Non-Patent Information

/PNK
/PRC
/PRD
/PRN

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Display
Codes

Search Examples
IN

/MGR

S FLINT?/INS FLINT ALAN G/IN
S (GREEN, A? (S) GB)/INS CREETH/INF
S (GLASSER (S) VA)/INF
S 20061228/IPC.ACD
S ADVANCED/IPC.KW
S A24B/IPC.OLD
S 20060101/IPC.VER
S A61K0009-14/IPCIS A01N001/ICM
S A01N-001/02/ICM
S 10-20/MGR (S) C07C/IC

/IPCR
/ICS
/SGR
/INCL

S A61K0009-14/IPCR
S A01G027/ICSS SGR=>30000(S)C01B031/IC
S 424093100/INCL

IPCRIC, ICS
IC, ICM, ICS
INCL/INCLM

S 424234100/INCLM

INCLM, INCL

/INCLSS 424200100/INCLS

INCLS, INCL

/LA
/NCLM

S EN/LA AND ABBOTT?/EXNAM
S 003001000/NCLM

Not displayed
NCL, NCLM/NCL

S 002002500/NCL/NCLR

S 2002000-20640000/NCLR

/NTE
/CLMN
/PNC.G/OS/PA(or /CS)S APPLICATION/NTE
S 10-13/CLMN
S PNC.G>5
S CA/OSS ABBOTT?/PAS MERRELL DOW/PA
S 152/PAS ABBOTT/PPAS LEINER/PAF
S NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS/PAF
S (HEWLETT-PACKARD(S)CA)/PAF
S US/PC AND PY>1999
S WO/PCS A1/PKS US30843/PN
S US--30843/PN
S WO9200563/PN
S US2002026659/PN
S US30843/PNK
S DE/PRC
S 19950109/PRD
S DE1998-29801192/PRNS US2000-1429749/PRN
S 1995-2000/PRY
S 20020702/PD
S 2001-2003/PY
S XEROGRAPHY/REN

NCL, NCLM,
NCLS
NCL, NCLM,
NCLS
NTE
CLMN
PI
OS
PA

/IPC.ACD/IPC.KW/IPC.OLD/IPC.VER
/IPCI
/ICM

/PRY
/PD
/PY
/REN

IN
IPC, IPC.TAB
IPC, IPC.TAB
IPC, IPC.TAB
IPC, IPC.TAB
IPCIIC, ICM
IC, ICM, ICS

PPA
PA

PI
PI
PI

PNK
PRAI
PRAI
PRAI
PRAI
PI
PI
REN

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Search and Display Field Codes (cont'd)
SearchCode

Search Field Name

Display
Codes

Search Examples

Reference Patent Classification
Reference Patent Country
Reference Patent Inventor
Reference Patent Number (7)

/RPCL
/RPC
/RPIN
/RPN

S D01101000/RPCLS AU/RPCS PETROPOULOS?/RPINS AT24742/RPN

REP
REP
REP
REP

Reference Patent Publication Date (1)Reference Patent Publication Year (1)Related Application Country
Related Application Date (1)Related Application Number (3)

/RPD
/RPY
/RLC
/RLD
/RLN

REP
REP
RLI
RLI
RLI

Related Application Type(code and text)
Related Application Year (1)Related Patent Number (3)Related Publication Indicator(code and text)
Role Indicator/RLT

Secondary National PatentClassification CodeTerm of Patent (1)Title*
Uniterm/NCLS

S JUL 1990/RPD
S 1995-1998/RPY
S US/RLCS 19790407/RLDS US1956-626211/RNL
S 1956US-0626211/RLN
S CIP/RLTS CONTINUATION-IN-PART/RLT
S 1988-1990/RLY
S US3753535/RLPN
S ABD/RLPS ABANDONED/RLP
S 20/RLS 50437/UN (S) 30/RL
S 37730/FG (L) 30/RL
S 021054000R/NCLS

PTERM
TI
UN

Uniterm Registry Number
Update Date (1)

/URN
/UP

S 13-15/PTERM
S EPOXY TAPE/TI
S 00032/UN
S 50437/UN (S) 30/RL
S 50-55-5/URN
S L1 AND UP>20020000

/RLY
/RLPN
/RLP
/RL

/PTERM
/TI
/UN

RLI
RLI
RLI
RLI
CT, FG, UN

NCL, NCLS

URN
ED(1) Numeric search field that may be searched with numeric operators or ranges.
(2) Data for PCT applications have been available in this field since late 1993; prior to 1993, PCT information is included in the abstracts.
(3) Either STN format or Derwent format may be used.
(4) There is a thesaurus-like feature available in this field. When you search a term in this field, the code and text are displayed
automatically.
(5) Search with implied (S) proximity is available in this field.
(6) U.S. Provisional Priority Applications are searched only with the P appended.
(7) Only non-U.S. patent numbers are searchable in this field.
(8) An online thesaurus is available for this field.
(9) When searching combinations of CPC and CPC.KW data, use (S) proximity operator.

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Super Search Fields
Enter a super search code to execute a search in one or more fields that may contain the desired information.
Super search fields facilitate crossfile and multifile searching. EXPAND may not be used with super search
fields. Use EXPAND with the individual field codes instead.
Search Field Name

SearchCode

Cooperative Patent Classification (1)Patent Application Group (1)

/CPC
/APPS

Patent Assignee Group/PASS

Patent Countries/PCS

Patent Numbers Group (1)/PATS

FieldsSearched/CPCI, /CPCR/AP, /PRN,/RLN/PA, /PAF,/PPA/FC, /PC,/RPC/FN, /PN,/RPN

Display
Codes/Formats

Search Examples
S C12N0009/CPC
S US56-626454/APPSS 56US-0626454/APPSS ABBOTT/PASS

CPC
APPS

S DE/PCS

FI, PI, REP

S US102601/PATSS US0102601/PATS

PATS

PASS

(1) Either STN format or Derwent format may be used.

Controlled Term (/CT) Thesaurus
A thesaurus-like feature is available in the Controlled Term (/CT) field. When you search a term in this field, thecode and the text are automatically displayed. To view the code and text, use the ALL Relationship Code in the
EXPAND command.
Code
ALL

Content
Code and Text (SELF, UN)

ExampleE ACID CATALYSTS+ALL/CT

CPC (/CPC) Thesaurus
The Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC) is jointly developed and maintained by the European Patent
Office and the US Patent and Trademark Office. This thesaurus is available in the /CPC search field. All
relationship codes can be used with both the EXPAND and SEARCH commands.
Relationship CodeALL
AUTO (1)
BT
CODE
DEF
HIE
MAX
NEXT
NEXT(n)NT
PREV
PREV(n)TI

Content
All usually required terms (BT, SELF, CODE, DEF)
Automatic relationship (BT, SELF, CODE, DEF)
Broader terms (BT, SELF)
Classification Code (SELF, CODE)
Definition (SELF, DEF)
Hierarchy terms (all broader and narrower terms) (BT, SELF,
DEF, NT)All associated terms
Next classification within the same class (SELF, NEXT)
Next n classification within the same class
Narrower terms
Previous Code within the same class (SELF, PREV)
Previous n classifications within the same class
Complete Title of SELF Term and Broader Terms (BT, SELF)

Search Examples
E C12M0001-005+ALL/CPC
E G01J003-443+AUTO/CPC
E G01J0003-443+BT/CPC
E A01B0079-00+CODE/CPC
E A01B0079-00+DEF/CPC
E A01B0001+HIE/CPC
E G01J0003-44+MAX/CPC
E A01B0079-00+NEXT/CPC
E A01B0079-00+NEXT3/CPC
E G05B0019-02+NT/CPC
E G05B0019-00+PREV/CPC
E G05B0019-00+PREV2/CPC
E G05B0001-03+TI/CPC(1) Automatic Relationship is SET OFF. In case of SET REL ON the result of EXPAND or SEARCH without any relationship code is the sameas described for AUTO.

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Fragment Code (/FG) Thesaurus
A thesaurus-like feature is available in the Fragment Code (/FG) field. When you search a term in this field, thecode and the text are automatically displayed. To view the code and text, use the ALL Relationship Code in the
EXPAND command.
Code
ALL

Content
Code and Text (SELF, CT)

ExampleS 30028+ALL/FG

Uniterm (/UN) Thesaurus
A thesaurus-like feature is available in the Uniterm (/UN) field. When you search a term in this field, the code andthe text are automatically displayed. To view the code and text, use the ALL Relationship Code in the EXPAND
command.
Code
ALL

Content
Code and Text (SELF, CT)

ExampleE 00032+ALL/UN

International Patent Classification (/IPC) Thesaurus
IPC Thesaurus: The classifications and catchwords for the main headings and subheadings from the current(8th) edition of the WIPO International Patent Classification (IPC) manual are available. The classifications fromthe previous editions (1-7) are also available as separate thesauri. To EXPAND and SEARCH in the thesauri foreditions 1-7, use the field code followed by the edition number, e.g., /IPC2, for the 2nd edition. Catchwords areincluded only in the thesauri for the 8th, 7th, 6th, and 5th editions.
All relationship codes can be used with both the SEARCH and EXPAND commands.
Relationship
Code

Content

ExampleADVANCED(ADV)

Advanced Codes for the Core Level IPC code

E A61K0006-02+ADV/IPC

ALL
BRO (MAN)BT
CORE (COR)
ED
HIE
INDEX
KT
NEXT
NT
PREV
RT (SIB)TIAll Associated Terms (BT, SELF, NT, RT)
Complete Class
Broader Terms (SELF, BT)
Core Codes for the Advanced Level IPC code
Complete title of the SELF term and IPC manual edition
Hierarchy Terms (Broader and Narrower Terms) (BT, SELF, NT)
Complete title of the SELF term
Keyword Terms (catchwords) (SELF, KT)
Next Classification
Narrower Terms (SELF, NT)
Previous Classification
Related Terms (SELF, RT)
Complete Title of the SELF Term and Broader Terms (BT, SELF)

E H01B0001-06+ALL/IPC
E H01B0017-54+BRO/IPC
E C01F0001-00+BT/IPC
E C03B0001-00+CORE/IPC
E C01F0001-00+ED/IPC
E C01C0003-00+HIE/IPC
E C01F0001-00+INDEX/IPC
E INJECTION+KT/IPC
E C01C0001-00+NEXT5/IPC
E C01C+NT/IPC
E C01C0001-12+PREV10/IPC
E C01C0003-20+RT/IPC
E C01F0001-00+TI/IPC

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IFIALLDISPLAY and PRINT Formats
Any combination of display formats may be used to display or print answers. Multiple codes must be separated
by spaces or commas, e.g., D L3 1-10 TI,AB or D L3 1-10 TI AB. The fields are displayed in the order requested.
Hit-term highlighting is available in all fields except AI, CDAT, FI, PI, PRAI, REP, RLI, UN, and XPD. Highlighting
is set ON by default and must be ON when SEARCH is performed in order to use the HIT, KWIC, and OCC
formats.
FormatAB
AG (LREP)
AI (AP) (1)AN (2)ARTU (2)BOTI
CDAT
CLMI (2)
CLMN (2)
CPC
CPCI
CPCR
CT (2)DCD
DT (TC)ECLM
ED (UP)EXF (2)
EXNAM
FG (2)FI (FN) (1)
FS
GI
GOVI
ICM (2)
ICS (2)IN (AU)INCLM (2)INCLS (2)
IPC.HIT (2)
IPC.UNIQ (2)
IPCI
IPCR
MFN (3)MRN (3)
NCLM (2)NCLS (2)NTE
OS
PA (CS)PARN
PI (PN) (1)PNK
PPAPRAI (PRN) (1)
PTERM
REN
REP (RPN) (1)
RLI (RLN) (1)RN (2)TI (2)UN (2)
URN (2)
XPD
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Content
Abstract
Agent (Legal Representative)
Application Information
Accession Number
Art Unit
Botanical Information
Correction Date
Independent Claim Numbers
Number of Claims
Cooperative Patent Classification
CPC Initial Classification
CPC Reclassification
Controlled Term
Disclaimer Date
Document Type
Exemplary Claim
Entry Date (includes Update date)Examiner's Field of Search
Examiner Name
Fragment CodeFamily Information
File Segment
Graphics Information
Government Interest
IPC, Main
IPC, Secondary
Inventor (INF, IN)
Issue Main National Patent Classification CodeIssue Secondary National Patent Classification CodeHIT IPC codes
Unique IPC codes in record
IPC Initial
IPC Reclassified
Microfilm Frame Number (includes MRN)
Microfilm Reel Number (includes MFN)
Main National Patent Classification Code
Secondary National Patent Classification Code
Note
Other Source
Patent Assignee (PAF, PA)
Parent Case Data
Patent Information
Patent Number/Kind CodePatent Assignee (Probable)
Priority Information
Term of Patent
Reference Non-Patent Information
Reference Patent Information
Related Application Information
CAS Registry Number
Title
Uniterm
Uniterm CAS Registry Number
Expiration Date

ExamplesD 1-3 ABD 4 9 AGD L3 5-7 AI
D L3 AN 1-5
D ARTU L8
D BOTID CDAT
D 6 CLMI
D 4 CLMN EXF
D CPC
D CPCI
D CPCR
D 1-3 CT L4
D L3 6,8 DCD
D 1-4 DTD L9 ECLM 3-6
D ED
D EXF 2,6-10
D 7 L3 EXNAM
D 3-10 FG
D 1-5, 10 FI
D 1,5,8 FS
D GI 4-8,11
D L14 GOVI
D 1-4 L2 ICM
D 5-6 L1 ICS
D L4 1-6 IN
D INCLMD INCLS
D IPC.HITD IPC.UNIQ
D IPCID IPCR
D MFN
D MRN
D L5 1-4 NCLM
D 1,5 L4 NCLS
D NTE
D 2,5 OSD L2 1-3 PA
D 1-3 PARN
D 1,5,10 PI
D PNK
D PPA
D PRAID PTERM 5
D 2 7 REN
D 6,12 L1 REP
D 1-2 RLI
D 1-5 RN
D TI
D UN
D 1-4 URN
D XPD

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ALL (1,3)

ALLTX (1,3)
APPS (1)BIB (1,3)
CBIB (1,3)
CLM
CPC
CPC.TAB
CPC.UNIQDALL (1,3)
IABS (1,3)
IALL (1,3)
IBIB (1,3)
IC (2)ICLM
IIND (2)INCL
IND (2)INDTX (2)IPC (2)
IPC.TAB (2)IRE (1)ISBIB (1,3)
ISTD (1,3)
ISTDN (1,3)
ITRIAL (2)NCL (2)PASS
PATS (1)
RE (1)
SBIB (1,3)
SCAN (2)STD (1,3)

STDN (1,3)

TRIAL (2) (TRI,
SAM, FREE)
FP (1)FPALL (1)FPBIB (1)FPSTDN (1)Content
AB, NTE, BOTI, CLMN
AN, TI, INF, IN, PAF, PA, PPA, EXNAM, AG, PI, AI, PTERM, DCD, XPD, RLI,
PRAI, FI, DT, CDAT, FS, OS, ED, GOVI, PARN, MRN, MFN, AB, NTE, BOTI,
CLMN, CLMI, GI, ECLM, ACLM, REP, REN, INCL (INCLM, INCLS), NCL (NCLM,
NCLS), CPC (CPCI, CPCR), IPC, EXF, ARTU, RN, UN(CT), URN, FG
ALL, including text for UN and FG
AI, RLI, PRAI
AN, TI, INF, IN, PAF, PA, PPA, EXNAM, AG, PI, AI, PTERM, DCD, XPD, RLI,
PRAI, FI, DT, CDAT, FS, OS, ED, GOVI, PARN, MRN, MFN, NTE, BOTI, CLMN
AN, Compressed Bibliographic Data
Claims (ECLM, ACLM)
CPCI, CPCR for the basic patent and patent family members
CPC, CPC.KW, CPC.ACD, CPC.VER in tabular format
Deduplicated list of CPC codes for the patent family
ALL, delimited for post processing
ABS, indented with text labels
ALL, indented with text labels
BIB, indented with text labels
International Patent Classification (ICM, ICS)
CLM with text labels
IND, indented with text labels, including text for UN
Issue National Patent Classification Code (INCLM, INCLS)
INCL (INCLM, INCLS), NCL (NCLM, NCLS), CPC (CPCI, CPCR), IPC (ICM, ICS,IPCI, IPCR), EXF, ARTU, RN, UN (including text), URN, FG
IND, including text for UN and FG
International Patent Classification (ICM, ICS, IPCI, IPCR)
IPC in Tabular Format
RE, indented with text labels
SBIB, indented with text labels
STD, indented with text labels
STDN, indented with text labels
TRIAL, indented with text labels
National Patent Classification Code (NCLM, NCLS)
PAF, PA, PPA
PI, RLI, FI, REP
REP, REN
AN, TI, IN, PA, PPA, PI, AI, RLI, PRAI, FI, DT, CDAT, FS, OS, ED, BOTI, MRN,
MFN, CLMN (SBIB is the default)
AN, TI, CLMN, INCL (INCLM, INCLS), NCL (NCLM, NCLS), CPC (CPCI, CPCR),
IPC, ICM, ICS, RN, CT(UN), URN, FG (random display without answer number)
AN, TI, IN, PA, PPA, PI, AI, RLI, PRAI, FI, DT, CDAT, FS, OS, ED, MRN, MFN,
INCL (INCLM, INCLS), NCL (NCLM, NCLS), CPC (CPCI, CPCR), IPC (ICM, ICS,IPCI, IPCR)
AN, TI, IN, PA, PPA, PI, AI, RLI, PRAI, FI, DT, CDAT, FS, OS, ED, MRN, MFN, AB,
NTE, BOTI, CLMN, ECLM, INCL (INCLM, INCLS), NCL (NCLM, NCLS), CPC(CPCI, CPCR), IPC (ICM, ICS, IPCI, IPCR)
AN, TI, CLMN, INCL (INCLM, INCLS), NCL (NCLM, NCLS), CPC (CPCI, CPCR),
IPC (ICM, ICS, IPCI, IPCR), RN, CT(UN), URN, FG
Front page format for PI, TI, INF, PAF, AI, PTERM, DCD, RLI, PRAI, REP, REN,
EXNAM, AG, GOVI, PARN, AB, CLMN, GI
Front page format for PI, TI, INF, PAF, AI, PTERM, DCD, RLI, PRAI,
IPC (ICM, ICS, IPCI, IPCR), NCL (NCLM, NCLS), CPC (CPCI, CPCR), EXF,
REP, REN, EXNAM, AG, GOVI, PARN, AB, CLMN, GI, ECLM, ACLM
Front page format for PI, TI, INF, PAF, AI, PTERM, DCD, RLI, EXNAM,
AG, PRAI, GOVI, PARN, CLMN
Front page format for PI, TI, INF, PAF, AI, PTERM, DCD, RLI, PRAI, REP, REN,
EXNAM, AG, GOVI, PARN, AB, CLMN, ECLM, NCL (NCLM, NCLS), CPC (CPCI,
CPCR), IPC (ICM, ICS, IPCI, IPCR)

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D 3 ALL

D ALLTX 3-5
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D CBIB
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D CPC.TAB
D CPC.UNIQD DALLD 5 IABS
D IALL 5
D CLM IBIB
D 3,5,7 IC
D ICLM TI 4
D 1,6 IIND IRE
D INCLD L2 1-20 IND
D L3 4 INDTX
D3,5,7 IPC
D IPC.TAB
D 2-5 IRE
D L3 ISBIBD ISTDD ISTDN
D TRIALD NCL
D PASSD PATSD RE 8,11
D SBIB 3 L2

D SCAN
D STD

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D TRIAL TOTAL
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IFIALLDISPLAY and PRINT Formats (cont'd)FormatContent

CPC.HIT (HITCPC)HIT display of CPC code searched

HIT
KWIC
OCC (2)

Fields containing hit terms
Hit terms with 20 words on either side (KeyWord-In-Context)
Number of occurrences of hit terms and fields in which they occur

ExamplesD CPC.HIT or
D HITCPC
D HIT
D KWIC NOH
D OCC(1) By default, patent, application, and priority numbers are displayed in STN format. To display them in Derwent format, enter SET
PATENT DERWENT at an arrow prompt. To reset display to STN format, enter SET PATENT STN.
(2) No online display fee for this format.
(3) MRN and MFN data available from 1979 to the present.

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IFIALL

SELECT, ANALYZE, and SORT Fields
The SELECT command is used to create E-numbers containing terms taken from the specified field in an answer
set.
The ANALYZE command is used to create an L-number containing terms taken from the specified field in ananswer set.
The SORT command is used to rearrange the search results in either alphabetic or numeric order of thespecified field(s).
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Main National Patent Classification CodeMicrofilm Frame Number
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ED
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IFIALL

SELECT, ANALYZE, and SORT Fields (cont'd)
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NTE
CLMN
OCC
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PAF
PPA
PARN
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PATS
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SELECT(1)SORT

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HIT may be used to restrict terms extracted to terms that match the search expression used to create the answer set, e.g., SEL HIT RN.
Appends /BI to the terms created by SELECT.
Appends /LREP to the terms created by SELECT.
SELECT HIT and ANALYZE HIT are not valid with this field.
Selects or analyzes the application number with /AP appended to the terms created by SELECT.
Enter SET PATENT DERWENT at an arrow prompt (=>) to extract patent, application, priority, family, reference patent, and related
application numbers in Derwent format.
(7) Selects or analyzes application, priority, and related application numbers with /APPS appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(8) Selects or analyzes family numbers with /FN appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(9) Selects or analyzes all IPC codes with /IPC appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(10) Selects or analyzes ICM and ICS with /IC appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(11) Selects or analyzes NCLM and NCLS with /NCL appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(12) Selects or analyzes the patent numbers with /PN appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(13) Selects or analyzes the patent countries from PI, FI, and REP fields with /PCS appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(14) Selects or analyzes the patent numbers from PI, FI, and REP fields with /PATS appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(15) Selects or analyzes the priority numbers with /PRN appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(16) Selects or analyzes the reference patent numbers with /RPN appended to the terms created by SELECT.

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IFIALL(17) Selects or analyzes the related application numbers with /RLN appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(18) Appends /DT to the terms created by SELECT.
(19) Select CPC selects all CPCI and CPCR classifications and appends /CPC as a field code.
(20) SELECT appends /CPC.

Full-Text Browsing
User Request

ExampleSystem Response

DISPLAY BROWSE=> DISPLAY BROWSEENTER (L1) OR L#:.
ENTER (DIS), ANSWERNUMBERS, OR END:

NOVICE version

D BRO=> D BRO L1

EXPERT version

Answer number(s)

:1-3
:.

display answers 1, 2, and 3 in default format
display next answer in default format

Answer number(s) and format:4 HIT

display answer 4 in HIT format

Format only

:TI TX

display title and text of last answer displayed*Format:*KWICchange default to KWIC;
no answer displayed

Forward n fields:F3

move forward 3 fields

Backward n fields:B1

move backward 1 field

Search forward for a character
string:S GROWTH REGUL

search forward within record for 'growth regul':S

repeat search forward for the current string:S- ALKANOIC ACID

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IFIALL

Sample Records
EXPAND in /CT Thesaurus=> E POLYISOBUTYLENE+ALL/CT
E1
7701
-->
POLYISOBUTYLENE/CT
UN
04220********* END *********EXPAND in /UN Thesaurus=> E 04220+ALL/UN
E1
7701
-->
04220/UNCT
POLYISOBUTYLENE********* END *********EXPAND in /FG Thesaurus=> E 30038+ALL/FG
E1
10373
-->
30038/FGCT
CARBON, 1-8 (M) (STO)********* END *********DISPLAY SBIB
AN
TI

IN
PA

PPA
PI
AI
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FI
DT
FS
ED
CLMN

10139865 IFIALL
Basidiomycete peroxidase gene-transferred plant and a method fordecomposing and removing hazardous chemicals using the same; Transgenic
plants for use in removing hazardous chemicals from the environment
Iimura Yosuke; Katayama Yoshihiro
Agency of Industrial Science & Technology JP
Unassigned Or Assigned To Individual
Record Has Multiple Assignees(1064, 68000, 92222)
Agency of Industrial Science & Technology JP (Probable)
US 20020083492 A1 20020627
US 2000-748264
20001227 (9)JP 2000-223653
20000726
US 20020083492
20020627
US 6642439
20031104
Utility; Patent Application - First Publication
CHEMICALAPPLICATIONEntered STN: 28 Jun 2002
Last Updated on STN: Jan 2011
5

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IFIALLDISPLAY FPALL
United States Patent

Patent Number: 8341767
Kind Code:
B2
Date of Patent: 20130101----------------------------------------------------------------------PROTECTIVE GLOVE HAVING CONTOURED WRIST GUARD
Inventor(s): Winningham; Matthew M., Royal Oak, MI, US
Assignee:
Warrior Sports, Inc., Warren, MI, US
Appl. No.:
US 2012-399681
Filed:
20120217 (13)Related U.S. Application Data
CONTINUATION Of Ser. No. US 2008-237118, 20080924, Pat. No. 8141175
CONTINUATION-IN-PART Of Ser. No. US 2008-51201, 20080319, Pat. No. 7861321
CONTINUATION-IN-PART Of Ser. No. US 2008-51230, 20080319, Pat. No. 7836521
CONTINUATION-IN-PART Of Ser. No. US 2008-51292, 20080319, Pat. No. 7841023
Priority Data
US 2007-975315P
20070926 (Provisional)
US 2007-895502P
20070319 (Provisional)
Int. Pat. Classif.... [08]
IPC Initial A41D0019-00
IPC Reclass A41D0019-00 [I]
U.S. Cl. .......... 002161100
Field of Search ... 002016000; 002020000; 002161100; 002161600; 002162000;
002170000
Coop. Pat. Classif....
CPC Initial A41D0019-01523 [I]; A41D0019-01588 [I];A63B0071-143 [I] <-References Cited
U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS
PatentNumber------------US 1010199
US 1841193
US 1934332
US 2293347
US 2708753
US 2831196
US 3387306
US 3605117
US 3725957
US 4027339
US 4137572
US 4190902
US D257909
US 4411024
US 4484359
US 4497073
US 4677698
US 4815147
US 4930162
US 4967418
US 4977073
US 5237703
US 5329639
US 5390372
US 5488739

Date-------Nov 1911
Jan 1932
Nov 1933
Aug 1942
May 1955
Apr 1958
Jun 1968
Sep 1971
Apr 1973
Jun 1977
Feb 1979
Mar 1980
Jan 1981
Oct 1983
Nov 1984
Feb 1985
Jul 1987
Mar 1989
Jun 1990
Nov 1990
Dec 1990
Aug 1993
Jul 1994
Feb 1995
Feb 1996

Class
Inventor------------ ------------Stedman
LidstonSkinner
Lindfelt
Kennedy
Scheiber
002159000
Korey
002016000
Latina002161100
Shotmeyer
002016000
Brucker
002016000
Jansson et al.
002016000
Rhee
D29117100
Brine
002020000
Hayes
002020000
Tirinen002020000
Deutsch002016000
Angas
002161100
Gazzano et al.
002020000
Cote
002016000
Marcotte
430549000
Ishige et al.
002016000
Brine et al.
002161100
Aoki
002161200
Hashimoto et al.
002161100
Cardinal
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IFIALLUS 5511243
US 5530967
US 5745916
US 5781929
US 5787506
US 5946720
US 5983396
US 6085354
US 6122769
US 6233744
US 6550069
US 6643844
US 7114193
US 7117540
US 7636951
US 7836521
US 7841023
US 7861321
US 8141175
US 0114984

Apr 1996
Jul 1996
May 1998
Jul 1998
Aug 1998
Sep 1999
Nov 1999
Jul 2000
Sep 2000
May 2001
Apr 2003
Nov 2003
Oct 2006
Oct 2006
Dec 2009
Nov 2010
Nov 2010
Jan 2011
Mar 2012
Jun 2005

002016000
002016000
002016000
002016000
002161100
002016000
002161100
002161100
002016000
002161100
002161100
002161100
002163000
002161100
002161100
002161100
002161100
002161100
002161100
002161100

Hall et al.
Cielo
Linner
Shikatani
Wilder et al.
SauriolMorrow et al.
Wilder et al.
Wilder et al.
McDuffMorrowMorrow et al.
Winningham
MorrowMorrow et al.
Winningham
Winningham
Winningham
Winningham
Morrow et al.

FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS
PatentNumber------------DE 2612307
DE 2842720
DE 2843448
DE 3135756
GB 2148094
WO 9943225

Date-------Sep 1977
Apr 1980
Apr 1980
Apr 1983
May 1985
Sep 1999

Class-----------OTHER PUBLICATIONS
American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Hand Anatomy Diagrams, 2002.
2000 STX Catalog, Pro 22 Glove.
1994-1995 STX Lacrosse Equipment Catalog, p. 8.
1987 Brine Lacrosse Catalog, pp. 12-13.
1983 Bacharach Rasin Lacrosse Catalog, p. 2.
1981 STX Catalog, page unknown.
1980 STX Catalog, page unknown.
1975 STX Lacrosse Catalog, p. 11.
Sentry Player Gloves (prior art).
2002 Brine X-Factor Gel Lacrosse Glove.
1997 DR Catalog, p. 15.
1996 JOFA Catalog, page number unknown.
Canadian Office Action for Canadian Application 2,639,950 dated Jun. 8, 2010.
Primary Examiner - Moran, Katherine
Attorney, Agent or Firm - Warner Norcross & Judd LLP--------------------------ABSTRACT
A protective sports glove including a contoured wrist cuff that substantiallyshields a gap defined between adjacent portions of the protective sports glove,such as hand and cuff portions. The contoured wrist cuff can include a leadingedge that contours forwardly adjacent a thumb portion of the contoured wrist
cuff and rearwardly across a portion of the radial side of a wearer's hand when
the glove is on the wearer's hand. This can allow protection of the wearer's
wrist in flexion without also impairing movement of the wearer's wrist.
12 Claim(s), 4 Drawing Sheet(s), 7 Figure(s).

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IFIALLDESCRIPTION OF FIGURES
FIG. 1 is a top view of a current embodiment of the glove including a contoured
wrist guard;
FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the glove;
FIG. 3 is a first side view of the glove;
FIG. 4 is a top view of the contoured wrist guard, removed from the glove, inan extended configuration.
FIG. 5 is a top perspective view of the glove;
FIG. 6 is a top view illustration of movement of a wearer's hand; andFIG. 7 is a side view illustration of movement of a wearer's hand.
EXEMPLARY CLAIM
D R A W I N G
1. A protective sports glove, comprising: a hand portion including a handpalmar portion and an opposing hand dorsal portion; a finger portion joinedwith and extending from the hand portion; a thumb portion joined with andextending from the hand portion; a cuff portion joined with the hand portion ata junction; and a contoured wrist cuff including a leading edge generally
facing the finger and thumb portions, the leading edge contoured rearwardly
across a dorsal side of a wearer's hand from an ulnar side of the wearer's handto a radial side of the wearer's hand when the glove is on a wearer's hand, theleading edge contoured forwardly adjacent the thumb portion, the leading edge
being contoured rearwardly across at least a portion of a radial side of awearer's hand when the glove is on the wearer's hand; wherein the contoured
wrist cuff substantially conceals the junction between the cuff portion and thehand portion without impairing at least one of radial deviation and extensionof the wearer's wrist, wherein the leading edge forms a forwardmost portion
adjacent the thumb, distal from the dorsal side.
NON-EXEMPLARY CLAIMS
2. The protective sports glove of claim 1 wherein the contoured wrist cuff
includes a trailing edge rearwardly distal from the leading edge, the trailingedge being contoured rearwardly across the dorsal side of at least one of awearer's hand and wrist when the glove is on a wearer's hand, the trailing edge
being contoured forwardly adjacent the thumb portion, the trailing edge being
contoured rearwardly across at least a portion of a radial side of a wearer's
hand.
3. The protective sports glove of claim 1, wherein the contoured wrist cuff isjoined to at least one of the hand portion, the thumb portion, and the cuff
portion.
4. The protective sports glove of claim 1, wherein the cuff portion includes afirst area and a second area, the first area of the cuff portion configured tooverly the second area of the cuff portion.
5. The protective sports glove of claim 1, further including a floating subcuff
portion flexibly joined with the cuff portion and extending circumferentiallyaround at least a portion of the wearer's wrist.
6. The protective sports glove of claim 1, wherein the leading edge is
contoured rearwardly in the form of a curve that opens toward the finger
portions across the dorsal side.
7. The protective sports glove of claim 6, wherein the leading edge generally
forms at least one of an "S" shape and a reversed "S" shape as the leading edgetransitions from a first end to a second end of the contoured cuff.
8. The protective sports glove of claim 1 wherein the contoured wrist cuff
includes a longitudinal axis, wherein the contoured wrist cuff defines a first
distance between the leading edge and the longitudinal axis in the dorsal
portion, wherein the contoured wrist cuff defines a second distance between theleading edge and the longitudinal axis adjacent the thumb portion, wherein thesecond distance is greater than the first distance.
9. A protective sports glove, comprising: a hand portion including a handpalmar portion and an opposing hand dorsal portion; a finger portion joinedwith and extending from the hand portion; a thumb portion joined with andextending from the hand portion; a cuff portion joined with the hand portion ata junction; and a contoured wrist cuff including a leading edge facing theAugust 2019

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IFIALLfinger and thumb portions, the contoured wrist cuff including a longitudinalaxis, the leading edge generally aligned in parallel with the longitudinal axis
from a first end of the contoured cuff to a second end of the contoured cuff,
the contoured cuff including a trailing edge distal from and rearwardly
displaced from the leading edge, the trailing edge being aligned with thelongitudinal axis across the hand dorsal portion, the trailing edge extending
rearwardly and away from the longitudinal axis adjacent a radial side of thewearer's hand, wherein the contoured wrist cuff is joined with at least one of
the hand portion and the cuff portion.
10. The protective sports glove of claim 9 comprising a floating subcuff
portion attached to at least one of the hand portion and the cuff portion, thefloating subcuff located inwardly from the cuff portion.
11. The protective sports glove of claim 9 wherein the floating subcuff is
flexibly joined to the at least one of the hand portion and the cuff portion
with an elastic member.
12. The protective sports glove of claim 10 wherein the floating subcuff
circumferentiates a user's wrist and includes opposing ends that are joinedwith one another.

DISPLAY IALLACCESSION NUMBER:
05887707 IFIALL Full-text
TITLE:DRINK CONTAINER HOLDING DEVICEINVENTOR(S):Strickland; Mark B., Thousand Oaks, CA, US
PATENT ASSIGNEE(S) NONSTD: Unassigned
PRIMARY EXAMINER:
Ramirez, Ramon
ASSISTANT EXAMINER:
Epps, Todd M
AGENT:
Castellano, Kristina
Castellano PLLC

PATENT INFORMATION:APPLICATION INFORMATION:
EXPIRATION DATE:FAMILY INFORMATION:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
FILE SEGMENT:ENTRY DATE:NUMBERPKDATE----------------- -- -------US 8342468
B1 20130101
US 2006-533566
20060920 (11)20 Sep 2026
US 8342468
20130101
Utility
Granted Patent - Utility, No Pre-Grant Publication
MECHANICALGRANTEDEntered STN: 3 Jan 2013
Last Updated on STN: 4 Nov 2013

ABSTRACT:
A drink container holding device for permitting articles and a beverage to be
stored on a music stand includes a frame. At least one mounting assembly iscoupled to the frame. The mounting assembly engages the stand to mount theframe to a stand. A sleeve is coupled to the frame. The sleeve has a beverage
aperture extending therein through an upper end of the sleeve. The beverage
aperture receives a drink container to allow the sleeve to support the drink
container adjacent to the stand when the frame is mounted on the stand.
NOTE:
NUMBER OF CLAIMS:
INDEPENDENT CLAIMS:
GRAPHICS INFORMATION:

Subject to any Disclaimer, the term of this patent is
extended or adjusted under 35 USC 154(b) by 423 days.
12
1,11,1214 Drawing Sheet(s), 17 Figure(s).

DESCRIPTION OF FIGURES:
FIG. 1 is a right side view of a drink container holding device according to
the present invention shown mounted to a stand.
FIG. 2 is a front view of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a left side view of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a top view of the present invention.
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IFIALL
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the present invention taken along line 5-5of FIG. 3.
FIG. 6 is a front view of the present invention shown in place on X-shaped
stand.
FIG. 7 is a top view of an embodiment of the mounting assemblies of the present
invention.
FIG. 8 is a top view of an embodiment of the mounting assemblies of the present
invention.
FIG. 9 is a top view of an embodiment of the mounting assemblies of the present
invention.
FIG. 10 is a top view of an embodiment of the mounting assemblies of thepresent invention.
FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of an embodiment of the present invention asshown in FIG. 5.
FIG. 12 is a side view of the present invention shown in FIG. 6.
FIG. 13 is a side view of the accessory bar of the present invention.
FIG. 14 is a rear view of the accessory bar of the present invention.
FIG. 15 depicts the drink container holding device of FIG. 1, with the sleeve
removed.
FIG. 16 depicts a view of the drink container holding device depicted in FIG.
2, with the sleeve removed.
FIG. 17 depicts a top view of the drink container holding device depicted in
FIG. 4, with the sleeve removed.
EXEMPLARY CLAIM(S):D R A W I N G
1. A drink container holding system for holding a beverage container
comprising: a frame; at least one mounting assembly; and a sleeve coupled tosaid frame, said sleeve having a beverage aperture extending therein through an
upper end of said sleeve, wherein said sleeve is configured such that it iscapable of receiving a drink container in said beverage aperture to allow said
sleeve to support a drink container substantially adjacent to a stand when said
frame is mounted to the stand; wherein at least one mounting assembly couples
the sleeve to said frame, and wherein at least one mounting assembly is
configured such that the mounting assembly may be engaged with a stand to mount
said frame to the stand, and comprises: a plurality of clamping arms, each of
said clamping arms being extendable around a portion of the stand; a securing
portion being coupled to at least one of said clamping arms and selectively
engaging at least one other one of said clamping arms for forcing said clamping
arms against the stand to secure said clamping arms to the stand; a baseportion extending toward the stand when said frame is mounted to the stand; anda neck portion coupled to at least one of said clamping arms, said neck portion
being rotatably coupled to said base portion, said neck portion being rotatablefrom 0 to 360 degrees with respect to said base portion to adjust an angle ofsaid clamping arms with respect to said frame to maintain said frame in a
desired orientation when mounted to the stand; wherein said neck portion
comprises a plurality of indexing pins outwardly extending from said neckportion, each of said indexing pins being inserted into one of a plurality ofindexing slots in said base portion to permit orientation of said neck portionand said clamping arms at desired angles with respect to each other and withrespect to said frame.
NON-EXEMPLARY CLAIM(S):
2. The system according to claim 1, wherein said frame comprises a stanchion
portion extending substantially parallel to the stand when said frame ismounted to the stand, said at least one mounting assembly coupled to said frame
being positioned on said stanchion portion of said frame.
3. The system according to claim 2, wherein said frame comprises a lateral
portion being coupled to a bottom end of said stanchion portion and extending
substantially orthogonally to said stanchion portion, said lateral portion
extending away from the stand when said stanchion portion is mounted to thestand.
4. The system according to claim 3, wherein said frame comprises a handle loop
being coupled to said stanchion portion opposite said lateral portion, said
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handle loop being graspable to facilitate lifting of said frame.
5. The system according to claim 1, wherein said at least one mounting assembly
configured such that it may be engaged with a stand comprises a threaded
fastener slidably extending through said neck portion and threadably engaging
said base portion to secure said neck portion to said base portion.
6. The system according to claim 1, further comprising at least one pocket
coupled to an exterior surface of said sleeve, wherein said pocket isconfigured to be capable of receiving at least a portion of at least one
article to be supported by said sleeve.
7. The system according to claim 1, further comprising at least one slit
extending into said sleeve through an exterior surface of said sleeve, whereinsaid at least one slit is configured to be capable of receiving at least a
portion of at least one article to be supported by said sleeve.
8. The system according to claim 1, further comprising at least one ringcoupled to an exterior surface of said sleeve, and extending outwardly fromsaid sleeve, wherein said at least one ring is configured to be capable ofreceiving at least a portion of at least one article to be supported by said
sleeve.
9. The system according to claim 1, further comprising at least one hookoutwardly extending from said sleeve, at least one hook being coupled to andextending outwardly from said frame, wherein at least one hook engages at least
one article to be supported by said frame.
10. The drink container holding system of claim 1, wherein said sleeve
comprises an insulating material.
11. A stand accessory holding system comprising: a frame; a sleeve coupled tosaid frame, said sleeve having a beverage aperture extending therein through an
upper end of said sleeve, wherein said sleeve is configured such that it iscapable of receiving a drink container in said beverage aperture to allow said
sleeve to support a drink container substantially adjacent to a stand when said
frame is mounted to the stand; and a plurality of mounting assemblies coupled
to said frame and configured such that the plurality of mounting assemblies may
be engaged with the stand to mount said frame to the stand, such that theplurality of mounting assemblies are capable of supporting weight of at least
one of a drink container and accessory received in said sleeve; wherein said
stand to which said frame may be mounted, comprises at least one pair of legs
at two or more different angles, and wherein said plurality of mounting
assemblies are configured for adjustable attachment to said legs at a desiredheight with respect to said stand, the plurality of mounting assemblies are
configured such that angles of the plurality of mounting assemblies areadjustable with respect to the stand from 0-360 degrees to simultaneously mount
said mounting assemblies to each leg of said stand at desired angles, to beable to maintain said drink container holding system level with respect to theground when the drink container holding system is mounted to the legs of thestand.
12. A drink container holding system for holding a beverage container
comprising: a frame; at least one mounting assembly; and a sleeve coupled tosaid frame, said sleeve having a beverage aperture extending therein through an
upper end of said sleeve, wherein said sleeve is configured such that it iscapable of receiving a drink container in said beverage aperture to allow said
sleeve to support a drink container substantially adjacent to a stand when said
frame is mounted to the stand; wherein at least one mounting assembly couples
the sleeve to said frame, and wherein at least one mounting assembly is
configured such that the mounting assembly may be engaged with a stand to mount
said frame to the stand, and comprises: a plurality of clamping arms, each of
said clamping arms being extendable around a portion of the stand; a securing
portion being coupled to at least one of said clamping arms and selectively
engaging at least one other one of said clamping arms for forcing said clamping
arms against the stand to secure said clamping arms to the stand; a baseportion extending toward the stand when said frame is mounted to the stand; anda neck portion coupled to at least one of said clamping arms, said neck portion
being rotatably coupled to said base portion, said neck portion being rotatablefrom 0 to 360 degrees with respect to said base portion to adjust an angle ofsaid clamping arms with respect to said frame to maintain said frame in a
desired orientation when mounted to the stand; wherein said neck portion
comprises a bearing to permit orientation of said neck portion and said
clamping arms at desired angles with respect to each other and with respect tosaid frame.
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