| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 040107000 | CALENDARS | 22 |
| 20090007467 | Advent-Type Calendar Container Frame and Methods for Assembly - An advent-type calendar with a plurality of chambers holding a plurality of containers each container receiving a gift item and corresponding to a time period (a day, for example) of an occasion. The containers are successively removed and opened to reveal the gift item, then rotated and replaced into the chamber to indicate that the corresponding time period has been achieved or surpassed and the container has been used or emptied. | 01-08-2009 |
| 20090255153 | GROUP CALENDAR INTERFACE - Technologies are described herein for providing an improved group calendar. Information is received from a central server. A group is generated based on the information. The group is provided in the group calendar interface. | 10-15-2009 |
| 20090277054 | CALENDAR FOR RECORDING REGULAR EVENTS - The reoccurring event calendar system is formed of at least one overlay piece and at least one underlay piece. The at least one overlay piece may have holes or windows cut therein whereby portions of the at least one underlay piece is visible and accessible when the overlay piece is positioned above the underlay piece. The windows may correspond to periods of time and such periods of time may be marked on either the underlay or overlay pieces. Alignment of the overlay pieces and underlay pieces facilitate marking and visibility of non-reoccurring events and reoccurring events. If reoccurring events are marked upon the overlay piece it may be utilized with multiple underlay pieces, or if reoccurring events are marked upon the underlay piece it may be utilized with multiple overlay pieces. Events may be marked in a code for easy recognition of events corresponding to specific categories. | 11-12-2009 |
| 20100018089 | Calendar - A dispensing device, such as a calendar is formed of a plurality of substrates. A first substrate carries indicia thereon which identifies selected time periods, such as days or months of the year. A second substrate is positioned adjacent to the first substrate. The second substrate defines a plurality of cavities dimensioned to individually retain a respective information carrying article, such as a web. Each of the cavities is corresponding supplied with a respective information carrying article. Each indicia on the first substrate is positionally associated with a respective cavity in the second substrate. A third substrate, positioned adjacent to the second substrate, is positioned to retain the information carrying articles releasably within the second substrate. The third substrate provides a rupturable cover over each of the cavities of the second substrate whereby upon the application of a sufficient lateral force on the information carrying article within a selected cavity, the article passes through the cover to a location wherein the article may be retrieved by the user. The lateral force may be applied by the user's finger or alternatively a tool or other object adapted for the application of such force. | 01-28-2010 |
| 20140250745 | Solar Digital Display for Vehicle - A solar digital display device for application to an automobile windshield includes a mounting member having a front side and a back side, the back side having adhesive to adhere to the automobile windshield. A housing includes a front portion and an opposed rear portion, the housing rear portion being removably coupled to the front side of the mounting member such that the housing is movable between a captive configuration coupled to the mounting member and a released configuration displaced from the mounting member. A first electronic display is operatively coupled to the housing front portion and configured to display indicia indicative of a calendar date. A solar power source is coupled to the housing rear portion and electrically connected to the first electronic display. The housing is removable from the mounting member so as to modify the date or mileage display. | 09-11-2014 |
| 20140360063 | Advertising Calendar - An advertisement calendar includes a hanging mechanism and a plurality of calendar pages. Each calendar page includes a date indicating portion, an information publishing portion, and an advertisement portion. An object can be be attached to the advertisement portion. | 12-11-2014 |
| 040109000 | Charactered slide | 1 |
| 20150075040 | DISPLAY ITEM SLIDE - Equipment for manufacturing a display item slide having a predetermined length is provided. The equipment includes a first feed arrangement for feeding sheet material, in use, from a roll thereof that has a width substantially equal to the length of the display item slide, a parting means for parting a narrow strip of material from a free end of the roll, and a forming arrangement for forming the strip to a predetermined profile. Further according to the invention there is provided a method of manufacturing a display item slide having a predetermined length, which includes providing a roll of sheet material that has a width substantially equal to the length of the display item slide, parting a narrow strip of material from a free end of the roll, and forming the strip to a predetermined profile. Still further the invention extends to a display item slide which has been manufactured by means of the equipment of the invention or in accordance with the method of the invention. | 03-19-2015 |
| 040110000 | Character markers | 1 |
| 20080263917 | Calendar Board Which Distinguishes the Holiday and the Normal Day - Disclosed therein is a calendar board capable of distinguishing a holiday and an ordinary day with one block. The calendar board includes: a board body in which a magnetic body is embedded and on which a date table is printed, the date table having a month indication section located on the front surface of the board body, an array of day sections located beneath the month indication section for dividing days, arrays of date sections located beneath the array of day sections, and a memo section having a space for allowing a user to take a memo; and thirty-one date blocks respectively bonded on an edge of the upper portion of each section of the arrays of date sections, each date block having two colors printed on both sides thereof for distinguishing a holiday and an ordinary day, each date block being smaller than the memo section formed on the date dividing table. The calendar board can easily distinguish a holiday and an ordinary day by indicating the same date on both sides of one date block with different colors, and prevent inconvenience to use a marker pen since the date block can be detachably attached on the board by using a magnet. | 10-30-2008 |
| 040111000 | Rotatable | 3 |
| 040113000 | Disk | 3 |
| 20080295368 | Positionable display - A new calendar that has separate sets of plates that bear the symbols representing the information. For example, one set of plates bears the names of the months of the year (or abbreviations of those names), another set of plates bears numerical dates, and another set of plates bears an indicator of the days of the week. The plates are arranged in a stack, with at least some of the plates covering the symbols on underlying plates. Separate, axially offset hinges enable selected plates to be rotated with respect to other plates, revealing the symbols on the selected plates while the symbols on other plates remain covered. The hinges enable a user to rotate the stack to a position where a selected plate in an upper set of plates is exposed while any overlying plates remain positioned behind a top cover plate and any underlying plates in the upper set of plates remain positioned behind the exposed plate. A selected plate in a lower set of plates can be exposed while any overlying plates in that set of plates remain positioned behind the exposed plate from the upper set of plates and any plates underlying the lower exposed plate remain positioned behind the lower exposed plate. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20090293326 | Hyperbilirubinemia management calendar - A hyperbilirubinemia management calendar for use by treating physicians and associated caregivers in treatment of hyperbilirubinemia in newborn infants having a first number sheet in substantially rectangular form, imprinted with columns of numbers indicating age in hours and serum bilirubin levels for treatment therapies based on risk factors and age in hours; a second sliding scale sheet, mounted to slide over the first number sheet in translational movement with portions pertaining to stages of hyperbilirubinemia management and windows labeled with risk factors and a window labeled with age in hours, and each window labeled with risk factors disposed to reveal one or more of the serum bilirubin levels imprinted on the front face of the first number sheet when the second scale sheet is moved to display an age in hours imprinted on the front face of the first number sheet at the window labeled with age in hours on the second scale sheet. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20120073167 | Promotional multi-year rotational calendar - There is a felt need on the part of business people to have an affordable individualized promotional piece similar to and about the size of a standard business card that will have some inherent practical value to the recipient of the piece that induces the recipient to keep and to use the practical feature of the piece. The present invention provides a multi-year calendar not much bigger than a standard business card which encourages the recipient to keep and use the invention as a calendar for possibly several years, with the business person's name and contact information pre-printed on the invention. The calendar uses a coded wheel and the edge of the table area to get the correct code which then acts as a key to reveal the days and dates for the entire month on the inner semi-circles. | 03-29-2012 |
| 040119000 | Hinged leaves | 4 |
| 20090158626 | Personalizable Calendar Assemblies and Methods - A calendar assembly comprises an intermediate page, a trailing page, and a support structure. The intermediate page comprises an intermediate backing sheet and an intermediate face sheet. The intermediate backing sheet defines an intermediate inner surface and an intermediate exposed surface. The intermediate face sheet is attached to the intermediate backing sheet to define an intermediate material chamber. The trailing page comprises a trailing backing sheet defining an inner surface and an exposed surface. The support structure supports the intermediate page relative to the trailing page such that the intermediate face sheet and the trailing exposed surface of the trailing backing sheet may be configured for viewing adjacent to each other. | 06-25-2009 |
| 20090249663 | Calendar/Paperweight - A calendar/paperweight includes a cardboard support including two metal rules provided on the base of the support on either side of the central line along which the base is folded. The rules are positioned symmetrically along the lower edges of the side walls of the support, so as not to interfere with the sheets of the calendar. The tubular support takes the form of an isosceles triangle that can be folded. The upper edge of the support is provided with a spiral for connecting a plurality of sheets which include blank squares corresponding to different days for annotations which can be written on the calendar. The sheets can be positioned indiscriminately onto both the front and rear faces of the support. Metal rules are fixed to the support such as to considerably increase the weight of the calendar and, to improve the stability thereof. | 10-08-2009 |
| 20100031540 | Environmentally Friendly Publication And Method Of Manufacturing Same - Publications (e.g., calendars) and methods of manufacturing same are set forth herein. A publication according to an embodiment includes a plurality of flexible pages operatively coupled together along a spine. The pages are of generally equal size, and a substrate is operatively coupled to the pages. A stiff sheet is coupled to the substrate, and the stiff sheet and substrate are collectively of generally equal size as the pages. The substrate is configured for removal from the pages. According to another embodiment, a wall calendar to be shipped and retailed without individual packaging includes a plurality of sheets having indicia and being coupled together along a spine. A substrate is coupled to the sheets along the spine, and a stiff sheet is coupled to the substrate. The substrate is configured for complete removal from the pages after retail. The wall calendar is never individually wrapped before being sold at retail. | 02-11-2010 |
| 20100154260 | CALENDAR HAVING REPOSITIONABLE, DUAL IMPRESSION LABELS - A calendar having repositionable, dual impression labels for each day of the month is provided. The calendar of the present disclosure includes a plurality of pages, each page includes indicia for one month of the calendar year. Each page includes a plurality of boxes indicating each day of the month. Disposed over each box is a label, note, tag or the like. Each label is constructed of dual impression paper wherein upon a user writing on the label, a first impression will result on a first surface of the label and a second impression will be transferred to a surface of the calendar page directly beneath the label. The label is also repositionable, i.e., the label can be removed and attached to a different surface or the original surface. | 06-24-2010 |
| 040121000 | Tear-off tablets | 3 |
| 20090139121 | Promotional calendar and website - An exemplary embodiment providing one or more improvements includes calendars for dissimulation by distributors of customizable promotion products with distributor specific URLs which enable the customer to view supplier produced products which then are ordered through the distributor. The distributor then reviews and forwards the order to the suppliers who then manufacture the customized items and either ship the items directly to the customer or ships the items to the distributor who checks the items and forwards them to the customer. A number of URLs may access the same website. The calendars also may include monthly themes, descriptions of the benefits of use of the themes, case studies and statistics involving use of the themes, promotional products, planning work sheets, and return on investment and return on objectives work sheets. | 06-04-2009 |
| 20120285053 | Method and apparatus to attend in the distant future a prescheduled appointment - A method to remind an individual of an appointment scheduled in advance for the distant future requires that an oversized calendar be provided with a plurality of overlain separable discardable sheets each depicting a month of the year, that the calendar be mounted on a vertically oriented surface in a high traffic area, that during a current month an appointment be scheduled in advance for a date in a month in the distant future, that a sleeve be manually mounted in the calendar on the date in the distant future, that information concerning the appointment be manually integrated in the sleeve, that at least one of the separable discardable sheets be removed to expose the month in the distant future, and that the information concerning the appointment be viewed. | 11-15-2012 |
| 20160023494 | CONTINUOUS DESK PAD - The present invention provides a calendar desk pad, comprising a base member, a plurality of monthly calendar pages bound to the base member, wherein the calendar pages have at least one perforation or fold line located between the days or weeks on the calendar. | 01-28-2016 |
| 040122000 | Card pockets | 2 |
| 20080196283 | Personalizable calendar assemblies and methods - A calendar assembly comprises an intermediate page, a trailing page, and a support structure. The intermediate page comprises an intermediate backing sheet and an intermediate face sheet. The intermediate backing sheet defines an intermediate inner surface and an intermediate exposed surface. The intermediate face sheet is attached to the intermediate backing sheet to define an intermediate material chamber. The trailing page comprises a trailing backing sheet defining an inner surface and an exposed surface. The support structure supports the intermediate page relative to the trailing page such that the intermediate face sheet and the trailing exposed surface of the trailing backing sheet may be configured for viewing adjacent to each other. | 08-21-2008 |
| 20110010969 | APPOINTMENT CARD CALENDAR - An appointment card calendar is provided that includes at least one sheet with a monthly grid configuration. The sheet can be written on to indicate the year, month, and numbers of the day corresponding to a particular month. The grid configuration is arranged in rows and columns. Each day section for each day of the week has at least two slots, one AM slot and one PM slot. An appointment card can be inserted in the AM slots and PM slots for the day and corresponding time of the appointment. A hinge or binding joins two more monthly sheets together. The sheets can be successively rotated on the binding which enables each monthly sheet to be rotated to the front viewing position. The monthly sheets can have the properties of a white board, where erasable ink can be written and removed. | 01-20-2011 |
| 040120000 | Stands | 2 |
| 20090265965 | CALENDAR HANGER DEVICE AND ASSEMBLY INCORPORATING THE SAME - The present invention relates to hanger devices to secure a tablet to a post-like support member on an upright support surface. The hanger device includes an elongated header portion, a flap panel portion extending therefrom, and an attachment element to secure the tablet. The header portion includes an opening such as an elongate slot or a plurality of bores. The support member is selectively positionable along the length of the slot or in the bores such that the tablet is suspended under the force of gravity in a skewed orientation relative to the support surface. A pouch may be securable to the panel portion so as to be interposed between it and the tablet. The present invention also relates to a calendar assembly that incorporates the hanger device as well as a calendar having a header portion allowing it to be supported in a skewed orientation. | 10-29-2009 |
| 20160114612 | NON-SLIP DESK CALENDAR - The present invention relates to a desk calendar which is used by being put on a desk or a table and, particularly, to a non-slip desk calendar which will not slip on the desk or the table and can allow a user to take notes on the calendar in a very simple way. The non-slip desk calendar, according to the present invention, comprises: a first support plate and a second support plate formed such that cross sections thereof come in contact each other in a reversed-V shape such that the support plates can be folded; a spring binder coupled to holes punched in the folded portion between the first support plate and the second support plate; a calendar sheet coupled to the spring binder; a non-slip supporting element having “U”-shaped compressing plates formed to be separated from each other at a predetermined distance such that end portions of the first support plate and the second support plate are inserted into a coupling groove between the compressing plates; and a non-slip element formed on the lower end of the non-slip supporting element. | 04-28-2016 |
