Heather Anne Gareis

7097893, Aug 29, 2006

Jul 30, 2003

10/631617

Brian McCarthy - Anaheim CA, US
Heather Anne Gareis - Los Angeles CA, US
Mark R. Mannon - Newport Beach CA, US

Avery Dennison Corporation - Pasadena CA

G09F 3/02

428 43, 347106, 347262, 2063081, 20638713, 428131, 428 321

A single sheet has multiple separation lines arranged such that the sheet can be printed on by a standard printer such as a personal computer printer, and the sheet may thereafter be separated and/or folded in any one of three different configurations to form different possible compact disc jewel case inserts including both face labels and spine labels. One embodiment is of a sheet having at least four longitudinal lines of weakness extending across at least a major portion of the length of the sheet, and at least three latitudinal lines of weakness extending across a major portion of the width of the sheet, with at least one longitudinal line of weakness being a fold about which at least one portion is folded.

7275678, Oct 2, 2007

Apr 21, 2003

10/420666

Jerry G. Hodsdon - Forestdale MA, US
Heather Gareis - Los Angeles CA, US
Daisy S. Taw - Temple City CA, US

Avery Dennison Corporation - Pasadena CA

B65D 15/00
B65D 27/00

229 928, 229 75

A printable sheet including one or more envelope assemblies formed thereon, each having a central body panel, an end flap, a pair of opposing top and bottom panels, a business card removably attached and incorporated into the bottom panel, and a retaining flap. The sheet is capable of being placed in a printer to have images and/or indicia printed on the envelope assemblies. Each envelope assembly is capable can be removed from the printable sheet and folded along weakened lines, and adhered to itself to form a secure sleeve or envelope for holding various items. Each envelope has a retaining flap on the open end that can be tucked into the envelope after insertion of its contents in order to retain the contents, which could either be used or removed if desired. The envelope could be designed to readily hold business card compact discs. The business card can be subsequently separated by the user from the formed envelope.

20020174955, Nov 28, 2002

Mar 28, 2002

10/109155

Michael Hummell - Newport Beach CA, US
Joseph Sandor - Corona Del Mar CA, US
Bryan Pittman - Alliance OH, US
Derek Bowers - Hudson OH, US
Daisy Taw - Temple City CA, US
Michael Wu - Rowland Heights CA, US
Heather Gareis - Los Angeles CA, US

B32B031/00

156/391000

A device for applying a non-circular adhesive label to a non-circular optical disc includes a disc support moveable between the first position supporting the disc in a spaced apart relationship with a label and a second position enabling contact between the label and the disc. An arm is provided and moveable with the disc support for compacting the disc and aligning the disc with a label as the disc is moved from the first position to the second position.

20060055167, Mar 16, 2006

Jun 30, 2005

11/174004

Russell Pollman - Fullerton CA, US
Christine Hibberd - Irvine CA, US
Elizabeth Sanchez - Glendale CA, US
Heather Gareis - Los Angeles CA, US
Conrad Traut - Sharon MA, US
Brian King - New Albany OH, US
Ronald Ugolick - San Dimas CA, US

B42D 1/00

281021100

A sheet retaining device such as a folder or a binder that incorporates a corner lock for preventing papers from dislodging therefrom. The sheet retaining device has a front cover and a back cover. Each of the covers has a top edge, a bottom edge, an outer edge, and an inner edge. A first primary flap is connected to the back cover along the outer edge and the bottom edge thereof to form a pocket that is adapted to receive one or more pieces of sheet material. A secondary flap is connected to the back cover along the inner edge and the top edge thereof to form a corner lock adapted to retain corner of sheet material retained in the sleeves. Accordingly, when a piece of sheet material is retained in the pocket, the secondary flap acts as a corner lock on the free corner of the sheet material, tending to retain this free corner and the sheet material in the pocket, even if the sheet retaining device is turned upside down or sideways.