Elizabeth Pacza-Steim - Chicago IL 60630 David Christianson - Grayslake IL 60030
International Classification:
A63H 3300
US Classification:
446297, 446484
Abstract:
A toy with electronic sensing mechanism is disclosed. Specifically, the toy can detect the presence of an electrically conductive material and respond accordingly. Particularly disclosed is the use of modeling dough as the conductive material which allows a broad flexibility of play and response.
Randall Jon Klimpert - Wilmette IL Ann Danielak Klimpert - Wilmette IL David Christianson - Grayslake IL Dieter Herbstler - Bolingbrook IL Anne Pitrone - Tenafly NJ
International Classification:
A63H 328
US Classification:
446297
Abstract:
A toy doll includes a body having an opening simulating a mouth and first and second electrical switches, each switch being disposed proximal to the simulated mouth and activatable by an object inserted at least partially into the mouth. A speaker is attached to the body. An electrical circuit including an integrated circuit chip is electrically connected with the switches and with the speaker. A base configured as a feeding tray is disposed externally of and is detachably connected with the body. The base has three external switches electrically connected with the circuit chip. The circuit chip has a plurality of memory registers, each register storing a separate signal corresponding to a separate audio message. The chip is configured to randomly select a prompt signal from the memory registers and to transmit the stored signal to the speaker. The prompt signal prompts the user to select a specified one of the switches.
Dr. Christianson graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine at Oklahoma City in 1993. He works in Billings, MT and specializes in Hematology/Oncology. Dr. Christianson is affiliated with Saint Vincent Healthcare.
Were pleased that they moved to reduce the volatility of Bakken crude oil, said David Christianson, a Minnesota Department of Transportation official who oversees freight and rail planning. Removing a lot of light ends will go a long way toward making the oil much safer.