- Beaverton OR, US ERIC R. NOLL - PORTLAND OR, US JEFFREY K. INGRAM - PORTLAND OR, US
International Classification:
A41D 27/28 A41D 27/24 A41D 3/00 A41D 1/06
Abstract:
Aspects herein provide for a method of manufacturing a vented insulated garment using non-woven polymer sheets and garments produced therefrom. The method generally comprises providing a non-woven polymer sheet having one or more voided portions, positioning the sheet between two textile layers, and bonding the textile layers together at areas corresponding to the voided portions in the non-woven polymer sheet to form a seam. The seam may be optionally perforated.
The technology described herein relates to vented and insulating garments having an interior garment assembly comprising an interior panel and a middle panel attached at one or more seams defining chambers for retaining thermally-insulating fill material. The seams have a first plurality of openings extending through the interior and middle panels. An exterior garment assembly has a second plurality of openings positioned on the exterior garment assembly such that the second plurality of openings are offset from the first plurality of openings when the exterior garment assembly is worn with the interior garment assembly. The offsetting of the openings may achieve moisture vapor or air transfer from the inside the garment to the outside environment. The exterior garment assembly and the interior garment assembly may be discrete garment pieces or may be attached at one or more locations.
Jeffrey Ingram (1985-1989), Mary Moore (1993-1995), Sandra Murphy (1973-1977), Brent Fenton (1981-1985), Suzanne Moore (2005-2007), Sierra Williams (1994-1995)
In denying the Dodgers proposed financing, the judge noted that Dodgers executive Jeffrey Ingram had testified that, despite the acrimony between Selig and McCourt, he did not believe the league was hostile to the Dodgers.
Date: Jul 23, 2011
Category: Sports
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Frank McCourt must negotiate a loan with Major League Baseball
The lone witness in Wednesday's hearing, Dodgers assistant treasurer Jeffrey Ingram, conceded that the league was not hostile to the Dodgers, and that the lower interest rate and absence of fees in the proposed MLB loan made its financial terms superior to that of the loan arranged by McCourt.
Date: Jul 22, 2011
Category: Sports
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Dodgers bankruptcy: Judge orders McCourt to negotiate with MLB for loan
compare the proposed loans on purely financial terms. The lone witness in Wednesday's hearing, Dodgers assistant treasurer Jeffrey Ingram, conceded that the lower interest rate and absence of fees in the proposed MLB loan made its financial terms superior to that of the loan arranged by McCourt.
In rejecting the Highbridge proposal, the judge noted that Dodgers executive Jeffrey Ingram had testified that, despite the acrimony between Selig and McCourt, he did not believe the league was hostile to the Dodgers.
After being repeatedly interrupted by objections from MLB attorney Glenn Kurtz while questioning Dodgers executive Jeffrey Ingram, Dodgers attorney Matthew Walsh said any doubt that the two sides will be "litigating everything" had been answered.
Date: Jul 20, 2011
Category: Sports
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SBD: Dodgers file for bankruptcy in McCourt's latest step to stave off Selig
Setting up what is surely to be a major test of the commissioner's authorities versus the power of a bankruptcy court, Dodgers assistant treasurer Jeffrey Ingram in an affidavit to the court asked it to allow "procedures that are designed to promote a competitive sales process with respect to those