Abstract: A curtain assembly comprising a sheet of material and a hanging assembly. The sheet may comprise an upper edge portion extending from an upper edge and having a plurality of passages, each passage defined by a perimeter, and a curtain cut extending from the perimeter to the upper edge. The hanging assembly may comprise a pair of joinable hanger elements, each comprising a web of material between an inner perimeter and an outer perimeter, the webs having opposing surfaces for mutual engagement, each hanger element having two free end surfaces created by a cut through its web from inner to outer perimeter. The sheet is placed between web opposing surfaces of the pair, with the free edge surfaces of a first hanger element aligned with the curtain cut and the other free edge surfaces of a second hanger element offset from the first free edge surfaces by an angle.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a curtain assembly having at least one connector that is either removably connected to the sheet material or is an integral part of the sheet material. The connector can be in any shape or form as desired. The connector has a front surface, a back surface, a first end, a second end, and has at least one opening which creates a joinable element. The opening on the front surface of the connector can either offset the back surface of the opening or aligned with the back surface of the opening. The joinable element of the connector forms two opposable surfaces that can be centered, off-centered, non-linear, vertical, diagonal in relation to a vertical plane. The two opposable surfaces can be joined to facilitate a stable coupling between a sheet material and a rod. The connector also has an inner perimeter and an outer perimeter wherein the inner perimeter does not need to have the same geometric configuration as the outer perimeter.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a curtain with an integral hanging assembly to allow a curtain to be hung from a curtain rod without moving the curtain rod.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved and a novel pan handle for a pan. The pan comprises a pan body and a pan handle. The pan handle is disposed on the sidewall of the pan body, comprising a holding portion for a user to hold and a first projection portion disposed on the sidewall of the pan handle for the user's fingers to press against such that the user can move or turn the pan body angularly with the pan handle as the axis. When a user uses a pan according to the present invention, the user may hold the pan by means of the holding portion of the pan handle and exert force by pressing fingers against the first projection portion as a lever. As a result, the pan handle according to the present invention enables the user to exercise greater control of the pan and to exert less labor in handling the pan.

Abstract: A bedding assembly including at least a first sheet, preferably one fitted sheet having a head end and a foot, at least a second sheet, preferably one flat sheet having a head end and a foot end to be placed atop the said second sheet, an elastomeric component either removably attached to the first sheet or the second sheet; or affixed to the first sheet or the second sheet; or woven into the first sheet or the second sheet, connecting the flat sheet to the fitted sheet at least one portion of a foot end of the bedding assembly, and fastening means connecting the fitted sheet to the flat sheet along at least one portion of one edge of the foot end of the fitted sheet.

Abstract: A floor mat or vertical display having a main section and an insert section. The main section includes a shaped space for accommodating the insert section, such that the appearance of the mat or display can be customized by selecting the insert section that is placed into the shaped space.

Abstract: A covering assembly including at least one flat sheet having a head end and a foot end, a covering having a foot end and a head end, an elastomeric component that is either woven into the covering or removably attached to the covering. The elastomeric component can be woven into the covering. Alternatively, the removably attached elastomeric component has at least one fastening means to attach itself to a covering and optionally to a first sheet. The elastomeric component can be either removably attached to a bedding assembly or affixed to a bedding assembly. On a preferred embodiment, the bedding assembly can be connected to a second sheet, preferably a fitted sheet, to tightly secure the bedding assembly and the sheet assembly to a bed while the elastomeric component provides additional space for a user. The bedding assembly can be removably attached to the second sheet or affixed to the second sheet.

Abstract: A weight assembly which includes a container having a first portion and a second portion. In addition, the weight assembly includes a means for attaching the weight assembly to a fastening means, and a fastening means. The first portion and the second portion of the container matingly engage one another and form a hollow interior cavity within the container. Placed within the cavity are weight bearing materials or items that add weight to the container.

Abstract: A sheet assembly including at least one flat sheet having a head end and a foot once an elastomeric component is connected to the sheet. Alternatively, the elastomeric component can be woven into the sheet. The elastomeric component can be either removably attached to a sheet or affixed to a sheet. On a perfect embodiment, the sheet assembly can be connected to a second sheet, preferably a fitted sheet, to tightly secure the sheet assembly to a bed while the elastomeric component provides additional space for a user. The sheet assembly can be removably attached to the second sheet of affixed to the second sheet.

Abstract: A bedding assembly including at least one fitted sheet having a head end and a foot end for covering a mattress, at least one flat sheet having a head end and a foot end for covering said fitted sheet, and stitches connecting the fitted sheet to the flat sheet along at least one edge of the foot end of the fitted sheet. The assembly also including attachment components formed on the foot end of the assembly for connecting a comforter to the assembly.

Abstract: A bedding assembly including at least one fitted sheet having a head end and a foot end for covering a mattress at least one flat sheet having a head end and a foot end for covering said fitted sheet, and stitches connecting the fitted sheet to the flat sheet along at least one edge of the foot end of the fitted sheet.

Abstract: A bedding assembly including at least one fitted sheet having a head end and a foot end for covering a mattress, at least one flat sheet having a head end and a foot end for covering said fitted sheet, and stitches connecting the fitted sheet to the flat sheet along at least one edge of the foot end of the fitted sheet. The assembly also including attachment components formed on the foot end of the assembly for connecting a comforter to the assembly.

Abstract: A bedding assembly including at least one fitted sheet having a head end and a foot end for covering a matrress at least one flat sheet having a head end and a foot end for covering said fitted sheet, and stitches connecting the fitted sheet to the flat sheet along at least one edge of the foot end of the fitted sheet.

Abstract: A bedding assembly including at least a first sheet, preferably one fitted sheet having a head end and a foot, at least a second sheet, preferably one flat sheet having a head end and a foot end to be placed atop the said second sheet, an elastomeric component either removably attached to the first sheet or the second sheet; or affixed to the first sheet or the second sheet; or woven into the first sheet or second sheet, connecting the flat sheet to the fitted sheet at at least one portion of a foot end of the bedding assembly, and fastening means connecting the fitted sheet to the flat sheet along at least one portion of one edge of the foot end of the fitted sheet.

Abstract: An IC including skew-programmable clock buffers, fixed skew logic circuit, an external interface and a skew controller. Each skew-programmable clock buffer receives a distributed clock signal and provides a corresponding local clock signal having a programmed skew. The fixed logic circuit enables permanent programming of static skew values and the external interface enables programming of dynamic skew values. The skew controller selects between the static and dynamic skew values and programs the skew-programmable clock buffers based on selected skew values. In one embodiment, the skew controller is operative to detect a skew over-ride command upon reset of the IC and to select between the static and dynamic skew values based on the skew over-ride command. The programmable memory may be integrated on the IC or externally coupled via the external interface. The fixed skew logic circuit is implemented as any type of permanent programmable block, such as laser-blown fuses, an EPROM, etc.

Abstract: A computer keyboard device comprising a decorative sealed vessel comprising a first liquid, a second liquid, and at least one structure. The structure is insoluble in both the first and second liquids, and floats on the first liquid. The first and second liquids are immiscible and the first and second liquids have densities such that the first liquid is beneath the second liquid. The structure can maintain its upright position and remain in suspension permanently. The decorative sealed vessel is an integral portion of the computer keyboard.

Abstract: A floor mat or vertical display having a main section and an insert section. The main section includes a shaped space for accommodating the insert section, such that the appearance of the mat or display can be customized by selecting the insert section that is placed into the shaped space.

Abstract: Claimed and disclosed is a fastening device that can fasten itself to a sheet material and at the same time couples itself to an object, comprising a coupling means for slidably coupling the device to a substantially fixed object and an attachment means for attaching the sheet material to the device. The coupling means defines a receiving surface at a first portion, has an extended second portion thereof which is rotatably connected to an attachment means for attaching an object to the device. The coupling means further has a receiving means extending outwardly from the second portion of the coupling means to receive a material. The receiving means having a concavely-shaped first end and an enlarged second end to receive a material. The enlarged second end ensures the material stays securely in the concavely-shaped first end.

Abstract: A computer keyboard device comprising a decorative sealed vessel comprising a first liquid, a second liquid, and at least one structure. The structure is insoluble in both the first and second liquids, and floats on the first liquid. The first and second liquids are immiscible and the first and second liquids have densities such that the first liquid is beneath the second liquid. The structure can maintain its upright position and remain in suspension permanently. The decorative sealed vessel is an integral portion of the computer keyboard.