Gary L Harris

Author:

Gary Jones Harris

ISBN #:

0595420265

Author:

Gary L. Harris

ISBN #:

0852968701

Author:

Gary L. Harris

ISBN #:

0877034818

Author:

Gary L. Harris

ISBN #:

0877034826

Author:

Gary Lynn Harris

ISBN #:

0387516565

Author:

Gary Lynn Harris

ISBN #:

3540536035

Author:

Gary Lynn Harris

ISBN #:

3540553967

US Patent:

6932702, Aug 23, 2005

Filed:

Oct 30, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/999297

Inventors:

Gary Harris - Las Vegas NV, US

International Classification:

A63F009/24
G07F017/32

US Classification:

463 20, 463 16

Abstract:

A game and method are set forth which includes a triggering event triggering a hot streak phase. During the hot streak phase, for a predetermined number of future games, the game is configured to provide at least one of consecutive wins or a multiplier applied to winning outcomes. By providing the hot streak feature the overall performance of the game can be configured to have the desired hit frequency and hold. In another aspect a nine reel, eight pay line game is set forth which uses three symbol data sets in an arrangement to provide for easier configuration to obtain, with or without a hot streak feature or other bonus features, a game having the desired performance.

US Patent:

50679287, Nov 26, 1991

Filed:

Nov 2, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/608527

Inventors:

Gary L. Harris - Henderson NV

International Classification:

G07D 100

US Classification:

453 17

Abstract:

Supplemental coin and/or token storage, transportation and dispensing apparatus for coin and/or token operated and handling machines whereby the coin and/or token payout hopper of such machines may be rapidly replenished with coins and/or tokens. The supplemental storage, transportation and dispensing apparatus of the invention includes a coin and/or token elevator having an upwardly and downwardly movable coin and token platform and an elevator controller mechanism which is responsive to a coin and token level sensor within the payout hopper and to coin and token level and elevator platform level sensors in the elevator.

US Patent:

54438691, Aug 22, 1995

Filed:

Jul 15, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/275681

Inventors:

Gary L. Harris - Las Vegas NV

International Classification:

G09F 712

US Classification:

428 13

Abstract:

A composite laminated film-to-glass panel for the display by back lighting of graphics and/or advertising and instructional alpha-numerical information relating to game machines, product dispensing apparatus, and wall displays and a method of producing such panel. The film-to-glass panel of the invention is comprised of a primary front sheet of glass and a secondary composite laminated layer consisting of: a mounting sheet of double-faced adhesive-coated polyester film material; an intermediate sheet of positive image photographic film bearing the graphic and/or advertising and instructional information and adhesively affixed on its image side to the rear side of the mounting sheet; and a sheet of single-faced adhesive-coated ultraviolet screening plastic film adhesively affixed to the rear side of the photographic film.

US Patent:

55058019, Apr 9, 1996

Filed:

Dec 27, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/363949

Inventors:

Gary L. Harris - Las Vegas NV

International Classification:

B32B 3104
B32B 3110
B32B 3112

US Classification:

156100

Abstract:

A method of producing a composite laminated film-to-glass panel for the display by back lighting of graphics and/or advertising and instructional alpha-numerical information for incorporation in game machines, product dispensing apparatus, and wall displays. The composite film-to-glass panel of the invention is produced by assembling as a layered structure: a primary front glass sheet component; a first intermediate mounting sheet component of double-faced adhesive-coated clear polyester film material in interfacing relationship with the front glass sheet; a second intermediate component comprised of a sheet of positive image film bearing the graphic and/or advertising and instructional information on the front side thereof in interfacing relationship with the mounting sheet component; and a rear component comprising a film-protecting sheet of clear polyester film material bearing a clear laminating adhesive on its front side in interfacing relationship with the sheet of positive image film. Heat and pressure is applied to the layered assembly of components to adhesively bond the components of the structure to form the composite laminated film-to-glass panel of the invention. The clear laminating adhesive of the rear component includes an ultraviolet light screening material.