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Data storage and retrieval system with optimized categorization of information items based on category selection, patent No. 8,065,343, invented by Mark Venguerov, of Dun Laoghaire, Ireland, assigned to DECHO Corp. of Pleasant Grove.

Compression of 16 bit data using predictor values, patent No. 8,065,354, invented by Walter E. Donovan, of Saratoga, Calif., and David K. McAllister, of Holladay, assigned to NVIDIA Corp. of Santa Clara, Calif.

System and method for queuing to a cloud via a queuing proxy, patent No. 8,065,395, invented by Lloyd Leon Burch, of Payson; Carolyn Bennion McClain, of Springville; and Stephen R. Carter, of Spanish Fork, assigned to Novell Inc. of Provo.

System and method for data transport, patent No. 8,065,424, invented by Stefano Foresti, of Salt Lake City; William Luke Stebbing, of Manti; and Paolo Lamponi, of Provo, assigned to University of Utah Research Foundation of Salt Lake City.

High data throughput turbo product encoder, patent No. 8,065,585, invented by Ayyoob Abbaszadeh, of Salt Lake City, and David Todd Wilstead, of West Valley, assigned to L-3 Communications Corp. of New York, N.Y.

Method and system for asynchronous chip design, patent No. 8,065,647, invented by Kenneth S. Stevens, of Brighton, assigned to The University of Utah Research Foundation of Salt Lake City.

Techniques for managing secure communications, patent No. 8,065,720, invented by Hashem M. Ebrahimi, of Salt Lake City; Stephen R. Carter, of Spanish Fork; and Mel J. Oyler, of Pleasant Grove, assigned to Novell Inc. of Provo.

Beverage bottle, patent No. D649,061, invented by Joseph H. Jeffs, of Hildale, assigned to Plastiformance Inc. of Hildale.

Core barrel head assembly with tapered design, patent No. D649,167, invented by Christopher L. Drenth, of Draper, assigned to Longyear TM Inc. of South Jordan.

Tape cutter and holder, patent No. D649,191, invented by Scott K. Warner, of Lehi, assigned to Semco Plastic Co. Inc. of St. Louis, Mo.

Reading stand, patent No. D649,194, invented by Ronald D. Thompson, of Wales, and Joanne I. Thompson, of Wales.

Seal for head assembly, patent No. D649,228, invented by Christopher L. Drenth, of Draper, assigned to Longyear TM Inc. of South Jordan.

Tattoo needle stabilization clip, patent No. D649,245, invented by David Klebs, of West Jordan, and Jonathan Castle, of Midvale.

Mouth guard, patent No. D649,252, invented by David L. Spainhower, of Layton.

Attachment device, patent No. D649,267, invented by William G. Apgood II, of Holladay; Lenny Vainberg, of Mission Viejo, Calif.; William G. Apgood, of Holladay; and Robert Glenn, of Chicago, Ill., assigned to Red Star Traders LLC of Salt Lake City.

Everett Robinson, who is an attorney registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, compiles this list weekly for the Salt Lake Tribune. Robinson can be reached at 801-649-5858.

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