Abstract: The present invention relates to an adjustable bed support pedestal. The pedestal includes at least two longitudinal, substantially vertical planar support members which have a length substantially equal to the length of the bed to be supported. The longitudinal support members are arranged in spaced, parallel relationship with one another within the perimeter of the bed to be supported. Each of the longitudinal support members has at least two vertically extending slots extending partially therethrough in spaced parallel relationship.The support pedestal includes at least two transverse, substantially vertical planar support members extending outwardly at substantially right angles to a longitudinal support member from an inside end inside the longitudinal support member to an outside end at the perimeter of the bed to be supported. The transverse support members are arranged in spaced, parallel relationship with one another.

Abstract: A transfer comprising a non-opaque flexible backing having a non-opaque film (heat stable below 350.degree. F. (177.degree. C.) on one surface of the backing. A coating of dry non-activated adhesive is on the surface of the film not on the backing.

Abstract: A display device used to display bus schedules, bus routes, advertisement or other graphics is described which comprises an outer clear or transparent sleeve, a middle sleeve which graphics are attached or wrapped around, and an inner sleeve which is threaded on both ends. Attached to the inner sleeve via the threads are top and bottom end-plate caps. Both the top and bottom end-plate cap contain a groove so placed such that when the caps are screwed onto the inner sleeve the outer transparent sleeve fits into the groove on the top and bottom cap. The display device is attached to a support post or other structure via bolts and nuts passing through the inner sleeve and the post or other support structure.

Abstract: A chess clock is provided which is electronic in operation and digital in display having three modes of operation. In the first mode, the tournament mode, the display has two digital clock displays in minutes and seconds which indicate the time remaining in any given period for each player, together with the total number of required moves remaining. The total time allotted in each period, and the number of moves are programmable into the clock. The subsequent periods to the primary first period are also programmable into the clock with time remaining in preceding periods automatically added on to subsequent periods. The fast game mode is similar to the tournament game with the exception that both times are digitally displayed and not the number of moves since this is not a parameter of the game. A seconds game mode is also provided with one time remaining only display with a countdown for the number of seconds allowed per each move, typically 10 seconds.