Abstract: A method for producing a double sulfate of potassium and magnesium by dry mechanical attrition of potassium sulfate and magnesium sulfate hexahydrate, comprising obtaining potassium sulfate by sulfatation of potash to bisulfate of potassium and disproportionation of the bisulfate of potassium to potassium sulfate in a water-methanol solution, and obtaining magnesium sulfate hexahydrate by sonic-assisted partial sulfatation of calcined serpentinic silicate.

Abstract: A Permanently Adaptable Gaming Mount particularly adapted for holding a gaming console, control pad input devices, gaming media, et. al. all of various shapes and sizes in an organized, personalized, aesthetically pleasing, secure, safe, child safe, adaptable and purloin deterrent manner. The Permanently Adaptable Gaming Mount has a permanently mounted back plate on a generally flat surface with various attachments of unique shapes and sizes which are interchangeable, optional, adaptable, and personalize-able. These attachments are designed to receive and accommodate various control consoles or systems such as Atari, Mattel, Sega, Playstation, Wii, Xbox, and etc. al.; as well as necessary and optional accessory parts and/or games. Attachments are formed with various means adapted to receive different sizes of cartridges, compact discs, or other media containing programming for a console or system.

Abstract: A method for treating an animal using a constant amplitude electromagnetic field including: providing at least one constant amplitude electromagnetic field focused at a center location, continuously maintaining an area around the constant amplitude electromagnetic field at a constant temperature, placing an end of a limb of an animal at the center location, exposing the end of the limb of the animal to the constant amplitude electromagnetic field for a length of time ranging from 10 minutes to 3 hours to simultaneously treat venous and arterial blood cells and nerve endings in the limb of the animal.