Abstract: A pillow for a user may include a compressible resilient bottom support base; a top sack enclosing a distinct mix of foam fill particles; the top sack including sewn and un-sewn sections or internal baffles defining a pattern of channels or chambers for controlling movement of the distinct mix of foam fill particles; wherein the pattern of channels or chambers may generally resemble the shape of a plurality of baseball bats lined up together vertically side by side; the compressible resilient support base including a generally flat surface for receiving the top sack and defining a surface for the distinct mix of foam fill particles to travel over; wherein the sack enclosing the distinct mix of foam fill particles may be reset to an original state by holding the pillow vertically or by patting the top sides or back of the pillow.

Abstract: A pillow for a user may include a compressible resilient bottom support base; a top sack enclosing a distinct mix of foam fill particles; the top sack including sewn and un-sewn sections or internal baffles defining a pattern of channels or chambers for controlling movement of the distinct mix of foam fill particles; wherein the pattern of channels or chambers may generally resemble the shape of a plurality of baseball bats lined up together vertically side by side; the compressible resilient support base including a generally flat surface for receiving the top sack and defining a surface for the distinct mix of foam fill particles to travel over; wherein the sack enclosing the distinct mix of foam fill particles may be reset to an original state by holding the pillow vertically or by patting the top sides or back of the pillow.

Abstract: Traditionally, there are three methods by which most people have learned to tie a necktie including printed instructions, watching a video or by having someone physically demonstrate the steps to them. For many people, it is challenging to look at these forms of instruction and then to look down at a tie around their neck and duplicate the steps. The Teaching Tie was designed to make it easy to memorize the steps of tying a necktie by placing the steps as part of the graphical design on the front side of a necktie. Using the Teaching Tie, the wearer can look down at the tie around their neck and see each step that has been strategically placed and oriented to be visible precisely where that step is to be performed in the process of tying a particular type of knot.