Abstract: Techniques are described for diagnosing, characterizing, and addressing problems across a variety of industry sectors. In some embodiments, a system receives information about a company or other entity and maps the information to different areas of operation that are relevant to the entity. The system may identify potential problems and root causes that degrade operations relevant to the entity. The system may further use a model to gauge how significant various sector-specific and/or sector-generic problems are for the entity. Additionally or alternatively, the system may compare the scores to benchmark models to determine how an entity is performing and progressing relative to other entities in the same sector and/or across different sectors. The techniques allow users to quickly assess the performance of an entity across several different areas of operation, isolate underperforming areas, identify the root causes, and deploy technical solutions to address underlying problems.

Abstract: As an aid in remedying impotence (erectile dysfunction), this invention consists of a cord and arrangements for it to be wound around a man's body and secured in place and so arranged that it passes across and presses in on the upper half of his penis where his penis meets his body thus including a very simple method of restricting the flow of blood out of the penis without interfering with the blood flow into the penis nor with ejaculation. The advantage of this invention over the previous art, which consist of various rigid contraptions, is that it is much simpler, much less conspicuous, is much more easily and quickly installed, is of greater help in a man's achieving and maintaining an erect penis and has a very low cost of manufacture.

Abstract: An adjustable garment assembly comprising in combination an inner frame and an outer frame with mounting means for removably securing the inner frame to a door or the like. Coupling means extends between the inner frame and the outer frame, with coupling means comprising expandable sections connected at one end thereof to the inner frame and at the opposite end thereof to the outer frame so as to obtain adjusted positions of the outer frame relative to the inner frame. Supporting means extends between the inner frame and the outer frame and having a plurality of hooks extending downwardly therefrom for receiving hangers thereon for supporting of garments, with the supporting means being longitudinally movable to different positions in conjunction with the coupling means. Closure means extending on each side of the inner frame and the outer frame to enclose same may be utilized and being expandable and contractable with the movement of the outer frame relative to the inner frame.