Abstract: A temperature sensitive material is transported in an insulated container. The temperature sensitive material is enclosed in an insulated container comprising a double wall container. The container has a front wall a rear wall, two side walls, and a bottom wall, and insulation material in each of the regions between the double walls of said front wall, said rear wall, said two side walls, and the bottom wall. A double wall container cover has insulation material in the cover's double walls. A releasable hinge is provided and the container cover is releasably secured to the double wall container. A temperature sensing system is provided for monitoring the temperature within the container. The monitored temperature is stored in a temperature history database.

Abstract: An outrigger device attachable to a flying bridge or a tower leg, comprising a hollow tubular member which is connected to the flying bridge or tower support member. The hollow tubular member has its proximal end connected to a system of brackets which allows pivotal movement of the tubular member about multiple axes. The system of brackets is connected to the flying bridge or tower support member, and includes a collapsible brace member connected between the support member and the tubular member. The system of brackets also includes a singular brace member connected between the flying bridge beneath the support member and the tubular member. When not in use, the outrigger device may be folded compactly against the flying bridge or tower leg adjacent the support member and held in place by a spring locking clamp.

Abstract: A knock-down pulpit for a boat comprising a first brace connectable to the front deck of a boat, a body support platform, a frame for holding the body support platform which is connected to the first brace, a railing connected to the frame, a second brace connected to the bow of the boat and a support structure having one end connected to the second brace and the opposite end connected to the frame. The pulpit is designed such that the components may be compactly packaged at the factory for easy shipment, and then installed at the location of the boat with minimal effort. Once installed, the pulpit extends from the front deck of the boat past the bow.