Abstract: A device for storage and disposal of embalming procedure waste from an embalming procedure of an animal or human corpse. The device includes an inlet for receiving the embalming procedure waste and an encapsulate storage unit configured for holding absorbent encapsulate. The device further includes a mixing unit fluidly connected to the inlet and the encapsulate storage unit, a diverter device connected to the mixing unit and at least one storage unit configured to receive and store the embalming procedure waste from the diverter device.

Abstract: A device for storage and disposal of embalming procedure waste from an embalming procedure of an animal or human corpse. The device includes an inlet for receiving the embalming procedure waste and an encapsulate storage unit configured for holding absorbent encapsulate. The device further includes a mixing unit fluidly connected to the inlet and the encapsulate storage unit, a diverter device connected to the mixing unit and at least one storage unit configured to receive and store the embalming procedure waste from the diverter device.

Abstract: A utility device for a fisherman includes a housing having a neck strap, a downwardly and forwardly directed light source and a magnifying glass for downwardly and forwardly directed viewing in a beam of light generated by the light source. The device also includes a clock facing upwardly toward the user, a measuring tape, a hone, a belt clip, a line cutter and a measuring tape. The housing also includes material providing for flotation. Additionally, the light source, clock, measuring tape, hone and line cutter are all of modular design allowing plug-in mounting in the housing for ease of repair/replacement.

Abstract: Removable opaque backing layers for photographic silver halide elements are described. The opaque backing layer contains carbon black and a scavenging agent for impurities of the carbon black selected from fine-rain photosensitive silver halides, silver nitrate, and halides of iron, zinc and mercury. The scavenger prevents the impurities from fogging the photographic silver halide emulsion layers of the elements.

Abstract: An opaque polyester film base, coated with several subbing layers, provides a substitute for paper supports currently used for photographic silver halide emulsion films. The film base is energy-treated and then coated sequentially with (1) a white reflective layer comprising titanium dioxide, a polyfunctional aziridine, and an acrylic binder which is crosslinked to the functional groups in the energy-treated base by the aziridine, and (2) an intermediate substratum containing gelatin for anchoring the negative silver halide emulsion.