Abstract: An archery stabilizer includes a tubular member and an insert member. The tubular member has a first end, a second end and an interior sidewall defining an interior bore that extends between the first end and the second end. The tubular member has a first resonance frequency. The insert member is positioned in the interior bore and extends for more than one third of the length of the tubular member. The insert member has an exterior surface. The insert member has a second resonance frequency that differs from the first resonance frequency. A vibration dampening gel is positioned between the exterior surface of the insert member and the interior sidewall of the tubular member. A mounting assembly is positioned at the first end of the tubular member, whereby the archery stabilizer is mounted to an archery bow. A weight support assembly is positioned at the second end of the tubular member, whereby one or more weights are supported.

Abstract: An archery stabilizer includes a tubular member and an insert member. The tubular member has a first end, a second end and an interior sidewall defining an interior bore that extends between the first end and the second end. The tubular member has a first resonance frequency. The insert member is positioned in the interior bore and extends for more than one third of the length of the tubular member. The insert member has an exterior surface. The insert member has a second resonance frequency that differs from the first resonance frequency. A vibration dampening gel is positioned between the exterior surface of the insert member and the interior sidewall of the tubular member. A mounting assembly is positioned at the first end of the tubular member, whereby the archery stabilizer is mounted to an archery bow. A weight support assembly is positioned at the second end of the tubular member, whereby one or more weights are supported.

Abstract: An aircraft seating assembly having a back support, a seat bottom, a connection frame, and a convertible armrest. The width of the back support being such that, when two back supports are placed adjacent, the gap between adjacent sides is minor. The convertible armrest having a design which allows the armrest to pivot downward, from a first or deployed position, to a second or stowed position.

Abstract: An aircraft seating assembly having a back support, a seat bottom, a connection frame, and a convertible armrest. The width of the back support being such that, when two back supports are placed adjacent, the gap between adjacent sides is minor. The convertible armrest having a design which allows the armrest to pivot downward, from a first or deployed position, to a second or stowed position.

Abstract: A digital baseball and softball game umpire status indicator comprising a battery powered or otherwise powered electronic unit possessing inputs and associated indicators for balls, strikes, outs, innings, home team and road team scores, and trips to the pitching mound. The housing is ergonomically designed to avoid user fatigue and inadvertent actuation of the inputs. The apparatus also has a time feature, an input lock feature, reset feature, an audible output when the indicators are advanced, and a redundant securing means to prevent inadvertent dropping of the device by the user. The displays are illuminated as required to provide for easy reading at night and during daylight. The device may also be equipped with wireless capabilities for actuation of remote displays such as scoreboards.

Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus comprising a rigid block with two rigid arms such that there is at least one flexible flap extending from each of the arms in mutual convergent attitude and biased toward a center of the space between the rigid arms. The space between the rigid arms provides integral convexly curved surface such that it enables the invention to advantageously accept a downwardly facing surface of the rocker in line contact. The invented device, wedged between a rocker of a chair and a floor surface, receives the rocker in the space between the rigid arms, upon which the flexible flaps, having by construction bias sufficient to grip of the rocker, hold the invention on the rocker so that the chair is precluded from a rocking motion and thus is immobilized. Additionally, the apparatus' surface facing a floor surface is adapted with an anti-skidding device for contact with the floor.

Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus comprising a rigid block with two rigid arms such that there is at least one flexible flap extending from each of the arms in mutual convergent attitude and biased toward a center of the space between the rigid arms. The space between the rigid arms provides integral convexly curved surface such that it enables the invention to advantageously accept a downwardly facing surface of the rocker in line contact. The invented device, wedged between a rocker of a chair and a floor surface, receives the rocker in the space between the rigid arms, upon which the flexible flaps, having by construction bias sufficient to grip of the rocker, hold the invention on the rocker so that the chair is precluded from a rocking motion and thus is immobilized. Additionally, the apparatus' surface facing a floor surface is adapted with an anti-skidding device for contact with the floor.