Abstract: An LED retrofit and kit for existing fluorescent light fixtures. The kit provides a quick and easy way to upgrade existing fluorescent lights to LED lights.

Abstract: An exhaust reflector for cooling and reducing the velocity of firearm, internal combustion engine, and other exhaust gases, and controlling the dispersion of exhaust debris away from the operator.

Abstract: Means for delivery of healthcare services utilizing electrically active substances. Included is a machine for preparing electrically active substances, a vial, packaging and data handling means for preparation and delivery of such substances. The data handling means and machine provides for improved preparation and delivery of such substances, with more predictable dosage potencies and greater business efficiency. The vial provides for sterile handing of such substances, and reduces the chance of operator error.

Abstract: A container has at least one wall. A reservoir is defined within the wall. The reservoir can be sealed. At least one electrode extends at least partially into the sealed reservoir. An electrical contact element is connected to the electrode to facilitate electrically coupling the a signal generator or other electrical supply to the electrode.

Abstract: A method for providing medical therapy treatment includes steps for preparing an electrically activated substance, and for using and applying the electrically activated substance internally to a human or animal subject. The electrical activation process of the substance includes making changes in a physical property thereof, as demonstrated by the results.

Abstract: A method for providing medical therapy treatment includes steps for preparing an electrically activated substance, and for using and applying the electrically activated substance internally to a human or animal subject. The electrical activation process of the substance includes making changes in a physical property thereof, as demonstrated by the results.

Abstract: A system of securing access to vehicle control systems using non-persistent identifiers. Identifiers are received and stored at the commencement of vehicle operations. Restricted events are detected and confirmation identifiers are requested, in order to continue vehicle operations. If confirmation identifiers are not presented, vehicle operations enter caution mode, and access to vehicle controls is restricted. Upon termination of a vehicle trip, the non-persistent identifiers are discarded. The system provides a convenient, low-overhead, secure means of regulating access to vehicle control systems.

Abstract: A method for providing medical therapy treatment includes steps for preparing an electrically activated substance, and for using and applying the electrically activated substance internally to a human or animal subject. The electrical activation process of the substance includes making changes in a physical property thereof, as demonstrated by the results.

Abstract: A system of securing access to vehicle control systems using non-persistent identifiers. Identifiers are received and stored at the commencement of vehicle operations. Restricted events are detected and confirmation identifiers are requested, in order to continue vehicle operations. If confirmation identifiers are not presented, vehicle operations enter caution mode, and access to vehicle controls is restricted. Upon termination of a vehicle trip, the non-persistent identifiers are discarded. The system provides a convenient, low-overhead, secure means of regulating access to vehicle control systems.

Abstract: An internal combustion engine 10 includes a supercharger 64 and an air supply system 40 including dual intake ports, aspirated air intake port 55 and charged air intake port 75. A piston 18 moveable in an engine cylinder 12 varies the volume of a combustion chamber 17. An exhaust system 80 removes combustion gases 99 from cylinder 12. Aspirated air induction is ceased when the piston displacement reaches approximately 75%-93% of maximum piston displacement. Charged air induction begins as aspirated air induction ceases and continues until piston 18 compresses the inducted air.