Abstract: A wheel spinner for mounting on a rim of a vehicle wheel and enhance ornamental features of a tire. Direct current motors cause rotation of the spinner independently from rotation of the tires. A user operates a remote control for sending a sending to the drive motors to regulate the speed and direction of rotation of the spinner independently from the tire rotation. A cover plate secures the spinner to the rim of the vehicle wheel.

Abstract: This invention relates to a novel compound, dicreatine malate, comprising approximately two moles of creatine cations per one mole of malate anion. The creatine salt of this invention has been found to increase the bioavailability of both the creatine and malic acid moieties over and above the individual bioavailabilities of creatine monohydrate and malic acid base. Dicreatine malate vastly improves the production of Adenosine TriPhosphate (ATP) beyond the level of creatine monohydrate or any other creatine derivative. It also has a much greater efficacy in uses such as increasing muscle mass, increasing cell volumization, decreasing adipose stores, and for increasing overall strength and endurance.

Abstract: Octopamine salts are disclosed which have powerful metabolic enhancing effects in humans via oral administration. These salts not only have increased stability but also greatly increased bioavailability over the base form. The metabolic enhancing properties include positive blood sugar regulation, increased thermogenesis and fat loss, increased anticatabolism/anabolism, decreased appetite, improved mental focus and psychological outlook and increased energy production and anti-fatigue actions.

Abstract: A foldable-unfoldable bowling caddy has two spaced apart, parallel, generally vertically extending support legs mounted on wheels. A series of spaced apart flat forward racks rotatable to and from a folded position aligned with the two parallel legs to and from an unfolded horizontal position are attached to the two parallel legs. A third leg is pivotally connected to the two parallel legs and is movable to and from a folded position adjacent the two parallel legs to and from an angular position that forms a tripod with the two parallel legs. A rear rack is also connected to the two parallel legs and is rotatable to and from a folded position extending along the plane of the two parallel legs to and from an unfolded horizontally extending position. The third leg is releasably pinned to the rear rack when both are in their unfolded positions. A swivel ball is attached to the lower end of the third leg. Each rack contains seat openings for seating bowling balls.