Abstract: Structure providing sessions of a prolonged spinning therapeutic modality that affects the biological occupant therein stimulating, exercising and strengthening the occupant's R.A.S in combination with other stimuli that affect the organism with different types of physiological and neurological stimuli such that several unique types of input affect the organism synergistically to provide a far greater therapeutic benefit than the prior art showed by using such stimulus devices individually.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
May 24, 1998
Date of Patent:
December 2, 2003
Assignee:
Omega Assembly Trust
Inventors:
James Eugene Tyldsley, Loran L. Swensen
Abstract: Method, process and means for accomplishing multiple, independent funds raising by multiple, independent entities, each of the entities under their own names, all under one “umbrella” system, having a limited-population subset system, all with the added and crucial benefit of a novel process, and system therefor, for safekeeping entity funding flow while safekeeping and preventing loss of funds by individuals.
Abstract: Portable bathing apparatus for infants is disclosed. The bathing apparatus is primarily intended to be locatable at the height of the rim of a conventional bathtub and positioned such that the child is positioned in a semi-sitting position along the longitudinal length of the bathtub. With the infant bathing apparatus in place, sufficient room exists within the bathtub so that an adult may simultaneously bath with the child. Extendable appendages at the side thereof allow the bathing apparatus to fit across the rim of the bathtub. In another embodiment of the infant bathing apparatus, legs which may comprise the repositioned appendages may be fitted to and extend from the underside of the bathing apparatus to form an elevated bathing device which fits within the bathtub.
Abstract: A holographic television system is disclosed which is capable of generating, transmitting and reconstructing three-dimensional moving pictures in real time and in color while using no more electromagnetic bandwidth for transmission than required by present-day black and white television signals.