Abstract: A cover for an infant or small child having a pouch attached thereto for receiving the legs and lower torso of the child. The pouch is oriented diagonally so as to be substantially in alignment with opposite corners of the cover and is secured to the central portion of the cover by double-stitching along the sides and the crotch area thereof. The pouch is equipped with a zipper to facilitate inserting the child into and removing the child from the pouch and a drawstring is received within a pocket sewn into the waist portion of the pouch to adjust the pouch to fit the individual child. The cover may be fabricated from a lightweight cotton flannel material for warmer weather or a heavier quilted material for cooler weather. Different fabrics may be used for the inner and outer portions of the cover.

Abstract: A modular dome structure constructed by using uniform Y joints which have branches forming angles of 120.degree., 120.degree. and 108.degree.. The Y joints are interconnected by uniform length members to form pentagonal and hexagonal structures. These modular structures are interconnected to form a modular dome structure which may have a pentagonal apex structure or a hexagonal apex structure. All members are made to harden after inflation due to vulcanization and curing process, so that permanent resistance to stress and strain will be provided in its final form. Due to inflatability of members, the logistic involved in actual construction will be kept minimum, and the freight cost for material transportation will be saved significantly.

Abstract: A method for attaching an artificial fingernail or toenail to the tip of a natural fingernail or toenail, comprising a plurality of steps whereby the artificial nail is secured to the tip of the natural nail with an adhesive material comprised of ethyl alpha cyanoacrylate and a rayon fiber material is secured to the exposed surfaces of the attached natural and artificial nails. The method further includes a plurality of shaping and smoothing steps, whereby the artificial nail is trimmed to the desired shape and length and the exposed surfaces of the natural and artificial nails are filed and buffed until smooth. The result of the method of the present invention is a strong, natural-looking nail which is porous enough to allow the nail to "breathe" and is resistant to breaking and cracking.