Abstract: An arrangement of stringed magnetic and non-magnetic beads worn as a necklace or bracelet in loops about the user resulting from contact together of the magnetic beads and the size of the loops determined by the number of non-magnetic beads therebetween, in which the stringing is according to facilitated counting of a uniform ratio of the non-magnetic to the magnetic beads rather than tedious counting of individual beads.

Abstract: The invention relates to the setting of poured concrete and the need to avoid air pockets and voids within the setting slurry. At least one reinforcing rod, and preferably a grid of rods, is embedded in the poured concrete. The setting slurry is vibrated by vibrating the rod or grid. A vibrator receives the protruding end of the rod and is vibrated to vibrate the rod.

Abstract: In an IV delivery system, a flow control knob which is rotated to establish camming contact with pistons that operate valves, as a substitute improvement for finger manipulation of the valves, which is prone to switch selection error.

Abstract: A dwelling eaves vent apparatus having a diameter-increasing passageway component to compensate for the impediment to flow unavoidably caused by a screen over the outlet to atmosphere of the component, and wherein the component is characterized by being embodied with a conical shape which maintains directional guidance to discharging air/gas content to thereby contribute to obviating turbulence during discharge through the screen.

Abstract: An organizer serving as a safeguard for electrical cords during charging intervals of electrically-operated consumer products provided by a compartment having internally a strip of uniformly spaced apart female sockets electrically connected to a power company wall socket and externally the consumer products' charging components similarly uniformly spaced apart, wherein the correlation of the uniform spacing maintains the electrical cords in neatly coiled conditions without entanglement with each other within the compartment.

Abstract: A water bottle feeder for pet dogs operated by contact thereagainst of the pet, the bottle being supported on a stand that uses the water in the bottle as ballast to counteract any tipping as may be caused by the pet contact, and supports the bottle at selected heights to facilitate feeding to dogs in all popular domesticated species classifications.

Abstract: CD holders with musical content are within convenient reach in a vehicle armrest, and this convenience is used to advantage for a CD holder commingled with the musical variety, but with a substantial first-aid contents; thus, first-aid treatment in a vehicle is made as readily accesible as reaching for a CD.

Abstract: In a bag configuration, a sanitary cover of clear plastic construction material to be placed over a handgrip of a dentist's overhead light that has an imprint, such as an arrow, on a rear bag panel in the middle of unsealed edges that in use bound an opening through which the handgrip is projected into the bag, in which the user is instructed to rub apart the unsealed edges at the observed site of the arrow, and thus neutralizes a static electricity clinging together of the unsealed edges that otherwise would be difficult to separate.

Abstract: An underarm perspiration pad that straddles the lower edge of a sleeve opening positioning one inner semi-circular ply on one side within the garment and another outer semi-circular ply on the other side within the sleeve, and in the outer ply there are radially oriented unfolded pleats which in response to pivotal arm movements assume folded conditions and thus offer a least resistance impeding these arm movements.

Abstract: A street sign sealed against weather elements during outdoor use consisting of an assemblage of panels, one of which is of unnotched and inwardly notched word-forming letter two portions of width of its acrylic plastic construction material, and peripheral LEDs optically arranged to illuminate by impingement said letters of said notched width portion rendered visible through said unnotched width portion which serves as a weather seal for said illuminated display.

Abstract: To effectively clear for a skier preparatory to a downhill skiing run other skiers that otherwise might be in harm's way, use is made of a metal rail of a rectangular shape in cross section marking the beginning of the ski run on which the skier balances on one leg using a bracket extending laterally of an outboard side of a ski boot that tracks along the top of the rail, wherein the skier's two skis are in the ready to complete the skiing run when the skier dismounts from the end of the rail onto the ski slope.

Abstract: A Little League sized baseball bat of nominal cost to manufacture with an adult baseball bat simulated gripping handle providing the appearance of a cost prohibitive spirally wound tape, but consisting actually of an elastomeric sleeve about the gripping handle with spiral grooving, to thusly contribute to the nominal cost, and simulating the appearance of applied tape.

Abstract: An underarm perspiration pad having a length portion of an upper edge connected between opposite selectively sized triangular shapes, wherein the selected size of each triangular shape in the underarm site of use of the perspiration pad is of an extent that it is readily observable above the edge of a sleeveless garment arm opening, and the observed portions of the triangular shapes are trimmed preparatory to removal along lines of perforations so as to minimize cognitive awareness of the use of the perspiration pad.

Abstract: A bank deposit plastic bag made with two separable compartments, one for checks identifying the depositor, and the other for cash using as an insert a depositor-identifying flap, in the manufacture of which different heat seals, strategically located lines of perforations and an adhesive deposit cooperate to accommodate a range of banking needs of the user, characterized by the use of components and parts of the bag, as exemplified by the noted depositor-identifying flap, and adhesively sealable closure flaps for the two compartments.

Abstract: Applying a rhinestone facial display, and display at other locations on the person and on clothing using a transfer rod which transports the rhinestone held by a static electricity charge to an adhesive previously deposited at the display site and which rod is then backed off, which results in the rhinestone remaining because the adhesive attachment is greater than the hold of the static electricity charge.

Abstract: Disclosed is a golf club head, which comprises a hosel for receiving a golf club shaft, a club head body having a heel and toe, the club head body being hollowed rearwards to form an attachment opening, a weight protuberance jutting out from the part of the attachment opening near the toe to optimize the weight center of the club head body, a separate ball striking plate tightly fitted into the attachment opening, a shock absorption part consisting of a plurality of concentric circular steps cut in the rear surface of the ball striking plate, and a connection opening formed in the ball striking plate so as to grasp the weight protuberance when fitting the ball striking plate into the attachment opening, whereby the ball striking plate resiliently absorbs the impact of striking a golf ball, and the weight protuberance shifts the weight center from the heel to the toe.