Abstract: An external surface to enhance the catching of an inflated sports ball which is imparted with a frictioned nature when caught in flight and is caused by a molded surface of a plurality of hollow raised circular {fraction (3/16)} inch projections which collapse under the external pressure of closing movement exerted thereagainst in the catching of the sports ball, wherein the collapsed projections obviate slippage along the external surface.

Abstract: A portable aspiration device using suction to clear a breathing obstacle or the like in conjunction with a commercially available flow-control member providing opposing operating mode objectives of progressively diminishing porosity in response to fluid contact and progressively increasing the volume of aspirated fluid in a reservoir so that ideally suction is cut off when the reservoir is full to avoid overflow, but in which assumed positions during use inadvertently cause splashing contact of fluid against the flow-control member and premature suction cut off by an unfilled reservoir to interrupt treatment. As a solution, a baffle in size and shape is disposed about the flow-control member and adjacent facing surfaces bound therebetween a compartment of such nominal width that splashing does not occur therein.

Abstract: An informational label prepared to be and thus advantageously attached by static electricity to a wine glass in a restaurant and readily peeled off for transfer to a cooperating wallet surface of the patron to facilitate making subsequent purchasing reference to the label.

Abstract: After purchase of a footwear article of manufacture, such as a sneaker, boot or the like, the substitution for the traditional lacing-up of the article of studs and lace of elastomeric construction material in a criss cross pattern to facilitate the fitting on and removal of the article from a user's foot.

Abstract: An assemblage of disposable plastic gloves held firmly in a point-of-sales display to prevent pilferage therefrom and which, during removal from the point-of-sales display after purchase, is slipped off of a cut end of a cardboard length portion contained along with the gloves, such that the grip on the gloves is loosened to the extent that they can be removed one-at-a-time as needed, and the point-of-sales display then serves as a convenient storage organizer for the gloves.

Abstract: Apparatus is disclosed herein which is capable of administering DIAPULSE® treatments, and also capable of applying electromagnetic energy to a treatment area for modified DIAPULSE treatments and for new applications, both thermal and non-thermal, including research. The apparatus provides: more precise control of treatment parameters, including burst repetition rate, power level, and treatment duration, using a minimal number of hardware components; dynamic adjustment of power radiated to a treatment area to a selected power level; the capability of varying treatment parameters in software beyond the variations possible in the earlier DIAPULSE® apparatus; the automatic creation and updating of a patient file which logs treatment parameters and other information, and the ability to access, upload and down load the patient file and information therein; and the reduction of power consumption and power dissipation by and in the improved apparatus.

Abstract: In connection with the treatment of cell-related abnormalities with therapies heretofore having unavoidable adverse side effects, using a known high frequency electromagnetic therapy used heretofore for blood-related abnormalities having no significant adverse side effects, with the unobvious result that as a substitute therapy for the cell-related abnormalities there are also no adverse side effects characteristic of the use thereof for blood-related abnormalities.

Abstract: A golf glove, preferably of leather construction material, and including a closed loop of a horizontally oriented strip of elastic at a midpoint of its length as measured from the opening into the glove and its fingertips, which length determines its size, i.e. small, medium or large, during the hiking of the glove onto the user's hand as occurs after its removal prior to putting and prior to tee off, the stretch occasioned by the hiking is localized in the elastic strip and obviates the leather stretching out of shape or size.

Abstract: A unitary construction of three bottles containing fluids typically brushed onto fingernails in which the center bottle has opposite sides bounding a V-shaped bottom to promote gravity flow to a level facilitating brush removal of the fluid, and left and right bottles are respectively attached to the central bottle opposite sides to form a support which holds the unitary construction erect to achieve the gravity flow in the center bottle.

Abstract: An alternative treatment of a nonsurgically treatable intracranial occlusion using twenty minute duration sessions of exposure to radio-frequency pulsed high-peak power electromagnetic energy until there is no longer any manifesting of conditions each or combination of episodic dizzy spells and sudden hemiplegia.

Abstract: A selected one of several bathroom accessories each having a different utilitarian front, such as a toothbrush holder, soap dish or the like, and a common uniform T-shape base which tracks in a T-shape recess of a suction cup support, wherein a position of movement of a crank which operates the suction cup is used to advantage to contribute to facilitating the attaching and detaching of the T-shape base and recess, and their uniform configuration results in interchangeability therebetween.

Abstract: For a dysmetric dyslexia-identifying test herebefore administered to a mixed audience of children, some being dyslexic and others not, the administration thereof now over the Internet to a dispersed audience preferably consisting of a child in the singular in facing relation to an Internet display module, to thereby obviate by this dispersion any audience-influencing behavior which heretofore affected the test results.

Abstract: An anti-personnel projectile launched from a 37 mm or 40 mm weapon shell required at impact to have a low lethality consequence, in which the projectile is fitted in the shell in a shape characterized by a blunt end in the direction of flight and maintained in this shape by oppositely directed air resistance and propelling forces to obviate a change of shape during flight that might cause a serious injury.

Abstract: A tear gas grenade having a pressurized CO2 container oriented with a top in the trajectory direction to a target area and in facing relation to a top-piercing component across a clearance of a tracking compartment therebetween, in the operation of which a fuel-produced gas expands to simultaneously urge the top-piercing component in descending movement puncturing the CO2 container and also sealing the tracking compartment against venting of the fuel-produced gas and, after a time interval of contraction of the fuel-produced gas, the CO2 pressure urges the top piercing component in ascending movement unblocking the puncture opening in a container top and also unsealing the tracking compartment, to thereby correlate the expulsive effect of the CO2 to the time interval of the sealed contraction of the fuel-produced gas contributing to a tear gas consequence adjacent or in the target area.

Abstract: A cylindrical adaptor with legs bounding an oversized compartment for a cylindrical firearm barrel to be used in launching a grenade, in which the oversize provides fitting clearance for a range of barrel sizes, and including a sleeve threadably engaged about the multi-furcated legs so that in response to the threading of the sleeve the legs are cammed together removing the fitting clearance and firmly attaching the adaptor to the firearm barrel.

Abstract: A method of preparing a lightweight boat for use by using to advantage the overhang of the boat transom beyond the tailgate of the transporting van to provide a working clearance to attach wheel means thereto, and the floating depth beneath the launched boat to provide a working clearance to unattach the wheel means. While the wheel means are attached, the boat is transported like a wheel barrow a walking distance from a parking lot to a lake or the like.