Abstract: A decorative frame molding includes a generally rectangular structure having a top, a bottom, a right side, a left side, a front side, and a back side. A recess is formed along the back side of the structure within which an adhesive may be placed in order to mount the frame molding to a flat surface. A removable level includes a first breakable length of material secured between the top and the bottom of the structure and a second breakable length of material secured between the right side and the left side of the structure. The lengths intersect at their respective centers. The first and second lengths of material of the level are made from a thin plastic material and may be removed once the frame molding has been hung. In a second embodiment, the frame molding may include an insert adapted to fit within the structure.

Abstract: A tree stand hitch assembly includes a ladder assembly having a tubular base member and a top section, a platform secured to the top section of the ladder assembly, and a non-pivoting, generally rectangular hitch adapted to be secured to the rear of a vehicle. Ladder assembly may be adjustably secured to the hitch. The orientation of the platform in relation to the top section of the ladder assembly may be adjusted. The ladder assembly may be folded or collapsed when not in use.

Abstract: A water-based, low fat, low calorie peanut butter-like product is provided having a superior texture and mouth-feel that is shelf stable at room temperatures is disclosed. The peanut butter-like product includes water in an amount of about 20% by weight, tapioca syrup in an amount of about 25% by weight, rice syrup in an amount of about 15% by weight, glycerin in an amount of about 3% by weight, sugar in an amount of about 7% by weight, tapioca starch in an amount of about 2% by weight, soy protein in an amount of about 3% by weight, defatted peanut flour in an amount of about 15% by weight, peanut butter in an amount of about 7% by weight, peanut oils in an amount of about 2% by weight, and salt in an amount of about 1% by weight.

Abstract: A water cooler and cabinet for enclosing the water cooler is disclosed. The water cooler includes a base and a bottle mounted thereon where the base contains an electrical refrigeration system and faucets for dispensing the water. The cabinet includes a top panel, a right side wall, a left side wall, a front door, a rear wall, and a bottom wall. The bottom wall of the cabinet has an inner surface and an outer surface with a plurality of wheels mounted on the outer surface. The front door of the cabinet has an opening through which the faucets are accessible. The rear wall of the cabinet has an opening through which the wiring of the electrical refrigeration system of the water cooler may be accessible.

Abstract: A foldable container is formed from a single blank of sheet material which has stacking shoulders, reinforced corners side panels and display panels. The container includes a bottom section delimited by pairs of upright end panels and side panels. The bottom section is slightly wider adjacent its center than adjacent the front and back. Two of the side panels are foldably connected to peripheral segments of the bottom section, pre-glued and cooperate with the latter to form an open top product-accommodating compartment. The top edges of each of the side panels include shoulders for supporting a container stacked thereon and positioning tabs that extend upwardly and fit into corresponding openings in the bottom of the upper container. The lateral edge of each end panel and adjacent side panel has foldably connected thereto a corner-reinforcing member and create shopping accessibility from the front of the container.

Abstract: A protection panel for a rain gutter that includes a top planar surface, a wall which extends substantially vertically downwardly from the top, a curved lower portion, and a flange which extends outwardly and forwardly from the curved portion is disclosed. The wall includes a plurality of apertures arranged in one or more rows where the apertures are staggered. The flange has a right end, a left end, and a length extending therebetween where each of the ends is raised above the length of the flange so that a gap is formed between the flange and the rain gutter when the panel is secured under the forward lip of the rain gutter.

Abstract: An exercise device having a first base member with foot disks mounted thereon for rotating a person's lower body and a second base member including handles to be grasped by a person for rotating a person's upper body. The first and second base members are mounted so as to be capable of rotating about the same vertical axis. The first and second base members may be mechanically interconnected so as to be forced to rotate together but in opposite directions. Alternatively, the first and second base members may be disconnect from each other so that they can rotate independently. Either may also be fixed so as not to rotate. Similarly, the foot disks may rotate on the first base member independently of the first base member or can be fixed thereto so as to remain stationary in relation to the first base member. The second base member may be mounted overhead with the handles extending downwardly or it may be mounted adjacent the first base member and concentric therewith with the handles extending upwardly.

Abstract: A rock stabilizer includes a metal tube with a tapered distal end and a flanged proximal end capable of being positioned within a bore in a mine wall. A slit runs substantially the entire length and indentations are formed in the outer surface along the length adjacent the slit so that grout pumped into the interior of the tube flows out of the slit and into the indentations. An expander wedge within the tube adjacent the distal end is actuatable from the proximal end after the stabilizer is installed in a bore. The wedge expands the distal end of the tube to firmly anchor the stabilizer in the bore. The expander wedge is formed of one wedge welded to the interior of the tube and a second wedge moveable toward the fixed wedge. The two wedges are temporarily maintained together in the interior of the tube before actuation.

Abstract: A hockey stick that includes an elongated hollow shaft with a bottom end and a top end, at least one weight with apertures formed therethrough, and an elongated metal support that releasably supports the weight thereon. The support is adapted to be inserted within the shaft and extend therethrough. The support includes an elongated metal rod with a top end, a bottom end, an aperture formed in the top end, and a plurality of apertures formed along the length thereof. An end piece is located adjacent the top end of the shaft. The end piece has an aperture formed therethrough. A screw may be inserted through the top aperture of the rod and the aperture of the end piece so that the support is secured within the shaft. A plurality of varying weights may be supported on the elongated metal support at diverse locations along the support.

Abstract: A light switch device that aids a person to reach a pull chain attached to a light switch located above a bed having a movable side rail includes an elongated strap having a first member and a second member is disclosed. The first and second members are releasably secured to each other via hook and loop fasteners. The strap is secured to the pull chain via a tubular member with an opening formed therein. A portion of the pull chain is inserted through the opening and is secured thereto. The first and second members of the strap are releasably attachable to the movable side rail of the bed by separating the members, inserting the rail therebetween, and securing the members together. When the rail is lowered inadvertently the first and second members of the strap are pulled apart and are no longer secured together.

Abstract: A tank mountable stock arm monopod for pneumatic guns or the like has an arm mounting saddle fastened to the compressed gas tank of a pneumatic gun with adjustable stabilizing straps. The arm mounting saddle has a pivotally mounted coupling that connects with the arm mounting saddle and the lower stock arm. The lower stock arm comprising of a cylindrical section that fits into the saddle arm coupling. The sliding upper stock arm is a cylindrical section smaller in diameter than the lower section enabling the sliding section to fit and move inside the stationary section in a telescoping movement, allowing the length of the stock to adjust to the user. A stock arm butt is pivotally mounted to the sliding stock arm opposite the stationary stock arm. The stock arm monopod is put into the monopod position by loosening the stabilization straps and spinning the apparatus 180 degrees so that the stock arm butt is pointing towards the playing surface.