Abstract: An improved bicycle seat is disclosed. The seat comprises a top surface and a bottom surface with the surfaces being connected by means of a front wall and a back wall and a pair of side walls. The seat has a vertical axis and a horizontal axis through the center of the seat. The seat pivots rotationally upwardly and downwardly through an arc in a vertical plane about the horizontal axis and pivots rotationally in a forward and rearward manner through an arc in a horizontal plane about said vertical axis when a bicycle is being pedaled.

Abstract: A storage case for cosmetics and contact lenses is disclosed. The lens case has a front member and a rear member in which the front and rear members have an interior surface and an exterior surface and a top edge and a bottom edge and two side edges. The front member and rear member are hingedly connected together at one of the side edges and the remaining side edges are unconnected to each other but in contact with each other when the case is in a closed condition. The case is retained in a closed condition by a receptacle that is positioned within the case and the case is in an open condition when the receptacle is removed from within the case.

Abstract: A modular wall panel ready for installation in a medical facility, the panel having at least one medical gas conduit positioned therein. The modular wall panel has a pair of opposed side sections and a frame to support each of the side sections. The panel has a pair of longitudinal edge regions, the frame including a generally upright frame portion extending along each of the longitudinal edge regions to form a passage therealong for engagement with an adjacent wall panel. The spacing between the upright frame portions and the spacing between the opposed side sections together define an inner cavity. Preferably, the upright frame portion is U-shaped and at least one generally U-shaped transverse frame portion extends between the longitudinal frame portions and the transverse frame portion includes an aperture therein and a medical gas conduit extends through the cavity and is positioned in the aperture.