Abstract: A computer monitor drawing-exhibit sheet-mounting and adjusting assembly adapted for viewing the drawing exhibit while drawing with a computer drawing-mouse or digital tablet-cusor, the assembly in a preferred embodiment thereof including adjustable vise mechanisms allowing adjustably alternatively increasing or diminishing horizontal arm(s) and depth arm(s) thereof to correspond to height and width dimensions of any of diverse computer monitors, including upper arm(s), opposite-end downwardly-extending arms, and extending from the downwardly-extending arms there being distal arms extendable beneath the computer monitor on which the assembly is being mounted, and including a pivotable and extendable drawing-exhibit support arm having a sheet-attaching mechanism for intermittently attaching and detaching a drawing-exhibit sheet.

Abstract: In a preferred embodiment, there is provided a combination of circuitries and signaling lights all fed through a brake-actuation switch in electrical circuit series, such that none of the signaling lights are operative except when the brake is applied. There are two basic signaling light circuitries and lights. The first is operative when a motion indicator switch registers that the automobile is in motion, thereby closing circuit, causing those lights to be lighted or flashing. There is a separate second circuit and lights which become activated when there is no motion, i.e. when motion has terminated if the brake is still being applied. The motion switch has the alternative positions and is preferably connected to the speedometer or other conventional motion-indicator not requiring any newly manufactured motion switch.