Abstract: Consistent with an aspect of the present invention, a mixing apparatus is provided which can combine or mix relatively large amounts of solid and liquid ingredients with minimal exposure to undesired impurities. The mixing apparatus includes a hermetically sealed chamber, such as a glove box, for receiving the solid ingredient. The solid ingredient may then be passed from the glove box, through a funnel located therebeneath, to a disperser. The disperser is also closed to the atmosphere, and is configured to mix the liquid and solid ingredients. Since the ingredients are not exposed to air prior to and during the mixing process, little or no contamination occurs. The mixing apparatus consistent with the present invention is particularly suited for manufacturing tigecycline.

Abstract: An simplified emergency telephonic apparatus for calling an emergency operator having a single emergency button, a speaker, a microphone, voice recognition software electrically integrated, a visual indicator, a volume adjustment means, and security software means electrically integrated into said apparatus thereby allowing access to said apparatus by only authorized personnel from a remote location.

Abstract: A mailbox indicator for signaling a person that he has mail in his mailbox having a signal flag pivotally affixed to a mailbox at one side. A string mechanism works in conjunction with the mail box door and indicating flag to automatically open and raise the indicating flag when the door is opened.

Abstract: A method for securely mounting a child safety seat to an adult vehicle seat, and to a kit with which a conventional child safety seat can be retrofitted for more secure mounting to a vehicle seat. The child vehicle safety seat includes a seat portion and a backrest portion, and the vehicle seat includes a seat portion, a seatbelt, and a backrest portion. The method involves securing the base of the child vehicle safety seat using the seatbelt in a conventional manner, then further securing the backrest of the child vehicle safety seat against forward movement using a U-shaped bracket comprising a first arm and a second arm, wherein the first arm is bolted to the back of the child seatback, and wherein the second arm of the U-shaped bracket is adapted for mounting flush against the back of the vehicle seat backrest.

Abstract: A personal alarm apparatus for preventing or stopping attackers from attacking women. The alarm apparatus having a attachment system for affixing to the front middle strap of a bra and having a shock sensing mechanism that is triggered when the women is attacked. The apparatus is also activated by voice recognition and manual override. Additionally, when the alarm is activated, a transmitter sends a signal to the victim's car alarm system to activate the car alarm for additional attention. The personal device is to be worn and attached onto the bra of the female and concealed under the garment she is wearing.

Abstract: A tool for removing, installing and storing of automobile lug nuts having a tubular body with a cavity able to house a plurality of lug nuts from at least one tire. The tool also having a means to retrieve said lug nuts from said tubular body comprising of a piston and pushing mechanism slidably affixed to the tubular body via a threaded rod and a slot. The tubular body having dual handles able to remove lug nuts without the need to remove the hexagonal tip from the lug nuts.

Abstract: A baby chair for seating and securing children to the seat of an airplane or vehicle having an upper back support pivotally affixed to a seat via a hinge which greatly reduces the bulk during travel and storage. A locking mechanism is provided for securing the chair in both an open and closed position and a unique storage cavity with a removeable bag that allows a multiplicity of baby related items to be carried along during travel.