Abstract: An economic system includes a method of keeping consumption equal to production by creating new money only in response to new production. The method includes the steps of an employer ordering new production including one of a new good and/or service and an earner performing the new production for the employer. The earner's account is credited new money for the value of their contribution of the new production. The employer's account is debited a like amount of money as the amount of the new money equal to the company's profit from the new production by a clearing house and a percent of the debited like amount of money is distributed by a prearranged formula to prevailing governments in lieu of taxes.

Abstract: Prospernomics is a method of allowing new work to create new money, to keep consumption equal to production and to eliminate taxes and government fees. Workers are paid with a Special Money Creating Check by employers. This newly created money keeps the nation's money supply equal to the nation's production thereby insuring that consumption will always equal production. Such a system prevents recession and inflation and provides for maximum growth of the economy. Each time an employee is paid his or her employer's account is debited by a clearing house a like amount of money equal to his or her pay and sent proportionally to the four divisions of government eliminating the need for taxes and government fees. Such funding gives government approximately 5 times the revenue it gets under conventional taxation and provides that no division of government shall depend on any other division for funding.

Abstract: The invention is directed to an easily fabricated, lightweight, solar collector module, and to a system for employing a plurality of said solar collector modules to achieve an efficient, relatively low cost method and means of collecting solar energy. The solar collector system comprises, preferably, a plurality of the lightweight, easily portable, module units which may be affixed to the roof of a house or other structure, in shingled fashion. Each of the modular units comprises, preferably, a pair of small-sized rectangular glass, or plastic, plates maintained in an offset, spaced relationship one above the other, by relatively small, glass, spacer support means. The normally upper surface of the lower plate of the unit is provided with a plurality of parallel grooves over a major portion of its surface. A plurality of such modular units are placed onto the roof of a structure, and rendered fluid-tight with respect to each other.

Abstract: A centrifugal air-driven motor, or windmill, is disclosed wherein the blades thereof are made of a pliable, flexible, uniformly apertured sheeting made, for example, of plastic, affixed by a flexible support system, to a central rotatable shaft, so that as the apertured plastic sheet is moved centrifugally outwardly, under the influence of wind energy, the solid portions of the plastic sheet assume the shape of blades; further, the blade support system is made completely of thin, flexible, pliable, material, such as plastic, and the blades may assume different, e.g., forward curved, radial, or backward inclined configurations, during rotation of the windmill. The blades and support means therefor, are affixed to a central, axial, rotatable shaft. As the blades are driven, by wind force, their rotation is transmitted to the rotatable, axial, shaft through the blade support means, to thereby cause rotation of the axial shaft.

Abstract: A centrifugal blower is disclosed wherein the impeller blades are made of a pliable, flexible, uniformly apertured sheeting made, for example, of plastic, affixed by a flexible support system, to a central rotatable shaft, so that as the rotatable shaft is driven, the apertured plastic sheet is moved centrifugally outwardly with the solid portions thereof assuming the shape of impeller blades. The impeller blades and support system therefor are made completely of thin, flexible, pliable, material, such as plastic, and the blades may assume forward curved, radial, or backward inclined configurations, during blower operation. The impeller blades cause air movement and, in turn, cause a scroll-shaped housing surrounding the impeller blades, also preferably made of plastic sheeting, to immediately inflate, directing the air to the desired location via ducts and the like, for heating, or cooling, or air conditioning or other purposes.