Abstract: Aspects of the present invention relate to a fuel tank for a wheeled vehicle, the fuel tank comprising a fuel container having an outer surface. An insulating component covers at least a portion of the outer surface, the insulating component conforming to a shape of the outer surface that it contacts and covers, the insulating component being configured to reduce, in use, an evaporation rate of fuel within the fuel tank.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods of treating or preventing cancer (e.g., advanced solid cancer) using Compound No. 1 or Compound No. 2: or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof. The present disclosure also relates to pharmaceutical compositions and pharmaceutical kits suitable for the treatment or prevention.

Abstract: A drive through boat wash with salt removal system design to wash and apply a salt removal compound to a vehicle or vehicle trailering a boat, where the boat wash is constructed to accommodate vehicles that are oversize in height, width or length.

Abstract: A vehicle-mounted apparatus for analysis of growing items having a camera configured to capture multiple sequential images of growing items, a memory comprising an image buffer for storing the images, a processor, software, which when executed on the processor is configured to repeatedly call an image from the image buffer, process the image to identify individual growing items to create item data relating to individual growing items, and update a growing item database by adding the item data wherein the software is configured to run whilst the camera captures further images, and the images are discarded once processed.

Abstract: The inventive technology, in at least one embodiment, may be described as a climbing wall structure exhibiting a novel shape, where a ramped section may smoothly transition to an overhanging section via the use of straight support members that are angularly offset, relative to adjacent support members, and warped surface panels attached thereto. Corners, such as ramped and/or overhanging corners, may be incorporated as part of the wall.

Abstract: Removable storage compartments are provided that can include a compartment housing formed to extend along sidewalls from a base portion and define an opening, a lid configured to couple with the housing and at least partially close the opening, with the lid not extending beyond the outermost portion of the sidewalls. Compartments can also have a least one mounting bracket recessed within at least one of the sidewalls. Methods of mounting a storage compartment to a snowmobile are provided that can include mounting a portion of a hasp to a portion of a snowmobile, providing a storage compartment having another portion of the hasp mounted thereto, and coupling the portions of the hasp to mount the compartment to the snowmobile, the coupled compartment having the hasp recessed below the compartment and within a perimeter define by the compartment. Ornamental designs for snowmobile accessories as shown in FIGS. 6-12.

Abstract: Removable storage compartments are provided that can include a compartment housing formed to extend along sidewalls from a base portion and define an opening, a lid configured to couple with the housing and at least partially close the opening, with the lid not extending beyond the outermost portion of the sidewalls. Compartments can also have a least one mounting bracket recessed within at least one of the sidewalls. Methods of mounting a storage compartment to a snowmobile are provided that can include mounting a portion of a hasp to a portion of a snowmobile, providing a storage compartment having another portion of the hasp mounted thereto, and coupling the portions of the hasp to mount the compartment to the snowmobile, the coupled compartment having the hasp recessed below the compartment and within a perimeter define by the compartment. Ornamental designs for snowmobile accessories as shown in FIGS. 6-12.

Abstract: There is described in one embodiment an eye viewing device for viewing a structure of an eye such as a retina. The eye viewing device can include an image sensor. In one embodiment an eye viewing device can be adapted to facilitate both visual viewing of an eye structure and electronic image capture.

Abstract: An LED for use with a medical diagnostic instrument having an adapter disposed between an instrument head and a hand-grippable handle, the LED being removably attachable in relation to the adapter in order to permit selective replacement of the LED, as needed. The LED is situated in order to provide mechanical and electrical interface with at least one of the adapter and the instrument, thereby enabling the adapter and the LED to convert the illumination source of the instrument selectively between an incandescent light source and the LED. The adapter matches a polarity between the LED and a power supply that is specifically intended for powering an incandescent light source.

Abstract: A medical diagnostic instrument includes a housing containing at least one battery and a light source, such as a lamp, for illuminating a medical target. A switch includes a movable member that selectively moves at least one of the battery and the lamp into and out of electrical connection with the other. The instrument is preferably fabricated from a diecast or an extrusion process wherein a thin plastic sleeve member having text and/or graphic materials can be shrink fitted onto an extruded handle.

Abstract: The invention includes methods and apparatus for measuring (Intraocular Pressure) IOP and (Corneal Thickness) CT for diagnosis and for monitoring a condition of health of an eye. The apparatus uses measurements selected from at least one of IOP and a CT, and a plurality of IOP measurements to deduce an interpretive result indicative of a condition of an eye. In another embodiment, the apparatus measures a relationship between an applanated area of variable size and a selected one of an applied force and an applied pressure. The relationship is used to deduce an interpretive result indicative of the condition of an eye. The result can be displayed to a practitioner. The practitioner uses the result to determine a course of treatment as necessary, and to monitor the effect of a course of treatment on the state of health of the eye over time.

Abstract: A tip element for an otoscopic apparatus includes engagement features that permit selective attachment to two different tip attachment mechanisms. The tip element includes both interior and exterior engagement features that provide interchangeability with otoscopes having different tip attachment schemes. The tip element includes an increased distal aperture formed from a decreased slope that enables a larger field of view, permitting the entire tympanic membrane to be viewed at once. External engagement features permit ejection of the tip from the otoscope, as well as stackability of a plurality of tip elements.

Abstract: A method of making a heat transfer from an image for application to a T-shirt or other piece of cloth is disclosed. An image is scanned to create a computer image represented by a computer readable image file. The image is separated into a plurality of colors using a computer to create a separated image. A plurality of plates is created from the separated image corresponding to each of the colors. The plates are printed on film to create a plurality of color separation films corresponding to one of the plurality of colors. Mesh screens are treated with a photoemulsion. The color separation films are then placed on the mesh screens and light is applied to the mesh screens A portion of the photoemulsion hardens in the light and a second portion of the photemulsion covered by the printed matter on the color separation films remains soft. The mesh screens are washed to remove the second portion of the photoemulsion. Ink is applied to a piece of transfer paper through the mesh screens.