Abstract: An automotive warning strobe assembly for alerting an observer that a vehicle is reversing includes a housing that is coupled to a rear deck of a vehicle. In this way the housing is visible to an observer behind the vehicle. A plurality of strobe lights is each coupled to the housing for emitting light outwardly from the housing. Each of the strobe lights is electrically coupled to a reverse gear circuit of the vehicle. Thus, each of the strobe lights is turned on when the reverse gear circuit is actuated. In this way the observer behind the vehicle is alerted that the vehicle is reversing.

Abstract: An automotive warning strobe assembly for alerting an observer that a vehicle is reversing includes a housing that is coupled to a rear deck of a vehicle. In this way the housing is visible to an observer behind the vehicle. A plurality of strobe lights is each coupled to the housing for emitting light outwardly from the housing. Each of the strobe lights is electrically coupled to a reverse gear circuit of the vehicle. Thus, each of the strobe lights is turned on when the reverse gear circuit is actuated. In this way the observer behind the vehicle is alerted that the vehicle is reversing.

Abstract: The door knob night light is a modified door knob which includes a translucent or transparent door knob within which resides a lighting unit. The lighting unit would include a motion sensor, a light bulb and light bulb receptacle, a battery, and associated electrical circuitry and would be controlled by a three-way switch. The first switch position would allow the use of the door knob night light as a conventional night light with the bulb being continuously illuminated. The second position of the switch would deactivate the lighting assembly and would not permit any illumination of the light bulb. The third switch position would allow the light bulb to be illuminated whenever the motion sensor detects motion in the room where the door knob night light has been installed. Other than the switch, all of the components for the lighting assembly could be contained within the door knob.

Abstract: A computer work station chair including a base portion that is supported by a plurality of wheels. Also, included is a back rest that has a proximal side, a distal side, and a bottom side. The distal side of the back rest has a lumbar adjustment knob for adjustment of the proximal side. Included is a seat support that has a top side with a seat cushion; a bottom side with a support column; and a right side with a locking lever. The seat support supports the back rest with a frame portion. Additionally, included is a swivel that extends from the base and is positioned around the support column. Lastly, a foot rest that has a pair of side portions with a foot portion is included. One of the side portions is coupled to an extension bar that is coupled to the seat support.