Abstract: The Present Invention is to save lives of children, and seniors that might be left in a hot car. The Present Invention will be activated, when temperatures reach dangerous levels. The EKG Sensors, Motion detectors and heat sensitive readers will automatically lower all windows, and sound a siren, “baby left in hot car,” exterior stroke light will come. The Present Invention will also call and give GPS Coordinates to first responders such as Police, Paramedics, Fire Department, parents of child, children of elderly parents that have Alzheimer's and five other important phone numbers programmed into car system. The system will call out through On Star or similar systems that are in vehicles today. This system also works in the trunk area if a child makes their way through the back seat into the trunk, or if a person gets locked in a trunk, playing or unwillingly kidnapped.

Abstract: A ball bracket for holding basketballs, footballs, and the like. The ball bracket includes three arcuate members and a means for securing the ball bracket to a supporting structure. Two of the arcuate members are coplanar forming a semicircle. The third arcuate member perpendicularly intersects the semicircle formed by the first two arcuate members at its mid point. The means for securing the ball bracket to the supporting structure is comprised of a rigid plate which lies in a plane tangent to the mid point of the semicircle formed by the first two arcuate members. The semicircle and the third arcuate member are all rigidly attached and arc away from the plate. The present invention additionally provides a ball bracket which includes at least two arcuate members independent of one another and a means for securing the ball bracket to a supporting structure. All arcuate members terminate at a common point on and arc away from the means for securing the ball bracket to a supporting structure.

Abstract: The invention is of a device which attaches to a standard bed frame in a manner which provides a foot hold for use during sit ups. The device is configured such that it extends outwardly from the side of the bed during use, but the user may swing it around to extend under the bed (and out of sight) when not in use. Applicant's invention permits its practitioner, with optimum convenience and minimal space usage, to engage in a regular, device-assisted exercise regimen.