Abstract: Greeting card with an electronic screen incorporated in any way into or onto the material, are described herein having a durable body composed of heavy gauge vinyl, leather, rubber, wood, foam, cloth, or any material capable of withstanding frequent use. The incorporated screen in the durable body may be located in the front, back, or inside of the card, depending upon the size and style of the electronic device and/or the style or type of greeting message. The greeting card may include panels, holes, or open areas which may be located throughout various locations on the durable greeting card body to provide access to any number of ports, buttons, screens, keypads, switches, or a combination thereof.

Abstract: This invention relates to a flat computer screen of the type which is in common use on laptop and hand-held computers where light weight and small size are of high importance to the computer user.

Abstract: A safety apparatus for use on a hoisting crane used to hoist cargo from cargo transport trucks that detects hoisting such trucks and renders the hoisting mechanism inoperative. The safety apparatus includes sensors responsive to an unsafe condition in such trucks to generate a safety signal. A transmitter responsive to the safety signal transmits an operational signal to the hoisting crane that upon receiving and recognizing the operational signal renders the hoisting mechanism inoperative and alerts the crane operator of the unsafe condition.

Abstract: Sensors mounted on respective cargo transport trucks transferring cargo to a hoisting crane and responsive to an unsafe condition in such trucks to generate an electrical safety signal to be transmitted to such crane for rendering the hoisting mechanism inoperative.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods for determining the severity and type of periodontal disease in mammals. The methods include the steps of (1) sampling crevicular fluid for a selected brief period of time, (2) assaying the crevicular fluid sample by colorimetric or other means to determine the total quantity of aspartate aminotransferase present, and (3) correlating the total quantity of asparatate aminotransferase present in the crevicular fluid sample with a standard for the selected sampling period which is indicative of the severity and type of periodontal disease.

Abstract: An objective method for determining the presence of active periodontal disease in mammals, comprising assaying cervicular fluid for the presence of elevated levels of the enzyme aspartate aminotransferase.