Abstract: A beach umbrella with motorized implanting base that includes an elongated pole member having a motor coupled thereto and electrically coupled to a battery coupled to the elongated pole member, and having an anchor member with a threaded configuration, forming a terminal end of the elongated pole member, and rotatably coupled to the elongated pole member, wherein the motor is operably configured to selectively rotate the anchor member 360° clockwise and counterclockwise independent of a portion of the elongated pole member. The umbrella also includes a canopy covering coupled to the elongated pole member, of a flexible material, and operably configured to have a retracted position with the canopy covering disposed in a longitudinal orientation and an open position with the canopy covering disposed in a horizontal orientation relative to the elongated pole member.

Abstract: It is well understood in the medical industry that medical disorders can manifest as serious problems for the affected subjects, their families, and society. Today, psychiatrists, neurologists and other physicians treat these disorders with a variety of medications, many of which have significant negative side effects. The teachings provided herein are directed to a novel system and methods for treating certain neurological, psychological, psychiatric and medical disorders by delivering a “magnetic stimulation” to a subject's neural and perineural system using either a static or electromagnetic field to generate a modulated variable power multi-spectral magnetic stimulation on three axis; the modulated stimulation using methods that have predictable, controlled, modifiable, and repeatable characteristics.

Abstract: A process for optimizing maintenance work schedules for at least one engine includes the steps of retrieving at least one set of data for an engine from a computer readable storage medium; selecting at least one scheduling parameter for the engine; selecting a set of maintenance rules for the engine; selecting at least one maintenance work decision; selecting at least one objective for the engine; optimizing the at least one objective to generate at least one optimal maintenance work decision; and generating at least one optimal maintenance work schedule for the engine.

Abstract: A process for optimizing maintenance work schedules for at least one engine includes the steps of retrieving at least one set of data for an engine from a computer readable storage medium; selecting at least one scheduling parameter for the engine; selecting a set of maintenance rules for the engine; selecting at least one maintenance work decision; selecting at least one objective for the engine; optimizing the at least one objective to generate at least one optimal maintenance work decision; and generating at least one optimal maintenance work schedule for the engine.