Abstract: The invention is an arch-based structural element designed to offer the resistance of the apex curvature of the arch to present to and intercept a force (an automobile collision). The resistance of the arch and its construction using strong lightweight materials give auto passengers the maximum degree of safety as well as lower consumption of fuel associated with weigh reduction.

Abstract: A bumper for a vehicle is disclosed. The bumper includes a housing that has a pair of interlocking supporting frames. One of the supporting frames is fixed to the vehicle body. The bumper includes a plurality of rebounding elements and a plurality of biasing elements, each that are fixed within one of the supporting frames of the housing. Each of the rebounding elements has a predetermined rebounding elements spring coefficient. The plurality of biasing elements has a biasing elements spring coefficient that is not equal to, and is preferably less than, the spring coefficient of each rebounding element. Further, each of the biasing elements abuts one of the rebounding elements. As such, as the interlocking supporting frames of the housing are compressed in a vehicle collision, the plurality of rebounding elements together with the plurality of biasing elements absorb the collision energy and are each compressed at different rates.

Abstract: A method of treating and eliminating cancer within a patient by repairing the broken DNA that causes normal cells to become cancerous. Then DNA and/or RNA from bacteria are introduced into the patient's bloodstream to produce septicemia, which then is countered by the appropriate antibiotics. The bacterial cells rupture with spillage of the cell's content. The DNA and/or RNA spilled is used by repair enzymes to physically repair the cancer cell's DNA, thus eliminating the cancer. Any microorganism containing in its genome RNA, DNA, or both, live or attenuated, including any and all means by which they may be introduced by devised or natural means, which may or may not require an antibiotic are variations upon the theme of this method.

Abstract: A vehicle having two primary wheels and two or more retractable wheels that may be operated in either two-wheeled or multi-wheeled configuration.

Abstract: A vehicle having two primary wheels and two or more retractable wheels that may be operated in either two-wheeled or multi-wheeled configuration with a sliding panel system for open or complete enclosure, with both the wheelprint and the open/enclosed panel system being quickly and independently operated.