Abstract: A directional sign has a cuneated shape extending from an otherwise symmetrical shape wherein a corner of the cuneated shape forms a directional-indicating portion of the directional sign. The directional sign may be mounted using mounting apertures formed towards the periphery of the symmetrical shape. The location of the mounting apertures may correspond to the vertexes of an octagon. The pointed orientation of the directional-indicating portion of the directional sign may be changed depending on which one of the mounting apertures is used to mount the directional sign.

Abstract: A directional sign has a cuneated shape extending from an otherwise symmetrical shape wherein a corner of the cuneated shape forms a directional-indicating portion of the directional sign. The directional sign may be mounted using mounting apertures formed towards the periphery of the symmetrical shape. The location of the mounting apertures may correspond to the vertexes of an octagon. The pointed orientation of the directional-indicating portion of the directional sign may be changed depending on which one of the mounting apertures is used to mount the directional sign.

Abstract: A directional sign has a cuneated shape extending from an otherwise symmetrical shape wherein a corner of the cuneated shape forms a directional-indicating portion of the directional sign. The directional sign may be mounted using mounting apertures formed towards the periphery of the symmetrical shape. The location of the mounting apertures may correspond to the vertexes of an octagon. The pointed orientation of the directional-indicating portion of the directional sign may be changed depending on which one of the mounting apertures is used to mount the directional sign.

Abstract: The basic design of the scabbard is the same for the seven different configurations that will spawn from it. The main body of the scabbard (FIG. 1) is designed to be double cell phone width, divided in the center as to provide each phone with its own separate compartment. The compartments will be divided with a sewn stitch of either zigzag or double stitch as in blue jean pants. The back of the main body section has dual belt loops that are stitched to each side approximately one half inch from the outer edge on both sides and approximately one half from the top flap fold (FIG. 2). The belt loop itself will be approximately one inch wide and approximately one and one half inches tall. This allow for a variety of belt sizes and the weight of the cell phones will always make it hang from the top of the loops. This also allow for movement of the scabbard up and down while wearing, in case the scabbard gets caught on an object while the individual is in the process of sitting or standing.

Abstract: A Detachable Footplate for Scooters is disclosed. The footplate easily attaches to and detaches from a conventional foot-powered, folding scooter to provide additional width to stand upon, as well as acting as a stand to prevent the scooter from falling over. The footplate permits the scooter stem to fold down by not interfering with the collapsibility of the scooter stem.

Abstract: A Detachable Footplate for Scooters is disclosed. The footplate easily attaches to and detaches from a conventional foot-powered, folding scooter to provide additional width to stand upon, as well as acting as a stand to prevent the scooter from falling over. The footplate permits the scooter stem to fold down by not interfering with the collapsibility of the scooter stem.

Abstract: An apparatus for holding a fishing rod. The apparatus comprises a body member having a top surface for supporting the rod thereon, at least one shoulder member formed at one end of the body member to define a first channel, and a clasp member mountable to said body member at an opposite end to define a second channel. The first channel has an open side substantially parallel to the body member's top surface, and the second channel has an open side substantially perpendicular to the top surface. The second channel is configured to resist certain forces imposed on the rod tip. The rod is placed in the rod holder to extend between the first and second channels with the butt of the rod extending beyond the second channel. The body member may be pivotally mounted at one end thereof, with an arm mounted at this one end. Means may be connected between the arm and a point spaced from the pivotally mounted end of the body member for dampening movement of the body member.