Abstract: Method and apparatus for securitizing accounts receivables (A/R) of healthcare providers (HPs) which have obligors that are obliged to make payments to the HPs for health care provided by the HPs to insured/covered persons, has at least one HP selling it's A/R to an independent Receivable Acquisition entity (RAe) at a discount from face value of the HP A/R. The RAe generates Bond funds from investors who wish to purchase HP A/R Bonds, placing the HP A/R in escrow in a bank. The RAe receives the obliged payments from the obligors at the face value of the HP A/R. The investors receive coupon and final payments from the HP A/R Bonds via the bank. Preferably, the purchase of the HP A/R is a fee simple sale of ownership, whose payment is guaranteed by a Passive Portfolio Note (PPN) issued by the RAe to a Special Purpose Cell entity that places the investor funds into the bank.

Abstract: A hyperbaric exercise facility is provided allowing a persons to perform exercises and other activities at increased pressures along with controlled levels of oxygen. Additionally, a catastrophe shelter is provided to protect its occupants from peril.

Abstract: A hyperbaric exercise facility is provided allowing a persons to perform exercises and other activities at increased pressures along with controlled levels of oxygen. Additionally, a catastrophe shelter is provided to protect its occupants from peril.

Abstract: A hyperbaric exercise facility is provided allowing a persons to perform exercises and other activities at increased pressures along with controlled levels of oxygen. Additionally, a catastrophe shelter is provided to protect its occupants from peril.

Abstract: A hyperbaric exercise facility is provided allowing a persons to perform exercises and other activities at increased pressures along with controlled levels of oxygen. Additionally, a catastrophe shelter is provided to protect its occupants from peril.

Abstract: A hyperbaric exercise facility is provided allowing a persons to perform exercises and other activities at increased pressures along with controlled levels of oxygen. Additionally, a catastrophe shelter is provided to protect its occupants from peril.

Abstract: An instrument for determining the stress in the wall of a borehole by recording successively on the same holographic recording medium two holograms of a selected surface region of the wall, and, in the interval between the two recordings, forming a stress relief in the wall in stress relieving relation to the surface region to produce on the recording medium a double exposure hologram. This hologram contains holographic information which represents the stress in the wall in the vicinity of the surface region and may be converted to data defining the magnitude and direction of the stress.