Abstract: A base exercise device includes at least one modular connection. The base exercise device is operable without any modular units connected to one of the modular connections. A modular unit may be physically connected to the base exercise device. The modular unit includes at least one exercise feature that is not included in the base exercise device.

Abstract: The device relate to liquid dropper that will enable an individual to precisely instill a liquid medium onto a surface in many orientations. The device will preferably hold a specified volume droplet on the end and present it to be taken up to desired application by adhesion forces. Employed in the device is a non-mechanical valve to keep contents from refluxing back into the parent medium. This may be device may be employed in many different applications but will be adapted to an eye dropper below. The function of this device is to form a droplet on the end of said dispensing device while using a non-mechanical valve to separate the desired droplet from parent medium. Hydrophobic forces along with vent valves are utilized to accomplish “droplet splitting off” preserving the parent medium. Further disclosed are alternate tips of eye drop bottles or attachments to bottles that can be utilized with or without vented delivery tubes.

Abstract: A clamp includes a cap, a base, a plurality of staggered protrusions on the base and the cap, a hinge, and a latch. The hinge is defined by the cap and the base. The latch is configured to secure the cap to the base. A footwear includes laces on the foot wear and at least one aforementioned clamp, which clamps at least two of the laces.

Abstract: A tool for creating integrated collections. The tool may include a “basket” control that includes interfaces for receiving and displaying the data objects that are selected by a user to be included in a collection, and a collection creation component then provides a collection with one or more data items corresponding to the objects submitted to the basket control. The basket control may be employed by itself to make collections, or it may be hosted by another software object, such as a “listmaker” control that conveniently contains both the basket control and one or more user interfaces that a user can employ to provide data objects to the basket control. The listmaker control may thus include a viewing graphical user interface for viewing data objects and a navigation toolbar for navigating the viewing graphical user interface. The listmaker control may then be hosted as desired in a variety of software applications.