Abstract: A scratch guard assembly for inhibiting an animal from damaging weather stripping on a door includes a member that is positioned against a door jamb having the member being positioned adjacent to weather stripping on the door jamb. The member is comprised of a scratch resistant material to inhibit an animal from being able to scratch the weather stripping beneath the member. The member is comprised of an ultraviolet radiation resistant material to resist being degraded by sunlight. The member is comprised of a thermally expansive material to withstand extreme temperatures. A plurality of fasteners is each extendable through the member to engage the door jamb to retain the member on the door jamb.

Abstract: A method, system, apparatus, and/or device for supporting a plantar flexion ridge. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a leg calf shell further with a leg calf shell plantar flexion ridge at a lowermost point. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a boot shell connected to a bottom portion of the leg calf shell. The boot shell may include a boot shell plantar flexion ridge at an uppermost point or the boot shell. The boot shell plantar flexion ridge may contact the leg calf shell plantar flexion ridge at a plantar flexion ridges region. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a posterior stretch cord assembly. The first end of the posterior stretch cord assembly may attach to a back of the leg calf shell and the second end of the posterior stretch cord assembly may be attached to a back of the boot shell.

Abstract: A method, system, apparatus, and/or device for supporting a plantar flexion ridge. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a leg calf shell further with a leg calf shell plantar flexion ridge at a lowermost point. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a boot shell connected to a bottom portion of the leg calf shell. The boot shell may include a boot shell plantar flexion ridge at an uppermost point or the boot shell. The boot shell plantar flexion ridge may contact the leg calf shell plantar flexion ridge at a plantar flexion ridges region. The method, system, apparatus, and/or device may include a posterior stretch cord assembly. The first end of the posterior stretch cord assembly may attach to a back of the leg calf shell and the second end of the posterior stretch cord assembly may be attached to a back of the boot shell.

Abstract: A dynamic cushion heel-ankle-foot orthosis system is configured to provide controlled tibial progression in a human user. The dynamic cushion heel-ankle-foot orthosis system includes a leg calf shell further comprising a leg calf shell plantar flexion ridge at a lowermost point. A boot shell is rotatably connected to the leg calf shell and further comprising a boot shell plantar flexion ridge at an uppermost point. The boot shell plantar flexion ridge contacts the leg calf shell plantar flexion ridge at a plantar flexion ridges region and rotates no further.

Abstract: A dynamic cushion heel-ankle-foot orthosis system is configured to provide controlled tibial progression in a human user. The dynamic cushion heel-ankle-foot orthosis system includes a leg calf shell further comprising a leg calf shell plantar flexion ridge at a lowermost point. A boot shell is rotatably connected to the leg calf shell and further comprising a boot shell plantar flexion ridge at an uppermost point. The boot shell plantar flexion ridge contacts the leg calf shell plantar flexion ridge at a plantar flexion ridges region and rotates no further.

Abstract: Decoration including a container defining a water-receiving receptacle and having an opening and a concealed misting device arranged in the receptacle for generating mist upon contact with water such that when water is present in the receptacle in contact with the misting device, mist is created and exits the container through the opening. The container can be in the form of a pumpkin, a mushroom, a witch with a cauldron, a fountain. and a tombstone. By providing a misting device in connection with structure which provides a frightful impression, a more frightening impression is created.

Abstract: Monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies are provided which recognize and bind to the SdrG protein of S. epidermidis, and more particularly to antibodies which recognize specific domains of the SdrG protein, namely the SdrG N1N2N3 protein (amino acids 50-597), the SdrG N2N3 protein (amino acids 273-597) and a truncated version of N2N3 identified as SdrG TR2 (amino acids 273-577).