Abstract: A torso aerator has a cylinder with two ends, a cover upon at least one end, a plurality of apertures in each cover, a fan upon the cylinder, electrical supply to the fan, and at least one padding upon the cylinder spaced away from the fan. The cylinder has a wall between the two ends and the fan has a position generally centered upon the wall with fluid communication into the cylinder. The fan draws air through the apertures into the cylinder and then exhausts the air from the cylinder upon the body of a user using the aerator. The fan has a plurality of speeds that a user may select. The padding joins to the wall and prevents the cylinder from rolling. The padding also allows a user to adjust the orientation of the fan towards the torso of the user.

Abstract: Described herein are side charging assemblies, side charging upper receiver assemblies, and/or upper receiver bodies for an AR style firearm and AR style firearms comprising the assemblies and/or bodies described herein.

Abstract: An illustrated view of an exemplary personal fan device for directing fan wind to a desired location is presented. The personal fan device is useful for providing for providing a directed fanning of wind to a desired location. The personal fan device further provides a comfortable and efficient cooling or drying of a desired area for those having had surgery, injury, childbirth, etc. and have a need for healing of a wound in a sensitive area. The device has a cylinder that has a cover with preferably seven (7) holes and is void in an interior of the cylinder. The cylinder further is covered by a padding for comfort of an individual. A fan is presented that has a fan blade and a motor that is actuated by an actuator. The fan can be placed at a bottom of the cylinder for fan wind to enter the interior of the cylinder and exit through the holes in the cover.

Abstract: Described herein are side charging assemblies, side charging upper receiver assemblies, and/or upper receiver bodies for an AR style firearm and AR style firearms comprising the assemblies and/or bodies described herein.

Abstract: A shoe in which a peripheral wall extends generally transverse to the ground-contacting and top sole surfaces, upwardly from the top sole surface along the periphery of its heel portion; the rearward portion of the shoe upper is attached to the inside of the sole wall; and the forward portion of the upper is attached only to the top surface of the sole.