Abstract: Apparatus and a method for attaching soft tissue to bone in a surgical operation, particularly in suturing a portion of a shoulder joint socket to the rim of the glenoid cavity of a scapula. A drilling guide includes a pair of convergent tubes and a handle supporting them, and a locater rod is used to aid in holding the drilling guide so that intersecting holes can be drilled from opposite sides of the glenoid rim. A suture is pushed into one of the intersecting holes and pulled out from the other using a double hook to anchor a suture to the glenoid rim.

Abstract: A beverage container holder including an upper arm which extends upwardly and a pair of lateral arms connected with the upper arm which are bent to form a frusto-conical cup-holding receptacle whose size is adjustable through the use of a series of slots in which a hook can be engaged. A tongue extends through a respective one of a second series of slots to prevent undesired relative movement of the two cup-holding arms. A spacer is foldable away from the cup-holding arms to stabilize the beverage container holder when it is suspended alongside a vertical surface. The beverage container holder can be inverted, with the lateral arms joined to form a cylindrical, can-holding, receptacle, and the upper arm used to stabilize the holder by being gripped between seat cushions of a motor vehicle.

Abstract: A disposable, removable closure cap for a beverage container, including a depression permitting the beverage to be drunk while the cap remains in place on the container, while limiting spillage of liquids held in the container. The cap includes perforations in a depending wall located closely adjacent an inner wall of the container in order to limit the flow of beverage into a depression defined in the upper surface of the cap. A slit in the cap permits the aroma of a beverage to be enjoyed while the beverage is being drunk from the depression. The cap may be formed from sheet plastic material.