Abstract: An orthopedic collar includes a flexible tubular body having an upper edge, a lower edge, and a sidewall extending therebetween defining a central opening therethrough. A plurality of reinforcement members is disposed about an interior surface of the tubular body. A non-compressible member is affixed to a front side of the tubular body along an exterior surface thereof between the upper edge and the lower edge. The non-compressible member is disposed along a longitudinal axis of the tubular body and restricts vertical compression of the tubular body. In some embodiments, a flexible flange extends from the lower edge to support the tubular body on the shoulders of the user.

Abstract: An electronic owl for scaring away pigeons and other unwanted wildlife from homes or other buildings. The electronic owl includes a housing having a body and a rotating head attached thereto. The body of the rotating electronic owl is attached to a weighted base which allows a user to add or subtract the amount and type of material put into the base. The housing includes a variety of motion sensors therein configured to detect birds or other unwanted animals. The electronic owl utilizes motion, lights, and sound to scare away pest animals from the designated area.

Abstract: A magnetic doorstop. The magnetic doorstop includes a plate that can be mounted on a surface, such as a door. An arm extends from the plate at a hinge and can be pivoted about the hinge such that the arm can occupy an up position and a down position. A first end of the arm engages with a floor in the down position. While engaged with the floor, the first end of the arm prevents the door from moving. A magnet is disposed on the plate in line with the arm. The arm can magnetically secure to the plate in the up position.