Abstract: Pants housing a catheter that drains to a collection bag, said pants having a left and a right panel, wherein each panel is a covering element has a continuous zipper tape that is coextensive with the fabric forming a pant, wherein the panels provide a selectable portlets to the collection bag mounted on a wearer's anterior thigh to activate drainage or to service a connection of the catheter to the collection bag, and a selectable port to inspect, tighten straps and/or replace the collection bag. It is anticipated that the wearer may be in a wheelchair when these actions are performed.

Abstract: Pants that can accommodate a catheter including a panel that is a covering component of a pant leg that can provide access to the at least one collection bag on a frontal anterior thigh of the wearer, wherein the panel provides partial and full access to the at least one collection bag, wherein the panel has a lateral edge that is coextensive with a lateral seam of a pant, a partial perimeter outer edge that is closed by a continuous zipper tape with a stop, where the partial perimeter outer edge of the panel is substantially coextensive with an inner edge of the pant leg, the continuous zipper tape has a zipper slide assembly with a zipper slide having a locking pull configured to open and close the panel and continuous zipper tape.

Abstract: The invention is an electronic game that can have an unlimited number of players and length of play, where in one variation the game includes an electronic scratch card that stipulates either an amount of g-money or a partial electronic image piece that is a member of a set of pieces. A complete set of pieces can be assembled into a unitary electronic image. A player, on joining the game, is issued a set of electronic scratch cards that are an incomplete set of pieces and an amount of g-money. Each player has an individual electronic game board that provides a visualization of the scratch cards and the actions of the player. The players race to assemble the pieces into the unitary image by compiling the issued pieces and acquiring the missing image pieces. The missing pieces are acquired by trading or buying them from the other players. The winner of the game assembles the unitary image.

Abstract: The invention is an electronic game that can have an unlimited number of players and length of play, where in one variation the game includes an electronic scratch card that stipulates either an amount of g-money or a partial electronic image piece that is a member of a set of pieces. A complete set of pieces can be assembled into a unitary electronic image. A player, on joining the game, is issued a set of electronic scratch cards that are an incomplete set of pieces and an amount of g-money. Each player has an individual electronic game board that provides a visualization of the scratch cards and the actions of the player. The players race to assemble the pieces into the unitary image by compiling the issued pieces and acquiring the missing image pieces. The missing pieces are acquired by trading or buying them from the other players. The winner of the game assembles the unitary image.