Abstract: A parlor game in which the "board" is an indoor/outdoor carpet formed of a lower backing sheet or ply and an upper V-lock fiber sheet or ply defined by a plurality of generally parallel ridges and upwardly opening grooves, flock being applied to the upper surface to form bordered game areas and/or numerals therein, and the flock areas being of a vivid color and texture readily distinguishable from the color and texture of the fiber carpet whereby these areas are readily distinguishable by sight-impaired and/or blind individuals to permit the latter to play the game within the parameters thereof.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a harness for a portion of an automotive electrical system and, more particularly, to a harness which is adapted to be clamped to a solenoid carried to an automotive starter such that the starter can be "dropped" or removed from the engine, along with the solenoid, and once the starter is repaired or replaced, the electrical harness of this invention is utilized to connect electrical conductors to the starter solenoid through a quick disconnect connector whereby at any future time that the starter need be again removed and/or replaced, the quick disconnect coupler is simply uncoupled and the starter, the solenoid and the associated harness are bodily removed, repaired and bodily replaced, thus making the task of removing and replacing starters far less cumbersome and much more rapid than has been accomplished in the past.