Abstract: A method for oxygen regenerating of a facial mask is disclosed: providing sterile containers; providing organic chlorophyll and vegetable glycerin to form a first mixture in the container; providing iodized salt to the first mixture to form a second mixture; providing isotonic water to the second mixture to form a third mixture; providing Alfalfa to the third mixture to form a fourth mixture; providing non-iodized kosher salt to the fourth mixture to form a fifth mixture; and providing double distilled water to the fifth mixture to form a sixth mixture.

Abstract: A, a method of coating a facial mask is disclosed: providing a container; adding chlorophyll in a range of 1000 mg to 5000 mg into the container; providing organic glycerin to the chlorophyll to form a first mixture; providing salt to the first mixture to form a second mixture; providing a plurality of natural stabilizers to the second mixture to form a third mixture with a certain viscosity based on a facial mask; providing drying agents to the third mixture to form a fourth mixture; providing water to the fourth mixture to form a fifth mixture; providing sodium copper to the fifth mixture to form a sixth mixture; providing isotonic water to the sixth mixture to form a seventh mixture; providing alfalfa to the seventh mixture to form an eighth mixture; providing kosher vegetable glycerin to the eighth mixture to form a ninth mixture; providing the facial mask to be soaked in the ninth mixture for a plurality of hours; drying the facial mask for at least an hour to form a coating on the facial mask; placing t

Abstract: A computer assisted early warning and emergency braking system for a vehicle is disclosed in which a computer system responds to abnormal tire and/or road sensor data by generating a signal which activates the horn, thereby alerting the driver that the vehicle is in an unsafe condition. The computer may commence rapid braking in order to avoid a dangerous situation if appropriate driver corrections do not occur in a timely fashion. Therefore, the present invention provides an increased margin of safety, particularly when the vehicle is travelling at higher speeds. The present invention can also alert others when a driver is not responding with appropriate corrective action, such as might be the case during sickness, slumping over the wheel due to a heart attack, being asleep at the wheel, etc. In the case of a false alarm, the driver can inactivate the system by manual activation of the vehicle horn.

Abstract: An airplane security system, particularly for a commercial airliner, includes an on-board device for allowing a person not on-board the airplane to override an on-board piloting system for the airplane. This on-board device is used together with an off-board device for allowing the person not on-board the airplane to contact the on-board device for overriding the on-board piloting system. The person off-board the airplane can then utilize a device for directing a flight path for the airplane that would differ from the flight path originally intended by those on-board and piloting the airplane, including providing for the safe landing of the airplane.

Abstract: A computerized alarm system for an automobile, which is also capable of rendering the vehicle useless to anyone making a forced entry is disclosed. The invention includes a computer panel which is equipped with a keyboard for entering a secret code. The alarm system of the present invention further includes a voice synthesizer which verbally warns intruders not to take further action in an attempt to deter theft or vandalism.