Abstract: A three dimensional diorama card assembled, stored and shipped in a substantially flat form, constructed of a first blank having a front panel in which an opening is cut, a back panel to form the back of the card, and a tab to facilitate the construction of the card. A second blank of the card has a panel which forms the background of the scene. Extending from the top and bottom of the background panel are pinched elliptical panels which form the structural support for the erected of the card as well as the inside top and bottom, respectively, of the scene. A pop up member is formed from the second blank. The back of the second blank is secured to the back panel of the first blank. An image blank is also secured to the pop up member. The front panel of the second blank is folded over the second blank and the tab is secured to the back of the second panel.

Abstract: The present invention provides improvements in absorbent products, but is particularly useful with urinary incontinence pads. An embossed pattern on the bottom layer of the double layer absorbent core construction improves the removal of urine or other fluids from the discharge zone to be ready for next void. One or more V-shaped notches cut at both ends of the pad provides the ergonomic fit of the pad to reduce the inevitable stiffness. The sides are designed as a flap which curves during the sealing process and provide natural curved flaps which form a soft gasket cushion and yields extra leak protection in the crotch area.

Abstract: The invention herein provides an apparatus and method for effectively removing the cork and its stoppering elements from a bottle containing a pressurized beverage such as champagne and/or sparkling wine. The apparatus has a support structure configured to be grasped by the operator. The support structure supports at least three blades made of a metal material which extend obliquely upwardly and convergingly inwardly into a space in the apparatus. Due to the relative positioning of the blades, the apparatus screwingly crimps the structure of the stoppering elements in the apparatus when it is applied and rotated. The cork and stoppering elements can then be pulled from the bottle in a controlled fashion.