Abstract: A holder mountable to a thigh for storing an electronic mobile device. The thigh mounted holder includes a first end removably securable to an opposing second end to form a loop such that the holder can fit tightly to the thigh of a user. The opposing ends connect via a fastener. The thigh mounted holder further includes a front panel secured to a rear panel via a seam. The front panel and the rear panel form a first pocket disposed centrally between the first and second end of the holder, wherein the first pocket can support a mobile electronic device in an upright configuration. A second and third pocket are formed between the front and rear panel, adjacent to the first pocket. An alignment member is disposed on the front panel for indicating to the user by touch the location of the first pocket when attached to the thigh.

Abstract: A holder mountable to a thigh for storing an electronic mobile device. The thigh mounted holder includes a first end removably securable to an opposing second end to form a loop such that the holder can fit tightly to the thigh of a user. The opposing ends connect via a fastener. The thigh mounted holder further includes a front panel secured to a rear panel via a seam. The front panel and the rear panel form a first pocket disposed centrally between the first and second end of the holder, wherein the first pocket can support a mobile electronic device in an upright configuration. A second and third pocket are formed between the front and rear panel, adjacent to the first pocket. An alignment member is disposed on the front panel for indicating to the user by touch the location of the first pocket when attached to the thigh.

Abstract: A topical preparation for treating first and second degree burns includes TriAc. The topical preparation preferably includes less than 10 mg of TriAc per 100 ml of pharmaceutical excipient base. In another embodiment, a topical preparation includes TriAc for decreasing cellulite. In this embodiment, the topical preparation is preferably applied only before exercise. In a preferred embodiment, the preparation is applied only intermittently, preferably no more than three times a week, or in amounts sufficient to not downregulate receptor number and become inefficacious.

Abstract: A method of improving the stress strain characteristics, the ductility, the energy absorbing characteristics, the fractal roughness and the material roughness of a cementitious mix includes adding at least 1%, by weight of the total weight of the cementitious mix of poly(vinyl butyrate) in addition to a reinforcing agent, preferably poly(vinyl alcohol). In a preferred embodiment, the amount of poly(vinyl butyrate) is about 40% to about 50%, by weight. This provides the optimum levels of performance of the characteristics listed above.

Abstract: A topical preparation for treating first and second degree burns includes TriAc. The topical preparation preferably includes less than 10 mg of TriAc per 100 ml of pharmaceutical excipient base. In another embodiment, a topical preparation includes TriAc for decreasing cellulite. In this embodiment, the topical preparation is preferably applied only before exercise. In a preferred embodiment, the preparation is applied only intermittently, preferably no more than three times a week, or in amounts sufficient to not downregulate receptor number and become inefficacious.