Abstract: The present invention consists of methods and systems for managing insurance services by allowing a user to adjust their insurance services using a collapsible sidebar. The invention generally consists of a user interface with a collapsible sidebar with a list of insurance services. The sidebar may also include an option to add or remove insurance protections. A user may select the option to add or remove insurance services. An interface may be shown to the user based on the selection. The interface may allow a user to update insurance services. A new quote may be provided to a user based on the updated insurance services.

Abstract: The jump rope device employs DC motors to rotate two ropes and a dual closed loop control system is used to synchronize the turning movements of the two ropes. An infrared beam is used to monitor the use of the machine by a user. Each motor housing is mounted on a tripod support which can be collapsed for ease of transportation and storage. A floor mat with sensors may be employed for various exercises.

Abstract: The jump rope device employs DC motors to rotate two ropes and a dual closed loop control system is used to synchronize the turning movements of the two ropes. An infrared beam is used to monitor the use of the machine by a user. Each motor housing is mounted on a tripod support which can be collapsed for ease of transportation and storage. A floor mat with sensors may be employed for various exercises.

Abstract: The kickball information delivery system employs a ball having an internally disposed device for emitting a first sound location signal, a base transmitter unit for emitting a second sound location signal as well as a signal and an information unit to be mounted on a person for emitting a third pulsed sound signal to indicate the location of the person. In addition, the information unit is able to receive the signal and to use the reception of the signal to change the pulse frequency of the third sound signal to indicate alignment with the signal, for example to permit running from home plate to first base.

Abstract: A panel and frame mounting system for electrical lighting fixtures. The system has a number of individual panels each of shallow box shape. Some panels have unbroken front surfaces and serve as filler panels. Other panels have rearwardly dished compartments which, together with the fixture bases, form enclosed metal electrical boxes to house connectors to the fixtures. The panels slide into a frame having rear hooks. The rear hooks suspend the frame on a mounting bar having brackets at its ends to fit into standard slotted tracks mounted on a wall. The frame can carry a power bar into which fixtures on the frame can be plugged.