Abstract: An accessory for a skateboard which comprises a panel-like element with through apertures for receiving fasteners to secure the accessory to selected portions of the skateboard. The accessory has dimensions of or between one-third the width to the full width of a skateboard, and a length permitting it to be mounted between a truck and the skateboard at one end thereof to the rear truck of the skateboard, and which has a free end located subadjacent to the upturned kicktail of the skateboard. When executing a jump known as an "Ollie," the user steps down on the kicktail and thereby compresses the accessory which, upon release, adds energy to the jump. The accessory also acts as a buffer between the kicktail and the ground, protecting the kicktail from wear.

Abstract: A portable electronic card game simulator having a housing mounting a display and input keys and containing electronic data processing circuitry organized to provide, at various skill levels, the automatic play of a hand of Gin Rummy, Go Draw, or Thirty-Three, in opposition to an operator. The simulator deals a hand to the operator and to the electronic opponent. The play of the electronic opponent is controlled by circuitry to simulate the play of a human in accordance with the rules of the game. The display includes indicia representing each of the cards in a single deck of cards. These indicia are used to display either the operator's hand, the opponent's hand, or the score of the game.