Abstract: A device, system, and method are provided for inspecting, activating or voiding scratch-off instant lottery tickets. A remote point-of-sale device has a detector system that detects tampering with the coating placed over concealed game play information on the tickets, and reads coded identification and authentication information on the tickets. The device automatically communicates the coded identification and tampering data to a central computer system of a lottery. The central computer system provides activation signals back to the point of sale on a ticket-by-ticket basis. The device, method and system provide automated generation and communication of ticket-by-ticket tampering, activation, and voiding data between the remote device and a central computer system of a lottery.

Abstract: A device, system, and method are provided for inspecting, activating or voiding scratch-off instant lottery tickets. A remote point-of-sale device has a detector system that detects tampering with the coating placed over concealed game play information on the tickets, and reads coded identification and authentication information on the tickets. The device automatically communicates the coded identification and tampering data to a central computer system of a lottery. The central computer system provides activation signals back to the point of sale on a ticket-by-ticket basis. The device, method and system provide automated generation and communication of ticket-by-ticket tampering, activation, and voiding data between the remote device and a central computer system of a lottery.

Abstract: A device, system, and method are provided for inspecting, activating or voiding scratch-off instant lottery tickets. A remote point-of-sale device has a detector system that detects tampering with the coating placed over concealed game play information on the tickets, and reads coded identification and authentication information on the tickets. The device automatically communicates the coded identification and tampering data to a central computer system of a lottery. The central computer system provides activation signals back to the point of sale on a ticket-by-ticket basis. The device, method and system provide automated generation and communication of ticket-by-ticket tampering, activation, and voiding data between the remote device and a central computer system of a lottery.

Abstract: A device, system, and method are provided for inspecting, activating or voiding scratch-off instant lottery tickets. A remote point-of-sale device has a detector system that detects tampering with the coating placed over concealed game play information on the tickets, and reads coded identification and authentication information on the tickets. The device automatically communicates the coded identification and tampering data to a central computer system of a lottery. The central computer system provides activation signals back to the point of sale on a ticket-by-ticket basis. The device, method and system provide automated generation and communication of ticket-by-ticket tampering, activation, and voiding data between the remote device and a central computer system of a lottery.

Abstract: A device, system, and method are provided for inspecting, activating or voiding scratch-off instant lottery tickets. A remote point-of-sale device has a detector system that detects tampering with the coating placed over concealed game play information on the tickets, and reads coded identification and authentication information on the tickets. The device automatically communicates the coded identification and tampering data to a central computer system of a lottery. The central computer system provides activation signals back to the point of sale on a ticket-by-ticket basis. The device, method and system provide automated generation and communication of ticket-by-ticket tampering, activation, and voiding data between the remote device and a central computer system of a lottery.

Abstract: A device, system, and method are provided for inspecting, activating or voiding scratch-off instant lottery tickets. A remote point-of-sale device has a detector system that detects tampering with the coating placed over concealed game play information on the tickets, and reads coded identification and authentication information on the tickets. The device automatically communicates the coded identification and tampering data to a central computer system of a lottery. The central computer system provides activation signals back to the point of sale on a ticket-by-ticket basis. The device, method and system provide automated generation and communication of ticket-by-ticket tampering, activation, and voiding data between the remote device and a central computer system of a lottery.

Abstract: A dermal reflectance sensor method and system for providing and calculating UV light absorbed and vitamin D produced by a patient is provided. The method and system allows for real-time accurate calculating of UV light absorbed and vitamin D produced. The method and system utilizes at least five parameters for capturing and calculating data related to the specific vitamin D production of a patient.

Abstract: A light emitting device and method of using the same is provided. The light emitting device has a plurality of moveable panels forming a cabinet which can be altered to increase or decrease the amount of UV the patient using the device receives on various areas of the patient's body. The panels are connected by a plurality of hinges located between the plurality of panels. Each panel may have a plurality of UV lamps/diodes which provide the UV light to the patient for the light emitting session. A control panel located allows the patient (or operator) to control the UV output. The light emitting device also allows for the flexible interconnection of power and signal cables so as to reduce stress and prolong the lifespan of the power and cable lines used in the light emitting device.

Abstract: A. An oral therapeutic dose of “PES 2000 plus Folic Acid”, which contains folic acid, succinic acid, glutamic acid, calcium succinate, B-12, di-calcium phosphate, magnesium stearate, and gelatin. PES 2000 reduces formation of triglycerides, cholesterol, and thru oxidative metabolism excessive build up of apolipoprotein E4 is prevented. This reduction aids in the prevention and control of Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia. B. An oral therapeutic dose “PES 2000 plus Folic Acid” has been shown to lower blood sugar, triglycerides, cholesterol, A1c, and apolipoprotein levels, in type one and two diabetes. C. An oral therapeutic dose “PES 2000 plus Folic Acid” has been shown to reduce insulin resistance in animals and humans.

Abstract: A stand for supporting vehicle parts for painting is provided. The stand includes a base and a vertical member attached to the base. A support member is included and is attached to the vertical member. A plurality of fixtures are provided and are attached to the support member and are configured for holding a plurality of vehicle parts in relation to one another so that the vehicle parts are oriented as if in an assembled state.

Abstract: 1. Increased energy is produced by stimulating the Citric Acid Cycle, in 1957 Dr. Livingston successfully treated Pregnancy Toxemia in sheep, with intravenous oxaloacetic acid, demonstrating that Krebs Cycles can be stimulated by intravenous injection. 2. U.S. Pat. No. 5,475,031, “DISCOVERY OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SUCCINIC ACID AND OTHER IMTERMEDIARY METABOLITES”, demonstrated that oral intake of Citric Acid Metabolites stimulates the Citric Acid Cycle. 3. The following actions; that are valuable happened when an oral therapeutic dose of “PES 2000 plus Folic Acid” are, administered to animals or humans. Succinic Dehydrogenises (Co Enzyme Q 10) supplementation may be needed if it is deficient in an animal, or human. A. An oral therapeutic dose of “PES 2000 plus Folic Acid”, reduces formation of triglycerides, cholesterol and apolipoprotein. This reduction helps prevent Alzheimer's disease, and heart attacks in humans and animals. B.

Abstract: 1. A therapeutic dose of PES 2000 when taken orally by animals or humans helps to control and prevent epilepsy.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a tool which comprises preparation of a thermoplastic honeycomb core. The honeycomb core is suspended within a mold. The method also comprises pouring a thermosetting medium between the core and the mold to form the tool and removing the tool from the mold.