Abstract: An interior blind spot mirror which is mounted on the pillar of the window frame inside a vehicle on the driver's side, or on the passenger's side, completely eliminates the blind spot. The interior blind spot mirror includes an extension serving as a bridge between the mirror and the base which can be removed from the extension. There are two ball joints on either end of the extension which enable a user to conveniently adjust the mirror to a desired position. The base includes a soft pad sandwiched between the base and the double stick foam adhesive so that the base can fit pillars of different shapes. The interior blind spot mirror also includes an alternative base constructed of soft material such as polymer which can be mounted on different shapes of pillars of the window frames without the soft pad being attached to the bottom of the base. There is a mounting box on top of the base having a U-shaped notch into which the joint box on the lower end of the extension can be slidably affixed.

Abstract: An interior blind spot mirror which is mounted on the pillar of the window frame inside a vehicle on the driver's side, or on the passenger's side, completely eliminates the blind spot. The interior blind spot mirror includes an extension serving as a bridge between the mirror and the base which can be removed from the extension. There are two ball joints on either end of the extension which enable a user to conveniently adjust the mirror to a desired position. The base includes a soft pad sandwiched between the base and the double stick foam adhesive so that the base can fit pillars of different shapes. The interior blind spot mirror also includes an alternative base constructed of soft material such as polymer which can be mounted on different shapes of pillars of the window frames without the soft pad being attached to the bottom of the base. There is a mounting box on top of the base having a U-shaped notch into which the joint box on the lower end of the extension can be slidably affixed.

Abstract: A stringed instrument practice bow guide is disclosed for assisting a student of stringed instruments in learning proper movement of a bow of the stringed instrument without aggravating noise caused by improper string crossings. In a particular embodiment the stringed instrument practice bow guide includes a board having a finger end and an opposed brace end; a frame removably affixed to the board; and, a bow track defining a bow passage for slidably securing the bow. The bow track is pivotally secured to the frame so that the bow passage is in a fixed, right-angle relationship with respect to a longitudinal axis of the board and adjustably pivots with respect to a transverse axis of the board. A pivot arm extends between the bow track and the frame to secure the bow track in a plurality of fixed positions relative to the transverse axis of the board.