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Vem LLC

Eric A Harrell

Robert H Berry

Grilling pin

A wearable device for multimedia communications is disclosed herein. The device includes a power supply, a stereo communication link, and a belt with a buckle. The stereo communication link is configured to communicate at least one of audio signals and video signals over a channel. The belt with a buckle includes a housing, capturing means affixed to the housing, a sound output means affixed to the housing, and a display affixed to the housing. The capturing means adapted to record video. The sound output means configured to play audio responsive to the audio signals communicated over the channel. The display configured to play video responsive to the video signals communicated over the channel.

Belt-type wearable device, system, and method for multimedia communications

An auxiliary user interface for a mobile device is disclosed herein. The auxiliary user interface includes a mobile device encasement configured to enclose the mobile device and an auxiliary capacitive touchscreen fixed to the mobile device encasement and configured to communicably couple with the mobile device when the mobile device encasement is attached to the mobile device. The auxiliary capacitive touchscreen is configured to operate as a user interface of the mobile device. The auxiliary user interface may be useful for providing protection and an auxiliary interface for the mobile device.

Auxiliary user interface and method

A device for multimedia communications is disclosed herein. The device for multimedia communications includes a power supply, a stereo communication link, a left headset earpiece, and a right headset earpiece. The stereo communication link is configured to communicate at least one of audio signals and video signals over a left channel to the left headset earpiece and over a right channel to the right headset earpiece. The left and the right headset earpieces feature speakers and displays for playing audio and video signals together or independently.

Device, system, and method for multimedia communications

Fishing lure

The jig fish lure has a jig head, a neck extending from the jig head, and a fishhook having a portion of the shank embedded in the jig head and neck. The jig head has an upper portion and a lower portion. A recess having orthogonal walls extending horizontally and vertically is defined in the lower portion, defining a ledge. A notch is defined in the upper portion extending into and bifurcating the ledge, the notch defining a passage. A bore is defined through the upper portion extending from the crown of the jig head to the top of the notch. The eye of the fishhook extends from the lower portion of the jig head beneath the ledge. A fishing line can be threaded through the bore and the notch, looped through the eye, and secured by a knot, which lies protected within the notch.

Jig fish lure

A table that corrects postures when looking at the anterior aspect of the person. The table will be mirror-imaging their postures including: Right and left head translations, right and left thoracic translations, and right and left lateral bending of the thorax. The table is made up of two movable sections (cervical and thoracic) and a stationary seat having a pelvic support. The head is placed in between two padded walls, and the cervical section is slid to one side and gets locked down, placing the head of the patient in the mirror-image translation. The thorax of the person is strapped down to the thoracic support, which is then slid to one side and locked in place, causing the thorax to be in mirror-image translation and/or lateral bending posture.

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Pickens, SC, United States of America

Eric A Harrell