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Brainchild LLC

Kenneth W Johnson

Irvin G Burough

Homer E Myers

Robert O Pellissier

A rotary rehabilitation apparatus is presented for rehabilitation of a person's extremity, including the joints and assorted muscles, tendons, ligaments, that can be tailored to the person's needs based upon their physical size, type of injury, and plan for recovery. The apparatus facilitates the adjustment of the range of motion of the user's extremity in a cycling action by offsetting a moveable lever from a fixed lever at a plurality of angles. As the user's extremity moves in a circular path, the extremity engages in extension and flexion to cause movements in the articulations formed at the user's joints.

Rotary rehabilitation apparatus and method

A stand supports a laptop computer spaced above a supporting surface so that air can circulate between the computer and the supporting surface to cool the computer.

Cooling stand for a laptop computer

A rotary rehabilitation apparatus for rehabilitation of a person's extremity, including the joints and assorted muscles, tendons, ligaments, that can be tailored to the person's needs based upon their physical size, type of injury, and plan for recovery. The apparatus facilitates the adjustment of the range of motion of the user's extremity in a cycling action by offsetting a moveable lever from a fixed lever at a plurality of angles. As the user's extremity moves in a circular path, the extremity engages in extension and flexion to cause movements in the articulations formed at the user's joints.

A recreational storage and audio apparatus 10 is provided with a chest 12 having an open area 24 formed therein and a lid 36 for covering the open area. A pair of wheels 54 is coupled to a bottom wall 22 of the chest 12. A first handle 62 is pivotably coupled to one end of the chest 12 and a second handle 68 is mounted for slidable movement in the chest adjacent another end of the chest. The second handle 68 is provided to be used in conjunction with the first handle 62 when the second handle is moved to a first position to allow the chest 12 to be picked up and carried and is provided to be used in conjunction with the wheels 54 when the second handle is moved to a second position to allow the chest to be moved on the wheels and rolled in a horizontal direction. Additionally, an AM/FM radio 100, cassette player 110, and compact disc player 120 are coupled to and supported on the lid 36. A first set of speakers 136, is coupled to a front portion of the chest 12 and a second set of speakers is coupled to the front portions of the chest below the first set of speakers. A third speakers 140 is pivotably coupled to each end of the chest 12.

Recreational storage and audio apparatus

An analyzer to detect a specific gas in the atmosphere by infrared absorption, having a porous tube surrounding an enclosed column of air, the porous tube having an average pore size to permit gas to diffuse through it quickly, and having within the tube an infrared source, an infrared detector and an optical filter that passes those portions of the infrared spectrum most strongly absorbed by the gas, the analyzer having a time base generator to pulse the infrared source and electronic means to measure the maximum and minimum signals from the detector and a meter to indicate the difference between the maximum and minimum as a measure of the amount of the gas in the column of air.

Method and apparatus for detecting gas

A system for properly vertically positioning and stabilizing a golf club which may be utilized with either a putter or a driving wood wherein a rotatable circular roller is mounted on either the toe or the heel of the golf club and provides for proper vertical positioning and stabilization of the club face during either the putting or driving stroke with respect to the center of mass of the ball.

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Pittsburg, KS, United States of America

Kenneth W Johnson