Life-link International, Inc.

Other

Rick Liu

Zaidee Fuller

A holder is provided for maintaining a device such as a musical instrument in a steady position on the floor upon which the device has been placed. The holder is attached to the floor but can be easily removed. The holder is provided with a recess adapted to receive the device. The recess is located on the top of the holder. The holder separates the device from the floor and comprises a substrate which has a pressure sensitive adhesive affixed to its bottom surface.

Musical instrument stabilizing restraint

A locking structure for two telescoping tubular members is provided with an outer tube member and an inner tube member slidable inside the outer tube member. An expansion member is located within the outer tube member. The expansion member contains at least two tapered members each having innermost and outermost portions, the outermost portions being spaced no more than 1/2 inch from each other. On the expansion member is an outer tube pressure member shaped to fit the expansion to member and disposed between said the expansion member and the inner surface of the outer tube member. The expansion member may be attached to the inner tube member. The expansion member is moved in opposite directions inside the outer tube member so that when said expansion member is moved in a first direction, pressure is directly applied to the outer tube pressure member which in turn applies pressure to the inner surface of the outer tube member thereby maintaining the inner and outer tube members in a locked position. When the expansion member is moved in the opposite direction, pressure is relieved from the outer tube pressure member which in turn relieves the pressure exerted on the inner surface of the outer tube member thereby loosening the inner and outer tube members from their previously locked or tightened position.

Adjustable length ski pole

An eyeglass retainer comprising a band with tubular members at each end made of an elastic material, the tubular members being lined with a primary surface lining material and friction means being fixed to the tubular members and extending into the interior space of the tubular members.

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Wilson, WY, United States of America

Rick Liu