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A self defense weapon formed as a memo pad and which is easily held by a person's fingers, therefore making it possible to provide protection from a mugger and also to quickly and easily write a record or a message without failure of missing or forgetting significant information under a stressful situation.
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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 7339792 | Graphics card apparatus with improved heat dissipating assemblies A cooling mechanism to dissipate thermal energy generated by the active electronic components of a graphics card assembly. A mechanism includes a radiator and a metal block that is thermally coupled to the active electronic components and that has a tubing therewith... | 03/04/2008 |
| 7296733 | Device and methods for storing and tracking pregnancy progress Methods and a device for storing and tracking a pregnancy progress and for keeping up to a predetermined number of sound messages. The user of the device records sound messages, wherein the sound messages include a fetal heartbeat sound from a doctor's Doppler equip... | 11/20/2007 |
| D553248 | Kick counting device | 10/16/2007 |
| 7196691 | Multi-key macros to speed data input Systems for initiating the execution of a macro by simultaneously depressing multiple keys and for reducing the misclassification of keyboard input by distinguishing between rollovers in normal typing and the simultaneous depression of two keys. Only keystrokes that... | 03/27/2007 |
| D536858 | Belt having guitar pics disposed thereon | 02/20/2007 |
| 7131088 | Reliability based characterization using bisection In accordance with the present invention there is provided a method for determining an optimized parameter for a circuit simulation. A circuit path for the simulation is determined, and maximum and minimum optimization parameters are decided. Next, the circuit path ... | 10/31/2006 |
