Norma Violeta Brown, 831906 Island Cir UNIT 104, Kissimmee, FL 34741

6382582, May 7, 2002

Mar 5, 2001

09/799457

Norma Brown - Brooklyn NY, 11229

F16M 1300

248521, 169 58, 248523, 340618

The present invention discloses a safety stand for a tree having a main housing body and attached thereto a secondary housing body The main housing is elliptically shaped having situated thereon illumination lights LED lights along with transparent picture sleeves Also attached thereto is a mounting collar with threaded screws for receiving and holding a tree trunk along having an electrical outlet disposed thereon. The main housing also contains a CD player along with a water reservoir for watering the tree. Also contained on the main housing is an extinguisher system having flame sensors attached thereto in the form of decorative ornamental bulbs placed throughout the tree. Vent holes are provided in the bulbs through which air can pass in the form of smoke so as to activate the sensors and thereby having a bulb transmitter send a signal to a means for an alarm disposed in the main housing body. Extinguishing conduits run around the outside of the main housing having retardant outlets disposed thereon through which retardant is released from a pressurized fire retardant compartment The secondary housing body contains a tree rotation system comprising a motor and bevel gears along with a mounting collar An alternative embodiment is disclosed wherein an artificial tree is held by a central rotating shaft and a central conduit for fire retardant is contained therein so that the sensor when activated will disperse retardant over and about the artificial tree.

6425862, Jul 30, 2002

Mar 5, 2001

09/799458

Norma Brown - Brooklyn NY, 11229

A61B 500

600300, 600301, 600590, 128904, 128921, 434127, 3123514, 361683, 361724, 708132, 177 2519, 108 25, D06396, 2972172, 297115

The present invention discloses a horseshoe-shaped table having a computer and a dual-purpose chair associated therewith. The chair adjusts to variously sized users by using a piston and piston support mechanism disposed internally of the chair. The chair also serves as a weight scale or sensor which is disposed in the seat thereof and has data input means, including a headset with microphone and chewing sensor disposed thereon. The arm of the chair has a blood pressure sensor disposed thereon. Data gathered from the sensor input devices is transmitted to a computer disposed internally of the table having a monitor and keypad disposed on the tabletop. Also shown are a pair of scales which measure both the individual meal food and the daily food allowance which data is also input into the computer. The scales are equipped with segmented platters and non-segmented platters , having various food compartments for receiving different types of food. The monitor is disposed on a suspension arm which is adjustable and is provided with a control crank for adjusting the arm.

5769090, Jun 23, 1998

Aug 20, 1997

8/915166

Norma Brown - Brooklyn NY

A61F 537

128883

A female security device placed within a vaginal cavity to protect and minimize physical damage caused by physical sexual intercourse. The female security device includes a cylindrical housing including a first open end and a second closed end. The second closed end is inserted deeper within the vaginal cavity than the first open end and an inner surface of the cylindrical housing is able to absorb any fluid dispensed therein. Pressure sensors are positioned therearound for sensing contractions in walls of the vaginal cavity and a pressure sensor is positioned therein for sensing pressure caused by insertion of an object into the cylindrical cavity. A needle is positioned to extend into the cylindrical cavity for contacting the object inserted therein and retaining a tissue sample of the object. A microcomputer is connected to the external and internal sensors for determining when an object has been inserted therein and a reservoir is connected for releasing an identification dye to discolor the object upon making such a determination. Furthermore, the needle is able to inject a tissue irritant into the object upon contact therewith and thus cause an irritation to form.

5980359, Nov 9, 1999

Dec 22, 1997

8/996335

Norma Brown - Brooklyn NY

A41C 310

450 57

A bra barrier device (16) comprising a flexible, substantially flat absorptive protective band (18) worn on an abdomen (20) of a woman's body (22). A top edge (24) of the band (18) extends under the breasts (26) and a lower border (28) at the cups (30) of a bra (32), so as to prevent dermal irritation and lesions caused by heat, moisture and chaffing associated with use of the bra (32).

5971102, Oct 26, 1999

Aug 17, 1998

9/134958

Norma Brown - Brooklyn NY

E04G 100

182129

A ladder including storage areas for allowing access to an area out of reach of a user. A tool box is removably connected at a top end of the ladder so as to be easily accesible to a user of the ladder. The ladder includes a first pair of legs and a second pair of legs extending at an adjustable angle to the first pair of legs. A plurality of steps extend between the legs of the first pair of legs and a storage compartments is positioned below each of the plurality of steps. The storage compartments are each movable between a first position completely contained beneath its respective step and a second position extending out from its respective step providing access to a storage area. Adjustable feet positioned on a base side of each leg of the ladder. The adjustable feet are both angularly adjustable and height adjustable to adapt the ladder to the terrain on which it is to sit.

5921567, Jul 13, 1999

Sep 6, 1997

8/927549

Norma Brown - Brooklyn NY

B62B 700

280 87051

A safety walker (10) for a baby (12) comprising a framework (14) which surrounds an area to be occupied by the baby (12). A structure (16) is for holding the baby (12) in a secure manner within the framework (14). Components (18) are on a bottom end of the framework (14) for engaging a horizontal support surface (20) in a moveable manner, so that the framework (14) can be propelled by the baby (12) therein. An assembly (22) on the framework (14) is for protecting the baby (12), so that in a first instance if the framework (14) tips over and in a second instance if the framework (14) falls down from a height, such as a flight of stairs (24), a landing and a porch (26), the protecting assembly (22) will prevent traumatic injury to the baby (12).

5984135, Nov 16, 1999

Aug 3, 1998

9/128616

Norma Brown - Brooklyn NY

A47G 1922
B65D 5124

220708

A beverage container cover for preventing the introduction of any contaminants into a beverage container. The beverage container cover includes a sealing layer including a top side and a bottom side, a straw extending on either side of the sealing layer and able to prevent a contaminant from passing therethrough and an adhesive substance extending about a periphery of the bottom side of the sealing layer for forming a seal with a rim of the container. A lip extends about a periphery of the top side for engaging the rim of the container and strengthening the seal therebetween. The cover further includes a first protective layer removably connected to the top side and covering a top portion of the straw and a second protective layer removably connected to the bottom side and covering the bottom side, a bottom portion of the straw and the adhesive substance. The straw may be extended whereby it extends to a base of the container.

5929332, Jul 27, 1999

Aug 15, 1997

8/915535

Norma Brown - Brooklyn NY

A61B 500
A43B 2300

73172

A sensor shoe attached to a power source for sensing conditions of a foot positioned within the sensor shoe. The sensor shoe includes a base, a foot receiving portion extending from the base and an inner sole positioned within the foot receiving portion and atop the base. The inner sole includes a plurality of sensors positioned about an area of the inner sole for sensing conditions within the foot receiving portion and generating signals representative of the sensed conditions. A microcomputer is connected to receive the generated signals from the plurality of sensors and analyzes the signals to determine if a critical situation exists. A medication reservoir containing medication therein is connected to the microcomputer for releasing the medication upon a determination by the microcomputer that a critical situation exists.