Month of November 2000

The present invention is a date matching network, based upon the matching of individuals that visit the same or similar web sites.

The present invention is a customer loyalty reward system for restaurants. Customer purchases are automatically recorded from billing information and stored in a customer reward database that records the total purchasing activity of the customer at the restaurant.

In the fast-food industry, drive-through windows are a popular way to order items quickly. However, as their popularity increases, service quality suffers, especially during peak usage times such as the lunch hour. What is needed is a method to accelerate customer service at drive-through windows.

Restaurateurs in order to better serve their clientele desire to know customer preferences and in particular the preferences of repeat customers. Conventionally customer preferences could only be tracked by maintaining records of the number of order of each item or by communicating directly with the customer.

Certain sterically hindered hydroxy-substituted hydrocarbyloxyamine stabilizers are found to be especially efficacious towards stabilizing organic material subject to degradation induced by light, heat or oxidation.

A belt clip attached to the back side of a cordless phone allows the user to have the cordless at hand and within reach at all times if needed. The user never has to get up or leave an important task to answer the phone nor does the user need to leave for the base in another room to catch the caller. A phone clip...

The present invention is a compact table assembly designed for use in combination with an adjustable scissor jack assembly. The result is an economically constructed, compact, adjustable computer monitor stand.

The present invention is a darkness activated lighting system, particularly for operating safety lights on a bicycle helmet. The system includes a combination light sensor and battery-powered light 110 mounted on a conventional bicycle helmet 120.

The present invention is a compact table assembly designed for use in combination with an adjustable scissor jack assembly. The result is an economically constructed, compact, adjustable computer monitor stand.

Competitive bicyclists often use a combination of matching cycling shoes and pedals to fixedly attach their feet to the pedal. Having a binding that connects foot to pedal allows for more efficient cycling. However, oftentimes use of such bindings results in serious injury, since the foot fails to come loose from...