A clearing trap for decelerating bullets includes a housing and a bullet decelerating insert disposed within the housing. Preferably, the insert is slidably removable from the housing and is provided with a plurality of vents which help dissipate the force associated with firing a gun into a small enclosure. Also preferably, a portion of the insert is detachable or openable to facilitate periodic cleaning of the insert.

A method of clearing atherosclerosis comprising the step of administering to a patient, at least one dosage amount of a pharmaceutical composition comprising an effective non-toxic amount of each of a chelating agent, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), an anti-oxidant and a form of hyaluronic acid, selected from hyaluronic acid, salts thereof, homologues, analogues, derivatives, esters, complexes, fragments and subunits.

A clearing apparatus comprising a clearing device for use in clearing operations, a carriage to which the clearing device is mounted for the carriage to support the clearing device during use, and a handle for use in guiding the apparatus during use. The clearing device comprises an elongated support member, a clearing head mounted at a leading end of the support member, a power unit mounted at a trailing end of the support member, and a drive connection for connecting the power unit to the clea...

A memory content is cleared by a clear signal which is formed from a combination of input information known by only a specified person. Said clear signal is developed by a combination of keyswitch inputs, or a combination of a keyswitch input and dial switch input, which dial switch is spatially separated from a clear unit.

Clearing centrifuge having an inlet tube for filling the centrifuge drum; said inlet tube extending into said drum and comprising at least two outlet apertures for the material to be centrifuged; the improvement that said inlet tube comprises two or more tube parts which are arranged at least partly in one another and are adapted to be adjusted relatively to one another, and that two of said tube parts each comprise, or jointly form, one of said outlet apertures.

A clearing apparatus which includes a clearing device for use in clearing operations, and a carriage for supporting the clearing device during use. The clearing device is of conventional type and has an elongated support tube, a clearing head mounted at one end of the support tube, and a motor mounted at the other end of the support tube. The carriage includes a frame, a single support wheel which is rotatably mounted on the frame to support the frame, and a guide handle for use in guiding the a...

A clearing apparatus which includes a clearing device for use in clearing operations, and a carriage for supporting a clearing device during use. The clearing device is a clearing device of any conventional type and includes an elongated support member, a power unit at one end of the support member and a clearing head at the other end of the support member. The carriage comprises a frame structure having a lower end portion and having an upper end portion to extend upwardly from the lower end po...

A continuous rod warhead which utilizes ribbon shaped rods plug welded toher at alternate ends to form a continuous rod bundle is used in terrain clearance. The warhead may either be dropped from an aircraft and contact exploded or hand placed and then exploded by any convenient means.

A berm clearing attachment for removable securement to a road clearing vehicle, such as a bulldozer, road grader, hi-lift, dump truck, tractor, or skid-steer loader, for side or lateral dozing accumulated dirt and debris off of roads and road berms and away from guiderails by reciprocating laterally with respect to the longitudinal axis of the road clearing vehicle as the vehicle travels on the road and road berm. The berm clearing attachment includes a support framework removably securable to t...

Cluster clearing agents (CCAs) and the use thereof are discussed. CCAs are composed of a hepatic clearance directing moiety which directs the biodistribution of a CCA-containing construct to hepatic clearance; and a binding moiety which mediates binding of the CCA to a compound for which rapid hepatic clearance is desired.