MR. MICHAEL STAHL, LCSW
Social Work at Collins Ave, Miami, FL

4224954, Sep 30, 1980

Jul 5, 1978

5/921981

Michael L. Stahl - Miami FL

A45D 700

132 7

A device for use in bleaching or coloring hair in discrete portions comprised of a thin planar base member with a hand grip portion at first end, a generally U-shaped top member including a transverse span portion atop the base member, adjacent the hand grip portion, and a pair of generally parallel arms or thin planar material extending from the span portion along the base member, adjacent the respective side edges thereof, to points adjacent a second end of the base member. A moisture impervious flexible sheet of a suitable material, such as aluminum foil, is disposed between the base and U-shaped top members. A lock of hair is disposed over at least a portion of the central area of the foil, and a hair coloring or bleaching fluid is applied thereto. A pair of oppositely outwardly extending wing portions of the foil is folded over the lock of hair, after which the device is slidably removed from the foil, which remains in wrapped engagement about the lock of hair. Preferably, the foil has a fold at the base to add strength to end part and to catch and hold any excess fluid which might run off the hair.

4403622, Sep 13, 1983

Jul 28, 1982

6/402790

Michael L. Stahl - Miami FL

A45D 218

132 43R

This invention relates to a device for use in straightening or relaxing overly-curly or wavy, unmanageable hair, using caustic compositions which can irritate the scalp or skin if brought into contact therewith. The device includes a planar base member or board, adjustable for head size and hair length, with means for covering with paper or similar material which overlaps the top edge of the board. The board covered with the paper is placed next to the scalp and the hair overlaps the board and paper at the top edge. The paper is cut off at a distance from the length of a lock of hair placed thereupon. The relaxing composition is then applied to the lock of hair and worked into the hair for suitable time, as determined by the operator. The board is then removed and the process repeated for another lock of hair.

4057985, Nov 15, 1977

Apr 16, 1976

5/677835

Michael A. Stahl - Miami Beach FL

Far Out Products, Ltd. - Hollywood FL

F16B 4100

70231

A locking nut assembly comprises an axle nut, a resilient ring member and a cover member. The axle nut has a threaded bore at one end and a locking bore at the other end thereof. The threaded bore has a structural configuration which threadingly engages a bicycle axle. The outer surface of the axle nut has flat surface areas and an annular groove. The resilient ring member is disposed within the annular groove. The cover member is slidingly disposed over the outer surface of the axle nut. The cover member has a tapered, smooth outer surface and an end portion with a bore opening juxtaposed the locking bore of the axle nut. The use of the assembly prevents the untightening of the axle nut which holds the bicycle wheel in place on the bicycle frame.

4028915, Jun 14, 1977

Feb 17, 1976

5/658541

Michael A. Stahl - Miami Beach FL

Far Out Products Ltd. - Hollywood FL

B62K 2500, B62K 2502

70233

A lever arm lock for a conventional quick-release hub assembly includes a cover mountable to a first skewer rod end nut supporting a quick-release lever arm. The cover is secured to the end nut with a locking mechanism (combination, magnetic, key, etc. ) and maintains the lever arm in a locked position making it impossible to remove the hub. A second skewer rod end nut opposite the first end nut is formed with a substantially smooth outer surface that is continuously inclined with respect to the axle. This surface configuration prevents removal of the locked hub assembly by turning the second end nut with a pliers or other tool. The lever arm lock also prevents the hub from being jarred loose on impact with curbs, rocks, etc. The end nut assemblies have extensions which abut the frame thereby preventing loosening thereof for unauthorized removal.