After watching an exciting game of Mongo Ball using an old obsolete Mongo Bat, I have been given the assignment of determining if there are any more Mongo Bats in existance, and if not, locating the tooling.
I tracked them to Aviva in California and then to Mattel.  Mattel is checking their dusty old closets for the bats and/or the tooling.  Waiting to hear from them....
 

I have tried placing the U-LOCS in kennels, hardware stores, pool supply stores with absolutely no results in 2 months! I have contacted Stanley Works and they appeared somewhat interested, but they have not contacted me lately. I tried Lowes but they referred me to the lock manufacturers who are their vendors. I saw that a child drowned in a pool in Charlotte, but I could not get the city or the health department interested in preventing any future drownings. I believe that I will start to seek another muse.....

Posted by JMaslar at 9:21 AM 0 comments

Yes, Steve gave me the Four Hour Week book to read, then the web site.  I wondered why I should increase my hours to four when I was already retired. However, I went to the United Inventers web site. http://www.uiausa.com/
Once there, I found a neat invention waiting for someone to license it for marketing. It was called U-LOC. http://www.nokeyuloc.com/