Richard Swan

Music game system, staging instructions synchronizing control method for same, and readable recording medium recorded with staging instructions synchronizing control program for same 1202 6,342,664 Data reproducing apparatus 1203 6,342,662 Tune changeable panpipe without harming the lips of a player 1204 6,339,304 Swing control for altering power to drive motor after each swing cycle

Acoustic resonator performance enhancement using filled recessed region 102 7,368,852 Electrically conductive matching layers and methods 103 7,368,848 Surface acoustic wave device and environmental difference detecting apparatus using the surface acoustic wave device 104 7,368,847 Surface acoustic wave device and environmental difference detecting apparatus using the surface acoustic wave device

Music jukebox 952 6,584,541 Method for storing digital information in write-once memory array 953 6,584,193 System, method, and computer program product for network telephone queuing 954 6,583,348 Server for use in rating of music contents 955 6,583,347 Method of synthesizing musical tone by executing control programs and music programs 956 6,582,273 Music box transmission mechanism

System, Method and Computer Program Product for Intelligent Groupwise Media Selection 152 20070265104 Storage medium storing sound output program, sound output apparatus and sound output control method 153 20070264978 Method of providing customized ring tone service 154 20070261540 Flute controller driven dynamic synthesis system 155 20070261535 Metadata-based song creation and editing

System and method for recording incoming calls on demand in a transaction processing system 152 7,272,629 Portal server and information supply method for supplying music content of multiple versions 153 7,272,539 Representation generation method, representation generation device, and representation generation system 154 7,272,232 System and method for prioritizing and balancing simultaneous audio outputs in a handheld device

The present invention relates to the management of pain without requiring or allowing for reduction in the level of administration of narcotics, and to self-management of pain on an outpatient basis. Typically the effect may be of pain relief. Two high frequency signals f1 and f2 may be mixed to deliver a signal having a beat frequency (f2 - f1) of 1 to 250 Hz, and the area of the electrode B at the treatment site may be over 50 times smaller than the other electrode A.

Methods and compositions for treating pain at a specific site with an effective concentration of capsaicin or analogues thereof are described. Application of capsaicin (or a capsaicin analog) in a concentration from about 5% to about 10% by weight has been discovered to be an extremely effective therapy for treating neuropathic pain.

The present invention is directed to a safe and effective therapy for the treatment of pain associated surgical incisions, wounds, cuts and abrasions. In addition, since physical manipulation of the pin is generally unnecessary, patients experience less pain, less discomfort during the procedure, and the risk of repetitive stress injury to the therapist is reduced. Methods and compositions for treating pain at a specific site with an effective concentration of capsaicin or analogues thereof are described.

The device vibrates as desired. Since this is the first device based on the acupressure method of back pain relief it is unique in concept. A temperature compression treatment garment for providing therapy to the chest and/or breasts for relief of pain and discomfort. The apparatus and method can be used in a variety of treatments, including relief of pain, relief of stress, electronic acupuncture and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation.

Described are combinations of implantable and external means for providing pain relief to patients suffering from prostatitis, prostatalgia or prostatodynia which employ electrical and/or magnetic stimulation to effect such relief. US2003100931 System and method for pain management therapy that provides customized signal analysis for each patient's perception of pain. In addition, the pain relief response to the sensed brain wave signals indicating perceived pain can also be customized for each patient