What is claimed is:
1. A wrap for a reader comprising a length of fabric for draping over the wearer’s torso from the shoulders, the fabric also having a lateral extension at the middle for covering the neck of a wearer, and the fabric having an outer pocket on an inner pocket, the pockets being spaced away from the lateral extension, and one of the pockets being sized to hold reading matter.
2. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the lateral extension further comprises a collar.
3. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the lateral extension further comprises a hood.
4. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the length of fabric further comprises a length sufficient to cover the wearer’s arms.
5. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the length of fabric further comprises a length sufficient to extend below the wearer’s arms.
6. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the inner pocket is spaced sufficiently close to the end of the length of fabric to enable easy access to its contents by the wearer.
7. The wrap of claim 1, wherein one of the pockets is formed with a flap extending over it.
8. The wrap of claim 1, wherein one of the pockets is formed to have at least two compartments.
9. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the pockets are placed on the side of the fabric corresponding to the wearer’s right hand.
10. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the pockets are placed on the side of the fabric corresponding to the wearer’s left hand.
11. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the fabric does not slip easily against itself.
12. The wrap of claim 11, wherein the length of fabric does not include a fastener.
13. The wrap of claim 11, wherein the fabric further comprises a lightweight, lofty fleece.
14. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the length of fabric includes a fastener for closing the wrap.
15. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the inner and outer pockets are staggered in relation to each other.
16. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the length of fabric further comprises an additional pocket on the interior.
17. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the fabric further comprises cashmere.
18. The wrap of claim 1, wherein the fabric further comprises a lightweight fabric.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. Systems, which can consist of devices comprising of a reservoir, reservoir outlet, inlet pipechamber, valves permitting flow in one direction only which can include one directional control valves or one directional force control valves where the valves may be stroked by a mechanism or control device such as an actuator, chamber(s) including energy harnessing chamber(s), and can include return outlet pipechamber, return pressurised outlet pipechamber and high pressurised material outlet pipe, when connected in a combination of these devices to each other, harness, extract, transmute, exchange and transfer heat from a heat source through strategic placement and use of the said valves and the said energy harnessing chambers;
means of conveying gases, liquids, heated material or any other material through the said inlet pipechamber to and from any location to the energy harnessing chamber(s) to be subjected to heating, whereby the valves in the pipes and the chambers that are interconnected can control pressure, volume, direction, duration, temperature and flow of material where a series of the valves allow and control entry or exit of gases, liquids, heated material or any other material;
the said valves placed at intervals in the pipe or the chamber can open and close allowing control of entry and exit of the said material to and from a pipe or chamber thus enabling the valve to act as a controlling device allowing the material to be moved into the adjoining pipe or chamber; and
devices wherein the said energy harnessing chamber being configured to conducts heat, allows heat from a reliable heat source to be conducted and transferred to any material within the energy harnessing chamber enabling it to control, transmute, increase and retain volume, temperature, pressure, direction, duration and flow of the material within the energy harnessing chamber at specifiable levels so that sufficient temperature and pressure is created to expel the material within the energy harnessing chamber without a need to rely on the use of pumps.
2. The devices as defined in claim 1 where two or more of the said valves placed consecutively in the said pipe or chamber and when two valves are closed to create a chamber in the space between, the first closed valve becomes the inlet valve and the second closed valve becomes the outlet valve of the chamber created. Hence if more than two valves are closed they will create a series of chambers, where the outlet valve becomes the inlet valve for the next or succeeding pipe or chamber.
3. The devices as defined in claim 1 wherein the gas, liquids or any other material travels through the inlet pipechamber and enters the said energy harnessing chambers through the inlet valve and fills the (first) energy harnessing chamber; the gas, liquids or any other material begins to increased temperature and pressure from heat energy that is been conducted, extracted and transmuted from a reliable heat source through the walls of the (first) energy harnessing chamber, the supply of heat increases the temperature and pressure while retaining constant volume of the material that entered the (first) energy harnessing chamber, the outlet valve opens when a predetermined temperature andor pressure level is reached. The heated material leaves the (first) energy harnessing chamber when the outlet valve opens and enters the succeeding (second) energy harnessing chamber where the outlet valve of the (first) energy harnessing chamber shuts and the inlet valve of the (first) energy harnessing chamber opens allowing new material to enter and refill the (first) energy harnessing chamber; this process can be repeated to maximum increase the heat energy level required to be conducted through the first or subsequent energy harnessing chamber(s) that can be interconnected so by the time the material is about to leave any or the last of the energy harnessing chambers, it has sufficiently transmuted and harnessed the surrounding heat energy.
4. The devices as defined in claim 1 wherein the inlet pipechamber connects and conveys gases, liquids, heated material or other material to the said energy harnessing chamber; the inlet pipechamber can be insulated and made of suitable material capable to convey gases, liquids, heated material or any other material for the safe passage thereof.
5. The devices as defined in claim 1 wherein the said energy harnessing chamber(s) can be made of suitable material capable of conveying gases, liquids, heated material or any other material through each chamber that can conduct heat and can provide resistance to prevailing conditions.
6. The devices as defined in claim 1 wherein the said energy harnessing chamber system can have the energy harnessing chamber which can be of any shape that allows for the transition of gases, liquids or other material to flow and channel the material through to and out the outlet valve of the chamber.
7. The devices as defined in claim 1 wherein the said energy harnessing chamber system can have one or more energy harnessing chamber(s) in the system connected in series or any parallel or any series and parallels combination.
8. The devices as defined in claim 1 wherein the said return outlet pipechamber system can have the said valves creating individual return outlet pressurised pipechamber(s) within the return outlet pipe chamber system which can be insulated, can be connected to the last energy harnessing chamber providing passage to transfer heated materials in a controlled manner and can be made of suitable material capable to provide resistance to any prevailing conditions.
9. The devices as defined in claim 1 wherein the said high pressurised material outlet pipe can be connected at the end of the return outlet pipechamber or the last of the energy harnessing chamber(s) to transfer the heated material for any use; the said high pressurised material outlet pipe can have a reducing diameter so as to retain pressure, can be insulated and can be made of suitable material capable to provide resistance to any prevailing conditions. One or more high pressurised material outlet pipe(s) can be used in the energy harnessing chamber system.
10. The devices as defined in claim 1 can be made of suitable material which can be watertight, withstand corrosion, be flood-proof and provide resistance to any prevailing conditions capable to convey gases, liquids, heated material or any other material.
11. The devices as defined in claim 1 wherein the said gases, liquids, heated material or any other material may, after their usage, be recirculated and recycled back to the energy harnessing chamber system(s).