An arrow with a first body having a cylindrical member with a first outside diameter, a first outer surface, a first inner diameter, a first proximate end, and a first distal end, where the first proximate end is configured to accept an arrowhead, a second body having a hollow cylindrical member, where the second distal end is configured to accept fletching, and a nock, and a connecting means to couple the first body to the second body, wherein the arrowhead is a hollow coring arrowhead configured to cut a volume of material through a target, and where mass and fluid passes through the coring arrowhead to the first body, and where one or more rods are positioned within the second body, where the rods are exposed to the target after the first body detaches from the second body.

An arrow with a first body having a cylindrical member with a first outside diameter, a first outer surface, a first inner diameter, a first proximate end, and a first distal end, where the first proximate end is configured to accept an arrowhead, a second body having a hollow cylindrical member, where the second distal end is configured to accept fletching, and a nock, and a connecting means to couple the first body to the second body, wherein the arrowhead is a hollow coring arrowhead configured to cut a volume of material through a target, and where mass and fluid passes through the coring arrowhead to the first body, and where one or more rods are positioned within the second body, where the rods are exposed to the target after the first body detaches from the second body.

The present invention provides biodegradable projectiles for toy launchers that contain viable seeds. When lost outdoors the projectiles do not pollute the environment but instead degrade naturally and the seeds grow into plants that enhance the landscape.

The present invention provides biodegradable projectiles for toy launchers that contain viable seeds. When lost outdoors the projectiles do not pollute the environment but instead degrade naturally and the seeds grow into plants that enhance the landscape.

A system and method for associating an audio signal with a Personal Mobile Device (PMD) of a user is provided and includes associating a user with the Personal Mobile Device (PMD) of a user, associating at least one of the user and the PMD with a processing device, determining if the user is using an exercise machine having an exercise machine television and identifying which exercise machine the user is using, determining which channel is being displayed on the exercise machine television and transmitting the audio signal for the channel being displayed available to the user's PMD.

A system and method for associating an audio signal with a Personal Mobile Device (PMD) of a user is provided and includes associating a user with the Personal Mobile Device (PMD) of a user, associating at least one of the user and the PMD with a processing device, determining if the user is using an exercise machine having an exercise machine television and identifying which exercise machine the user is using, determining which channel is being displayed on the exercise machine television and transmitting the audio signal for the channel being displayed available to the user's PMD.

The present invention is a lightweight archery arrow having an arrow shaft with internal bracing, an arrow tip, and a nock. The arrow shaft with internal bracing is a cylindrical tube having a plurality of ribs formed along the length of the cylindrical tube. The ribs increase the bending stiffness of the cylindrical tube without adding additional thickness and weight. Due to the increased bending stiffness of the cylindrical tube provided by the ribs the wall thickness of the cylindrical tube may be reduced while still maintaining the bending stiffness comparable to that of an arrow shaft having a thicker wall. The decrease in wall thickness and the reduction of material reduces the weight of the arrow shaft providing an arrow shaft with an exterior diameter and bending stiffness comparable to that of a standard arrow shaft, but being lighter in weight.

The present invention is a lightweight archery arrow having an arrow shaft with internal bracing, an arrow tip, and a nock. The arrow shaft with internal bracing is a cylindrical tube having a plurality of ribs formed along the length of the cylindrical tube. The ribs increase the bending stiffness of the cylindrical tube without adding additional thickness and weight. Due to the increased bending stiffness of the cylindrical tube provided by the ribs the wall thickness of the cylindrical tube may be reduced while still maintaining the bending stiffness comparable to that of an arrow shaft having a thicker wall. The decrease in wall thickness and the reduction of material reduces the weight of the arrow shaft providing an arrow shaft with an exterior diameter and bending stiffness comparable to that of a standard arrow shaft, but being lighter in weight.

The present disclosure provides an arrow shaft with a high strength including, as the arrow shaft which has an arrowhead disposed at one side and an arrow nock disposed at the other side, at least one sheet layer which is laminated on and wound around at least a portion of an arrow shaft main body and is arranged in one direction, in which the sheet layer includes: a first sheet member which includes a plurality of sheet parts having at least some made of a transparent or translucent material and a second sheet member which has a strength reinforcing part formed on a portion where the first sheet member and at least a portion of the second sheet member overlap.

The present disclosure provides an arrow shaft with a high strength including, as the arrow shaft which has an arrowhead disposed at one side and an arrow nock disposed at the other side, at least one sheet layer which is laminated on and wound around at least a portion of an arrow shaft main body and is arranged in one direction, in which the sheet layer includes: a first sheet member which includes a plurality of sheet parts having at least some made of a transparent or translucent material and a second sheet member which has a strength reinforcing part formed on a portion where the first sheet member and at least a portion of the second sheet member overlap.