The rubber cap will act as a vacuum or not invite air into the bottle, and when the needle is pushed through, this vacuum will not be disrupted.
More unusually still, Mr Qimani has been invited to air his views on television, including on one programme where he challenged any cleric to an open debate.
He added: ""I am only invited on air as a fringe member of a panel or as one side in a discussion.
Community leaders and neighbors were invited to air their opinions, as master planners considered how to turn this former swamp into a cultural, and sustainable, landscape.
The pontiff will next month head to the World Meeting of Families, gathering Catholics from across the globe in Philadelphia in the US, but LGBT groups have not been invited to air their views.
So strong were her views that in 2010, she was invited to air her concerns, along with four other young carers, at a meeting with David Cameron at Downing Street.
There seems to be no respite to the speed at which the letter T is being eliminated from the English language now mangled by those invited to air their views.
Ms. Albright, for instance, recently joined former President Bill Clinton to help raise $1 million in a week for Mrs. Clinton, while Ms. Ferraro, a contributor on Fox News, recently told people there that she or another Clinton surrogate should appear whenever someone known to hold strong views against Mrs. Clinton is invited on air to talk politics.
TV audiences have been invited to air their views on BBC One, Two, Three and Four as the BBC Trust announces its largest review into the channels.
Yanez has attended two public meetings, her infant daughter in tow, to voice her concerns and invite air quality officials to visit and test the air at her home.
