Abstract: A round or rectangular clip assembly that utilizes torsion tension spring loops, formed from the flexible material. The clip forms a tongue segment on one side of the torsion tension spring loops, and multiple extension members on the second side. The spring loop is configured to pushes the tongue segment toward the substantially parallel surface formed on each extension member, and can hold a light bulb or a light socket inbetween. The clip also includes additional torsion three-quarter rounded tension spring loop, which can be rounded for holding a wire or an extension cord, or rectangular, for attaching to a rectangular fixture.

Abstract: A round or rectangular clip assembly that utilizes torsion tension spring loops, formed from the flexible material. The clip forms a tongue segment on one side of the torsion tension spring loops, and multiple extension members on the second side. The spring loop is configured to pushes the tongue segment toward the substantially parallel surface formed on each extension member, and can hold a light bulb or a light socket inbetween. The clip also includes additional torsion three-quarter rounded tension spring loop, which can be rounded for holding a wire or an extension cord, or rectangular, for attaching to a rectangular fixture.

Abstract: An aquatic race assembly system and method of conducting canine races, which includes two lanes, separated by a partition and a platform with a start line, a predetermined distance from one end of the platform. The platform is positioned proximate to a body of water or a pool. A sensor is placed in each lane, to automatically monitor the dog's position at the start and sending a signal to the control system, which determines whether there was a false start. When a dog bites and pools the lure places at a set distance on the other end of the pool, the lure is disconnected from the control system, causing a signal with the timing information to be sent and processed.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an aquatic race assembly for canines and a method of conducting races of canines with the assembly. The assembly generally includes two lanes and a platform with a start line a predetermined distance from an end of the platform. The platform is positioned proximate to a body of water. The water may be held in a container. An object adapted to be bitten and pulled by a dog is positioned proximate to the water and positioned a predetermined distance from the start line. The lanes may be separated by a partition. In a race, at least one canine is timed as the canine crosses the start line, moves from the platform to the water, swims through the water, and bites the object. The timer stops when the canine disconnects the object from a timing system.