Abstract: A system, method, and apparatus for separating liquid from gas in a horizontal well comprises a first tubing member comprising one of a screen-walled tube and a perforated tube, and a second tubing member configured inside the first tubing member, the second tubing member comprising a blank-walled tube section and one of a screen walled tube section and a perforated tube section, wherein the second tubing member has a smaller diameter than the first tubing member.

Abstract: A system, method, and apparatus for separating liquid from gas in a horizontal well comprises a first tubing member comprising one of a screen-walled tube and a perforated tube, and a second tubing member configured inside the first tubing member, the second tubing member comprising a blank-walled tube section and one of a screen walled tube section and a perforated tube section, wherein the second tubing member has a smaller diameter than the first tubing member.

Abstract: Mounting system for attaching splitboard bindings or slide-mount bindings to non-splitboards or snowboards as to use multiple boards with one set of bindings, or interchange bindings quickly. Accomplished by using an assembly comprised of two congruent parts, namely a receiver plate and receiver plate retainer, that affix to a snowboard to allow the above mentioned bindings to slide on and off of any snowboard mounted with said assembly. A receiver plate retainer rests in and atop a notched and patterned receiver plate that, when fastened, creates a solid but angularly adjustable mounting system for said bindings to be securely fastened to a standard snowboard.

Abstract: A wooden sawhorse device that can be quickly and easily assembled and disassembled without tools or fasteners. Tapered legs are each provided with slotted upper and lower edges and a contoured opening near the center of the leg. A pair of slotted sawhorse rails interfit with the slotted upper edges of the legs to rigidly connect the legs and provide a space for a 2'.times.6' board on top of the sawhorse. A slotted tool tray fits through the openings in the legs and interfits with the contoured edges of the openings to provide a rigid brace and a tool receiving surface. The sawhorses can be set up in pairs with scaffold rails extending between them to provide support for a flat work table. By stacking the sawhorses upon one another and installing the scaffold rails between the uppermost sawhorse rails, multiple level scaffolding can be formed. The sawhorse rails can be replaced by miter box rails which are specially constructed to receive and support a power miter box.