Abstract: A method and device for joining structural members, such as furniture components. A joining wedge is a substantially U-shaped or boxed shaped device having side surfaces or legs interconnected by a top surface and flanges extending outwardly of the legs or side surfaces of the wedge. The wedge is attached to one structural member and is received in a keyed slot defined in another structural member. The structural members are moved relative to one another such that the flanges cooperatively engage a subjacent wall of the keyed slot.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a bowling/pitching game that can be played virtually anywhere a substantially flat surface can be found and is enjoyable for adults as well as children. The playing field includes a distance marker and a scoring goal comprised of an outer scoring area and an inner scoring area. The goal also includes a game pole called the OOnagi™ pole and an object ball called an OOnagi™ ball, which sits on top of the OOnagi™ pole. While standing at the distance marker, the players pitch or bowl their balls called chuckers at the scoring goal. Scores are calculated according to the placement of the chuckers and OOnagi™ ball in the scoring goal.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a bowling/pitching game that can be played virtually anywhere a substantially flat surface can be found and is enjoyable for adults as well as children. The playing field includes a distance marker and a scoring goal comprised of an outer scoring area and an inner scoring area. The goal also includes a game pole called the OOnagi™ pole and an object ball called an OOnagi™ ball, which sits on top of the OOnagi™ pole. While standing at the distance marker, the players pitch or bowl their balls called chuckers at the scoring goal.