Abstract: A golf club that picks up a golf ball, sets the golf ball on a tee and may be used to hit the golf ball by providing an opening in the golf club head for entrance of the golf ball which through a series of inclining and declining planes and bumpers the ball rolls into the back of the golf club via a push down motion, thence the golf club can be picked up, held above the tee, and with a turn of the wrist the golf ball can be set upon the tee for driving by the same golf club.

Abstract: A static mixing device for mounting or other attachment within a hollow tubular conduit including a plurality of vanes generally equally spaced therein and each including a generally oblong plate radially inwardly extending from the conduit internal wall surface and wherein each of said plates is provided with a generally wing-shaped cap that downwardly, rearwardly and inwardly bends from the top of the plate to said conduit wall.

Abstract: A variable static mixer and system for accommodating variable and different flows in a pipeline so as to produce maximum mixing efficiency including a first mixer mounted in the pipeline and a second mixer mounted in the pipeline at a downstream location wherein the second mixer has a plate with a mixing orifice which plate is adapted to move between non-mixing and mixing positions.

Abstract: A heat sink assembly wherein the heat sink is allowed to move within vertical limits with respect to a clip adapted to hold both the heat sink and a microprocessor so as to accommodate heat expansion of the resultant assembly yet provide continual heat transfer contact between the heat sink and the microprocessor.

Abstract: A tracking system for ammunition cartridges where the cartridge casings are provided with serial indicia on an inside surface such that spent casing found at a crime scene can be tracked to the purchaser of the ammunition via a machine scannable system.

Abstract: A pegboard assembly adapted for the receipt of standard hook and rod devices in both ¼ inch and ⅛ inch thickness which engages the hook portion of such devices at both a vertically disposed front plate and a horizontally disposed top plate so as to insure both firm support and resistance to lateral shift.

Abstract: A closed system adapter for catheters is disclosed. The adapter comprises a rigid outer housing having an inlet end with an internal cavity, and outlet end with a central passageway, the outlet end having a series of incrementally larger diameter steps permitting connection to various sized catheters.Positioned within the inlet end internal cavity is a resilient valve member normally biased to a sealed closed position. The valve member includes a generally cylindrical wall with a diaphragm with a pre-slit partitioned across the wall. The cylindrical wall dimensioned to be slightly larger in diameter than the inlet end cavity of the housing except for a recessed area where the diaphragm is positioned. The cylindrical wall providing inward compressive force except in the recess area permitting the diaphragm to remain in a steady state normally closed position without excessive inwardly compressive force.