Abstract: An apparatus for cleaning the grooves in the head of a golf club, the apparatus comprising a plurality of flexible prongs arranged in a row, the prongs having beveled scraping tips, means for mounting said prongs and a cover portion for fitting over the prongs.

Abstract: An improved deck structure and connector for construction of demountable structures such as a parking building as well as permanent structures such as a high rise office or apartment building, comprising connectors spaced along the edges of a concrete slab for attaching the slab to an underlying beam. Each connector includes an upright bushing embedded in the slab for receiving a removable lifting bolt which expands to engage the inside walls of the bushing to lift the slab into location on the beam. The portion of the bushing engaged by the expandable lifting bolt is preferably tapered upwardly between a horizontal mounting plate which rests on top of the beam and an anchor rod extending laterally from the bushing into the slab. The lifting bolt can be released and removed allowing same bushing to receive a fastener bolt. An alternative embodiment provides a downward vertical flange on the connector for welding to an edge of the beam.

Abstract: A fingernail wrapper and wrapping technique utilizing a thin flexible sheet, of tissue paper, for example, which includes a rear tab portion, a forwardly divergent intermediate portion forming a forward extension of the rear portion and having forwardly divergent edges, and a front portion forming a forward extension of the intermediate portion and including generally transverse rows of perforations along which the sheet may be torn to adjust the length of the front portion thereof. In applying the wrapper, the rear portion and the intermediate portion are adhered to the upper surface of the nail with the rear portion spaced from the cuticle enclosing the base of the nail, and with the forwardly divergent edges of the intermediate portion overlying the side edges of the nail substantially at the points where they begin to protrude forwardly from the finger itself, i.e., at the points where they begin to separate from the finger itself.