Abstract: A sustainable and compact green energy harvesting, storage and monetization ecosystem. Various energy capturing devices (e.g., solar, wind, water, kinetic) are utilized to capture sustainable and renewable energy that is captured in portable energy storage devices (e.g., battery packs). The energy from the battery packs is collected by an energy collection, storage and distribution facility that may store the energy for future use and/or utilize the energy to mine/purchase cryptocurrencies, provide energy for industry, provide charging stations, and/or sell energy back to the grid. Customers are paid for the energy they provide in various types of currencies based on their contract with the system. The ecosystem is small, sustainable, green, scalable, environmentally friendly, and easy to use for anyone, anywhere.

Abstract: A training apparatus for improving a golfer's golf swing is disclosed. The training apparatus can restrict movement of the golfer's hands, as well as the shaft of the golfer's golf club, during the swing. A set of rails supported by a support structure are oriented so as to restrict the golfer's hand movement, and golf club shaft movement. The set of rails include at least two rails for inducing the golfer to move the golfer's hands within the hand space, throughout at least a portion of the swing, and at least two rails for inducing the golfer to move the golfer's golf club shaft within the golf club shaft space. The rails can include various adjustability features, allowing for adjusting the height and angular orientation of the set of rails, as well as the spacing and orientation of individual rails relative to each other.

Abstract: A dispensing system for individual bandages includes a pack of separable adhesive bandages releasably joined at one end, and having separation strips joining adjacent bandages. A dispenser holds the pack at the one end so that individual bandages can be pulled manually out through a slot in the dispenser. The separation strip pulls the next bandage in the pack into position in the slot when one bandage is removed. The dispenser comprises a base and a cover, hinged about an axis such that the cover swings towards the opening slot. A flange element extends inwardly from the front wall of said dispenser, overlying a portion of said bandage pack so as to prevent removal of the pack from the slotted opening of said dispenser, but permit retrieval of individual bandages.