Abstract: A system and method of using the system are provided for collecting and analyzing urine from an animal. A cage with a fluid pervious floor is provided for holding an animal. Urine from the animal flows through the cage floor into a hydrostatic column. An analyzing device is engaged with or positioned proximate to the column in position to analyze the urine entering the column. The column is structured to discharge a volume of liquid equivalent to the volume of urine that enters the column. The discharged liquid is received in a container which is located on a scale that weighs the received liquid. Data from the analyzing device and the scale is automatically stored by a data processing system. A rinse container with a liquid rinse is provided to rinse the column. Preferably the data processing system automatically controls valves to automatically rinse the column after each animal urination or after a predetermined period of time has elapsed.

Abstract: A rake head for attachment to a handle such as a golf club shaft has a mounting bracket that removably and replaceably seats on the club shaft and which carries a pair of rake blades. The rake blades are rotatable between an in-line, deployed position and a folded, collapsed position. Abutments limit the rotation of the rake blades, and a holding structure maintains the rake blades in the deployed position.

Abstract: An energy recovery system for heating water with by-product heat from a refrigeration system wherein a heat exchanger within a refrigerant compressor hot gas conduit may selectively heat water within a storage tank. The flow of water through the storage tank and heat exchanger is controlled by a pump operating during operation of the compressor, preferably, only when the heat exchanger is sufficiently heated, and a temperature sensing diverting valve causes pumped water to by-pass the heat exchanger when the water temperature within the tank reaches a predetermined maximum value.