Abstract: Apparatus is provided for projecting light to simulate flames on a screen for use in an electric fireplace with an imitation flame display. The apparatus comprises a hollow cylinder enclosing an interior region, the cylinder being rotatable about an axis of the cylinder and having a sidewall with an exterior surface and a non-reflective interior surface with apertures through the sidewall. A light source in the interior region is operated to cause light to be transmitted through the apertures onto the screen to simulate moving flames when the cylinder is rotated. This arrangement provides an improved imitation flame display on the screen. When incorporated into an electric fireplace, the apparatus provides a pleasing illusion of active, dancing flames adjacent an artificial log set.

Abstract: The invention provides a small, inexpensive cleaning device that is particularly made to clean the grooves in the face of most golf clubs heads, both irons and drivers. The object of these grooves is to give the ball direction and backspin. If these grooves become clogged the player no longer gets the proper backspin on the golf ball and loses directional accuracy. The device has at one end a series of small evenly spaced fixed teeth, each reinforcing ribs to minimize the risk of the teeth breaking while the device is being used to clean the golf club head. The device can be twisted with respect to the golf club head to enable the cleaning of a variety of evenly spaced parallel grooves. Additionally, the device has a pair of large sharp prongs on its opposite end, which can be used to clean golf shoes and to repair divots and golf ball marks in the turf on golf course greens.