Abstract: A rotational power system (RPS) that utilizes environmental air to produce continuous rotation of a circular object such as a tire or wheel. The RPS has an air intake assembly having at least one air intake member. The intake member has an outer side edge with at least one opening into which an air intake valve is inserted, with a valve plunger extending outward from the valve. The intake member also has two side surfaces with a second side surface having an opening, and an internal cavity within which an air intake interface is located. Proximate to the air intake member is an air intake extension member having an opening, a cover with an air outlet bore, a side member with perimeter teeth, a connecting rod, and a circular structure onto which the intake assembly and the at least one intake member are attached. Connected via an air hose to the intake member is an air tank, and an air heater is connected to and receives air from the air tank.

Abstract: A shower water conservation apparatus (10) that conserves the shower water by storing the initially cooled water that is produced by a hot water source (124). The initially cooled water is routed by a series of pipes and timed valves into a water reservoir assembly (19), such as a bellows (20), where the water is stored for later use. The cooled water from the bellows (20) is timely released and mixed with flow of cold water from a cold water source (126). The mixed cold water is further mixed with the now hot water from the hot water source (124) before the mixed hot and cold water is manually regulated and applied through a shower head (122).

Abstract: A partitioned golf club bag (10) having a partitioned golf club insert (26) that includes an upper partitioned platform (28) having fourteen golf club bores (36). Each golf club bore (36) is marked with a number (86) that corresponds to the number of a particular golf club (170). Into each golf club bore (36) is inserted a golf club sleeve (78) that includes a vertical notch (82) that maintains each golf club (170) in an orderly, angular position. The golf club bag (10) also includes a shoulder harness (142), a plurality of utility pockets (158), and an articulated, combination golf bag stand and wheel assembly (90). The assembly (90) can be positioned to allow the golf club bag (12) to be placed in a stationary position or to be placed in a position that allows the golf club bag (12) to be pushed or pulled by means of a handle (156) that is attached to the golf club bag (12).