Abstract: The present invention features a computer-assisted method for finding or locating real property and for coordinating and administering the purchase, management, and exchange of such property within an identified community of participants. The system and business method is a combination of incentivizing real estate agent marketing support, the proprietary development of an electronic database storing and exploiting both real property and client information, a risk-mitigated purchase plan, and the implementation of coordinated, shared property use through customized covenants mutually adopted by property owners. The system is a shared equity/ownership system, with the properties preferably being high-end properties.

Abstract: An antenna coupling system including an antenna stem (108) with a raised wall (206) having an opening (210) therethrough and defining a plurality of key receptacles (216, 218, 220, 222) and detents (224, 410, 412) coupled to an antenna latch detent mechanism (102) that provides a manner of maintaining a SSU antenna (106) in a stowed position and two deployed positions with respect to the SSU handset (100). The antenna coupling system further includes an antenna connector (110) and a handset connector (104) wherein rotation of the antenna connector (110) with respect to the handset connector (104) maintains a robust RF connection and notifies circuitry in the handset (100) when the antenna (106) is in one of two deployed positions.

Abstract: A cavity backed iron-type clubhead has a striking plate which has a point of least rigidity which is generally aligned with the center of gravity of the clubhead. The striking plate is formed between the front face of the clubhead and the back wall of the cavity. The point of least rigidity of the striking plate is adjusted by a rigidifying member on the back wall of the cavity which increases the thickness of the striking plate. The back wall may also include a rearwardly extending projection which is generally aligned with the center of gravity of the clubhead.