Abstract: Identity labeling system for a typical tight switch cover plate (5) used in a manner that is common for covering typical light switches and their electrical connections. The switch plate cover includes openings (25) that expose the electrical switches or devices and holes (35) to accept screws (45) that secure the switch plate cover onto the wall to cover the electrical connections. The improved method of labeling an existing switch plate comprises a label cover plate (15) attached to the switch cover plate (5) with the existing screw (45) that typically secures an existing switch cover plate to the wall. The cover plate is made of a clear material. The cover plate (15) includes a recess (55) in the back of the cover to hold the identity label (95) tabs (65) and grooves (75) to insure correct alignment during installation. The identity label (95) is a typical label that is used in offices to identify file folders.

Abstract: The present invention comprises a dual loop shoulder strap (10) for carrying a golf bag (14) having a first loop (30) and a second loop (34). The first loop (30) is attached to a first connection point (32) on the golf bag (14) whereby an individual (12) inserts one arm through the first loop (30) to support the golf bag (14) on one shoulder (26). A second loop (34) is attached to a second connection point (35) on the golf bag (14) longitudinally spaced from the first connection point (32) whereby the individual (12) inserts another arm through the second loop (34) to support the golf bag (14) on another shoulder (28). The present invention is envisioned for use with a conventional type golf bag (14) having a tubular receptacle and a single shoulder strap (70) with two longitudinally spaced connection points (32) (35) therein, typically the connection points for connecting each end of the single shoulder strap (70).

Abstract: A golf bag in the form of a tubular receptacle with a handle thereon has a dual-loop two-point shoulder strap for engaging both shoulders of an individual carrying the golf bag. The shoulder strap, in one embodiment, has a single elongated belt with mutually opposed belt ends. One belt end and a first portion of the belt between the belt ends is connected to a first point on a golf bag and defines a first loop through which an individual inserts one arm to support the golf bag at least partially on one shoulder. The other belt end and a second portion of the belt between the belt ends is connected to a second point on the golf bag and defines a second loop through which an individual inserts another arm to support the golf bag at least partially on another shoulder.