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Additionally, the relationship between these different strategies is not completelyunderstood either. A "flexible" system may only be flexible at a certain level.For example, to achieve its flexibility, the "flexible" system may depend on"robust" subsystems. Conversely, the "flexible" system may be a component in alarger system-of-systems, which is itself versatile. The relationship between thesesystem levels is unclear and blurs the distinction between these different types ofstrategies.10.6 CONCLUDING THOUGHTSFor this research "complex" real options in complex systems were of interest. A"complex" real option was envisioned as being composed of more than a single or simplechange or addition to a system to create flexibility, as characterizes a "standard" realoption. Rather, a "complex" real option is likely composed of interconnectingtechnological, organizational and process components. A "complex" real option may beembedded in a complex system, which has technical and social system components andthe behaviors that go along with this.This additional complexity in real options and systems was found to create a need for anew way of considering and evaluating flexible systems. The Life-Cycle Flexibility(LCF) Framework was created to flexibility from "cradle to grave" in a socio-technicalsystem over multiple types of uncertainty.In the end, it is hoped that this research provides some insight, and is helpful ingenerating some ideas for future insight by others, in the design, evaluation andmanagement of "complex" real options in complex systems.464
10.7 REFERENCESClemons, E. and B. Gu. (2003) Justifying Information Technology Investments:Balancing the Need for Speed of Action with Certainty Before Action, Proceedings ofthe 36t h Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. Honolulu, Hawaii.Datar, v. and S. Mathews. (2004) European Real Options: An Intuitive Algorithm forthe Black-Scholes Formula, Journal of Applied Finance, Spring/Summer 2004.Dixit, A. and R. Pindyck. (1994) Investment Under Uncertainty, Princeton UniversityPress, New Jersey.Goldenson, D., K. El Emam, J. Hersleb, and C. Deephouse. (1996) Empirical Studies ofSoftware Process Assessment Methods, in Software Process Assessments andImprovements, edited by T. Rout, Computational Mechanics.Greden, L., L. Glicksman, and G. Lopez-Betanzos. (2005). A Real Options Methodologyfor Evaluating Risk and Opportunity of Natural Ventilation. Proceedings of 2005International Solar Energy Conference. August 6-12, 2005, Orlando, Florida.Hastings, D. and H. McManus. (2004) A Framework for Understanding Uncertainty andits Mitigation and Exploitation in Complex Systems, Engineering Systems Symposium,MIT, Massachusetts.Miller, B. (2005) A Generalized Real Options Methodology for Evaluating InvestmentsUnder Uncertainty with Application to Air Transportation, MIT Doctoral Dissertation,Massachusetts.Nightingale, D. (2005) Class notes for Integrating the Enterprise Architecture course,taught at MIT, Massachusetts.Ramirez, N. (2002) Valuing Flexibility in Infrastructure Developments: The BogotáWater Supply Expansion Plan, MIT Masters Thesis, Massachusetts.Sussman, J., R. Dodder, J. McConnell, A. Mostashari, S. Sgouridis. (2007) The CLIOSProcess: A User's Guide, Working Paper.Smit, H. and L. Trigeorgis. (2004) Strategic Investment: Real Options and Games,Princeton University Press, New Jersey.Stirling, A. (1998) Risk at a Turning Point? Journal of Risk Research, v. 1 n. 2.Tufano, P. and A. Moel (1997). Bidding for Antamina, Harvard Business SchoolCase No. 9-297-054. Rev. Sept. 15, Massachusetts.465
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July 2, 1963 3,096,130 P. w. MGCOBB STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS Filed Dec. 4, 1959 6 Sheets-Sheet 1 INVENTOR. L'). wag/4% BY WM July 2, 1963 P. w. MccoBB 3,096,130 STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS Filed Dec. 4, 1959 6 Sheets-Sheet 2 FIG. 5 40/ INVENTOR. 1?? w. W% M W July 2, 1963 P, w, MQCOBB 3,096,139 STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS Filed Dec. 4, 1959 6 Sheets-Sheet 3 FIG. 9 July 2, 1963 P. w. MCCOBB 3,096,130 STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS Filed Dec. 4, 1959 /,6 ,7 6 Sheets-Sheet 4 m. / July 2, 1963 P. w. MccoBB 3,096,130 STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS Filed Dec. 4, 1959 6 Sheets-Sheet 5 IN VEN TOR. July 2, 1963 P. w. MccoBB 3,096,130 STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS Filed Dec. 4, 1959 6 Sheets-Sheet 6 FIG'. 2/ || ll Imp l4 / l/ 99 (30 97 22 47¢ 47 [W 42 W "cc 3 3,@-96,l30 Patented July 2, 1963 2 3,096,130 'FIG. 4 is a perspective illustration of a cabinet unit; FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a closet unit; 5 Gaines. (Cl. 312-111) FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a drawer unit as well as of a guide for the drawer unit; FIG. 7 illustrates a handle of the invention as seen when STGRAGE ARRANGEh/IENTS Paul W. Mc€obb, 139 E. 57th St, New York, N51'. Filed Dec. 4, 1959, §er. No. 857,351 The present invention relates to storage arrangements. looking toward the front of the handle; FIG. 8 is atop plan view of the structure of FIG. 7 with the right hand portion of FIG. 8 being illustrated in sec~ It is usual in most homes and oi?ces to ?nd a situation vwhere there is inadequate storage. This is true even ion; of relatively new homes. However, when one sets about 1O FIG. 9 illustrates an island formed by combining sev to increase storage facilities, it is 'found that consider eral of the basic units of the invention; able expense is involved and in most cases it is necessary FIG. 10 is a fragmentary illustration on an enlarged to go to the trouble of having special structure made scale of structure for connecting an electrical device to a for a particular purpose as well as for a particular room. source of current; It is a primary object of the present invention to pro 15 FIG. 11 is a fragmentary view on an enlarged scale vide a storage arrangement which is of extreme ?exibility showing also part of the structure of FIG. 9 to illustrate with respect to its capability to adapt itself to any con how an electrical device is connected to the source of elec ditions both with respect to location as well as with tricity; respect to the intended use of the storage structure. FIG. vvl2 is a sectional side view of a cabinet unit to It is also an object of the present invention to provide gether with the legs which support the same; a storage arrangement wherein relatively small number FIG. 13 is a sectional plan taken along line 13-43 'of of basic structures are used repeatedly in any desired FIG. 12 in the direction of the arrows; combination to form a storage apparatus suited for a FIG. 14 is a fragmentary front view of part of a cabi particular purpose and a particular location. net unit illustrating a mop guard; It is a further object of the present invention to pro 25 FIG. 15 is a view taken along line 15—15 of FIG. 14 vide a storage apparatus made up of coordinated storage in the direction of the arrows; units which can be conveniently distributed throughout FIG. 16 is a view taken along line 16-46 of FIG. 14 an entire home, 'for example, while blending into the in the direction of the arrows; decorative scheme of the rooms and while at the same FIG. 17 illustrates one typical storage arrangement ac time providing maximum convenience and maximum cording to the invention; storage space in a minimum area. It is also an object of the invention to provide a struc ture which can be arranged either along a wall of a room or which can, if desired, be arranged as an island PEG. 18 is atop plan view of the structure of FIG. 17; FIG. 19 diagrammatically illustrates another typical storage arrangement particularly suited for the incorpora tion of an electrical appliance or the like into the construc spaced from the Walls of the room. 35 tion; The objects of the present invention also include a FIG. 20 is also a diagrammatic illustration of a typical means for arranging the storage units with respect to storage arrangement according to the present invention, each other in such a way that the strongest possible as the structure of FIG. 20 being combined with large ap sembly of units is provided. pliances such as an oven and refrigerator; It is a further object of the present invention to pro 40 FIG. 21 illustrates yet another typical storage arrange vide a structure of the above type with components such ment according to the invention; as handles, hinges, electrical connections, mop guards, FIG. 22. is ya fragmentary sectional plan showing the re and the like which neatly blend into the remaining struc lationship between a wall and the storage arrangement of ture while providing the desired construction in a highly the invention; reliable manner without necessitating the use of specially FIG. 23 is a diagrammatic elevation of still another constructed elements so that the same handles, hinges, typical storage arrangement capable of being put together etc. can be used throughout the apparatus. with the units of the invention; With the above objects in view the present invention FIG. 24 is a top plan of hinge used to support the doors includes in a storage arrangement a plurality of co of the cabinets or closets of the invention; and ordinated storage units capable of being assembled to 50 FIG. 25 is a front elevation of the structure of FIG. 24. gether in any desired combination so as to provide a Refer-ring to FIG. 1, there is illustrated therein an elon storage assembly which is particularly suited for a given gated hollow extrusion 38 made of aluminum, for exam location as well as for a given purpose. The novel features which are considered as characteris tic for the invention are set forth in particular in the ap pended claims. The invention itself, however, both as to its construction and its method of operation, together with additional objects and advantages thereof, will be best understood from the following description of speci?c embodiments when read in connection with the accom panying drawings, in which: FIG. 1 is a fragmentary perspective illustration of part of an elongated hollow extrusion forming one of the basic elements used repeatedly throughout the structure of the ple, and used in a manner described below in the structure of the invention. The extrusion 39, instead of being made of aluminum, may be made of steel which is plated at its exterior with chromium, nickel, alloys thereof, or the like. The extrusions 3t? may come in any desired convenient lengths. Also shown in FIG. 1 is a plate 31 forming part of a closure for the open end of the extrusion 36*, this plate 31 having ?xed to its underside, as viewed in FIG. 1, in any suitable way as by welding, for example, a pair of U-shaped elements 32 having springy legs diverging from each other and capable of being inserted into the invention, FIG. 1 also showing a plate capable of closing 65 hollow interior of the extrusion 3!} at the top end thereof, as viewed in FIG. 1, for example, the free ends of the the end of the hollow extrusion; springy legs 32 being spaced yapart from each other by a FIG. 2 is a fragmentary perspective of a panel which distance greater than the opposed inner surfaces of the also forms one of the basic elements used repeatedly extrusion 39 so that these free ends will press against the throughout the storage structure of the invention; FIG. 3 is a fragmentary illustration of part of a counter inner surface of the extrusion 39' to maintain the cap '31 top which forms another of the elements used repeatedly throughout the structure of the invention; in its position closing the end of the extrusion 36. FIG. 2 fragmentarily illustrates a panel 33 in the form 3,096,130 3 4 of a slab of wood, for example, of rectangular con?gura tion having a height which approximates the distance be tween the ?oor and ceiling of a room and having any convenient thickness of between 1 and 2 inches, for ex they will have at their front corners pairs of notches di rected toward each other at each of the adjoining corners of a pair of successive units 49, and elongated divider elements 51 are located in each pair of notches ?lling the ample. latter and ?xed to the pair of successive cabinet units 49 so that the row of cabinet units 49 are ?xed to each other in this way. The divider elements 51 are formed by cut ting suitable lengths of the extrusion 30 of FIG. 1 and the this counter top also having any convenientwidth and notches such as the notches 36 of FIG. 4 and the notches thickness and having a top layer of a suitable hard plastic such as formica or the like. The counter top 34 comes in 10 42 of FIG. 5 have a size which is adapted to the extrusion any prescribed length according to the particular circum 34) so that the latter will ?t into these notches while ex tending slightly forwardly from the front of the storage stances, as described below. units. The divider elements so are also located at the end FIG. 4 illustrates a cabinet unit which forms one of units 49 'and ?xed to the panels 33. , the storage units of the invention, the 'cabinet unit 35 having four corners each of which is formed along its 15 Thus, it will be seen that FIG. 23 forms one typical as FIG. 3 illustrates a part of a counter top 34 used with the structure of the invention in a manner described below, entire length with an elongated notch 36, in accordance with the present invention. In the particular cabinet unit sembly made by combining together given lengths of the extrusion 31} of FIG. 1, a pair of the panels 33 of FIG. 2, a series of cabinet units 49 of the same general construc tion as the cabinet unit 35 of FIG. 4, a series of the draw arrangement of shelves. All of the cabinet units 35 of 20 er units 43 and guide members 47 of FIG. 6, and a suit the invention have the same general exterior con?guration able length of counter top 34 of FIG. 3. The depth of the units 49 will be considerably less than the width of as the cabinet unit 35 shown in FIG. .4, but they may have any desired combination of drawers and doors. For ex the counter top 34 and the depth of the drawers v43, the term "depth" signifying the distance from the front to the ample, they may be composed of drawers only, if desired, or they may be composed entirely of doors 38. rear of the cabinet units and the drawers, and the panels 33 will extend forwardly beyond the cabinet units 49, the FIG. 5 illustrates a closet unit 39' of the invention. All latter being located ?ush against the wall. of the'closet units 39 used throughout the structure of the invention are also of the same general con?guration and .As may be seen by referring to the cabinet units of FIG. 23 as well as the doors of the storage units of FIGS. size. 'In the particular closet unit 39 shown in FIG. 5 there are a pair of lower doors 40 and a pair of upper 30 4.and 5, the same handle is used throughout the construc doors 41, with a partition located between the upper and tion of the invention on all of the, doors as well as on all lower pairs of doors so as to provide a pair of spaces of the drawers, except when these drawers are of a rela 35 illustrated in FIG. 4 there is a single drawer 37 as well as a pair of doors 38 behind which is located any desired arranged vertically one above the other within the closet unit 39, but it is also possible to provide only one pair of doors extending throughout the entire height of the closet unit. vIt. will be noted that at its four corners the storage unit 39 of FIG. 5 is also formed with elongated notches 42 extending throughout the length of the four a' tively small size. The details of the handle of the in. a pair panels 33 are illustrated therein with a counter top hourglass con?guration. 34 extending between and ?xed at its ends to these panels .33. The panels 33 rest at their bottom end on the floor of and the end members 54 are preferea'bly made of a non vention are shown in FIGS. 7v and 8. Referring to FIGS. 7. and 8, it will be seen that handle 52 of the invention includes an elongated intermediate member 53 and a pair of end members 54 coaxial with and spaced from the in termediate member 53. A pair of eyes 55 are located between the end members 54- and the intermediate them-7 corners for a purpose described below, so that while the storage units 35 and 39 differ as to height, for example, 40 her 53 against the end faces of the latter as well as against they are identical with respect to the notches extending the inner end faces of the end members 54, and a pair of of studs 56 threadedly carried by the intermediate mem along the corners thereof. . ber 53 extend respectively through and beyond the eyes . FIG. 6 illustrates a drawer '43 forming another storage 55 into threaded engagement with the end members 54, unit of the invention. The drawer 43 has any suitable pull 44- and its sides 45 are formed with the guiding 45 respectively. A pair of extensions 57 are ?xed integrally grooves 46'. A plurality of guide members 47 are ar with the eyes 55 and extend therefrom, these extensions 57 being formed with suitable threaded openings 58 so ranged between the successive drawers which are located that by the use of suitable screw members the handle may beside each other at the same elevation and these members be ?xed to any desired door or drawer. The components 47 'are provided with ribs 48 respectively cooperating with of the handle of the invention 'are extremely easy to as the grooves 46 to guide the drawers. A row of the mem semble since it is only required to thread the end mem bers 47 may be ?xed, for example, beneath a counter top bers'onto the studs 56 afterthe latter have been passed '34 and the drawers may be located between and sup through the eyes 55 in order to provide a complete handle ported by the members 47 on the ribs 43 thereof for open assembly as shown inFI'GS. 7 and 8, and it will be noted ' ing and closing movement. that the handle 52 of the invention is generally, of an For example, referring to FIG. 23, it Will be seen that a room and extend forwardly from a wall of the room with ' the rear edges of the panels 33 ?xed to this wall. The top ends of the panels 33 may be located at and ?xed to The intermediate member 53 metallic material such as any hard wood or plastic, while the eyes 55 and extensions 57 may 'be made of any suit' able metal. . FIG.- 9 illustrates an island storage arrangementac the ceiling or the top ends of the panels 33 may terminate cording to the invention, the assembly of FIG..9 being , beneath the ceiling at any desired distance therefrom. As may be seen from FIG. 23, a series of guide members 47 are ?xed to the underside of the counter top 34 in any desired manner and a series of drawers 43 are located be spaced 'from the walls of the room and 'forming an island in the room. [In the illustrated example, the island unit of FIG. 9 forms a part of a kitchen where the cooking range, for example, is located. The island assembly' of FIG. 9 includes a plurality of elongated elements 59 all of which are 'formed by cutting suitable lengths of the ' removed so that they-can be located flush against the side extrusion 30 of FIG. 1. It will be noted that the four surfaces of the panels 33. 70 corner 'elements 59 extend all the way 'from the iioor to the ceiling, although they may terminate short of the ceil FIG. 23 also shows a series of cabinet unit-s 49 identi ing, if desired. In the illustrated example three '00 cal with the cabinet units 35 except that the units 49 are tween the guide members 47 beneath the counter top 34. The end guide members v47' will have their outer ribs 48 provided only with doors 50 extending throughout the ordinated cabinet units 'were joined together in a-r'ow, height of the units. When the units 49 are arranged in these units 60 being substantially the same as the cabinet a row between the panels 33, as illustrated in FIG. 23, 75 units 35 of FIG. 4. The cabinet units 60 differ from the' 3,096,130 6 cabinet 35 of FIG. 4 only in that instead of an upper of the frames located between the upper and lower frames drawer 37, these units are provided with panels 61 pro and adjacent the top frame so as to form a support for viding a free space in the upper portion of the units the drawer 37. behind the panels 61 adapted to accommodate any desired As may be seen from FIG. 13, each of the frames 77 devices. Behind the panel 61 of the central unit 60 of is ?xed at its rear corners to a triangular corner block 78 FIG. 9 is located an electric cooking range. which is screwed to the side walls of the cabinet unit. It will be noted that the extrusion lengths 59 are located When the drawers and shelves are removed from the cabi in the notches at the corners of the several cabinet units net unit the side walls thereof are ?xed by self-tapping 60 and extend downwardly beyond the units '61) to the screws '79 to the hollow extrusions 75, these screws 79 ?oor, so that the elements 59 will simultaneously serve 10 being distributed along the extrusions 75. In the case where the cabinet units will have exposed rear Walls, as as legs for the cabinet unit 65%. 'Furthermore, the ele ments 59 serve to space the units 60 from each other and to connect them together, inasmuch as the elements 59 island 'assembly, the rear walls will be covered by a suit are ?xed to the units 6!) in a manner described below. A able panel 8% (FIG. 13) of plywood or the like glued to in the case of FIG. 9 where they are used to form an continuous counter top 62 extends over all of the units 15 the rear of the cabinet unit. The doors 33 are in the form of hollow plywood frames 69 of FIG. 9, this counter top being the same as the coun and they are supported by special hinges which enable ter top 34 of FIG. 3 and delivered in a suitable length to these doors to turn between their open and closed positions cover the several units '60 of FIG. 9, and of course at a without interference from the hollow divider elements 75 central portion the counter top 62 is formed with an open The four corner elements 59 may be connected ad jacent their top ends to a lamp assembly 63 which will which extend forwardly beyond the doors through a rela tively slight 'distance, as is evident from FIG. 13. The hinge structure is illustrated in FIGS. 24 and '25 from illuminate the island assembly of FIG. 9. 'In accordance with the invention, the elongated hollow which it may be seen that each hinge includes 'a plate por tion $1 and a plate portion 82. The plate portion 81 has ing to receive the electrical cooking unit. extrusions 30 used in the case of FIG. 9 to form the 25 a leaf '83 adapted to be fixed by screws 'or the like to the inner face of a door 38, and this part 38 of the plate elements 59 serve the additional function of housing elec portion 81 is ?xed at its top to a triangular portion 84 trical leads so that these leads may be connected to any electrical devices and at the same time will not be ex posed so that the tubular extrusions of the invention serves to protect the electrical wiring. As may be seen from FIG. 10, the electrical wiring 64 extends through one of the hollow extrusions 59 and beneath the top 62 of one o the cabinet units a tubular extending along the top edge of the door or along the bottom edge of the door, a pair of hinges being located at the top and bottom of the outer edge of each door. The triangular portion 84 terminates in a forwardly extending em 85, and this ear 85 is located over and pivotally con nected to an ear 86 of the plate portion 82, this car 86 extending forwardly from the top end 'of a 'downwardly di extension 65 is connected to and communicates with the interior of the extrusion '59, this extension '65 being con 35 rected part 87 which 'at its left edge, as viewed in FIGS. 24 nected with a conduit 66 extending to the applicanoe such as the cooking range of FIG. 9 so that in this way the lead 64 can extend from the interior of one of the hollow extrusions 59 through the extension 65 and conduit 66 to the electrical device. 'Of course, the structure shown in FIG. 10 is not visible from the exterior of the island and 25 extends reatwardly to the leaf portion 88 which extends parallel to the leaf portion 83 while being located somewhat to the rear thereof. Thus, the leaf 88 can be ?xed, as by the screws $9 shown in FIG. 13 to the sta tionary frame of the cabinet, while the leaf 83 is ?xed to the door 38, the particular hinge shown in FIGS. 24 and 25 being a right hinge which is shown at the right in FIG. 13. It will be seen that in this way the forwardly extend in-g overlying pivotally interconnected ears 85 and 85 pro assembly of FIG. 9 and the extension '65 and conduit 6t) are located behind a wall of the extrusion 59 of FIG. 10 before it is joined to the floor of the room. At this point vide each door with 'a turning axis located su?iciently near a plate 67 is ?xed to the floor beneath the tiles '68 or to the front edge of the extrusions 75 to enable the doors other ?oor covering, and the plate 67 is 'formed with a to open 'and close without interference from these ex central opening 68 as well as with a pair of upstanding trusions. tongues 69. The distance between the tongues 69 cor Any 'desired shelves, partitions, or the like can be lo responds to the inner dimension of the extrusion 59 so that the latter can be lowered 'from the position illus 50 cated within the cabinet unit 35 between the lower and in termediate horizontal frames 77 thereof and behind the trated in FIG. 11 downwardly onto the plate 67 with the doors 38 thereof. tongue 69 located in the interior of the extrusion 59 Referring to FIG. 13, the frame 77 shown therein, which against opposed inner surfaces thereof, and then a pair is the intermediate frame of FIG. 12, carries at its of set screws 70 can be threaded against the tongues 69 front edge overlapping the 'adjoining side edges of the so as to ?x the element 59 of FIG. 11 in the desired posi doors 38 'a magnetic strip 90 made of any magnetic mate tion. A tubular extension 71 of the plate '67, this exten rial, 'and within the hollow frames which form the doors sion communicating with the opening 68, is ?xed to a 3% 'are respectively located a pair of magnetic members 91 conduit 72, and the electrical leads 64 extend through ?xed to the doors, respectively, and located at the elevation the opening 68 and extension 71 along the hollow con duit 72 to the outlet box 73 located beneath and ?xed 60 of the magnetic plate 90. The elements 91 are permanent magnets, although, if desired, the element 90 may be a to the floor and connected in a known way to the lines. permanent magnet, and with this arrangement the magnets FIG. 12 shows in a side section the cabinet unit 35 will be attracted to the element 90 so as to hold the doors supported on lengths 75 of the extrusion 3d of FIG. 1, in a closed position. The doors are opened simply by these lengths 75 being located in the notches 36 and ?xed to the cabinet unit 35. Also the cabinet unit 35 is shown 65 pulling the magnets 91 away 'from the magnetic element 99, which does not require too great of a force, but at the in FIG. 12 covered at its top end by a portion 76 of a same time the 'mag etic structure will reliably hold the counter top 34. t will be noted that the extrusion lengths doors 'in their closed positions. These same door closure 75 extend to the ?oor downwardly beyond the unit 35 to devices may be applied to the doors of the closet units 3?, form legs for the latter. FIG. 12 also shows one of the handles '52 of the invention connected to one of the doors 38. Also, the drawer 37 is shown in FIG. 12. The cab duct is provided with three horizontal frames 77 of rec tangular con?guration located between and ?xed to the side walls of the 'cabinet, these frames being placed re spectively at the top and bottom of the cabinet with one 75 one of which is shown in FIG. 5. Referring to FIG. 14, it will be seen that the door 33 fragmentarily illustrated in FIG. 14, this door actually forming the front wall of the 'cabinet unit, has ?xed to its lower edge a strip 92 of aluminum, for example. This strip 92 is ?xed to the lower edge of each door 38 by 3,096,180 ' 8 7 any suitable devices such as the screws 93 shown in FIG. 15, and as may be seen from FIG. 16, the strip 92 has a free 'edge 92' extending forwardly beyond the front face of the doors 38. Thus, when a mop, broom, or the like is applied to the floor of the room, this mop, broom or the like will have its handle striking against the free edge the lower right unit 35 a space beneath the counter'top 34 large enough to accommodate the appliance 95, so that in the simplest possible way this appliance 95 can be incorporated into the arrangement of the invention. FIG. 20 illustrates further possibilities of accommodat ing appliances in the storage arrangement of the inven— tion. Thus, it will be seen that between the left pair of 92' of the strip 92, so that this strip 'forms a mop guard panels 33 of FIG. 20 are located in addition to a closet preventing marrinlg of the structure of the invention. unit 39 and cabinet unit 35 an oven 96. A panel 97 is The strip 92 may be made of aluminum, for example. It is shown in FIGS. 14-16 applied to a door 38, since this 10 placed between the second panel 33 from the left of FIG. 20 and the second extrusion 30 from the left, and is the front wall of the cabinet unit extending to the bot this panel 97 is formed with an opening so that the tom-most part thereof. 'However, in the case of the cabi panel 97 frames the oven unit 96. , net unit which is provided only with drawers, for example, :In the same way, between the right pair of panels 33 and which has a lower stationary edge or a lower drawer of FIG. 20 is located a refrigerator 93, and a panel 99 edge forming the lowermost part of the front wall of the is placed between the right ?ns 33 and frames the refrig cabinet unit, this strip will of course be ?xed to such a lower edge. The mop guard is always ?xed to the lower 'front edge of the storage unit. erator 98. Between the two intermediate panels 33 of FIG. 20 are located any desired combination of cabinet units, extrusions, and a counter. top 34, as illustrated. Of course, it may happen that where a series of co FIGS. '17 and 18 illustrate one of the many possible combinations of the basic structures of the invention. ordinated storage units of the invention are arranged be Thus, starting from the left of FIG. 17 it will be seen that tween a panel and a wall the distance between the panel there is a panel 33 followed by an elongated extrusion 30 and the wall is not exactly equal to the total length of connected to a closet unit 39, this left closet unit 39 being the series of cabinet units, extrusions, and panel, and FIG. connected to and separated from the right closet unit 39 of FIG. 17 by a second extrusion 30, and then a third ex 25 21 illustrates the manner of 'handling this situation. Thus, referring to FIG. 21 it will be seen that between the Wall trusion is located between the right closet unit 39 of FIG. 160 and the panel 33 is located a series of upper cabinet -'l7l'and the intermediate panel 33. The space betweenthe units 35 and lower cabinet units 35 assembled together ceiling and the top of the closet units 39 may be left open with the extrusions 30 and with a counter top 34, as de or, if vdesired, any panel 94- may be located in this space. I etween the intermediate panel 33 and the right panel 33 30 scribed above. However, it will be seen that the total length of the assembly is insufficient to extend all the of FIG. 17 are located an upper series of cabinet units way from the panel 33 to the wall 100. Therefore, in 35, and it will be noted that these units are provided only this case wood ?ller panels 101 which match the cabinets with doors behind which are shelves and they do not have' are located on opposite sides of the left units 35 of FIG. any drawers. Extrusions 30 are located between the suc cessive units '35 as well as between the end units 35 and ?ns 33. Below the upper units 35 of FIG. 17 is located a 21,.-as illustrated, these panels being ?xed in any suit— series of lower cabinet units 35 which have many di?erent combinations of drawers and doors, as shown in FIG. 17, and a common counter top 34 extends across the tops of all of the lower units 35 and is connected 'at its ends to 40 wall. FIG. 22 illustrates how such a panel 191 is located between the wall and a cabinet unit 35. Thus, it is seen that the panel 101 is located behind the extrusion 30 extending from the end Wall of the cabinet 35 to the the right panel 33 and the intermediate panel 33 of FIG. wall 100. able way to the cabinets and extrusions as well as to the . ' '17. It will be noted that in the case of the lower units 35 the several extrusions 30 not only serve to separate these units so that'the extrusions 34} act as divider elements, but It_ is apparent from the above description that with The front lower edges of these units 35 may be provided age. structures made for this purpose. The feature of pro Vldll'lg all of the cabinet and closet units'with notches at their corners is of particular signi?cance since with this arrangement the single hollow extrusion is used through outthe entire assembly to divide the several cabinet and the invention it is possible to assemble together relative ly inexpensive prefabricated items in any desired combina- ' inaddition the units 30 extend 'downwardly beyond the w ' .tion which will enable the coordinated storage units to adapt themselves to any desired location or to any desired lower units 35 to the ?oor, so that these extrusions 30 purpose, and it becomes unnecessary to have special stor serve as legs which support the lower series of units' 35. with mop guards; as referred to above. As is apparent vfrom the plan view of FIG. 18, the upper units 35 have a lesser depth than the lower units 35 so that the counter top extends forwardly beyond the upper units 35. Thus, it is seen that with the relatively small number of basic units of the invention it is possible to provide any desired combination of coordinated storage units adapted to any particular location and purpose. It closet units from each other as well as from the fins asv wellas to support the cabinet and closet units. > The pairs of successive cabinet and closet units are spaced ' slightly vfrom each other inasmuch as the total Width of the extrusion 39 is somewhat greater than the total-width will be seen that the basic elements which are combined to form an arrangement such as that shown in FIGS. 17 and 18 are actually divided into two groups. Thus, there is . of the pairof adjoining notches in which the extrusion 39 the group of storage units composed of the closet units 39 and cabinet units 35, and, if desired, the drawer units 43 of FIG. 6; and in addition there is the group of con ;ly compact assembly, and the same is true of the closet necting and supporting units composed of the panels 33, 1s located, so that as a result with this arrangement al though the cabinet units are combined into an extreme units, nevertheless no pair of successive closet or cabinet units :are' ?ush one against the other so that extreme preci the extrusion 30, and the counter top 34. With this sion in the manufacture of the closet and cabinet units small number of elements it is possible to provide any 65 is not required and at the same time the extrusions 30 by ' desired combination of storage'units in a coordinated interconnecting these closet units and cabinet units and manner. . FIG. 19 shows an arrangement of closet units 39, cab extending forwardly from the front face thereof provides an entirely uni?ed assembly which has all of the appear inet units 35, panels 33, and extrusion 30 similar to that ance of a storage structure made especially for the particu of FIG. 17. lar location where it happens to be located. Of course, However, FIG. 19 shows how the struc— pliance 95 which may be any desired applicance such as, since only a single extrusion 30 is used throughout the entire construction not onlyfor dividing and supporting for example, a dishwasher. Thus, it is seen from FIG. 19 thatall that is required is to leave between the left panel 33 of FIG. 19 and the extrusion30 connected to the several cabinet and closet units'but also for accom modating electrical leads, the cost is very greatly reduced because it is only necessary to manufacture one type of ture of the invention is adapted to accommodate an ap 3,096,130 10 extrusion which serves as legs for the cabinet units as well as divider and supports for all of the closet and cabinet units and as well as for housing electrical leads. Also, only a single type of counter top is required to be located over any series of lower cabinet units, and be cause of the possibility of cutting the extrusion 30 to any desired height, it is possible to arrange any lower series of cabinet units and the counter top 34 thereover units having top ends located substantially at table height and said divider elements extending downwardly beyond said units to form legs which support said units; an elon_ gated continuous counter top extending across and cov ering the top ends of all of said units; and a pair of par allel panels respectively ?xed to the ends of said counter top and forming between themselves a space in which the row of units is located. at any desired height. While this height may vbe generally 3. A storage arrangement as recited in claim 1 and referred to as table height, the height will actually vary 10 wherein each cabinet unit has a bottom front edge pro depending upon whether the desired use is as a desk, or as a work table, etc. Thus, it is clear that by combining the small number 'of basic storage units and connecting units of the invention it is possible to have the most ?ex~ ible arrangement which can be adapted to any particular room, to any particular conditions, and to serve any de sired purpose. It will be understood that each of the elements described above, or two or more together, may also ?nd a useful application in other types of storage arrangements differ ing from the types 'described above. While the invention has been illustrated and described as embodied in storage arrangements composed of co ordinated storage units, it is not intended to be limited to the details shown, since various modi?cations and structural changes may be made without departing in any way from the spirit of the present invention. Without further analysis, the foregoing will so fully reveal the gist of the present invention that others can by vided with a downwardly directed surface; and a strip ?xed to the latter surface and extending forwardly be yond the bottom front edge of the cabinet unit to form a guard preventing striking of a mop against the bottom front edge of the cabinet unit. 4. A storage arrangement as recited in claim 1 and wherein at least one of said elongated divider elements is hollow; an electrical device supported by at least one of said cabinet units; and electrical conductors extending along the interior of at least said one of said divider ele ments which is hollow and connected to the electrical device to supply current thereto. 5. In a storage arrangement, in combination, a pair of cabinet units of substantially the same height located at substantially the same elevation with front faces of said units located in a common plane, each cabinet unit having a pair of front vertically extending corners each of which is formed along its entire length with a notch of polygonal cross section so that at the adjoining front applying current knowledge readily adapt it for various 30 corners of said pair of units there are a pair of notches applications without omitting features that, from the directed toward each other; and a divider element of standpoint of prior art, fairly constitute essential char polygonal cross section located in and ?lling said pair of acteristics of the generic or speci?c aspects of this in notches and extending forwardly beyond said front faces vention and, therefore, such adaptations should and are of said units, said divider elements being ?xed to said intended to be comprehended within the meaning and 35 units so that the latter are interconnected with each other range of equivalence of the following claims. by said divider element, and said divider element extend What is claimed as new and desired to be secured by ing downwardly beyond said units to form a leg which Letters Patent is: supports said units. 1. A storage arrangement comprising, in combination, a row of cabinet units of substantially the same height 40 located at substantially the same elevation with front faces of the several cabinet units located in a common plane, each cabinet unit having a pair of front vertically extending corners each of which is formed along its entire length with a notch so that at the adjoining front corners 45 of a pair of successive units there are a pair of notches directed toward each other; a plurality of identical elon gated divider elements respectively located in and ?lling each of said pairs of notches and said divider elements being ?xed to said units so that the latter are intercon nected with each other by said divider elements, said units having top ends located substantially at table height and said divider elements extending downwardly beyond said units to form legs which support said units; and an elon gated continuous counter top extending across and cov ering the top ends of all of said units. 2. A storage arrangement comprising, in combination, a row of cabinet units of substantially the same height located at substantially the same elevation with front faces of the several cabinet units located in a common 60 plane, each cabinet unit having a pair of front vertically extending corners each of which is formed along its entire length with a notch so that at the adjoining front corners of a pair of successive units there are a pair of notches directed toward each other; a plurality of identical elon_ gated divider elements respectively located in and ?lling each of said pairs of notches and said divider elements being ?xed to said units so that the latter are intercon nected with each other by said divider elements, said References Cited in the ?le of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,076,116 Hat?eld _____________ __ Oct. 21, 1913 1,309,579 Konigslow ____________ __ July 8, 1919 1,963,703 Johnson _____________ __ June 19, 1934 2,114,158 2,239,798 2,410,760 2,459,658 2,466,869 2,476,896 2,521,765 2,576,409 Vasbinder ____________ __ Apr. 12, Tinnerman __________ __ Apr. 29, Trachtenberg __________ __ Nov. 5, Klein _______________ __ Jan. 18, Triller ______________ __ Apr. 12, Myhre _______________ __ July 19, White ______________ __ Sept. 12, Michaelis ____________ __ Nov. 27, 1938 1941 1946 1949 1949 1949 1950 1951 2,577,396 2,609,221 2,661,993 2,662,787 Assrnundsson __________ _._ Dec. 4, Schultz ______________ __ Sept. 2, Little ________________ __ Dec. 8, Horvay _____________ __ Dec. 15, 2,689,159 2,821,754 2,867,488 2,905,519 2,907,618 Schmitz ____________ __ Sept. 14, Hillson _______________ __ Feb. 4, Guild ________________ __ Jan. 6, O'Neil ______________ _ Sept. 22, Rostau _______________ __ Oct. 6, 2,931,686 2,934,181 2,965,428 Adfal _______________ __ Apr. 5, Weber _______________ __ Apr. 26, Jacobs _____________ __ Dec. 20, 1951 1952 1953 1953 1954 1958 1959 1959 1959 1960 1960 1960 FOREIGN PATENTS 851,676 787,825 Germany _____________ __ Aug. 2, 1952 Great Britain ________ __ Dec. 18, 1957


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When Maziar Bahari left London in June 2009 to cover Iran's presidential election, he assured his pregnant fiancée, Paola, that he'd be back in just a few days, a week at most. Little did he know, as he kissed her good-bye, that he would spend the next three months in Iran's most notorious prison, enduring brutal interrogation sessions at the hands of a man he knew only by his smell: Rosewater.
For the Bahari family, wars, coups, and revolutions are not distant concepts but intimate realities they have suffered for generations: Maziar's father was imprisoned by the shah in the 1950s, and his sister by Ayatollah Khomeini in the 1980s. Alone in his cell at Evin Prison, fearing the worst, Maziar draws strength from his memories of the courage of his father and sister in the face of torture, and hears their voices speaking to him across the years. He dreams of being with Paola in London, and imagines all that she and his rambunctious, resilient eighty-four-year-old mother must be doing to campaign for his release. During the worst of his encounters with Rosewater, he silently repeats the names of his loved ones, calling on their strength and love to protect him and praying he will be released in time for the birth of his first child.
A riveting, heart-wrenching memoir, Rosewater offers insight into the past seventy years of regime change in Iran, as well as the future of a country where the democratic impulses of the youth continually clash with a government that becomes more totalitarian with each passing day. An intimate and fascinating account of contemporary Iran, it is also the moving and wonderfully written story of one family's extraordinary courage in the face of repression.
"I really connected to Maziar's story. It's a personal story but one with universal appeal about what it means to be free."—Jon Stewart
"An important and elegant book . . . a prison memoir enlarged into a family history."—The New Republic
"Clear and compelling . . . engaging and informative—a gripping tribute to human dedication and a cogent indictment of a corrupt regime."—Washington Independent Review of Books
"[Rosewater] is not only a fascinating, human exploration into Bahari's personal experience . . . it also provides insight into the shared experience of those affected by repressive governments everywhere."—Mother Jones
"A damning account . . . [Rosewater] turns a lens not only on Iran's surreal justice system but on the history and culture that helped produce it."—The Washington Post
"[Rosewater] is a unique achievement. It is a story not just of political cruelty (a subject Bahari treats movingly), but also about the two poles of Iranian political culture, bent together in upheaval."—The Guardian (UK)
"A beautifully written account of life in Iran, filled with insights not only into the power struggles and political machinations but into the personal, emotional lives of the people living in that complicated country. Maziar Bahari is a brave man and a wonderful storyteller."—Fareed Zakaria
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Maziar Bahari is an award-winning journalist, documentary filmmaker, and human-rights activist. A correspondent for Newsweek from 1998 to 2010, he was born in Tehran, Iran, and immigrated to Canada in 1988 to pursue his studies in film and political science. Bahari's documentaries have been broadcast on stations around the world, including HBO, the BBC, and the Discovery Channel. In 2009, he was named a finalist for Spain's Prince of Asturias Award for Concord, often described as Spain's Nobel Peace Prize; he was nominated by Desmond Tutu. He lives in London with his wife and daughter.
Aimee Molloy is the co-author of three previous books: Jantsen's Gift with Pam Cope; This Moment on Earth with Senator John Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry; and For God and Country with James Yee. She also served as an editor of Laurie Strongin's Saving Henry. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband.
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I could smell him before I saw him. His scent was a mixture of sweat and rosewater, and it reminded me of my youth.
When I was six years old, I would often accompany my aunts to a shrine in the holy city of Qom. It was customary to remove your shoes before entering the shrine, and the servants of the shrine would sprinkle rosewater everywhere, to mask the odor of perspiration and leather.
The morning in June 2009, when they came for me, I was in the delicate space between sleep and wakefulness, taking in his scent. I didn't realize that I was a man of 42 in my bedroom in Tehran; I thought, instead, that I was six years old again, and back in that shrine with my aunts.
"Mazi jaan, wake up," my mother said. "There are four gentlemen here. They say they are from the prosecutors' office. They want to take you away." I opened my eyes. It was a few minutes before 8 a.m., and my mother was standing beside my bed—her small 83-year-old frame protecting me from the four men behind her. I sleep without clothes, and in my half-awake state, my first thought wasn't that I was in danger, but that I was naked in a shrine. I felt ashamed and reached down to make sure the sheets were covering my body.
Mr. Rosewater was standing directly behind my mother. I would later come to learn a lot about him.
He was thirty-two years old and had gained a master's degree in political science from Tehran University. While at university, he had joined the Revolutionary Guards— a vast and increasingly powerful fundamentalist military conglomerate formed in the wake of the Iranian revolution in 1979. I would come to know that his punches were the hardest when he felt stupid. But when he barged into my bedroom early that first morning, the only thing I understood about him was that he was in charge, and that he had a very large head. It was alarmingly big, like the rest of his body. He was at least 6"2', and fat, with thick glasses. Later, his glasses would confuse me. I had associated glasses with professors, intellectuals. Not torturers.
I wrapped the sheet tightly around my body and sat up. "Put some clothes on," Rosewater said, motioning to the three men behind him to leave the room so that I could get dressed. I found comfort in this: by the fact that whatever their reason was for barging into my house, he was still respectful, still behaving with a modicum of curtsey.
They kept the door slightly ajar, and I walked to my closet. Things were beginning to come into clearer focus, but his rosewater scent lingered and my thoughts, still confused, remained back in the past, at the shrine. What does one wear in a shrine? What's the best way to present oneself? I had just finished putting on a blue collared shirt and a pair of jeans when the men barged back into my room: Rosewater and another man, who wore a shiny silver sports jacket and a cap.
They circled the room, surveying everything. I had been spending most of my time over the last two years with my fiancée, Paola, in London. We had got engaged six months earlier, and been preparing for our wedding and the birth of our child in four months time, and I had never really settled in at my mother's house. I could sense their frustration as they took stock of the mess in my small room. Heaps of books sat on the floor beside stacks of videos and DVDs and an untidy pile of laundry. I had not organized my desk for months, and it was covered with old newspapers, notebooks and videotapes. All journalists working in Iran have to be accredited by Ershad, shorthand for the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance and I had given my mother's address as my place of work. They thought they were going to find an office at my mother's house. Instead, they were picking through piles of underwear.
"If you want, I can organize things and you can come back tomorrow," I said with a sorry smile.
"Zerto pert nakon, stop talking shit," Rosewater said sharply. "Sit down and shut up. One more word, and I'll beat you so badly, I'll make your mother mourn for you." He scratched his side under his jacket, revealing the gun strapped to his body. I sat down, feeling my body grow heavy with fear. I, like most Iranians, knew of far too many people—writers, reformists, activists—who had been woken up like this, and then taken somewhere and murdered. I thought of my father, my sister, each arrested and imprisoned by previous regimes, I thought of my mother, who had been forced to live through all this twice before. I could hear my mother's voice in the kitchen, and my fear was joined by an overwhelming sense of guilt. How could my mother go through this again? Why hadn't I been more careful? Why hadn't I left Iran sooner.
"Would you like some tea?" I heard her ask one of the men in the kitchen.
"No, thank you."
"Why not? It seems that you are going to be here for a while. You should have some tea," she said.
"No, really. I don't want to impose."
I heard my mother laugh. "You arrived at my house at 8 a.m. You are going through my son's personal belongings. I am going to have to put everything back in order after you leave. What do you mean you do not want to impose?"
The man ignored the question. "Madam, please put on your scarf," he said.
Though I could not see my mother's face, I could imagine the condescending look she was giving him at that moment.
My mother's unveiled hair was illegal under Islamic law. I knew her obeying of the Revolutionary Guards' order half-heartedly, was her attempt at defiance. She was telling them that while they may be able to control her body, they could never control her mind. The Guards rightly thought of my mother and me as parts of "the other Iran," a nation who did not want to be the subjects of an Islamic ruler, and wanted to live in a democracy.
"I am 83 years old. Why should I put on my scarf?"
My mother's name is Molook. Growing up, we called her Molook joon, which in Persian, means dear Molook. Because my older brother, Babak, couldn't pronounce the K, he called her Moloojoon. The name stuck, and it is this name I used as I called out to her, doing my best to keep my voice from trembling. "Please. Don't argue with them."
I heard her quick steps, and a few moments later, she walked by my room, a blue floral scarf covering just half of her hair.
"Fine," I heard her say with polite disdain.
My room had a large book shelf full of western novels and music, with books signed by prominent Iranian reformists on one side and HBO DVD box sets and copies of Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and Newsweek stacked sloppily on the other. It was surely foreign territory to Rosewater. He continued to thumb through my papers and books, despite the look of obvious bewilderment on his face.
I sat on the bed watching him until, a while later, Rosewater told me I could go to the kitchen and eat breakfast while they continued to search my room. In the kitchen, my mother poured me a cup of tea and placed a few dates on a small china saucer. She then took a seat across from me at the breakfast table, and silently pushed the dates towards me. "Bokhor, have some," she said, smiling and hoping, I knew, to assure me that I would find the strength to survive this ordeal, whatever was to come.
I was humbled by her courage but it didn't surprise me. My mother's strength has been a source of inspiration throughout my life. But I felt guilty as I thought about how painful it would be for her to watch yet another member of her family being carted away to prison for defying an Iranian regime.
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Oh boy, I had a shopping spree last week 😅. If you follow my Instastories then you might have already seen what I bought at Stradivarius and Zara. But if you haven't, then in today's article you can spot three new items – red block heels, smart blazer and a grey coat. I am sooo in love with them all! I've never worn a block type heel girl, but I, for sure, was missing out – they are so comfortable and look cute! The best part was that they only cost 19.95 EUR, which I think is really affordable for a comfy (yep, as I am getting older I am starting to appreciate comfortable things more and more 😅) and pretty pair of shoes. Another item I totally fell in love with was the grey coat – I know, I know, I have a similar brown one, but I kind of think that there can not be enough classy style coats in your closet, especially in neutral colours like grey and brown. And, lastly, my favorite piece – the blazer! Blazers qith this pattern are super trendy right now and since they've always been staple in woman's wardrobe, I just decided to go for it, even though the overall sum on receipt was way bigger than I was planning 😅 But, I just love the fact that all three pieces that I bought are classy and will be much loved by me over the next few years. So that is what I call a good investment!
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What a beautiful look, Maddie! And those block heels are such a lovely deal! I too love the comfort of them 🙂 instantly chic and so practical to walk in! And at just under 20 euro….what a steal :D! Love your fall blazer. I think it's my favorite too 🙂
Hey Maddie! Such a good luck and we must declare this grey checked blazer the MUST of the season, I'm dying to buy a coat or a blazer with this print as I have seen its versatility in many blogs and magazines. Want to see how you mix it with other clothes 🙂
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