Erasable Loop Scheduler
OwnerRichard J. Hoganinventor
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Abstract
An erasable loop scheduler with a board and a loop system is disclosed. The board has a first and second side, each having a viewing pane that displays a different portion of the loop system. The loop system includes a grid system that can be configured like a calendar. A user can write out a full month of dates and appointments on the first side of the board and another full month of dates and appointments on the second side of the board. Once a row of events has passed, the loop system can be advanced, at which point the row of past events moves to the second side of the board. The user may then erase that row of events and replace with upcoming dates and appointments. Alternatively, the user may keep the row of events for future reference.
Claims20
An erasable loop scheduler comprising;
- a board with at least one viewing pane;
- a loop system that wraps around the board;
- a grid system in conjunction with the loop system, a portion of the grid system displayed in the at least one viewing pane;
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- means for advancing the grid system around the board.
A method of using an erasable loop scheduler comprising:
- writing dates on a transparent overlay with a grid system beneath that wraps around and covers a first side and a second side of a board;
- writing appointments corresponding to the appropriate dates on the transparent overlay;
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- grasping the transparent overlay and sliding it around the board when a horizontal row of dates has passed.
An erasable loop scheduler comprising:
- a board having a first viewing pane and a second viewing pane;
- a grid system that is on a flexible loop system fitted around the board such that the first viewing pane displays one side of the grid system and the second viewing pane displays a second side of the grid system, the grid system having a surface that receives an erasable medium;
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- a means of advancing the grid system around the board such that the user may reposition the grid system so that the entire first viewing pane relating to future events is repositioned to correspond to the current date.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.