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US 4,907,827 AGranted
Self-organizer
OwnerLeon Khazin, Leonard Kravetsinventors
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Abstract
A self-organizer or self-reminder which is used by people to remind themselves about very important steps or things, which should be done prior to leaving home or business to assure safety of the above premises.
Claims9
A device for reminding a subject to take care of a plurality of objects, comprising
- a front panel, a middle panel and a back panel which are superposed over one another,
- said middle panel having a plurality of names of objects to take care of, arranged at predetermined locations,
- said front panel having a plurality of windows provided at locations which correspond to said locations of said names,
- said middle panel having a plurality of slots each located at one side of a respective one of said names and therefore at one side of a respective one of said windows, and
- a plurality of tabs having a closing tab portion extending substantially parallel to said panels and a grasping tab portion extending from said closing tab portion transversely to the latter,
- said closing tab portions of said tabs being located behind said front panel while said grasping tab portions of said tabs extending through said windows of said front panel,
- said tabs being movable relative to said windows of said front panel and therefore relative to said names of said middle panel so that when one of said tabs is grasped by a user by said grasping tab portion and moved to one position said closing tab portion is moved away of a respective one of said windows of said front panel into a respective one of said slots of said middle panel and thereby exposes a respective one of said names of said middle panel to show that an object with said exposed name has to be taken care of, and when said one tab is moved in an opposite direction said closing tab portion of said one tab closes said one window of said front panel and covers said one name on said middle panel to show that the object with the previously exposed name has been taken care of.
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