A device and method for subterranean operations comprising a latch adapted to be coupled with a fingerboard of a drilling rig, the fingerboard including at least two fingers, wherein: the latch is selectively moveable between an open configuration and a closed configuration, the latch is adapted to selectively permit entrance of a first tubular into a tubular storage area between the at least two fingers when the latch is in the open configuration, and selectively maintain the first tubular in the tubular storage area when the latch is in the closed configuration, and the latch is spaced apart from the fingerboard.

An organizer has a rod-like support serving as a jewelry organizer, holder, and/or display device closed at each end, and having a closing mechanism which can be opened and closed to allow addition or removal of items from the rod-like support. The items can include bracelets, bangles, watches, necklaces, rings and the like. The rod-like storage device has two L-shaped paired rods with an opening therebetween. The closing mechanism in a preferred embodiment includes a slot in one of the rods and a mating projection in the other one of the rods. This allows items to be easily slipped onto the rod once it has been opened and maintained on the storage rod when the rod is closed. In one embodiment of the device a paired storage rod in two portions is mounted on an elongated strip.

An organizer has a rod-like support serving as a jewelry organizer, holder, and/or display device closed at each end, and having a closing mechanism which can be opened and closed to allow addition or removal of items from the rod-like support. The items can include bracelets, bangles, watches, necklaces, rings and the like. The rod-like storage device has two L-shaped paired rods with an opening therebetween. The closing mechanism in a preferred embodiment includes a slot in one of the rods and a mating projection in the other one of the rods. This allows items to be easily slipped onto the rod once it has been opened and maintained on the storage rod when the rod is closed. In one embodiment of the device a paired storage rod in two portions is mounted on an elongated strip.

Items are clamped between damping sheaths (11, 51) which are each secured around a carrier (12, 52), wherein a plurality of composite bodies (5, 10) are oriented with respect to one another such that their carriers (12, 52) are arranged in parallel and are held, with their end protruding from the sheath (11, 51), in holes (21) of a plate (2). Preferably, plates (2) can be locked onto one another to form a plate layer (20), or the composite bodies (5, 10) are components connected to one another by cohesive bonding. Plates (2) and carriers (12, 52) of composite bodies (5, 10) may shaped such that the carriers (12, 52) fit with one end into the plates (2) and with this end can be locked onto the plates. Preferably, connection bridges (3, 4) and plates (2) are shaped such that the plates (2) can be locked onto the connection webs (3, 4) to form a plate layer (20).

Merchandise security systems and methods are provided. In one example, a merchandise security system includes a plurality of security devices arranged in a wireless network, wherein the plurality of security devices are arranged in a planogram and each configured to protect one or more items from theft, each of the plurality of security devices configured to wirelessly communicate data with a remote device. The system also includes a plurality of electronic keys arranged in the wireless network and configured to wirelessly communicate data with the plurality of security devices and/or the remote device. Each of the plurality of electronic keys is configured to operate the plurality of security devices. The system also includes a gateway configured to receive the data from the plurality of security devices and electronic keys via wireless communication, wherein the gateway is configured to communicate the data to the remote computing device.

The invention relates to a board configured as a jewellery board (1; 2; 3) for arranging and storing items of jewellery such as necklaces, decorative bands or rings, comprising a number of cutouts (16) which penetrate through the board (10; 40; 50) with retaining means (26) integrated therein for detachable fastening of the respective items of jewellery to the board, comprising a pin-like projection (26) as retaining means which projects upwards into the cutout in the lower region of each cutout (16), and comprising a spacer (12; 44; 52) of the board (10; 40; 50) for maintaining a free space (A; a) on a rear side (18; 48; 56) of the board (10; 40; 50) at least in the region of the cutouts (16).

The invention relates to a board configured as a jewellery board (1; 2; 3) for arranging and storing items of jewellery such as necklaces, decorative bands or rings, comprising a number of cutouts (16) which penetrate through the board (10; 40; 50) with retaining means (26) integrated therein for detachable fastening of the respective items of jewellery to the board, comprising a pin-like projection (26) as retaining means which projects upwards into the cutout in the lower region of each cutout (16), and comprising a spacer (12; 44; 52) of the board (10; 40; 50) for maintaining a free space (A; a) on a rear side (18; 48; 56) of the board (10; 40; 50) at least in the region of the cutouts (16).

Disclosed herein is a jewelry display apparatus comprising a plurality of arms, each arm displaying a different piece of jewelry. The arms are arranged such that they can be closed to provide an attractive display for showing the plurality of jewelry next to each other or spread apart from each other to allow the customer to view the jewelry in isolation. The arms are preferably joined together at a common pivot point about which the arms rotate with respect to each other.

Disclosed herein is a jewelry display apparatus comprising a plurality of arms, each arm displaying a different piece of jewelry. The arms are arranged such that they can be closed to provide an attractive display for showing the plurality of jewelry next to each other or spread apart from each other to allow the customer to view the jewelry in isolation. The arms are preferably joined together at a common pivot point about which the arms rotate with respect to each other.

Bend members making up a variable shape structure each have a central coupling point, a one-end coupling point, and an other-end coupling point that are arranged so as to form a V shape with a fixed bend angle. A central coupling point of the first bend member and a central coupling point of the second bend member are pivotally coupled together. A central coupling point of the third bend member and a central coupling point of the fourth bend member are pivotally coupled together. A one-end coupling point of the first bend member and a one-end coupling point of the third bend member are pivotally coupled together. A one-end coupling point of the second bend member and a one-end coupling point of the fourth bend member are pivotally coupled together. The first, the second, the third, and the fourth bend members are of the same shape and the same size.