Abstract: A two-compartment container (10) comprises two flexible "D" shaped cross section tubular housings (11) each having a respective shoulder (17) with a nozzle (25). The two tubular housings (11) each have a flat portion (14) and an arcuate portion (15) and are held in side-by-side relationship so that the flat portions (14) are in contact over substantially their entire widths and lengths.

Abstract: A low profile HID light fixture comprising; a housing, means for mounting said housing, an optical assembly having a lamp contained therein, an electrical assembly having a ballast contained therein and means for mounting said optical assembly and said optical assembly and said electrical assembly in side by side relationship directly beneath said housing.

Abstract: A computer-controlled conveying system is provided for use in transporting materials between different locations. The system includes a plurality of carriages for receiving and holding the materials and a track along which the carriages move in transporting the materials. Each of the carriages has a unique identifier, which is used by a system controller to monitor and control the movement of the carriage. A number of transfer units, and corresponding transfer unit controllers, are provided along the track. The transfer unit controllers communicate with a system controller and, in conjunction with the transfer units and information received from the system controller, act to provide the desired path for end of the carriages.

Abstract: An improved display system for maximizing the display surface of garments visually seen by a customer. The improved display system includes at least a pair of planar members displaced each from the other in parallel relation. The planar members are connected each to the other by a hanger support device which is mounted on opposing ends thereof to the planar members and form an acute angle between the extended length of the hanger support device and each of the opposing planar members. The entire structure provides for a parallelogram geometry which allows the garments hung thereon to have a cascading effect which results in an extended visual area of a series of garments which are being exhibited.