Abstract: A dispensing apparatus is disclosed. The dispensing apparatus comprises a liquid dispenser and a towel dispenser. The liquid dispenser further comprises a container member and an expelling member. The towel dispenser is disposed adjacent to and in contact with a portion of the container member of the liquid dispenser. Liquid is dispensed, through the expelling member of the liquid dispenser, in a substantially downward direction.

Abstract: A storage apparatus is disclosed. The storage apparatus comprises a mounting mechanism, a hoist system and a storage member. The hoist system, which is attached to the mounting mechanism, comprises at least one pulley. A hoist wire is disposed within each of the at least one pulleys. A hoist wire mount receives a first end of each of the hoist wires and also includes a power source. Finally, the storage member is affixed to a second end of each of the hoist wires.

Abstract: A storage apparatus is disclosed. The storage apparatus comprises a mounting mechanism, a hoist system and a storage member. The hoist system, which is attached to the mounting mechanism, comprises at least one pulley. A hoist wire is disposed within each of the at least one pulleys. A hoist wire mount receives a first end of each of the hoist wires and also includes a power source. Finally, the storage member is affixed to a second end of each of the hoist wires.

Abstract: A storage apparatus is disclosed. The storage apparatus comprises a mounting mechanism, a hoist system and a storage member. The hoist system, which is attached to the mounting mechanism, comprises at least one pulley. A hoist wire is disposed within each of the at least one pulleys. A hoist wire mount receives a first end of each of the hoist wires and a power source. Finally, the storage member is affixed to a second end of each of the hoist wires.

Abstract: A catamaran includes a system of at least two pairs of opposed pontoons arranged in tandem relation with one pair forwardly of the other. Each pontoon is supported near its mid point on a generally vertical axis to a superstructure. The pontoons of one pair are connected by a cross connecting member pivoted to the pontoons of said one pair along generally vertical axes at points equally spaced from the pivots connecting said pontoons to said superstructure, so said pontoons of said one pair are held in substantially parallel relation. The rear end of each forward pontoon of one pair is pivotally connected to the forward end of the pontoon of the other pair on opposite sides of longitudinal center between said pontoons. This pivotal movement of the pontoons of one pair about their vertical pivot near their mid point acts to rotate the mid points of the pontoons of the other pair in the opposite direction about their vertical axes.