Abstract: A system and a method are provided for use in an MPLS network, wherein the system comprises at least one routing element configured to share one or more circuits among multiple Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS) routing protocol instances, wherein each of the multi instances is associated with a unique database, and wherein the at least one routing element comprises a managing entity configured to: manage a plurality of traffic engineering software agents each associated with a respective database, and allocate available resources to respective instances; update at least one of the plurality of databases; and for traffic that is about to be conveyed via a specific instance, determine a neighboring instance through which said traffic will be conveyed, based on information comprised in the database associated with the specific instance through which said traffic will be conveyed.

Abstract: A surfboard multitool has a handle with a fin key or screwdriver inserted into one end for storage, and the other end terminating in a brush on the front side and a fin removal tool on the back side. The fin removal tool has two fin grippers that are placed around a surfboard fin in use, and pivoted to remove the fin from its fin box. A fin key or screwdriver is stored in the end of the handle. Between the fin removal tool, brush, and removable fin key or screwdriver, an all-in-one multitool for the most regular tasks in surfboard maintenance is provided.

Abstract: In one aspect, the present invention is directed to a foldable and deployable cart (2), the cart comprising: at least one pedestal (10) substantially perpendicular to the floor at the deployed state; at least one top horizontal bar (36), substantially perpendicular to the at least one pedestal (10) at the deployed state; pivotal connection (52) between the at least one pedestal (10) and the at least one top horizontal bar (36), for rotating the at least one pedestal (10) thereabout to be substantially parallel to the at least one top horizontal bar (10), thereby allowing resting a luggage box (12), supported by the at least one top horizontal bar (36), on a trunk (30) and folding the at least one pedestal (10) into the trunk (30).