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Sept. 10, 1957 E. TOWNSEND 2,805,910
JEWEL BOX Filed Nov. 1, 1955'.) 3 Sheets-Sheet 1 Q a R k E m D m\ g N s m w w R (o\ Lewis 5. Townsend INVENTOR.
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Application November 1, 1955, Serial No. 544,272
Claims. (Cl. 312-273) The present invention relates to receptacles and particularly to that type of receptacle which is adapted to contain small articles.
An object of the invention is to provide a practical and attractive jewel box having two compartments, one compartment being in the form of a drawer which is movable through a front opening in the jewel box while the other compartment is in the form of a tray that becomes open to view for access thereto upon actuation of a closure, the closure actuation being directly responsible for sliding the drawer through the front opening of the jewel box casing.
A further object of the invention is to provide a jewel box as described above wherein the closure is motoroperated in both directions, that is, to open or close the top opening in the jewel box, the actuation of the drawer being correspondingly obtained inasmuch as there is a mechanical coupling between the drawer and the closure.
A further object of the invention is to provide a latch for the drawer so that the drawer will not inadvertently become opened, this latch being released automatically in response to movement of the closure in such direction as to slide the drawer outwardly through the front opening of the jewel box casing, and closed automatically in response to returning the drawer within the casing.
A further object of this invention is to provide a compact jewel box with a top opening lending access to an upper tray, the top opening having a closure that is made of a number of slats flexibly joined together, whereby when the closure is rolled back from the opening it is capable of being guided around an are so as to be returned in the jewel box casing for the purpose of actuating a drawer in the casing.
Another object of the invention is to provide means which are operatively connected to the closure for actuating that closure, the actuating means being preferably electrically operative and controllable from a switch that is carried by the casing.
These together with other objects and advantages which will become subsequently apparent reside in the details of construction and operation as more fully hereinafter described and claimed, reference being had to the accompanying drawings forming a part hereof, wherein like numerals refer to like parts throughout, and in which:
Figure 1 is a perspective view of the jewel box embodying the principles of the invention;
Figure 2 is a longitudinal sectional view taken substantially on the line 2-2 of Figure l and in the direction of the arrows;
Figure 3 is a top view of the jewel box in Figure l with the drawer extended and the closure in the partially open position;
Figure 4 is a longitudinal sectional view taken generally on the plane of line 44 of Figure 3 and in the direction of the arrows;
Figure 5 is an irregular sectional view taken substanice tially on the line 5-5 of Figure 4 and in the direction of the arrows;
Figure 6 is an irregular section taken substantially on the line 6-6 of Figure 4 and in the direction of the arrows;
Figure 7 is an enlarged fragmentary sectional view showing the construction of the closure for thetop opening in the jewel box casing;
Figure 8 is an enlarged fragmentary sectional view showing the reduction gearing and motor drive for the closure of the jewel box; and,
Figure 9 is an enlarged fragmentary sectional view taken substantially on the line 9-9 of Figure 6 and in the direction of the arrows.
The jewel box 10 which exemplifies one embodiment of the invention consists of a casing 12 having sides 14 and 16, a bottom 18, a top 20, a rear wall 22, and a front 24. A front opening 26 is formed in the front 24, and there is a top opening 28 formed in the top 20 of the casing 12. Although the front 24 and the back 20 of the casing 12 are shown as being semi-cylindrical, this is but a matter of selected design to have the jewel box present a modern appearance. The jewel box may have other configurations depending upon the desires of the manufacturer in assembling and constructing the casing 12.
There are two compartments 30 and 32, respectively, in the jewel box, the compartment 30 being formed by a drawer 34 while the compartment 32 is defined by the tray 36. Runners 38 and 40 on the sides of drawer 32 are disposed in the guides 42 and 44, respectively, the latter being fixed to the inner surfaces of the sides 14 and 16 of casing 12. The front of the drawer is smoothly curved in order to form a section of the curved front 24.
Tray 36 is of such size as to be removable through the top opening 28 of the casing. When disposed in the casing it seats at its front edge on a transverse support 48 secured to the opposite walls 14 and 16 of the casing. This transverse support is of suitable construction, for example, a small angular member.
The rear part of the tray 36 has a well 50 in it in order to accommodate a part of a drive gear 54. The portions of the tray on each side of the well 50 rest upon supports 56 and 58 which are carried by a motor and gearing mounting assembly 60, the latter including a transverse plate 62 which is fixed to the opposite side walls 14 and 16 of the casing 12. Accordingly, the tray 36 may be lifted from and replaced in the casing 12 through the top opening 28.
A closure 64 is slidable beneath the top opening 28 and in registry with it in order to open or close the opening. The construction of the closure is preferably a number of slats 66 (Figure 7) arranged parallel to each other and fixed to a flexible web or backing 68. The slats may be of plastic or wood or metal or any other suitable material, while the Web 68 is cloth, plastic or rubber so that it is capable of being guided around the gear 54 in its travel within the casing 12. Spaced cleats 70 extend from the surface of the web 68 and are engageable with the teeth of gear 54, the latter driving the closure. The closure is guided on a pair of rails 74 and 75 that are secured to the opposite side walls 14 and 16 of the casing 12 near the top opening 28. When in position to close the opening 28 (Figure 2) the closure 64 has a portion entrained around the gear 54 with some of the cleats in engagement with the teeth of the gear. The slats 66 of the closure adjacent to the gear and beneath it rest upon the inner surface of the back 22 and the bottom of the casing. As gear 54 is rotated the closure 64 is slid so that the bottom end thereof moves forwardly toward the front opening 26 of casing 12, while the opposite end of the closure 64 is Withdrawn from the opening 28. As the end 78 of the closure 64 moves along the inner surface of the bottom of" casing 12, it contacts a stop 80 that is connected to the drawer 34. As closure 64 continues to move in the same direction, end' 78 thereof pressing against stop 80 pushes drawer 34 through the front opening '26 of casing 12 in order to open the drawer.
Means normally retaining the drawer 34 in a latched condition are attached to the drawer 34. They consist of a latch keeper 82 which projects from one wall 16 of the casing 12. Latch 84 comprises an arrnhaving a curved outer end and whoseinner end has a hinge 86 which connects it to the back wall of drawer 34. Spring 88 constantly biases the curved outer end of the latch downwardly and against the latch keeper 82. This retains the drawer 34 releasably latched in the casing 12. However, when the end 78 of the closure 64 moves against the stop 80 the initial force hingedly rotates the latch keeper 84 so that the curved part thereof rides over the latch keeper 82 against the bias of the spring 88. Accordingly, this releases the drawer latch means and permits the drawer to be projected outwardly of the casing as shown in Figure 4.
When the gear 54 is rotated in the opposite direction in order to move the closure 64 to a position for overlying tray 36 and closing opening 28, end 78 thereof is pulled inwardly with respect to the front opening 26 of casing 12. Accordingly, this end 78 is withdrawn from stop 80 of drawer 34. After being withdrawn a short distance the small chain 90, cable or other flexible element that is attached to the end 78 of closure 64 and the back of drawer 34, is drawn taut and pulls the drawer 34 to a retracted position within casing 12. The curved part of the latch keeper 84 rides on the inner surface of the bottom 18 of casing 12 until the outer end thereof contacts the latch keeper 82. At that time it overrides the latch keeper and becomes engaged with the top part thereof by resting thereon with the spring 88 biasing the latch 84 against the latch keeper 82. At the time that the opening 28 is closed by the closure 64 the drawer 34 is fully retracted in the casing 12.
Although it is possible to operate closure 64 manually as described herein, this closure may be actuated by other means and devices. For example, there may be a. reversible motor 91 that is powered by dry cells 92 and 93. The dry cells 92 and 93 are releasably secured in a conductive frame 94 from appropriate terminals of which wires 95 and 96 extend through the switches schematically represented by buttons 97 and 98 that are carried by one wall of the casing 12. The frame 94 is secured to the assembly. 60 as is motor 91. Forming a part of assembly 60 are supports 99 and 100 to which supports 56 and 58' are attached. Brackets 101 and 104 are mounted on the plate 62 and constitute a part of the assembly 60. These brackets have a spindle 106 carried by them on which the gear 54 is mounted for rotation. A reduction gear train 108 is interposed between the shaft of the reversible motor 91 and the main drive gear 54. The reduction gearing comprises a pinion 109- fixed to the shaft 110 of motor 91, the pinion being enmeshed with a gear 112 on shaft 113. Another pinion 114 is fixed to the same shaft 113 as gear 112, and pinion 114 is enmeshed with the main drive gear 54.
In use, the proper switching is caused by depressing the button 97 or 98, this closing the circuit of the reversible motor 91 so that the gear 54 is rotated through the gear train 108. Upon rotation of gear 54 the closure 64 is actuated in order to expose the tray 36 through the opening 28. At the same time the drawer 34 is opened by the previously described coaction between the end 78 of the closure 64 and the stop 80 of the drawer 34. In order to close the drawer 34 and also to close the opening 28, the other button 98 is depressed in order to energize the motor 91 so that it will be actuated in the opposite direction. This rotates gear 54 in the opposite direction in order to retract the drawer 34 at the same time latching it and also at the same time moving closure 64 to such position that the opening 28 is closed.
The foregoing is considered as illustrative only of the principles of the invention. Further, since numerous modifications and changes will readily occur to those skilled in the art, it is not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction and operation shown and described, and accordingly all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to, falling within the scope of the invention as claimed.
What is claimed as new is as follows:
1. A jewel box comprising a casing having a front opening and a top opening, a drawer slidably mounted in said casing and movable through said front opening, a closure for said top opening, means mounting said closure in said casing for movement to open and close said top opening, a latch operatively connected to said drawer to releasably hold the drawer within said casing, and said closure when it moves to open said top opening contacting said drawer to release said latch and move said drawer through said front opening.
2. In a jewel box which includes a casing having a top opening and a front opening, a tray, structural means supporting said tray within said casing beneath said top opening, a drawer located in said casing, means mounting said drawer for sliding movement so that it moves to said front opening of saidcasing, a closure for said top opening, means supporting said closure for movement beneath said top opening, said closure being flexible and having an end which is adapted to contact a portion of said drawer, means operatively connected with said closure for actuating said closure and moving said end of said closure against .said drawer in order to move said drawer through said front opening, a latch operatively connected with said drawer in order to re tain said drawer in the casing, said latch being releasable automatically in response to movement of. said drawer outwardlyof said casing by said end of said closure, and means mechanically connecting said closure to said drawer' so that when said closure is returned to a position in order to close said top opening in said casing, said drawer is withdrawn into said casing through the front opening thereof.
3. As a new article of manufacture a jewel box comprising a casing which has a first and a second opening therein, said openings being spaced. from each other, a drawer in said casing and movable through one of said openings, a closure for the other of said openings, a gear mounted for'rotation in said casing, said closure being flexible and drivingly mounted on said gear, and means for rotating said gear in opposite directions in order-to move said closure to such position as to cover and open one of said openings, and means operatively connecting said closure with said drawer in order to simultaneously actuate said drawer, the last mentioned means including a stop connected to said drawer against which one end of said closure abuts when said closure is moved in one direction, a flexible connector securing said one end of said closure to said drawer, and a latch operatively connected, to" said. drawer,'said latch being operable in response to movement of said drawer by said end of said closure.
4. In a receptacle which has a casing, said casing beingprovided'with an opening, a flexible closure, guides secured to said casing and retaining said flexible closure in registry with said opening, means drivingly connected to said closure for actuating said closure, said means including a gear on which said closure is supported, means for controlling the actuation of the foregoing means, a
drawer, guides carried byv said casing on which said drawer is mounted, a latch operatively connected to said drawer, and means for releasing said latch and simultaneously moving said drawer in response to movement of said closure in said casing.
5. In a jewel box including a casing having a front opening and a top opening, a drawer slidably mounted in said casing and movable forwardly out of said front opening into open position and rearwardly into said casing into closed position, a closure for said top opening slidably mounted in said casing and movable in opposite directions into and from closing position with respect to said top opening, means in said casing operatively connected to said closure to move the same in opposite directions, said closure engaging and sliding said drawer into open position in response to move ment of the closure from closing position with respect to said top opening, releasable latch means for holding said drawer against movement into open position including a latch member on the drawer upwardly movable into latching position by engagement of said closure References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 308,142 Cutler Nov. 18, 1884 1,355,488 McKenney Oct. 12, 1920 1,618,933 Knaster Feb. 22, 1927 1,712,842 Richardson May 14, 1929 2,049,969 Meunier et al Aug. 4, 1936 FOREIGN PATENTS 611,855 Great Britain Nov. 4, 1948 836,562 Germany Apr. 15, 1952
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Supporting those who Serve: Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships in Disaster Response
Faith-based and neighborhood partnerships have been a key part of the conversation and discussion at the 18th Annual National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (National VOAD) conference. The conference, held in Orlando this past week, was at maximum capacity as it brought together more than 530 people representing multiple national VOAD organizations and local VOAD members in 55 states and territories as well as emergency management partners and private sector partners.
You might be asking yourself, what is a VOAD? The first thing I can tell you is that National VOAD is a key partner of FEMA and the DHS Faith/Community Center. National VOAD is a nonprofit membership organization whose members are national nonprofit organizations whose mission includes programs in disaster preparedness, response and/or recovery. Since its founding, state and local equivalents of VOAD have emerged to foster cooperation, communication, coordination and collaboration at the state and local level--the heart of any disaster response.
This conference is one of the only times during the year that these groups come together in non-disaster events. Our Center at DHS contributed to the training and discussions here at the conference by providing expertise from FEMA headquarters and from Voluntary Agency Liaison offices throughout the 10 FEMA regions to participate in and lead workshops and seminars.
Highlights of the conference included presentations by Joshua DuBois, Executive Director of the Office of White House Faith-Based & Neighborhood Partnerships, and FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate. DuBois said, "You make wonders happen." He described the work of disaster volunteers and staff gathered at the conference: "With the government's partnership and your works of faith and service, people made hungry and homeless from disaster are fed and housed." In the wake of recent tornadoes, floods and storms, DuBois emphasized the point that federal government cannot help everyone alone. "You [volunteer] not because you have been assigned to do it. No one has conscripted anyone into service. You are there, voluntarily, because you cannot do otherwise."
Administrator Fugate added to these thoughts by commending the 40 years of work and success of the volunteers of National VOAD:
Just as FEMA is not the whole team, we are part of the team, and the team is strengthened by your efforts in assisting your neighbors during their time of need. We appreciate all the work you have done and we look forward to your contributions over the next 40 years and beyond to help ensure this nation is prepared for all emergencies.
David Myers is Director for the Center for Faith-based and Community Initaitives at the Department of Homeland Security
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Date: March 24, 2010
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Congratulations to the East County parents who celebrated recent births. The East County Observer will publish birth announcements the last week of each month. To have your listing included, please e-mail your information to Executive Editor Michael Eng, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Graham Alexander Bosmeny was born to Jeanne and Ryan Bosmeny at 7:45 a.m., Feb. 27, 2010. He weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces and was 20-and-one-half inches long. Proud sibling is Samantha.
Lane Thomas Edwards was born to Heather and Jason Edwards at 7:30 a.m., March 11, 2010. He weighed 7 pounds, 1 ounce and was 20 inches long. Proud sibling is Kaley.
Taryn Scout Factor was born to Greenbrook residents Monika and Ryan Factor at 12:45 p.m., March 4, 2010. She weighed 5 pounds, 9 ounces and was 18-and-one-half inches long. Proud sibling is Beckham.
Joshua Thomas Harvey was born to Shawnna and Joel Harvey at 6:39 p.m., March 1, 2010. He weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 21 inches long. Proud siblings are Katie and Sarah.
Chloe Marie Hayter was born to Jessica and Jeb Hayter at 3:54 p.m., Dec. 22, 2009. She weighed 5 pounds, 10 ounces and was 18 inches long. Proud sibling is Hailie.
Adrian Shawn Littlejohn was born to Ivette and Anthony Littlejohn at 3:06 p.m., Feb. 4, 2010. He weighed 5 pounds, 8 ounces and was 17-and-three-quarters inches long.
Subh Patel was born to Bhumin and Sweta Patel at 9:37 a.m., March 3, 2010. Subh weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and was 19-and-one-half inches long. Proud sibling is Om.
Campbell Marjory Baye Pope was born to Palmetto residents Summer Smith-Pope and Bryan Pope at 2:41 p.m., March 11, 2010. She weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces and was 19-and-one-half inches long. Proud sibling is Camden.
Kendra Marie Zehr was born to Valissa and Gerald Zehr III at 9:10 a.m., Feb. 26, 2010. She weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces and was 19-and-one-half inches long. Proud sibling is Summer.
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Friday November 20
Ben Fogle: New Lives in the Wild (Five, 9.00pm)
Ben Fogle meets people who have moved to inhospitable parts of the world after leaving the rat race behind. He begins by travelling to the Namibian desert to spend time with 50-year-old Gideon David, who quit his career in life insurance to live in the largest conservation area in Africa. He embraces the harsh and relentless work of farm life in temperatures pushing pushing 40C, tending more than 150 animals, repairing baboon damage to water pipes and learning how to castrate sheep with his teeth.
Saturday November 22
Rick Stein's Far Eastern Odyssey (BBC Two, 1.00pm)
The chef continues his exploration of the Far East's most diverse food cultures, travelling to Thailand where he meets one of his heroes, David Thompson, who has devoted himself to understanding Thai cuisine. He also takes a train to Phuket to learn the art of hot and sour tom yum goong, and visits Melaka to explore the Nyonya-style cooking. Repeat.
Walking Through History: King John's Ruin - Peak District (Channel 4, 8.00pm)
As the 800th anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta approaches next year, Tony Robinson sets out to discover the real King John. His walk takes him across the medieval monarch's stamping grounds of Sherwood Forest and the Peak District. He also finds the scant remains of Laxton Castle, once King John's control centre where strict `forest law' was administered and where taxes and fines flooded into the royal coffers. And in Sherwood, he explores how the myth of Robin Hood has helped to skew the public's image of King John
Sunday November 23
Glorious Gardens from Above (BBC Two, 5.30pm)
Horticulturist Christine Walkden explores Yorkshire by hot-air balloon. She meets two garden designers at Scampston Hall in Malton, and catches up with an old friend at York Gate Garden in Leeds.
The Mekong River with Sue Perkins (BBC Two, 8.00pm)
The comedian and presenter Sue Perkins continues her journey up the Southeast Asian river and reaches Laos, where she meets a fisherman who has taken advantage of the increasing number of tourists by setting up a restaurant on the beach. She then heads to Luang Prabang, a town that is now a Unesco world heritage site and famed as the centre of Buddhism, where she spends a day with novice monks. She also visits the Xayaburi hydroelectric dam, which will completely block the flow of the river, bringing economic benefits to Laos and beyond, but harming the livelihoods of tens of millions of people downstream.
World's Greatest Food Markets (BBC Two, 9.00pm)
Billingsgate fish merchant Roger Barton visits Mexico City's Central de Abasto as he continues to pit himself against some of the world's sharpest traders. The wholesale food market is the largest of its kind on the planet, and $10billion flows through it each year as its produce feeds one of the world's biggest metropolises, but Roger has his work cut out as there's not a single fish in sight
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Great Continental Railway Jounrneys (BBC Two, 9.00pm)
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The Travel Show (BBC Two, 10.35am)
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Christine Walkden heads to Aberdeenshire in her hot-air balloon as her journey continues. She visits Crathes Castle, an ancient seat of Scottish nobles, where she learns about the challenges of gardening in an unforgiving climate. She also gets to grips with some smelly skunk cabbage at what is claimed to be Britain's highest garden, Tillypronie.
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Sandown brothers pitch in with Sandy relief efforts
SANDOWN - Aiden Garone, 9, and his brother, Alexander, 6, were excited when they awoke to the first snow fall of the season last week.
But then the brothers from Sandown got to talking with their mother about how bad it must have been for the people of New York and New Jersey who are still struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
The boys said they wanted to do something to help the victims, and after throwing some ideas around, they decided to take on yard work projects in exchange for donations.
The boys stopped by four homes on Monday, taking on jobs ranging from garden cleanouts to picking up sticks and raking leaves.
They originally raised $240, but when their grandmother from Rochester, N.Y., heard about their effort she decided to match the amount.
When the Garones learned that Exeter firefighters were heading down to help New York City firefighters whose homes were flooded by Sandy, the boys asked them to take the money and hand deliver the $480 donation to the Friends of Firefighters Inc., an organization in Brooklyn that assists active and retired FDNY firefighters and operates out of an old Brooklyn firehouse that flooded during the hurricane.
It was the perfect charity since their dad, Mike Garone, is a firefighter in Derry.
The boys rushed their donations over to the Exeter Fire Department Monday afternoon - just hours before six firefighters headed to New York.
Aiden said he wanted to help the firefighters "because they should have a home."
Alexander shared his concern.
"I wanted to help people and firefighters lost their homes. Since my Dad's a firefighter I wanted to transfer it to them," he said.
"They came up with this idea and carried it out in a week and I have never been so proud," said their mother, Rebecca.
Exeter Firefighter Patrick Robicheau gave the cash donation to the Friends of Firefighters Wednesday morning.
Tony Catapano, a retired FDNY firefighter who served for 42 years, said he and others appreciated the donation and the efforts the boys made to help firefighters, many of whom were affected by Sandy.
"To spend their time doing something like that is just great," he said.
Catapano, who now volunteers with Friends of Firefighters, said the donation will be put to good use.
The firehouse used by the organization was flooded by 4 feet of water during Sandy. The kitchen was ruined, including the stove, refrigerator and other appliances and utensils, but volunteers were able to get the mess cleaned up quickly so the building could accommodate firefighters from around the country who have come to New York to volunteer to help.
The firehouse remained without power this week, heated only by a pellet stove donated and installed on Tuesday. The electrical system and boiler was wiped out in the flood as well. The story was the same at another Brooklyn fire station that was used by firefighters until the flood. It can't be used until the damage is fixed.
The Friends of Firefighters also got a hand from Exeter firefighters who not only offered manual labor but donated water and other supplies to be given to families of firefighters.
With so many firefighters now homeless and looking for apartments after their homes burned or flooded, Catapano said the help from New Hampshire and elsewhere was needed.
"We don't get storms like this. We get snowstorms and rainstorms, and with the rain there's usually sewer backups. This was overwhelming. This was so widespread," he said.
Catapano said he's been impressed by the outpouring of support the Friends of Firefighters have received from the firefighting community.
"Some of these brothers and sisters, they have families too, and some of them are coming here even though they need work on their house. It evolves into, 'You do it for me and I'm there for you,'" he said. "We try to help each other out as much as we can."
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Pimlico stabbing: sword mob killed teen named as Hani Abou El Kheir and 'jogged off like nothing had happened'
- 16-year-old stabbed to death in Lupus Street, Pimlico
- Suspected that killing is related to drug gangs
- Victim named locally as Hani Abou El Kheir
- Hani's name had been given to drugs intervention workers only last week
- His mother was behind police cordon screaming with grief, witnesses said
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A witness described today how a mob wielding knives and swords plunged a blade "into the ribs" of a teenager killed in Pimlico before running off "as if nothing had happened."
The witness also told how the hooded gang "jumped on him like a pack of dogs" before leaving the scene.
The boy fell to the ground and pleaded "don't do it" before he was repeatedly stabbed by the gang, who were wearing hoods and bandanas, according to witnesses.
The boy, named locally as 16-year-old Hani Abou El Kheir, was treated at the scene in Pimlico by paramedics but died a few hours later at a south London hospital.
His mother was said to have been held back at a police cordon while her son was bleeding to death.
Tonight it emerged the teenager had become known to drugs intervention workers only last week. Hani was on the "periphery of having some sort of contact with gangs or activity such as drugs", a council drugs worker said.
His name had been passed to drugs workers and he was due to get a visit from outreach workers if it re-emerged.
David Savizon, who works for the authority's Your Choice anti-gangs programme, said: "Unfortunately I wasn't able to meet him."
The teenager's name had been flagged up to drugs workers on Wednesday, Mr Savizon, 34, said. "He wasn't deemed significant in terms of being in a gang."
Mr Savizon added: "It was more of a bookmark just to see where this young person was. Everything I have heard about him... he was a very timid young man."
Mr Savizon said that even if the murder victim was not a senior drugs figure he could still be at risk of being targeted. "It is a very dangerous activity," he said.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson said: "It is heart breaking to see the life of another young Londoner taken so tragically.
"My thoughts are with this young man's family at such a terrible moment.
"This horrific incident serves as an unwelcome reminder that although violent crime in the capital continues to fall, we must continue our fight to tackle youth violence and get knives off our streets."
Two witnesses described how the victim was running for his life when he tripped. He was then attacked by around 15 teenagers who stabbed and kicked him before leaving him for dead.
One said: "We were walking along and saw him running really fast but then he tripped. There were about 15 of them, most wearing dark hoodies and bandanas over their faces. A lot of them were wearing tracksuits.
"They had wide kitchen knives and other knives and they jumped on him like a pack of dogs. He was shouting 'don't do it' but they just went ahead. One put a blade in near his ribs. Others then kicked him before just jogging off as if nothing had happened.
"They put their weapons in socks and then shoved them up their sleeves as they were going. Afterwards they looked calm, one looked straight at me as he was leaving which was scary — we thought they may go for us. We tried to help him as he was lying on the ground."
Scotland Yard said officers were called to reports of a stabbing in Lupus Street at 6.50pm. The boy was taken to a south London hospital but died at 8.45pm. He was the first teenager to be murdered in London this year.
Lupus Street remained cordoned off today as forensic experts examined the scene. The street, close to Pimlico Underground station, is yards from the gang-plagued Churchill Gardens estate and is home to Pimlico Academy.
On the north side of the street houses sell for millions of pounds but the south side of the street is taken up with the Seventies estate bordering the river.
Friends of the teenager, who lived on the estate, say he was a former pupil at the Academy.
One said he wanted to go to college. "He was a really calm, cool guy. I don't know of any reason that anyone would have beef with him."
Jerry Collins, Hani's former principal said: "The pupils and staff at Pimlico Academy were deeply saddened to hear about the death of our former student Hani Abou El-Kheir and extend our deepest sympathies to his family.
"Having left the Academy in 2009 Hani rejoined in December 2011 and was a pupil here until the summer of 2012.
"Hani was a popular boy who conducted himself in an exemplary manner and will be much missed."
Another witness 22-year-old Teodor Watson, who lives in a tower block overlooking the scene, said he heard what sounded like a brawl. "I came outside just seconds after it happened because I heard a lot of commotion. I saw the victim standing and holding his stomach and about three or four young blokes running down the street.
"He was reeling and swaying and stumbling for about 20 seconds. He had his head down and was holding his stomach and then fell. People started gathering and calling the ambulance. He was white all the other boys who were running down street were white. They took a long time to stabilise him maybe 20 minutes, half an hour.
"They were giving him CPR. You could see the wound from up here. The wound was huge, I live on the fifth floor and I could see it from here. "
He said the victim was wearing jeans and a black waterproof jacket.
Mohammed Alzubaidi, 49, from nearby Peabody Close, said his friend witnessed a gang of black and white teenagers carrying out the attack.
"He said they were carrying knives, some of them with wide swords. He said the victim was screaming and trying to get away," he said.
There were reports that some members of the gang turned up at the estate in a Mini car.
Steve Russell, 46, a project manager who was visiting a friend on the Churchill Gardens Estate next to where the murder happened, said he saw the victim's mother run up to the cordon as paramedics treated her son.
He said: "She was screaming with grief and shouting her son's name but they wouldn't let her through."
The Churchill Gardens estate has become a drugs blackspot in the last year.
Children as young 10 are paid "tens of pounds" to stash drugs and ferry them around. There is not an established network of drugs gangs.
"The Churchill Gardens estate has become a bit of a hotspot in the last 12 months for drugs," said Mr Savizon.
"We are really trying to identify who we need to be working with and the community needs to take some accountability for it, they know a lot of what is going on."
He added: "We are really concerned about the impact of drugs and the competition between dealers and young people being recruited."
Mr Savizon said Pimlico was seen as "an opportunity" by drug dealers.
The area's problem with illegal substances is new, and it does not have a drugs background.
The murder comes after a series of incidents linked to gang crime on the Churchill Gardens estate.
Last year aspiring football coach Oliver Husseini, 17, was left fighting for his life after being stabbed in nearby Gloucester Street.
Just weeks later gunshots were heard on the estate.
The gangs issue will be top of the agenda at a meeting between Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe and local councillors today.
Cllr Nickie Aiken, Westminster Council's spokeswoman on community protection, said: "Once more we have seen the tragic blight that knife culture has inflicted on the capital.
"Our thoughts are with the family of this teenager and we will offer whatever help we can."
Police said there had been no arrests.
Anyone with information should call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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Paintings in Public Settings
The environment frequently determines the visual impact on the viewer. Where something is seen often determines the value and viability of art. Location, location, location.
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works have also been exhibited and collected throughout Southern California and the nation including, Washington DC, New York and Los Angeles
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I have always believed that the viewer is an integral part of the painting process. The environment also inserts itself on the paintings visual effect. Though the painting remains the same, each visual effect is as individual as it's owners. Below are a few paintings in their home settings.
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Family Trees are sets of painted canvas blocks that together make up an impressionistic image of a tree. Singularly, the blocks stand alone as a part of the tree, each piece retaining the essence of the tree, while the whole gives the essence and image. Family Trees are exhibited as an entire tree, or separated into 'branches' of the tree (if separated, family member, friends, people with commonalities can each have a branch of the tree, while still being a part of the larger tree).
The original family tree was the 21 piece, Cherry Blossom montage. Rather than going to an individual family, Cherry Blossom montage resides with the worlds family. Individual canvas blocks now reside in numerous homes and institutions around the US and the world, including, Pennsylvania, New York, Florida, California and Tokyo.
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It has raised its concerns in its response to the Government's consultation on increasing patient choice, Liberating the NHS: Greater Choice and Control.
It said: "There may be overwhelming demand in key locations with a likely impact on quality, and increased difficulty for GP consortia to plan for local populations if baseline needs are so easily changeable.
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