Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems of downhole tools are disclosed. The tools each has a sleeve attached to a mandrel to form a composite frac or bridge plug or similar coupling to a downhole tool tubing product without the use of shear pins. The engagement between the mandrel and the sleeve includes a load breaking ledge, threads, ring and groove combination, and helical spiral groove with a helical coil.

Abstract: Different methods, devices, and systems of downhole tools are disclosed. The tools each has a sleeve attached to a mandrel to form a composite frac or bridge plug or similar coupling to a downhole tool tubing product without the use of shear pins and with tensile and compressive strength over and above what can be achieved solely with adhesive bonding, especially at elevated operating temperatures and pressures.

Abstract: Tools, methods and computer programs for content management, wherein various exemplary embodiments include one or more of the following: an interface for presenting a user with a layout comprising at least one content management module; the at least one content management module enabling a user to provide a desired content within the layout; and the at least one content management module enabling management of the content.

Abstract: The present invention generally relates to systems, methods and computer applications for the management of photos. The present invention preferably includes a photo manager comprising an image editor, a resize tool and a cropping tool. The image editor preferably has a defined boundary and is superimposable and movable over a photo. The resize tool preferably provides for resizing at least a section of the photo within the defined boundary of the image editor. The cropping tool preferably provides for cropping the photo as defined by the boundary of the image editor.

Abstract: Interface tools, methods and/or computer instructions for building a web page which may be a web form, wherein a user is presented with a user interface providing a layout of the web form. A user interface including a design space allows the user to enter at least one text element for the creation of a web form. A parsing tool translates the text element into an input object for the web page. The web form may be displayed within an Internet browser. A reporting tool creates a report for the display of data captured via the web form.

Abstract: A method and system for web site navigation utilize an internet browser for navigating a plurality of web pages that are configured by a web server. The plurality of web pages are linked as a first set of web pages and linked as at least a second set of web pages. A jump control section is provided on a navigation bar to the user to provide a visual indication of a total number of the first set of linked web pages. The jump control section also provides a jump box and a jump control button which allow the user to immediately jump to any page within the web site. The jump page box displays the current page number when not activated by the user. The navigation bar also includes a strolling control section that permits the user to stroll through a subset of related web pages, identified as the second set, without requiring the user to reload a web site directory page.

Abstract: An imaging system comprising a plurality of first image capture devices. Overlapping rectilinear images are captured and halved, with the left halves being stitched and transformed into a first equirectangular image and the right halves being stitched and transformed into a second equirectangular image. The first equirectangular image, and second equirectangular image are displayed in a stereoscopic orientation to produce a stereoscopic equirectangular image. The imaging system may be utilized to capture a plurality of sequential images, to produce a full-motion stereoscopic equirectangular image.

Abstract: An imaging system comprising a plurality of first image capture devices. Overlapping rectilinear images are captured and halved, with the left halves being stitched and transformed into a first equirectangular image and the right halves being stitched and transformed into a second equirectangular image. The first equirectangular image, and second equirectangular image are displayed in a stereoscopic orientation to produce a stereoscopic equirectangular image. The imaging system may be utilized to capture a plurality of sequential images, to produce a full-motion stereoscopic equirectangular image.