Abstract: A resource host transmits a payload to a client device. The payload includes a first asset hosted by the resource host, and the first asset is associated with a first reference tag indicating a versioning status of the first asset. The resource host receives an Add Ref Instruction, wherein the Add Ref Instruction, which includes a custom reference tag indicating a user-selected versioning status of the first asset. The resource host associates a second reference tag with the first asset based on the custom reference tag.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention provide methods and systems for or providing automated assistance in making a decision such as selecting a product when shopping. According to one embodiment, a method of providing automated decision assistance can comprise presenting a user interface for selecting between a plurality of products identified in a product catalog. A question and answer session can be conducted via the user interface. Each question in the question and answer session can be selected based on a current context of the question and answer session and a relevance of each of the plurality of products identified in the product catalog to the current context of the question and answer session. At least one of the plurality of products identified in the product catalog can be suggested via the user interface based on results of the question and answer session.

Abstract: A method of use of the Capsaicin in treatment and removal of warts and moles is disclosed. The method include applying a sufficient amount of Capsaicin topically on warts and moles daily for a period time, whereby treatment, including disappearance of the warts and the moles, atrophication and de-coloration of the treated area, can be achieved. The concentration of Capsaicin is in a range from about 0.010% to about 0.200% (w/w). The Capsaicin can be applied topically through the use of a transdermal patch, or as a cream, lotion or ointment. Additionally, the Capsaicin can be used in a base of aloe vera.

Abstract: A new use of the botanical substance Capsaicin entails application of Capsaicin to pre-malignant basal and squamous cell lesions of the epithelium. Advantageous treatment, including atrophication and de-coloration of such lesions is accomplished. The substance, which is applied topically, is employed in a potency, or concentration, of about 0.010% to 0.200% (w/w). Capsaicin in the same potency can also be employed in a base of aloe vera.

Abstract: Bark, berries or tablets of the species Xanthoxylum clava-herculis L and Xanthoxylum americanum Hill, both of the yellow wood tree family, both containing the compound xanthoxylum, are employed for the treatment of varicose veins and other membrane and vascular disorders. Improved strength, flexibility, comfort, and blood flow of the veins, arteries and their constituent structures is obtained.

Abstract: Bark or berries of the species Xanthoxylum clavaherculis L and Xanthoxylum americanum Hill, both of the yellow wood tree family, both containing the compound xanthoxylum, are employed for the treatment of hemorrhoids and other membrane and capillary disorders of the veins and arteries. Improved strength and flexibility of the veins, arteries and their constituent structures is obtained.

Abstract: An animal tether comprising a base plate, a ground stake which extends through the base plate at about a 90.degree. angel, the upper end of the ground stake projecting beyond the upper surface of the base plate and the lower end of the stake adapted to project into the ground for positive engagement with the ground, an upright tubular member which cooperatively slides over the upper end of the ground stake so as to freely rotate around the stake, the tubular member having a bend or curve of about 5.degree. to 45.degree. relative to the ground stake, a flexible rod, the lower end of which is secured into the upper end of the tubular member, the upper end of the flexible rod being fitted with a guide for receiving a tether line, and a tether line, one end of which is secured to the tubular member and the other end is threaded through the guide and secured to the animal.