Abstract: A configurable size nail form apparatus for attaching to the finger of a wearer that is to receive the application of a sculpted artificial nail. The configurable size nail form apparatus comprises an attachment apparatus, defined as an opposing pair of deformable tabs, each connected to a discrete attachment arm, with the two attachment arms connected by a crossbar to form a unitary body, and a selected nail form attachment. The configurable size nail form apparatus is operative to enable various sized nail form attachments to be connected to the attachment apparatus, with the attachment apparatus then to be secured on the finger of a wearer who is to receive a sculpted artificial nail.

Abstract: A multi-page bookmark is disclosed. The multi-page bookmark includes straps adapted to form loops removably received around the front cover and the rear cover of a book, respectively. The loops are positioned adjacent the binding of the book. A connecting member is disposed between the loops adjacent an upper end of the book. The connecting member spans the book binding and is adapted to have at least one elongate book marking ribbon attached thereto which extend from the connecting member, wrap the upper end of the binding of the book, and may be received between selected pages of the book.

Abstract: A multi-page bookmark is disclosed. The multi-page bookmark includes straps adapted to form loops removably received around the front cover and the rear cover of a book, respectively. The loops are positioned adjacent the binding of the book. A connecting member is disposed between the loops adjacent an upper end of the book. The connecting member spans the book binding and is adapted to have at least one elongate book marking ribbon attached thereto which extend from the connecting member, wrap the upper end of the binding of the book, and may be received between selected pages of the book.

Abstract: Methods and systems for automatically generating computer code for industry standards reporting are disclosed. A programmer writes core industry standards rules computer code based on industry standards reporting rules. The core industry standards rules computer code is independent of user data formats or locations. A user inputs user-specific data formats and locations in a mapping table that links industry standards reporting rules to the user-specific data formats and locations. A translation script automatically translates the core industry standards rules computer code into user-specific industry standards rules application code based on the data stored in the table. When the industry standards reporting rules change, the core industry standards rules computer code is updated and the translation is re-executed to generate user-specific computer code.