Abstract: A disposable substance dispensing apparatus comprises a plurality of disposable substance dispensing containers coupled together in the shape of a fruit. Each of the containers is in the shape of a slice of fruit and has a fillable chamber accessed by a port through one of the outer walls of the container. A packaging material extends around each of the containers to hold the dispensing apparatus in the shape of a fruit. Each of the containers may individually be removed from the apparatus. The port of each container may be accessed by a single use tear-off or twist-off impermeable cap.

Abstract: The receipt card system provides a system and method for accumulating and storing transaction line-item detail on behalf of consumers. The system permits consumers to view stored transaction line-item detail in a variety of ways using a web browser interface. It also includes a means for consumers to download transaction line-item detail into a personal financial management system. Transaction line-item detail is captured at each participating merchant's location at the time of transaction associated with a consumer and essentially automatically transferred to a centralized database. The system and method are essentially voluntary for both merchants and consumers.

Abstract: The receipt card system provides a system and method for accumulating and storing transaction line-item detail on behalf of consumers. The system permits consumers to view stored transaction line-item detail in a variety of ways using a web browser interface. It also includes a means for consumers to download transaction line-item detail into a personal financial management system. Transaction line-item detail is captured at each participating merchant's location at the time of transaction associated with a consumer and essentially automatically transferred to a centralized database. The system and method are essentially voluntary for both merchants and consumers.

Abstract: A multi-purpose fertilizer distribution apparatus is described that can be incorporated into a new or existing underground irrigation system that facilitates the distribution of either liquid or solid fertilizer in the form of tablets or pellets. A main canister is adapted with an air sealed removable lid to allow access to replenish the fertilizer. The main canister has an integrated rod to hold specially designed fertilizer tablets and utilizes standard connectors to connect the apparatus to both the fluid source line of the irrigation system and the output line. The main canister permits connectors with integrated filters to be attached to permit easy connection between the apparatus and the irrigation system piping. The entire apparatus may be buried in the ground and is accessible at ground level for replenishment of fertilizer.