Abstract: A method, system, computer medium, and other embodiments for integrating unrelated web hosted services with stand-alone media-based devices are provided. Users can access and control the media-based device conveniently with a web-browser through various portals on the Internet. In one embodiment, users access the media-based device through one or more unrelated web portals, so as to control and to program the media-based device in a single web session, and to see information both stored on the media-based device and originating from third-party online sources of information and services in a single integrated presentation.

Abstract: A method, system, computer medium, and other embodiments for integrating unrelated web hosted services with stand-alone media-based devices are provided. Users can access and control the media-based device conveniently with a web-browser through various portals on the Internet. An application program interface allows the various web servers and portals to take advantage of the system. In one embodiment, users access the media-based device through one or more unrelated web portals, so as to control and to program the media-based device in a single web session, and to see information both stored on the media-based device and originating from third-party online sources of information and services in a single integrated presentation.

Abstract: A method, system, computer medium, and other embodiments for integrating unrelated web hosted services with stand-alone media-based devices are provided. Users can access and control the media-based device conveniently with a web-browser through various portals on the Internet. In one embodiment, users access the media-based device through one or more unrelated web portals, so as to control and to program the media-based device in a single web session, and to see information both stored on the media-based device and originating from third-party online sources of information and services in a single integrated presentation.

Abstract: A pressurization and filter installation for shelters, notably of the substantially horizontal tubular tunnel type, comprises at least one entry-exit section communicating with a respective entry-exit airlock. This is adapted to be pressurized, in use, to a pressure higher than the normal external pressure. There is an armored door on the outside of the airlock. There is a sealed door on the inside of the airlock, controlling access to the shelter interior. The shelter interior is pressurized to a pressure higher than that in the airlock. Filter units are disposed in the airlock. Each filter unit comprises at least one absolute filter and at least one activated carbon filter. The shelter provides protection against the effects of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons.