Abstract: A computerized method and system for generating a graphical user interface to build an audience is disclosed including receiving a plurality of filtering attributes from a database, the filtering attributes representing characteristics associated with a plurality of recipients, generating a graphical user interface comprising a plurality of lines and at least one Boolean operand, binding at least one attribute and at least one range to each row, grouping a plurality of lines with the at least one Boolean operand to generate a Boolean expression, and executing the Boolean expression to filter the plurality of recipients based on the characteristics in the database.

Abstract: The weight has a sound chamber and a tail section. The sound chamber embodies a plunger stem, a plunger seat, a flexible reed or spring biased balls and a compression spring. The tail section embodies a tail canal and an amplifier which forms a venture having a vortex and a vertex intersecting the tail canal. The sound is made when the plunger stem is pulled, the flexible reed or spring biased balls mounted in the plunger seat deflects the sound chamber grooves of the sound chamber. The plunger stem reaches it's maximum travel when the plunger seat reaches the spring seat. The compression spring retracts the plunger stem when the pull is released. The spring's retraction allows the flexible reed or spring biased balls on the plunger set to deflect the sound grooves in the opposite direction until the plunger seats meets the tail seat. The sound induced in the sound chamber is transferred to the tail canal where it is amplified through the vortex and vertex making an amplifier.

Abstract: The pliers have a first arm with first and second ends and a second arm with first and second ends. The two arms are pivotally coupled together. The first ends include a slotted member located opposing and facing a bearing member respectively. The slotted member has a slot with an open end extending therethrough for receiving a hook end of a fishhook. The bearing member has a bearing surface for supporting a rounded portion of the fishhook such that a pork rind may be located between the two members and attached to the hook of a fishhook by moving the first ends to the closed position. The second ends include a hook retaining member located opposing a hook receiving member.