Abstract: A container apparatus for supporting and decorating an object on a wall, comprising a body having a front panel, a back panel, an open top, a bottom panel and side panels, said body adapted to receive one or more decorative items, one or more dividers contained in said body and forming vertical chambers, each chamber having an opening at said top, and an object removably attached to said front panel, and wherein the decorative items are located within said chambers and extend through the chamber openings and around the object.

Abstract: A method for generating test cases for software and a test case generator comprising a simulator that drives software under test from one input state to the next. The simulator is constrained by predetermined criteria to visit states that meet the criteria thus preserving computer resources. The states reached by the simulator are tested.

Abstract: A method for generating test cases for software and a test case generator comprising a simulator that drives software under test from one input state to the next. The simulator is constrained by predetermined criteria to visit states that meet the criteria thus preserving computer resources. The states reached by the simulator are tested.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for providing, with respect to a media source, an interactive electronic reproduction of a media object that includes a secondary object appearing in the media source.

Abstract: The present invention provides a system and method for enabling viewers of visual media objects to obtain additional information regarding such objects and child objects therein from interactive representations of the objects on a computer network.

Abstract: A medication delivery apparatus including a housing, a container of medication mounted to the housing, an outlet such as an injection needle, and a drive assembly adapted to force medication from the container and through the outlet upon movement of an actuator. The housing periphery includes a projecting abutment for digit engagement which is ergonomically designed for abutting contact by a first digit of a hand of a user when the housing is grasped within the user's hand such that a second digit of the hand of the user may operate the actuator. When the actuator is moved axially, this abutting contact of the first digit with the abutment permits application of an axial force by the first digit on the abutment in a direction generally opposite to an axial force applied to move the actuator.