Abstract: A user may be directed to the nail application (e.g., a mobile application that provides the various augmented reality and booking features discussed herein) via interactions with a social media site. For example, a user may browse Facebook and see a friend's post or advertisement regarding a nail design, or more generally, some artwork that the user feels would look nice as a nail design. The user may select the artwork and be redirected to the nail application to begin an augmented reality testing of one or more nail artwork designs and/or schedule treatments. In some embodiments, the social media website utilizes an API provided by the data center (e.g. the entity that coordinates the treatment booking process and provides augmented reality software to the users) so that the user can “Touch to try-on” a particular design team in social media by clicking on the design.

Abstract: A user may be directed to the nail application (e.g., a mobile application that provides the various augmented reality and booking features discussed herein) via interactions with a social media site. For example, a user may browse Facebook and see a friend's post or advertisement regarding a nail design, or more generally, some artwork that the user feels would look nice as a nail design. The user may select the artwork and be redirected to the nail application to begin an augmented reality testing of one or more nail artwork designs and/or schedule treatments. In some embodiments, the social media website utilizes an API provided by the data center (e.g. the entity that coordinates the treatment booking process and provides augmented reality software to the users) so that the user can “Touch to try-on” a particular design team in social media by clicking on the design.

Abstract: A user may be directed to the nail application (e.g., a mobile application that provides the various augmented reality and booking features discussed herein) via interactions with a social media site. For example, a user may browse Facebook and see a friend's post or advertisement regarding a nail design, or more generally, some artwork that the user feels would look nice as a nail design. The user may select the artwork and be redirected to the nail application to begin an augmented reality testing of one or more nail artwork designs and/or schedule treatments. In some embodiments, the social media website utilizes an API provided by the data center (e.g. the entity that coordinates the treatment booking process and provides augmented reality software to the users) so that the user can “Touch to try-on” a particular design team in social media by clicking on the design.

Abstract: A user may be directed to the nail application (e.g., a mobile application that provides the various augmented reality and booking features discussed herein) via interactions with a social media site. For example, a user may browse Facebook and see a friend's post or advertisement regarding a nail design, or more generally, some artwork that the user feels would look nice as a nail design. The user may select the artwork and be redirected to the nail application to begin an augmented reality testing of one or more nail artwork designs and/or schedule treatments. In some embodiments, the social media website utilizes an API provided by the data center (e.g. the entity that coordinates the treatment booking process and provides augmented reality software to the users) so that the user can “Touch to try-on” a particular design team in social media by clicking on the design.

Abstract: A golf swing practice device (20) includes a substantially j-shaped shaft (22) having a golf grip (24) at a first end and a back-touching member (26) at an opposite second end. To use the device, a golfer grasps golf grip (24), moves through a backswing until back-touching member (26) touches the back (502) and then takes a practice swing forward ending up in a follow through position where back-touching member (26) again touches the back (502). Repeating practice swings with the present invention “grooves” the golfer's swing.

Abstract: This invention relates to an apparatus and method for collecting and removing noxious gases including radon gas for the soil proximate a basement or other enclosure to minimize any health hazards. The apparatus includes a fan situated outside the enclosure that draws the noxious gas from the soil proximate a basement and dispenses it harmlessly into the atmosphere. A collection chamber component of this invention may alternatively also include a pump for disposing of fluids which may also seep into the collection chamber.

Abstract: This invention relates to an apparatus and method for collecting radon gas and fluids primarily from the periphery of a subterranean enclosure and for discharging the collected fluids and radon gas to the exterior of the enclosure. The apparatus and method create a sealed system around the inside perimeter of the subterranean enclosure. A lower than ambient air pressure created in the system collects the radon gas and fluids therein. The radon gas and fluids separate and the system disposes of them separately.