Abstract: A system can include memory and a computing device in communication therewith. The system can receive, via an input device, a first conversational input via an input device associated with a URL address. The system can process the first conversational input via a NLP algorithm to determine a context based on the URL address and the first conversational input and determine an intent based on the context and the first conversational input. The system can generate a response to the first conversational input based on the context and the intent. The system can receive a second conversational input. The system can process the second conversational input via the NLP algorithm to generate an updated intent based on the first conversational input, the second conversational input, and the URL address. The computing device can generate a second response to the second conversational input based on the updated intent and the context.

Abstract: A method and system for sharing dream narratives. The system comprises a computer network comprising a plurality of user interfaces, and each user interface has a display and an input module for inputting dream narratives from a plurality of users. A computer processor connected to the computer network, and the computer processor comprises instructions to create user profiles for each of the plurality of users; receive dream narratives over the computer network and record the dream narratives in association with a respective user profile; analyze the dream narratives to develop dream profiles by identifying keywords and phrases; compare the dream profiles to identify commonalities between the dream profiles; and connect user profiles having at least one commonality in their respective dream narratives.

Abstract: An additive system for process color separation and printing using interference pigments is provided. The primary colorant materials are interference red (111), interference green (113), interference blue (114), and interference gold or yellow (112). These primaries are designated as R?G?B?Y? (110) to distinguish them from the additive RGB (120) red (121), green (122), and blue (123) primaries used in conventional video, and the subtractive CMYK (220) cyan (225), magenta (221), yellow (223), and black primaries used in conventional process color printing. Separations are produced by a matrix transformation (350) from RGB color space to R?G?B?Y? color space. A halftone transfer curve (420) is used to maximize highlight detail and color intensity. Stochastic halftoning is recommended. Conventional white substrates are replaced by black substrates, and the conventional use of positive and negative images is reversed.

Abstract: Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer.

Abstract: Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer.

Abstract: Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer. For a representative wrapping material, a pattern of applied to the wire side major surface of the wrapping material substrate as a plurality of layers, and at least one of the layers includes ethylcellulose and calcium carbonate. For that layer, the calcium carbonate is present in an amount greater than the ethylcellulose, on a weight basis.