Abstract: Described are methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for controlling time-sensitive data in a packet-based network. Data associated with a call is received, and the data includes an identifier associated with the data, a data source, or one or more data destinations. The data is associated with a logical trunk group selected from a plurality of logical trunk groups each in communication with the one or more data destinations over a packet-based network. The logical trunk group is selected based in part on the identifier. Calls through the packet-based network are managed based in part on the associated logical trunk group.

Abstract: Described are methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for defining logical trunk groups in a packet-based network. A plurality of logical trunk groups are defined for a first media gateway in communication with a packet-based network. Each of the plurality of logical trunk groups is associated with one or more media gateways in communication over the packet-based network with the first media gateway. Data associated with a call that is received or transmitted by the media gateway is associated with a first logical trunk group of the plurality of logical trunk groups.

Abstract: Described are methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for hierarchically organizing logical trunk groups in a packet-based network. A first hierarchical group includes a first logical trunk group that is associated with a first trunk resource parameter. The first hierarchical group is associated with a group resource parameter, a portion of which is based on the trunk resource parameter. Data associated with a telephone call is associated with a logical trunk group. Transmission of the data through a packet-based network is based in part on the group resource parameter.

Abstract: A gardening chair 10 is provided for supporting a user 12 thereon. The gardening chair 10 is provided with a base support member 14, and a seat 52 aligned with and coupled to upper portions of the base support member for supporting a user's lower body thereon. A diagonally extending chest support member 72 is provided for supporting a user's chest 12 and upper body thereon. A pair of elongated upwardly biasing members 86 and 88 are coupled between the diagonally extending chest support member 72 and the base support member 14 to support the member for movement to a plurality of predetermined diagonal positions.

Abstract: The present invention relates to apparatus and methods for providing a low resistance power supply to a microelectronic package through the use of dual conductive paths. A first conductive path contained within the substrate and supplies current, primarily in responding to transient current demands to the microelectronic package. A lower resistance second conductive path supplies primarily steady state current to the microelectronic package through an electrical connection to an edge of the microelectronic package. Resistance in the second conductive path is reduced by using a power clamp to connect the second power supply to the microelectronic package.

Abstract: The present invention relates to apparatus and methods for providing a low resistance power supply to a microelectronic package through the use of dual conductive paths. A first conductive path contained within the substrate and supplies current, primarily in responding to transient current demands to the microelectronic package. A lower resistance second conductive path supplies primarily steady state current to the microelectronic package through an electrical connection to an edge of the microelectronic package. Resistance in the second conductive path is reduced by using a power clamp to connect the second power supply to the microelectronic package.

Abstract: A utility vehicle 10 is provided with an extended chassis 12. The utility vehicle 10 is provided to accommodate a driver's compartment 50 having a seat 56 for a driver and a plurality of passengers. A first passenger compartment 60 is provided behind the driver compartment 50 having a seat 62 for seating a second plurality of passengers thereon. A second passenger compartment 66 is formed on the extended chassis 12 behind the first passenger compartment 60. The second passenger compartment 66 is provided with a seat 68 for seating a third plurality of passengers thereon. A storage compartment 80 is also provided directly behind the second passenger compartment 66. Side access doors 58, 64 and 70 are provided for the driver's compartment, first passenger compartment 60 and second passenger compartment 66, respectively. A rear access door 84 is provided so that the cargo can be put in and taken out of the utility vehicle 10 as desired.

Abstract: A utility vehicle 10 is provided with an extended chassis 12. The utility vehicle 10 is provided to accommodate a driver's compartment 50 having a seat 56 for a driver and a plurality of passengers. A first passenger compartment 60 is provided behind the driver compartment 50 having a seat 62 for seating a second plurality of passengers thereon. A second passenger compartment 66 is formed on the extended chassis 12 behind the first passenger compartment 60. The second passenger compartment 66 is provided with a seat 68 for seating a third plurality of passengers thereon. A storage compartment 80 is also provided directly behind the second passenger compartment 66. Side access doors 58, 64 and 70 are provided for the driver's compartment, first passenger compartment 60 and second passenger compartment 66, respectively. A rear access door 84 is provided so that the cargo can be put in and taken out of the utility vehicle 10 as desired.

Abstract: A jewelry box having a segmented lid structure and a tray structure collectively defined by bottom, front, first side, rear and second side walls. An insert for supportably mounting an article of jewelry is received within an interior space of the tray structure. The segmented lid structure is pivotable between first and second positions and includes first, second, third, fourth and fifth parts. Inner side surfaces of the first and second parts of are fixedly secured to outer side surfaces of the bottom and rear walls, respectively.

Abstract: A limousine funeral coach 10 is provided with an extended chassis 12. The extended chassis 12 is provided to accommodate a motor compartment 44 and a driver's compartment 50 behind the motor compartment 50. A seat 56 for a driver and a plurality of passengers thereon is provided in the drivers compartment. A passenger compartment 60 is located behind the driver's compartment 50 having a first seat 62 for seating a first plurality of passengers and a second seat 64 for seating a second plurality of passengers thereon. The second seat 64 is aligned and spaced from the first seat 62 so that the passengers in the seat 62 will face the passengers in the seat 64 when seated on the seats. A storage compartment 70 is also provided directly behind the passenger compartment 60.

Abstract: A burial casket 10 comprising a photographic memorial marker 30 which is coupled to the front and side walls 14 and 16. The photographic memorial marker 30 is provided with a picture 60 for identifying the deceased person in the casket 10. A support member 32 is provided for supporting the picture 60 on the front and back wall members 14 and 16. A first protective cover member 62 is aligned with and coupled to the bottom of the picture 60 on the support member 32. A second protective cover member 64 is aligned with and coupled to the top portion of the picture 60. A sealing member 66 is provided to cover the second protective cover 64 and the support member 32 so that the picture 60 is protected from moisture, and so that a harden durable surface is provided.