Abstract: An aroma display that enables, by an easy operation, generation of scents fit for situations, at various scenes and times includes: a message receiving unit 180 for receiving an external message; a correspondence storage means for storing correspondence between an event name and aroma information related to a scent to be generated at the event; an event information extracting means for extracting event information including an event name and time information related to the event from the message received by the message receiving unit 180; aroma information reading units 185 and 186 for reading aroma information corresponding to the event name from the correspondence storage means; and an aroma generating unit 194 generating a scent in accordance with the aroma information read by aroma information reading units 185 and 186.

Abstract: A nutritional supplement includes a predetermined amount of an ATP increasing herbal component which includes species of cordyceps to increase a long-term internal ATP energy; a predetermined amount of L-theanine to increase a mental energy; and a predetermined amount of external energy stimulants including caffeine to provide a short-live external energy, which may be utilized as beverages, foods, supplements, and drugs so as to provide the absolute energy for all mammals including human beings, and pets such as dogs, cats, and rodents.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for concurrently displaying from a single window on a network management station the health status of all network devices and objects of a computer network. The network devices may be categorized according to state or device type, as determined by the network manager. The method and apparatus provides a network manager with the ability to determine the current state of network devices and objects within an enterprise network and invoke further actions such as configuration, performance, fault, and security management tasks. The network manager can drag and drop icons from one network management system application window to another network management system application window to obtain fault information about network devices and objects, thus allowing multiple network management system applications to run concurrently on the same network management station.