Abstract: One embodiment provides a system and method for an audio handle. The audio handle includes a rope, the rope including a first end operable to be attached to a vehicle for towing a user. The audio handle further includes a handle connected to the rope. The handle includes one or more speakers operable to communicate an audio signal to the user. The rope includes one or more wires for communicating an electronic audio signal from an audio source of the vehicle to the speakers to generate the audio signal. The first end includes an audio jack for connecting the one or more wires to the audio source to receive the electronic audio signal.

Abstract: One embodiment provides a system and method for an audio handle. The audio handle includes a rope, the rope including a first end operable to be attached to a vehicle for towing a user. The audio handle further includes a handle connected to the rope. The handle includes one or more speakers operable to communicate an audio signal to the user. The rope includes one or more wires for communicating an electronic audio signal from an audio source of the vehicle to the speakers to generate the audio signal. The first end includes an audio jack for connecting the one or more wires to the audio source to receive the electronic audio signal.

Abstract: A method of connecting an end user associated with a first organization to an application hosted by a second organization using a double blind authentication technique, wherein the identity of the end user is kept from the second organization and the identity of the second organization is hidden from the end user, includes exchanging digital certificates between the first organization and the second organizations, sending an authenticated and encrypted first message using a digital certificate from the first organization to the second organization, and requesting a virtual user (ID) for use by the end user. Thereafter, the method validates the digital certificate at the second organization, decrypts the first message sent by the first organization, and responds to the first message by sending an authenticated and encrypted response message including an authorized virtual user ID to the first organization.