Abstract: In embodiments, a digital anthropology and ethnography system is disclosed. In embodiments, the digital anthropology and ethnography system automates marketing-related tasks, such as customer segmentation, topic modeling, and media planning. In embodiments, the digital anthropology and ethnography system is configured to perform analytics related to a set of media assets, including images captured by a self-contained photography studio system.

Abstract: This disclosure discloses various computing technologies that enable a user to operate a browser to browse a web page that hosts a set of images and an operator of the web page to granularly track how the user is operating the browser with respect to the set of images based on various contextual information depicted in the set of images. Note that this disclosure is not limited to browsers and can be applied to other types of software applications, such as domain dedicated applications, such as e-commerce applications, photo gallery applications, encyclopedia applications, inventory applications, videogame applications, educational applications, social media applications, video streaming applications, or others, or others.

Abstract: A temperature controlled food service container is formed with an inner portion having side walls and an opening for the receipt of food, and an outer portion having sidewalls spaced from the inner portion with a eutectic gel, disposed between them. A ledge extends from the periphery of the outer portion with a flange extending from the inner portion seated against the ledge; and is held by an ultrasonic bond joining the ledge to the flange. The food container has ribs along the sidewalls of the inner and outer portions. Peripheral channels and ridges are formed respectively on the ledge and flange for welded engagement with each other, the channels having enlarged segments which extend beyond the cross-sectional dimension of a respective ridge received therein.

Abstract: A device for collecting a urine specimen, which is particularly adapted for females, is configured and adapted for use while the user is sitting on a toilet in the normal position for voiding. The device comprises a collector and a specimen container and selectively collects the clean, contaminant-free mid-stream portion of urine in the container. The urine specimen container is releasably secured to the collector at a bleed-off conduit extending from a collection exit in a uring receiving chamber of the collector. This exit is positioned in the chamber above a urine bleed-off exit in the conduit adapted for receiving and discarding the first-voided portion of urine at a controlled rate. The collection exit is remote from the bleed-off conduit exit, is shielded from urine splashing into the chamber, and is below a urine overflow exit in the chamber which leads to an overflow conduit. The chamber is preferably open topped and is adapted to be supported on the specimen container.

Abstract: A device for collecting a urine specimen, which is particularly adapted for females, is configured and adapted for use while the user is sitting on a toilet in the normal position for voiding. The device comprises a collector and a specimen container, preferably integrally assembled together. In use the device selectively collects the clean, contaminant-free mid-stream portion of urine in the container. The urine specimen container is releasably secured to the collector at a bleed-off conduit extending from a collection exit in a urine receiving chamber of the collector. This exit is positioned in the chamber above a urine bleed-off exit in the conduit adapted for receiving and discarding the first-voided portion of urine at a controlled rate. Means are provided for directing into the toilet all of the voided urine in excess of that which is retained in the specimen container, including the discarded first-voided portion.