Abstract: A method for automatically evaluating photographic performance is provided. The method includes recording with a camera device one or more images during a photography session. The images are digitally stored, and image information related to the images is automatically compiled. The image information may include sales data, image content data, image capture data, and sales condition data. Other image information may be manually compiled. At least one photographic performance metric is automatically generated using at least one of the images and the image information. The performance metric acts to facilitate evaluation of one or more aspects of photographic performance. A system and a computer program product for automatically evaluating photographic performance are also provided.

Abstract: A system of producing digital portraits and associated methods are provided. One method includes capturing a plurality of images with a digital recording device and displaying the images in the predetermined groups, such as in groups of two or three images. The customer selects desired images, which can be digitally modified in a variety of ways, and the selected images are electronically transmitted to a digital printer. The digital printer is maintained by an unrelated and distinct third-party host.

Abstract: A system of producing digital portraits and associated methods are provided. One method includes capturing a plurality of images with a digital recording device and displaying the images in the predetermined groups, such as in groups of two or three images. The customer selects desired images, which can be digitally modified in a variety of ways, and the selected images are electronically transmitted to a digital printer. The digital printer is maintained by an unrelated and distinct third-party host.

Abstract: A method for automatically evaluating photographic performance is provided. The method includes recording with a camera device one or more images during a photography session. The images are digitally stored, and image information related to the images is automatically compiled. The image information may include sales data, image content data, image capture data, and sales condition data. Other image information may be manually compiled. At least one photographic performance metric is automatically generated using at least one of the images and the image information. The performance metric acts to facilitate evaluation of one or more aspects of photographic performance. A system and a computer program product for automatically evaluating photographic performance are also provided.

Abstract: The present invention relates to physical crystal structures of a compound of the formula I: wherein R1, R2, R2a, R3 and R4 are as defined herein, especially pharmaceutical compositions containing structures of compound I or II, processes for preparing same, intermediates used in preparing same, and methods of treating diseases such as diabetes using such structures.

Abstract: A system of producing digital portraits and associated methods are provided. One method includes capturing a plurality of images with a digital recording device and displaying the images in the predetermined groups, such as in groups of two or three images. The customer selects desired images, which can be digitally modified in a variety of ways, and the selected images are electronically transmitted to a digital printer. The digital printer is maintained by an unrelated and distinct third-party host.

Abstract: A system of producing digital portraits and associated methods are provided. One method includes capturing a plurality of images with a digital recording device and displaying the images in the predetermined groups, such as in groups of two or three images. The customer selects desired images, which can be digitally modified in a variety of ways, and the selected images are electronically transmitted to a digital printer. The digital printer is maintained by an unrelated and distinct third-party host.

Abstract: A method of preparing an intermediate which is useful for the preparation of azaindole derivatives.

Abstract: A method for aminating pyrrole derivatives via in situ generated chloramines and for preparing pyrrolotriazine compounds having the formula III,

Abstract: A mailing device is comprised of a laminate of a printable outer layer and a water-resistant inner layer having a printable surface facing the outer layer. There is printed indicia, such as a biohazard warning, on the printable surface. Accordingly, the inner layer protects the printing.

Abstract: Methods of preparing kinase inhibiting pharmaceutical compounds having the formula (I): or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt or solvate thereof, wherein R1 through R6 and Z are as described in the specification. The methods according to the invention utilize an amination process, in which a pyrrole is reacted with a haloamine, preferably chloramine. This step is followed by cyclization to form the pyrrolotriazine core.

Abstract: A system of producing digital portraits and associated methods are provided. One method includes capturing a plurality of images with a digital recording device and displaying the images in the predetermined groups, such as in groups of two or three images. The customer selects desired images, which can be digitally modified in a variety of ways, and the selected images are electronically transmitted to a digital printer. The digital printer is maintained by an unrelated and distinct third-party host.

Abstract: A transparent insert holder of the type characterized by being adapted to receive and protect cards such as photographs, permits and the like. The insert holder includes first and second four-edged plastic cover sheets for forming front and back surfaces of the insert holder. The first plastic cover sheet has a predetermined-sized transparent window therein defined by a surrounding non-transparent area, and a four-edged, double-sided frame is provided for being positioned between the first and second plastic sheets for securing the first and second sheets to opposing front and back sides of the frame to form the holder. The frame has a pressure sensitive adhesive coating the frame on its front and back surface. The first cover sheet is secured to the frame by the pressure-sensitive adhesive to completely enclose one of the front or back surfaces of the frame.

Abstract: A transparent insert holder of the type characterized by being adapted to receive and protect cards such as photographs, permits and the like. The insert holder includes first and second four-sided plastic sheets for forming front and back sides of the insert holder and a four-sided double-sided adhesive frame for being adhesively positioned between said first and second plastic sheets for securing said first and second sheets together in to form the holder. The adhesive frame defines an opening for receiving a card such as a photograph or identification card therein.