Abstract: A communications monitoring software identifies first communications between a user and other users. The communications monitoring software associates respective communication scores with the first communications based on respective identified communications features of the first communications. With respect to each audio-only communication of the first communications, the identified communications features include at least two of a number of users in the each audio-only communication; whether the user enabled a microphone associated with the user; whether another user in the each audio-only communication enabled a microphone associated with the another user; a total amount of time that the user spoke; or a total amount of time that the another user spoke. The communications monitoring software identifies a subset of second communications based on the respective communication scores associated with the first communications. The subset of the second communications are presented in a user interface to the user.

Abstract: A second user is identified as a relationship target for a first user. A communications monitoring software identifies communications between the first user and the second user. The communications monitoring software identifies respective communications features of the communications. The communications monitoring software assigns respective scores to the respective communications features of the communications between the first user and the second user. A relationship strengthener with respect to the second user is presented to the first user based on the respective scores.

Abstract: A communications monitoring software identifies first communications between a user and other users. The communications monitoring software associates respective communication scores with the first communications based on respective communication feature scores of identified communications features of the first communications. Second communications associated with the user are identified. The communications monitoring software identifies a subset of the second communications based on respective communication scores of the first communications. The subset of the second communications is presented in a user interface.

Abstract: A communications monitoring software identifies first communications between a user and other users. The communications monitoring software associates respective communication scores with the first communications based on respective communication feature scores of identified communications features of the first communications. Second communications associated with the user are identified. The communications monitoring software identifies a subset of the second communications based on respective communication scores of the first communications. The subset of the second communications is presented in a user interface.

Abstract: A second user is identified as a relationship target for a first user. A communications monitoring software identifies communications between the first user and the second user. The communications monitoring software identifies respective communications features of the communications. The communications monitoring software assigns respective scores to the respective communications features of the communications between the first user and the second user. A relationship strengthener with respect to the second user is presented to the first user based on the respective scores.

Abstract: A current sense circuit for sensing a current in a subscriber loop comprising a transformer having a first and second winding coupled for sensing a differential current in a loop, a sense winding for producing a sense current in response to a magnetic flux induced in the transformer due to the differential current, an amplifier circuit for receiving the sense current and wherein the sense current is indicative of a signal on the loop, and the amplifier being configured such that a transformer introduces a low insertion loss at a frequency of operation of the loop.

Abstract: An electrolytically active slurry of bituminous, kerogen-containing material is subjected to non-oxidative electrolysis to remove pyrite therefrom.