Abstract: A system for managing sponsorships. The system generates a compatibility score based on target information provided by a potential sponsor and information obtained from potential sponsorship candidate. The target information includes information on personal characteristics and project/event characteristics deemed desirable by a sponsor in a sponsorship candidate and/or event. The information obtained from the sponsorship candidates includes personal information relating to the candidate and information on projects/events associated with the candidate. The system then presents to the potential sponsorship candidate potential sponsors which have a compatibility score above a predetermined threshold i.e. presents a listing of potential sponsors which best match the user. The user may then elect to accept or reject sponsorship from the listed sponsors.

Abstract: Smart case with features including one or more of a locking door, flip ID, collapsible compartment, magnetic release and/or mechanical release to access ID, lanyard boss, tripod, programmable tactile buttons, wide/zoom camera lenses, keyless vehicle fob, fitness technology, lipstick/pen holder, retractable ear buds, magnetic card reader, battery, USB port, recharging technology, wireless charging receiver and tracking technology. A microchip, microcontroller, controller or processor with embedded or separate memory is configured or programmed to control the smart electronic features.

Abstract: Smart case with features including one or more of a locking door, flip ID, collapsible compartment, magnetic release and/or mechanical release to access ID, lanyard boss, tripod, programmable tactile buttons, wide/zoom camera lenses, keyless vehicle fob, fitness technology, lipstick/pen holder, retractable ear buds, magnetic card reader, battery, USB port, recharging technology, wireless charging receiver and tracking technology. A microchip, microcontroller, controller or processor with embedded or separate memory is configured or programmed to control the smart electronic features.

Abstract: Smart case with features including one or more of a locking door, flip ID, collapsible compartment, magnetic release and/or mechanical release to access ID, lanyard boss, tripod, programmable tactile buttons, wide/zoom camera lenses, keyless vehicle fob, fitness technology, lipstick/pen holder, retractable ear buds, magnetic card reader, battery, USB port, recharging technology, wireless charging receiver and tracking technology. A microchip, microcontroller, controller or processor with embedded or separate memory is configured or programmed to control the smart electronic features.

Abstract: Smart case with features including one or more of a locking door, flip ID, collapsible compartment, magnetic release and/or mechanical release to access ID, lanyard boss, tripod, programmable tactile buttons, wide/zoom camera lenses, keyless vehicle fob, fitness technology, lipstick/pen holder, retractable ear buds, magnetic card reader, battery, USB port, recharging technology, wireless charging receiver and tracking technology. A microchip, microcontroller, controller or processor with embedded or separate memory is configured or programmed to control the smart electronic features.

Abstract: A method of playing a game which includes (i) a game board which is divided into a plurality of sections such that each of the sections defines a playing location, (ii) a number disposed on each of the playing locations, (iii) a plurality of cards, and (iv) a number disposed on each of the cards is disclosed. The game includes the steps of (a) providing a game player with a multiplicity of the cards, (b) the game player determining if the number indicated on any one of the cards is a first mathematical multiple of the number indicated on any one of the playing locations, (d) removing from the multiplicity of the cards a first card that has the number indicated thereon which is the first mathematical multiple of the number indicated on one of the playing locations, and (e) positioning the first card on one of the playing locations such that the number indicated on the first card is the first mathematical multiple of the number indicated on the playing location on which the first card is positioned.