Abstract: A computer-implemented method performs event-centric navigation and planning for a user including: compiling a database of known events related to a field of endeavor in a database server computer; receiving input data from the user identifying at least one of: a selected date and a selected locus; identifying for selection a group of events based on the input data received from the user; selecting an event within the group from the database of known events; planning a trip to the selected event; and displaying a navigation aid to the selected event. Methods include coordinating the activity of event attendees includes: recording in a database an indication of interest in an event by a potential attendee; and geo-locating in real time another potential attendee of the event.

Abstract: The present application provides systems and methods for providing navigational guidance during off-course operations, and techniques to revert back to a desired flight destination upon completion of such operations. In one aspect, an aviation navigational and/or flight management system is configured to alter guidance instructions from a predetermined flight plan for a desired destination to a particular set of radar vectors resulting in off-course flight operations. In another aspect, the system is configured to recalculate a flight plan to the desired final destination upon completion of the off-course operations without resulting in the loss of current historical flight data.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method of playing a yoga game. In one embodiment, the method includes the steps of obtaining a playing surface sized to receive a person; wherein the playing surface further includes multiple spaces with illustrations of various yoga poses, obtaining a plurality of cards that have illustrations of various yoga poses; selecting a predetermined number of cards; mimicking an illustration of one of the selected cards, and mimicking the same illustration on the selected card without looking at the selected card.

Abstract: A Graphic User Interface, for use with electronic phonebooks, links graphic information, e.g., a graphic identifier such as a logo or picture, to a phone number that may be called using the graphic identifier. The Interface, incorporated in a telephone, enables users to send stored graphical information, tied to selected phone numbers, to other users' phones for use or storage, by scrolling through stored graphics, displayed by the Interface on the phone, to locate a graphic associated with a person or place to be called, and then, by pressing the SEND, the particular phone number or numbers linked to the selected graphic are activated and the call or calls are made. When a connection is established with a receiving number, a set of stored graphics with tied numbers may be downloaded from the memory of the sending phone to the memory of the receiving phone for similar use. The Interface can be utilized, e.g.