Abstract: A product including a feminine hygiene pad in a folded configuration provided within an individualized envelope package is disclosed. The pad is folded separately of the envelope package and is entirely contained within the package. The package has a rectangular shape and includes a section of polymeric film, a pair of side seams, and a closure flap overlapping an opening edge, wherein the package is configured to create an access opening upon lifting of the closure flap, while allowing material along the side seams to remain unseparated.

Abstract: A method of designing a feminine hygiene applicator is disclosed. The method includes obtaining a first applicator; obtaining onset crystallization temperature for the first applicator; obtaining a second applicator; obtaining L*, a*, b* values for the second applicator; configuring a third applicator comprising an onset crystallization temperature which is within 3 percent of the onset crystallization temperature of the first applicator; configuring the third applicator to have an L* value within 20 percent of the L* value for the second applicator; configuring the third applicator to have an a* value within 20 percent of the a* value for the second applicator; and configuring the third applicator to have a b* value within 20 percent of the b* value for the second applicator.

Abstract: An array of feminine care products having a first applicator and a second applicator. Each of the first applicator and second applicator having a barrel portion having an insertion end and a grip end disposed opposite the insertion end of the barrel portion; and a plunger slidingly engaged with the barrel portion. The first applicator comprises a first color. The second applicator comprises a second color. Each of the first applicator and the second applicator comprises an onset crystallization temperature. The onset crystallization temperature of the first applicator and the onset crystallization temperature of the second applicator differ by less than 0.4 degrees Celsius and the opacity of each of the first applicator and the second applicator is greater than 41%.

Abstract: A feminine care product having an applicator comprising a barrel portion and a plunger slidingly engaged, wherein the barrel portion comprises an insertion end, a grip end, an insertion portion, a grip portion, and a first L* value of between 5 and 30.

Abstract: A thermally insulated pallet shipper is provided for use in any industry where temperature sensitive products are shipped, including the pharmaceutical, hospital and food industries, particularly for shipping payloads by air. The pallet shipper is made from just four individual foam molded structures: a base, a first corner structure, a second corner structure and a lid.

Abstract: A thermally insulated pallet shipper is provided for use in any industry where temperature sensitive products are shipped, including the pharmaceutical, hospital and food industries, particularly for shipping payloads by air. The pallet shipper is made from just four individual foam molded structures: a base, a first corner structure, a second corner structure and a lid.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a faucet having a first sensing arrangement adapted to detect a presence of one or more objects, in a first predetermined region, and adapted to turn a fluid flow on when the one or more objects is present, and further adapted to turn the flow off when the object is removed. Embodiments also include a second sensing arrangement adapted to detect a presence and/or a movement of one or more objects, in a second predetermined region and adapted to adjust a temperature of the fluid based on the presence, or movement of the one or more objects.

Abstract: A computerized system is described which can facilitates a health care practitioner in tracking clinical data about a patient, linking diagnostic and procedural code charges at the point of care, and exchanging such data with clinicians responsible for the cross-coverage of management responsibilities. Data may be captured on remote computer devices, such as handheld devices or other networked devices or client applications, and transmitted to a server which warehouses and distributes data elements to the billing office of the practitioner. The server may provide additional functionality for transferring patient data, such as demographic, medication, and evaluation records, between office-based computer systems and the remote device or between remote devices. Hospital-managed data systems with networked viewing capabilities may also be queried for server-effectuated transfer of patient data to a remote device to augment clinical care and charge capture.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a faucet having a first sensing arrangement adapted to detect a presence of one or more objects, in a first predetermined region, and adapted to turn a fluid flow on when the one or more objects is present, and further adapted to turn the flow off when the object is removed. Embodiments also include a second sensing arrangement adapted to detect a presence and/or a movement of one or more objects, in a second predetermined region and adapted to adjust a temperature of the fluid based on the presence, or movement of the one or more objects.

Abstract: A sunless tanning system comprising a mitt applicator and novel packaging therefor. The exterior of the mitt is impregnated with sunless tanning composition and the interior of the mitt is constructed to prevent the penetration of sunless tanning composition. The packaging is configured so that when it is opened there is a large aperture extending through the opening of the package to the interior of the mitt or such aperture can be readily formed while the mitt is in the packaging without touching the mitt. This allows the user to place the mitt on their hand and apply the sunless tanning composition without coming into contact with the sunless tanning composition.

Abstract: The present invention relates to providing of media descriptions of objects on the Internet by providing alternative descriptions of those objects based on the user's reaction to the descriptions. More particularly, the present invention relates to the creation and maintenance of data and presentations based on the generation-based mindsets of users or consumers and the use of those models to aid in presenting targeted content. An object of this invention is to formally apply psychographic and generational research to marketing plans to create successful advertising messages and promotions to specific generation-based mindsets.

Abstract: Disclosed are humidity sensor structures, and fabrication techniques, which result in uniform and reliable humidity sensing, reliable electrical connections in small sensors, and simplified and inexpensive manufacture.

Abstract: Disclosed are humidity sensor structures, and fabrication techniques, which result in uniform and reliable humidity sensing, reliable electrical connections in small sensors, and simplified and inexpensive manufacture.

Abstract: Disclosed are humidity sensor structures, and fabrication techniques, which result in uniform and reliable humidity sensing, reliable electrical connections in small sensors, and simplified and inexpensive manufacture.