Abstract: An information element, uniquely related to a media fingerprint that is uniquely derived from a media content portion during play out thereof, is provided to a first web page. The first web page stores the information element with an associated first information set, which relates to one or more media fingerprints. One or more second web pages store at least a second information set, which relates to one or more media fingerprints. The first and at least second web pages are accessed and crawled in relation to the first and the at least second information sets. One or more information elements, which are common to the first and the at least second information sets, are indexed. The first web page and the at least one of the second web pages are related based on the indexed common information elements.

Abstract: A DNS component functions privately in relation to a group of client devices, each associated with a unique URL maintained with the DNS component that privately identifies the devices within the group. The URL identifies a hierarchy of private domains enforced within the group which, at least implicitly, represents private relationships therein between the devices. Network rules are applied over the group based on the private relationships or the private domains. The devices are securely authenticated within the group. A content sharing service component allows devices within the group to access information content associated with other group devices based, at least partially, on the devices' URLs. A private IP based internet allows group devices secure access to the group from external networks and free access to other devices within the group.

Abstract: An information element, uniquely related to a media fingerprint that is uniquely derived from a media content portion during play out thereof, is provided to a first web page. The first web page stores the information element with an associated first information set, which relates to one or more media fingerprints. One or more second web pages store at least a second information set, which relates to one or more media fingerprints. The first and at least second web pages are accessed and crawled in relation to the first and the at least second information sets. One or more information elements, which are common to the first and the at least second information sets, are indexed. The first web page and the at least one of the second web pages are related based on the indexed common information elements.

Abstract: A 3D graphics generation and display application for PCs and laptops in a business environment includes an authoring mode screen which lists database elements sought to be graphically displayed, along with a list of variables pertaining to the database elements. Also, the application presents a menu of graphics attributes, including each of the three spatial dimensions and time, as well as various graphics object attributes, such as color, size, rotation, opacity, intensity, texture, etc. The user determines whether the graphics objects are balls for a scatter plot, bars for a bar chart, pie-shaped elements for a pie chart, or other 3D representation. By clicking on a database variable in the list of variables and dragging it over an attribute on the attribute menu, the user can correlate the database variable with the graphics attribute. When the user correlates a variable to a graphics attribute, the correlation is noted by a legend that is displayed with the menu of attributes.

Abstract: A high speed low inertia fine wire clamp is provided for automatic wire bonders of the type which move the bond head and bond head frame relative to the workstation which supports the semiconductor device to be wire bonded. The wire clamp comprises a fixed clamp lever mounted on a bond head link and a movable lever which is pivotally mounted on the fixed wire clamp lever. The wire clamp jaws of the wire clamp levers are spring biased to a normally closed position and are moved relative to each other by a voice coil motor mounted on the wire clamp levers and controlled by a microprocessor to apply predetermined forces on the wire between the wire clamp jaws and to monitor the distance between the jaws.