Abstract: Disclosed is an invention in the field of cosmetic mirrors. The present invention particularly relates to a portable makeup mirror device comprising a first mirror, a second mirror, and a third mirror, each of varying mirror magnification factors, being supported by a freestanding frame, said makeup mirror device having the first mirror and second mirror pivoting and upwardly removed from the mirror housing in opposite directions, and once fully deployed are located on opposing sides of the mirror housing central aperture showing a third mirror fixed within the mirror housing. The freestanding frame has a base and a support member having a plurality of pivots for adjusting the base and mirror assembly.

Abstract: Disclosed is an invention in the field of cosmetic mirrors. The present invention particularly relates to a portable makeup mirror device comprising a first mirror, a second mirror, and a third mirror, each of varying mirror magnification factors, being supported by a freestanding frame, said makeup mirror device having the first mirror and second mirror pivoting and upwardly removed from the mirror housing in opposite directions, and once fully deployed are located on opposing sides of the mirror housing central aperture showing a third mirror fixed within the mirror housing. The freestanding frame has a base and a support member having a plurality of pivots for adjusting the base and mirror assembly.

Abstract: An authorization process employs a network ID as a possession factor for a secure account, such as a bank account or e-mail account, and determines one or more risk indicators associated with the possession factor. The authorization process is successfully completed when a risk score that is based on the risk indicators is less than a certain risk threshold. The risk indicators include a device history of the network ID and/or at least one attribute of a cellular account associated with the network ID. The device history identifies other mobile devices and/or SIM cards, if any, that have been previously activated with the network ID, while the one or more attributes can further indicate potentially fraudulent activity associated with the cellular account through which wireless services for the network ID are currently provided.

Abstract: Disclosed is an invention in the field of cosmetic mirrors. The present invention particularly relates to a portable makeup mirror device comprising a first mirror, a second mirror, and a third mirror, each of varying mirror magnification factors, being supported by a freestanding frame, said makeup mirror device having the first mirror and second mirror pivoting and upwardly removed from the mirror housing in opposite directions, and once fully deployed are located on opposing sides of the mirror housing central aperture showing a third mirror fixed within the mirror housing. The freestanding frame has a base and a support member having a plurality of pivots for adjusting the base and mirror assembly.

Abstract: Disclosed is an invention in the field of cosmetic mirrors. The present invention particularly relates to a portable makeup mirror device comprising a first mirror, a second mirror, and a third mirror, each of varying mirror magnification factors, being supported by a freestanding frame, said makeup mirror device having the first mirror and second mirror pivoting and upwardly removed from the mirror housing in opposite directions, and once fully deployed are located on opposing sides of the mirror housing central aperture showing a third mirror fixed within the mirror housing. The freestanding frame has a base and a support member having a plurality of pivots for adjusting the base and mirror assembly.

Abstract: The device history of a mobile telephone number, or “mobile number,” is tracked to facilitate detection of risk indicators associated with the mobile number by an application server or other authentication entity. When access to a secure account is requested from a mobile device that is activated with the mobile number, certain risk indicators can be determined based on the tracked device history of the mobile number. A history is tracked of cellular devices that have been previously activated with a particular mobile number and when each such cellular device was activated with the mobile number. When a user performs an activity with a mobile device that requires authentication based on a mobile number of the mobile device, such as an online access, risk indicators associated with the mobile number can be detected and acted on accordingly.

Abstract: An authorization process employs a network ID as a possession factor for a secure account, such as a bank account or e-mail account, and determines one or more risk indicators associated with the possession factor. The authorization process is successfully completed when a risk score that is based on the risk indicators is less than a certain risk threshold. The risk indicators include a device history of the network ID and/or at least one attribute of a cellular account associated with the network ID. The device history identifies other mobile devices and/or SIM cards, if any, that have been previously activated with the network ID, while the one or more attributes can further indicate potentially fraudulent activity associated with the cellular account through which wireless services for the network ID are currently provided.

Abstract: The network ID of a mobile device can be securely employed as a possession factor. When an access to a restricted access application server or a restricted access account on the application server is attempted via a computing device, and possession of a mobile device programmed with a network ID is employed as a verification factor, the application server or a network ID monitoring server can determine whether certain information associated with the network ID has been changed within a predetermined time interval, indicating potentially fraudulent activity. Based on the presence or absence of recent changes in the information associated with the network ID, the user activity is either authorized or denied.

Abstract: The network ID of a mobile device can be securely employed as a possession factor or as an identifier of a mobile device that is authorized to receive a funds transfer. When an access to a restricted access application server or a restricted access account on the application server is attempted via a computing device, and possession of a mobile device programmed with a network ID is employed as a verification factor, the application server or a risk indicator server can determine whether certain changes in information associated with the network ID and one or more attributes of a cellular account associated with the network ID are risk indicators. Based on the presence or absence of such risk indicators associated with the network ID, the user activity is either authorized or denied.

Abstract: Disclosed is an invention in the field of cosmetic mirrors. The present invention particularly relates to a portable makeup mirror device comprising a first mirror, a second mirror, and a third mirror, each of varying mirror magnification factors, being supported by a freestanding frame, said makeup mirror device having the first mirror and second mirror pivoting and upwardly removed from the mirror housing in opposite directions, and once fully deployed are located on opposing sides of the mirror housing central aperture showing a third mirror fixed within the mirror housing. The freestanding frame has a base and a support member having a plurality of pivots for adjusting the base and mirror assembly.

Abstract: The seat cover of the present invention is a generic, easy-to-use, temporary, reusable, absorbent, moisture impermeable, home launderable, protective vehicle seat cover designed for any seat with a headrest is disclosed. The present invention is designed to work with any type of seat (bucket or bench seat), or location of seat (front or back seat), or type of vehicle (sedan, van, truck, bus, train). The seat cover is able to be used individually or can be linked together to cover contiguous seats. Ii installs and removes quickly over a headrest being secured by VELCRO. The construction of the present invention uses multi-layer, elongated, rectangular materials, which loosely covers the front surfaces of the seat. The seat cover consists of two layers: an upper layer that absorbs wetness, dirt, odor, and other contaminants and wicks moisture away from the user; a lower layer that blocks any liquids or other contaminants from reaching the vehicle's upholstery.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a metallized, oriented multi-layer polymeric film having a) at least one layer A that includes a first polyolefin composition and b) a metallized layer B having a first side in surface contact with layer A, the metallized layer B includes (i) 50.0 to 99.9 wt % of a second polyolefin composition, and (ii) 0.1 to 50.0 wt % of at least one conductive polymer composition having a volume resistivity of 1.0×105 to 1.0×1012 ohm·cm (?·cm), based on the weight of the layer B. The film also includes a metal layer in surface contact with the metallized layer B. The films may be used as articles, particularly as flexible packaging and labels. Methods for making such films and articles are also described.