Abstract: Apparatus for emitting a chemical agent as a vapour which apparatus includes operative parts and a decorative cover. The decorative cover has curved air inlet channels. The operative parts include a reservoir containing the chemical agent in liquid form; a wick in communication with the chemical agent; an emanator carried by the wick and located outside the reservoir and a fan, preferably battery-powered, to impel air over the emanator.

Abstract: Apparatus for emitting a chemical agent as a vapour comprises operative parts (2) and a decorative cover (4), the latter being shown in FIG. 2 removed for clarity and placed behind the operative parts. The decorative cover has curved air inlet channels 6. The operative parts comprise a reservoir (24) containing the chemical agent in liquid form; a wick (26) in communication with the chemical agent; an emanator (28) carried by the wick and located outside the reservoir and a fan (20), preferably battery-powered, to impel air over the emanator.

Abstract: A communications system comprising a Web server hosting a Web site accessible via the Internet by first and second users, wherein the Web server is configured to allow the first user to send an electronic communication to the second user, the Web server being configured to receive identification details from the first user and an electronic communication from the first user, the Web server being configured to retain the electronic communication and, upon receiving identification details from the second user, to allow the second user to view open the electronic communication, wherein the Web server retains status information indicating whether the electronic communication has been opened by the second user, the status information being accessible to at least the first user.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Gaillardia named ‘Fanfare’ that is distinguishable by a long blooming period, gray-green leaves, a compact, low-growing habit and large fragrant daisy-like inflorescences composed of brilliant yellow-orange colored tubular ray flowers with red coloration to the outside and inside of each corolla. In combination these traits set ‘Fanfare’ apart from all other existing varieties of Gaillardia known to the inventor.