Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to displaying information related to a physical activity. In some embodiments, methods and user interfaces for managing the display of information related to a physical activity are described.

Abstract: A bunded tank system suitable for both transport and storage of bulk dangerous industrial liquids is provided. Preferably the tank is containerised to provide efficient use of space and improved logistics for transport and storage. The containerised bunded tank system includes a plurality of bunded sub-tanks arranged in an interlocking manner within an ISO container. In addition the container is fitted with an improved container lock.

Abstract: A sexual stimulation device is described. The device uses electrical stimulation and provides advantages in means to make gentle and safe electrical contact to the user's penis that is contained within a fluid environment. The device includes both a containment vessel as well as electrical connection embodiments that incorporate magnetically actuated contacts the can be quickly disconnected. The device provides flexibility for programmed and varied stimulation to different regions of the user's penis.

Abstract: A sexual stimulation device is described. The device uses electrical stimulation and provides advantages in means to make gentle and safe electrical contact to the user's penis that is contained within a fluid environment. The device includes both a containment vessel as well as electrical connection embodiments that incorporate magnetically actuated contacts the can be quickly disconnected. The device provides flexibility for programmed and varied stimulation to different regions of the user's penis.

Abstract: A method for using any mobile device to manage a security system in retail environments is disclosed in which an application or applet is installed on the mobile device providing a GUI for users to easily perform functions allowable by the security system. This method can be added to any legacy security system providing remote control and monitoring of the system via two-way communication links. Methods for processing touch inputs on mobile devices for security management are disclosed, including reading data from a multipoint sensing device such as a multipoint touchscreen, and identifying at least one multipoint gesture based on data from the multipoint sensing device. These functions provide vast improvements in retail security by providing store personnel earliest possible theft detection, higher level theft prevention than previously possible, communication between mobile devices in security systems, and evidence provided to law enforcement faster than ever possible.

Abstract: A method for using any mobile device to manage a security system in retail environments is disclosed in which an application or applet is installed on the mobile device providing a GUI for users to easily perform functions allowable by the security system. This method can be added to any legacy security system providing remote control and monitoring of the system via two-way communication links. Methods for processing touch inputs on mobile devices for security management are disclosed, including reading data from a multipoint sensing device such as a multipoint touchscreen, and identifying at least one multipoint gesture based on data from the multipoint sensing device. These functions provide vast improvements in retail security by providing store personnel earliest possible theft detection, higher level theft prevention than previously possible, communication between mobile devices in security systems, and evidence provided to law enforcement faster than ever possible.

Abstract: A method for using electronic product identification devices to track the location and movement of plastic hand baskets in a food store or other retail store, to sound an audible alarm, to activate an alarm condition in a video surveillance system, alert store security, and send tag information (basket ID and contents thereof) and video clip to store security, and law enforcement if desired this method and system is designed to promote a major deterrence to theft of store items in a portable hand carried basket, and in the case of theft, to provide notification and video clip to security personnel and to any law enforcement office.

Abstract: A method for using electronic product identification devices to track the purchase or theft of any multiple merchandise items in a food store or other retail shopping store environment, to determine if a large quantity of items are in the process of being stolen, to activate an alarm condition in a surveillance camera system, alert store security, and send tag information (list of stolen contents thereof) and a video clip file or URL of a web site link to view a video file to store security using remote mobile devices, and to law enforcement if desired.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Camellia plant named ‘Green 94-035’, characterized by its compact and upright to outwardly spreading plant habit; dense and bushy growth habit; freely branching habit; relatively small dark green-colored leaves; freely flowering habit; relatively long flowering period; and semi-double white-colored flowers tinted with red purple.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Camellia plant named ‘Green 98-009’, characterized by its upright plant habit; vigorous growth habit; freely branching habit; freely flowering habit; relatively long flowering period; and double red purple-colored flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Camellia plant named ‘Green 99-006’, characterized by its upright plant habit; freely branching habit; dark green-colored leaves; freely flowering habit; relatively long flowering period; and double white-colored flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Camellia plant named ‘Green 97-039’, characterized by its upright plant habit; vigorous growth habit; freely branching habit; freely flowering habit; relatively long flowering period; and double white-colored flowers with magenta-colored margins.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Camellia sasanqua named ‘Green 02-003’, characterized by its very compact and spreading to rounded plant habit, its profuse blooming habit and blooms at a young age, its double flowers (peony-form) that are red in color, its very glossy foliage, its good resistance to Phytophora sp. and Glomerella, and its ability to be readily propagated by stem cuttings.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Camellia sasanqua named ‘Green 99-016’, characterized by its dense and upright plant habit, its white double flowers (peony-form) that have a very high number of petals and petaloids imparting a carnation-like appearance, its vigorous growth habit, its dark green foliage, and its good resistance to Phytophora sp. and Glomerella.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Camellia sasanqua named ‘Green 99-031’, characterized by its dense, upright plant habit, its large deep pink double flowers (formal form) that are essentially sterile, its vigorous growth habit, its dark green foliage, and its good resistance to Phytophora sp. and Glomerella.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Camellia sasanqua named ‘Green 02-019’, that is characterized by its compact, dense, and and spreading to rounded plant habit, its dark green foliage, its medium sized, double flowers that are soft pink in color with a rose form, its floriferous bloom habit with heavy bud set, its vigorous growth habit, and its resistance to root rot (Phytophora cinnamomi) and dieback (Glomerella cingulata).

Abstract: A new cultivar of Camellia sasanqua named ‘Green 02-004’, that is characterized by its compact, dense, and rounded plant habit, its dark green foliage, its double flowers that are white in color, its very floriferous and long-lasting bloom habit, and its resistance to root rot (Phytophora cinnamomi) and dieback (Glomerella cingulata).

Abstract: A new cultivar of Camellia sasanqua named ‘Green 01-006’, that is characterized by its dense, low, spreading plant habit suitable for use as a ground cover, its semi-double flowers with ruffled petal margins that are bright pink-purple in color, its floriferous bloom habit, and its good resistance to root rot (Phytophora cinnamomi) and dieback (Glomerella cingulata).

Abstract: A new cultivar of Camellia sasanqua named ‘Green 08-052’, that is characterized by its strong, upright and vigorous plant habit, its large single flowers that are crimson red in color, its longer bloom season, and its high resistance to root rot and dieback.