Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for organizing messages received through different channels and from multiple sources. In response to receiving a message at a user system from a first communication channel, the user is prompted to identify a bucket to which the message should be added. In response to receiving input identifying the bucket, the message is stored and indexed to the identified bucket. Messages are thereby organized so that messages pertaining to the same matter are indexed to the same bucket. In cases where a query is received from a message application requesting instructions for processing the message, the user system transmits a reply to the message application instructing the message application to forward the message to a network address where the message is received from a second communication channel different than the first communication channel.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a packaging and display system for a wristwatch. The system includes a support panel, a wristwatch and an accessory. The single watch storage and display case supports the watch's escapement function and helps to avoid exposure to magnetic fields. This way multiple watches can be placed in the single storage case.

Abstract: The Aquarium Ruler is a transparent polyvinyl aquarium fish ruler used for the measurement of ornamental aquarium inhabitants by hobbyist, enthusiast, and breeders. The aquarium fish ruler attaches to aquarium glass and acrylic surfaces. The construction of the aquarium ruler is composed of a twelve-inch ruler with mushroom head suction cups inserted into the back side of the aquarium ruler through two key holes. The front of the aquarium ruler is adorned with the product name, length indicia, aquatic inhabitants common to the ornamental fish hobby, and two small sized key holes for the insertion of the mushroom head suction cups.

Abstract: A portable docking apparatus for watercraft having two side rails positioned on four feet, the side rails adapted to rotate axially between front and rear feet, the rotation of the side rails being limited by rotation stops, the apparatus further having a gusset for each side rail, the gusset being attached to the bottom of the side rails, the gusset having a first end and a second end, one of said first end and said second end penetrating into to the center of the lower end of the front foot.