Abstract: A method for prompting a podcast includes receiving a feed swap request from a first user, the feed swap request including a first feed to be swapped with a second feed provided by a second user, placing the first feed in a second hosting platform associated with the second user, adding a first tracking tool for the first feed to the second hosting platform when placing the first feed in the second hosting platform, collecting, through the first tracking tool, a first set of user engagements with the first feed for a first period of time, and generating a first actionable insight for the first user based on the collected first set of user engagements with the first feed.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems are provided that monitor brand performance in a holistic manner by calculating brand scores for a set of competitive brand names over time and in different geographical territories through disparate mass media and digital media channels. The methods and systems take into account i) different influence factors that pertain to a brand's influence on consumer behavior in the different media channels over time and in different geographical territories as well as ii) the exposure (spending) that use the brand in the media channels and the geographical territories over time. In embodiments, the brand score for a given brand can be calculated by transforming or filtering data representing positive and negative sentiment towards the given brand. Other systems and methods for monitoring and evaluating brand performance are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems are provided that monitor brand performance in a holistic manner summarize in a single score for a set of competitive brand names over time and in different geographical through different mass media and digital media channels (e.g., paid, earned, and owned media channels). In embodiments, the methods and systems take into account i) different influence factors that pertain to a brand's influence on consumer behavior in the different media channels over time and in different geographical territories as well as ii) the expenditures (spending) made by the brand owner or agent with respect to advertisements and marketing materials or promotional material that use the brand in the different media channels over time and/or in the different geographical territories. Other systems and methods for monitoring and evaluating brand performance are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems are provided that monitor brand performance in a holistic manner by calculating brand scores for a brand name over time and in different geographical territories through disparate mass media and digital media channels. The methods and systems take into account i) different influence factors that pertain to a brand's influence on consumer behavior in the different media channels over time and in different geographical territories as well as ii) the exposure (spending) that use the brand in the media channels and the geographical territories over time. Other systems and methods for monitoring and evaluating brand performance are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems are provided that monitor brand performance in a holistic manner summarize in a single score for a set of competitive brand names over time and in different geographical through different mass media and digital media channels (e.g., paid, earned, and owned media channels). In embodiments, the methods and systems take into account i) different influence factors that pertain to a brand's influence on consumer behavior in the different media channels over time and in different geographical territories as well as ii) the expenditures (spending) made by the brand owner or agent with respect to advertisements and marketing materials or promotional material that use the brand in the different media channels over time and/or in the different geographical territories. Other systems and methods for monitoring and evaluating brand performance are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems are provided that monitor brand performance in a holistic manner summarize in a single score for a set of competitive brand names over time and in different geographical territories through different media channels (e.g., paid, earned and owned media channels). In embodiments, the methods and systems take into account i) different influence factors that pertain to a brand's influence on consumer behavior in the different media channels over time and in different geographical territories as well as ii) the expenditures (spending) made by the brand owner or agent with respect to advertisements and marketing materials or promotional material that use the brand in the different media channels over time and/or in the different geographical territories. Other systems and methods for monitoring and evaluating brand performance are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: An interactive algorithm and sequential methodology dynamically that pulls numerous organic data sets from online social, search, sentiment and paid media sources against a weighted formulation to determine with statistical significance a brand's market performance and characterization defined as a “Brand Attraction Score” in real time against key competitors. Consumer and media behaviors are measured using billions of data signals from multiple API sources distributed downstream through a series of influence (I) and exposure (E) weighted formulations to a master algorithm to determine the net performance and attraction scores and ranking. These statistical sets are then conformed into a series of scores and rankings in a predetermined competitive set in an Exposure to Attraction coordinate system, thereby allowing a Brand to easily visualize their comparative Attraction among their competitor brands.

Abstract: An interactive algorithm and sequential methodology dynamically that pulls numerous organic data sets from online social, search, sentiment and paid media sources against a weighted formulation to determine with statistical significance a brand's market performance and characterization defined as a “Brand Attraction Score” in real time against key competitors. Consumer and media behaviors are measured using billions of data signals from multiple API sources distributed downstream through a series of influence (I) and exposure (E) weighted formulations to a master algorithm to determine the net performance and attraction scores and ranking. These statistical sets are then conformed into a series of scores and rankings in a predetermined competitive set in an Exposure to Attraction coordinate system, thereby allowing a Brand to easily visualize their comparative Attraction among their competitor brands.

Abstract: A display may have a first stage such as a color liquid crystal display stage and a second stage such as a monochromatic liquid crystal display stage that are coupled in tandem so that light from a backlight passes through both stages. The dynamic range of the display may be enhanced by using the second stage to perform local dimming operations. The pixel pitch of the second stage may be greater than the pixel pitch of the first stage to ease alignment tolerances and reduce image processing complexity. The color stage and monochromatic stages may share a polarizer. A color filter in the color stage may have an array of red, green, and blue elements or an array of white, red, green, and blue elements. The color stage may be a fringe field display and the monochrome stage may be an in-plane switching display or a twisted nematic stage.

Abstract: An inspection pouch for housing and providing hands-free access to electronic testing equipment, meters, lights, tools and other implements needed by inspectors, installers and other workers. The pouch has a main compartment forming a tray with a cover therefor, the main compartment capable of being suspended from the cover at angles between zero and ninety degrees to enable viewing of equipment staged in the main compartment.

Abstract: A display may have a first stage such as a color liquid crystal display stage and a second stage such as a monochromatic liquid crystal display stage that are coupled in tandem so that light from a backlight passes through both stages. The dynamic range of the display may be enhanced by using the second stage to perform local dimming operations. The pixel pitch of the second stage may be greater than the pixel pitch of the first stage to ease alignment tolerances and reduce image processing complexity. The color stage and monochromatic stages may share a polarizer. A color filter in the color stage may have an array of red, green, and blue elements or an array of white, red, green, and blue elements. The color stage may be a fringe field display and the monochrome stage may be an in-plane switching display or a twisted nematic stage.

Abstract: A tool cinch is provided for securement to a tool, the cinch then being connectable to a lanyard for preventing the tool from falling if dropped before, during, or after use. The cinch includes radially projecting wings that are secured to the tool with tape or the like to further buttress securement of the tool.

Abstract: A holder adapted to be attached to a tether to help retrieve a dropped tool or prevent a dropped tool from being lost or forgotten during use where the holder has a hollow member with an open end and a closed end and is adapted to frictionally hold a non-working end of a tool in the hollow member. The closed end of the hollow member has a centrally located opening within which is located a cylindrical member which is connected at one end to a shoulder connector and is coupled, either directly or indirectly, to an attachment means at its other end. The cylindrical member can be either fixed or rotatably coupled to the opening in the hollow member and the attachment means is configured to be attached to an end of a tether.

Abstract: In one embodiment, tool holster includes a body having a front side and a rear side, a tool support element attached to the front side of the body, the tool support being adapted to support a tool, a retractor securing element defining a pocket in which the retractor can be secured, the pocket having a first opening that is large enough to enable the retractor to pass and an opposed second opening that is too small to enable the retractor to pass but large enough for a tether of the retractor to pass, and means for attaching the holster to a body harness or a belt.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a pouch includes a body that defines an interior space of the pouch in which items can be stored, an opening that provides access to the interior space, and a self-sealing closure associated with the opening that prevents that items from failing out of the pouch, the closure being adapted to enable a user to pass a hand through the closure and into the interior space and to automatically seal after the user withdraws the hand.

Abstract: Presented are wireless apparatuses, systems, and methods for locating items. According to one embodiment, the apparatus includes a sensor module and an indicator module capable of wireless communication.

Abstract: The current invention includes to systems and methods of transferring cryogenic fluids between two locations. More particularly, some embodiments of the invention are related to systems and methods of using cryogenic risers and rotatable connections for transferring cryogenic fluids, including liquefied natural gas, from an ocean going vessel to a second location. One embodiment of the invention includes a system for transporting a cryogenic fluid between a floating vessel and a second location. The system including a cryogenic riser, a submersible turret connector. The being riser adapted to allow the vertical position of the first end of the riser to be changed, the second end of the first riser located in a body of water and in fluid communication with the second location. The submersible turret connector connected to the first end of the first riser.