Abstract: The present application provides a subscription interface positioned between client devices and third-party digital subscription providers. The subscription interface allows multiple different publication-related applications (e.g., Sports Illustrated, Time magazine, etc.) running on different client devices (e.g., tablets, desktop computers, laptop computers, smart phones, etc.) to obtain a list of digital issues available from an associated third-party digital subscription provider based on entitlements of the user of the client device. The subscription interface ensures that the application receives the list and associated metadata in a desired format for that particular application on a particular client device.

Abstract: The present application provides a subscription interface positioned between client devices and third-party digital subscription providers. The subscription interface allows multiple different publication-related applications (e.g., Sports Illustrated, Time magazine, etc.) running on different client devices (e.g., tablets, desktop computers, laptop computers, smart phones, etc.) to obtain a list of digital issues available from an associated third-party digital subscription provider based on entitlements of the user of the client device. The subscription interface ensures that the application receives the list and associated metadata in a desired format for that particular application on a particular client device.

Abstract: A soft polygonal pad secured adjacent a rear side of an undergarment adapted to enhance one's figure. The pad includes a pair of protruding hemispherical regions adjacent a lower edge of the pad.

Abstract: A Y-connection for sheet metal conduits wherein a shoe is adapted to be placed inside a main conduit, and a saddle, to which a branch conduit is connected, is adapted to be placed against the outer surface of the main conduit. The inner shoe and the saddle are provided with holes therethrough that are aligned with a hole in the main conduit when the shoe and saddle are secured together with a portion of the main conduit sandwiched therebetween.

Abstract: A Y-connection for sheet metal conduits wherein a shoe is adapted to be placed inside a main conduit, and a saddle, to which a branch conduit is connected, is adapted to be placed against the outer surface of the main conduit. The inner shoe, and the saddle are provided with holes therethrough that are aligned with a hole in the main conduit when the shoe and saddle are secured together with a portion of the main conduit sandwiched therebetween.