Implementations of card systems may include a card which may include a front flap hingedly coupled to a rear flap and either a printed coupon or a printed code for an electronic coupon on either the front flap or the rear flap. Implementations of card systems may also include a comestible coupled between the front flap and the rear flap. The comestible may be between 1-10 times the thickness of the card. The comestible may correspond with one of the printed coupon and the printed code for the electronic coupon.

Implementations of card systems may include a card which may include a front flap hingedly coupled to a rear flap and either a printed coupon or a printed code for an electronic coupon on either the front flap or the rear flap. Implementations of card systems may also include a comestible coupled between the front flap and the rear flap. The comestible may be between 1-10 times the thickness of the card. The comestible may correspond with one of the printed coupon and the printed code for the electronic coupon.

The technology described herein generates a unique identifier for a visual media that comprises pre-printed visual indications on the visual media and a user's handwritten signature. The location of the signature on the visual media can be determined by including preprinted fiducial marks on the visual media. The fiducial markers act as landmarks that allow the size and location of the signature to be determined in absolute terms. The unique identifier is then stored in computer memory on a user-experience server. The user-experience server can associate the unique identifier with a digital asset, such as an image or video, designated by the user. When the unique identifier is provided to the user-experience server a second time, the digital asset can be retrieved and output to the computing device that provided the unique identifier.

The technology described herein generates a unique identifier for a visual media that comprises pre-printed visual indications on the visual media and a user's handwritten signature. The location of the signature on the visual media can be determined by including preprinted fiducial marks on the visual media. The fiducial markers act as landmarks that allow the size and location of the signature to be determined in absolute terms. The unique identifier is then stored in computer memory on a user-experience server. The user-experience server can associate the unique identifier with a digital asset, such as an image or video, designated by the user. When the unique identifier is provided to the user-experience server a second time, the digital asset can be retrieved and output to the computing device that provided the unique identifier.

A greeting card system includes a greeting card having a top panel connected to a spine of a bottom panel, a gift holder area defined on the bottom panel, the top panel including a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, the bottom panel including an inside surface and a back surface opposite the inside surface, where opening the top panel reveals the gift holder area of the bottom panel. The greeting card system can further include a frame that surrounds the gift holder area of the bottom panel. The greeting card system can further include a treat positioned in the gift holder area of the bottom panel.

A greeting card system includes a greeting card having a top panel connected to a spine of a bottom panel, a gift holder area defined on the bottom panel, the top panel including a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, the bottom panel including an inside surface and a back surface opposite the inside surface, where opening the top panel reveals the gift holder area of the bottom panel. The greeting card system can further include a frame that surrounds the gift holder area of the bottom panel. The greeting card system can further include a treat positioned in the gift holder area of the bottom panel.

A method and apparatus for avoidance of damage to concealed mechanical elements during construction or repair of a structure. In one embodiment, a tag is provided for installation on a plumbing or similar element prior to such element being concealed by further construction. The tag is adapted to engage a concealed element in such a way that an indicator portion of the tab remains visible after further concealing structure is installed. The visible tab's location identifies the location of concealed elements and is preferably provided with indicia identifying such purpose. In a further embodiment of the invention, adhesive indicator tape is used in conjunction with an indicator tab. The indicator tape is adapted to be applied over concealing structure to generally identify the location and extent of concealed elements that may be susceptible to puncture or damage during subsequent construction or repair phases of a project.

A dual-purpose greeting card and dishcloth is provided, comprising one or more layers of absorbent, washable, reusable, recyclable, and biodegradable fabric material, wherein the dual-purpose greeting card and dishcloth further comprises: a) a first surface defining an inner surface configured to enable a user to write a message thereon; and b) a second surface arranged opposite to the first surface, wherein the second surface defines an outer surface comprising one or more illustrations. The fabric material may comprise cellulose, cotton, and/or microfibers and is wettable with a liquid, particularly water and/or a cleaning agent. In other embodiments, the dual-purpose greeting card comprises a substantially rectangular shape, a pair of lateral sides, a pair of longitudinal sides extending between the lateral sides, and a fold line arranged substantially parallel to the longitudinal sides and that divides the lateral sides into two flaps.

A dual-purpose greeting card and dishcloth is provided, comprising one or more layers of absorbent, washable, reusable, recyclable, and biodegradable fabric material, wherein the dual-purpose greeting card and dishcloth further comprises: a) a first surface defining an inner surface configured to enable a user to write a message thereon; and b) a second surface arranged opposite to the first surface, wherein the second surface defines an outer surface comprising one or more illustrations. The fabric material may comprise cellulose, cotton, and/or microfibers and is wettable with a liquid, particularly water and/or a cleaning agent. In other embodiments, the dual-purpose greeting card comprises a substantially rectangular shape, a pair of lateral sides, a pair of longitudinal sides extending between the lateral sides, and a fold line arranged substantially parallel to the longitudinal sides and that divides the lateral sides into two flaps.

A gift card carrier for use with a greeting card and a greeting card for carrying a gift car is provided. The gift card carrier and the greeting card comprise a base panel comprising a front surface and a back surface, where the front surface has a holding area that is sized and dimensioned to receive the entire gift card therein. They also include a retaining member secured to the front surface for releasably securing the gift card in the holding area, and a metal shield secured to the front surface or the back surface of the base panel, where the metal shield sized to cover, and positioned to correspond with, the holding area.