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iCard

(1) (Internet CARD) Same as electronic postcard (e-card). For example, Apple's iCards are a stylish e-card service on its Web site (www.apple.com).

(2) (i-card) The term used for an "information card" in the Higgins project. In practice, i-card and information card are used synonymously. See Higgins project and identity metasystem.

(3) A name briefly associated with the vCard when it moved to the IETF, because vCalendar became iCalendar. See vCard and iCalendar.

(4) (ID CARD) A smart card, magnetic stripe card or bar coded card used for identification purposes.

(5) (i-card) A former Web payment service from Cyber Catalyst, Saligramam, Chennai, India. The i-card was a virtual debit card that contained a value that was reduced online when making a purchase at compliant sites. When a transaction was made, a supporting e-mail was sent to the i-card holder.

The factor structure of the MEIM was confirmed in a study with 2,184 adolescents, in which two factors were identified: Identification and Exploration (Spencer, Icard, Harachi, Catalano, & Oxford, 2000).

Counseling adolescents toward wellness: the roles of ethnic identity, ... by Myers, Jane E. / Professional School Counseling

The organization was created by ICARD and the Jerusalem Center for Social & Economic Rights (JCSER) with assistance from Just Peace Technologies, a Silicon Valley-based nonprofit which provides coordination and communication services and designed the Global Campaign for Rebuilding Homes Web site.

Hundreds attend "Marin Stands for Peace" vigil. (Northern California ... by Pasquini, Elaine / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs

We looked at several broadband solutions, and the 5G solution offered the highest speeds over the greatest distance at the lowest cost," added Robert Icard, Black DOG Services President.

Black DOG Purchases 5G Wireless Equipment for Salinas, CA by Business Wire

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