Abstract: The invention provides a method and software for use within audio and video authoring software applications wherein the relationships between the source media files are saved and used as part of a media manager. The software allows the artist to efficiently recall which files were used together, as well as how they were used together musically or visually.

Abstract: A particulate ingredient delivery system for food products is described. The system is capable of providing to a food product a nutrient or other ingredients at desired levels without adversely affecting the quality of the food product. The system can be utilized to provide food products meeting specific nutrient-based FDA health claim labeling requirements.

Abstract: The present invention is a nutrient delivery system including a protein source and, optionally, a fiber source. Extruding proteins disrupts the protein structure at the secondary level, rendering the protein relatively inert as compared to an unextruded protein. Because the extruded protein is relatively inert, it can be incorporated in relatively large amounts in food products without substantially adversely affecting the food product. In addition, the protein source can be coextruded with a fiber source to provide an extruded protein-fiber blend. The extruded protein-fiber blend of the present invention permits the inclusion of high levels of protein and fiber into a food product substantially without adversely affecting the food product. The nutrient delivery system of the present invention can be used to prepare food products that meet US FDA and other regulatory guidelines for food nutrition labeling.

Abstract: A ready to eat breakfast cereal is prepared by coating food pieces with a liquid sweetener such as honey and/or corn syrup. A powdered edible material such as finely divided protein and/or finely divided wheat germ is then applied to provide separation of the food pieces.