Abstract: The present invention is a ready to use food composition comprising a mixture of at least one roasted cereal, a protein source, an oil blend, a milk product, sugar, a polysaccharide, a vitamin premix, a mineral premix and an emulsifier. The present invention further discloses a ready to use food composition comprising a mixture of a roasted oilseed, a roasted cereal, a cereal powder, a protein source, an oil blend, a milk product, sugar, a polysaccharide, a vitamin premix, a mineral premix and an emulsifier. The present invention further discloses a ready to use food composition comprising a mixture of a roasted legume, a roasted cereal, a protein source, an oil blend, a milk product, sugar, a polysaccharide, a vitamin premix, a mineral premix and an emulsifier.

Abstract: A vehicle seat assembly includes a seat bottom, a seatback pivotally attached to the seat bottom, and a trim cover disposed over the seatback. The seatback includes a foam cushion positioned on a seatback frame, the foam cushion having at least one plastic component embedded therein. The seatback further includes a rigid support panel embedded in the foam cushion proximate the at least one plastic component. The rigid support panel is positioned to support the trim cover over a void formed in the foam cushion at the at least one plastic component. A method of manufacturing a seatback with a rigid support block is also provided.

Abstract: A locking device (10), for a vehicle seat (1), includes an indicating device (8) for indicating the locking state of the locking device (10). The indicating device (8) has a locking indicator (31, 32), which is visible when the locking device (10) is locked, and a release indicator (33, 34), which is visible when the locking device (10) is released. The indicating device (8) has at least one indicator arm (30), which is in the locking position when the locking device (10) is locked and which is in the release position when the locking device (10) is released. The indicator arm (30) includes an indicating area (39), which has a first locking indicator (31) and a first release indicator (33). A second release indicator (34), which is concealed by the indicator arm (30) when the indicator arm is in the locking position, is provided on a retaining plate (20).

Abstract: An identity management system is described. The identity management system includes a data store to store a generic template for a user interface (UI) of the identity management system and a dynamic UI toolkit installed at a computing system, the dynamic UI toolkit to create a dynamic identity program template (IPT) from the generic template and customization input. In one example, the identity management system receives a first identifier indicating a first type of identity program; determines a first security level in view of the first identifier, determines a first set of identification elements from a plurality of identification elements in view of the first security level and in view of the first identifier, and generates a first template in view of the first set of identification elements.

Abstract: A locking device (10), for a vehicle seat (1), includes an indicating device (8) for indicating the locking state of the locking device (10). The indicating device (8) has a locking indicator (31, 32), which is visible when the locking device (10) is locked, and a release indicator (33, 34), which is visible when the locking device (10) is released. The indicating device (8) has at least one indicator arm (30), which is in the locking position when the locking device (10) is locked and which is in the release position when the locking device (10) is released. The indicator arm (30) includes an indicating area (39), which has a first locking indicator (31) and a first release indicator (33). A second release indicator (34), which is concealed by the indicator arm (30) when the indicator arm is in the locking position, is provided on a retaining plate (20).

Abstract: A networked graphical user interface for creating, manipulating and displaying depictions of user chosen data is provided. The graphic interface communicated to a user display in a radial positioning provides a plurality of individual depictions allowing user choices to initiate a data communication to said user device, or to initiate secondary depictions relating to one or a plurality of sub choices available to said user, using a pointing device. Secondary graphic interfaces provide grid selection and positioning for visual renditions of data communicated per user choice.

Abstract: A method and system for determining an availability of an application. Pairs of processes utilized by the application are determined. Each pair includes consumer and provider processes. For each pair, a diagnostic transaction is initiated by the pair's consumer process, utilizes an application programming interface (API) to open a connection between the consumer process and provider process and to request access to a resource managed by the provider process. Any communication between a pair's consumer and provider processes uses the same API. The diagnostic transaction is completed by receiving or not receiving, at the consumer process, a response from the pair's provider process where the response provides the requested access. Receipt of the response designates the provider process as available to the application, whereas non-receipt of the response designates the provider process as unavailable. If responses are received for all diagnostic transactions, the application is available.

Abstract: A bidirectional radio frequency identification (RFID) network system and method are presented. The system allows users to configure, monitor, and manage different sensor devices by using a graphical user interface real-time. The reconfiguration is done through a network management computer at the top system level that receives user input, generates code images according to the user input, and appropriately routes the code images to sensor routers that directly control the sensors. If the system is multi-layered, some code images are also sent to the intermediate-level network management computers. The system allows users to not only monitor a business flow but react to problematic situations quickly by adjusting the workflow. The aspect-oriented nature of the system allows users to reconfigure the system based only the Functionality aspects without worrying about the Partitioning aspects (e.g., how the network and the sensors are physically connected).

Abstract: A bidirectional radio frequency identification (RFID) network system and method are presented. The system allows users to configure, monitor, and manage different sensor devices by using a graphical user interface real-time. The reconfiguration is done through a network management computer at the top system level that receives user input, generates code images according to the user input, and appropriately routes the code images to sensor routers that directly control the sensors. If the system is multi-layered, some code images are also sent to the intermediate-level network management computers. The system allows users to not only monitor a business flow but react to problematic situations quickly by adjusting the workflow. The aspect-oriented nature of the system allows users to reconfigure the system based only the Functionality aspects without worrying about the Partitioning aspects (e.g., how the network and the sensors are physically connected).

Abstract: The apparatus includes a first SOVA decoder that generates a first path reliability value from a channel value, a parity symbol and a first a priori likelihood value. A first decorrelation unit generates a first extrinsic symbol reliability value by decorrelating the channel value and the first a priori likelihood value from the path reliability value. A first symbol reliability saturation unit saturates the first extrinsic symbol reliability value to generate a first saturated extrinsic symbol reliability value. A first interleaver interleaves the first saturated extrinsic symbol reliability value to generate a second a priori likelihood value. A second interleaver interleaves the channel value to generate an interleaved channel value. A second SOVA decoder generates a second path reliability value from an interleaved parity symbol, the second a priori likelihood value, and the interleaved channel value.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a digital signal processor having a local buffer for storing decoded instruction words during the first pass through a program loop, so that subsequent iterations through the program loop can be accomplished without the use of the instruction fetch and decode circuitry, thereby saving power.