Abstract: A low osmolality oral rehydration slush composition is provided. The oral rehydration slush composition includes: water; a source of carbohydrate; a source of electrolytes; and a source of citrate. The oral rehydration slush composition has an osmolality of 70 mOsm/kg H2O to 350 mOsm/kg H2O. The oral rehydration slush composition can be used to treat individuals suffering from dehydration.

Abstract: A device and method for providing performance information about a processing device. A stream of performance data is generated by one or more devices whose performance is reflected in the performance data. This performance data stream is then provided to a parallel port for outputting thereof.

Abstract: A lunch tote for storing food is disclosed which includes an outer cover having a perimeter and first and second ends. A sidewall extends upward from the perimeter and has a distal edge. A liner having an outer perimeter is attached to the outer cover to form a pocket having an opening formed therein. A cooling mechanism is positioned in the pocket and is enclosed in a moisture-absorbing/insulating cover. A first insulating layer is positioned between the outer cover and the liner. An intermediate layer is positioned above the first insulating layer. A closure mechanism is secured to a portion of the distal edge. The closure mechanism is movable from a closed position, wherein the lunch tote is a closed container, to an open position, wherein the entire lunch tote is convertible into a serving tray. The lunch tote further includes a pair of handles.

Abstract: A lunch tote for storing food is disclosed which includes an outer cover having a perimeter and first and second ends. A sidewall extends upward from the perimeter and has a distal edge. A liner having an outer perimeter is attached to the outer cover to form a pocket having an opening formed therein. A cooling mechanism is positioned in the pocket and is enclosed in a moisture-absorbing/insulating cover. A first insulating layer is positioned between the outer cover and the liner. An intermediate layer is positioned above the first insulating layer. A closure mechanism is secured to a portion of the distal edge. The closure mechanism is movable from a closed position, wherein the lunch tote is a closed container, to an open position, wherein the entire lunch tote is convertible into a serving tray. The lunch tote further includes a pair of handles.

Abstract: A food storage container is provided. The food storage container includes an outer cover. The outer cover includes an outer edge, a first portion, a second portion and a middle portion disposed in between the first and second portions. A sidewall extends vertically from the outer edge of the first portion, the second portion, and the middle portion. A first handle extends from the first portion and a second handle extends from the second portion. The food storage container includes a closed mode and an open mode. The closed mode includes a connector connecting the upper edge of the sidewall at the first portion to the upper edge of the sidewall at the second portion. The open mode includes the connector detached and the outer cover substantially planar forming an eating surface.

Abstract: A processor includes a set of processing modules, each of the processing modules including a cache and a coherency manager that keeps track of the memory addresses of data stored at the caches of other processing modules. In response to its local cache requesting access to a particular memory address or other triggering event, the coherency manager generates a coherency probe. In the event that the generated coherency probe is targeted to multiple processing modules, the coherency manager includes a set of multicast bits indicating the processing modules whose caches include copies of the data targeted by the multicast probe. A transport switch that connects the processing module to the fabric communicates the coherency probe only to subset of processing modules indicated by the multicast bits.

Abstract: A processor includes a set of processing modules, each of the processing modules including a cache and a coherency manager that keeps track of the memory addresses of data stored at the caches of other processing modules. In response to its local cache requesting access to a particular memory address or other triggering event, the coherency manager generates a coherency probe. In the event that the generated coherency probe is targeted to multiple processing modules, the coherency manager includes a set of multicast bits indicating the processing modules whose caches include copies of the data targeted by the multicast probe. A transport switch that connects the processing module to the fabric communicates the coherency probe only to subset of processing modules indicated by the multicast bits.

Abstract: A device and method for providing performance information about a processing device. A stream of performance data is generated by one or more devices whose performance is reflected in the performance data. This performance data stream is then provided to a parallel port for outputting thereof.

Abstract: An interoperability replay system and method allowing products that were not included in an interoperability test event to participate as if they were part of it in the past. On method comprises replaying to them the choreographies of the digital exchanges between the products in the previous interoperability test event. Choreographies are the digital interchanges between Systems-Under-Test (SUT) and include, but not limited to, the business process protocols, their data and logic exchanges supported by all subsidiary (underlying) layers of the protocol stack including digital security. Choreography may be between only two SUTs or among several SUTs assuming different roles and coordinated amongst each other to complete the business process. The business process may be composed of several transactions. This invention includes the collection and replay of these choreographies and all subsidiary protocol layer digital exchanges among the SUTs during an interoperability test event.