Abstract: Starch-based extruded food products and methods for manufacturing starch-based extruded food products, such as snacks, are disclosed. For example, a starch-based dough may be extruded, cut, and cooked to form a starch-based extruded food product with a rigid extruded body. The cooking process may include baking and/or frying the cut extrusion. The rigid extruded body of the starch-based extruded food product is made up of bodies or segments coupled at joints. The rigid extruded bodies are configured such that bodies of the rigid extruded body may be broken off or separated at the joints to be consumed.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are novel devices for the organization and treatment of hair extensions. Devices incorporating features of the present disclosure include objects that can securely hold one or more hair extensions and organize them such that a hairstylist can easily keep track of the various hair extensions and where they are to be placed into a client's existing hair. In some embodiments, the devices comprise a shape similar to that of the human head, providing a convenient visual cue as to the intended placement of a connected hair extension to a client's existing hair. Devices according to the present disclosure can also comprise various connection structures for further securing and organization of connected hair extensions.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are novel devices for the organization and treatment of hair extensions. Devices incorporating features of the present disclosure include objects that can securely hold one or more hair extensions and organize them such that a hairstylist can easily keep track of the various hair extensions and where they are to be placed into a client's existing hair. In some embodiments, the devices comprise a shape similar to that of the human head, providing a convenient visual cue as to the intended placement of a connected hair extension to a client's existing hair. Devices according to the present disclosure can also comprise various connection structures for further securing and organization of connected hair extensions.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are novel devices for the organization and treatment of hair extensions. Devices incorporating features of the present disclosure include objects that can securely hold one or more hair extensions and organize them such that a hairstylist can easily keep track of the various hair extensions and where they are to be placed into a client's existing hair. In some embodiments, the devices comprise a shape similar to that of the human head, providing a convenient visual cue as to the intended placement of a connected hair extension to a client's existing hair. Devices according to the present disclosure can also comprise various connection structures for further securing and organization of connected hair extensions.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are novel devices for the organization and treatment of hair extensions. Devices incorporating features of the present disclosure include objects that can securely hold one or more hair extensions and organize them such that a hairstylist can easily keep track of the various hair extensions and where they are to be placed into a client's existing hair. In some embodiments, the devices comprise a shape similar to that of the human head, providing a convenient visual cue as to the intended placement of a connected hair extension to a client's existing hair. Devices according to the present disclosure can also comprise various connection structures for further securing and organization of connected hair extensions.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and articles for creating a document revision history for a document imported into a first Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) from a second EDMS. Metadata and content from the second EDMS is “mirrored” within the first EDMS to create an artificial or mirrored revision history of a document within the first EDMS. Doing so allows users of the first EDMS to access any version of a document and its history, as though the document had always existed on the first EDMS. Content may be stored onto the first EDMS or a reference to the content may be stored instead. Rules may be developed to resolve conflicts between different document versions in the first and second EDMS.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and articles for creating a document revision history for a document imported into a first Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) from a second EDMS. Metadata and content from the second EDMS is “mirrored” within the first EDMS to create an artificial or mirrored revision history of a document within the first EDMS. Doing so allows users of the first EDMS to access any version of a document and its history, as though the document had always existed on the first EDMS. Content may be stored onto the first EDMS or a reference to the content may be stored instead. Rules may be developed to resolve conflicts between different document versions in the first and second EDMS.