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Kerry, Inc.

Zenbury International Limited

Jack Maegli

Ellen Kay Morgan

Amanda Gage

Dustan Theodore Doud

Michael Crowley

Timothy O'Reilly

Susan Mary Bischel

The invention concerns a co-processed additive for a solid-dose pharmaceutical composition, the additive comprising from about 50% to 99.5% by weight of at least one pharmaceutical compression aid and from about 0.5% to 50% by weight of at least one pharmaceutical lubricant, the melting point of said compression aid(s) being higher than the melting point of said lubricant(s). The co-processed additive may be in the form of a physically bound composite whereby the lubricant is associated with the surface of the compression aid particles.

Pharmaceutical composition

A savory, shelf-stable, particulate, meltable, food-grade plasticized composition is disclosed, having a water activity Aof 0.70 or below. The composition is an oil-in-water emulsion of: a protein that forms a thermally reversible meltable gel, plasticizer components to solubilize the protein, comprising a polyol plasticizer and a non-polyol plasticizer, a level of an edible oil component sufficient to provide proper texture, mouthfeel, and melt characteristics to the plasticized composition, and a savory flavoring component, and typically comprises 10&#x2013;30 wt-% protein, 15&#x2013;50 wt-% plasticizer component, including, based upon the total weight of the composition, 10&#x2013;40 wt-% polyol plasticizer and 3&#x2013;15 wt-% non-polyol plasticizer, 10&#x2013;40 wt-% oil component, 5&#x2013;25 wt-% moisture, and 10&#x2013;40 wt-% flavor characterizing component.

Shelf stable meltable particulate food product

This invention represents an improvement to an equatorial sundial comprising an independent simultaneous single scale indication of both time and date as represented from a primary and secondary gnomon. This allows one unfamiliar with the physics of an equatorial sundial to with simple observation quickly assess both time and date as a singular measurement. The sundial displays conventional time measurement on a single scale transcribed on the equatorial ring from a primary gnomon aligned with the polar axis. The improvement includes a date scale transcribed on the primary gnomon that is cast a shadow from the secondary gnomon comprised of the upper equatorial ring. Since the sun maintains an essentially equivalent angle of declination throughout the day, the shadow cast by the upper equatorial ring (secondary gnomon) on the primary gnomon (containing the date scale) remains consistent in position and date can be observed at any time of the solar day.

Equatorial sundial with simple time and date interpretation

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Beloit, WI, United States of America

Jack Maegli