Abstract: The present invention provides a system and method for producing gummy puffs. The system and method involves utilizing specific raw materials with specific chemical properties, manipulating vapor pressures, a low temperature dehydration process, and continuous freezing and annealing to form the gummy puffs. The gummy puffs produced by the system are dehydrated and have lower moisture content and have enhanced taste and flavors.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing shelf-stable gelato is provided. The method may include blending cream and sugar in a proportion. The blend may be frozen into units. The units may be freeze-dried in order to remove water content.

Abstract: A cartridge for a printing device includes first and second portions coupled to one another and capable of moving relative to each other, one or more rollers situated at the first portion, a photoconductor situated at the second portion, and a lock mechanism. The rollers are in contact with the photoconductor in a first position of the first and the second portions. The lock mechanism maintains the first and the second portions in a second position in which the rollers are separated from the photoconductor.

Abstract: A conductive isolation member for electrophotography components is disclosed. In one embodiment, a cartridge for use in an image forming device includes a photosensitive drum, an electrophotography component, and a conductive isolation member electrically connected to the electrophotography component to permit discharge of static charge on the electrophotography component upon removal of the conductive isolation member.

Abstract: A conductive isolation member for electrophotography components is disclosed. In one embodiment, a cartridge for use in an image forming device includes a photosensitive drum, an electrophotography component, and a conductive isolation member electrically connected to the electrophotography component to permit discharge of static charge on the electrophotography component upon removal of the conductive isolation member.

Abstract: An operating system (OS) of a data processor physically relocates segments of memory containing real addresses used by the operating system itself, which addresses must remain unaltered within the system. The system identifies a memory bank containing a source segment having such real addresses, quiesces the OS, and copies the source segment to a target memory module. A register identifying the real addresses stored in the target module is renamed to the addresses of source segment, and the OS resumes executing normal tasks. The data processing system may have multiple system modules each having processors, memory, and/or other components.