Abstract: A method of communicating with a physician's office that includes a host computer receiving, via the network interface, one or more data files from a data delivery device remotely located in a physician's office. The method further includes determining a set of data processing programs to be utilized when processing the received data files, where the determination is made based on a subscription associated with that particular physician's office. The method also includes processing the received data files utilizing at least a portion of the set of data processing programs, where the processing includes collecting or manipulating data files.

Abstract: A vibratory media mill may be used to perform simultaneous grinding and intimate mixing of edible fat-based slurries or emulsions. The invention has particular applicability in the field of chocolate manufacture, where the vibratory media mill can eliminate use of traditional five-roll refiners and/or conches. The vibratory media mill is cheaper and simpler to operate and maintain than traditional grinding and mixing equipment.

Abstract: Systems, devices and methods of delivering electronic medical data to a hospital or doctor's office from a laboratory, clinic, or other remote medical campus where medical data associated with a patient is sent over a network and received at a data delivery device. The data delivery device has access to one or more report templates, where the report templates are populated with at least some of the received medical data and then may be transmitted to an external device via one of several interfaces to display the populated report template. A user interface may also be provided to allow for a user to adjust/update report templates, initiate transmissions of the medical data, manipulate the display of medical data, print the medical data, store the medical data, as well as monitor and/or troubleshoot problems with the software and hardware components associated with the delivery of the medical data.

Abstract: Improved methods and apparatus for continuously molding chocolate are disclosed, including a method and apparatus for removing flash from chocolate pieces and products (both molded and otherwise); and a manifold for continuously providing liquid chocolate to a continuous mold and directing excess liquid chocolate away.