Diamant
Ellen Diamant, New York, NY US
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20110023979 | BATH SPOUT COVER - A bath spout cover is provided that includes a body structure having an upper portion, two opposing side portions, and a front portion; a receiving area defined between the upper portion, the two opposing side portions, and the front portion; a strap spanning the two opposing side portions, said strap being adjustable on at least one of the side portions of the body structure; and at least one aperture defined by one of the side portions of the body structure, said aperture for receiving an end of the strap. Further provided are methods for securing a bath spout cover to a bath spout. | 02-03-2011 |
20110084038 | DEVICE FOR HOLDING BATH TOYS - A device for holding bath toys is provided that includes a flexible receptacle having a back panel and a front panel adjoined by opposing sides and a bottom of the receptacle. At least a portion of the bottom of the receptacle is formed of a mesh material and a top portion of the back panel defines at least two openings, with the top portion of the back panel and an upper edge of the front panel further defining an open end of the receptacle. The device also includes a mounting plate having at least two posts on a first side of the mounting plate and an element for attaching the mounting plate to a wall; and at least two caps, each cap defining a bore for receiving the post and for secure attachment to the post. | 04-14-2011 |
20130061394 | Fitted Mattress Cover - A mattress cover includes a substantially top panel having a top panel perimeter edge folded at least partially under a remaining portion of the top panel. The top panel has a first panel present therearound. A side panel defines four sides of the mattress cover. The side panel has a side panel perimeter edge folded at least partially under a remaining portion of the side panel. The side panel has a second pattern different than the first pattern. In one advantageous form, an optional intermediate element is attached to both the top panel perimeter edge and the side panel perimeter edge. The mattress cover has a substantially open bottom opposite the top panel. | 03-14-2013 |
20130074260 | Crib Bumper - A protective material for surrounding the inside of an infant's crib includes at least one panel having a substantial rectangular shape. The panel is composed of felt and has a plurality of apertures formed completely through the panel. The apertures comprise between 25% and 60% of the surface area of the panel. The panel has sufficient rigidity so that when positioned upright, and held from a bottom edge, the panel remains in the upright position. At least one fastener secures the panel to the side of a crib. In various further forms, the protective material may comprise a single panel having four segments which are foldably attached to one another, folded inward 90 degrees to thereby form four sides of a substantially rectangular box. Alternatively, the bumper comprises four discrete, separate panels. | 03-28-2013 |
20130193014 | Device for Holding Bath Toys - A device for holding bath toys is provided that includes a flexible receptacle having a back panel and a front panel adjoined by opposing sides and a bottom of the receptacle. At least a portion of the bottom of the receptacle is formed of a mesh material. The top portion of the back panel and an upper edge of the front panel define an open end of the receptacle. The device can be attached to a bathroom wall, for example by using at least two posts which extend through a respective opening in the receptacle and at least two caps, each cap defining a bore for receiving the post and for secure attachment to the post. | 08-01-2013 |
20130224427 | Bath Spout Cover - A bath spout cover is provided that includes a body structure having an upper portion, two opposing side portions, and a front portion; a receiving area defined between the upper portion, the two opposing side portions, and the front portion; a strap spanning the two opposing side portions, said strap being adjustable on at least one of the side portions of the body structure; and at least one aperture defined by one of the side portions of the body structure, said aperture for receiving an end of the strap. Further provided are methods for securing a bath spout cover to a bath spout. | 08-29-2013 |
Ellen D. Diamant, New York, NY US
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20090056016 | User-configurable floor mat - A user-configurable floor mat includes a removably attached one or more tiles, each tile of which may contain one or more segments. Each tile may be connected to adjoining tiles via removably attachable connectors. The removably attachable connectors may have at least one terminal end. Removably attachable connectors having at least two ends may be used to connect two or more adjoining tiles. | 03-05-2009 |
20090064466 | Compound buckle - A compound buckle comprises a socket member and at least two plug members, wherein the socket comprises individual cavities for each plug member, and a projection comprising a slot, and wherein each plug member comprises a base, a projection comprising a slot, and at least one arm portion also projecting from said base, wherein each plug member may be independently inserted/removed from its cavity without interfering in the operation of any other plug member and without degrading the performance of any belt, strap or other assembly connected by said other plug member. | 03-12-2009 |
Galia Diamant, Lexington, MA US
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20140310727 | Spooling system call data to facilitate data transformation - The techniques herein provide for “time-shifting” of intercepted system calls to enable a one-to-many (1:n) or a many-to-one (n:1) mapping of intercepted-to-real system calls. Any action that needs to be applied on the logical boundaries of the data (instead of the physical boundaries) presented upon system call interception spools (buffers) the data before taking the action and then unspools the result when finished. The action may be quite varied, e.g., examining the data, redacting the data, changing the data, restricting the data, processing the data, and updating the data, among others. The technique may be implemented in a database access control system. | 10-16-2014 |
John R. Diamant, Fort Collins, CO US
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20090038015 | Automatic detection of vulnerability exploits - An embodiment of the invention provides an apparatus and method for automatic detection of a vulnerability exploit. The apparatus and method are configured to post a security vulnerability warning indicating a vulnerability of software; provide an exploit detector; and use the exploit detector to detect an attempted exploit that targets the vulnerability. | 02-05-2009 |
Kevin David Diamant, Irvine, CA US
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20120217876 | Systems and Methods for Cylindrical Hall Thrusters with Independently Controllable Ionization and Acceleration Stages - Systems and methods may be provided for cylindrical Hall thrusters with independently controllable ionization and acceleration stages. The systems and methods may include a cylindrical channel having a center axial direction, a gas inlet for directing ionizable gas to an ionization section of the cylindrical channel, an ionization device that ionizes at least a portion of the ionizable gas within the ionization section to generate ionized gas, and an acceleration device distinct from the ionization device. The acceleration device may provide an axial electric field for an acceleration section of the cylindrical channel to accelerate the ionized gas through the acceleration section, where the axial electric field has an axial direction in relation to the center axial direction. The ionization section and the acceleration section of the cylindrical channel may be substantially non-overlapping. | 08-30-2012 |
Michaela Diamant, Muiderberg NL
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20090117604 | PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES IN URINE AS DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETERS IN DISEASES INVOLVING MATRIX REMODELLING - The present invention relates to a method for determining whether a urine sample has been obtained from a subject suffering from a kidney disorder involving kidney damage. The method is based on determining the level of a proteolytic enzyme in urine from the subject sample and optionally comparing this level with a reference value. The proteolytic enzyme preferably is a matrix metalloproteases, in particular MMP-2 or MMP-9. The method is particularly suitable for subjects with a condition or disorder that is associated with an increased risk of kidney disorders, such as diabetes. The method may advantageously be applied for early detection of kidney damage, in particular when the subject does not yet show any sign of microalbuminuria. The method may also be applied to a subject undergoing dialysis for determining whether the subject is suffering from remodelling of the peritoneal membrane. Thus, the method is particularly suited for patients undergoing continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis. | 05-07-2009 |
Michael E. Diamant, New York, NY US
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20090064466 | Compound buckle - A compound buckle comprises a socket member and at least two plug members, wherein the socket comprises individual cavities for each plug member, and a projection comprising a slot, and wherein each plug member comprises a base, a projection comprising a slot, and at least one arm portion also projecting from said base, wherein each plug member may be independently inserted/removed from its cavity without interfering in the operation of any other plug member and without degrading the performance of any belt, strap or other assembly connected by said other plug member. | 03-12-2009 |
Ronald Alan Diamant, Phoenix, AZ US
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20150213720 | METHOD FOR MANAGEMENT OF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER DATABASE USED FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER LOGON - An avionics system includes a human-machine interface (HMI), wherein the HMI includes a display device that displays information to an operator and an input device that receives input from an operator; a storage device that stores master air traffic control (ATC) center data; a memory device that stores separately loaded ATC center data and hard-coded ATC center data, and a processing device communicatively coupled to the HMI, the storage device and the memory device. The processing device compares the separately loaded ATC center data with the hard-coded ATC center data; requests operator validation of changes between the separately loaded ATC center data and the hard-coded ATC center data using the HMI; and updates the master ATC center data when the operator validates the changes between the separately loaded ATC center data and the hard-coded ATC center data. | 07-30-2015 |
Shmuel Diamant, Pearl River, NY US
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20130250121 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR RECEIVING SURVEILLANCE VIDEO FROM MULTIPLE CAMERAS - A video compositing device includes a communication device that communicates with a video receiver station over a network and receives video streams from various video sources. The compositing device stores configuration settings, which indicate the size, position, zoom and/or color depth for views in a composite image that is formed from the video streams. The compositing device uses the video streams to generate the composite image as indicated by the configuration settings and transmits the composite image to the video receiver station. The compositing module also receives from the video receiver station information indicating a change in one or more one of the size, position, zoom or color depth of a selected view in the composite image, and then updates the configuration settings to reflect these changes. Subsequent composited images are generated in accordance with the updated configuration settings. | 09-26-2013 |
Shmuel Diamant, Bronx, NY US
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20090288011 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR VIDEO COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS THEREOF - A computer implemented method of performing video surveillance on a computer system, wherein the computer system comprises a video and a display with a graphical user interface, the graphical user interface including a source window to view play back of the video, the surveillance method comprising: determining an area of interest of a frame of the video based upon a selection of the area of interest within the source window, and generating a plurality of windows within the graphical user interface, each of the windows displaying the area of interest of the frame of the video at a point in time, wherein the graphical user interface includes controls to manipulate the playback of the video from a point in time relative to each displayed portion. | 11-19-2009 |
20130145270 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR VIDEO COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS THEREOF - A computer implemented method of performing video surveillance on a computer system, wherein the computer system comprises a video and a display with a graphical user interface, the graphical user interface including a source window to view play back of the video, the surveillance method comprising: determining an area of interest of a frame of the video based upon a selection of the area of interest within the source window, and generating a plurality of windows within the graphical user interface, each of the windows displaying the area of interest of the frame of the video at a point in time, wherein the graphical user interface includes controls to manipulate the playback of the video from a point in time relative to each displayed portion. | 06-06-2013 |
Xavier Diamant, Eguilles FR
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20120227325 | VEHICLE PANEL PROVIDED WITH A MOVABLE WINDOW, AND AN ASSOCIATED VEHICLE - A vehicle panel ( | 09-13-2012 |