David H Stein

8621944, Jan 7, 2014

Apr 14, 2008

12/596213

David Stein - Succasunna NJ, US

Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Inc. - Tarry Town NY

G01N 1/10

7386385, 7386414, 422570

A device, system, and method for passively sealing a vessel containing a fluid and for sampling the fluid without carry-over or cross-contamination between the fluid sampling device, the sealing septum, and the vessel contents. The device includes an actuated septum having a plurality of septum fingers, to passively seal the vessel, and an actuation device, to open the passive seal without carry-over or cross-contamination. Each of the plurality of septum fingers includes a corresponding rib portion. The actuation device can be an actuation ring having an annulus. The plurality of septum fingers and corresponding rib portions are disposed internal or substantially internal to the vessel, while the actuation device is disposed external to the vessel.

20030104346, Jun 5, 2003

Nov 30, 2001

09/998618

David Stein - New York NY, US

G09B029/00

434/430000

This invention aids singing in the shower. A preferred embodiement is a waterproof book of song lyrics which when wetted adheres to the shower wall. For best adhesion, the book has the slim proportions of a magazine or pamphlet. It is easily moveable on the wall for people of different heights. Its large font sizes are easy to read in shadowy light and streaming water. For thicker books, additional support by suction cups or brackets can be provided. Also disclosed are waterproof posters adhering wet to the shower wall and displaying lyrics, photos of musicians, or other art. A series of waterproof lyrics collections (CDs possibly included) would offer singers in the shower all the best of popular song.

20050220670, Oct 6, 2005

Mar 31, 2004

10/813604

Thomas Palmieri - Paramus NJ, US
Arthur Babson - Chester NJ, US
Ilya Malyarov - Livingston NJ, US
David Stein - Succasunna NJ, US

G01N035/00

422064000

A multipath incubator that enables an immunoassay analyzer to perform tests that are not conducted serially relative to when the test samples entered the analyzer is provided.

20050220671, Oct 6, 2005

Mar 31, 2004

10/813587

David Stein - Succasunna NJ, US
Marcel Goetz - Saylorsburg PA, US
Sanchoy Das - Bridgewater NJ, US

G01N035/00

422067000

A controller for an automated immunoassay system is provided to manage the system resources and control the flow of samples under test. The controller allows tests to be run dynamically instead of in a serial, first in first out flow. The controller evaluates the set of tests to be run and generates a sequencing strategy. The sequencing strategy is based on the paths specified for each type of assay, the numbers of tests to be run, the priority of each test and the resources required for each test. In addition, the controller can resolve resource allocation conflicts and modify the sequencing strategy as test conditions change during operation.

20100037146, Feb 11, 2010

Jul 13, 2009

12/502146

Scott Belsky - New York NY, US
David Stein - New York NY, US
Matias Corea - Brooklyn NY, US
Chris Henry - Hoboken NJ, US

BEHANCE LLC - New York NY

G06F 3/01
G06F 15/16

715744, 715751, 709206

Systems, methods, and graphical user interfaces for generating an action plan for a user are provided. In one embodiment, an application for generating the action plan may be opened, an instruction to generate the action item from a user may be received, information relating to the action item from the user may be received, the action item may be generated using the received information and the generated action item may be displayed to the user. In one embodiment, instructions may be received from a first user to delegate an action item to a second user, the delegated action item may be sent to the second user, a decision from the second user regarding his acceptance of the delegated action item may be received, and the decision may be displayed to the first user.

20120323800, Dec 20, 2012

May 18, 2012

13/475823

David Stein - Brooklyn NY, US

G06Q 50/26

705310

A computer-implemented system for analyzing copyright right ownership of a media content containing one or more copyrighted works, comprising the steps of: receiving, by a controller having a CPU, a media content from a first user via a wide area network, the media content comprising a mix of copyrighted works; parsing the media content into a format recognizable by a fingerprinting analytical algorithm; determining by the controller using the fingerprinting analytical algorithm copyright ownership information in the received media content; monitoring by the controller a playing of a select length of the media content from the content storage device by a second user; and reporting to a system operated by a copyright licensing entity by the controller the copyright ownership information associated with the select length of the media content played by the second user.

50410423, Aug 20, 1991

Dec 19, 1989

7/452815

David Stein - New York NY

A63H 3328
A63H 2700
A63B 6510

446 15

A flying bubble toy comprising a substantially open framework lying in a plane is provided. The framework has an axis of rotation during flight perpendicular to the plane, and includes one or more bubble forming apertures lying therein which are suitable for holding and releasing solution in the form of bubbles.

52658848, Nov 30, 1993

Oct 15, 1991

7/776612

David Stein - New York NY

A63F 900

273345

This invention discloses a game of skill which brings into play the delightful and astonishing behavior of round rolling magnets. Players take turns tossing disc-shaped magnets into a cylindrical cup. The magnets gradually begin to stack up inside the cup, and eventually pile up above the rim to form a growing tower. The object is always to add a magnet to the stack without overturning the cup or the tower. Inevitably, the tower finally crashes down, and another round of the game begins.