Daniel P Terlizzi from Lexington, NY, age 59

Daniel Terlizzi Phones & Addresses

Lexington, NY
228 Dorothy Dr, Haledon, NJ 07508
North Haledon, NJ
107 Rockburn Pass, West Milford, NJ 07480
203 Creole Ln, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417 • 201 848-7718
Naples, FL
Elmwood Park, NJ
Passaic, NJ
PO Box 351, Lexington, NY 12452

Work

Company:

Umd
1990 to 2013
Position:

Professor

Skills

Public Speaking • Research • Microsoft Office • Powerpoint • Teaching • Higher Education • Microsoft Excel • Data Analysis • Microsoft Word • Editing • Nonprofits • Event Planning

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Daniel Terlizzi
Principal

Katie Pillion Designs
Business Services

254 Blvd, Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046

Resumes

Daniel Terlizzi

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Work:

Umd 1990 - 2013
Professor

Skills:

Public Speaking
Research
Microsoft Office
Powerpoint
Teaching
Higher Education
Microsoft Excel
Data Analysis
Microsoft Word
Editing
Nonprofits
Event Planning

Us Patents

Protective Foot Covering
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US Patent:

7856739, Dec 28, 2010
Filed:

Oct 19, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/875184
Inventors:

Daniel Terlizzi - North Haledon NJ, US
Melissa Brannan Nataadiningrat - New Milford NJ, US
Laura Jacobs - New York NY, US
Assignee:

Ballet Makers, Inc. - Totowa NJ
International Classification:

A43B 5/12
US Classification:

36 83, 36 9 R
Abstract:

A protective foot cover for use in dance, exercise, or athletic applications using strategically placed protective pieces in ball and heel areas of the foot in connection with an elastic material in the sole structure to allow the foot to move freely and provide less of a barrier between the foot and floor such that a dancer can better sense the floor upon which they dance. The foot cover incorporates strategically placed protective patches that provide support, protection, and comfort to the ball and heel portions of the foot. The patches are spaced from one another so that the footwear is able to move more naturally with the expansion of the foot as pressure is applied to the foot. An elastic band extends in a figure eight configuration from the front of the cover, beneath the arch of the foot where the band overlaps, and around the heel to provide arch support and to hold the cover on the foot.