Ronald B Goldberg

Author:

Ronald Allen Goldberg

ISBN #:

0815630085

Author:

Ronald Allen Goldberg

ISBN #:

0815630336

Author:

Ronald Goldberg

ISBN #:

0929162293

US Patent:

8082936, Dec 27, 2011

Filed:

Sep 29, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/893951

Inventors:

Ronald M. Goldberg - North Bergen NJ, US
Joseph Goldberg - Easton CT, US

Assignee:

Kineticane, LLC - New York NY

International Classification:

A45B 9/02

US Classification:

135 76, 135 72

Abstract:

The present invention includes a walking cane having a handle assembly, a support assembly and foot member. The handle assembly includes first and second generally upright rigid posts. A shaft adaptable for grasping by a user's hand connects to each end of the posts. Pliable mounts dispose between the terminal ends of the shaft and each post. The mounts, biased against the shaft, permit omni-directional movement of the shaft relative to each post. The support assembly connects to the handle assembly and includes three parallel elongated rods spaced apart from one another in a triangular formation. The handle assembly can be adjusted relative to the support assembly by means of two cooperating shims. The foot member connects to the support assembly and contacts the ground. The cane provides a light-weight shaft and a shock absorbing handle assembly to assist in relieving hand, wrist and arm strains.

US Patent:

8393342, Mar 12, 2013

Filed:

Sep 29, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/894096

Inventors:

Ronald M. Goldberg - North Bergen NJ, US
Joseph Goldberg - Easton CT, US

Assignee:

Kineticane, LLC - Greenwood Lake NY

International Classification:

A45B 9/02

US Classification:

135 76, 135 65, 135 82

Abstract:

The present invention includes a walking cane having a handle assembly, a support assembly and foot member. The handle assembly includes first and second generally upright rigid posts. A shaft adaptable for grasping by a user's hand connects to each end of the posts. Pliable mounts dispose between the terminal ends of the shaft and each post. The mounts, biased against the shaft, permit omni-directional movement of the shaft relative to each post. The support assembly connects to the handle assembly and includes three parallel elongated rods spaced apart from one another in a triangular formation. The handle assembly can be adjusted relative to the support assembly by means of two cooperating shims. The foot member connects to the support assembly and contacts the ground. The cane provides a light-weight shaft and a shock absorbing handle assembly to assist in relieving hand, wrist and arm strains.

US Patent:

53786378, Jan 3, 1995

Filed:

Sep 1, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/115926

Inventors:

Ronald L. Goldberg - Verona NJ

Assignee:

Ciba Corning Diagnostics Corp. - Medfield MA

International Classification:

G01N 33566
G01N 33567
G01N 3353
A61K 3712

US Classification:

436501

Abstract:

A method for measuring hyaluronic acid in a biological sample which comprises (a) coating a solid support with hyaluronic acid; (b) incubating the sample with cartilage proteoglycan; (c) exposing the incubated sample to the coated solid support; (d) then exposing the coated solid support to a keratan sulfate-reactive antibody; (e) determining the amount of antibody linked to keratan sulfate; and (f) correlating the amount of antibody linked to the keratan sulfate to the amount of hyaluronic acid in the sample.

US Patent:

48863874, Dec 12, 1989

Filed:

Jun 1, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/616126

Inventors:

Ronald N. Goldberg - Coram NY
Eugene G. Mavroudis - Dix Hills NY
Susan H. Ferguson - Coram NY

Assignee:

Estee Lauder, Inc. - New York NY

International Classification:

A45D 4000

US Classification:

401122

Abstract:

Disclosed is an improved cosmetic container and applicator comprising: (a) a container having an open and a closed end; (b) an applicator including a cap, an elongated rod, and a brush; (c) an upper wiper element located at or near the open end of the container; and (d) a lower wiper element located further from the open end of the container than the first wiper element, the lower wiper serving to divide the container into two chambers. The upper wiper removes excess makeup from the brush when it is removed from the container and, preferably, also wipes the surface of the rod clean when the rod is removed from the container. The lower wiper cleans the brush after every use, thereby virtually eliminating the building up and drying of makeup that would otherwise occur on the brush.