Alan D Cohen

US Patent:

8224720, Jul 17, 2012

Filed:

Nov 18, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/621232

Inventors:

Alan J. Cohen - Commack NY, US

Assignee:

Harome Development LLC - Commack NY

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 28

Abstract:

A computer-based system for tracking inventory based on sales. The system can include a processor configured to process, manage, and analyze data. Additionally, the system can include a computing device operably coupled to the processor, wherein the computing device is associated with an entity. Notably, the processor can be configured to request information associated with a product from the computing device, wherein the information comprises an on-hand inventory quantity of the product and a total sales quantity of the product for a designated period of time for the entity and receive the requested information associated with the product from the computing device. The processor can also be configured to determine whether the on-hand inventory quantity is at least one and the total sales quantity of the product for the designated period of time is zero. Furthermore, the processor can be configured to select the entity when it is determined that the on-hand inventory quantity is at least one and the total sales quantity of the product for the designated period of time is zero.

US Patent:

62306553, May 15, 2001

Filed:

Nov 24, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/199140

Inventors:

Alan J. Cohen - Commack NY
Vincent J. Senese - Manorville NY
Zjuli Cai - Foshan, CN

Assignee:

Blue Ribbon Pet Products, Inc. - Commack NY

International Classification:

A01K 3110

US Classification:

119459

Abstract:

A locking assembly for securing a cage door, such as a bird cage door, wherein the locking assembly includes a substantially M-shaped wire support, which may be made of a resilient material, such as a plastic or a metal, having two bottom ends which are each attached to a pivot support of the cage door. The opposite end of the M-shaped wire locking device has two foot-shaped locking feet, which may be engaged under two locking slots, or loops, provided in the bird cage adjacent to the cage door. The locking device further includes a pair of finger grips which, when squeezed together by a user, cause inward displacement of the locking feet, such that they are removed, or displaced from, the locking slots or loops of the cage. In this "squeezed" position, the door of the bird cage can be pivoted to an "open" position for allowing entry into the cage. When it is desirable to re-lock the cage, the cage door is readily pivoted back toward the "closed" position, after which the finger grips are then released by the user for allowing the locking feet to re-enter the locking slots or loops, for locking the cage door in place.