Robert J Maurer

US Patent:

7472098, Dec 30, 2008

Filed:

Feb 8, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/779114

Inventors:

Lawrence P. Shields - New York NY, US
Amod Bhargava - Belle Mead NJ, US
Keith Carsten - Danville CA, US
George Brewster - San Jose CA, US
James A. Humza - Skillman NJ, US
Robert H. Maurer - Levittown NY, US
Michael Cranor - Weehawken NJ, US
James P. Mooney - River Vale NJ, US

Assignee:

UBS Financial Services, Inc. - Weehawken NJ

International Classification:

G06Q 40/00

US Classification:

706 36, 705 35, 705 37

Abstract:

A system and method for inquiry of option and/or stock status and for processing trades made pursuant to stock option and purchase plans is provided. Participant information is stored and transmitted to a finance system. Rules may be enforced for stock option and stock purchase plans with the finance system. Participants are provided with incentive compensation that can be utilized in a simplified, user friendly, streamlined process.

US Patent:

53336640, Aug 2, 1994

Filed:

May 17, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/061554

Inventors:

Richard Sirianni - Albertson NY
Thomas Minutillo - Albertson NY
John Yaworski - Valley Stream NY
Robert Maurer - Valley Stream NY

International Classification:

E06B 908

US Classification:

160 231

Abstract:

A protector shade is provided for a sliding glass door assembly having a frame with a top rail and two sliding glass doors for a bathtub which consists of an elongate housing, with a structure for attaching the elongate housing behind the top rail of the frame of the sliding glass door assembly. An elongate shade roller is rotatably mounted within the elongate housing, so that when the elongate shade roller is pulled down, it will keep slime, soap and dirty water off the two sliding glass doors.

US Patent:

52532941, Oct 12, 1993

Filed:

Apr 18, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/485491

Inventors:

Robert E. Maurer - North Andover MA

Assignee:

AT&T Bell Laboratories - Murray Hill NJ

International Classification:

H04K 900

US Classification:

380 21

Abstract:

In a secure digital transmission system that may utilize the Data Encryption Standard, the message signal is encrypted according to a predetermined algorithm and a key. The key is selected from a library of key material according to a key index signal. The key index signal, which is transmitted to all stations that must decrypt the message signal and therefore subject to interception, is itself encrypted at each station to form the library addresses for key selection. Even though the key selection process is initiated by a transmitted signal, security remains high because in the key selection chain, clear text and associated cypher text are not available for analysis. The key for encrypting the key index signal may itself be selected in a similar manner, thereby cascading the system any number of times for further security. A pseudorandom bit stream generated and encrypted at each station and initialized by the transmitted key index signal can address the key library to provide continually changing key.