Michael James Goldman

US Patent:

6439950, Aug 27, 2002

Filed:

Jun 30, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/608141

Inventors:

Michael J. Goldman - Marlton NJ
Colin Merlo - Haddonfield NJ
Christopher F. Lauria - Cherry Hill NJ

Assignee:

Goldman Toy Group, Inc. - Cherry Hill NJ

International Classification:

A63H 306

US Classification:

446220, 446221, 446224

Abstract:

An inflatable toy comprises a simple and durable pump, comprising a bladder or other hand-operated source of air pressure, which inflates a balloon, typically shrouded in an expansible fabric, decorated with a character or the like, so that the character is distorted in an amusing manner when inflated. A first check valve allows air to pass from the bladder to the balloon when the bladder is squeezed, while a second check valve allows the bladder to refill itself while preventing air from being released from the balloon when hand pressure on the bladder is relaxed. A user-operated deflation valve allows pressure to be controllably released from the balloon. In one embodiment, the user-operated deflation valve is located such that the inflation bladder can be squeezed and the deflation valve operated without changing the position of the toy in ones hand, further increasing the users enjoyment of the toy.

US Patent:

7631641, Dec 15, 2009

Filed:

Dec 10, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/999970

Inventors:

Michael I. Goldman - Brooklyn NY, US
David A. Goldman - Yorktown Heights NY, US

International Classification:

E04D 13/18

US Classification:

126629, 126595, 126628, 126701, 126569

Abstract:

In a preferred embodiment, an apparatus, including: a highly radiant heat absorbing material placed closely spaced from and generally parallel to an inside surface of a glass panel disposed in a wall or a door so as to form therebetween a plenum, the highly radiant heat absorbing material being at least partially visually clear.

US Patent:

58168850, Oct 6, 1998

Filed:

Feb 5, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/795439

Inventors:

Michael J. Goldman - Moorestown NJ
Robert W. Jeffway - Leeds MA

Assignee:

Tiger Electronics, Ltd. - Pawtucket RI

International Classification:

A63H 328
A63H 500

US Classification:

446397

Abstract:

A deformable toy is provided for generating sounds having variable acoustic characteristics. The toy includes a deformable body which changes shapes depending on external pressure applied to the body and a sound-reproducing device for playing back either prerecorded or newly recorded sounds, music, messages, etc. , which have a predetermined playback rate as recorded to the device. The device is responsive to changes in shape of the body to vary the playback rate of the sounds by way of a mechanism of the sound reproducing device which varies the playback rate for the sounds being played back from the sound reproducing device to provide a highly interactive game for children which allows them to creatively alter sounds generated from the toy herein. In a preferred form, a pressure transmitting medium fills the toy deformable body and an actuator including a piezoelectric transducer and plunger engaging the body and the transducer responds to pressure transmitted through the medium by deforming of the body to shift the plunger, thus stressing the transducer to signal the toy circuitry for altering the sounds played back from the sound reproducing device of the toy.

US Patent:

D4414071, May 1, 2001

Filed:

Oct 19, 1999

Appl. No.:

D/112533

Inventors:

Michael J. Goldman - Cherry Hill NJ

Assignee:

Goldman Toy Group, Inc. - Cherry Hill NJ

International Classification:

2101

US Classification:

D21398

US Patent:

62377736, May 29, 2001

Filed:

Jun 2, 2000

Appl. No.:

9/585341

Inventors:

Michael J. Goldman - Marlton NJ

Assignee:

Goldman Toy Group, Inc. - Cherry Hill NJ

International Classification:

B65D 7300

US Classification:

206476

Abstract:

A toy and a display card with an opening and where the toy is held within the opening is disclosed. The toy may be transformed from a three-dimensional, generally polyhedral shape to a flattened shape. The toy includes a shell, a top center, a bottom center, and a plurality of fingers extending between the centers. The toy may hold its flattened shape for a predetermined period of time. When the time period has expired, the toy regains its polyhedral shape. The opening is generally rectangular. The height of the opening is at least as long as the height of the toy in its polyhedral shape and is at least as wide as the centers of the toy. In order to place the toy on the display card, the toy is flattened. The toy is then turned on its side and several of the fingers are inserted through the opening. The toy is then turned so that all of the fingers lie in a horizontal plane.

US Patent:

42765927, Jun 30, 1981

Filed:

Jan 19, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/004845

Inventors:

Michael B. Goldman - Belle Mead NJ
George I. Morton - Belle Mead NJ

Assignee:

RCA Corporation - New York NY

International Classification:

H02M 100

US Classification:

363147

Abstract:

A self-biased MOSFET with suitably biased substrate is used as one of the rectifiers in a rectifier circuit for converting a-c power to d-c power for application to a monolithic integrated circuit of which the rectifier circuit is a part. This avoids the parasitic transistor action which would accompany the use of an isolated pn semiconductor junction, which parasitic transistor action undesirably discharges a storage capacitor connected across the output of the rectifier circuit.

US Patent:

57978158, Aug 25, 1998

Filed:

Feb 6, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/795756

Inventors:

Michael J. Goldman - Moorestown NJ
James O. Kuhn - Sonoma CA
Richard P. Christen - Sandy OR

Assignee:

Goldman Toy Group, Inc. - Moorestown NJ

International Classification:

A63H 2700

US Classification:

473588

Abstract:

A toy object has an articulated shell structure which can change from a three-dimensional, polyhedral shape into a flattened shape. A biasing device applies force to the shell, that force tending to urge the shell structure into the three-dimensional, polyhedral shape. A holding device holds the shell structure in the flattened shape in opposition to the force applied by the biasing device, and a regulator regulates the period of time for which the holding device holds the shell structure in its flattened shape.

US Patent:

D434457, Nov 28, 2000

Filed:

Mar 5, 1998

Appl. No.:

D/084524

Inventors:

Michael J. Goldman - Cherry Hill NJ
James O. Kuhn - Sonoma CA
Richard P. Christen - Bend OR

Assignee:

Goldman Toy Group, Inc. - Cherry Hill NJ

International Classification:

2101

US Classification:

D21440