Gabbay
Eyal Gabbay, Dallas, TX US
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20150257449 | Atomizer Cover with Side Air Inlet Hole - An atomizer cover which is made of glass, plastic, silicone, metal or glass-lined metal for a vaporizing device wherein a side air inlet hole through the atomizer cover is located at a lower portion of the cover, wherein upon assembly of the cover with an atomizer and an atomizer base, the side air inlet hole is located near the atomizer and atomizer base, at or below the atomizer cup level, which creates a vortex of air to increase the efficiency in pulling of the aerosol or vapor from the interior of the atomizer cover, while cooling down the aerosol or vapor which is then inhaled by the user. | 09-17-2015 |
Lynn Gabbay, Sunnyvale, CA US
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20140101559 | INDEXING, SORTING, AND CATEGORIZING NETWORK INFORMATION MONITORS - A network information monitor for accessing and displaying Internet content includes a definition for rendering a graphical user interface and a URL pointing to the Internet Content to be downloaded and presented within said user interface. A graphical viewer may be used in association with the network information monitor to manage the collection, organization, sharing, and rendering of a plurality of such monitors. A user is provided with the option of arranging multiple network information monitors, such as in groups, and such as vertically, horizontally, etc. By selecting, dragging and dropping, network information monitors are snapped or docked together such that they may be move individually or in mass on the client display. The organization and groupings may be shared with others. | 04-10-2014 |
Lynn D. Gabbay, Jacksonville, FL US
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20150237389 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR GENERATING AND PROVIDING PROGRAM GUIDES AND CONTENT - Systems and methods for identifying, assembling, and publishing content are described. A content item, such as a video, having a first time length, is identified by a system to be included in a program scheduled for a first time period. The video may be hosted on a third party system. A first span of time within the first program is allocated for the video, wherein the first span of time is longer than the first time length. The system determines, prior to or at the first time period, a time difference between a current length of the video and the first span of time. At least partly in response to determining that the video has a time length shorter than the first span of time, the system selects supplemental content based at least in part of the determined time difference to be streamed to user terminals over a data network within the first time period. | 08-20-2015 |
Lynn D. Gabbay, Sunnyvale, CA US
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20080229217 | Component for Accessing and Displaying Internet Content - A software component for accessing and displaying Internet content includes a definition for rendering a graphical user interface within which Internet content may be presented outside of and without utilization of a web browser application. The component also includes a network reference, such as a URL, pointing to the Internet content such that the Internet Content may be downloaded and presented within said user interface. A component provider may thus create customized displays within which intended web-content may be rendered. An application component may be used in association with the software component to manage the collection, organization, sharing, and rendering of a plurality of such software components. | 09-18-2008 |
20100235757 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR INTERACTING WITH INTERNET CONTENT - The invention includes a method of presenting distributable computer readable media to a user in response to a user request. The method comprises the steps of identifying a definition of a Networked Information Monitor (NIM). A NIM frame is defined for the NIM using the definition. Content is then retrieved for the NIM. Then, the content is placed in NIM viewer defined by the frame. The invention also includes a method of altering a Networked Information Monitor (NIM). The method includes the step of receiving a message at a NIM. The message specifies a configurable feature of the NIM. The NIM is altered in accordance with the configurable feature of the message. | 09-16-2010 |
20130339866 | FACILITATING ACCESSING AND DISPLAYING NETWORK CONTENT - An informational component for accessing and displaying content includes a definition for rendering a graphical user interface within which content may be served from one or more network locations and presented independent from another application. The informational component may include one or more of a definition of a content element. The definition of the content element may reference a network location from which the content element may be transmitted. The content element may be presented within the graphical user interface. A provider of an informational component or informational components may thus create customized displays within which intended content may be rendered. An application component may be used in association with the informational component to manage the collection, organization, sharing, and rendering of a plurality of such informational components. | 12-19-2013 |
20130339867 | DISPLAYING TIME-VARYING INTERNET BASED DATA IN NETWORK INFORMATION MONITOR - A software component for accessing and displaying time-varying Internet content includes a definition for rendering a graphical user interface and a URL pointing to the time-varying Internet content to be downloaded and presented within said user interface. A component provider may create displays of Internet content which vary as a function of the varying of the time-varying Internet content. In one example, the graphical user interface includes an image, and the image varies in order to illustrate the varying of the time-varying data. | 12-19-2013 |
20130346485 | ACCESSING AND DISPLAYING NETWORK CONTENT - A method for accessing and displaying network content employs an informational component which includes a definition for rendering a graphical user interface within which content may be presented outside of and without utilization of another application. The informational component also includes one or more definitions of content locations from which content elements may be transmitted over a network and presented within the graphical user interface. A provider of an informational component or informational components may thus create customized displays within which intended content may be rendered. An application component may be used in association with an informational component or informational components to manage the collection, organization, sharing, and rendering of plurality of the informational component(s). | 12-26-2013 |
Shlomo Gabbay, New York, NY US
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20110238166 | METHOD FOR DIRECT IMPLANTATION OF A HEART VALVE PROSTHESIS - A method for implanting a heart valve into a patient's heart can include inserting the heart valve prosthesis into a barrel of an implanter apparatus, such that the heart valve prosthesis has a reduced cross-sectional dimension relative to a fully expanded cross-sectional dimension of the heart valve prosthesis. An opening is created in muscle tissue of the patient's heart to provide a substantially direct path that extends from the opening to a desired implantation site in the heart. A length of the barrel is inserted through the opening in the tissue such that an end of the barrel and the opening are along the direct path to the implantation site. The heart valve prosthesis is advanced through the barrel to the implantation site. The heart valve prosthesis is positioned at the desired implantation site. The heart valve prosthesis can be expanded at the desired implantation site from the reduced cross-sectional dimension toward the expanded cross-sectional dimension, such that an exterior portion of the heart valve prosthesis engages adjacent tissue to mitigate movement of the heart valve prosthesis relative to the adjacent tissue. | 09-29-2011 |
20120150290 | BEATING HEART BUTTRESS AND IMPLANTATION METHOD TO PREVENT PROLAPSE OF A HEART VALVE - An apparatus and method for mitigating prolapsed are disclosed. The apparatus includes a contact member and an elongated rod that can be used to hold the contact member in position for coapting with a patient's native leaflets. A similarly configured sizing apparatus can also be used to facilitate implantation. | 06-14-2012 |
Shlomo Gabbay, Baca Raton, FL US
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20110029072 | Heart valve prosthesis and method of implantation thereof - A heart valve prosthesis can include a supported valve including a biological valve portion mounted within a support structure. The supported valve is configured to provide for substantially unidirectional flow of blood through the supported valve. The supported valve has inflow and outflow ends that are spaced axially apart from each other. A fixation support member includes inflow and outflow portions. The inflow portion of the fixation support member extends from a radially inner contact surface of the fixation support member radially outwardly and axially in a direction of the inflow end of the supported valve. The outflow portion of the fixation support member extends from the radially inner contact surface radially outwardly and axially in a direction away from the inflow portion of the fixation support member. The radially inner contact surface is attached to a radially outer surface of the supported valve adjacent the inflow end of the supported valve. The supported valve and the fixation support member are deformable between a reduced cross-sectional dimension and an expanded cross-sectional dimension thereof, whereby implantation of the heart valve prosthesis is facilitated. | 02-03-2011 |
Shlomo Gabbay, Boca Raton, FL US
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20090248149 | INJECTABLE HEART VALVE PROSTHESIS FOR LOW-INVASIVE IMPLANTATION - A heart valve prosthesis may include a cylindrical support extending between axially spaced apart ends thereof, the cylindrical support including a plurality of support features extend generally axially between the opposed ends of the support, adjacent pairs of the support features being interconnected so as to bias the cylindrical support radially outwardly. A valve is mounted within the support to define a supported valve. The supported valve can include a sidewall portion extending between inflow and outflow ends thereof, the inflow and outflow ends of the valve sidewall portion being mounted within the cylindrical support such that ends of the sidewall portion are spaced axially apart from the spaced apart ends of the cylindrical support. The supported valve can also include a valve portion residing within the sidewall portion and configured to provide for substantially unidirectional flow of blood through the supported valve, the supported valve being deformable between a reduced cross-sectional condition and an expanded cross-sectional condition, whereby implantation of the supported valve is facilitated when in the reduced cross-sectional condition. | 10-01-2009 |
20110224678 | METHOD AND IMPLANTATION SYSTEM FOR IMPLANTING A CARDIOVASCULAR PROSTHESIS - A method of implanting a cardiac prosthesis is disclosed. The method can include placing a cardiac prosthesis into an elongated barrel of an implanter, the barrel comprising an open discharge end. An introducer apparatus is attached onto the open discharge end of the barrel, the introducer apparatus comprising a sidewall portion that extends from a first end portion and terminates in a distal end portion that gradually tapers to cross-sectional dimension that is less than cross-sectional dimension at the first end portion. The introducer apparatus can be configured to permit movement of the barrel, including the discharge end, axially through and beyond the distal end portion of the introducer apparatus. An opening can be created in tissue that provides a path from the opening to an implantation site. The introducer apparatus is inserted into the opening and the barrel axially can be moved through the introducer apparatus to position the discharge end of the barrel near the implantation site. The prosthesis can then be discharged from the barrel at the implantation site. | 09-15-2011 |