David L Giordano, 634370 Van Cortlandt Park E, Bronx, NY 10470

6584253, Jun 24, 2003

Feb 2, 2001

09/776081

Maurice Kordahi - Atlantic Highlands NJ
David Giordano - Barnegat NJ
Robert Stix - Red Bank NJ

Tyco Telecommunications (US) Inc. - Morristown NJ

G02B 644

385100, 385 99, 385 59, 385 71, 174 93, 174 731

Sealed cable connections can be used to connect first and second cables to a sealed cable joint. The sealed cable connection at one end of the sealed cable joint includes a cable socket body positioned within an inner region of a housing. The cable socket body includes a passageway receiving one of the cables. A seal securing member is positioned within the inner region of the housing and secured into contact with the cable socket body. At least one seal, such as a resilient metal seal, is compressed between the cable socket body and the seal securing member to seal against the inner surface of the housing. The sealed cable connection can also include a cable seal positioned around the cable and within the passageway of the cable socket body.

6778743, Aug 17, 2004

Nov 22, 2000

09/718705

Maurice Kordahi - Atlantic Highlands NJ
David Giordano - Barnegat NJ
Tony S. Fong - Manalapan NJ

Tyco Telecommunications (US) Inc. - Morristown NJ

G02B 644

385107

A cable termination arrangement is used to terminate cables, such as armored fiber optic cables, to a connecting structure, such as a cable joint or coupling. Strength members, such as aramid rods, extending along the cable are terminated with radial termination members, such as crimping ferrules. The radial termination members extend into a termination cavity within the connecting structure and are spaced substantially equally, for example, using separators. An epoxy or other suitable retaining material encases the radial termination members, strength members, and separators.

6219438, Apr 17, 2001

Sep 2, 1997

8/922796

David A. Giordano - Sayreville NJ
Gregory P. Kochanski - Dunellen NJ

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

G06K 900

382110

A system and method identify objects, such as fruits, vegetables, and images through the recognition of unique surface features represented by signals from a scanner that pass over the objects. The scanner signals are processed by applying a modified wavelet transform to them and comparing the results to previously stored data. The system uses an optical scanner, a processor that transforms the data acquired by the scanner to extract a translation invariant feature vector, and a comparator which compares the transformed signal to a predetermined set of vectors for a corresponding identification based upon the comparison set.

3949930, Apr 13, 1976

Mar 24, 1975

5/561499

David J. Giordano - Colonia NJ

Slater Paper Box, Inc. - Fall River MA

B65D 548

229 28R

An article carrier container is formed from an elongated blank including top deck sections with apertures or holes therein, side walls and a lower deck together with an extension flap extending from one row of holes of the top deck, the extension flap having a tongue cut from a central portion thereof adjacent the row of holes and a further portion which is adapted to be folded back under at least one row of holes and thence downward to be secured to the lower deck, the cutout tongue also being adapted to be secured to the lower deck so as to form a plurality of tubular compartments of the extension portion and flap forming the device.