Peter W Gold, 74741 109Th Ave N, Naples, FL 34108

7302475, Nov 27, 2007

Feb 20, 2004

10/783733

Peter Gold - Armonk NY, US
Randall K. Thomas - Penfield NY, US
Joseph M. DiGregorio - Rochester NY, US

Harris Interactive, Inc. - Rochester NY

G06F 15/16

709217, 709203, 709238, 715500, 715520, 705 27

A system and method is provided for enabling respondents at their computer systems to connect via a browser with a server computer over a network and receive an initial set of survey questions on one or more pages during which primary images are downloaded into the browser's cache but are not presented to each respondent as they are each displayed into a small pixel area on display of the respondent's computer system and thus are not detectable or are not discernable by respondents. The server computer directs the browser of each respondent computer with at least one survey question in which the primary image is displayed from the browser's cache for a brief interval of time to the respondent, and the respondent answers the question with respect to the primary image. After each timed displayed primary image, survey question answer(s) are registered at the server computer.

7912898, Mar 22, 2011

Oct 15, 2007

11/974582

Peter Gold - Armonk NY, US
Randall K. Thomas - Penfield NY, US
Joseph M. DiGregorio - Rochester NY, US

Harris Interactive, Inc. - Rochester NY

G06F 15/16

709203, 709217

A system and method is provided for enabling respondents at their computer systems to connect via a browser with a server computer over a network, such as the Internet, and receive an initial set of survey questions on one or more pages during which primary images are downloaded into the browser's cache but are not presented to each respondent as they are each displayed into a small (e. g. 1 by 1) pixel area on display of the respondent's computer system and thus are not detectable by respondents. After receiving answers to such questions for each of the respondents, the server computer directs the browser of each respondent computer with at least one survey question in which the primary image is displayed from the browser's cache for a brief interval of time to the respondent, and the respondent answers the question with respect to the primary image. Different survey questions may be presented to the respondent having different timed displayed primary images. The results of the survey questions and the answers after each timed displayed primary image are registered at the server computer.

8382350, Feb 26, 2013

May 18, 2011

13/110327

Peter Gold - Rockville Centre NY, US

B60Q 1/26

362503, 362540, 362125, 36224914, 49374, 296201

A luminant component, such as reflective tape or an electrically powered component, is applied to the window frame of a motor vehicle. The component is visible from both the outside of the window, through the window and the inside of the window to illuminate at least portions of the vehicle.

8596840, Dec 3, 2013

Feb 1, 2013

13/757087

Peter Gold - Rockville Centre NY, US

B60Q 1/26

362503, 362540, 362125, 36224914, 49374, 296201

A luminant component, such as reflective tape or an electrically powered component, is applied to the window frame of a motor vehicle. The component is visible from both the outside of the window, through the window and the inside of the window to illuminate at least portions of the vehicle.

2011017, Jul 14, 2011

Jan 11, 2010

12/685070

Peter Gold - Rockville Centre NY, US

F16B 33/00
B23P 11/00

411345, 2952501

A fastening assembly for retaining an object to a wall having a hole extending therethrough, including an elongated flexible planar retaining strap and a elongated rigid anchoring member which is mounted adjacent to the distal end of the retaining strap so it normal assumes a position generally perpendicular to the retaining strap. The retaining strap is flexible and can be manipulated and bent relative to the anchoring member to permit the anchoring member and retaining strap to be inserted through the hole in the wall and pulled against the back of the wall. The object to held is preferably locked onto the retaining strap on the first side of the wall, by a second anchoring member in order to retain the object against the wall.

2012005, Mar 8, 2012

Jun 20, 2011

13/163829

Peter Gold - Rockville Centre NY, US

F16M 13/02
F16B 35/00
B23P 11/00
F16B 15/00

24822214, 24822021, 2482248, 2952501

A fastener assembly for mounting an object on a wall, according to the invention, includes a substantially planar member having at least one ledge extending substantially perpendicular therefrom, the member being configured to permit at least a portion of the planar member to lie flush against the wall, with the ledge inserted at least partially through the wall. The fastener assembly serves uniquely as a support or crutch in order to increase the previously unused load carrying abilities of both the fastener and wall to support heavier objects.

2014004, Feb 20, 2014

Oct 24, 2013

14/062010

Peter Gold - Rockville Centre NY, US

B60Q 1/24

362549, 359871

A luminant component is applied to the window frame of a motor vehicle. The component includes one or more electrically powered lights. According to the invention, the luminant component is visible from the outside of the window and through the window. The lights are electrically connected to the car's electrical system and can be illuminated to provide various signals, such as hazard warnings or directions signals.

5472304, Dec 5, 1995

Jul 11, 1994

8/272609

Peter Gold - Hempstead NY

F16B 2100

411344

A planar pointed body, impacted through a sheetrock wall to create a rectangular notch for sighting therethrough a central opening in the planar body incident to a self-threading screw being applied along the line of sight into threaded engagement with said central opening so that the planar body serves as a support for the screw when serving a wall mounting function.