Roger E Kahn, 5646 Winchester Dr, North Hills, NY 11030

7593960, Sep 22, 2009

Jun 20, 2001

09/885681

Roger Kahn - Brooklyn NY, US
Hareesh Kadlabalu - Port Washington NY, US

Fatwire Corporation - Mineola NY

G06F 17/30
G06F 7/00

7071041, 707 10, 707102

Systems and corresponding methods are provided for determining when a content page contains out of date content items as a result of changes made to the content items, which systems comprises a template engine operative to generate a content page comprising content items that are associated with time stamp information to indicate the last time the content item was modified. One or more dependency records are generated to store information regarding the relationship between content items that comprise the content page and the content items stored in the data source, which is compared with time stamp information contained in the data source for each content item, to determine through the comparison those content pages that contain content items that have been modified in the data source, and to instruct the template engine to re-generate the content page.

2002006, Jun 6, 2002

Sep 28, 2001

09/965901

Roger Kahn - Brooklyn NY, US
Sameer Bhargava - Port Washington NY, US
Hareesh Kadlabalu - Port Washington NY, US

G06F017/30
G06F007/00

707/010000

The present invention presents a system and method editing content elements within the context of the Web page that contains the content elements. Web pages are requested from a computer serving Web pages by a client using a Web browser, the content comprising the requested page or pages being stored and managed by a database or other data store. Embedded in the requested page is a dynamic database reader (DDR), which transmits a request to a Control Program (CP) running in the server. Upon this transmission the CP queries the database for page content and returns the content to the DDR. As the requested data is received, the DDR places editorial controls in the vicinity of one or more editable content elements and passes the resultant data off to the browser to be rendered and displayed to the user. When a user wishes to modify a content element, he or she selects the editorial control associated with the element, which causes the control program to download and execute an in-context editor within an auxiliary browser window. The in-context editor displays the selected content element, controls for modifying the currently selected content element or choosing a new content element, and transactional controls to either save or cancel editorial changes. When the changes are saved, the in-context editor issues a message to the control program to update the content element in the database and refresh the Web page to display the changes. The in-context editor window closes and the user is free to edit another content element or navigate to a new Web page.

4515396, May 7, 1985

Apr 15, 1983

6/485356

Daniel A. DuVal - Saginaw MI
Roger N. Kahn - Saginaw MI
David E. Myers - Saginaw MI

B42D 1500
B42D 1100
G01D 900
G01R 1300

281 15R

To analyze a human patient's heart activity over an extended period of time a portable EKG monitor is attached to the patient through electrodes and the patient maintains a diary of his activities and subjective feelings over a monitoring period. The recorded data is then used to form a graphic record consisting of a plurality of trace segments each representative of short consecutive intervals in the overall monitoring period. These records are necessarily to a very reduced scale and to allow the physician to obtain more detailed information regarding anomolous periods the graphic record is observed and various interesting segments are recorded on a substantially amplified scale. The first macroscopic and the second microscopic display segment are arranged in book form with the enlarged microscopic display segments on opposed pages from the macroscopic display segments to allow their simultaneous review and evaluation.