MR. DAVID ISRAEL KATZ, BS PHARMACY
Pharmacy at 11 Ave, Brooklyn, NY
License number
New York 033375
Category
Pharmacy
Type
Pharmacist
Address
Address
2
11Th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
2985 Bond Dr, North Merrick, NY 11566
2985 Bond Dr, North Merrick, NY 11566
Phone
(718) 745-5499
(516) 379-5956
(516) 379-5956
Personal information
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Address
Phone
50 W 34Th St APT 19A6, New York, NY 10001
4 Martine Ave APT 804, White Plains, NY 10606
426 E 85Th St APT 5B, New York, NY 10028
45 Newport Dr, Nanuet, NY 10954
44 Williams St, Clinton, NY 13323
Professional information
David Katz - Merrick, NY
Work:
Penmill Pharmacy
Supervising Pharmacist Scarpa Pharmacy
Registered Pharmacist Kings Pharmacy
Supervising Pharmacist CVS Pharmacy Rockaway Beach Pharmacy
Owner and Supervising Pharmacist of Independent Community Pharmacy Kings Pharmacy Rite Aid Pharmacy
Manager of large chain store pharmacy
Supervising Pharmacist Scarpa Pharmacy
Registered Pharmacist Kings Pharmacy
Supervising Pharmacist CVS Pharmacy Rockaway Beach Pharmacy
Owner and Supervising Pharmacist of Independent Community Pharmacy Kings Pharmacy Rite Aid Pharmacy
Manager of large chain store pharmacy
Education:
Long Island University -Brooklyn Campus
B.S. in Pharmacy Brooklyn College - New York, NY
B.S. in Pharmacy Brooklyn College - New York, NY
Multi-Part Jewelry Setting
US Patent:
6453701, Sep 24, 2002
Filed:
Jan 4, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/754761
Inventors:
David Katz - Brooklyn NY 11234
International Classification:
A44C 1702
US Classification:
63 26, 63 27, 63 28, 63 291
Abstract:
A jewelry setting is provided to accommodate different shapes and sizes of gemstones. The multi-part jewelry setting comprises a gemstone holding means and a housing means for totally encasing a gemstone while affording substantial exposure of the gemstone. The U-shaped holding means is formed with a retaining means for engaging a peripheral edge of a gemstone and is formed to be resilient to accommodate gemstones of various diameters. By forming the gemstone holding means with a resilient material, the gemstone holding means will act like a spring and capture the gemstone by a compression fit. All of the components can be stamped from a single piece of sheet material. Being formed from sheet material, the completed housing is essentially hollow and results in an aesthetically pleasing, relatively inexpensive setting since less precious metal is required, even though, it appears to be of significant and massive precious metal construction.
David Katz, Egg Harbor Township NJ
Specialties:
Surgical Assistance
Address:
2500 English Creek Ave SUITE 800, Egg Harbor Township 08234
(609) 677-6060 (Phone), (609) 677-6061 (Fax)
(609) 677-6060 (Phone), (609) 677-6061 (Fax)
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
2500 English Creek Ave SUITE 800, Egg Harbor Township 08234
New York Methodist Hospital
506 6Th St, Brooklyn 11215
New York Methodist Hospital
506 6Th St, Brooklyn 11215
David Steven Katz, Brooklyn NY - Lawyer
Address:
975 E 22Nd St, Brooklyn 11210
(917) 797-5048
(917) 797-5048
Licenses:
New York - Currently registered 2003
Education:
New York University School of Law
Jewelry Setting
US Patent:
2007008, Apr 26, 2007
Filed:
Jan 12, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/330945
Inventors:
David Katz - Brooklyn NY, US
International Classification:
A44C 17/02
US Classification:
063026000
Abstract:
A jewelry setting and method for manufacturing same are provided. The jewelry setting includes a frame configured to receive a gemstone, the frame including a base and at least one sidewall defining a cavity for receiving the gemstone; and at least two prongs soldered to the at least one sidewall, wherein the at least two prongs extend above an upper peripheral edge of the sidewall for securing the gemstone in the frame. The method includes the steps providing the frame configured to receive the gemstone; providing at least two prongs, each of the at least two prongs includes a layer of solder disposed thereon; placing the at least two prongs in contact with the at least one sidewall of the frame; and heating the frame and the prongs to a predetermined temperature, wherein the solder will reflow and form a joint between the prongs and the sidewall.