GARY S TAKOWSKY, M.D.
Medical Practice in Beverly Hills, CA

6702292, Mar 9, 2004

Jan 18, 2001

09/764669

Gary S. Takowsky - Beverly Hills CA 90211

A63F 1300

273348, 463 53, 463 7, 473353, 273317

A game ball system is presented including a ball, a means for position sensing for determining and producing information regarding the balls position, an input device to receive user input, a processor connected with the means for position sensing and the input device to receive the information representing balls position. The processor is also configured to receive the user input, and to process the information representing the balls position and the user input according to a set of game rules to generate game output messages, which are outputted to the user via an output device in a user-understandable form. In operation, when a user tosses the ball upward, the processor receives a combination of user input and information about the balls position, and processes them according to a set of game rules, providing feedback to the user regarding the game in the form of output messages from the output device.

2005004, Mar 3, 2005

Aug 29, 2003

10/651530

Gary Takowsky - Beverly Hills CA, US

A61F009/00

128858000

The present invention relates to a barrier, and more particularly, to an emission bag where a user coughs or sneezes into the emission bag, with the emission bag acting as a barrier such that pathogens transmitted from a nose or mouth will be confined to an interior of the emission bag. The emission bag has small perforations allowing it to breathe, so that when a user coughs or sneezes into the emission bag, it doesn't immediately fill full of air and cause a blow-back of the pathogens onto a user's face. Additionally, the small perforations are medicated with an anti-septic, such that emissions are sterilized upon passing through the small perforations.

2005004, Mar 3, 2005

Sep 17, 2003

10/667104

Gary Takowsky - Beverly Hills CA, US

A61F009/00

128858000

The present invention relates to a barrier, and more particularly, to an emission bag where a user coughs or sneezes into the emission bag, with the emission bag acting as a barrier such that pathogens transmitted from a nose or mouth will be confined to an interior of the emission bag. The emission bag has small perforations allowing it to breathe, so that when a user coughs or sneezes into the emission bag, it doesn't immediately fill full of air and cause a blow-back of the pathogens onto a user's face. Additionally, the small perforations are medicated with an anti-septic, such that emissions are sterilized upon passing through the small perforations.

2004000, Jan 8, 2004

Jul 8, 2002

10/192435

Gary Takowsky - Beverly Hills CA, US

A61J007/00

604/078000

An apparatus comprises a medicine containing vessel for fitting in the bottom of a cup. The medicine containing vessel includes upper and lower halves. The upper half includes an opening for a straw. The upper and lower halves detachably attach so that they form a hollow medicine container to store liquid medicine to be dispensed through a straw for delivery to a patient. The method includes steps of adding medicine to a lower half of a medicine delivery vessel; attaching an upper half with the lower half to seal medicine therein; attaching a straw with a hole in the upper half; securing the medicine delivery vessel in the bottom of a cup; adding an attractive-looking liquid into the cup; and providing the cup to a child to drink through the straw, so that the child will drink the medicine while thinking they are drinking the attractive-looking liquid.

D476198, Jun 24, 2003

Jan 18, 2001

29/135748

Gary Takowsky - Beverly Hills CA 90211

0703

D 7653