Paul A Moskowitz
Engineers at Hunterbrook Rd, Yorktown Hgts, NY

5134460, Jul 28, 1992

Nov 2, 1990

7/609057

Michael J. Brady - Brewster NY
Sung K. Kang - Millwood NY
Paul A. Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
James G. Ryan - Essex Junction VT
Timothy C. Reiley - Ridgefield CT
Erick G. Walton - Johnson VT
Harry R. Bickford - Ossining NY
Michael J. Palmer - Walden NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

H01L 2348, H01L 2946, H01L 2962

357 71

A semiconductor chip carrying integrated circuits has lead lines terminating in conductive terminal pads exposed to the exterior through openings in a passivation layer. The pads include pedestals or bumps extending up from them. Each of the pedestals includes a thin metallic adhesion layer deposited on the pad. A thick metallic layer of aluminum or an alloy of aluminum is deposited upon said thin metallic adhesion layer. The thick metallic layer includes at least one metal selected from the group consisting of aluminum, aluminum plus a small percentage of Cu, Ni, Si, or Fe. Several other alternative metals can be added to aluminum to form an alloy. The thick metallic layer forms the bulk of the height of the pedestal. An adhesion layer is deposited on the bump of aluminum composed of a thin film of titanium or chromium. A barrier layer is deposited on the adhesion layer composed of copper, nickel, platinum, palladium or cobalt.

2007003, Feb 15, 2007

Aug 9, 2005

11/199958

William Grey - Millwood NY, US
Steven Mastrianni - Unionville CT, US
Paul Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Clifford Pickover - Yorktown Heights NY, US

G06Q 30/00

705026000

A programmed method for supplying content includes receiving via a network a request for a first content for use on a device, from a requester; automatically selecting a second content to fulfill the request; and providing the second content to a source of the request. From the point of view of a requester, the programmed method includes requesting via a network a first content for use on a device; and receiving an automatically selected second content to fulfill the request. The device may be a computer, and the content may be software for use on the computer. Selection may be performed in accordance with predetermined criteria, including predetermined rules. Information defining at least one criterion may be received from at least one requester. The criteria may be based on relatedness of the first content and the second content. Generally, the request is fulfilled via a network.

2003013, Jul 10, 2003

Jan 7, 2002

10/041277

Clifford Pickover - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Stephen Boies - Mahopac NY, US
William Grey - Millwood NY, US
Paul Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY, US

G06F017/60

705/027000

A system includes presentation of an electronic shopping cart to a consumer, and presentation of a representation of an item associated with the electronic shopping cart, wherein the representation is a first representation if the item does not possess a particular characteristic, and wherein the representation is a second representation if the item possesses the particular characteristic.

2009025, Oct 15, 2009

Apr 15, 2008

12/103472

Christopher J. Dawson - Arlington VA, US
Paul A. Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Clifford A. Pickover - Yorktown Heights NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06Q 30/00, G06Q 40/00

705 14, 705 26, 705 35

In various embodiments, the proximity of an avatar with respect to a designated focal point object within a virtual universe is determined, and information associated with the designated focal point object is identified. A first of a plurality of representations of the information is selected based, at least in part, on the determined proximity of the avatar with respect to the designated focal point object. The first representation of the information is then transmitted to the avatar. Proximity-based transmission of information can disseminate relevant information to avatars, and can be used by virtual universe businesses to encourage avatars to move near the designated focal point object within the virtual universe so that the avatars can be exposed to products and advertisements.

2002017, Nov 21, 2002

May 18, 2001

09/861243

Clifford Pickover - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Paul Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY, US
William Grey - Millwood NY, US
Stephen Boies - Mahopac NY, US

G06F017/60

705/026000

A method, system, apparatus and computer code for locating an item enables a person who desires or needs to locate an item to obtain assistance from another person or a group of people who may be unknown to the person or located geographically disparate from the person. A method includes providing a notification to one or more devices regarding an item to be located, receiving a notification regarding a location of the item, and providing another notification to a different device regarding the location of the item.

2002017, Nov 21, 2002

May 16, 2001

09/858702

William Grey - Millwood NY, US
Clifford Pickover - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Paul Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Stephen Boies - Mahopac NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F017/60

705/032000

The present invention provides an improved system and method for managing the delivery and revenue associated with the access and delivery of educational content in a plural user operating environment such as a computer network. The invention provides a method and system which allows multiple users to access and pay for educational content in a variety of ways including in bulk, on a pay per view basis, or on a pay as you view basis. Likewise, the invention provides a method and system for reimbursing the author, owner, and supplier of the content accessed by the users as a variable function of student access to the content provided.

2002016, Oct 31, 2002

Apr 27, 2001

09/844911

Cilfford Pickover - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Paul Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Stephen Boies - Mahopac NY, US
William Grey - Millwood NY, US

G06F015/16

709/204000, 709/206000

A system, method, apparatus, and computer program code for targeting information (e.g., advertisement, programming, membership application) includes associating a “social index” with both information segments and individuals and sending designated information segments to people meeting the social index associated with the information segment.

2003002, Jan 30, 2003

Jul 30, 2001

09/916679

Stephen Boies - Mahopac NY, US
Samuel Dinkin - Austin TX, US
David Greene - Ossing NY, US
William Grey - Millwood NY, US
Paul Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Philip Yu - Chappaqua NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F017/60

705/026000

A system for buying and selling merchandise includes a network having a plurality of user terminals, a memory device for storing a predetermined event for the merchandise, and at least one processor, accessible by the plurality of user terminals, for automatically adjusting a price of the merchandise based on the predetermined event, and matching buyers with the merchandise to facilitate a transaction.

5786626, Jul 28, 1998

Mar 25, 1996

8/621784

Michael J. Brady - Brewster NY
Normand Gilles Favreau - Dunham, CA
Francois Guindon - Stukely sud Qc, CA
Paul Andrew Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
Philip Murphy - New Fairfield CT

IBM Corporation - Armonk NY

H01L 23495, H01L 2348, H01L 2352, H01L 2940

257673

A novel radio frequency transponder (tag) with a minimum of components and connects is thin and flexible because these components and connects can be unsupported by a substrate layer. This is accomplished by using a conducting leadframe structure not only as a connection medium but also as a circuit element, i. e. , the transponder antenna. In various preferred embodiments, the leadframe is mechanically positioned and fixably attached to a circuit chip so that the leadframe (antenna) is self supporting. A protective coating can be added where the leadframe is attached to the circuit chip. Further a protective surrounding can envelops the entire leadframe antenna, circuit chip, and, if provided, the protective coating.

6249227, Jun 19, 2001

Nov 4, 1998

9/185858

Michael John Brady - Brewster NY
Paul W. Coteus - Yorktown Heights NY
Venkata S. R. Kodukula - Peekstill NY
Paul Andrew Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
Alejandro Gabriel Schrott - New York NY
Robert Jacob Von Gutfeld - New York NY
James Peter Ward - Raleigh NC

Intermec IP Corp. - Woodland Hills CA

G08B 1314

3405721

Methods and apparatus applying RFID technology to identify electronic components, devices, and systems to provide functions such as, for example, security of the assets, inventory tracking of the assets, identification of the assets, and short distance communication between the assets are disclosed. RFID transponders are integrated into electronic components, devices and systems at the component level (i. e. , circuit chip, circuit board, etc. ), the asset level (i. e. , box, computer, etc. ), or system level (i. e. , network system, computer system, etc. ).