STEVEN L SHOLEM, MD
Medical Practice at Bell Rd, Phoenix, AZ

7510092, Mar 31, 2009

Aug 15, 2005

11/204686

Steven Sholem - Phoenix AZ, US

A47F 7/00

211 706, 211 871, 211DIG 1

A tool organizer system has a flat sheet of magnetically attracted material that attracts magnets attached to tools to support the tools on the flat sheet. The system includes position indicators that can be attached at any orientation and position on the flat sheet. The system can be provided as a kit with one or more components. A method of organizing a set of tools provides for efficient use of space and clear association between a tool and a previously selected position and avoids loss of tools by placing them in previously selected positions. A method of making a tool organizer system includes making the system in accordance with requests from a customer. The tool organizer system includes a kitchen tool organizer system that has a container with at least one magnetically attractive side and a handle, allowing the container to retain kitchen tools within the container and magnetically on the side. Attachment tools may include a fastener attachment tool that couples to a tool and provides magnetic force and a magnetic bar coupled to a tool organizer to allow metal tools to be coupled to the bar.

2004025, Dec 23, 2004

Jun 18, 2003

10/465412

Steven Sholem - Phoenix AZ, US

A47F007/00

211/070600, 211/DIG001

In one aspect, tool organizer system has a flat sheet of magnetically attracted material that attracts magnets attached to tools to support the tools on the flat sheet. The system includes position indicators that can be attached at any orientation and position on the flat sheet. Neither the position indicators nor the tools are limited to particular positions or orientations such as by a repeating or incremental support structure on the flat sheet. Thus, the position indicators and tools can be grouped in closely abutting relation when desired for space saving organization. The system can be provided as a kit with one or more components. In another aspect, a method of organizing a set of tools provides for efficient use of space on an open flat sheet, provides for clear association between a tool and a previously selected position on the flat sheet, and avoids loss of tools by placing them in previously selected positions. In still another aspect, a method of making a tool organizer system includes making the system in accordance with requests from a customer. The requests can include a set of position indicators based on a particular set of tools to be stored and organized with the system. Furthermore, the method of making can be facilitated by providing options and receiving requests over the Internet.

7261212, Aug 28, 2007

Jun 12, 2006

11/423636

Steven Sholem - Phoenix AZ, US

A47F 7/00

211 706, 211 871, 211DIG 1

In one aspect, tool organizer system has a flat sheet of magnetically attracted material that attracts magnets attached to tools to support the tools on the flat sheet. The system includes position indicators that can be attached at any orientation and position on the flat sheet. Neither the position indicators nor the tools are limited to particular positions or orientations such as by a repeating or incremental support structure on the flat sheet. Thus, the position indicators and tools can be grouped in closely abutting relation when desired for space saving organization. The system can be provided as a kit with one or more components. In another aspect, a method of organizing a set of tools provides for efficient use of space on an open flat sheet, provides for clear association between a tool and a previously selected position on the flat sheet, and avoids loss of tools by placing them in previously selected positions. In still another aspect, a method of making a tool organizer system includes making the system in accordance with requests from a customer. The requests can include a set of position indicators based on a particular set of tools to be stored and organized with the system.

7702522, Apr 20, 2010

Sep 1, 2000

09/653384

Steven L. Sholem - Phoenix AZ, US

G06Q 10/00

705 2, 705 3, 705 4, 705 38

Methods and apparatus for tracking and evaluating the relative value, such as the net present value, of medical services provided to patients associated with third party payors (“TPPs”). Under various embodiments of the present invention, the relative value of medical services is considered in evaluating whether to enter into an agreement with a TPP, whether to accept a new patient, when and for how long to schedule a patient appointment, and how long a physician should meet with the patient. Methods and apparatus for improving the efficiency of a medical office are also disclosed whereby a physician may more effectively supply a patient with relevant information and provide prescriptions, record billing information, order supplies, and collect payment for services provided. Methods and apparatus for improving security within a medical office and reducing employee fraud are also disclosed.

8393499, Mar 12, 2013

Nov 15, 2007

11/940991

Steven Sholem - Phoenix AZ, US

B67D 7/70

222135, 222 93, 222394, 2224021, 222527

A multipurpose dispenser having a container body adapted to removably retain a plurality of product containers within the container body is disclosed. The dispenser includes a plurality of dispensing devices coupled to the container body. The dispensing devices are adapted for dispensing products from the product containers removably retained within the container body. The dispensing devices include dispensing actuators and nozzles. The dispensing actuators activate dispensing of products through the nozzles for use of the products.

7882987, Feb 8, 2011

May 18, 2009

12/467923

Steven Sholem - Phoenix AZ, US

B65D 88/54

222305, 222149, 222156, 222235, 222288, 222361, 222342, 366309

A kitchen dispenser for storing and dispensing dry goods is provided. The dispenser includes a canister having a front portion, a back portion and a lid repeatably and releasably coupled together. An open space is defined between the front portion, rear portion and lid. The dispenser includes an aperture in a bottom side of the front portion and a movable dispensing mechanism coupled to the bottom portion of the canister. The dispensing mechanism includes a variable measurement device corresponding to the aperture in the bottom side of the front portion, the dispensing mechanism moveable between a dispensing position and a filling position. The kitchen dispenser further includes a scraper plate coupled to the bottom side of the front portion, the scraper plate in contact with a top side of the dispensing mechanism during movement between filling and dispensing positions.