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Barent G Roth

from Brooklyn, NY
Age ~55
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Also known as:
Geroe Roth Barent, Roth Barent Geroe, Roth Barent
Phone and address:
470 Ocean Ave APT RB3, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Related to:
John Patrick Mcevers, 60Alexandra Levy, 34David W Martin, 73Donald O'DonnellTracie L Martin, 50
Connected to:
Abbie M Roth, 39Aharon Roth, 42Amberlei S Roth, 37Ambra R Roth, 43Anne M Roth, 61Anya A Roth, 29Ariella Roth, 35Armin J Roth, 75Bethany Roth, 53Bette J Roth, 68

Barent Roth Phones & Addresses

  • 470 Ocean Ave APT RB3, Brooklyn, NY 11226
  • Santa Monica, CA
  • Venice, CA
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • East Greenville, PA

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Executive Director

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Location:
Santa Monica, CA
Industry:
Environmental Services
Work:
Grow-Design Aug 2003 - Dec 2010
Co-Founder and Principal
Sustainable Works Aug 2003 - Dec 2010
Executive Director
Education:
The University of the Arts 1999 - 2001
University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign 1987 - 1993
Bachelors, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Industrial Design
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Professor At Parsons The New School For Design

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Position:
Professor at Parsons The New School For Design
Location:
New York, New York
Industry:
Design
Work:
Parsons The New School For Design - New York, NY since Aug 2011
Professor
Sustainable Works - Santa Monica Oct 2008 - Sep 2011
Executive Director

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Us Patents

Reusable Shipping Container

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US Patent:
8047378, Nov 1, 2011
Filed:
Oct 22, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/604370
Inventors:
Ken Eskenazi - Los Angeles CA, US
Barent Roth - Santa Monica CA, US
Anthony Guido - Philadelphia PA, US
International Classification:
B65D 85/30
US Classification:
206591, 206594
Abstract:
The present invention relates to shipping containers, and more particularly to a reusable shipping container with reusable cushioning. In one embodiment, a reusable shipping container for shipping an item includes first and second outer trays, and first and second cushions. Each cushion is received in one of the outer trays, and each cushion has an open, hollow dome. The dome extends substantially across the respective outer tray. The first and second outer trays are engageable to close the container, with the domes of the first and second cushions facing each other. Each dome is made of a resilient material that is deflectable into a substantially concave bowl to receive an item between the facing domes during shipment.

Reusable Shipping Container

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US Patent:
8061522, Nov 22, 2011
Filed:
Oct 1, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/865714
Inventors:
Ken Eskenazi - Pasadena CA, US
Seri McClendon - Pasadena CA, US
Barent Roth - Torrance CA, US
Anthony Guido - Philadelphia PA, US
International Classification:
B65D 85/30
US Classification:
206591, 206594
Abstract:
In an embodiment according to the invention, a reusable shipping container for shipping an item includes an outer clamshell carton and first and second convex pillows. The outer clamshell carton has first and second receptacles foldable toward each other along a hinge. The first convex pillow is foldable in and out of the first receptacle, and the second convex pillow is foldable in and out of the second receptacle. The first and second convex pillows face each other when they are folded into the respective first and second receptacles and the outer clamshell carton is closed. The first and second convex pillows are resilient to deflect into a concave shape with the item between them. The outer clamshell carton, the hinge, and the first and second convex pillows are integrally molded from one material.

Portable Plant Container Apparatus And Method

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US Patent:
20030221366, Dec 4, 2003
Filed:
Jan 30, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/354369
Inventors:
Heather Weiner - Philadelphia PA, US
Barent Roth - East Greenville PA, US
International Classification:
A01G009/02
US Classification:
047/065700, 047/066700
Abstract:
A portable plant container apparatus which can be worn by a user which allows constant monitoring of the growth of a plant. The portable plant container comprises a base and a cover secureable to a user which houses a living plant growing in a tissue culture medium. The apparatus is transparent allowing visual monitoring of the plant growth. The method of using the device provides for growing the plant in the device and then transplanting the plant into the soil of a larger container.

Portable Plant Container Apparatus And Method

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US Patent:
20050091919, May 5, 2005
Filed:
Sep 30, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/954854
Inventors:
Heather Weiner - Philadelphia PA, US
Barent Roth - Philadelphia PA, US
International Classification:
A01G009/02
US Classification:
047066600
Abstract:
A portable plant container apparatus which can be worn by a user which allows constant monitoring of the growth of a plant. The portable plant container comprises a base and a cover securable to a user which houses a living plant growing in a tissue culture medium. The apparatus is transparent allowing visual monitoring of the plant growth. The method of using the device provides for growing the plant in the device and then transplanting the plant into the soil of a larger container.

Reusable Packaging Assembly

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US Patent:
20200317392, Oct 8, 2020
Filed:
Apr 8, 2020
Appl. No.:
16/843352
Inventors:
- New York NY, US
Petra Nemcova - Miami FL, US
David Knowlton - New York NY, US
Stuart M. Leslie - Larchmont NY, US
Daniel T. Kim - Washington Township NJ, US
Jason C. Billig - Thornwood NY, US
Rebecca Bartlett - San Francisco CA, US
Barent Geroe Roth - Brooklyn NY, US
Aishwarya Janwadkar - Andheri East, IN
Leah Shane Plotkins - Kensington MD, US
Assignee:
HERBALIST WITCH LLC - New York NY
International Classification:
B65D 6/00
B65D 81/113
B65D 25/04
B65D 43/16
Abstract:
A packaging assembly includes a top section, a bottom section releasably connected by at least one fastener. The top section includes a top body defining a label opening and a transparent label cover closing the label opening. The top section is configured to removably retain a shipping label under the transparent label cover. The bottom section includes a bottom body, at least a first package recess being defined in the bottom section that removably accommodates at least a first internal package therein. The first package recess has a first recess width approximately equal to a first package width. A user releases the fastener to open the top and bottom sections and remove the internal package. The shipping label is removed, manipulated to display a return address and reinserted under the label cover so the packaging assembly can be returned.
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