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Jurg A Rehbein

from New York, NY
Age ~66
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Related to:
Stella Rehbein, 23Lina Rehbein, 23Edward Johnson, 67Anna Demchick, 64Jules E Demchick, 85Herbert C RehbeinLeah Demchick RehbeinBarbara M Nessim, 86
Connected to:
Allan J Rehbein, 93Ashlee P Rehbein, 38Benjamin T Rehbein, 33Courtney D Rehbein, 34Darren V Rehbein, 58Jeremy D Rehbein, 51Maryanne M Rehbein, 57Brandy Rehberger, 50Chad Z Rehberg, 46Charles P Rehberger, 93

Jurg Rehbein Phones & Addresses

  • 574 End Ave, New York, NY 10024 (212) 873-5536
  • Buffalo, NY
  • 1 Morton Sq APT 6LBW, New York, NY 10014

Work

Company: J.d carlisle development corp Position: Chief marketing officer

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Industries

Real Estate

Resumes

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Chief Marketing Officer

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Location:
New York, NY
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
J.d Carlisle Development Corp
Chief Marketing Officer

Publications

Us Patents

Method And Apparatus For Performing A Transaction Without The Use Of Spoken Communication Between The Transaction Parties

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US Patent:
20030082504, May 1, 2003
Filed:
Oct 25, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/144513
Inventors:
Jurg Rehbein - New York NY, US
Leah Demchick - New York NY, US
Andres Fehr - Tokyo, JP
Maki Oshima-Fehr - Tokyo, JP
International Classification:
G09B005/00
US Classification:
434/169000, 434/185000, 434/30700R
Abstract:
A method for performing a transaction without the use of spoken communication is disclosed. The method consists of providing at least one transactional flash card having information about the transaction and the transaction goal displayed on the card in text understandable to the user and different text understandable to the party from whom the user wishes to purchase goods or services. The method may include displaying such a flash card in printed form, or on a personal electronic device. The method may further include providing flash cards having inquiries about price, payment methods, or shipping terms. Also disclosed are transactional flash cards used with the method.

Method And Apparatus For Performing A Transaction Without The Use Of Spoken Communication Between The Transaction Parties

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US Patent:
20040083111, Apr 29, 2004
Filed:
Oct 25, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/197206
Inventors:
Jurg Rehbein - New York NY, US
Leah Demchick - New York NY, US
Andres Fehr - Tokyo, JP
Maki Oshima-Fehr - Tokyo, JP
International Classification:
G06F017/60
US Classification:
705/001000
Abstract:
A method for performing a transaction without the use of spoken communication is disclosed. The method consists of providing at least one transactional flash card having information about the transaction and the transaction goal displayed on the card in text understandable to the user and different text understandable to the party from whom the user wishes to purchase goods or services. The method may include displaying such a flash card in printed form, or on a personal electronic device. The method may further include providing flash cards having inquiries about price, payment methods, or shipping terms. Also disclosed are transactional flash cards used with the method.

Method And Apparatus For Performing A Transaction Without The Use Of Spoken Communication Between The Transaction Parties

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US Patent:
20050017453, Jan 27, 2005
Filed:
Feb 2, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/770636
Inventors:
Jurg Rehbein - New York NY, US
Andres Fehr - Tokyo, JP
Maki Oshima-Fehr - Tokyo, JP
Leah Demchick - New York NY, US
International Classification:
A63F001/00
US Classification:
273299000, 434156000, 434157000, 434185000, 705026000
Abstract:
An electronic device capable of displaying a computer application that allows the use of a method for performing a transaction without the use of spoken communication is disclosed. The method consists of providing at least one digital, transactional flash card displayed on the electronic device having information about the transaction and the transaction goal displayed on it, in text understandable to the user and different text understandable to the party from whom the user wishes to purchase goods or services. The digital, transactional flash cards can have inquiries about price, payment methods, or shipping terms. Also disclosed are the navigational interface for the software application and different display methods.

Baby Carrier With Enclosure System

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US Patent:
20050045674, Mar 3, 2005
Filed:
Aug 25, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/926740
Inventors:
Jurg Rehbein - New York NY, US
International Classification:
A61G001/00
A47G009/00
A47C031/10
US Classification:
224160000
Abstract:
A baby carrier with an enclosure system to be worn on the chest of an adult is disclosed. The carrier ensures safety by allowing for the easy attachment and removal of a cover blanket while leaving the baby in the soft seat of the carrier. The carrier consists of a body blanket, a harness, a soft seat, and a cover blanket. The body blanket is a garment that runs between the adult's body and the baby. The harness consists of the waist belt and shoulder straps and is attached to the side of the body blanket facing the adult. The soft seat is attached to the side of the body blanket facing the baby. The cover blanket is a garment that when attached to the body blanket will surround not only the soft seat of the baby carrier but the entire infant including the arms and legs that are usually exposed in baby carriers. To form such an enclosure the cover blanket is connected to the body blanket along the bottom edge and along the two edges running along both sides. The cover blanket may be attached to the body blanket with zippers, snaps or any other attachment. Temperature inside the covering bag may be adjusted by partially closing two-way zippers, which also allow for easy access to the child for the adult. An integral or removable hood may be provided which can be attached in two ways to enable the baby to face toward or away from the adult. There may also be two holes or a slot on the bottom of the body blanket and the cover blanket to allow for their attachment to strollers or car seats when the waist belt and shoulder straps are removed from the body blanket.

Connector And The Methods Of Use Thereof

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US Patent:
20050260865, Nov 24, 2005
Filed:
Apr 8, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/102747
Inventors:
Jurg Rehbein - New York NY, US
International Classification:
H01R039/00
US Classification:
439015000
Abstract:
A connector is disclosed which allows standard hardware pieces (e.g. hinges, etc.) to be easily connected to round or other substantially non-planar surfaces or surfaces with minimal planar aspects. Currently, direct connection of standard hardware to round or other substantially non-planar surfaces is cumbersome, or not practical or possible since existing hardware is generally configured to attach only to planar surfaces. The connector comprises a first surface configured to engage the non-planar structure and second surface configured to engage the planar surface of the standard hardware piece (e.g. a hinge). The disclosed connector may be installed using the same tools used to install standard hardware, such as wrenches or screw drivers, socket drivers, etc. The connector may integrate a standard hardware piece, or it may be configured to attach to a separate standard hardware piece. Either way, the connector may be used, for example, to attach doors, side panels etc. to open shelving units that use round pipe or tubing as vertical supports. The connector expands the uses of currently limited standard hardware pieces, to allow connection to a wider range of structural surfaces.

Tent With A Photographic Panoramic Facsimile Of A Real Space On Its Surface

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US Patent:
62026666, Mar 20, 2001
Filed:
Sep 29, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/939901
Inventors:
Jurg Rehbein - New York NY
International Classification:
A45F 104
US Classification:
135115
Abstract:
A tent having a panoramic image displayed thereon and method for making same. An observer inside the tent is surrounded by a panoramic or continuous image, giving him the illusion of being in the space represented by the image. The image is applied to flat two-dimensional sections which are attached together to form the three-dimensional tent.

Sailflag Unit

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US Patent:
51671999, Dec 1, 1992
Filed:
Mar 20, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/857089
Inventors:
Jurg Rehbein - New York NY
International Classification:
G09F 722
G09F 1700
US Classification:
116174
Abstract:
A sailflag, consisting of a light weight frame and a light weight material mounted on it, is interposed between two swivels by means of cable units which run from both sides of the framework of the sailflag to the two swivels. The sailflag is caused to move in the wind around an axis which extends between the two swivels. The points of attachment for the swivels are located on a plane or on a pole.
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