Andrew D Weiss

7945589, May 17, 2011

Jul 22, 2010

12/841975

Andrew D. Weiss - Hazlet NJ, US
Andrew G. Rachmiel - Park Ridge IL, US

BSP Software LLC - Rolling Meadows IL

G06F 7/00

707795, 715762

A business intelligence system includes a business intelligence server configured to support generation of a report user interface for presentation of enterprise data to end users of the business intelligence system and an authoring user interface for development of a report definition of the report user interface. The business intelligence system further includes a metadata repository in which metadata indicative of the report definition is stored, a client having a browser for communication with the business intelligence server and for rendering of the authoring user interface, and a change management server configured for communication with the business intelligence server to manage the development of the report definition via the authoring user interface. The business intelligence server is configured with first textual instructions to direct the browser in the rendering of the authoring user interface, and the browser is further directed by second textual instructions referenced by the first textual instructions and configured to modify the authoring user interface to allow the change management server to manage storage of the metadata indicative of the report definition.

D4210786, Feb 22, 2000

Apr 11, 1997

D/068152

Andrew M. Weiss - New York NY

2102

D21713

D3476715, Jun 7, 1994

Nov 2, 1992

D/001038

John S. Weiss - New York NY
Andrew M. Weiss - New York NY

Weiss Twice Toys, Inc. - New York NY

D21211

D4173198, Nov 30, 1999

Apr 11, 1997

D/069586

Andrew M. Weiss - New York NY

3099

D30160

61265101, Oct 3, 2000

Apr 11, 1997

8/838843

Andrew M. Weiss - New York NY

A63H 3300

446486

A shaped toy includes a kinetically resilient central core and an outer layer of varying thickness covering the central core. The outer layer may be a material which also exhibits kinetic resiliency, to a degree more or less than that of the core, or, alternatively, be substantially non-resilient, such as fabric or pile. In a preferred embodiment, the toy includes a substantially spherically shaped core, covered by an outer layer of fabric, the type used for fabrication of conventional plush stuffed toys, increasing its appeal, by virtue of appearance and feel, to user and animal alike. The fabric, when stitched together using conventional stuffed animal sewing techniques, encloses the resilient central core, and presents regions of varying thickness over an expanse thereof, such that when thrown against a surface, unpredictable direction and bounce response will result by virtue irregular surface curvature and damping due to increasing and decreasing fabric thickness. Optionally, a length of fabric, other outer layer material, or another material altogether may be fashioned to extend from the toy, facilitating throwing and grabbing thereof by providing a "tail" by which the rest of the toy can be swung.