Paul D Diamond

7436792, Oct 14, 2008

May 3, 2005

11/120848

Paul Diamond - Fort Lee NJ, US

H04B 7/185
H04N 7/173

370316, 725110, 725111, 725112, 455 121

According to the invention, a subscriber to a first satellite radio service can be provided with an option to receive, over their current receiver unit, supplemental content, such as a particular show or channel, which is otherwise only available within a relevant jurisdiction as part of a subscription package to subscribers of one or more other satellite radio services. Thus, without purchasing a full subscription to another service, the subscriber of the first satellite radio service may arrange to receive supplemental content that is otherwise only available as part of a subscription package, such as a basic or general subscription package, to subscription holders of one or more other services. The invention also provides methods of broadcasting and methods of configuring dedicated and interoperable satellite radio receiver units so that the supplemental content can be received by a subscriber.

7542928, Jun 2, 2009

Aug 7, 2008

12/187874

Paul Diamond - Fort Lee NJ, US

Consumer Satellite Radio, LLC - Fort Lee NJ

G06Q 30/00
H04B 7/185
H04W 40/00
G01S 15/74
G01S 3/02

705 26, 455428, 455 121, 342465, 342 46

According to the invention, a subscriber to a first satellite radio service can be provided with an option to receive, over their current receiver unit, supplemental content, such as a particular show or channel, which is otherwise only available within a relevant jurisdiction as part of a subscription package to subscribers of one or more other satellite radio services. Thus, without purchasing a full subscription to another service, the subscriber of the first satellite radio service may arrange to receive supplemental content that is otherwise only available as part of a subscription package, such as a basic or general subscription package, to subscription holders of one or more other services. The invention also provides methods of broadcasting and methods of configuring dedicated and interoperable satellite radio receiver units so that the supplemental content can be received by a subscriber.

D660972, May 29, 2012

Oct 7, 2010

29/376496

Paul Diamond - Fort Lee NJ, US

2803

D24200

20040266708, Dec 30, 2004

Aug 20, 2003

10/644288

Paul Diamond - Secaucus NJ, US

A01K067/00
C12N015/85
A61K048/00

514/044000, 435/455000, 800/008000

The invention provides methods and systems for controlling the expression and, in general, the cellular activity of preselected polynucleic acid molecules. The invention also provides methods and systems for genetically modifying cells and multi-cellular organisms to impart resistance to viruses. The invention further provides methods and systems for genetically modifying cells and multi-cellular organisms so that they diagnostically report viral infection. One aspect of the invention involves rendering target polynucleic nucleic acid molecules as functional templates for at least one template-directed polynucleic acid polymerase so that utilization of the polynucleic acid molecule as a template by the polymerase modulates the activity of the targeted polynucleic acid molecule. Other aspects of the invention of the invention involve rendering selected polynucleic nucleic acid molecules as targets for RNA silencing, whether or not the silencing is polymerase-mediated.

20040268427, Dec 30, 2004

Jan 29, 2003

10/354903

Paul Diamond - Secaucus NJ, US

A61K048/00
C12N015/85

800/021000, 435/455000

The invention provides methods and systems for controlling the expression and, in general, the cellular activity of preselected polynucleic acid molecules. The invention also provides methods and systems for genetically modifying cells and multi-cellular organisms to impart resistance to viruses. The invention further provides methods and systems for genetically modifying cells and multi-cellular organisms so that they diagnostically report viral infection. The invention involves rendering target polynucleic nucleic acid molecules to be functional templates for at least one template-directed polynucleic acid polymerase so that utilization of the polynucleic acid molecule as a template by the polymerase modulates the activity of the targeted polynucleic acid molecule.

20050120414, Jun 2, 2005

Aug 16, 2004

10/919750

Paul Diamond - Secaucus NJ, US

C07H021/04
C07H021/02
A01H001/00
C12N015/82
C12N005/04

800286000, 536023100, 435419000

The invention provides methods and systems for controlling the expression and, in general, the cellular activity of preselected polynucleic acid molecules. The invention also provides methods and systems for genetically modifying cells and multi-cellular organisms to impart resistance to viruses. The invention further provides methods and systems for genetically modifying cells and multi-cellular organisms so that they diagnostically report viral infection. One aspect of the invention involves rendering target polynucleic nucleic acid molecules as functional templates for at least one template-directed polynucleic acid polymerase so that utilization of the polynucleic acid molecule as a template by the polymerase modulates the activity of the targeted polynucleic acid molecule. Other aspects of the invention of the invention involve rendering selected polynucleic nucleic acid molecules as targets for RNA silencing, whether or not the silencing is polymerase-mediated.

20060147429, Jul 6, 2006

Dec 27, 2005

11/306414

Paul Diamond - Secaucus NJ, US

A61K 35/12

424093700

One aspect of the invention provides improved methods for the production of at least substantially cellularly human solid organs and solid tissues in non-human mammalian hosts. Related aspects of the invention provide: transplantation-based methods for obtaining organ and/or tissue-specific gene expression and/or phenotypes with respect to selected cell types and/or at least substantially all cell types of a solid organ or tissue; methods for cellularly reconstituting solid organs and tissues with replacement cells, such as human cells, with respect to selected cell types and/or at least substantially all cell types of an organ or tissue; modified non-human mammals for cellularly reconstituting solid organs and tissues with replacement cells; and the cellularly reconstituted solid organs and tissues. The production of human organs and tissues according to the invention overcomes the limitations associated with xenotransplantation of animal organs and tissues to humans.

20060148080, Jul 6, 2006

Sep 20, 2005

11/162715

Paul Diamond - Secaucus NJ, US

C12N 5/08

435366000

Provided are methods for culturing and producing human cell containing compositions, such as organs and blood, in non-human mammal hosts and for the preparation of animal-hosted human cell containing compositions for transplantation to human subjects. In one aspect, non-human hosts genetically modified or treated to reduce the expression of xenoantigens, such as alpha-galactosyl epitopes, are used to reduce the transfer of xenoantigens to the hosted human cells. In another aspect, non-human hosts genetically modified to express or over-express molecules that promote immunological tolerance to a graft, such as hDAF, are used so that the molecules are transferred to the hosted human cells. These aspects facilitate the immunological acceptance of the human cell containing compositions upon transplantation to a human subject. Still another aspect provides conditioning treatments that facilitate the immunological acceptance of human cell containing compositions that have been supported in non-human hosts upon their transplantation to a human subject.