2007 to 2000 Independent Contractor/ LiquidatorCurt Warner Chevrolet Vancouver, WA Sep 2010 to Dec 2010 LiquidationTracy Pontiac, GMC, Cadillac Inc. Tracy, CA Jun 2009 to Sep 2009 LiquidationSaturn of Elk Grove Elk Grove, CA Feb 2009 to May 2009 LiquidationGoodwill Modesto, CA 2006 to 2007 Store ManagerBig Lots Turlock, CA 2004 to 2006 Store ManagerFactory 2 U Modesto, CA 2002 to 2004 Assistant Manager/ManagerBestBuy Modesto, CA 1999 to 2002 Home Theater/Computer Department ManagerThe Good Guys Stockton, CA 1997 to 1998 Sales RepresentativeRadio Shack Coeur d'Alene, ID 1991 to 1997 Store Manager
Education:
Modesto JR College Modesto, CA May 2013 General Computer Literacy
Dr. Carpenter graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine at Oklahoma City in 1994. He works in Castle Rock, CO and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Carpenter is affiliated with Parker Adventist Hospital and Sky Ridge Medical Center.
Infectious Disease Associates 3535 W 13 Mile Rd STE 305, Royal Oak, MI 48073 2485510495 (phone), 2485517268 (fax)
Education:
Medical School University of Michigan Medical School Graduated: 1994
Procedures:
Vaccine Administration
Conditions:
HIV Infection Anal or Rectal Abscess Anemia Bacterial Pneumonia Bipolar Disorder
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. Carpenter graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1994. He works in Royal Oak, MI and specializes in Infectious Disease. Dr. Carpenter is affiliated with William Beaumont Hospital.
Christopher M. Carpenter - Tualatin OR Robert S. Fleck - Aurora OR Terry L. Briscoe - Portland OR Daniel R. Danks - Portland OR Venkat R. Gaurav - Aloha OR Larren F. Jones - Portland OR
Assignee:
ESCO Corporation - Portland OR
International Classification:
E02F 928
US Classification:
37456, 403319, 403355, 172751, 172753, 172713
Abstract:
A wear assembly includes an adapter with a nose, a wear member with a socket to receive the nose, and a lock to secure the wear member to the adapter. The nose and socket include complementary rails and grooves that vertically diverge as they extend from the front of the nose. The lock can have a tapered construction.
Christopher M. Carpenter - Tualatin OR, US David M. Graf - Scappoose OR, US
Assignee:
Esco Corporation - Portland OR
International Classification:
E02F 9/28
US Classification:
37456, 172753, 172772, 4033224, 4033741
Abstract:
A wear assembly provided with a tapered opening and a complementary tapered lock wherein the lock can be pried into and from the opening to thereby eliminate the need for hammering. The lock is formed with a body and a latch that is movable between a hold position where the latch is engageable with a stop in the opening to releasably retain the lock in the opening and a release position where the latch disengages the stop.
Christopher M. Carpenter - Tualatin OR, US Robert S. Fleck - Aurora OR, US Terry L. Briscoe - Portland OR, US Daniel R. Danks - Portland OR, US Venkat R. Gaurav - Aloha OR, US Larren F. Jones - Portland OR, US
Assignee:
ESCO Corporation - Portland OR
International Classification:
E02F 9/28
US Classification:
37454, 37446
Abstract:
A wear assembly including an adapter, a wear member, and a lock to secure the wear member to the adapter, wherein the adapter and wear member include at least one rail and corresponding groove along the nose and socket connection that are oriented at the same general inclination as one of the converging walls of the nose.
A locking assembly has two members which are moveable into coupling engagement with one another. The two members have lock engaging walls, and one of the members has an opening between the lock engaging walls for receiving a lock. The lock comprises a lock body and a retainer. The lock body has a channel for receiving a portion of the retainer. An end of the retainer extends underneath a retainer engaging wall, thus resisting movement of the lock out of the opening.
A wear assembly provided with a tapered opening and a complementary tapered lock wherein the lock can be pried into and from the opening to thereby eliminate the need for hammering. The lock is formed with a body and a latch that is movable between a hold position where the latch is engageable with a stop in the opening to releaseably retain the lock in the opening and a release position where the latch disengages the stop.
James E Bearden - Beaverton OR, US Severn D Durand - Portland OR, US Michael A Severson - Aloha OR, US Christopher M Carpenter - Tualatin OR, US
Assignee:
ESCO Corporation - Portland OR
International Classification:
E02F 9/28
US Classification:
37455, 37452, 37456
Abstract:
A wear assembly for excavating equipment that includes a base, a wear part and an improved locking arrangement that provides improved stability, strength, durability, safety and ease of use. The locking arrangement includes a hammerless lock that is pivotally moved between hold and release positions, wherein the fulcrum is set forward of the bearing surface engaging the wear part. The lock can be manipulated by a threaded member or pry tool. The lock further includes bearing surfaces that enhance stability and reduce wear.
A wear assembly for securing a wear member to excavating equipment that includes a base having a nose and a wear member having a socket. The nose and socket are each provided with one or more complementary stabilizing surfaces in central portions thereof.
Christopher M. Carpenter - Tualatin OR, US Robert S. Fleck - Aurora OR, US Terry L. Briscoe - Portland OR, US Daniel R. Danks - Portland OR, US Venkat R. Gaurav - Aloha OR, US Larren F. Jones - Portland OR, US
Assignee:
ESCO Corporation - Portland OR
International Classification:
E02F 9/28
US Classification:
37450, 37453, 37456
Abstract:
A wear assembly includes an adapter with a nose, a wear member with a socket to receive the nose, and a lock to secure the wear member to the adapter. The nose and socket include complementary rails and grooves that vertically diverge as they extend from the front of the nose. The lock can have a tapered construction.
"The problem is that for decades diabetes experts have drilled tight glycemic control into the mindset of physicians and now evidence is suggesting that physicians need to de-implement some of this training," said Christopher Carpenter, an associate professor of emergency medicine at Washington Univ
Christopher Carpenter, PhD, of the University of California at Irvine, a co-author of a California study that found an increased risk of obesity based on fast food proximity, said the diminished response rate and sample size in the present study could have an impact on the significance of the findin
Date: Jun 16, 2011
Category: Health
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