David C Nall

age ~67

from Shawnee, KS

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Also known as:

David Charles Nall
Robert C Nall
Dave Nall

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David Nall Phones & Addresses

Shawnee, KS
Ozawkie, KS
Topeka, KS
265 Parkview Ter, Lincroft, NJ 07738 • 7322248895
Lawrence, KS
Garner, IA
Phoenix, AZ
265 Parkview Ter, Lincroft, NJ 07738 • 7326106727

Work

Company:

Garcia Properties
Address:

3721 S. Kingshighway
Phones:

3149711711 3143340944

Education

Degree:

Associate degree or higher

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Specialities

Buyer's Agent • Listing Agent • Carpentry • General Contracting

Resumes

At University Of Nebraska-Lincoln Institute Of Agriculture And Natural Resources

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Position:

Financial Specialist II at University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Location:

Lincoln, Nebraska

Industry:

Financial Services

Work:

University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Lincoln, Nebraska Area since May 2012
Financial Specialist II
Nebraska State Historical Society - Lincoln, Nebraska Area Oct 2009 - May 2012
Grants Administrator
University of Florida Aug 2007 - Jun 2009
Research Administrator
ProGifts Sep 2005 - Jul 2007
Bookkeeper
Colonial Bank Aug 2004 - Jul 2005
Credit Review Analyst II

Education:

Auburn University 1997 - 2001
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration

Skills:

Management
Microsoft Excel
Accounts Payable
QuickBooks
Accounts Receivable
Accounting
Banking
Event Planning
Credit
Public Speaking
Microsoft Office
PeopleSoft
PowerPoint
Finance
Fundraising

Regional V P At Family Video Movie Club, Inc

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United States

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David Nall
Incorporator

HAGER RECREATION ASSOCIATION, INC

Us Patents

Apparatus And Method For Prolonging Battery Life In A Portable Telephone Having First And Second Deactivating Conditions
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US Patent:

60788194, Jun 20, 2000
Filed:

Nov 1, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/969427
Inventors:

Joseph L. Ciccone - Neptune NJ
David C. Nall - Eatontown NJ
Chu Ng - Woodbridge NJ
Assignee:

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:

H04Q 720
US Classification:

455463
Abstract:

A cordless telephone arranged for operation in a frequency hopping system provides for conserving battery power in a portable unit when this unit is located remote from its charging station and in a standby state. While in the standby state, the portable unit resides in a low power monitoring mode which includes deactivating certain internal circuitry and periodically activating and deactivating other selected internal circuitry for conserving battery power. When the portable unit is periodically activated from a deactivated state, battery power is conserved through an adaptive operation that reduces considerably the length of time that the selected internal circuitry needs to remain turned on. This reduced on-time period for the selected internal circuitry is provided as long as the base unit is detected as frequency hopping with at least one other of the portable units in the system. If the base unit is not detected as frequency hopping, however, the length of time that the selected internal circuitry remains on is left at its normal, unreduced on-time period.

Arrangement For Configuring Multiple Portable Units For Communicating With Each Other In A Frequency Hopping System
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US Patent:

60885955, Jul 11, 2000
Filed:

Nov 1, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/997189
Inventors:

Joseph L. Ciccone - Neptune NJ
David C. Nall - Lincroft NJ
Chu Ng - Woodbridge NJ
Assignee:

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:

H04B 1713
US Classification:

455463
Abstract:

A cordless telephone arranged for operation in a frequency hopping system includes an arrangement which achieves optimum utilization of multiple cordless telephone portable units by permitting these units to not only access a common base unit, but also to access each other. In establishing communications between portable units, a first portable unit in the system, in response to a user-initiated request at this unit, transmits a broadcast or page signal to other portable units, also in the system, using a multiple channel frequency hopping sequence. Once a second portable unit in the system responds, a communication link between the first and second portable units is established. A third portable unit in the system may also respond to the user initiated request and join the communication link existing between the first and second portable units. Such portable-unit-to-portable-unit communication link may be established irrespective of whether a base unit to portable unit communication link then exists in the system. After the communication link with the first, second and possibly third portable unit is established, these portable units move to and use a multiple channel frequency hopping sequence that is different from the frequency hopping sequence used to establish the communication link.

Rapidly Charging A Battery Without Overcharging
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US Patent:

61113891, Aug 29, 2000
Filed:

Jun 18, 1998
Appl. No.:

9/099253
Inventors:

Gene Aranovich - Middletown NY
David C. Nall - Lincroft NJ
Claudio Spinelli - Staten Island NY
Edwin A. Muth - Aberdeen NJ
Assignee:

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:

H01M 1044
H01M 1046
US Classification:

320150
Abstract:

In the rapid charging of a Nickel Cadmium (NiCad) battery, the rapid charging is terminated and trickle charging is initiated when any of three conditions is satisfied: a first condition determined by comparing a sensed instantaneous battery voltage with a target voltage; a second condition which is determined by comparing the instantaneous battery temperature with minimum and maximum values; and a third condition determined by comparing an elapsed time of rapid charging with a maximum value. Because battery voltage versus rapid charging time is a function of ambient temperature, the target voltage is determined from an initial measurement of battery temperature, which is assumed to equal the ambient temperature. The target voltage, which is approximately a linearly declining function of ambient temperature, is determined by reading a stored lookup table using the sensed temperature as an index or address.

Cordless Telephone Arranged For Operating With Multiple Portable Units In A Frequency Hopping System
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US Patent:

6091758, Jul 18, 2000
Filed:

Oct 1, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/942026
Inventors:

Joseph L. Ciccone - Neptune NJ
Sanjay Kasturia - Middletown NJ
David C. Nall - Lincroft NJ
Chu Ng - Woodbridge NJ
Jay E. Padgett - Middletown NJ
Colin A. Warwick - Holmdel NJ
Assignee:

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:

A61F 206
H04L 2730
US Classification:

375132
Abstract:

A cordless telephone is arranged for operation in a frequency hopping system includes an arrangement which achieves optimum utilization of multiple cordless telephone portable units by permitting these units to simultaneously access a common base unit. A physical layer of an air interface is provided by a two channel time division multiple access protocol for supporting a two channel multiple access system for the portable units. These two channels are considered as virtual channels and not dedicated to any particular telephone line, as in the case of two line telephone products. Nor are these two channels dedicated to any particular portable unit, but rather they are available for use by any portable unit in the telephone. A signaling layer of the air interface is provided for supporting the two channel multiple access system. Two types of subframes, acquisition and traffic, are illustratively provided in the air interface for the cordless telephone.

Partial Frame Detector
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US Patent:

54229162, Jun 6, 1995
Filed:

Sep 18, 1992
Appl. No.:

7/947221
Inventors:

David C. Nall - Lawrence KS
Assignee:

Relm Communications, Inc. - West Melbourne FL
International Classification:

H04L 700
US Classification:

375368
Abstract:

A partial frame detector provides detection of a frame synchronization pattern in an environment of burst noise that prohibits detection by correlation. A frame synchronization pattern capable of sustaining a minimum of 17 bits clustered in error plus random errors while still providing frame detection is achieved by utilizing a 64 bit Barker derived frame synchronization pattern and an additional process included in a correlation algorithm.

Apparatus And Method For Detection Frequency Hopping Patterns Embedded In Radio Frequency Noise
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US Patent:

60524073, Apr 18, 2000
Filed:

Oct 1, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/942025
Inventors:

Joseph L Ciccone - Neptune NJ
David C. Nall - Lincroft NJ
Chu Ng - Woodbridge NJ
Assignee:

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:

H04B 1500
H04K 100
H04L 2730
US Classification:

375202
Abstract:

Communication links are quickly and reliably established between units of a cordless telephone configured for operating in a frequency hopping system. This is achieved through specific processes which detects frequency hopping patterns that are embedded in radio frequency noise. A first process is executed by the base unit and/or each of multiple handset units in the cordless telephone for performing a link acquisition with another unit, also in the cordless telephone. In the execution of this process, multiple profile scans of the frequency hopping channels are executed to build up over time tables with information about energy in all of the channels in the frequency spectrum that are used by the units in the cordless telephone for frequency hopping. In the tables will be spectrum energy from a frequency hopping base unit or handset unit that appears as a recognizable pattern. By applying correlation techniques to the pattern in each table, information is obtained which reflects the probability that a hopping pattern for an associated unit in the cordless telephone has been detected.

Real Estate Brokers

David Nall, St Louis MO Real Estate Agent

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Specialties:

Buyer's Agent
Listing Agent
Carpentry
General Contracting

Work:

Garcia Properties
3721 S. Kingshighway
3149711711 (Office), 3149711711 (Cell), 3143340944 (Fax)

Experience:

7 years

Description:

David was born and raised in Cape Girardeau, MO where he graduated from high school in 1999. He now proudly lives in South City St. Louis and enjoys it tremendously. David has always had a passion for homes, renovation, and building. As a child, he was involved with many projects to demolish, update, & renovate the homes of family and friends. During college, he worked as a cabinet maker for 2 years, where he learned to build and install custom cabinetry for up-scale construction projects in andaround Springfield, MO. After that, he worked for a residential door manufacturing company as a trim carpenter building exterior door & window units for another 2 years. In 2004, David received his Bachelors of Science degree in Construction Management from MSU in Springfield, MO. During 2005 – 2007 David worked as a construction superintendent for The Jones Company Homes / Centex Homes in St. Louis where he managed the construction of multiple residential developments. All total, he has personally directed the construction of over 100 individual homes. During the construction of each home, David was responsible for maintaining the relationships with all of the individual home-owners, along with the contractors involved with each process. In 2007 he was recruited by Keller Williams Realty to work with a top producing real estate team in St. Louis and has been selling homes throughout the St. Louis Metro area since. As of late, he now works as an agent with Garcia Properties St. Louis. During his time in Real Estate Sales, David has sold homes ranging in price from $80,000 to $450,000. In recent years, David has renovated 6 homes and has successfully marketed and sold them all quickly. Non-Real Estate interests include Backpacking, Canoeing, Ping Pong in his garage, playing Lego's with his son, and hanging out with friends. He has a family cabin near Fredericktown, MO where he loves to spend time with his family, fishing for small mouth Bass and hunting for "craw-dads" and minnows to use as bait. Sitting still is not one of his virtues. Unless he is sleeping….

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