Linda Marie Barnum

age ~66

from Enid, OK

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Also known as:

Linda M Barnum
Linda M Lapointe
Patrick H Barnum
Linda M Baraum

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Linda Barnum Phones & Addresses

Enid, OK
Richland Hills, TX
Grapevine, TX
365 Silver Leaf Dr, Christiansburg, VA 24073 • 5403944076
Wheeling, WV
Blacksburg, VA
Glen Dale, WV

Work

Company:

United pet group
Apr 2014
Position:

Research & development lab specialist

Education

School / High School:

Biology minor West Liberty University West Liberty- West Liberty, WV
1997
Specialities:

Bachelor of Science in University W

Resumes

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Linda Barnum Christiansburg, VA

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Work:

United Pet Group

Apr 2014 to 2000
Research & Development Lab Specialist Luna Innovations Incorporated
Blacksburg, VA
Jun 2007 to Feb 2014
Associate Scientist Troy Group, Inc

Dec 2006 to Jun 2007
Senior Chemist Troy Group, Inc
Wheeling, WV
Jun 1997 to Dec 2006
R&D Chemist

Education:

Biology minor West Liberty University West Liberty
West Liberty, WV
1997
Bachelor of Science in University W Teaching minor Minnesota State University
Mankato, MN
Bachelor of Science Villanova University
Villanova, PA
Biology/pre

Us Patents

Secure Imaging Toner And Methods Of Forming And Using The Same
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US Patent:

20070231725, Oct 4, 2007
Filed:

Apr 26, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/789859
Inventors:

Michael Riley - Steubenville OH, US
Kevin Heilman - Wheeling WV, US
Carrie Gilson - Wheeling WV, US
Linda Barnum - Wheeling WV, US
Bruce Littleton - Wheeling WV, US
Assignee:

Troy Group, Inc. - Santa Ana CA
International Classification:

G03G 9/09
US Classification:

430108200
Abstract:

A toner for printing documents that are difficult to chemically or physically forge and that are readily easy to visually verify and methods of using and forming the toner are disclosed. The toner includes a colorant for printing an image on a surface of a document, a fluorescent pigment that under normal lighting is masked by the colorant but creates a visible image on the first surface of the a substrate when irradiated by black or ultra-violet light, and a dye for forming a latent version of the image underneath a surface of a substrate. An image formed using the toner of the invention is readily verified by comparing the colorant-formed image and the dye-formed image. In addition, if a solvent is used in an attempt to alter the printed image on the substrate, the dye migrates or diffuses to indicate tampering with the document.