Mark J North

age ~56

from Pleasanton, CA

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Also known as:

Mark I North
Mark J Nroth

Phone and address:: 7356 Stonedale Dr, Pleasanton, CA 94588
9254611179

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Mark North Phones & Addresses

7356 Stonedale Dr, Pleasanton, CA 94588 • 9254611179
7536 Stonedale Dr, Pleasanton, CA 94588
200 Mesa Hills Dr, El Paso, TX 79912
Philadelphia, PA
12490 Ruette Alliante, San Diego, CA 92130
Saint Petersburg, FL
Lakewood, CA
Canutillo, TX
Bensalem, PA
Wilmington, DE
Albany, CA
Hobbs, NM

Work

Company:

Blue cross
Feb 2011
Position:

Independent health insurance agent

Education

School / High School:

Chaminade University- Honolulu, HI
Jan 1994
Specialities:

Bachelors in Criminal Justice

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Courageous Lady: A woman's Alaskan quest for Native American Spirituality

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Author
Mark North

ISBN #
0595397425

Act of Treason: The Role of J. Edgar Hoover in the Assassination of President Kennedy

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Author
Mark North

ISBN #
0788196669

Act of Treason: The Role of J. Edgar Hoover in the Assassination of President Kennedy

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Author
Mark North

ISBN #
0881848778

Resumes

Mark North

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Skills:

Microsoft Office
Management
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Powerpoint
Sales
Leadership
Training
Team Building
Social Media
Public Speaking
Process Improvement
Customer Service
Outlook
Windows
Photoshop
Budgets
Team Leadership
Negotiation
Event Planning

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Location:

United States

Mark North Clovis, CA

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Work:

Blue Cross

Feb 2011 to 2000
Independent Health Insurance Agent Blue Cross
Fresno, CA
Jun 2011 to Feb 2013 Insphere Insurance Solutions
Fresno, CA
Feb 2007 to Oct 2011
Health & Life Insurance Agent ADT Home Security
Fresno, CA
Aug 2005 to Jan 2007
Residential Sales Agent Home Depot
Bullhead City, AZ
Aug 2002 to Apr 2004
Department Manager Home Depot
Escondido, CA
Dec 2001 to Aug 2002
Department Manager Home Depot
Oceanside, CA
Nov 2000 to Dec 2001
Sales Associate Mullen & Henzell L.L.P
Santa Barbara, CA
Dec 1998 to Apr 2000
File Room/Records Supervisor Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department

Apr 1998 to Oct 1998
Corrections Officer Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department

Jul 1997 to Dec 1997
Sheriff's Department Trainee United States Navy
Pearl Harbor, HI
Aug 1988 to Dec 1996
Boatswain Mate 2nd Class Petty Officer

Education:

Chaminade University
Honolulu, HI
Jan 1994 to Dec 1996
Bachelors in Criminal Justice

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Mark North

Rogue Elements, LLC
Magazine Publishing

1066 Dolores Dr, Lafayette, CA 94549

Us Patents

Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Sensor For Cone Penetrometer
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US Patent:

54163200, May 16, 1995
Filed:

Jun 8, 1993
Appl. No.:

8/077575
Inventors:

Mark H. North - San Diego CA
Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC
International Classification:

G21F 504
G21G 402
G01V 510
US Classification:

250253
Abstract:

A chlorinated hydrocarbon sensor is substituted as a portion of a cone perometer. The sensor includes a titanium casing in which a cylindrical sleeve of beryllium alpha target material is fixed. A rod-shaped americium alpha particle source is disposed within the casing and is moved by an electromagnetic relay into an interacting state in which the beryllium sleeve encases the americium alpha particle source. The interfacing beryllium and americium emit high energy neutrons used to detect the chlorinated hydrocarbons. The emission takes place only when an electromagnetic relay is energized so that cessation of energy will cause a cessation of neutron generation. The rod-shaped alpha particle source will then be withdrawn from the cylindrical beryllium sleeve by a retracting spring. The generated neutrons interact with hydrogen and chlorine in the soil surrounding the sensor to produce characteristic gamma radiation that is detected and measured by a sodium iodide scintillation crystal. A photomultiplier tube amplifies the detected signals and the signals are then converted into electrical signals by a converter.