Marshall H Field

age ~68

from San Diego, CA

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Also known as:

Marshall L Field
Marshall H Fields
Marshall Feld

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Marshall Field Phones & Addresses

San Diego, CA
Carlsbad, CA
Lakeside, CA
Poway, CA
Spring Valley, CA
Morristown, TN

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Marshall Field's Frango Chocolate Cookbook

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Author
Marshall Field

ISBN #
0809244357

Resumes

Marshall Field

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Marshall Field

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Real Estate Consultant

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Work:

Commercial Real Estate Advisory Group
Real Estate Consultant

Marshall Field

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Wikipedia

St. Louis

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…ecurity;[38]Mallinckrodt, purchased by Tyco International; and Ralston Purina, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Nestle.[39] The May Department Stores Company (which owned Famous-Barr and Marshall Field's stores) was purchased by Federated Department Stores, which has its regional headquarter...

Harold Lloyd Estate

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…arcel and sold for $3 million in 1979 to Bernard C. Solomon, the president of Everest Record Group.[20] In 1986, Ted Field, heir to the Marshall Field department store chain and head of Interscope Films, bought the property for $6.5 million and lived there with his wife Susie and their three...

Us Patents

Structure And Method For Preventing Ink Shorting Of Conductors Connected To Printhead
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US Patent:

54423864, Aug 15, 1995
Filed:

Apr 30, 1993
Appl. No.:

8/056238
Inventors:

Winthrop D. Childers - San Diego CA
Dale D. Timm - Encinitas CA
Charles L. Thierheimer - Corvallis OR
Marshall Field - Corvallis OR
William S. Colburn - San Diego CA
William R. Boucher - Corvallis OR
Joseph R. Elliot - Corvallis OR
Peter R. Stokes - Corvallis OR
Assignee:

Hewlett-Packard Company - Palo Alto CA
International Classification:

B41J 205
US Classification:

347 50
Abstract:

In one embodiment of the invention, a flexible tape has formed on it conductors for being connected to a printhead substrate. The conductors on the tape are coated with an insulating layer, and exposed ends of the conductors extend from the layer. A headland is formed on a plastic print cartridge for receiving the printhead substrate having the exposed conductors extending from one or more edges of the printhead substrate. An adhesive bead is formed on the headland so that when the printhead is properly positioned on the headland, the adhesive contacts the conductors to encapsulate and insulate one exposed side of the conductors. A second adhesive or encapsulant bead is deposited over the opposite side of the conductors to encapsulate and insulate the remaining exposed regions of the conductors. In this manner, the combined insulating action of the insulating layer and the two insulating adhesive beads prevents the conductors from being shorted together by ink which may flow in the vicinity of the conductors.