Data Analysis and Design • Natural 2 • ADABAS • DB2 • Oracle • COBOL II • Z/OS JCL • Z/OS Utilities • TSO/ISPF • CISPlus • SQL for DB2 • Microsoft SQL Server • MySQL • Microsoft Word 2007 • Microsoft Excel 2007 • Microsoft Access 2007 • Visio Professional • SAP Crystal Reports
Isbn (Books And Publications)
Modern Legal Drafting: A Guide to Using Clearer Language
Apr 1996 to 2000 Producer/Director/WriterIdaho Power Company Boise, ID Jan 2013 to Aug 2014 Application Development Analyst IIAdecco Engineering and Technical Eagle, ID Apr 2012 to Dec 2012 Contract ConsultantIdaho Power Company Boise, ID Aug 2000 to Mar 2008 Programmer/Analyst II, Business IntelligenceComputer Consulting Group, Inc Columbia, SC Dec 1999 to Feb 2000 Senior Technical AnalystThe Resource Connection, Inc Phoenix, AZ Sep 1997 to Nov 1999 Technical AnalystBest Consulting, Inc Boise, ID May 1995 to Sep 1997 Technical AnalystProdata, Inc Seattle, WA Sep 1990 to May 1995 Contract ConsultantProgramming and Consulting Services Seattle, WA Oct 1988 to Aug 1990 Contract ConsultantDepartment of Health and Welfare, State of Idaho Boise, ID May 1988 to Oct 1988 Data Base AnalystDepartment of Health and Welfare, State of Idaho Boise, ID Apr 1987 to May 1988 Systems AnalystState of Idaho Boise, ID May 1984 to Apr 1987 AuditorContinental Life and Accident Co Boise, ID Dec 1982 to Apr 1984 Programmer IIIIdaho Frozen Foods Twin Falls, ID Oct 1979 to Dec 1982 Programmer III
Education:
San Bernardino Valley College 1977 Computer Science
Skills:
Data Analysis and Design, Natural 2, ADABAS, DB2, Oracle, COBOL II, Z/OS JCL, Z/OS Utilities, TSO/ISPF, CISPlus, SQL for DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Microsoft Word 2007, Microsoft Excel 2007, Microsoft Access 2007, Visio Professional, SAP Crystal Reports
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company - St. Paul MN
International Classification:
B32B 516 C08K 716 C08K 340
US Classification:
428325
Abstract:
The disclosure describes methods for producing bulk, particulate material that includes solid, generally ellipsoidal particles. Irregularly shaped feed particles with average particle sizes of up to 25 microns on a volume basis are dispersed in at least a portion of a combustible gas mixture by application of force and/or fluidizing agents. The combustible mixture with particles in suspension is then delivered, while controlling agglomeration or re-agglomeration of the particles, to at least one flame front. There, the mixture and suspended particles are uniformly distributed across the surface(s) of and passed through the flame front(s) with a high concentration of particles in the mixture. This flame front and the resultant flame(s) with suspended particles are located in at least one "wall free" zone. In such zone(s) the flame(s) may expand while the particles are maintained in dispersion and heated, with controlled and highly efficient application of heating energy.