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Adrian John Murray, 702649 River Way, Spring Branch, TX 78070

Known as:
Adrian J Murray Adrian Beth Murray Adrian J Murrey David Vincenti
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Spring Branch, TX   

Port Saint Lucie, FL   

125 Willow Ridge Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76103    817-4576062   

917 Highwoods Ct, Fort Worth, TX 76112    817-4576062   

Bedford, TX   

4161 N Greenbrier Rd, Long Beach, CA 90808   

Clayton, GA   

Work

Company: Fci electronics - Etters, PA Oct 2012 Position: Production operator

Education

School / High School: Chattahoochie Technical College- Marietta, GA 2007 Specialities: Medical
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Adrian Murray - Crowley, TX

Work:
FCI Electronics - Etters, PA Oct 2012 to Jan 2014
Production operator Mattel Corp - Fort Worth, TX Oct 2010 to Jan 2012
Clerk Luxottica Optical Manufacturing - Dallas, TX 2009 to 2010
Loss Prevention Associate Sam's Club - North Richland Hills, TX 2008 to 2009
Cashier, Customer Service Novem Car Interior - Austell, GA 2006 to 2007
Production operator Masonic Village - Elizabethtown, PA 2001 to 2006
Nursing assistant Ford Electronics Corporation - Lansdale, PA 1983 to 1998
Production Associate/Quality Inspector
Education:
Chattahoochie Technical College - Marietta, GA 2007
Medical HACC Community College - Harrisburg, PA 2003 to 2006
nursing Philadelphia Community College - Philadelphia, PA 1978 to 1979
General studies Simon Gratz High School - Philadelphia, PA 1974 to 1977
Diploma

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Structure For Determination Of Item Of Interest In A Sample

US Patent:
6562298, May 13, 2003
Filed:
Apr 23, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/298711
Inventors:
David C. Arnquist - The Colony TX
Grady Barnes, III - Grayslake IL
Richard D. Button - Richardson TX
Chadwick M. Dunn - McHenry IL
Patrick P. Fritchie - Southlake TX
Charles M. Galitz - Kenosha WI
Gregory E. Gardner - Euless TX
Cass J. Grandone - Southlake TX
Robert C. Gray - Gurnee IL
James T. Holen - Mundelein IL
Jimmy D. McCoy - Keller TX
James E. Mitchell - Windham NH
Adrian John Murray - Arlington Heights IL
David W. Murray - Allen TX
Jack F. Ramsey - Grayslake IL
Neal T. Sleszynski - Kenosha WI
Julius J. Toth - Mundelein IL
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
G01N 3504
US Classification:
422 63, 422 64, 422 67, 422 681, 422 8205, 436 47, 436 48, 436 49, 436 50, 1983474, 198348, 198357
Abstract:
The embodiments disclosed relate to determination of an item of interest in a sample. One embodiment relates to a structure which comprises a process path. The process path comprises a process lane including a process step performance lane where a process step is performed, and a process step avoidance lane where the process step is avoided. A first prime mover is operatively connected with the process path for moving a container holding the sample along the process path. A first pipetting system is operatively associated with the process path for introducing the sample to the container. A second pipetting system is operatively associated with the process path for introducing a reagent to the container. A device is operatively connected with the process path and is selectively engagable with the container for mixing the sample and the reagent in the container. A second prime mover is operatively connected with the process path for selectively positioning the container in a selected one of the process step performance lane and the process step avoidance lane.

Method Of Performing A Process For Determining An Item Of Interest In A Sample

US Patent:
5795784, Aug 18, 1998
Filed:
Sep 19, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/716079
Inventors:
David C. Arnquist - The Colony TX
Grady Barnes - Grayslake IL
Chadwick M. Dunn - McHenry IL
Richard C. East - Dallas TX
Patrick P. Fritchie - Southlake TX
Gregory E. Gardner - Euless TX
Cass J. Grandone - Southlake TX
Robert C. Gray - Gurnee IL
James T. Holen - Mundelein IL
Jimmy D. McCoy - Keller TX
James E. Mitchell - Windham NH
Adrian John Murray - Arlington Heights IL
David W. Murray - Allen TX
Jack F. Ramsey - Grayslake IL
Neal T. Sleszynski - Kenosha WI
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
G01N 3502
US Classification:
436 50
Abstract:
Embodiments described herein provide methods of performing a process for determining an item of interest in a sample. In one embodiment, a container for holding the sample is accepted in a process lane where a process step is selectively automatically performed on the sample in the container. The process step is selectively automatically performed on the sample in the container. An effective length of the process lane is maintained constant while a physical length of the process lane is selectively varied.

Method For Determination Of Item Of Interest In A Sample

US Patent:
5856194, Jan 5, 1999
Filed:
Sep 19, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/715780
Inventors:
David C. Arnquist - The Colony TX
Grady Barnes - Grayslake IL
Richard D. Button - Richardson TX
Chadwick M. Dunn - McHenry IL
Richard C. East - Dallas TX
Patrick P. Fritchie - Southlake TX
Charles M. Galitz - Kenosha WI
Gregory E. Gardner - Euless TX
Cass J. Grandone - Southlake TX
Robert C. Gray - Gurnee IL
James T. Holen - Mundelein IL
Robert P. Luoma - Highland Village TX
Jimmy D. McCoy - Keller TX
James E. Mitchell - Windham NH
Adrian John Murray - Arlington Heights IL
David W. Murray - Allen TX
Jack F. Ramsey - Grayslake IL
Neal T. Sleszynski - Kenosha WI
Julius J. Toth - Mundelein IL
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
G01N 3502
US Classification:
436 50
Abstract:
The embodiments disclosed relate to determination of an item of interest in a sample. In one method, a process path comprising a process lane including a process step performance lane where a process step is performed, and a process step avoidance lane where the process step is avoided is provided. A container holding the sample is moved along the process path. The sample is introduced to the container. A reagent is introduced to the container. The sample and the reagent are mixed in the container. The container is selectively positioned in a selected one of the process step performance lane and the process step avoidance lane. The item of interest in the sample is determined based upon a reaction between the sample and the reagent.

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Cynthia J Murray  David Murray  Dawn A Murray  Dayan S Murray  Dean A Murray  Deann R Murray  Deanna R Murray  Adrian Johnson  Adrian Standley  Adrian H White 

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