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David D Hills, 56Arlington, TX

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Dewayne Hills David Hill
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Cynthia C Hill 48 David L Gryczkowski 52

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Arlington, TX   

Dallas, TX   

Fort Worth, TX   

Hurst, TX   

Grand Prairie, TX   

Tucson, AZ   

Lewisville, TX   

Work

Company: New england business works, llc Apr 2011 Position: Owner/president

Education

School / High School: University of Vermont- Burlington, VT Jan 1981 Specialities: BA in Business Administration
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David Hills - Lawyer

Specialties:
Sex, Age, Race, Disability or Religious, Employment Discrimination for Employees Only, Kansas & Missouri Workers Compensation, Social Security Disability Claims, Injuries from Defective Equipment involved in Mechanical Failure-Products Liability of Manufacturers, Automobile Personal Injury Claims, Civil Rights Violations
ISLN:
906475582
Admitted:
1967
University:
University of Missouri at Kansas City, B.B.A., 1963
Law School:
University of Missouri at Kansas City, J.D., 1967

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David Hills

Licenses:
License #: 47011 - Active
Category: Professional
Issued Date: Oct 22, 2007
Expiration Date: Dec 31, 2019

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Chief Executive Officer Roker

Location:
1814b Martin Luther Dr, Arlington, TX 76010
Industry:
Financial Services
Work:
Hfs
Chief Executive Officer Roker Fergerson Financial Feb 2004 - Nov 2006
Partner
Education:
Air Force College 1977 - 1984
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Finance
Skills:
Loans, Finance, Investments, Funding, Due Diligence, Commercial Mortgages, Residential Homes, Private Equity, Investment Properties, Asset Management, Structured Finance, Real Estate, Negotiation, Real Estate Financing, Valuation, Portfolio Management, Strategy, Real Estate Economics, Business Development, Business Strategy, Business Planning, Banking, Venture Capital, Financial Structuring, Capital Markets, Mergers and Acquisitions, Investment Banking, Project Finance, Financial Analysis, Corporate Finance, Trading, Asset Managment, Real Estate Development, New Business Development, Commercial Real Estate, Mortgage Lending, Entrepreneurship, Strategic Planning
Languages:
English
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President

Location:
10230 northeast Points Dr, Kirkland, WA 98033
Industry:
Architecture & Planning
Work:
Freiheit & Ho Architects, Inc., P.S. since 1986
Executive Vice President Group West Architects Inc., P.S. since 1985
Principal Retail Design Institute - Seattle Chapter since 1983
Executive Officer
Education:
Washington State University 1984 - 1985
B Architecture, Architecture Washington State University 1979 - 1984
BS Architecture, Architecture
Skills:
Sustainable Design, Leed Ap, Leed, Green Building, Architecture, Submittals, Retail Design, Renovation, Building Codes, Architectural Design, Design Management, Interior Design, Design Research, Aia, Comprehensive Planning, Mixed Use, Construction Drawings, Real Estate Development, Autocad, Construction Administration Services, Space Planning, Sketchup, Value Engineering, Architectures, Space Planning, Bim, Feasibility Studies, Residential Design, Sustainability, Site Planning, Revit, Architectural Drawings, Autocad Architecture, Interior Architecture, Rendering, Concept Design, Workplace Design, Urban Design, Usgbc, Tenant Improvement, Leed Accredited, Leadership In Energy and Environmental Design, Architects, Facilities Management, Furniture, Entitlements
Interests:
Architecture
Running
Bike Racing
Sailing and Travel
Sustainable Design
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President

Location:
Dallas, TX
Industry:
Wholesale
Work:
Thomas Dean & Co
Salesman Second Chance
President
Skills:
Sales Management, Retail, Customer Service, Wholesale, Merchandising, Marketing Strategy, Marketing, New Business Development, Strategic Planning, Apparel, Visual Merchandising
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Business Consultant
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Fleet Services Supervisor

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Fleet Services Supervisor
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David Hills - Charlestown, NH

Work:
New England Business Works, LLC Apr 2011 to 2000
Owner/President Black River Produce - Springfield, VT Oct 2007 to Mar 2011
Director of Operations Hills Management Resources - Middlebury, VT Jan 2006 to Sep 2007
Management Consultant Crestone Consulting, LLC - Denver, CO 1995 to 2005
Owner/President Deloitte Consulting/Deloitte & Touche - Dallas, TX 1997 to 2000
Healthcare Consulting Practice Manager West Hudson & Company - Los Angeles, CA 1989 to 1995
Senior Project Manager
Education:
University of Vermont - Burlington, VT Jan 1981 to Jan 1985
BA in Business Administration

Publications & IP owners

Us Patents

Apparatus And Method For Washing Clinical Apparatus

US Patent:
5610069, Mar 11, 1997
Filed:
Oct 27, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/549020
Inventors:
Frederick L. Clark - Plano TX
Kendall B. Hendrick - Southlake TX
Richard R. Martin - Irving TX
Larry W. Moore - Plano TX
William J. Raymoure - Lake Bluff IL
Paul R. Schrier - Carrollton TX
Edna S. Walker - Chicago IL
Donny R. Walker - Coppell TX
Gary E. Winter - Hanover Park IL
Kevin M. Cloonan - Round Lake IL
David A. Yost - Poolesville MD
John M. Clemens - Wadsworth IL
William J. Kanewske - Dallas TX
Douglas D. McDowell - Wildwood IL
Carl M. Oleksak - Fort Worth TX
William D. Rumbaugh - Carrollton TX
B. Jane Smith - Vernon Hills IL
James A. Vaught - Euless TX
Apparao Tayi - Grayslake IL
Robert A. Wohlford - Irving TX
James E. Mitchell - Lake Barrington IL
Robert B. Hance - Evanston IL
Peter A. Lagocki - Park Ridge IL
Richard A. Merriam - Dallas TX
Charles D. Pennington - Lake Zurich IL
Linda S. Schmidt - Mundelein IL
Adrian M. Spronk - Lindenhurst IL
Richard L. Vickstrom - Algonquin IL
William E. Watkins - Cedar Hill TX
Gilbert Clift - Mesquite TX
Alyn K. Stanton - Barrington IL
David B. Hills - Plano TX
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
G01N 3500
US Classification:
436 49
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for washing clinical apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus is a device for washing clinical apparatus, wherein the clinical apparatus is employed, at different times, to contain a first test substance during a first testing step and a second test substance during a second testing step subsequent to the first testing step. The apparatus comprises a device for supplying a wash solution to the apparatus, and for varying the quantity of the wash solution supplied to the apparatus. The apparatus further comprises a control unit for controlling the device for varying quantity to vary the quantity of the wash solution in proportion to the potential for contamination between the first test substance and the second test substance contained in the apparatus.

Cap Actuator For Opening And Closing A Container

US Patent:
5578494, Nov 26, 1996
Filed:
Feb 13, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/600321
Inventors:
Frederic L. Clark - Plano TX
Kendall B. Hendrick - Southlake TX
Richard R. Martin - Irving TX
Larry W. Moore - Plano TX
William J. Raymoure - Lake Blluff IL
Paul R. Schrier - Carrollton TX
Edna S. Walker - Chicago IL
Donny R. Walker - Coppell TX
Gary E. Winter - Hanover Park IL
Kevin M. Cloonan - Round Lake IL
David A. Yost - Poolesville MD
John M. Clemens - Wadsworth IL
William J. Kanewske - Pleasanton CA
Douglas D. McDowell - Wildwood IL
Carl M. Oleksak - Fort Worth TX
William D. Rumbaugh - Carrollton TX
B. Jane Smith - Vernon Hills IL
James A. Vaught - Euless TX
Apparao Tayi - Grayslake IL
Robert A. Wohlford - Irving TX
James E. Mitchell - Lake Barrington IL
Robert B. Hance - Evanston IL
Peter A. Lagocki - Park Ridge IL
Richard A. Merriam - Dallas TX
Charles D. Pennington - Lake Zurich IL
Linda S. Schmidt - Mundelein IL
Adrian M. Spronk - Lindenhurst IL
Richard L. Vickstrom - Algonquin IL
William E. Watkins - Cedar Hill TX
Gilbert Clift - Mesquite TX
Alyn K. Stanton - Barrington IL
David B. Hills - Plano TX
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
G01N 3510
B65D 5104
US Classification:
436 54
Abstract:
The present invention is a method for opening and closing a cap pivotally mounted on a container for storing reagents for use in an automated analytical instrument. The cap has one end for sealing the container and a tab extending from the other end for pivoting the cap. The method comprises the steps of positioning a closed container adjacent an actuating device mounted on the analytical system. The method further comprises the steps of projecting the actuating device against the top of the tab to pivotally open the cap to a position sufficiently vertical for aspirating reagent from the container, and retracting the actuating device from the cap to a position above the pivotal mounting thereof. The method comprises the final step of causing relative motion between the cap and the actuating device so that the actuating device drags along the top of the cap pivotally closing the cap to provide a sufficient seal on the container preventing evaporation of the reagent therefrom.

Sample Container Segment Assembly

US Patent:
5575978, Nov 19, 1996
Filed:
Jan 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/176551
Inventors:
Frederick L. Clark - Plano TX
Kendall B. Hendrick - Southlake TX
Richard R. Martin - Irving TX
Larry W. Moore - Plano TX
William J. Raymoure - Lake Bluff IL
Paul R. Schrier - Carrollton TX
Edna S. Walker - Chicago IL
Donny R. Walker - Coppell TX
Gary E. Winter - Hanover Park IL
Kevin M. Cloonan - Round Lake IL
David A. Yost - Poolesville MD
John M. Clemens - Wadsworth IL
William J. Kanewske - Dallas TX
Douglas D. McDowell - Wildwood IL
Carl M. Oleksak - Fort Worth TX
William D. Rumbaugh - Carrollton TX
B. Jane Smith - Vernon Hills IL
James A. Vaught - Euless TX
Apparao Tayi - Grayslake IL
Robert A. Wohlford - Irving TX
James E. Mitchell - Lake Barrington IL
Robert B. Hance - Evanston IL
Peter A. Lagocki - Park Ridge IL
Richard A. Merriam - Dallas TX
Charles D. Pennington - Lake Zurich IL
Linda S. Schmidt - Mundelein IL
Adrian M. Spronk - Lindenhurst IL
Richard L. Vickstrom - Algonquin IL
William E. Watkins - Cedar Hill TX
Gilbert Clift - Mesquite TX
Alyn K. Stanton - Barrington IL
David B. Hills - Plano TX
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
G01N 3500
US Classification:
422104
Abstract:
A sample container segment assembly for use in an automated, continuous, and random access analytical system is disclosed. The assembly includes a sample container which is received by a sample container segment, and the sample container segment is received on a carousel of the automated analytical instrument. The test sample container includes an upper skirt and a body having a reservoir for receipt of the test sample. The segment includes a base, a frame, and a handle. The frame has a shelf for which the upper skirt of the test sample container rests on, and has openings for receipt of the body of the sample container. The carousel has a carousel trough for receipt of the base of the sample container segment, and has a plurality of alignment pins disposed in the carousel trough. The base of the sample container segment has a circular slot and an elongated slot for receiving the alignment pins and positioning the sample container segment relative to the carousel. The sample container segment can include a liquid level sensing sleeve which is made of a conductive material and surrounds the reservoir of the test sample container inserted therein.

Assay Verification Control For An Automated Analytical System

US Patent:
5635364, Jun 3, 1997
Filed:
Jan 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/176173
Inventors:
Frederick L. Clark - Plano TX
Kendall B. Hendrick - Southlake TX
Richard R. Martin - Irving TX
Larry W. Moore - Plano TX
William J. Raymoure - Lake Blluff IL
Paul R. Schrier - Carrollton TX
Edna S. Walker - Chicago IL
Donny R. Walker - Coppell TX
Gary E. Winter - Hanover Park IL
Kevin M. Cloonan - Round Lake IL
David A. Yost - Poolesville MD
John M. Clemens - Wadsworth IL
William J. Kanewske - Dallas TX
Douglas D. McDowell - Wildwood IL
Carl M. Oleksak - Fort Worth TX
William D. Rumbaugh - Carrollton TX
B. Jane Smith - Vernon Hills IL
James A. Vaught - Euless TX
Apparao Tayi - Grayslake IL
Robert A. Wohlford - Irving TX
James E. Mitchell - Lake Barrington IL
Robert B. Hance - Evanston IL
Peter A. Lagocki - Park Ridge IL
Richard A. Merriam - Dallas TX
Charles D. Pennington - Lake Zurich IL
Linda S. Schmidt - Mundelein IL
Adrian M. Spronk - Lindenhurst IL
Richard L. Vickstrom - Algonquin IL
William E. Watkins - Cedar Hill TX
Gilbert Clift - Mesquite TX
Alyn K. Stanton - Barrington IL
David B. Hills - Plano TX
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
G01N 3353
G01N 33538
G01N 33546
G01N 3500
US Classification:
435 792
Abstract:
A method for verifying that an assay methodology is properly performed, that assay reagents employed possess the necessary potency for accurately performing such assay methodology, and whether or not test samples or assay reagents have been tampered with or are adulterated, is described. The method is performed by employing an assay verification sample, comprising a positive analyte component and the test sample under analysis, wherein the assay verification sample is analyzed employing the same assay reagents and essentially the same assay methodology employed to analyze the test sample. The method is particularly useful for performing heterogeneous immunoassays on an automated continuous and random access analytical system.

Automated Liquid Level Sensing System

US Patent:
5627522, May 6, 1997
Filed:
Jan 3, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/176610
Inventors:
Donny R. Walker - Coppell TX
James A. Vaught - Euless TX
David B. Hills - Plano TX
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
B01L 302
US Classification:
340618
Abstract:
An automated liquid level sensing system for use in an automated, continuous, and random access analytical system is disclosed. A pipette probe is positioned above, and lowered into, a liquid sample container which contains the liquid to be detected. The probe is energized by a near radio-frequency (RF) signal source. A receiving antenna is positioned below the sample container, and is oriented so that very little signal is detected from the probe while the probe is in air. When the probe contacts liquid in the sample container, the electromagnetic field of the RF signal is increased and reoriented toward the receiving antenna. An autozero circuit maintains a near-zero output from the receiving antenna when slow changes in signal level occur due to changes in probe position or other environmental factors. The autozero circuit allows the sudden increase in signal amplitude, due to liquid contact, to pass to a receiver. A shield-driven triax cable connects the autozero circuit to the receiver, and significantly reduces the normal capacitance of the cable, enabling the signal change to be more easily detected.

Sample Container Segment Assembly

US Patent:
5762878, Jun 9, 1998
Filed:
Sep 9, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/713553
Inventors:
Frederick L. Clark - Plano TX
Kendall B. Hendrick - Southlake TX
Richard R. Martin - Irving TX
Larry W. Moore - Plano TX
William J. Raymoure - Lake Bluff IL
Paul R. Schrier - Carrollton TX
Edna S. Walker - Chicago IL
Donny Ray Walker - Coppell TX
Gary E. Winter - Hanover Park IL
Kevin M. Cloonan - Round Lake IL
David A. Yost - Poolesville MD
John M. Clemens - Wadsworth IL
William J. Kanewske - Dallas TX
Douglas D. McDowell - Wildwood IL
Carl M. Oleksak - Fort Worth TX
William D. Rumbaugh - Carrollton TX
B. Jane Smith - Vernon Hills IL
James A. Vaught - Euless TX
Apparao Tayi - Grayslake IL
Robert A. Wohlford - Irving TX
James E. Mitchell - Lake Barrington IL
Robert B. Hance - Evanston IL
Peter A. Lagocki - Park Ridge IL
Richard A. Merriam - Dallas TX
Charles D. Pennington - Lake Zurich IL
Linda S. Schmidt - Mundelein IL
Adrian M. Spronk - Lindenhurst IL
Richard L. Vickstrom - Algonquin IL
William E. Watkins - Cedar Hill TX
Gilbert Clift - Mesquite TX
Alyn K. Stanton - Barrington IL
David B. Hills - Plano TX
Assignee:
Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:
B01L 300
US Classification:
422102
Abstract:
A sample container segment assembly for use in an automated, continuous, and random access analytical system is disclosed. The assembly includes a sample container which is received by a sample container segment, and the sample container segment is received on a carousel of the automated analytical instrument. The test sample container includes an upper skirt and a body having a reservoir for receipt of the test sample. The segment includes a base, a frame, and a handle. The frame has a shelf for which the upper skirt of the test sample container rests on, and has openings for receipt of the body of the sample container. The carousel has a carousel trough for receipt of the base of the sample container segment, and has a plurality of alignment pins disposed in the carousel trough. The base of the sample container segment has a circular slot and an elongated slot for receiving the alignment pins and positioning the sample container segment relative to the carousel. The sample container segment can include a liquid level sensing sleeve which is made of a conductive material and surrounds the reservoir of the test sample container inserted therein.

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Materials For Engineering: A Fundamental Design Approach

Author:
David Hills
ISBN #:
0582031850

Computational Mesh Adaptation: Ecarp--European Computational Aerodynamics Research Project

Author:
David P. Hills
ISBN #:
3528069694

Possible Relatives

Cynthia J Hills  Dean M Hills  Deborah D Hills  Daniel C Hills  Denise R Hills  Darcie Hills  Derek R Hills  David Last  David W Johnson  David Stamps 

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