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Dean B Wise, 78187 Unvquolad Ct, Brevard, NC 28712

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Dean A Wise Dean J Wise
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187 Unvquolad Ct, Brevard, NC 28712   

Pisgah Forest, NC   

25 Tulip Tree, Shokan, NY 12481    845-6576315    845-6578790   

Mountville, PA   

York, PA   

Red Lion, PA   

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Owner & Head Brewer At Below Grade Brewing

Position:
Head Brewer and Managing Member at Below Grade Brewing, Board Member at Bend 2030, Project Manager at J L Ward Company
Location:
Bend, Oregon
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
Below Grade Brewing - Bend, Oregon since Jun 2010
Head Brewer and Managing Member Bend 2030 - Bend, Oregon since Dec 2009
Board Member J L Ward Company since Sep 2009
Project Manager Brooks Resources Corporation Nov 1999 - Sep 2009
Project Manager J L Ward Company Feb 1991 - Nov 1999
Project Manager J E Krause, Architect Nov 1989 - Jan 1991
Senior Draftsperson
Education:
Central Oregon Community College 1994 - 1996
Post-Baccalaureate;, Accounting, Business Management, Business Law, Marketing and Advertising Portland State University 1985 - 1990
BS Art & Architecture, Urban Planning Bend Senior High
Interests:
Architecture & Design, Efficient Building systems, Green Building & Development, Downhill Skiing and other winter sports, Homebrewing, Mountain Biking, Playing Mandolin, Walking, Woodworking & Cooking
Honor & Awards:
2004 winner of the Downtown Bend Beautification Award (as a member of the Bend Development Board).
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Operations Manager At Cb Richard Ellis

Location:
United States
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Dean Wise

Location:
United States

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Us Patents

Probe Positioning Device For A Flask Freeze Drying

US Patent:
5689895, Nov 25, 1997
Filed:
Oct 31, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/742259
Inventors:
David T. Sutherland - Kingston NY
Alan P. MacKenzie - Mercer Island WA
Dean B. Wise - Shokan NY
Assignee:
S.P. Industries, Inc., The Virtis Division - Gardiner NY
International Classification:
F26B 1330
US Classification:
34 92
Abstract:
A device for positioning a probe, such as a temperature sensor, in a flask for freeze drying. The device includes a stopper adapted to be secured to an open end of the flask. The stopper has a center opening and at least one radial opening spaced from the center opening. The radial opening allows for fluid communication between inside and outside of the flask when the stopper is secured to the open end of the flask. The center opening receives a guide tube which extends into the flask and is sized to receive the probe such that substantially no fluid communication between the inside of the flask and the outside of the flask occurs through the guide tube or center opening. A channel formed in an upper surface of the stopper and an O-ring positioned about an outer diameter of a neck of the flask secure the probe in position relative to the guide tube. The multiple radial openings define an annular passageway which mimics fluid communication through a standard slit-type stopper employed in freeze drying.

Temperature-Controlled Homogenizer With Sample Gripper

US Patent:
5267790, Dec 7, 1993
Filed:
Mar 6, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/846835
Inventors:
David T. Sutherland - Kingston NY
Siegfried G. Bart - Gardiner NY
Douglas G. Wernerspach - Fishkill NY
Dean B. Wise - Shokan NY
Anthony P. Montalbano - Bayville NY
Christopher T. Montalbano - Great Neck NY
Douglas J. Hohlbein - Central Islip NY
Assignee:
SP Industries Limited Partnership - Miami FL
International Classification:
B01F 1506
B01F 716
B01F 1304
US Classification:
366145
Abstract:
The present invention provides a high speed homogenizer which has an adjustable gripping means to grip and hold containers of varying size. This gripping and holding means can be centered or decentered under the homogenizing tool. Decentering a container held by the gripping and holding means tends to minimize or even eliminate vortexing problems. The homogenizer also has electronic means for controlling the speed and time of operation of the homogenizing tool. The electronic control means of the homogenizer can also monitor the temperature of the sample being homogenized and respond to changes in temperature when necessary. The homogenizer can be easily adjusted up and down a vertical support post by a counter weighting mechanism such as a constant force spring.

Possible Relatives

Cynthia L Wise  David M Wise  Dawn E Wise  Daisy M Wise  Dallas D Wise  Debora Wise  Damon S Wise  Dean E Johnson  Dean M Stanbrough  Dean Stander 

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