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Plainfield, IL   

Chicago, IL   

Burbank, IL   

Bolingbrook, IL   

Willeys, IL   

24117 Pear Tree Cir, Plainfield, IL 60585    815-5499282   

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Director Of Benefits

Location:
Chicago, IL
Industry:
Insurance
Work:
Kemper since Apr 2007
Senior Manager, Retirement Benefits and Payroll
Unitrin Aug 2006 - Apr 2007
Defined Contribution Plans Manager
CCA Strategies Mar 2005 - Aug 2006
Consultant
Unitrin Jan 2000 - Mar 2005
Retirement Benefits Manager
Unitrin Oct 1998 - Dec 1999
Retirement Benefits Supervisor
Administrative Management Group May 1995 - Oct 1998
Retirement Benefits Consultant
Education:
Purdue University 1989 - 1993
B.S., Mathematics
Skills:
Retirement Benefits, Defined Contribution, Payroll, Employee Benefits, Leadership, Pensions, Benefits Administration, Defined Benefit, Executive Pay, Retirement, Vendor Management
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John Didomenico

Location:
Chicago, IL
Industry:
Retail
Work:
Boarders Books
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Remote Sensor Device For Monitoring Motor Vehicle Exhaust Systems

US Patent:
5371367, Dec 6, 1994
Filed:
Apr 13, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/045211
Inventors:
John DiDomenico - Algonquin IL
James H. Johnson - Woodstock IL
Kenneth W. Michaels - Spring Grove IL
Donald H. Stedman - Denver CO
Dennis L. Smith - Severna Park MD
Assignee:
Envirotest Systems Corp. - Tucson AZ
Colorado Seminary - Denver CO
International Classification:
G01N 2101
G01N 2135
US Classification:
2503385
Abstract:
Apparatus for detecting and measuring relative concentrations of pollutants such as HC, CO and CO. sub. 2 in the exhaust emissions from passing vehicles includes an infrared (IR) beam source for directing an IR beam through a vehicle's exhaust plume and a detector disposed on one side of a roadway and a lateral transfer mirror (LTM) disposed on the other side of the roadway for lateral reflecting of the IR beam back through the vehicle's exhaust plume and onto the detector. The LTM allows for close spacing and precise alignment between the emitted and reflected beam paths and permits the IR beam source and detector to be disposed in a single module. Compensation for variation in a range of vehicle operating conditions is provided by adjustable, computer-controlled potentiometers, while audio and/or visible light feedback of the detected IR signal allows a single operator to precisely align the optical components of the apparatus. The IR detector module includes a rotating mirror arrangement for directing the reflected IR beam in a pulsed manner onto a plurality of spaced detector elements, each adapted for detecting a specific pollutant, with the detector elements calibrated with each detected IR pulse to reduce errors arising from circuit drift.

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