MR. CHARLES MARTIN STEWART, RPH
Pharmacy at Gano St, Houston, TX

License number

Texas 24074

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Name

Address

Phone

Charles Stewart

5249 Us Highway 277 S, Abilene, TX 79605

Charles Stewart

5303 Atascocita Rd APT 923, Humble, TX 77346

Charles Stewart

514 Arlington St, Houston, TX 77007

Charles Stewart

519 Point Mdw, San Antonio, TX 78253

Charles Stewart

5315 Timber Creek Place Dr Apt, Houston, TX 77084

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President At Tanne Petroleum Corp

Position:

President at Tanne Petroleum Corp

Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Oil & Energy

Work:

Tanne Petroleum Corp since Sep 2009 - President Tanne Petroleum Jun 2004 - Sep 2009 - Sr. Vice President

Education:

Texas A&M University-Kingsville 1954 - 1957
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Charles Stewart - Houston, TX

Work:

Load Truck
Driver/ Warehouse Associate Centerline Cartage
Driver/ Warehouse Associate UPS - Livonia, MI
Package Handler U S Army
Carpentry and Masonry Specialist

Education:

Lewis College of Business - Detroit, MI
Accounting Murray Wright High School - Detroit, MI
Diploma

Charles Stewart - Houston, TX

Work:

Doctors Hospital at Renaissance/Rio One Health Network
HIE Director Boeing Company - Houston, TX
Systems Engineer GHG Corporation/SAIC - Houston, TX
Senior Software Project Engineer Specialist

Education:

Houston Community College - Houston, TX
HITECH Program Certificates in Health Information Management Southern University and A&M College - Baton Rouge, LA
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science American Intercontinental University - Houston, TX
Master in Business Administration

Skills:

CHTS-IM, CHTS-PW, CHTS-TR, CHTS-TS, Six Sigma Black Belt; ISO Lead Assessor; Project Management; Leadership and Management

Professor At Rice University

Position:

Professor at Rice University

Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Higher Education

Work:

Rice University - Professor

Charles Stewart - Houston, TX

Work:

Houston Military Entrance Processing Station
Test Administrator Gas Turbine - Jacksonville, FL
System Mechanic

Education:

Crowville High School - Crowville, LA
High School diploma

Charles Stewart - Houston, TX

Work:

Houston Military Entrance Processing Station
Test Administrator Gas Turbine - Jacksonville, FL
System Mechanic

Education:

Crowville High School - Crowville, LA
High School diploma

Charles Stewart - Houston, TX

Work:

hima americas inc
Wireman/assembler JF Giles INC. (industrial mixer manufacturer) - Houston, TX
Lead wireman/assembler/welder/autoCad designer/metal polisher Honeywell and J. F. Giles, Inc - Houston, TX
Ameritech Staffing - Temporary Assignments Tyco Thermal Controls - Houston, TX
Ameritech Staffing - Temporary Assignments NS Controls - Houston, TX
assembler/wireman

Retail Professional

Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Retail

Education:

San Jose City College 1980 - 1984
AA, Gen study

Method For Exploring For Hydrocarbons Utilizing Three Dimensional Modeling Of Thermal Anomalies

US Patent:

5321612, Jun 14, 1994

Filed:

Feb 26, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/661902

Inventors:

Charles H. Stewart - Houston TX

Assignee:

Swift Energy Company - Houston TX

International Classification:

G01V 100

US Classification:

364420

Abstract:

A method for exploring and finding a subterranean hydrocarbon reservoir by modeling of temperature and/or thermal anomalies within a geologic volume of the earth's crust. The geologic volume is subdivided into a plurality of laterally disposed and aligned, and vertically disposed and aligned, volumetric cells. Geologic properties are assigned for each of the volumetric cells, and a normal gradient temperature is determined and generated for the geologic volume. An x, y, z temperature is assigned for each volumetric cell based on the normal gradient temperature of the geologic volume. A hypothetical hydrocarbon reservoir is disposed in the geologic volume by varying the geologic properties of some of the plurality of volumetric cells; and a true x, y, z temperature is computed for each volumetric cell caused by the hypothetical hydrocarbon reservoir. A true hydrocarbon reservoir in the geologic volume is determined from the true x, y, z temperature of each volumetric cell.