JAMES HENRY LEONARD IV
Pilots at Osage St, Houston, TX
License number
Texas C1070978
Category
Airmen
Address
Address
7139 Osage St, Houston, TX 77036
Professional information
President At Professional Video
Position:
President at Professional Video
Location:
Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Media Production
Work:
Professional Video
since 1983
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President
Austin Condo Adventure
2006 - 2012
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Owner
Lago Vista Property Owner
2006 - 2009
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Owner
Prudential Insurance
1979 - 1983
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A/V Producer
Fluor Engineers and Construction, Inc.
Jan 1975 - 1983
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Photography Dept
Education:
The University of Texas at Austin 1972 - 1975
BS, School of Communications, Radio-Television-Film Southwest Texas State University 1970 - 1972
Robbinsdale Sr. High 1967 - 1970
BS, School of Communications, Radio-Television-Film Southwest Texas State University 1970 - 1972
Robbinsdale Sr. High 1967 - 1970
Interests:
Photography, Cameras, Sailing, Video, Photoshop, Video Editing, Wood working, History, Anthropology, Science, Airplanes, New and old tools, computers, Apple products, anything tech, Recreational Vehicles, travel to the US and the world.
James Leonard - Houston, TX
Work:
Tech Corr USA
Plant Wide NACE Coating Inspector Englobal Engineering
Level II NDE Technician Iris NDT
Level II Technician Weld Spec
Assistant
Plant Wide NACE Coating Inspector Englobal Engineering
Level II NDE Technician Iris NDT
Level II Technician Weld Spec
Assistant
Method Of Discharging Particulate Material From A Hopper
US Patent:
4109827, Aug 29, 1978
Filed:
May 9, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/795122
Inventors:
James H. Leonard - Houston TX
Assignee:
Allied Industries Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
B65G 312, B65G 6570
US Classification:
222 1
Abstract:
A method of discharging particulate material from a hopper which minimizes vibration and impact loading is disclosed. The method provides a centrally located discharge column having a series of discharge openings extending vertically of an annular mass of particulate material in the hopper. The particulate material is discharged from a generally conically shaped, downwardly and inwardly directed, top portion of said mass of particulate material, progressively downwardly, through a choked flow discharge path provided by the interior of the discharge column.
Vented Gravity Blender
US Patent:
3936037, Feb 3, 1976
Filed:
May 22, 1974
Appl. No.:
5/472510
Inventors:
James H. Leonard - Houston TX
Assignee:
Allied Industries, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
B01F 500
US Classification:
259180
Abstract:
A gravity blender that discharges particulate material into a pressurized conveying system is provided with a conduit to substantially alleviate differential pressures between the blend chamber and the interior of the blender supply bin.