Joshua T Walker
Electrician at Bellaire St, Denver, CO
License number
Colorado 992511
Issued Date
Sep 3, 1999
Renew Date
Sep 3, 1999
Type
Electrical Apprentice
Address
Address
1265 S Bellaire St #408, Denver, CO 80246
Personal information
See more information about Joshua T Walker at radaris.comName
Address
Phone
5270 Alturas Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80911
Professional information
Joshua Walker - Denver, CO
Work:
RGI-Informatics, LLC - Boston, MA
Database Administrator Full Sail University - Winter Park, FL
Web Administrator II Data Cube - Winter Park, FL
Network Engineer Bowyer Singleton & Associates, Inc. - Orlando, FL
Systems Administrator
Database Administrator Full Sail University - Winter Park, FL
Web Administrator II Data Cube - Winter Park, FL
Network Engineer Bowyer Singleton & Associates, Inc. - Orlando, FL
Systems Administrator
Education:
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA - Orlando, FL
Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems
Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems
Skills:
Strong MySQL/MS SQL Server skills, Database design and implementation, data migration, backup and recovery experience, Extensive Windows/Linux system administration skills, Perl, Python, and Shell scripting experience, Experience configuring and managing Apache and Tomcat webservers, IBM Netezza data warehouse appliance knowledge, Experience managing SAN-backed VMware ESXi infrastructure and VM deployment
Display Holder For Optically Read Discs
US Patent:
5533614, Jul 9, 1996
Filed:
Aug 23, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/294756
Inventors:
Joshua J. Walker - Denver CO
International Classification:
B65D 8557, A47G 2900
US Classification:
2063081
Abstract:
A wall mounted display holder for optically read discs, preferably compact discs. A rigid main panel (12) has one or more recesses (20) formed in its forward surface. Clasps (16) are affixed to projections (14) which are in turn affixed to the inner surface of recesses (20). Discs (30) are removably mounted on clasps (16) in a plane approximately parallel to forward surface of display holder (10). Recesses (20), and projections (14) are of sufficient size to allow user's fingers to easily grasp the outer edge of a disc (30) without interference from the main panel (12). Pressure may be applied to clasp (16) through central aperture (22) of disc (30), to prevent display holder (10) being pulled from wall during removal of disc (30).