MR. ROBERT A HILL, ROBERT HILL
Pharmacy at Northern Lights Blvd, Anchorage, AK
License number
Alaska 996
Category
Pharmacy
Type
Pharmacist
Address
Address
600 E Northern Lights Blvd, Anchorage, AK 99503
Phone
(907) 339-0660
(907) 258-9770
(907) 258-9770
Organization information
See more information about ROBERT A HILL at bizstanding.comROBERT HILL, LLC
2700 N Seward Hwy, Anchorage, AK 99503
Status:
Inactive
Registration:
Dec 19, 2003
State ID:
84097D
Business type:
Limited Liability Company
Expiration:
Perpetual
Manager:
D Robert Hill (Manager)
Next Report:
20070102
Professional information
Made Tchnician In 3 Months
Position:
technician at Hansen's Transmision, shophand/parts runner at Hansen Transmissions
Location:
Anchorage, Alaska Area
Industry:
Automotive
Work:
Hansen's Transmision
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technician
Hansen Transmissions
since Jan 2010
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shophand/parts runner
Robert Hill - Anchorage, AK
Work:
pacific building services - Wasilla, AK
Janitorial Worker Magic Brite Janitorial - Anchorage, AK
Janitorial Services Hansen Transmission and Gear - Anchorage, AK
shop hand, and technician Denny's restaurant - Anchorage, AK
Dishwasher, busser, and later server Carr's Quality Center - Anchorage, AK
Overnight stocker First Call Staffing - Franklin, IN
laborer
Janitorial Worker Magic Brite Janitorial - Anchorage, AK
Janitorial Services Hansen Transmission and Gear - Anchorage, AK
shop hand, and technician Denny's restaurant - Anchorage, AK
Dishwasher, busser, and later server Carr's Quality Center - Anchorage, AK
Overnight stocker First Call Staffing - Franklin, IN
laborer
Education:
AK Job Corps - Palmer, AK
GED and Basic Carpentry in Carpentry
GED and Basic Carpentry in Carpentry
Device To Facilitate Removal Of Juvenile And Female Crabs From The Inside Of Crab Traps And Method Of Use Thereof
US Patent:
5351435, Oct 4, 1994
Filed:
Jun 22, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/080197
Inventors:
Robert Hill - Anchorage AK
International Classification:
A01K 6900
US Classification:
43100
Abstract:
A device that prevents female and juvenile crabs from becoming stuck in the upper portions of a crab trap is disclosed. In crab traps using angled tunnels, the upper portions of the trap provide a place for the young crab to hide from the larger males. Once in this area, however, the crab are difficult to remove. Many are often killed or injured during removal. To prevent this problem, a formed perforated shield is attached in the wedge-shaped area formed between the inside of the tunnel and the top of a crab trap. Two types of shields are disclosed. The first is an angled shield that conforms to the shape of the upper tunnel and the top of the trap. The shield fits into this wedge-shaped area to provide a smooth surface that makes it impossible for the crabs to find a place to secure a hold. The second device is simply a perforated, flat shield that fits across the space formed by the tunnel and the top of the trap. The shield has contoured ends to conform to the exact space being blocked.