Robert M Rodrick

age ~79

from Washington, NJ

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Also known as:

Robert M Roderick
Rodrick Robert

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Robert Rodrick Phones & Addresses

Washington, NJ
Annandale, NJ
23 Rockaway Rd, Lebanon, NJ 08833
Holloman Air Force Base, NM
Branchburg, NJ
Memphis, TN
Jersey City, NJ
Bridgewater, NJ

Work

Company:

Anylogic north america - Hampton, NJ
Dec 2010
Position:

Customer service/content editor

Education

School / High School:

Raritan Valley Community College- Branchburg, NJ
2007
Specialities:

design

Skills

HTML • Web Editing • Data Entry • Dreamweaver • SEO/Meta Tagging

Ranks

Licence:

New Jersey - Active
Date:

1975

Specialities

Intellectual Property

Resumes

Robert Rodrick

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Robert Rodrick Port Murray, NJ

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Work:

AnyLogic North America
Hampton, NJ
Dec 2010 to May 2011
Customer Service/Content Editor Bobrod Productions
Port Murray, NJ
Aug 2005 to Dec 2008
Founder and owner of an Internet Commercial business DoItYourself.com
Raritan, NJ
Oct 2000 to Aug 2005
Content Editor/Manager

Education:

Raritan Valley Community College
Branchburg, NJ
2007 to 2009
design University of Memphis
Memphis, TN
1994 to 1999
B.A. in History

Skills:

HTML, Web Editing, Data Entry, Dreamweaver, SEO/Meta Tagging

Lawyers & Attorneys

Robert M Rodrick - Lawyer

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Licenses:

New Jersey - Active 1975

Robert Rodrick - Lawyer

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Specialties:

Intellectual Property

ISLN:

902067606

Admitted:

1975

University:

New Jersey Institute of Technology, B.S.M.E., 1968; New Jersey Institute of Technology, 1971

Law School:

Seton Hall University, Newark, J.D., 1975

Us Patents

Apparatus And Method For Cooling Swimming Pool Water
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US Patent:

20160177587, Jun 23, 2016
Filed:

Dec 19, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/576345
Inventors:

Robert M. Rodrick - Lebanon NJ, US
International Classification:

E04H 4/12
Abstract:

An apparatus and method for cooling water in a swimming pool includes a heat exchanger coupled to a return conduit of the pool filtering system. The heat exchanger is buried in the ground at a depth at which the ground temperature is substantially constant year-round thereby providing a passive heat sink for the heat exchanger. Water from the swimming pool is passed to a three-way valve for directing pool water either directly back to the swimming pool or through the heat exchanger for cooling pool water by heat transfer to the ground heat sink before being returned to the pool. A temperature sensor may be disposed within the pool water to control the operation of the valve at a predetermined pool temperature above which pool water is directed through the heat exchanger for cooling.