Christopher Van Conklin from New Fairfield, CT, age 68

Resumes

Hempfield High School

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Location:

228 west Brown St, Norristown, PA 19401

Industry:

Sports

Work:

Loch Nairn Golf Club since Apr 2008
Head Golf Professional
Coatesville Country Club 2000 - 2007
First Assistant Golf Professional

Education:

Millersville University of Pennsylvania 1984 - 1987
Penn State University 1983 - 1984

Skills:

Golf Instruction
Sports Marketing
Sponsorship
Tournaments
Club
Merchandising
Golf
Sports
Sports Coaching
Sales
Golf Course Management
Purchasing
Sports Management
Resorts
Hospitality
Inventory Management
Golf Courses
Event Management
Junior Golf
Golf Management
Sales Management
Retail
Pga
Budgets
Golf Clubs
Golf Club Repair
Customer Service
Golf Fitness
Country Clubs
Golf Equipment
Sports Industry
Baseball
Player Development
Athletics
Sporting Goods
Professional Sports
Tennis

Interests:

Golf
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Location:

New York, NY

Industry:

Financial Services

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Us Patents

Tunable Power Save Loop For Processor Chips
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US Patent:

20210294640, Sep 23, 2021
Filed:

Mar 17, 2020
Appl. No.:

16/820808
Inventors:

- Armonk NY, US
William V. Huott - Holmes NY, US
Eberhard Engler - Tuebingen, DE
Christopher Raymond Conklin - Stone Ridge NY, US
Stephanie Lehrer - Poughkeepsie NY, US
Andrew A. Turner - Underhill VT, US
International Classification:

G06F 9/48
G06F 11/34
Abstract:

Aspects of the present invention disclose a method for avoiding overvoltages of a processor chip. The method includes one or more processors identifying one or more processing units of a computing device. The method further includes determining respective activity levels of one or more processing elements of the one or more processing units of the computing device. The method further includes determining respective voltages of the one or more processing units of the computing device. The method further includes regulating the respective voltages of the one or more processing units of the computing device based at least in part on the respective activity levels of the one or more processing elements.