Radiology Associates Of Macon 770 Pne St STE 290, Macon, GA 31201 (478)7431458 (phone), (478)7454325 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Emory University School of Medicine Graduated: 1980
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. Hall graduated from the Emory University School of Medicine in 1980. He works in Macon, GA and specializes in Diagnostic Radiology and Radiology. Dr. Hall is affiliated with Coliseum Medical Centers, Coliseum Northside Hospital, Medical Center Navicent Health and The Medical Center Of Peach County.
Jan 2003 to Present OwnerNot Just Paint Ann Arbor, MI Feb 2006 to Aug 2007 General LaborerKelane Enterprises Ann Arbor, MI Feb 2002 to Aug 2002 General LaborerUniversity of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI May 1997 to Jun 2001 Patient TransporterUniversity of Michigan
May 1997 to Jun 2001 Patient TransporterUniversity of Michigan
Jan 1989 to May 1997 Food Service Worker
Education:
Washtenaw Community College Ann Arbor, MI Sep 2007 to Jun 2010 Associates of Arts in Generals Studies
A cantilever storage rack having posts with vertically spaced rectangular apertures and arms having U-shaped brackets embracing the posts. Each bracket has two pairs of vertically spaced rectangular apertures so that two pins connect the bracket and post. The lower bracket apertures are spaced slightly rearwardly of the upper apertures in a direction away from the face of the column. The result is that the cantilever arm is supported by the pins with area contact but is held away from the column, thereby insuring accurate vertical arm location.
An industrial storage rack construction which receives cassettes, that is, elongated racks for heavy materials, in vertically arranged relationship. The cassettes are to be inserted in and retrieved from the rack, and the invention pertains to the means for supporting the cassettes. This means comprises a series of rollers from front to rear of the rack at each level, supported by anti-friction bearings, and a rigid bar with a convex upper surface across the rear of the rack. The top of this bar is at a level slightly above the leve of the rollers. Each cassette is constructed with lower rails which ride on the rollers when the cassette is being inserted. The rearward ends of these rails will ride up on the rigid bar as insertion is completed so that the cassette will be frictionally locked in place while still being retrievable by the exertion of a relatively small withdrawing force. The friction lock will prevent creeping of the cassette out of its bay, and in case of seismic shocks the storage rack will tend to shift under the loaded cassettes, minimizing stresses on the storage rack itself.