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Materials
Performance Magazine
I've been a tech writer for trade magazines like the Oil & Gas
Journal and Materials Performance Magazine – plus desalter
training manuals, computer user guides, a book on offshore platform
automation, a monograph on CO2 flooding for the Society of Petroleum
Engineers, and a gymnastics medical guide for 14-year-olds (see
the page on books). With a chemistry degree from Rice
summa cum laude and more than 20 years of experience,
I can handle almost any level of scientific complexity. |
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Transmission
& Distribution World
I drafted this cover story for Quanta Services
and Kansas City Power & Light.
The
article describes how the two companies worked together
to rebuild a 345-kV power line without ever disrupting
service, the first time this had ever been done with so
much electricity still flowing in the line.
With the nation's power infrastructure in desperate need
of
upgrading,
the new
rebuild
technology offered by Quanta Services is
increasingly important.
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Hart's
E&P Magazine
This article on underbalanced drilling was written for the
technical guru at Weatherford.
Underbalanced
drilling is a new technology that scares off many drillers — this article shows how profitable it can be, and how
Weatherford's expertise makes it safe and effective.
I can handle just about any technology you can throw at
me — and make it interesting to read about! |
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Lubes
'n Greases Magazine
This cover story was titled "Winning the Lubrication Battle."
"Can
a computer program bring push-button ease to lube scheduling?
Can it give an edge to oil companies fighting for a share
of the industrial market? And does the innovative software
company that developed this program have market leadership
on its mind?"
It
helps to get off with a good lead! |
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