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Worldwide Recycling Equipment Sales is a leader in the waste processing, recycling and environmental process equipment industry, specializing in tire recycling, wood waste recycling, demolition recycling, auto & metal recycling, and soil remediation. Our experienced sales specialists can locate the equipment you need or help you sell your surplus equipment, by active ...
Cincinnati Retread Systems
based in Fairfield, OHIO (USA)
We have been manufacturing equipment for the retreading and tire recycling industry for over 30 years. We offer Tire Mulchers, Pollution control systems, Rubber material Classifiers, Magnetic separation and Blowers.
RTI Cryogenics Inc.
based in Cambridge, ONTARIO (CANADA)
RTI Cryogenics Inc. is owned and operated by Jim Anderson, a veteran in the tire recycling industry. Since 1989, he has been pushing the limits of what is possible with recycling systems, and is one of the founding shareholders and developers of cryogenic tire recycling technology.Jim's quest for excellence led him to set up RTI Cryogenics Inc. This way, he could ...
Great Northern Equipment Distributing, Inc. (Dosko)
based in Rogers, MINNESOTA (USA)
Dosko products have been known for our durability, flexibility and portability. Dosko`s commercial quality equipment can withstand the daily grind of the tree care industry. Dosko has become known for its rugged Stump Grinders, Log Splitters, Chipper/Mulchers and Brush Chippers because they are quality built and outperform the rest. Dosko machines are built with solid ...
DIRESUN Machinery Industry Co., Ltd.
based in CHINA
Supporting the green cause – Waste Tire Recycling Machine Production LineAs a firm believer in the cause of environment, DIRESUN constantly seeks green business project solution, we have invested and set up a waste tire recycling machinery production line plant strictly operated by DIRESUN International Business Areas (hereinafter as `DIBA`) in 2009 year, with primary ...
Arrowhead International
based in Brecksville, OHIO (USA)
Arrowhead International is a leading supplier of TURNKEY ambient tire recycling systems, as well as, equipment & technology to produce value added products, such as, extruders to make porous irrigation hose, automated molding for rubber pavers, mixing system & hydraulics presses for molded goods, and crumb rubber coloring systems. Arrowhead International also manufactures ...
The Tyre Recycling Company
based in Dammam, SAUDI ARABIA
The Tyre Recycling Company is primarily a recycling based entity with the addition of consultancy for projects and organizations. With off-shoots dealing in many diversified fields such as waste management assessment, marketing, consultancy for clients, investment in recycling technology, rubber products manufacturing, Tyre collection services, Mobile Tyre Plants and ...
Retreading Business Ltd
based in Crewe, UNITED KINGDOM
Retreading Business is the world`s leading specialist magazine for the tyre retreading industry. If you want to find out more about the retreading process or are looking to source retreading equipment, tread rubber or other products used in retreading plants, you are in the right place. Retreading Business aims to be the one-stop information source for retreaders on a ...
ARTECH Reduction Technology
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ARTECH has developed state-of-the-art shredding systems for clients around the world. From our manufacturing facility, ARTECH produces the most durable, technologically advanced and cost-effective systems available on the market today. With over 1100 shredding systems currently in operation around the world, ARTECH has the engineering and manufacturing expertise to custom ...
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Update: Well, that was a disaster. It turns out the silly game only lets you start a guild if all members of your current party are over level 15, or bought a Founders pack, or transferred Zen into the game. So it didn't happen tonight. However, if those who tick any of those boxes want to email me either via above, or in the game (jennifer@bothererer), we can try to organise something soon.
Sorry I wasn't able to respond to everyone's questions in game – that tiny little chat box and the sheer volume made it impossible.
Cryptic's Neverwinter has just gone live into open beta, not half an hour ago. Which means that now all and sundry can return to the Sword Coast to swash, thieve, bludgeon or feyly dance through it's grrrrr-based adventures. And so it is that it only seems appropriate for there to be an RPS guild within. If you're interested in joining, we'll need some help getting it going – details below.


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..... to periodically check your junk mail. I found 2 old emails today from GW members who probably think I've ignored them! And I've been feeling a bit put out for the same reason with other people - never heard back but my mail probably went into a junk folder, too. If you allow email from members here, it is probably filtered to your junk mail because it comes screened from GW. It helps to make yourself known in the subject line, like DLM2000** from Garden Web** or something so it's easier to pick out in the junk folder. |
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I could use some suggestions and inspiration on colors to paint the backdoor of my house. Our house is a light yellow with brown shutters and a brownish-red roof. The front porch is screened in so you can't really see the front door. The front screen door is white and the front door is white. We'll be getting new doors soon that allow for more visibility and I am planning on painting the front door red.
The back door is not visible from the street. We primarily use this door though the front door is used for guests. I'm not sure I want this door to be red as well. Should we just keep it white or perhaps a different color? I'm afraid the white will just get dirty again quickly so another color would be better. I look forward to your suggestions. Thanks! |
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EnhancedCS 6800 Holabird Avenue, Baltimore, MD (443) 866-3560 |
Bay Computer Technologies 41 Admiral Boulevard, Dundalk, MD (410) 335-4733 |
MSL Computers 8400 Cove Road, Dundalk, MD (410) 285-1916 |
Computer Diagnostics Inc 1430 Dundalk Avenue, Baltimore, MD (410) 288-1656 |
Mobile PC Repair 300 East Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD (443) 692-1818 |
LDA Inc 3500 Boston Street #313, Baltimore, MD (410) 327-5680 |
Charm City Networks - Computer Repair Shop 1414 Key Highway, Suite M101, Baltimore, MD (443) 438-7311 |
LITTLE Shop of Hardware 3252 Keswick Road, Baltimore, MD (410) 467-4631 |
Geek Squad 600 East Pratt Street #300, Baltimore, MD (410) 234-3020 |
Alpha Business Services, Inc. 5625 O'Donnell Street, Baltimore, MD (410) 633-1910 |
Above, I have listed computer repair services in Dundalk, Maryland. All of the businesses have been recommended to us by residents living in Dundalk who work in the Information Technology industry. All listings offer virus and malware removal, data recovery and back ups, networking, repair diagnostic and hardware installation for PCs, Laptops, Apple and Mac products in the Dundalk area. Many computer users are plagued with hard to remove viruses and trojans, which are spread by nefarious people in order to steal your bank account information. The virus or malware is often undetected, and you won't even know when you have it. You might notice that your computer is slow, and that is a tell tale sign of an infection. Unlike human viruses, computer viruses can be removed without being looked at by a professional in Dundalk. There is software developed specifically to remove viruses for free. Malware removal programs are a great way to get your computer back up to speed, and are often less expensive than expensive diagnostics from Dundalk IT professionals.


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Maple branches in the yard of this Antebellum home are literally placed on a pedestal—a vintage column—in the master bathroom. The owner found the pressed fern at a flea market. The walls are painted Throne by Ralph Lauren.
Bright idea: A dark coat of paint lends gravitas to a simple claw-foot tub.
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The Dropkick Murphys are a fun band if you sort of like boozy punk rock or really like booze and don't mind gross Irish American stereotypes. The Dropkicks were once just another band from Boston, playing Warped Tours and trying to sell records like every other band.
Then the collective professional sports franchises become unimaginably successful. And the Dropkick Murphys spied an opportunity.
The Dropkick Murphys quickly attached themselves to the Boston Red Sox, writing song after song with Lansdowne Street pre-gaming in mind. They didn't hesitate glomming onto the Boston Bruins, ensure Bostonians of all stripe have familiar songs to sing.
No player is associated as closely with DKM than former Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon, he of the "Shipping Up to Boston" walk-out music. At least, that was his music.
Papelbon, of course, signed with the Phillies this off-season for approximately eleventy billion dollars. Which is all well and good, can't knock the hustle. The band doesn't harbour any ill will towards Paps, he remains a spokeperson for the band's charity The Claddagh Fund. They only have one thing for the former Red Sox reliever: he has to change his music. The Murphys decree it.
"He can't use 'Shipping Up To Boston,'" [Murphys' lead singer Ken] Casey said. "That's a Boston song. One of the Philadelphia radio guys suggested 'Johnny I Hardly Knew Ya.'""And I have to get with the new Sox closer [Andrew Bailey] to let him know he can use 'Shipping Up To Boston,'" Casey adds. "That's not Pap's song. That's the closer's song."
That's the closer's song! Whether Bailey wants to use it or not, that is his new music. No pressure, just follow the act of one of baseball's best closers for the past six years by mimicking his act as closely as possible!
The Murphys played two shows at Fenway Park in August and now have a live record to show for it, which you can buy if you are so inclined. They are also releasing a limited edition 7″ picture disc on Bridge Nine records, which is pretty cool if you ask me (you didn't.) It has a baseball on it, what more could you want? What's that? Better songs? Sorry, can't help you.


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Mr Neil Mules Ambassador to Netherlands
Mr Mules is a senior career officer with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). He was most recently Australian Ambassador to Brazil. Mr Mules has previously served overseas as Ambassador to Mexico and Iraq with earlier postings to Vietnam, Indonesia, Zimbabwe, Turkey, and Brazil.
Mr Mules holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Flinders University. He was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2003 for his role in responding on the ground to the Bali terrorist bombs in 2002 and was appointed an Officer in the Order of Australia in April 2004 for his outstanding service as Australia's representative in Iraq.


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The undercards are finished. Only the heavyweights remain. Let's get ready to rumble….
Jump for Feltbot's platinum-plated picks for the 2012 NBA Playoffs Conference Championship Series! Continue reading
The undercards are finished. Only the heavyweights remain. Let's get ready to rumble….
Jump for Feltbot's platinum-plated picks for the 2012 NBA Playoffs Conference Championship Series! Continue reading
What's the deal with the second round starting in the East before the first is finished in the West? Doesn't seem right, particularly since it forced me to my keyboard on a sunny Saturday morning.
Confession: I didn't watch a single Eastern conference first round playoff game, even though I had money wagered (Celtics ftw). Actually, I guess I did watch parts of a couple Celtics' 4th quarters against the Hawks. And I did manage to come up with another firm betting rule for myself in the process: Rule 916: Never Bet on a Team that has Josh Smith. Continue reading
Don't you know
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run, run, run, run, run, run, run
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Run, run, run, run, run, run, run,
run, run, run, run, run. — Tracy Chapman
This comes straight from the playbook of Don Nelson, who back in the day when we believed, stole a game from the formidable Chris Paul – David West – Tyson Chandler Hornets, in New Orleans, like this:
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Tagged Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, Golden State Warriors, Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry
What is it with Joe Lacob's reluctance to spend money on this Warriors team? Last year he refused to shore up the worst bench in the NBA for a team that was arguably in contention at the trade deadline. This year in free agency he refused to "overspend" for a quality defensive center, virtually ensuring that the Warriors came away with nothing. Continue reading
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The early line on the 2012 NBA win totals just came out. I think they speak for themselves regarding the "changes" that Joe Lacob has brought to the Warriors. Continue reading
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My NBA Western Conference rankings will be far more idiosyncratic than most. First of all, because they are made with absolutely no reference to the schedule, which by all accounts is extremely unfair. Unlike normal years, not everyone plays the same teams the same number of times, at home and away. I'm plenty nerdy, but not nerdy enough to weight all that. (Particularly since I can't find a bookie willing to give season win totals this year. Bah humbug!)
Second, because my rankings have almost nothing to do with who I think will win the Western Conference. Continue reading
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Klay Thompson will be in the running for Rookie of the Year. — Joe Lacob
Joe Lacob is gonna really, really regret saying these words, which he splashed all over the media in the preseason. They are wrong on so many levels, not least in the ridiculous expectations they set in the mind of a young player, for all the wrong reasons (see Evans, Tyreke). They are words grounded more in trying to establish Lacob's credibility as Warriors GM, and in selling tickets and jerseys, than they are in reality, or the best interests of the Golden State Warriors (see Lin, Jeremy).
Let's be real: Klay Thompson has no chance of becoming rookie of the year. Continue reading
Nelson says his plan for the 2010-11 season was to play David Lee at center, because he considers Lee a good power forward and an All-Star center. — Scott Ostler, SF Chronicle April 18, 2011
David Lee played 5 seasons for the New York Knicks, most of which he spent at the center position. In 2009-10, his last Knicks season, he averaged 20 points and 12 rebounds a game, playing exclusively at center. This earned him a well-deserved trip to the All Star game.
So why is it that since Joe Lacob has taken over the Warriors, David Lee has been considered strictly a power forward? Continue reading
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Tagged David Lee, Golden State Warriors, Joe Lacob
On a rush: On a run; to be dealt a series of strong hands. — The Poker Dictionary
The Golden State Warriors have apparently traded Lou Amundson to the Indiana Pacers for Brandon Rush. I think this was a brilliant move, one that radically transforms the Warriors roster.
Think that's an overstatement? Read on. Continue reading
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Most NBA pundits are predicting that Mark Jackson is about to radically transform the Warriors style, forcing them away from their run and gun roots under Nellie, and towards a slowed-down style that emphasizes defense first.
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Ialready posted this further down the page, but here it is again. Enjoy! |
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Norbert Connor Keough, a fifth generation Australian and a United States Navy veteran, joined the Returned & Services League of Australia in April 2009. In 2014 Norb was appointed the inaugural Managing Advocate of the RSL Veterans' Centre East Sydney which a subsidiary of the North Bondi RSL Sub-Branch. He previously served as Sub-Branch Honorary Secretary from 2010 until 2013, is the Immediate Past President of the Sub-Branch having served as President from 2013 – 14, and is the Sub-Branch's Delegate on the Eastern Metropolitan District Council of RSL Sub-Branches (EMDC) having first served from 2009 – 11 and again from 2014 – present. Since 2010 Norb has represented the Sub-Branch as its Delegate to the RSL (New South Wales Branch) Congress.
Norb, a non-practising barrister, is a member of the New South Wales Bar Association, an Associate (Out-of-State) Member of the New York State Bar Association and a Member of the American Bar Association (as a member of the Forum Committees on Air & Space Law and Affordable Housing & Community Development Law). He holds a Diploma of Business Administration, a Bachelor of Science (Political Science) degree and a Juris Doctor degree. Norb is presently undergoing studies in vocational education, training and assessment so as to be able to teach aspiring entitlement advisors and advocates in Australian veterans' entitlement law and compensation. On 2 June 2011 the Governor of New South Wales appointed Norb to a five year term as a Justice of the Peace.
In 2012 Norb was one of 16 individuals selected nationally for, and completed, the Department of Veterans' Affairs National Tribunal Advocacy Course at the ANZSOG Institute for Governance at the University of Canberra. He is a Senior Advocate and advocates pro bono for active duty Australian Defence Force servicemembers, reservists, veterans, war widows and dependents before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal on DVA claims and advises on entitlements and compensation. As a Senior Advocate, Norb advises the RSL leadership on pending legislation affecting the League, military members and veterans issues in both state and federal Parliament and writes submissions to Parliament on behalf of the League. Norb also serves as a mentor to newly qualified veterans' entitlement advisors and advocates.
On the RSL NSW Congress Norb served, in 2011, as a Scrutineer (95th Congress) during the State-wide elections for RSL NSW State Council. Since 2012 Norb has been a member of the Congress Suspension Committee which decides whether or not to suspend the rules and refer important or urgent matters to the Congress agenda.
Norb is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management; a Committee Member, Federal Electorate of Wentworth Centenary of ANZAC Celebrations; a senior member in the Civil Air Patrol-U.S. Air Force Auxiliary; a member of the NSW Justices Association; a member of the Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association of Australia; the publisher of Equal Justice for Troops blog; served as a Councillor of the Royal United Services Institute of NSW Inc from 2011-13; was the Chairman of the RSL's Keep 45 Alive from 2009-10 (Commemoration Committee for the 65th Anniversary of the end of WW2); served on the governing committee for the Royal Naval Association (NSW Branch) from 2009-10; and has written numerous op-ed pieces on military justice and veterans issues.
2007 saw Norb move home to Sydney from the United States after having lived there for many years. Norb lives in Bondi Junction which is in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. In his spare time Norb enjoys cooking, attending theatre and musicals, flying (as a private pilot), surfing, tennis, golf, and astronomy.


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Serves 6 as an hors d'oeuvre or 4 as a main course
- 2 cups plain yogurt
- 2 teaspoons cumin seeds
- 2 carrots
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh mint leaves
- 3 pounds chicken wings (12 to 14)
- 1 cup coarse salt
- 2 cups water
- 1 1/2 tablespoons garam masala (Indian spice mix) such as Frontier brand
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
Make sauce:
In a sieve set over a bowl drain yogurt, covered and chilled, 2 hours. In a dry small heavy skillet toast cumin seeds over moderate heat, shaking skillet frequently, until a shade darker, 2 to 3 minutes. Cool cumin seeds and with a mortar and pestle or in an electric coffee/spice grinder coarsely grind. Finely grate carrots into a bowl and stir in yogurt, cumin, mint, and salt and pepper to taste. Sauce may be made 8 hours ahead and chilled.
Cut off wing tips, reserving for another use, and halve wings at joint. In a bowl dissolve salt in water. Marinate wings in brine, covered and chilled, stirring occasionally, at least 2 hours and up to 24.
Prepare grill.
In a colander drain wings and rinse well. Pat wings dry and in a bowl rub garam masala and oil onto wings. Grill wings on an oiled rack set 5 to 6 inches over glowing coals until cooked through and golden brown, 8 to 10 minutes on each side.
Serve wings with sauce.
my notes
- Calories591
- Carbohydrates7 g (2%)
- Fat42 g (64%)
- Protein45 g (90%)
- Saturated Fat12 g (60%)
- Sodium2,342 mg (98%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat8 g
- Fiber1 g (5%)
- Monounsaturated Fat17 g
- Cholesterol185 mg (62%)
recipe at a glance
type: Seasonings/Spices
main ingredients: Chicken, Carrot, Yogurt
cuisine: Indian
holiday/celebration: Cocktail Party, Grilling, Superbowl, Summer, Poker/Game Night


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She stood alongside some 3,800 athletes in front of 70,000 excited spectators who cheered and applauded during the 2014 Special Olympics USA Games in Princeton, N.J., held June 14-21.
Susan Turner, who has Down syndrome , is 43 now. She has been involved in Special Olympics for more than 30 years, winning medals in track and field, equestrian, bowling and bocce in local and state competition.
But every four years Special Olympics conducts a national summer games in the United States that includes athletes from all 52 U.S. programs. The 2014 Special Olympics USA Games hosted some of the best athletes with intellectual disabilities Turner had ever seen. The question was, could she do it again? Could she still win? Her favorite sport is bowling. Turner did not disappoint.
Representing Tennessee, the spirited student of Friday Night Lights in Cleveland competed against 400 other bowlers and won the team gold medal and two silver medals, just missing her all-time high of 239 points, with a singles bowling high of 178 and a team bowling score of 184. She shocked everyone by bowling four strikes in a row. Each time before she bowls, Turner is said to recite the Special Olympics oath: "Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt."
When asked what does it take to be a champion, Turner said, "I practice a lot, especially on Thursdays. I'm also a league bowler on Saturday mornings at 9:30. Instead of being negative I think of something positive — always be positive. I also remind myself to focus."
Turner, who was impressed with the size of her three weighty medals, described the Special Olympics USA Games as "life changing and exciting," adding, "I'm riding horses now. On every Tuesday I'll be riding horses at Tri-State (Exhibition Center) for the Special Olympics on Sept. 13. I'll be horseback riding on the next state Special Olympics."
Bryan and Betsy Gentry, who founded Friday Night Lights, a recreational activity for adults with disabilities, said they could not be more proud of Turner, who participated in this year's Special Olympics USA Games. During her free time she and the other athletes were treated to a boat tour on the Hudson River, seeing the Statue of Liberty and meeting several interesting people at the Special Olympics.
"Susan is an exceptional young lady excelling in several areas of her life," Betsy said. "Not only was she representing Tennessee, she was also representing her special friends' bowling group from Chattanooga — coached by her mother, Judy Turner."
According to the Gentrys, Susan, who is from Ooltewah, is a very well-rounded individual with a variety of interests that makes her an enjoyable person to spend time with.
"She has read every Harry Potter novel and on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays you will find her working at the Bi-Lo at Ocoee Crossing as a bagger, a job in which she excels," Betsy said. "Many customers come only to her lane just to spend time with her. She is also a tremendous North Carolina Tar Heels fan, as her mother graduated from there."
Bryan and Betsy, who are also huge Tar Heel fans, surprised Susan in April with a trip to the University of North Carolina where she met Roy Williams, the head basketball coach; Larry Fedora, head football coach; Mike Fox, head baseball coach and several players from all three teams.
"One of her highlights of her trip was sitting in the dugout with the Tar Heel baseball team to watch fireworks after the game," Betsy said. She also attended the Blue/White spring football game and two baseball games."
With all of her athletic achievements this year as well as sightseeing and traveling to meet people she has long admired in North Carolina, Turner called 2014, "The greatest year of my life. My dreams came true! It's been a very special year."
Turner's love for sports make her an ideal athlete for the Special Olympics USA Games — also called "the Games of Welcome and Acceptance," qualities Turner also excels in. In fact, her card ministry, which covers holidays, greetings and sympathy messages, is still thriving after more than 20 years. She has been called an amazing card writer and designer with a heart of gold. Turner also enjoys doing needlepoint.
Because she is able to celebrate the transformative power associated with Special Olympics, engage in community service and interact with interesting people in a variety of settings, Susan Turner is living a rich and rewarding life with hobbies and special interests to make her life fulfilling. She has also become an inspiration in bringing a change in understanding and acceptance of persons with intellectual disabilities in communities throughout the United States.


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Hatton, William J., 1st Lt
TWS Ribbon Bar
Service Photo
Service Details
Last Rank
First Lieutenant
Last Primary AFSC/MOS
M 1092-Pilot, B-24
Last AFSC Group
Last Unit
1943-1943, 514th Bombardment Squadron, Heavy
Service Years
1940 - 1943
Last Photo
Personal Details
Home State
New Jersey
Year of Birth
Casualty Info
Home Town
Whitestone, NY
Last Address
Soluch AAB, Libya
((date of birth is approximate. He was 26 when he enlisted in 1940)).
Casualty Date
Apr 05, 1943
Non Hostile- Died while Missing
Air Loss, Crash - Land
Wars and Conflicts/World War 2
Location of Interment
Not Specified
Wall/Plot Coordinates
Not Specified
Official Badges
Unofficial Badges
Military Association Memberships
2014, World War II Fallen
Photo Album
514th Squadron Patch
Stained glass dedica...
The last page of co-...
The first five found
Flight map for the L...
Full view of crash s...
Closeup view of fuse...
The Crash site in th...
The crew of the Lady...
Ribbon Bar
Unit Assignments
1943-1943, M 1092, 376th Bombardment Group, Heavy
1943-1943, 514th Bombardment Squadron, Heavy
Colleges Attended
1936-1940, Fordham University
My Aircraft/Missiles
1942-1943, B-24 Liberator
Combat and Operations History
1943-1943 Missions/Operations/Various Missions over Italy 1943
Additional Information
Last Known Activity
See Notes for Details of this loss
Dedicated to the crew of the B-24-D "The Lady Be Good" (tail # 41-24301)
1st Lt. William J. Hatton, pilot — Whitestone, New York
2nd Lt. Robert F. Toner, co-pilot — North Attleborough, Massachusetts
2nd Lt. D.P. Hays, navigator — Lee's Summit, Missouri
2d Lt. John S. Woravka, bombardier — Cleveland, Ohio
T/Sgt. Harold J. Ripslinger, flight engineer — Saginaw, Michigan
T/Sgt. Robert E. LaMotte, radio operator — Lake Linden, Michigan
S/Sgt. Guy E. Shelley, gunner — New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
S/Sgt. Vernon L. Moore, gunner — New Boston, Ohio (MIA)
S/Sgt. Samuel E. Adams, gunner — Eureka, Illinois
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I just received second email from a person that says they sent sase back in Nov. that never was returned back. Back in Nov. I did quite a few sases and when I do sases,I don't keep track or a record of them. I just fill the request and put it back in the mail within a week of receiving.Now my question is,if I didn't get the sase or if I did and it was lost on the return...who's responsible for postage second time around? If it was a trade,I wouldn't hestitate replacing seeds lost in transit but am I responsible for replacing sase seeds? I guess I'm really peeved because there's a slight hint of accussation that I misappropriated this person's stamps for my own use.
Really turns me off to doing sases when I get this type of email....not the lost in mail part but the tone. Peggy |
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SASE Headache Yes, they sure are. Even with those that I made stipulations on, that were to determine the # of packs one would receive have not gone so well....no list...no GW name. Their bubblie 'could' still turn up to you, if it wasn't yet received, or it 'could' still turn up on their end. It is not all that unheard of for things to take 'several' weeks to all of a sudden be 'found' by the PO or something. I once received in a bubblie that was postmarked 6 weeks earlier. Now my question is,if I didn't get the sase or if I did and it was lost on the return...who's responsible for postage second time around? I guess I'm really peeved because there's a slight hint of accussation that I misappropriated this person's stamps for my own use. Hopefully the bubblie will turn up, or they will send another one, or else just drop it. Try to not let it ruin your GW experience of sharing your seeds with others. Sue |
This sure has seemed like my year for dealing with people with crappy attitudes and I'm getting cranky in my old age. P |
Oh my gosh! They just need to get over it and realize some things get lost. I realize sometimes postage is tight but isn't that the risk you take when you enter a deal? They just need to start over if you still have whatever it was they think you owe her. Personally I would tell her to send postage and supply the env if I had extra. On a bad day I would just say Sorry I didn't get it. Try again. On a REALLY good day I'd send it to her if she can provide the info you need. Why is some friendly trading or giving such a big deal? Aren't there bigger problems in the world? Well now I have spouted off on a forum I'm not real reg on. I just don't understand why some people have to make life so hard when others are sharing their seeds. |
- Posted by karyn1 MD 7 (email@example.com) on Tue, Dec 29, 09 at 9:40
I agree and that's one of the reasons that I rarely offer sasbe's anymore. I've had that happen a couple times and depending on the person who's envie is supposedly lost I've sent seeds and used my own stamps but have also told a sender that it wasn't received and if they wanted the seeds they'd have to send a replacement. The ones I replaced from my own pocket were from people I've dealt with previously. BTW the people I've replaced the seeds/postage from my own pocket have always offered to reimburse me. I'd just tell this person to send another sasbe or forget it, especially if they have a nasty attitude. |
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hey you how are you it has been a few days but i'm back home i miss you a lot my lord.
worn out emotiomlay from last night my mom and i got into a fight really bad so i'm still trying to feel better.
ive missed you as well. so how are you this beautiful day my dear friend?
-smiles back- thank you i miss you and thank you so much for always being there for me my great freind and thy lord.
-smiles gently- you musnt do what you dont wish to do.
thank you -hugs u- i may have to go back to one i don't want to but other wise how will i get any better {tears in my eyes}
i am sorry to hear that. -hugs u- stay strong and you will find one that will cherish you for you and will not be taken away. you are a good person.
a lot did i got aother love of mine taken away and i don't know why so i won't be doing a class for a while just me doing a class with just me.
hey i've been a little messed up lately but good and yes i will e-mail you ans send you a peom i worte not to long ago.
hey you it has been forever my freind i miss you like crazy how are you doing how is everything?


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For the second straight year in its rivalry game against Deer Valley, Ironwood returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown.
Senior running back Darrin Spencer — like Tim Parker in 2008 — cut back and raced untouched 88 yards down the sideline to stake the Eagles to a 7-0 lead while much of the crowd was finding its seats.
"I just made one cut and saw the end zone so I went for it," Spencer said.
The play was the lone common thread between Friday's game at Deer Valley and last year's game at Ironwood. In 2008, the opening fireworks set the stage for a wild offensive display that Deer Valley eventually won 37-31. This time around, Spencer's burst was the lone highlight in a game without an offensive touchdown.
And most importantly for Eagles coach Larry Allen, Ironwood (1-0) won the game 9-0.
"We spent a lot of time and special teams and defensively we played really well," Allen said. "Our kids really played hard. We're getting better on offense. We can move the ball. We've just got to be patient."
Defense and special teams worked in tandem for the Eagles' second score. Deer Valley (0-2) started well, with sophomore quarterback Austin Hillman hitting senior receiver Jacob Doyle on a 26-yard post pattern.
A 21-yard scramble by Hillman and an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against the Ironwood defense set up the Skyhawks at the Ironwood 15. On the next play, Ironwood junior defensive back Gary Chambers intercepted an underthrown ball in the end zone.
It would end up being Deer Valley's best drive of the night.
"We just had a horrible offensive showing this evening, that's blatantly obvious," Deer Valley coach Sven Christianson said.
Ironwood's first drive quickly stalled, but junior punter Corey Christ's kicked bounced past the return unit and was downed at Deer Valley's 4 yard line. Senior defensive end Jordan Mireles sacked Hillman before he could get out of the end zone, giving the Eagles their eventual winning margin.
The Skyhawks wasted two big runs by senior Hayden McClellan in the first half. His first, a 26-yard draw play on third down, moved the team into Ironwood territory, but a pair of Ironwood sacks forced a punt.
On Deer Valley's next drive, McClellan's 62-yard scamper set up the offense at Ironwood's 24. A penalty and a fourth-down sack killed that drive.
Ironwood's offense was even less productive. Christ punted four times in the first half as Deer Valley limited the Eagles to 67 yards of offense.
Spencer was held to 81 yards on 21 carries for the game, and Ironwood managed only 162 yards on the night.
"I think I need to work on hitting the hole a little bit harder and faster," Spencer said. "I should have hit every hole like I did that first kickoff return. We can block better. It's first-game stuff."
Both teams alternated quarterbacks throughout the night. Allen gave senior Bobby Hodge several breaks, owing to nagging injuries and Hodge's exertion as a linebacker. Junior Justin Butler played half the game, and was primarily a running threat.
Deer Valley senior Branden Witkowski started the second half, but was pulled late in the fourth quarter in favor of Hillman. Combined, they completed nine of 20 passes for 84 yards — and three interceptions. Christianson said neither has control of the job entering week three.
Both quarterbacks shared another problem — snapping the ball in time. By Christianson's count, the Skyhawks were tagged with seven delay of game penalties. The communication breakdown stalled four second-half drives.
"The quarterback wasn't getting the signals," Christianson said. "We weren't geting stuff communicated as coaches and we've got to take responsibility for that."
Deer Valley's best scoring opportunity in the second half came on special teams. Christ dropped the ball while punting from his end zone, but was able to pick up the ball and get off a running kick to Ironwood's 39 yard line.
The Eagles' defense took it from there, shutting down McClellan, who gained only four of his game high 103 rushing yards in the second half.
"The defensive line was holding it down for us all game," Spencer said.
Trailing by two scores, the Skyhawks went to the air more, but were picked off twice by Ironwood junior Garrett Robinson.
The second interception capped Deer Valley's disastrous night. Junior Juan Lopez leaped with Robinson for the jump ball with Robinson and suffered a severe leg injury.
Play stopped for 20 minutes while Lopez received treatment. He was taken by ambulance to Banner Thunderbird Medical Center with what appeared to be a dislocated ankle.
Deer Valley will spend the week before its Sept. 11 game at Phoenix South Mountain reverting to summer drills. Friday's fundamental breakdown means it's time to go back to basics.
"Here we are walking into game three, going back to week one," Christianson said.
Ironwood, meanwhile, will accept the state's toughest challenge, visiting defending 5A-I champion Chandler Hamilton (2-0).


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Hi everyone, I've got a variegated callisia that I received from a very nice plant person from this forum..thank you Randy e..ive had my plant outside since spring and still haven't gotten a pup, any ideas..ive watered, fertilized and watered still no pups..I would post a pic, but unfortunately Im still having a problem w/that..I've got a solid green that I've babied for a year to get roots and size and finally got both, as a matter of fact the solid green is out growing the variegated one and is producing pups..any help is greatly appreciated. |
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Like humans, plants need to pass through the various stages of development until they reach sexual maturity and are able to reproduce. Unlike humans, plants don't age chronologically. Their aging process is ontogenetic and more closely related to the number of times their cells divide than the passing of time. Because the all green variation is genetically more vigorous, and with all else being equal, it should be expected to reach maturity before the variegated variant. There is really nothing you can do, other than provide the cultural conditions the plant prefers so it moves through the growth phases as fast as genetic limitations allow, cultural limitations not withstanding. Is there anything to make you think you could improve on the cultural conditions? Al |
- Posted by plantmasterm z7 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 22, 12 at 9:38
Thank you for responding Al, currently no, it's hot and humid here so all of my plants have thrived with the exception of this one |
OK - patience it is, then. Best luck. Al |
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Has your plant started sending out scouts for new locations to invade? |
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[60] TFE3 Gene Rearrangement Status Is Heterogeneous in Alveolar Soft Part Sarcomas: A Study by Dual-Color Chromogenic In Situ Hybridization on Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded Samples
Toru Motoi, Akihiko Yoshida, Ikuma Kato, Tsunekazu Hishima, Kaori Tsuji, Tetsuo Imamura, Toshio Fukusato. Tokyo Metropolitan Cancer and Infectious Disease Center Komagome Hospital, Tokyo, Japan; The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; Teikyo University Hospital, Tokyo, Japan; Teikyo University, Tokyo, Japan
Background: Alveolar Soft Part Sarcoma (ASPS) is a rare soft tissue sarcoma of unknown histogenesis. Cytogenetically, ASPS invariably shows a specific unbalanced translocation involving the chromosomes X and 17, which results in ASPL-TFE3 fusion gene. Using dual-color chromogenic in situ hybridization (dc-CISH) that enables simultaneous morphologic and cytogenetic assessment at cellular level under bright-field microscope, we examined cell-type-specific TFE3 gene status on formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded samples (FFPEs).
Design: We retrieved 5 ASPS cases. Prior to dc-CISH, they were confirmed by RT-PCR to harbor ASPL-TFE3 fusion. The FFPEs of these were studied by dc-CISH using custom-made break-apart probes for TFE3, visualized by DAKO duoCISH. The TFE3 gene status of neoplastic and non-neoplastic cells was separately evaluated by examining 100 cells each. The dc-CISH signal pattern of typical unbalanced translocation shows an additional isolated 3′ signal. TFE3 protein expression was also evaluated immunohistochemically by assessing 1000 cells of each cell type.
Results: ASPS tumor cells showed heterogeneous signal pattern by dc-CISH in all samples. The cells with typical unbalanced translocation pattern ranged from 1 to 19% (mean 13%) of tumor cellularity, while the cells with split 3'- and 5'- signals and thoese with no translocation patterns constituted 8−70% (mean 28%) and 16−65% (mean 36%), respectively. TFE3 rearrangement was absent in non-neoplastic cells. Immunohistochemically, diffuse and strong nuclear TFE3 staining was observed in 86.3−96.5% (mean 92.7%) of tumor cells, whereas non-neoplastic cells showed no immunoreactivity.
Conclusions: The TFE3 gene status was found quite heterogeneous in ASPS and only a subset of tumor cells showed the signal pattern of typical unbalanced translocation. This intratumoral genetic heterogeneity has never been documented by conventional RT-PCR and FISH, and is in contrast to what one would expect for typical translocation-associated sarcomas. Thus, care should be taken when diagnosing ASPS by CISH or FISH. Despite cytogenetic heterogeneity, TFE3 protein expression was diffuse and homogeneous. Such discordance may indicate rearrangement-independent expression mechanisms, and examples may include complex epigenetic regulation.
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Why the UNFCCC needs more countries like Mexico
During the COP17 I caught up with Dr. Fernando Tudela Abad, one of Mexico's foremost climate change experts and a high ranking official of the Mexican delegation. Dr. Tudela is Under Secretary of Environmental Policy and Planning at the Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resource and also chairs the expert group of the OECD on climate change.
Dr. Tudela explained how Mexico's active involvement in the climate negotiations is based on national concerns over the country's considerable vulnerability to climate-related disasters. In 2010 Mexico's Foreign Secretary, Patricia Espinoza, remarked before the COP16, 'we estimate that 15 percent of our national territory, 68 percent of our population and 71 per cent of our GDP is highly exposed to the impacts of climate change.'
Last year Mexico faced its worst drought in 70 years with the lack of rainfall affecting almost 70 percent of the country. Entire crops covering tens of thousands of acres were lost and over 400,000 cattle perished in arid pastures.
As the first heavily-populated oil-exporting country to ratify the Kyoto Protocol, Mexico has a long history in the international climate change negotiations and strongly emphasizes the importance of multilateralism. The country's efforts at the COP16 in Cancun, which successfully resuscitated the UNFCCC process following the bungled COP15 in Copenhagen, are generally recognized as a diplomatic triumph.
Dr. Tudela also commented that Mexico views climate change as an incentive to advance sustainability. The delegation is committed to helping the country move towards a low carbon resilient economy, a shift in thinking partially based on the government's endorsement of the study The Economics of Climate Change in Mexico. The study states that climate change has and will continue to have significant impacts on the Mexican economy and details impacts on a variety of sectors including agriculture, tourism, infrastructure and public health.
The report states that the total costs of climate change by the year 2100 are the equivalent of around 6.2% of Mexican GDP, excluding livestock production, extreme weather events, sea level rise and nonmarket costs in terms of biodiversity and human lives. The costs of mitigating emissions by 50% by the year 2100, relative to 2002, are between 0.7% and 2.2% of GDP, figures that make a very strong case on why inaction could prove so detrimental.
Dr. Tudela also highlighted the importance of every country doing its best to work towards securing a successful outcome at the UNFCCC talks, while also being ambitious at the national level. Even though Mexico's developing country status precludes it from legal commitments under the Kyoto Protocol, its Special Program on Climate 2009-2012 sets out an aspirational target to reduce national GHG emissions 50% by 2050 with year 2000 emissions as the baseline. However, the Program states that this target will only be met if developed countries provide unprecedented levels of financial and technological support under a multilateral regime.
Mexico's desire to be a leader in green growth saw its Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources sign a cooperation agreement in September 2011 with the UNEP, which will assist in creating and operating a new Mexican Center for Sustainable Development. The Center will aim to become a regional hub for the region, fostering cooperation on low-carbon growth and green economy issues.
In the chaotic corridors and meeting rooms of the COP17, Dr. Tudela's thoughtful and softly spoken comments are emblematic of a country quietly 'getting on with it'. As we wrapped up the interview it seemed more likely that the overall goals of the UNFCCC could be met if more countries like Mexico brought positive experiences and pragmatic attitudes to the table.
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Welcome to India and the start of your holiday. Upon arrival you will be met by our local representatives and transferred to your accommodation. Enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure. Overnight Delhi.
Today we enjoy a full day sightseeing tour of Delhi, taking in the impressive Red Fort, Jama Masjid - India's oldest and largest mosque, Raj Ghat - the site of Gandhi's cremation and more. This evening enjoy a sound & light show at Red Fort, New Delhi. Overnight - Delhi
Leaving Delhi you will travel to Mandawa. Arriving this afternoon enjoy the afternoon at your leisure to explore Mandawa famous for Havelis and frescos. Overnight Mandawa.
Travel by road from Mandawa to Bikaner. This afternoon enjoy a city tour of Bikaner and visit Junagadh Fort. The fort was originally called Chintamani and was renamed Junagarh or "Old Fort". Later this afternoon you will visit a camel breeding farm (Camel Breeding is open from 3pm to 6pm). Overnight Bikaner.
Back on the road again today as your travel to the city of Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer is an exotic, remote, and beautiful is a bit of a paradox. Set so deep in the heart of the Thar Desert that one would expect barren near-desolation, this frontier town is today one of Rajasthan's best-loved tourist destinations. Overnight Jaisalmer.
This morning enjoy a half day guided sightseeing of Jaisalmer. You will visit Jaisalmer fort. The old fort city rises up just like a giant and majestic sandcastle, its ancient and narrow streets and alleyways still preserving a traditional way of life with craftsmen still weaving and stone carving, shopkeepers trading and housewives gathering. And visit the Jain Temples and the Havelis (mansions). This evening take a Camel ride on Sam Sand Dunes. Overnight Jaisalmer.
An interesting drive through increasingly varied scenery takes us to Jodhpur, a town at the edge of the mighty Thar Desert. Dominated by Meherangarh Fort which sits majestically atop a hill, Jodhpur is known as the Blue City. This is because of the coloured houses in the old town, painted indigo. We'll enjoy some touring in this colourful Rajasthani city, taking in the mighty fort and bazaars of the old city which are gathered around the city's tall clock tower. Overnight - Jodhpur
En Route to Udaipur we visit the Jain temples at Ranakpur, one of the five main holy places of the Jain community. We arrive at Udaipur an oasis of cool, with its massive lake and Venetian-like appearance, Udaipur is one of the most romantic towns in Rajasthan. A favourite amongst travellers, Udaipur is crammed full of palaces and temples. Overnight Udaipur.
This morning we tour this fascinating city. We will visit City Palace, Jagdish Temple, Shaliyo ki bari Garden and Bharti lok kala Mandal. Enjoy boat ride at sunset on the Lake Pichola on shared boat. Overnight Udaipur.
Leaving Udaipur we continue to Pushkar. Sitting on the edge of the desert and clinging to the side of a small lake, Pushkar is an ancient Rajasthani town considered by Hindus to be one of the most sacred places in India. Life in Pushkar is significantly related to the ancient lake. Legend has it the lake was formed when a lotus flower fell into the valley from the hands of Brahma. Enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure. Overnight Pushkar
Continuing on from Pushkar you will travel to the Pink City of Jaipur. Spend the afternoon at your leisure exploring this Pink City. Overnight Jaipur.
This morning, we travel beyond Jaipur to the 16th century Amber Fort. An exotic elephant ride transports us to the lofty fort, where we'll enjoy a tour of this Rajput extravaganza. Later in the afternoon we tour the City Palace, which boasts an interesting museum of regal attire and Jantar Mantar, an ancient astronomical observatory, before stopping at a cotton weaving house to see a demonstration of fabric dyeing and block printing. Overnight - Jaipur
En route to Agra, we visit Fatehpur Sikri, former imperial capital of the great Mughal emperor Akbar. Built between 1569 and 1585, it has been deserted for more than four centuries, by all accounts abandoned in 1600 due to a meagre supply of water. In Agra, we visit the impressive Agra Fort before touring the legendary Taj Mahal and witnessing a glorious golden sunset. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan in loving memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz, who tragically died in childbirth in 1631, the Taj Mahal in Agra is described as the most extravagant monument ever built for love and remains one of India's most enduring symbols. Overnight - Agra
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