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Crayola Crayons are famous for their rich, vibrant color. That's why Crayola is the name kids recognize in crayons. Standard crayons measure 3-5/8" long × 5/16" in diameter (92 mm × 8 mm). Sets are packaged in a tuck box, unless otherwise noted.
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For my drawing class I needed a box of black crayons. I couldn't find a box of single color crayons anywhere online, even on the Crayola website. I did have some problems finding them on the DB website, but when I called for customer service I was quickly directed to the place I missed on the website. I am happy with Crayola crayons, since they are consistently strong pigment and not overly waxy look.
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I am an art teacher and I believe in using the best quality materials, even if they are more expensive. I've experimented with crayons from various manufacturers, but I always return to Crayola for certain products. These crayons are unmatched: they glide on smooth, are true to color and bright, work very well in color-resist watercolor painting, and are always affordable.
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I buy these crayons in bulk because they have true colors for my first graders and they can peel the paper off to keep on coloring until most of the crayon is gone.
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Being from a low income school district we often fook for items to send home with the children for the summer. This was perfect and at a great price.
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I use them to color fabric and you use a lot of white so it's perfect price and the work great.
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These crayons work well - crayola has brighter colors than other economic brands. I generally choose crayola for my classroom.
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My grandchild came home from school & told her mom that she had no colors to actually use for peoples faces. Was happy to find several different flesh colored markers and crayons available. I wasn't able to find these except on line & happy they were available.
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|Publication number
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|Publication date
|Feb 19, 1946
|Filing date
|Dec 4, 1942
|Priority date
|Sep 12, 1939
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Dockerty Stuart M
|Original Assignee
|Owens Corning Fiberglass Corp
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Referenced by (16), Classifications (25)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1946- s. M. DOCKERTY CRIMPED FIBROUS GLASS Original Filed Sept. 12, 1939 jwuc m toz; 15 'MJockeTQy Patented Feb. 19, 1946 CRIMPED FIBROUS GLASS Stuart M. Dockerty, Pawtucket, R. I.', assignor to Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation, a corporation of Delaware Original application September 12, 1939, Serial No. 294,487. Divided and this application December 4, 1942, Serial No. 468,171
2 Claims.
The present invention relates to a fibrous product, and in particular to novel crimped glass fibers and tangled or felted mats of crimped fibrous glass.
This application is a division of my copending application, Serial No. 294,487, filed September 12, 1939, now Patent No. 2,313,630, dated March 9, 1943.
Undulated, wavy or crimped glass fibers of the type previously produced have been difficult to permanently entangle or felt for the reason that the undulations of the individual fibers were not of a character that permittedthem to interlock with the undulations of adjacent strands or fibers and remain locked thereto permanently. Undulations heretofore produced generally were of the character of a sine curve and could generally be pulled from one another so that the product had neither the cohesion nor the mass integrity in any direction desired for some applications.
It is the object of the present invention to provide crimped glass fibers provided with actual loops as distinguished from mere undulations. The loops close about one another when the fibers are collected in a mass and retain their form permanently so that the loops cannot readily be separated. This results in a product in which the fibers are definitely interlocked with one another and an exceptionally good degree of cohesion is attained.
Other objects not at this time enumerated will become apparent as the nature of the invention is better understood.
In the accompanying 4 drawing:
Figure 1 is a sectional view, partially diagrammatic in its representation, of an exemplifying apparatus for producing the fibrous glass of the present invention;
Figure 2 is a vertical sectional view taken trans versely of Figure l; and
Figure 3 is a diagrammatic view of a forming apparatus by means of which the crimped glass fibers are formed into a mat.
Briefly, the present invention contemplates the attenuation of fibrous glass streams by suitable means such as the coaction of a revolving or otherwise moving means and a gaseous jet adapted to direct the streams under the influence of such means to attenuate the same so as to crimp the streams into Wavy fibrous form of sinuous configuration. While the glass fiber is sulficiently hot to be plastic it is projected into a rela tively quiescent atmosphere whereupon the preformed undulations in the fibers are transformed into partially closed loops which are capable of encircling one another to produce a mass of glass wool in which a relatively high percentage of interlocking between loops is effected.
Referring now to Figures 1 and 2, the reference character l0 designates a glass; feeding apparatus which may be of the type shown in the United States Patent No. 2,165,318. Thefeeder l0 includes a series of orifices II from which streams I2 of glass issue continuously. The ,temperature of the streams 12 as they emerge from the feeder may, if desired, be regulated by means of blowers I3 positioned beneath the orifices H in a manner similar to that disclosed in the Slayter and Thomas Patent No. 2,234,986. The blowers l3 may or may not be used according to the type of stream desired.
Spaced below the feeder l0 and positioned substantially tangential to the streams l2 issuing from the former is an irregular cylindrical surface or crimping drum I4 which is preferably of squirrel cage" design and consists of a series of parallel crimping bars l5 arranged in cylindrical fashion and having their ends anchored in end I plates l6 mounted on a central shaft I1. A spoolshaped spacing member'l8 surrounds the shaft ll and has its ends secured to the end plates l6. Any suitable means may be utilized for rotating the crimping drum l4, and as shown in Figure 1, an electric motor M is adaptable for this purpose.
The streams or fibers l2 of glass issuing from the orifices H are directed tangentially against the crimping drum l4 by means of continuous lateral blasts of air issuing from a blower I!) through one or a plurality of superimposed series of jets 20 spaced apart a distance which will cause the blasts issuing therefrom to be directed simultaneously toward two or more adjacent interstices to crimp the streams or fibers l2 therein or at least to cause the streams to bear against the drum'in such a manner that the'frictional engagement between the drum and fibers will be sunicient to cause a definite gripping of the fibers to attenuate the streams issuing from the orifices H.
The blowers l3 may be regulated to permit the fibers l2 to arrive at the crimping drum in a relatively hot state. the crimping drum i4 is rotating at relatively high speed, the relatively hot fibers l2 are crimped and thrown out tangentially of the drumby centrifugal force as indicated at 2|. Inasmuch as the blasts are directed simultaneously into adjacent interstices in the drum l4, successive crimps formed by a single jet do not neutralize each other by taking up the slack of one another.
In this instance, because The crliunori fibers shown at iii are generally of sinuous wavy (inauguration inasmuch as this is the form imparted to them while they are operated upon by the. blasts of air which force them against the moving orimpii'nr bars Hi. It,
however, the fibers as they leave the bars [5' have suiilclcntly low viscosity due to heat, a fur ther crimping action may take place. Because of the high rate of surface speed of the drum M, the fibers as they are thrown tangentially therefrom move longitudinally of themselves at terrific speeds in the neighborhood of from 4,000
to 50,000 feet per minute although other speeds may be employed. At these high speeds when about one another to a certain extent to form a partially felted body of wool that has tenacity or coherence in all directions.
,The crimped fibers 2i may be passed through an opening 23 provided in a table 24 upon which for convenience the motor M may be mounted.
The crimpedfibrous glass may be collected as it is formed upon a continuously moving surface or conveyor 25 (Figure 3). Interfelting of the crimped fibers may be further enhanced by means of rollers 26 which operate upon the fibrous material to cause these socalled closed loops to penetrate one another and hook onto one another to produce a matted product that possesses exceptional tenacity in all directions and which, in order to be separated, must actually be pulled or torn apart. The rolls 26 may be driven in such a manner as to facilitate passage of the matted product therebeneath and also, if desired, they may be reciprocated longitudinally in order that the material may be thoroughly Worked to proher of foltlllti procedures are shown in the ellnytcr Patent No. 2,206.050, tinted July .3, 10M).
The invention is not to be limited to produc tion by the exact appi'n'ntus shown in the draw ing or described in this s 'iocilleution as various other means may be employed to form the plastic glass streams into wavy configuration and pro-- ject the iibers thus formed into relatively uni escent atmosphere to cause the undulations to increase in magnitude in accordance with the present invention. Moreover, the illustration of the fibers, especially as they arebeing crimped is diagrammatic since it is almost impossible to depict these fibers as they more at such great speeds. It should be noted, however, that the crimps are irregular and not'uniiorni, winch a decided advantage in obtaining good felting characteristics.
Modifications and variations may be resorted to within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims I claim:
1, A product of manufacture comprising a mat of fibrous glass having the fibers thereof haphazardly arranged and provided throughout their lengths withcontiguous alternate inverse and reverse undulations, said undulations being irregular and nonuniform with a substantial number of the undulations being in theform of loops exceeding a sefni-circle in magnitude, the undulations being all of substantially the same size, the undulations of adjacent fibers in the mat being interlocked to provide substantial tensile strength of the'mat in all directions.
'2. As aproduct of manufacturefa body of matted haphazardly arranged glass'fibers, each of said fibers being provided throughout its length with contiguous alternate inverse and reverse undulations, said undulations being irregular and nonuniform but being all of substantially the same size, a substantial number of said un dulations being in the form of loops exceeding a semi-circle in magnitude.
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|Publication date
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|Nov 4, 1950
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|Nov 6, 1950
|Dec 18, 1956
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|Synthetic felts
|Dec 22, 1954
|Oct 14, 1958
|Owens Corning Fiberglass Corp
|Fibrous mat and method of making
|Nov 12, 1952
|May 5, 1959
|Lof Glass Fibers Co
|Method of producing fibers of different diameters simultaneously and of producing glass paper therefrom
|Dec 22, 1954
|Aug 25, 1959
|Owens Corning Fiberglass Corp
|Method of making a textile mat
|Feb 21, 1955
|Nov 1, 1960
|Du Pont
|Needled batt
|Sep 28, 1959
|Mar 14, 1961
|Chemstrand Corp
|Apparatus for crimping yarn
|Jul 8, 1957
|Jul 11, 1961
|Saint Gobain
|Manufacture of fibers from thermoplastic materials such as glass
|Apr 10, 1962
|Jun 1, 1965
|Accumulateurs Fixes
|Separators for electrolytic cells
|Oct 8, 1964
|Jun 14, 1966
|Du Pont
|Apparatus for crimping textile yarn
|May 26, 1977
|Apr 25, 1978
|Ppg Industries, Inc.
|Method for producing slubby yarn
|May 26, 1977
|Jul 11, 1978
|Ppg Industries, Inc.
|Apparatus for producing slubby yarn
|Jun 21, 1979
|Jul 7, 1981
|The Kendall Company
|In an apparatus for forming biaxially oriented nonwoven fabrics
|Oct 23, 1970
|Sep 28, 1982
|Minnesota Mining And Manufacturing Company
|Method of forming web material
|Oct 31, 2001
|May 1, 2003
|Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.
|Pulp and conjugate glass fiber composite with enhanced stiffness and permeability
|U.S. Classification
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|Cooperative Classification
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Rain Makes All The Difference
Welcome to Plant Exchange! We're glad you're here! We post weekly and besides that you'll find lots of other plant topics from our region on the right column. Do come back. Thanks for all the "Likes" and loyal "Followers." Enough rain makes all the difference. This region has had drought in the past, so we … Continue reading
Mothers Day And Plants
Mothers (and Fathers) Day and plants go together. Intricacies of an unfurling fern, or a fragile new leaf, or a flawless flower petal are like the connections we strive for with our parents and others that mean so much to us. I can't pass the fragrance and buzz around lilacs without the mental picture of … Continue reading
Dibbles & Bits
Welcome to Plant Exchange. Thanks for your visit. Today we have several short plant topics. You may choose special ornamentation such as an art object to set your yard apart. Even the cement or natural hardscape that gives your yard and flowerbeds boundaries, in fact, may contribute beauty. Below you will see examples from the … Continue reading
Wildflowers: More Than A Pretty Face
Welcome to Plant Exchange Blog. We' glad you chose now to visit. Here we share about plants of the USDA Zone 4 – 5a region and the people who grow them. Our stories center on South Dakota and Nebraska, but do venture further sometimes. We post weekly, often on Friday. Many topics are found by … Continue reading
A Bittersweet Tale
Mary Ann King is a South Dakota Master Gardener who enjoys finding out more about plants that grow locally such as the native vine bittersweet. Bittersweet vine, which is not an invasive species in this area, can be cultivated for its winter display of red berries. Thanks to Mary Ann King for sharing with Plant … Continue reading
Share What You Have Learned Gardening With Others
Pasque Garden Club of the Wakonda, Gayville, and Yankton area share about their favorite plants from last season. Lea Gustad, president of the group, shares about this long-standing club and their activities. Daylilies like the one below are mentioned among the favorites. See the link to their story and come back to enjoy more topics … Continue reading
Tips On Caring For Your Christmas Cactus Plant
Jay Gurney of Yankton Nurseries enjoys growing cacti, succulents, and cactus-like plants such as the Christmas cactus. He notes that Schlumbergera is the genus for Christmas and Thanksgiving cacti, but they are different species with different bloom times. Note the rounded lobes of the modified stems of this plant, unlike the pointed edges of the … Continue reading
A Whimsical Garden
Donna Anstine of Yankton of the Yankton Town & Country Garden Club has combined her plant interests with talent in turning glass objects into garden art. In a corner of her yard that she wanted to re-focus, she expressed her playful side with objects she displayed. The stacked glass is her specialty. She has begun … Continue reading
Lots To Inspire Gardeners At Lauritzen Gardens
Gardening ideas are everywhere at Lauritzen Gardens in Omaha, Nebraska. The new conservatory and indoor winter displays add a fourth season to enjoy their plants. I visited the gardens in mid fall and found these outdoor gardening inspirations. Growth timing to stage asters and mums at peak maturity is a nursery art. Plants grown from … Continue reading
Brown Is Beautiful
Brown is a color often removed from a garden, not valued. By the time flowers turn brown they are called refuse, and the spent plants are sanitized out the flowerbed. Some trim flowerbeds nearly to their crowns in fall cleanup. It makes sense to get rid of diseased plant material, but healthy brown plants in … Continue reading
Yankton Community Garden Organizers
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A Bountiful Community Garden Harvest
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Everything–A Season
It is said, "to everything, a season". Sun no longer warms our plastic cover greenhouse enough for plants to grow without a heater at night. The cycle is over. The extended season is over. Carrots and Swiss chard are harvested from the row cover outside. Indoor plants that summered under the trees and transitioned to … Continue reading
Last Fall Reminders
Thanks to Diane Dickes of Diane's Greenhouse in Fordyce, NE who reminds us of the last tasks of fall to get plants ready for winter. If you're a last minute gardener as I can be at times, perhaps have a short checklist will help us focus on the last outdoor gardening item or help us … Continue reading
South Dakota Master Gardeners Standout Plants
Sue W. White of the Northern Hills Master Gardeners enjoys her heirloom Abyssinian gladiolus (bottom white with dark center and pointed petals) that originated in Ethiopia in 1844. Thanks to her for sharing the photo. Season Standout Flowers and Vegetables South Dakota Master Gardeners met in Yankton in September for their annual update and were … Continue reading
South Dakota Master Gardeners Standout Plants
Kim Marie Weimer of Pennington County Master Gardeners is a fan of water-wise 'Sunset Hyssop' Agastache, a late season bloomer that is tolerant of many soil conditions. Thanks to her for her photo. Season Standout Flowers and Vegetables South Dakota Master Gardeners met in Yankton in September for their annual update and were asked … Continue reading
Camellias Bloom in Winter
I'm a fan of the camellia, also called the rose of winter. Blooms appear between September and May according to the species and cultivar. Pictured is Camellia japonica, a common species. Flowers can be pink, white, or red. Flowers and leaves may be variegated. Blooms form along the branches of the woody shrub. Leaves stay … Continue reading
Camellias, A Favorite Winter Flower
Camellia shrubs are grown outdoors at least two USDA zones away but can be grown in containers to bloom indoors. Native to Japan, they're one of the few plants that naturally bloom in fall to spring. When they bloom depends on species and variety. Bloom time lasts at least two weeks with lots of blooms. … Continue reading
First Asian Garden For Starters
Lisa Newland of Yankton is a master gardener and local garden club member. In her work life she is a professor and researcher in Human Development and Education Psychology at University of South Dakota. Her work took her to Taiwan last winter and she refers to the time she spent there as a 'life changing … Continue reading
First Asian Garden For Starters
Lisa Newland of Yankton has incorporated ways of gardening that she saw in Taiwan in her Midwestern garden. One of her last areas of lawn that she turned into garden is an area beside her house. Besides pathway to get to a meditation area in the distance and the back yard, Newland decided to create … Continue reading
First Asian Garden For Starters
Lisa Newland of Yankton had a 'life changing experience' when she worked in Taiwan for several weeks last winter. She began a walking meditation to get to breakfast and keep warm and experience the culture she saw around her. Back home she has incorporated a meditation area into her yard as a place for quiet. … Continue reading
First Asian Garden For Starters
Lisa Newland created her all season cottage garden with a plan for color and patience as she added plants from many sources including her gardening friends over time. At her entrance the honeysuckle vine drapes over the wrought iron arbor, welcoming all with cone flowers. Soon her front yard garden-instead-of-lawn will turn into a "haunted … Continue reading
Meet Chef Staci
Chef Staci Stengle of Yankton works and presents classes at Hy-Vee in Yankton. Trained at the Culinary Institute of America in New York, she has a wide range of experience in the food industry. Enjoy the story about her at the link below. We hope you will find several topics you like at Plant Exchange … Continue reading
Fresh From The Garden
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Winners Announced In Annual Flower, Vegetable Show
Best turnout of entries ever, in twelve years of the annual Yankton Flower / Vegetable Show, according to Betts Pulkrabek, one of the show organizers. Town and Country Garden Garden Club sponsored the 2014 July 26th event at the Yankton Community Library. The 179 entries included many new show participants. Participants and about a hundred … Continue reading
Winners Announced In Annual Flower, Vegetable Show
"Funky Fruits and Vegetables" was a category in the 2014 Yankton Town & Country Garden Club Flower / Vegetable Show. Among the entries are a Loch Ness Gourd from Karen Kostel-Rassmussen, a bad hair day watermelon from Linda Roberts, and some vegetable critters from Donna Anstine. See more flower and vegetable show results here and … Continue reading
Winners Announced In Annual Flower, Vegetable Show
A few of many Horticulture entries in annual Yankton Town and Country Garden Club Flower / Vegetable Show are shown here. Spinach vine was submitted by Sarala Somepalie. Amazing number of daylilies on one stem was submitted by Suzanne Preszler. Cucumbers were an entry in the Junior Division by Tori Weiland. Thanks for your visit … Continue reading
Rescued From The Brome
Spirit Mound National Historic Site north of Vermillion South Dakota along Highway 19 has had wildflower and native grass restoration underway for more than a decade. Smooth brome in the seed bank has been a challenge, especially with cool springtimes that give this competitor an edge to the warm season grasses and wildflowers. A six acre … Continue reading
Rescued From The Brome
Eric VanderStouwe of South Dakota Game Fish & Parks disperses wildflower seed at the Spirit Mound 6 acre plot last fall. Dr. James Heisinger of Spirit Mound Trust hand dispersed large sunflower seed. Before the re-seeding, invasive smooth brome was killed and then the brome thatch was burned for better new seed germination. Thank you … Continue reading
Rescued From The Brome
Time will tell if the management practices and weather work together for wildflowers to be re-established on this six acre plot of the Spirit Mound National Historic Site. Go to Spirit Mound this season and see the results for yourself. The historic and natural site is about ten miles north of Vermillion SD on Highway … Continue reading
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Sometimes I'm drawn to plants that I find hard to grow. I work hard to find the right method for growing pansies from seed, for example. Once the few that make it to transplant survive, the purples and yellows die back in the heat of summer. This season I tried "Penny All Season Mix (F-1) … Continue reading
Favorite Garden Weeding Tools
On pleasant mornings or evenings, these favorite weeding tools help make the work easier. The hoe is shaped like a triangle with long sides, folded slightly down the apex. This forms a point for close weeding. The sides can be used as scrapers that remove weeds at ground level instead of digging into the soil. … Continue reading
Water-Wise Tips That Enhance Decor
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Water-Wise Tips That Enhance Decor
Besides privacy in this Tucson area backyard, the wall enclosure protects plants from drying winds and provides some shad on hot summer days. A raised bed with irrigation is in use. Tropical plants that typically require extra water are confined to containers in an area where they may be easily watered. See more items. This … Continue reading
Water-Wise Tips That Enhance Decor
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How Does Your Garden Grow?
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How Does Your Garden Grow?
In early October at Old Triebal House Gardens in Winston Salem, North Carolina, these last succession planting of beans grow in raised, borderless beds. Multiple plants grow in the beds instead of single plants in rows. Garden methods seen here in this garden planted from 1759 plans are also the basis for "square foot" gardening … Continue reading
How Does Your Garden Grow?
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Grow Just Enough And Avoid The Waste
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Gardeners And Munching Critters
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Summer Every Day
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Summer Every Day
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'Tried and True' Flowers, Vegetables
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Row Covers Are Versatile
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Plant Tips To Involve Children In Gardening
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'An Easy Way To Garden'
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How Does Your Garden Grow?
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day September 15th
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Flower and Garden Show Results 2016
Welcome to this week's Plant Exchange Blog. We hope you will enjoy this display of beautiful plants of the Yankton area and evident skills of flower and garden show entrants. Town and Country Garden Club of the Yankton area held their annual "Flower and Vegetable Show" at the Yankton Community Library earlier this summer. All … Continue reading
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D. Williams is an All-Star PG. Lin is good but not in the same tier as the great PGs....D Rose, Westbrook, C. Paul, T.Parker, S.Nash,Rondo..
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I agree. Jeremy Lin is great to watch... but he can't be compared to other all-star PG until he actually IS an all-star PG for a year or two. I'm a big fan of Jeremy Lin... but just not quite a "fanatic"
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I have been doing genealogy research on my family for about 25 years. I enjoy putting the pieces together and the hunt. My research includes McKinney, Kranjic/Crainick, Ritchie, Self, Zingrich, Clark, Fox, Casebeer and all the numerous names that link them together. I try, when possible, to get out and take photos of others. I love that we help each other. Thank you to all of the find a grave contributors out there.
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I too am a ancestor of the McKinney's of New Jersey and Kentucky and I was wondering if you might know how or where I can get a copy of the sketch or written account of the McKinney battles with the native Americans in Lincoln co. Kentucky? It's mentioned in Gerald McKinney Petty's book about the McKinney family.
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Could you tell me who Rufus Daulton's parents are? I suspect he may be the son of Ezariah Braddy and Catherine Lewis.. but I'm not sure yet. There were two Ezariah Braddys in Madison Co, MO . Mine is the other Ezariah. I have always felt that they could have been uncle and nephew perhaps,but have, so far, not found any evidence of that. In some records that I have, I found a Daulton R. Braddy but the only marriage I have for him is to Annie E. Allison abt 1909. This Daulton was B: 1890 in MO AND Annie was B: 1891. They had a daughter, Nina Imo Braddy, B: 16 Oct. 1909 Carter Co., MO and D: 21 aUG 1910 Ellington, Reynolds Co., MO . I hope that this info might be of help to you. I sure wish I could be of more help.
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There were, in fact, two Clara Bell Braddys. They lived in close prozimity. One in Fredericktown MO and one in St Francois. The one in St Francois had a different spelling for Bell.. Hers was Belle. The one in Fredericktown was spelled Bell. And she was the one married to Jack Shay. Are you related to Clara Bell Braddy or Jack Shay? I am their granddaughter !
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I didn't know how to contact Lee Richards direct, so I googled on his name and 'Find A Grave' member number. Lo and Behold, I found his 'Find A Grave' member page. Now, you can contact Lee direct about Glenn McKinney. Hopefully, he can shed some light.
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On the 'Find A Grave' memorial for Beatrice P. (Schloss) McKinney, all information was contributed by 'Find A Grave' member, LEE RICHARDS, #48546609. I personally don't know anything about Beatrice or Glenn McKinney. Sorry I couldn't be of assistance.
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I hope it is fixed. Another contributor added another memorial without checking to see if there was a memorial. I contacted her to delete her memorial. This is the general Find a Grave policy to delete the newest memorial.
I am not sure she will delete it.
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I am going to look into this. Next time, PLEASE send me a note with the memorial number so that I can find the memorial quicker and this insures that I correct the memorial in question.
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Thanks for writing. Unfortunately, I can find nothing concerning death dates or burial locations for Frank and Lucretia. Frank is listed in the 1880, both in the 1910 and 1920 censuses, and I also found their marriage certificate, all of which I'm guessing you already have, but I'm including links below, just in case.
The following MAY be their son, Jerrold:
Find A Grave Memorial# 72196499. I also found a few other items, but not anything that contains any proof of relationships or burial locations.
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Create an Azure Media Services account
To complete this tutorial, you need an Azure account. For details, see Azure Free Trial.
The Azure Classic Portal provides a way to quickly create an Azure Media Services account. You can use your account to access Media Services that enable you to store, encrypt, encode, manage, and stream media content in Azure. At the time you create a Media Services account, you also create an associated storage account (or use an existing one) in the same geographic region as the Media Services account.
This article explains how to use the Quick Create method to create a new Media Services account and then associate it with a storage account.
Accessing Media Services requires two associated accounts:
A Media Services account. Your account gives you access to a set of cloud-based Media Services that are available in Azure. A Media Services account does not store actual media content. Instead it stores metadata about the media content and media processing jobs in your account. At the time you create the account, you select an available Media Services region. The region you select is a data center that stores the metadata records for your account.
Available Media Services (AMS) regions include the following: North Europe, West Europe, West US, East US, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Japan West, Japan East. Media Services does not use affinity groups.
AMS is now also available in the following data centers: Brazil South, India West, India South and India Central. You can now use the Azure Classic Portal to create Media Service accounts and perform various tasks described here. However, Live Encoding is not enabled in these data centers. Further, not all types of Encoding Reserved Units are available in these data centers.
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An associated storage account. Your storage account is an Azure storage account that is associated with your Media Services account. The storage account provides blob storage for media files, and must be located in the same geographic region as the Media Services account. When you create a Media Services account, you can either choose an existing storage account in the same region, or you can create a new storage account in the same region. If you delete a Media Services account, the blobs in your related storage account are not deleted.
Create a Media Services account using Quick Create
- In the Azure Classic Portal, click New, click Media Service, and then click Quick Create.
In NAME, enter the name of the new account. A Media Services account name is all lowercase numbers or letters with no spaces, and is 3 to 24 characters in length.
In REGION, select the geographic region that will be used to store the metadata records for your Media Services account. Only the available Media Services regions appear in the drop-down list.
In STORAGE ACCOUNT, select a storage account to provide blob storage of the media content from your Media Services account. You can select an existing storage account in the same geographic region as your Media Services account, or you can create a new storage account. A new storage account is created in the same region.
If you created a new storage account, in NEW STORAGE ACCOUNT NAME, enter a name for the storage account. The rules for storage account names are the same as for Media Services accounts.
Click Quick Create at the bottom of the form.
You can monitor the status of the process in the message area at the bottom of the window.
The status changes to Active when the account is successfully created. The media services page opens with the new account displayed.
At the bottom of the page, the MANAGE KEYS button appears. When you click this button, a page with the Media Services account name and the primary and secondary keys is displayed. You will need the account name and the primary key information to programmatically access the Media Services account.
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Hanne B. Sørensen, chief executive of A.P. Møller-Maersk's third-party logistics subsidiary, will be replaced by current Maersk Line Head of East West Trades Klaus Rud Sejling, the company said in a statement.
The Shanghai Containerized Freight Index fell 3.5 percent from last Friday to a reading of 707.68, declining for the second straight week as the short-term boost after Hanjin Shipping filed for receivership at the end of August has now faded.
The Japanese ocean carrier has acquired a 25 percent share of EMAS Chiyoda Subsea, a construction firm specializing in offshore and subsea oil and gas facilities, from Singapore's Ezra Holdings and Japan's Chiyoda Corporation.
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The Danish conglomerate said one division will focus on transport and logistics, while the other division will focus on energy.
The world's two largest container shipping carriers, Maersk Line and MSC, are beefing up their presence on the transpacific trade in the wake of Hanjin Shipping filing for receivership in Korea last week.
Japanese container carrier Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha could be targeted by Singapore-based hedge fund Effissimo, the firm's largest shareholder as of early August, according to recent media reports.