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Alden Carrithers drives in three to lead Gwinnett past Norfolk
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LAWRENCEVILLE, GA - In a game that featured 18 runs on 25 hits, the Gwinnett Braves (40-54) held off the Norfolk Tides (49-44), 10-8 on Wednesday night at Cooray Field. Alden Carrithers doubled and drove in three runs and Brandon Boggs added two RBIs to lead the G-Braves in a back-and-forth battle.
In his last start against the Tides on June 29, right-hander Cody Martin tossed a season-high seven innings, scattering three hits and allowing two earned runs while striking out a season-high 11. His previous success against Norfolk did not carry over to Wednesday night, as he was roughed up for five runs on eight hits in 3.2 innings. Martin tied a career high with six walks in the no-decision.
He got a big lift early from the Gwinnett offense, as they scored five runs to establish a 5-0 lead.
In the top of the first inning, Norfolk starter Eddie Gamboa walked two and hit a batter to load the bases with two outs. Carrithers punched a 1-0 knuckleball down the left-field line for a two-run double, giving Gwinnett a 2-0 advantage.
Gwinnett added three more runs on three hits in the bottom of the second inning. Luis Nunez doubled and advanced to third on a single by Matt Pagnozzi. With runners on the corners, Jose Constanza drove in Nunez with an RBI groundout and Todd Cunningham singled home Pagnozzi. Boggs extended the lead to 5-0, grounding out to score Cunningham.
The Tides answered, however, scoring two in the third and three in the fourth against Martin. In the third, Norfolk connected on four-straight hits, Danny Valencia delivered an RBI double and Zelous Wheeler drew a bases loaded walk, cutting the lead to 5-2. The Tides would draw even in the fourth. Jason Pridie walked and Henry Urrutia singled before Alex Liddi smacked a three-run homer to left off of Martin.
Each team would score three runs over the next two innings, heading to the bottom of the seventh tied at 8-8. The G-Braves broke the tie in the eighth inning against reliever Andy Loomis (L, 2-3). Nunez and Pagnozzi hit back-to-back singles, putting runners on first and second with no outs. Constanza reached on a bunt single and Nunez scored on a throwing error by reliever Mike Belfiore. Cunningham moved both runners into scoring position with a bunt, and Boggs delivered an RBI sacrifice fly, making it 10-8.
Loomis took the loss with four runs on four hits over 1.1 innings. Gwinnett reliever Mark Lamm (W, 1-0) recorded his first Triple-A win, hurling 1.1 scoreless innings. Cory Rasmus (S, 10) tossed a scoreless ninth inning to pick up his team-leading 10th save of the season.
Eight of the nine Gwinnett hitters had at least one hit on the night, with Pagnozzi recording a team-high three hits (3-for-4). Nunez went 2-for-5. Carrithers and Boggs had the only multi-RBI efforts.
Urrutia led all players with a 5-for-5 night, scoring three runs and picking up one RBI. Liddi added two hits and a game-high five RBIs for Norfolk.
The Gwinnett Braves and Norfolk Tides conclude their four-game series on Thursday at 12:05 PM. Right-hander Kameron Loe (3-2, 2.97) will start for the G-Braves, while left-hander Tsuyoshi Wada (2-4, 5.14) will start for the Tides. The radio broadcast will air on 1240 ESPN Radio in Gainesville, GA with Tony Schiavone calling the play-by-play. The game will also be televised on CSS with Mike Morgan and Dave Lezotte calling the action.
Thursday is "Belk Day Care Day" at Coolray Field as the Gwinnett Braves welcome day care groups from around the area for a special 12:05 PM game. The contest is sponsored by Belk. Tickets are on sale now by calling the Coolray Field Box Office at (678) 277-0340 or by purchasing online at gwinnettbraves.com.
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Tamaño50 m²
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It is situated on the slope of a small hill, it is surrounded by pine trees and has a wonderful view. It is 80 meters away from the sea. There are no discos, restaurants or coffee shops around, the beach is sandy and very quiet. It is 13 km away from Edipsos, a famous spa city known from antiquity. During your stay, you can visit the Thermae Sylla Spa and try different types of treatment. The village Gialtra, where you can find most of the basic shops plus a pharmacy, is on the top of the hill, within walking distance (10 to 15 minutes).
The house itself is 70 sqm, it is furnished with taste but has no particular amenities. It is the ideal place for people who want to live for some time in simplicity and enjoy nature, hiking (the place is surrounded by forests), swimming (the sea is very safe, as it is a small gulf) or surfing.
The house is composed of a living room with two balconies and an open kitchen and two bedrooms(one with a double and one with twin beds). There is one bathroom with shower box. There are screens at all the windows and ventilators in the bedrooms.
Since we have decided to opted for an alternative way of life during our vacation, there is no television, computer, internet connection, telephone or any other electronic devices. However, if somebody feels the need to get again into contact with civilisation, there is the nearby city of Edipsos. A car is necessary!
Communication languages: English, French, Italian, Greek.
The house can be rented in combination with our property "39 steps from the sea", which is 50 meters away.
Normas del alojamientoGuests are kindly requested to be careful with the use of fire and to use water with moderation.
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Ralou is a very charming host very welcoming and caring ! I will definitely come back to her flat in Athens, highly recommended, central, nice and cosy !
Ralou welcomes us with great hospitality. The location of the appartement was perfect. The appartement was lovely furnished and well equiped. We felt immediately "at home". Thank you very much for the little "catering" (cookies). They helped us over the day. "The six Dogs" is a green oasis in the middle of a pulsating city. Nice place to have a rest.
Ralou´s appartment is amazing, i strongly recommend it to any visitor in Athens, is very well furnished, cool decoration and located in the heart of Athens if you want to try the real "greek taste" you can go walking to the Acropolis, Monastiraki, Plaka and Gazi. Ralou welcome us with a big smile and lots of cookies! A perfect place for a perfect city!
My wife and I were looking to stay in Athens near the acropolis area, but not at the high prices being offered. Then we came across the property listed.
The entire experience was above and beyond our expectations! As a senior member for a hotel, I must say that Ralou is a true professional and I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND her property(s).
Ralou was caring that our entire stay not only in her property, but our vacation in Athens was memorable.....and it truely was.
The apartment was prefect. Clean, neat and organized. Lots of information packages for any tourist to use with a "locals" recommended package there as well. The area was quite and literally just around the corner from all the sites, restaurants and attractions.
Thank you for the great memories. We look forward to the opportunity to stay with you again.
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The apartment is perfect and Ralou is a wonderful host, so friendly and she has very good advices for eating and drinking.
The apartment is lovely. Everything you would want or need. Excellent location. Walking distance to all the major sights and yummy resturants. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We were superbly well taken care of. Thank you Ralou!
We stayed with our family, 2 adults and 3 children, at Ralou's place for one week. Apartment was very well located as old town Plaka was just behind the corner as well as the nearest metro station, Akropolis.
Ralou is a very friendly host and she had kindly bought us a lovely welcoming present for Easter. She kept in contact before and during our stay.
Apartment was well equipped with many towels and linens and Ralou also provided a cot for our baby.
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James Henry is confident Millwall will maintain their promotion challenge despite the loss of top scorer Chris Wood to Leicester.
Wood scored 11 goals in 19 games during his loan spell at The Den but joined Millwall's Championship rivals at the turn of the year after his temporary deal expired.
Despite such a significant loss, only goal difference is keeping Millwall, who travel to Bolton tomorrow, outside of the play-off places and Henry said: "Obviously, every club would miss someone who was in that much form but we cannot dwell on it because we have some top players here for the promotion push.
"We have got to be looking up the table. It will be very difficult because there are some fantastic teams up there but we have given ourselves a really good chance of staying in touch with the play-off pack and are determined to be in that top six."
Darius Henderson, Dany N'Guessan and Andy Keogh must lead the line following Wood's departure and Henry said: "Chris did fantastically for us and we wish him all the best but football is a squad game. We have still got some fantastic strikers here and I am sure others will step up and keep scoring goals for us."
Millwall manager Kenny Jackett this week completed the signing of Bristol City winger Martyn Woolford. The 27-year-old, who agreed a two-and-a-half year deal, joined his team-mates in training for the first time yesterday.
Henry said: "He looks nice and sharp and we are all looking forward to playing alongside him. A few of the boys knew him from when we have played against him and we knew he was a good player.
"We have got a good bunch of lads who are always welcoming and it is always easier coming into a team that is doing well."
Bolton, with former Crystal Palace boss Dougie Freedman in charge, have struggled this season following their relegation from the Premier League and have lost three of their last four games. Striker Craig Davies this week moved to the Reebok from Barnsley and could make his debut tomorrow.
Henry said: "If they can string a few good results together they will be challenging for the play-offs come the end of the season but we are confident we can get the three points and back into the top six."
Millwall midfielder Liam Feeney is a doubt for tomorrow's trip north after sustaining a minor hamstring injury during last weekend's FA Cup win against Preston.
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It disappoints me when customer experience (CX) professionals at business-to-business (B2B) companies won't even consider CX practices from business-to-consumer (B2C) companies.
Sure, B2B firms can learn a lot from other B2B firms: Cisco has an amazing voice of the customer program, Boeing does great work conducting field studies of its customers, and Adobe has a notable CX governance practice. But unless B2B customer experience practitioners want to run the CX race with one foot in a bucket, they should also learn strategy from Holiday Inn and Burberry, customer understanding from Vanguard and Virgin Mobile Australia, and design practices from Fidelity and the Spanish bank BBVA — the list of relevant B2C case studies goes on and on.
There are two reasons why B2B companies should take this advice to heart. First, no industry has anything close to a monopoly on best practices. So unless companies cast a wide net, they're cutting themselves off from lessons that could give them an edge over their navel-gazing competitors. Secondly, every customer that B2B companies serve is not only a businessperson but also a consumer, one who has his or her expectations set by daily interactions with Amazon, Apple, Starbucks, and Zappos. And those B2B customers no longer lower their expectations when they go to work — especially because work now gets interspersed with their personal lives.


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Flies Found by FDA Threaten Indian Town Built on GenericsKetaki Gokhale and Adi Narayan
America's $93 billion pipeline of generic pharmaceuticals often starts in places like Toansa, a village in northern India where a drug-making facility rises up beside mustard fields and manure-flecked ox-cart tracks.
Toansa's factory complex -- owned by Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd., one of India's largest drugmakers -- has for years produced ingredients for dozens of pharmaceuticals sold to Americans, including AstraZeneca Plc's top-selling heartburn medication Nexium, as well as its own generic copies of drugs including Pfizer Inc.'s Lipitor.
Ranbaxy and its Toansa factory are in the crosshairs of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which has recently taken a tougher stance on the quality of generic drugs originating in India amid complaints by doctors and others. The agency said last month that it has begun a $20 million program to test generic drugs.
In January, FDA inspectors paid a surprise visit to the facility in Toansa, in a rural area north of New Delhi, and found broken equipment, windows stuck open and flies "too numerous to count," according to the FDA's report of its inspection. Workers ran quality tests over and over until they got the results they wanted, the FDA noted.
Shortly after, the FDA banned the import of drug components made at the Toansa plant.
Ranbaxy voluntarily suspended all shipments of active pharmaceutical ingredients, or APIs, from Toansa and a second Indian plant, Dewas, after the FDA ban, Ranbaxy's parent company, Tokyo-based Daiichi Sankyo Co., said in a Feb. 25 statement. Ranbaxy is continuing to make drugs for non-U.S. markets using API inventory from Toansa and Dewas and from external sources, Yasuki Minobe, a Daiichi spokesman, said by telephone March 4.
Beyond T-Shirts
A recent visit to Toansa found a town deeply dependent on the fortunes of Ranbaxy. While consumers in rich nations have learned about the workers who make their T-shirts and tennis shoes, less light has been shed on those who make medications that save and extend lives. The happenings in Toansa help illuminate working conditions in India's pharmaceuticals industry, which has grown as wealthy governments seek to reduce the costs of medical treatments.
In August, a machine explosion at the Toansa facility left worker Rajan Sikka with shattered bones in his face, memory loss and partial paralysis. In early October, a contract worker there died from inhaling poisonous gas, according to a police account cited in his postmortem report. The worker had been handling chemicals after being asked to fill in for a technician who went on a break, according to a coworker and family members citing accounts from the worker's colleagues.
Grim Sweep
Ranbaxy said there had been no gas in the area of the deceased worker, a 28-year-old who it said apparently died of cardiac arrest. It said Sikka, the injured worker, is recovering at home. Ranbaxy strives to "continuously strengthen and improve our systems, processes and occupational health and safety procedures," a spokesman said in a Feb. 24 e-mail.
The FDA's Toansa ban completed a grim sweep: Ranbaxy, based in Gurgaon in northern India, once had four Indian facilities registered with the FDA to send drugs and drug components to America. Toansa was the last of the four to have its products suspended from U.S. sale for failing to meet the FDA's so-called current Good Manufacturing Practices.
Those last two suspensions came after Ranbaxy agreed last year to pay a $500 million settlement in the U.S., in which it admitted it sold batches of drugs that were improperly manufactured, stored and tested. It also pleaded guilty to four felony counts of knowingly making false statements to the FDA.
Strong Records
Several makers of generic drugs in India and elsewhere have maintained strong track records. "Unfortunately, the many Indian companies that understand good manufacturing and quality processes have been overshadowed by recent lapses in quality at a handful of pharmaceutical firms," FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg said in a blog post while on a trip to India last month, during which she said the FDA would step up inspections of plants in India.
Pharmaceutical production in India has boomed in recent years. Indian companies sold about $5 billion worth of generics to the U.S. in the year that ended March 2013, according to an estimate from Hitesh Mahida, an analyst at KR Choksey Shares & Securities Pvt. in Mumbai.
While Indian producers accounted for 6 percent of the dollar value of all generic drugs sold in the U.S., they accounted for one-quarter of generics sold by volume, according to Standard Chartered, which analyzed data from IMS Health.
In 2012, branded drugs represented a $232.9 billion market in the U.S., with branded and unbranded generics accounting for another $92.6 billion, according to Standard Chartered.
Job Creator
India's pharmaceuticals boom has created more than 4 million jobs, according to the Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India, which includes positions in thousands of factories producing for domestic and international markets. The country has more than 500 factories registered with the FDA.
Drug manufacturing in India costs about half as much as in Western industrialized countries, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers. India's wage costs are one-fifth of the level in the U.S. and 30 percent of those in Europe, PwC said.
Much of India's pharmaceuticals industry is located in rural and small regional centers, according to the International Labour Organization, where there are parcels of land large enough for the factories. State governments have sought to benefit by wooing industries that promise to alleviate high unemployment.
'Moxie Plant'
Ranbaxy started production in Toansa, a scattering of farmhouses on a fertile plain near Pakistan, in 1987.
It has opened facilities elsewhere in Punjab and in Madhya Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh states. Ranbaxy purchased Ohm Laboratories Inc. in New Jersey, which formulates medications and distributes them in the U.S., and by 2006 it had bought generics businesses belonging to Bayer AG in Germany, Aventis SA in France, GlaxoSmithKline Plc in Italy and Spain and generic drugmakers in Romania and South Africa. Daiichi Sankyo bought its majority stake in Ranbaxy from its Indian owners in 2008.
In a Toansa farmhouse, a woman who said her husband worked on-site for 16 years points across the mustard fields to a complex that by local count includes 14 production buildings: There's the "Moxie plant," she said, which makes the antibiotic amoxicillin, and the "Doxie plant," which makes the antibiotic doxycycline.
At full capacity, the facility employed approximately 2,000 workers, said Sandeep Kumar, who said he supplies laborers to Ranbaxy through the agency he owns, Ramlal & Sons. Many factory employees come from the surrounding countryside, where men generally finish school before age 16.
Temp Workers
The plant's many skilled employees often commute from neighboring towns. The plant also hires temporary workers for basic labor through a handful of local contracting firms. Laborers who handle chemicals at the Ranbaxy factory are required to train for a month and a half, said Amrik Mahi, whose agency, Mahi Enterprises, recruits workers for Ranbaxy and other companies.
However, two former contract workers said they received three to four days of training before starting work. Their duties included handling solvents and packing finished products, said the two workers, who, like several laborers and villagers who spoke about the plant, declined to be identified because they didn't want to hurt their employment prospects.
Ranbaxy declined to confirm details of the plant's size or employment numbers and didn't respond to requests for comment about contract-worker qualifications.
Surprise Visitor
Toansa's fortunes shifted on Jan. 5 when a Toyota Innova minivan arrived bearing an FDA inspector, five villagers recounted.
The factory's planning department had counted on an audit in February, a plant technician said. At the time of the snap visit, construction was underway in the quality-control lab, another worker said. Managers were preparing to fix a broken piece of equipment in a different lab by February, he said.
In its week-long inspection, the FDA found the quality control and microbiology labs were in "significant disrepair," according to the inspection report filed by the FDA that detailed eight possible violations of the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act. On Jan. 23, the FDA blocked exports to the U.S. from the Toansa factory of all ingredients.
"We are taking swift action to prevent substandard quality products from reaching U.S. consumers," Carol Bennett, acting director of the Office of Compliance in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a statement.
Ranbaxy Disappointment
The statement advised patients to continue taking Ranbaxy drugs that are already in the U.S. market. Ranbaxy's Ohm facility in New Jersey can still supply finished drugs to the U.S.
In a statement Jan. 24, Ranbaxy said it had suspended U.S.- bound shipments of API from Toansa once it received the FDA's inspection results. It expressed disappointment at the ban, apologizing to stakeholders "for the inconvenience caused by the suspension of shipment."
Ranbaxy's move a month later to temporarily halt API shipments from Toansa to all other markets will let the company evaluate and inspect its manufacturing and quality control, Daiichi said in a Feb. 25 public statement.
Among those affected by the Toansa suspension was AstraZeneca, which has sourced esomeprazole magnesium, used in Nexium sold in the U.S., from facilities in France and in Toansa, said spokeswoman Vanessa Rhodes. AstraZeneca is now getting the ingredient from its French source, she said, adding that it has found no problems with the quality of its products already on the market.
Worker Safety
The FDA's efforts don't extend to assessing worker safety. That issue is often overlooked in India's pharmaceutical factories, according to the People's Training and Research Centre, an Indian nonprofit that works on occupational safety issues. India's government doesn't release consistent annual accident data, said the center's director, Jagdish Patel.
Labor inspectors appointed in each state have the authority to inspect factories and penalize them for noncompliance. But there is a "chronic shortage" of inspectors in most states, Patel said.
The blast that injured Sikka, a 43-year-old father of two who had worked at the Ranbaxy factory for more than 20 years, came near the end of his shift on Aug. 23, according to a colleague at the factory.
Medical Bills
A door blew off of a vacuum device used to dry chemicals, sending a piece of steel that pinned Sikka against the wall, according to the colleague. It wasn't clear if the incident was investigated. Workers weren't informed of the circumstances leading up to the incident, the colleague said.
Sikka's injuries left him largely confined to his bed and with swallowing difficulties that require him to take some nutrition through a tube into his stomach.
Ranbaxy covered medical bills for Sikka's hospitalization and is funding his medications, a full-time caregiver and his salary, according to his doctor and receipts reviewed by Bloomberg News. Ranbaxy "provides best possible medical treatment," compensation and support to the family in case of unfortunate circumstances, the Ranbaxy spokesman said.
On a recent Friday afternoon at Sikka's home, his two teenage boys sat next to him on the bed doing their homework as a television set played a Hindi sitcom. Sikka slept, not responding to calls of his name.
A preliminary inquiry into Sikka's injury by Punjab's labor department found that the workers and supervisory staff at the plant had been insufficiently trained for their jobs, said assistant director of factories Narinder Singh, the official responsible for ensuring compliance in the Toansa area.
No Fines
The regulator asked Ranbaxy to ensure that its workers and equipment maintenance staff are better trained, Singh said in an interview. It hasn't levied a fine on Ranbaxy, he said.
Ranbaxy declined to respond to requests for comment about training. Punjab state labor commissioner Harbhupinder Singh wasn't available at his office and didn't respond to calls to his mobile phone.
Ranbaxy requires workers to wear safety gear, said three current and former contract workers citing company rules. Those requirements are haphazardly enforced or ignored, workers said. One said he prefers not to wear the required goggles because they fog up. Men who wear large cloth turbans, a tenet of the Sikh religion practiced in the area, often find safety helmets unwieldy, one technician said.
Other workers said contract laborers sometimes do work for which they aren't trained or outfitted.
Unresponsive Worker
In early October, contract employee Kulwinder Singh was asked to fill in for a technician in a job that involved unloading chemicals when he inhaled fumes, according to two workers and family members who said their information was based on accounts by workers in his unit.
Singh was found sitting, unresponsive, and was taken to a health center by ambulance and later transferred to a civil hospital in Balachaur, the Ranbaxy spokesman said. Singh was declared dead on arrival at the hospital, according to records at the nearby Kathgarh police station, examined by Bloomberg News.
The postmortem report prepared by medical officer Renu Mittal at the public hospital in Balachaur, about 30 kilometers away, stated that according to preliminary information from the police, Singh died from "inhalation of poisonous gas." The police based the assessment on interviews with workers at the accident site, according to Sukhpal Singh, the head constable in the Ansron post.
Awaiting Biopsies
The final determination on the cause of death, Mittal wrote, is pending a final biopsy.
Five months after Singh's death, no such determination has been made public. Constable Singh said results from chemical and pathology tests run at two government labs remain pending.
At one of those facilities, the Punjab Chemical Laboratory in Kharar, an unrelated corruption investigation had delayed work by up to six months, said lab head Rakesh Kashyap. In the other case, results from the Government Medical College in Amritsar were completed and mailed last month to Balachaur hospital, said the college's head of pathology, Amarjit Singh. Mittal said in an interview that the Balachaur hospital hadn't received the pathology report.
Ranbaxy declined to comment on the police report that cited gas inhalation. The Ranbaxy spokesman said by e-mail that there had been no vapors or gas in the area and that the worker had been wearing protective gear.
Accounts of incidents at the plant haven't discouraged Toansa's workers. The family of Singh, the deceased worker, is seeking a settlement from Ranbaxy that would include a job for his younger brother.
Locals still prefer to work at the factory than in the fields, said Krishan Kumar, chief of Toansa's village council.
"You couldn't find a single man who's unemployed in this village because of this factory," Kumar said in an interview. "Even people who've only passed fifth grade, they got jobs."


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Fred B Bartlett was born March 31, 1919, in Okmulgee, Okla., to Rufus Monroe "R.M." Bartlett
and Susie Jewelette Miller Bartlett. The family consisted of Ruby Lucille, Paul Theodore, Fred B. and Wanda Geraldine, all deceased.
After graduating from Okmulgee High School in 1937, Fred began working for the Frisco Railroad in
Okmulgee, and on Feb. 6, 1941, Fred was inducted into the United States Army at Fort Sill, Okla.
He served in World War II as a Tech Sergeant in Germany and earned a service star for serving in
four major campaigns: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland and Central Germany. His last assignment in World War II ended in Saltzburg, Austria in a
primarily anti-tank, field artillery battalion where he supported General George S. Patton and various other units. In Austria, Fred was awarded the Bronze Star
Medal for outstanding service and was later honorably discharged in September 1945, at Camp Fannin, Texas.
After honorably serving his country, Fred returned to Okmulgee, where he married his longtime
sweetheart, Velma Faye Horner, on Dec. 30, 1945.
Their only son, Phil Edward, was born on Oct. 24, 1947 and their family moved to Tulsa, Okla.,
where Fred returned to work for the Frisco Railroad. He later moved back to Okmulgee after he was offered a position with the Okmulgee Northern Railroad as
a car inspector.
Fred attended Okmulgee Business College and graduated from Oklahoma A&M (now Oklahoma State
University) with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting and a Minor in Economics and Education. He also attended Tulsa University and the University of
After completing his education, Fred worked for an oil company called Union Texas Petroleum (later
united with Amaco Petroleum and then Allied Chemical) as a Supervisor and later Office Manager of the Oil and Gas Department. Fred took an early retirement June
1970, to work in real estate. He later purchased an accounting and bookkeeping service in Houston and was enrolled as treasury agent. After building his
clientele, he sold the business to a young CPA and took a position in Houston as Office Manager with a New York Dental Lab, which consisted of three companies:
a lab, product and a blood bank. He remained with them for three years before retiring for good.
Velma also retired from Memorial Hospital at that time, and together, Fred and Velma traveled all
over Mexico, Europe and England. On other occasions, they traveled throughout the United States, and later purchased a travel trailer.
After retirement, Fred and Velma made their home in numerous places, including Round Rock,
Humble, Irving, and Muskogee, Okla.
During the winter, they lived in McAllen, and lived between Muskogee and McAllen for 13 years.
They purchased a larger mobile home in McAllen and lived in the Adobe Wells Country Club, named for its 18-hole, 3-par, golf course. Fred took up golfing and was
a member of the Oklahoma Senior Golf Association.
Fred and Velma moved to Bellville 2000, where Phil and his wife, Donna, have Assurance Insurance
Company. Fred was a member of the Bellville Golf and Recreation Club, the V.F.W., the American Legion, the Bellville United Methodist Church, and the Joy
Sunday School Classes.
A memorial service was held 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 15, 2009 from the Bellville United Methodist
Church with Pastor Robert Stutes officiating.
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Amid its struggles with Sunni jihadists, Shiite radicals, and Kurdish separatists, the Iraqi government is training its sights on a new enemy: dogs. According to the UK's Daily Mail, Iraq is spending 35 million dinars—about $30,000—to send 20 shotgun-wielding squads out to hunt down the capital's strays. Their goal: Killing one million canines. So far, they've scratched 42,000, and they're averaging 2,400 a day. "We could consider this the biggest campaign of dog execution ever," Baghdad's chief veterinarian, Mohammed al-Hilly, told the newspaper.
Put so bluntly, it sounds heinous, perhaps even criminal. It's also a tough pill to swallow for many US servicemembers in Iraq, who find comfort in adopted Iraqi pets that wandered in from the wild. But the dog-eradication program is incredibly popular among Iraqis, and could even enhance the government's standing with its discontented populace. And it's not unprecedented: Saddam Hussein used to sponsor dog roundups, and the US military is currently waging its own campaign against the country's feral dogs.
Wild animals also pose special problems for American service members in Iraq. Despite the fortifications at the US coalition's largest bases—mazes of walls, cameras, guns, checkpoints—coyotes and cats slip through at will, often crossing soldiers' paths in the dusty dark of night, catching fish on base lakes and moats, or tracking rats underneath the soldiers' sleeping trailers. Rabies is an ever-present concern, as is the general nastiness of the feral animal population. Plus, military working dogs are ubiquitous in Iraq, and keeping them away from wild animals is a paramount concern. Units that rely on working animals have rules of engagement empowering them to kill any creature that ventures too close to their dogs.
The US military command also forbids soldiers to own pets. It's right there in General Order No. 1, the master document regulating military and contractor behavior: "Adopting as pets or mascots, caring for or feeding any type of domestic or wild animal" in the Iraqi war zone is a crime, on a par with using illegal drugs, distributing pornography, drinking liquor, keeping war spoils, or selling your gun. The military doesn't just ban contact between soldiers and animals; it's contracted with KBR—yes, that KBR—to provide "vector control" on big installations like the Victory Base Complex on Baghdad's outskirts. The company's employees roam those bases, rounding up any animals they find, especially those being sheltered by the troops. All the animals are destroyed.
"No one involved in the animal control program enjoys the task," Lt. Colonel Raymond F. Dunton, chief of preventive medicine for the US military in Iraq, told the AP. "Unfortunately, it is critical that we continue this work to protect the health and safety of our service members."
"We are in the prevention business. We try to prevent problems," said Gary Orsack, manager of KBR's vector control program on the Victory Base Complex, which surrounds Baghdad International Airport. All the animals caught on VBC are taken to a clinic on an adjacent outpost, where they are euthanized. The name of the post where that clinic is located: Camp Slayer.
Knowing that General Order No. 1 could mean death for any unlucky animal, soldiers and contractors on many forward operating bases (FOBs) take great pains to protect their fuzzy charges. "I didn't step foot on a FOB that didn't have at least one dog. Or a resident feral cat. Or pet monkey purchased off base. Or captured python," writes Capt. Michael Cummings, a prolific blogger, of his deployment to Camp Joyce in Afghanistan. "I've seen sergeants major and lieutenant colonels risk their careers over their favorite dogs." Cummings' unit adopted three dogs near the end of their tour. The alpha dog, he writes, "was a bitch nicknamed Mama. She looked like a wolf, with gray fur and menacing eyes. Mama single-handedly kept our FOB clear of other animals, ferociously defending the FOB from any wild Afghan dogs who tried to scavenge our trash pit."
A week before Cummings and his unit were set to return home, orders came down to dispose of all adopted animals on the base before the incoming unit's soldiers arrived. "The day our full-bird colonel and his replacement came on a battlefield tour, suddenly all the dogs were gone," he writes. "I assumed they had been taken to the trash pit and executed, the fate of many dogs downrange. But as soon as the chopper took off, bounding around a corner were the mini-pack: Mama, K2 and the dog with no name."
With help from animal lovers like the Baghdad Cat Lady and Marine Maj. Brian Dennis and Nubs, hundreds of service members and contractors in Iraq have adopted strays and brought them home. "These men and women are trained to be tough, but when you've seen some of what they've seen, a lot of that adds up," says Terri Crisp, who coordinates Operation Baghdad Pups for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals International (SPCAI). "You can't share a lot of it with your buddies, if they're going through the same emotions. You can't cry, you can't hug. But you can do all that with a dog." She assists soldiers who want to bring their adopted pets home with them. It's a costly and dangerous process, requiring Crisp and her staff to fly with a security detail in and out of Baghdad or Erbil with the animals. So far, the effort has retrieved 265 animals—42 cats and 223 dogs—for families stateside.
She's fielded many oddball requests from service members to repatriate their unconventional mascots. "I had one Marine unit that wanted to bring a chicken back," she laughs, a request that the Centers for Disease Control poo-pooed (avian flu). "There was another Marine unit that wanted a donkey brought back." Those devil dogs withdrew their request when the unit that relieved them happily adopted the animal.
Despite the military's no-animals policy, Crisp says the brass recognizes that the troops' illicit pets are morale boosters. "The military has been fully aware from the beginning of what we're doing," she says. "They could stop our flights if they really wanted, but they haven't. It's kind of, you know, 'Don't ask, don't tell.'"
Service members' conflicted feelings over the Iraq exterminations reflect the larger dilemmas of an occupying force in an insurgent war: How do you bring stability, civility, even compassion, to a region marred by lawlessness and violence? Is it sensible to break your values in the short term in the hope of preserving them later?
In Iraq, as in the wider Islamic world, canines are widely considered practically and ritually unclean. Even where they're kept as pets or herders, they usually live outside rather than in the home. Between that and a general bias against spaying or neutering dogs, the population of wild canines has grown out of control. Iraqis generally view the dogs as a nuisance at best, a safety threat at worst. Rumors swirl about deadly attacks by packs of dingoes and coyotes in the night. The Baghdad provincial government claimed in 2008 that 13 people had been killed by wild dogs. Perhaps that's why, Saddam Hussein mollified the masses with periodic dog hunts. His Baghdad successors have never stopped the practice, only accelerated it. "If I were a mother in Iraq, with children," says Crisp, "I would probably teach them to fear dogs, too."
The Iraqis' tactics of shooting and poisoning dogs—what the SPCAI's Crisp calls "killing sprees"—are "incredibly inhumane," she says. "But we also have to be realistic," she adds. "The population is totally out of control. The way things are in Baghdad, it's a breeding ground for diseases." And just as military action by itself can't end an insurgency, she says studies have shown that you can not control animal populations by killing alone. Education, vaccination, and spaying and neutering are also necessary. "But you also have to look at the situation in Iraq and ask yourself if that's possible," she says. "It's a pretty hopeless situation."
Now Crisp and SPCAI are trying to sell the Iraqi government on more humane ways to control the dog population as well as change attitudes toward dogs in general. "We've met with the Ministry of Agriculture in Erbil, and they were very receptive," she says. Among children in the region, "There's a curiosity and an interest in the dogs, and there's opportunities for education, but it's not gonna happen overnight...There's just no easy solution." With the support of thousands of Americans in Iraq and at home, Crisp hopes SPCAI can stave off a final solution for Iraq's . "It's our hope that down in Baghdad, they'll start to adopt humane measures," she says. "But for the dogs on the street now, it's too late."
View photos depicting the many roles of wild and domestic animals in Iraq—companions, workers, nuisances—in MoJo's slideshow, "The Dogs (and Cats) of War."


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Genre: Young Adult
Our relation was so long and sound,
Nothing bad in us had any ground.
We were still doubtfull what to call,
Our relation had no name to fall.
Once I asked if we are friends the best,
Negative she replied crushing a nest.
Torn into pieces I creepingly crawled away,
Horizon and Equator were in full sway.
Once I was shocked to hear her,
"You're my jacky ass with hairy fur."
I did not believe my ears first,
But hard to blink to see her thirst.
Direct she said and made me shooked,
"Be my boyfriend and let me hooked."
My senses paralyzed! She asked for fuck,
First I thought her a ready tuck.
I threw her away and blocked each contact,
An angel saved me, it is fact.
She has left, our relation ashtray,
Was she a girl or devil who bray?
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Oh yes! Regarding the content of this poem.
This is how some women find husbands. And how some men are misled into marriage. A universal technique and occurence. Across all cultures. I'm sure.
Happy trails,
Ed Bradley.
Very good poem
A well written poem aside from a few unsavoury words,i did chuckle at it though.Can't understand why women are so misunderstood can you?.
Women are not misunderstood. It is devil in them that is out of human thinking. And this devil can be found in both genders equally. Thanks for your appreciation and comments. Your suggestions to turn unsavoury words into savoury, will be received appreciably. You are so kind. Thanks again for true comments.
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Jason KlassMember
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Here's one way to simplify your UL tea light stove setup:
http://jasonklass.blogspot.com/2007/09/tea-light-stove-upgrade.htmlSep 22, 2007 at 7:24 pm #1403173
Thomas KnightonMember
@tomcat1066Locale: Southwest GA
Very interesting. I've never really thought about fooling with a tea light stove mostly because I didn't figure I'd keep one around long enough to really test it well. However, that little idea may just change my mind on that one.
Thanks for sharing :D
TomSep 27, 2007 at 4:05 am #1403826
Great idea. I recently tried using a tea light stove because I was tired of the guessing factor of my other alchy stoves..how much fuel was in there, etc… and found that just dumping the alcohol in the tea light got water to a rolling boil in 5 minutes. I like your set up. It reduces the crush factor, everything is all in one.
I've come full circle with stoves. I still like Esbit and my Giga power.Sep 27, 2007 at 10:15 am #1403857
It is a good idea. One thing I wondered about was adding alcohol since you have to pour down into the candle holder now from a distance above.Sep 27, 2007 at 10:29 am #1403859
Donna, wow, 5 min . to boil with the tea candle stove, you;ve got a good one. Mines not that fast. You've got a winner!!!!
I'm with Matt on this one. A 2 inch freefall distance from top of support down to the tin looks like a challenge. A squirting type bottle, maybe. I think that would be kinda splashy also.Sep 27, 2007 at 10:42 am #1403861
Jim ColtenBPL Member
@jcoltenLocale: MN
and found that just dumping the alcohol in the tea light got water to a rolling boil in 5 minutes.
Donna, how much water, approx what air temp and approx what starting water temp (sorry about getting quantitative on ya but it's my nature:-)Sep 27, 2007 at 12:40 pm #1403875
Believe it or not…I discovered it by accident. I had been using Tinny's new blackfly stove (before the iso came out)when I went on my 5 day trip along Mt Rogers. I was having some problems of over-heating so he suggested making a blend of equal parts methanol/isopropal. I gotta say, it worked like a charm. BUT….I found I am not a simmer gal and like to get things boiling.
I went to the Catskills the first week of Sept. and camped out a week. I used the alchohol blend in my tealight on a whim. Morning temps were roughly in the upper 40's (I could see my breath and needed a fire)and day temps were mid 70's. The morning took much longer to boil and more fuel. I would say roughly 8 minutes in that low temp. The rest of the time in 5 minutes flat. I used a windscreen and my Esbit stove. Water temp was spring water cold. I have to guess water temps because I didn't have a means to measure it. In the future, the morning temps that cold would leave me to use my Esbit or Giga. I'm not too much of an alchy fan. Too much fiddle factor. But try the blend. It worked great.
I forgot to say…I normally boil 1 1/2 cups water no matter. I can always use leftover for cleaning. I have a Snowpeak solo (not sure the model. It nests 2 bowls and a fry lid) The pot I use holds just under a liter.
Also…as you can see I just wing things…I completely filled the tealight in the morning for a boil. During the day and evening, I filled it but discovered I only used half of the fuel. I believe tealights hold an ounce.Sep 27, 2007 at 1:17 pm #1403878
todd harperBPL Member
@funnymoLocale: Sunshine State
Thanks Donna, I'm gonna try that.
I have good experience w/ a tealight setup but will try yours'.
ToddSep 27, 2007 at 2:30 pm #1403882
Hi Todd, what does your tealight setup consist of?
Donna, thanks for your info. Got a question <""Believe it or not…I discovered it by accident. I had been using Tinny's new blackfly stove (before the iso came out)when I went on my 5 day trip along Mt Rogers. I was having some problems of over-heating so he suggested making a blend of equal parts methanol/isopropal. I gotta say, it worked like a charm. BUT….I found I am not a simmer gal and like to get things boiling.""
Was it the ISO that overheated or the Blackfly? The reason I ask is the ISO came out before the Blackfly.Sep 27, 2007 at 5:34 pm #1403901
uhhh…..the Blackfly was first. My stove is black. The Iso has those 4 screws with a double wick coming out of them and the pot stand. Mine has just the single looping wick.
But…whatever the name, it was the very first wick stove Tinny built. The windscreen was crucial in keeping the temp of the stove cool enough as to not overheat. I finally knew how to work with it. It's a great little stove if you want to slow-cook, which sometimes I enjoy. I did find it difficult to pour the alcohol back without water from the jacket getting in the way. After awhile of using the thing, I knew pretty much how much alchy I needed for certain meals or tea. Like anything else, one gets familiar with their gear and its personality. : )
Also…fuel usage went a very long way. That's one of the great things about his wick stoves. It will boil, and you can set up your campsite while it's heating. I just found that my style of camping turned out not what I thought it would be.Sep 27, 2007 at 5:49 pm #1403902
Jason KlassMember
@jasonklassLocale: Parker, CO
Hey John,
If you have a bottle with a spout, it's still easy to fill the stove. Maybe I'll post a companion video about filling and lighting the stove to demonstrate this.Sep 27, 2007 at 8:02 pm #1403912
todd harperBPL Member
@funnymoLocale: Sunshine State
Hi Dan,
I owe SuzyQHoo pics of this setup – I'll post them when I can.
I modified an idea from someone on this forum – I'll look into it and give him the credit when I get back in the swing – I'll be out of pocket for a bit.
ToddSep 27, 2007 at 8:29 pm #1403916
Jason, that would be a good solution. In the past I have used a 10 oz water bottle so need to get something like what you mention.Sep 27, 2007 at 10:53 pm #1403931
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
Even with the wire cloth pot stand "in the way" — it's still easy to fuel the stove with squirt cap plastic bottles, such as this one from REI — which comes in different sizes.Sep 28, 2007 at 6:14 am #1403934
Ben, are the REI squirters leakproof? I would trust them for a lotion, but have my doubts about a liquid. Thoughts?Sep 28, 2007 at 6:43 am #1403936
Richard MatthewsMember
@foodLocale: Colorado Rockies
I have had mixed results with the squirt bottles. The bottle needs to be tested. Squeeze on an empty bottle near your ear. If you hear air or the bottle colapses then there is an air leak and the bottle should be rejected.
AntiGravityGear sells alcohol bottles with the squirt tops. Never had a problem.
I have all my bottle mixed in a plastic bag, but it seems that the REI bottles seldom leak but the Coghlans leak often.Sep 28, 2007 at 10:16 am #1403952
Donna, In november of 2005 tiny came out with stove he named ISO. Later took it off the market because of potential hazards. Later came out with the blackfly and then isofly.
Thanks for your explanation about the overheating.
To learn more about wick stoves visit Zelph's StoveWorksSep 28, 2007 at 1:16 pm #1403960
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
I haven't had any troubles with them. But it probably doesn't hurt to test them beforehand. I would test by filling them with water, than squeezing and shaking them upside down.Sep 28, 2007 at 2:22 pm #1403966
Joshua MitchellMember
@jdmitchLocale: Kansas
I've had an 8oz (or maybe 4 oz) oval bottle that I swapped to a squirt lid that has had alcy in it for over a year… no leaks yet…Sep 28, 2007 at 2:57 pm #1403967
I see our confusions! Thanks for letting me know.
Still…it's a great little stove. I have the Nion 2 as well.
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Ever wonder why those on the right are always mad and ranting about taking their country back? Well, according to a new a new poll from Gallup which measures how people perceive their standard of living, minorities and young people are more optimistic than they have been at any other time. Republicans? Not so much.
The poll indicates that 61 percent of Democrats say their standard of living is improving, while only 39 percent of Republicans agree. Moreover, 41 percent of Republicans believe that their standard of living is getting worse.
Groups which lean Democrat are overall more optimistic than Republicans.
Even with the recession, 80 percent of young people from ages 18-29 believe that their standard of living is getting better while only 12 percent believe it is getting worse. Racial minorities are also optimistic about the future, with 68 to 71 percent of Hispanics, Asians and Blacks agreeing that their situation is getting better.
Republican constituencies, however, remain in the dumps, with. only a 28 percent of people 65 years old or older who believe their situation is improving.
Here's Gallup's takeaway:
Americans are as likely now as at any time in the last five years to believe their standard of living is getting better, a positive sign that overall faith in the economy is improving. If Americans are right and their living standards are indeed on the upswing, then it is possible that consumer spending may soon follow, thereby expanding economic output.
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Guwahati, Nov 12 (UNI) Three elephants died when they were electrocuted by a high-powered electricity line near Behali, about 300 km northeast from here, today.
Forest sources said a herd of 30 elephants had come down from neighbouring Arunachal Pradesh and entered the Bholaguri tea estate and have been grazing for the past few days.
All attempts to chase them back failed. As efforts were on to send them back, three of the herd consisting of a tusker, a female and a calf, strayed and got electrocuted through a 11KVA line.
All of them died on the spot.
The incident occured at around 1300 hours and till the filing of the report, the elephant herd is guarding the dead animals.


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Price Range:
$$$$$ (Average entree cost: $10-$15)
Accepted Payments:
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Mon-Thu 11:30am-2:30pm, 5:30pm-10:30pm; Fri 11:30am-2:30 pm, 5:30pm-11pm; Sat 11:30am-3:30pm, 5:30pm-11pm; Sun 11:30am-3:30pm, 5:30pm-10:30pm.
Delivery notes:
I-Chin Sino Indian Cuisine delivered.
Between 40th and 55th Street, from 1st to Madison Avenue.
Spicy Chinese-Indian fusion. Same owners as Chinese Mirch.
The information on this page was last updated on October 27, 2007.
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