John Peter Walsh - St. Charles IL Allen R. Hill - Laurel MS Thomas M. Ruffin - Laurel MS
Assignee:
Masonite Corporation - Tampa FL
International Classification:
B27N 320
US Classification:
264109, 264122, 4285371
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a cellulosic composite article and steam injection press methods of making the same by combining a phenolic resin with cellulosic material to form a mixture and, thereafter, providing a catalyzing agent, such as aluminum chloride, to the mixture. As an alternative, the method may include the steps of combining a catalyzing agent with a cellulosic material to form a mixture and, thereafter, providing a phenolic resin to the mixture. The method further includes the steps of forming a mat from the catalyzing agent-containing mixture and consolidating the catalyzing agent-containing mat in a pressing apparatus under heat, steam, and pressure to form the consolidated cellulosic product.
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He asked prison officials to allow four of his supporters to watch his lethal injection attorneys Thomas Ruffin and Jason Ewart, minister Stephen Browning and his friend Gemma Puglisi, an American University professor who was an advocate on his behalf. He put Puglisi at the top when asked to rank
Date: Oct 05, 2011
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Troy Davis campaigners vow to fight 'inhumane and inflexible' death penalty
The south's history of racial segregation has also highlighted claims of racial bigotry. One of Davis's lawyers, Thomas Ruffin, has called his death a "legal lynching", pointing out that while black males make up 15% of the population of Georgia they fill almost half the cells on its death row.