Richard Salisbury Salisbury
age ~95
from Kissimmee, FL
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- Richard Saisbury
Richard Salisbury Phones & Addresses
- Kissimmee, FL
- 105 Avenida Presidio APT 310, San Clemente, CA 92672 • 9493610800
- 105 Avenida Presidio, San Clemente, CA 92672
- Laguna Hills, CA
- Ladera Ranch, CA
- Norfolk, MA
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Company:Salisbury & Salisbury
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Specialities
Corporate • Personal Injury Law • Real Property Law • Workers' Compensation Law • Administrative Law/Regulatory Law • Banking Law • Business Law
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
DIGITAL AGE MARKETING SOLUTIONS, INC
President
Eyesafe Incorporated
25283 Cabot Rd, Laguna Beach, CA 92653
President
WESTERN FINISHING SYSTEMS, INC
1302 S El Camino Real SUITE C, San Clemente, CA 92672
President
SALCOM DEVICES, INC
18552 Macarthur Blvd #460, Irvine, CA 92715
Resumes
Independent Oil & Energy Professional
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Orange County, California Area
Industry:
Oil & Energy
Owner, Franchisecreature
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Orlando, Florida Area
Industry:
Management Consulting
Richard Salisbury
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United States
Amazon
The Himalayan Database: The Expedition Archives of Elizabeth Hawley
view sourceSearchable database informs decisions for expedition planning Records provide a glimpse into the successes and failures of expeditions Searchable by peak, climber, expedition, nationality, conditions, seasons, causes of death and many other details. Expeditions are influenced by an abundance of refe...
Author
Elizabeth Hawley
Binding
Hardcover
Pages
80
Publisher
Amer Alpine Club
ISBN #
0930410998
EAN Code
9780930410995
ISBN #
3
The Himalaya by Numbers: A Statistical Analysis of Mountaineering in the Nepal Himalaya
view source* A nirvana of mountaineering data for students of Himalaya climbing information* Written by two of the foremost experts in the world on mountaineering in the Himalaya* Data is presented and analyzed based on three distinct expeditionary periods in Himalayan climbing* Companion to The Himalayan Data...
Author
Richard Salisbury, Elizabeth Hawley
Binding
Paperback
Pages
224
Publisher
Mountaineers Books
ISBN #
9937506646
EAN Code
9789937506649
ISBN #
2
Affluence and Cultural Survival (1981 Proceedings of the American Ethnological Society)
view sourceAuthor
Richard Frank Salisbury
Binding
Paperback
Pages
171
Publisher
Amer Anthropological Assn
ISBN #
0942976037
EAN Code
9780942976038
ISBN #
17
A Homeland for the Cree: Regional Development in James Bay, 1971-1981
view sourceA Homeland for the Cree is an invaluable study of how the first James Bay project was negotiated between the Cree and the Quebec government. Richard Salisbury follows the negotiations which began in 1971 and analyses the changes to Cree society over a ten-year period in light of the regional develop...
Author
Richard Salisbury
Binding
Paperback
Pages
172
Publisher
Mcgill Queens Univ Pr
ISBN #
0773505512
EAN Code
9780773505513
ISBN #
9
License Records
Richard Salisbury
License #:
G100253D - Expired
Category:
Drinking Water Operator
Issued Date:
Jul 8, 1996
Expiration Date:
Jul 8, 1999
Type:
DO Class 1-Grandfathered
Lawyers & Attorneys
Richard Salisbury - Lawyer
view sourceOffice:
Salisbury & Salisbury
Specialties:
Corporate
Personal Injury Law
Real Property Law
Workers' Compensation Law
Administrative Law/Regulatory Law
Banking Law
Business Law
Personal Injury Law
Real Property Law
Workers' Compensation Law
Administrative Law/Regulatory Law
Banking Law
Business Law
ISLN:
911318300
Admitted:
1979
Law School:
Cleveland State University, J.D.
Isbn (Books And Publications)
A Homeland for the Cree: Regional Development in James Bay, 1971-1981
view sourceAuthor
Richard Salisbury
ISBN #
0773505512
A Homeland for the Cree: Regional Development in James Bay, 1971-1981
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Richard Salisbury
ISBN #
0773505504
The Himalayan Database: The Expedition Archives of Elizabeth Hawley
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Richard Salisbury
ISBN #
0930410998
Vunamami: Economic Transformation in a Traditional Society
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Richard Frank Salisbury
ISBN #
0520016475
Anti-Imperialism and International Competition in Central America, 1920-1929
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Richard V. Salisbury
ISBN #
0842023046
Wikipedia
Richard Anthy Salisbury
view sourceRichard Anthony Salisbury, FRS (originally Richard Markham; 2 May 1761 23 March 1829) was a British botanist. While he is remembered as a valuable...
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1
Us Patents
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Method For Powder Spray Coating An Article Using A Conveyor Having A Wiping Surface
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US Patent:53824504, Jan 17, 1995
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Filed:Nov 23, 1993
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Appl. No.:8/156432
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Inventors:Richard Salisbury - Laguna Niguel CA
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Assignee:Blodgett & Blodgett, P.C. - Worcester MA
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International Classification:B05D 302
B05D 106 -
US Classification:427195
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Abstract:An apparatus for and method of coating an article by the use of electro-static attraction of ionized particles which are subsequently cured. The apparatus includes a first foraminous conveyor for carrying the article through a powder coating zone and a second conveyor for carrying the article through a curing zone. The surface of the article which rests on the foraminous conveyor is cleaned of particles as the article is transferred from the first foraminous conveyor to the second conveyor. The first foraminous conveyor is also cleaned of particles after the article has been transferred. After the articles have been cured to form a coating on the article, the article is put through the coating system again except that the article is supported on the conveyor so that the surface which was not coated in the first pass through the system is out of contact with the conveyor. During the subsequent pass of the article through the coating zone, the uncoated surface of the article is then covered with powder which is subsequently cured during the second pass of the article through the curing zone. The second coating step for the article may be accomplished by passing the article through the same apparatus as for the first step or by passing the article through a second identical apparatus.
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Method Of Powder Coating
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US Patent:50009850, Mar 19, 1991
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Filed:Feb 28, 1990
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Appl. No.:7/486513
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Inventors:Richard Salisbury - Laguna Niguel CA
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Assignee:Western Finishing Systems, Inc. - San Clemente CA
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International Classification:B05D 500
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US Classification:427198
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Abstract:An apparatus for and method of coating an article by the use of electro-static attraction of ionized particles which are subsequently cured. The apparatus includes a first foraminous conveyor for carrying the article through a powder coating zone and a second conveyor for carrying the article through a curing zone. The surface of the article which rests on the foraminous conveyor is cleaned of particles as the article is transferred from the first foraminous conveyor to the second conveyor. The first foraminous conveyor is also cleaned of particles after the article has been transferred. After the articles have been cured to form a coating on the article, the article is put through the coating system again except that the article is supported on the conveyor so that the surface which was not coated in the first pass through the system is out of contact with the conveyor. During the subsequent pass of the article through the coating zone, the uncoated surface of the article is then covered with powder which is subsequently cured during the second pass of the article through the curing zone. The second coating step for the article may be accomplished by passing the article through the same apparatus as for the first step or by passing the article through a second identical apparatus.
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Powder Coating System
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US Patent:52640370, Nov 23, 1993
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Filed:Feb 20, 1992
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Appl. No.:7/839498
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Inventors:Richard Salisbury - Laguna Niguel CA
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Assignee:Blodgett & Blodgett, P.C. - Worcester MA
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International Classification:B05B 500
B05B 1302
B65G 4726
B65G 1500 -
US Classification:118642
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Abstract:An apparatus for and method of coating an article by the use of electro-static attraction of ionized particles which are subsequently cured. The apparatus includes a first foraminous conveyor for carrying the article through a powder coating zone and a second conveyor for carrying the article through a curing zone. The surface of the article which rests on the foraminous conveyor is cleaned of particles as the article is transferred from the first foraminous conveyor to the second conveyor. The first foraminous conveyor is also cleaned of particles after the article has been transferred. After the articles have been cured to form a coating on the article, the article is put through the coating system again except that the article is supported on the conveyor so that the surface which was not coated in the first pass through the system is out of contact with the conveyor. During the subsequent pass of the article through the coating zone, the uncoated surface of the article is then covered with powder which is subsequently cured during the second pass of the article through the curing zone. The second coating step for the article may be accomplished by passing the article through the same apparatus as for the first step or by passing the article through a second identical apparatus.
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Method Of Applying A Coating Of Loose Particle Material To An Article
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US Patent:52642550, Nov 23, 1993
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Filed:Apr 27, 1992
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Appl. No.:7/876786
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Inventors:Richard Salisbury - Laguna Niguel CA
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Assignee:Blodgett & Blodgett, P.C. - Worchester MA
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International Classification:B05D 106
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US Classification:427477
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Abstract:A system for coating articles by the use of electrostatic attraction of ionized particles which are subsequently cured. The system includes a pair of carriers for jointly carrying each article through the system, from application of the particles to the article through curing of the particles on the article. Each carrier is capable of carrying the article independently of the other. After deposition of the particles on the article, the article and the carriers are conveyed through a cleaning station wherein one of the carriers is moved out of carrying engagement with the article and cleaned while the article supported by the other carrier. The other carrier is then moved out of supporting engagement with the article and cleaned while the article is supported by the first carrier. The system also includes a spray booth for depositing the particles on the article which limits the exposure of the carriers to the spray of particles and includes a removable replaceable insert to eliminate the need for cleaning the spray booth when there is a change in the nature of the particles being used, such as color.
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Compressible Tube Dispenser With Adjustable Actuating Lever
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US Patent:59098287, Jun 8, 1999
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Filed:May 19, 1998
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Appl. No.:9/081478
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Inventors:Richard Salisbury - San Clemente CA
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Assignee:Source 1 Ergonomics, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
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International Classification:B65D 3528
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US Classification:222103
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Abstract:A liquid dispenser which includes a housing having a chamber for holding a collapsible tube of liquid, a front opening to the chamber, and a side opening to the chamber. An actuating lever is pivotally connected to the housing and has a protrusion extending into the side chamber through the side opening for engaging and compressing the tube. The tube has a dispensing nozzle which extends through the front opening of the housing. A stop mechanism limits the movement of the actuating lever toward the tube for limiting the compression of the tube and the amount liquid dispensed from the tube. More specifically, the stop mechanism is adjustable and the dispenser is fabricated from a plurality of modules.
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Detection Apparatus For Safety Eyewear
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US Patent:50235974, Jun 11, 1991
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Filed:Feb 28, 1990
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Appl. No.:7/486537
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Inventors:Richard Salisbury - Laguna Niguel CA
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International Classification:G08B 1314
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US Classification:340572
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Abstract:A detection apparatus for monitoring specified safety eyewear being worn by persons who are either passing into or are located in the designated area which requires that a person in the area be wearing the specified safety eyewear. The detection apparatus includes an infrared reflector which is located on the specified eyewear, an infrared transmitter for transmitting a beam of infrared radiation towards the person, an infrared receiver which receives reflected radiation from the infrared reflector on the safety eyewear being worn by the person and an alarm which is normally inactive and which remains inactive as long as infrared radiation from the transmitter is reflected back to the infrared receiver from the reflector. The alarm is activated when infrared radiation is transmitted to the person and not reflected to the receiver due to the absence of specified safety eyewear which contains the appropriate infrared reflector.
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Detection System For Safety Equipment
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US Patent:51647079, Nov 17, 1992
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Filed:Feb 28, 1991
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Appl. No.:7/662303
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Inventors:Steen B. Rasmussen - Lynge, DK
Richard Salisbury - Laguna Niguel CA -
Assignee:Cabot Safety Corporation - Southbridge MA
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International Classification:G08B 1314
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US Classification:340572
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Abstract:A detection system for monitoring safety equipment being worn by an individual for whom the wearing of such equipment is mandatory. The detection system is more specifically directed to individuals who are passing through an entryway into a designated area which requires the wearing of the equipment, and also to operators of machinery which require the same. In one embodiment, the detection system includes an infrared reflector which is fixed to a designated piece of equipment, for example, safety eyewear, an infrared transmitter and an infrared receiver which are located at one side of an entryway to the designated area and an alarm system which is activated when a person who is not wearing the specified equipment attempts to pass through the entryway into the designated area. In another embodiment, the detection system includes a teleloop mounted onto an entryway which emits a telemagnetic field, a signal generating means which supplies the signal to the teleloop at a pre-selected frequency, a ferromagnetic transducer which is located on the safety equipment and vibrates when exposed to the telemagnetic field to generate tone, and a sound receiving means which will receive the tone generated from the vibration of the transducer membrane. In this embodiment, an alarm is activated when no transducer produced tone is received by the sound receiving means.
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Article Coating System
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US Patent:49534955, Sep 4, 1990
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Filed:Feb 1, 1989
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Appl. No.:7/305453
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Inventors:Richard Salisbury - Laguna Niguel CA
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Assignee:Blodgett & Blodgett - Worcester MA
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International Classification:B05C 102
B05C 1904 -
US Classification:118 70
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Abstract:A system for coating articles by the use of electrostatic attraction of ionized particles which are subsequently cured. The system includes a pair of carriers for jointly carrying each article through the system, from application of the particles to the article through curing of the particles on the article. Each carrier is capable of carrying the article independently of the other. After deposition of the particles on the article the article and the carriers are conveyed through a cleaning station wherein one of the carriers is moved out of carrying engagement with the article and cleaned while the article supported by the other carrier. The other carrier is then moved out of supporting engagement with the article and cleaned while the article is supported by the first carrier. The system also includes a spray booth for depositing the particles on the article which limits the exposure of the carriers to the spray of particles and includes a removable replaceable insert to eliminate the need for cleaning the spray booth when there is a change in the nature of the particles being used, such as color.
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view sourceSchools:
Seoul American School Seoul MD 1997-2001
Community:
Sheri Collins, Constance Mccarson, Angel Morton, Nichole Hardina, Peggy Orahood, Robert Bergman
Richard Salisbury
view sourceSchools:
Salisbury Central Elementary School Lakeville CT 1975-1979
Community:
Trina Whitbeck, Michele Rivard, Betsy Minton, Winifred Couture
Richard Salisbury
view sourceSchools:
York Elementary School Hawthorne CA 1962-1969, Hawthorne Intermediate School Hawthorne CA 1969-1971
Community:
Jeannette Valencia, Thomas Jenkins
Richard Salisbury
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Seoul American High School Seoul MD 1997-2001
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Betty Walk
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St. Rita of Cascia School Bronx NY 1967-1971, Our Lady of Pity School Bronx NY 1970-1971
Community:
Frank Maldonado, Marie Tricoli, Lily Polcini, Nick Piacquadio
Richard Salisbury
view sourceSchools:
Edna Andrews Elementary School Hamilton NC 1956-1960
Community:
Ruth Roberson, Tina Wynn, Karen Brewer, Regina Barber, Brian Smith, Cheri Aikins, Tyasia Willams, John Rico, Hyder Ali, Jacobo Matlock
Richard Salisbury
view sourceSchools:
Aldrich High School Warwick RI 1943-1947
Community:
Riccardo Froncillo, Mary Hooley, Albertj Gorman, Micki Rust, James Conroy, Michael Caparco, Fred Deusch, Lorraine Gesualdi, Shirley Tunsel
Richard Allen Salisbury
view sourceSchools:
Oswego High School Oswego IL 1978-1982
Community:
Debbie Held, Ferenc Palfalvi
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UHSM - F1
Education:
Reading School, University of Manchester - Medicine
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Junior doc at Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester
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An Indian woman climbed Mount Everest. Days later, reports say, she did it again.
view source- Richard Salisbury, the co-founder of theHimalayan Database, whichcompiles records for expeditions into the Nepalese Himalaya, told The Post that database records reveal that five people all of them sherpas have summited Everest twice in five days prior to the 2017 season.
- Date: May 22, 2017
- Category: Sports
- Source: Google
The Business of Everest: What It Pays to Risk It All
view source- Everests commercial era dawned in the 1990s. Today, 400 to 500 adventurers travel to Nepal and China each year to test their mettle on theworlds tallest mountain, according to Richard Salisbury who runs The Himalayan Database. Some come with their own paid guides, but most are clients of roughly
- Date: Apr 24, 2014
- Category: World
- Source: Google
Everest climbers' guides shoulder the worst risks, experts say
view source- Between 350 and 450 Sherpas are hired above the base camp during the two-month season, said Richard Salisbury, who works on the Himalayan Database, a record of Everest climbs. Apoorva Prasad, founder of The Outdoor Journal, an Indian lifestyle and adventure magazine, described it as very dirty work
- Date: Apr 19, 2014
- Category: World
- Source: Google
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