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Posted by: michael helton (ID *****9277) Date: May 14, 2010 at 17:40:30
In Reply to: Indiana Helton's Cherokee apps. Who is James Helton by michael helton of 3257
We could use help from the Satterfield Family. There are about five or six Guion Miller applications going back to this family.
James Helton was married to Catherine Satterfield of Eastern Ohio or Western VA. 1750-1800 time frame. This puts them in a position to be within our family who were also in VA at one time. Our DNA is Native American.
James Helton married Catherine Satterfield Helton
born in Eastern Ohio or Virginia according to the application.
kids were:
Eliza Helton b. March 22 1820 married George Reading from Delaware State.b. Oct 4 1815
Charles Helton
John Helton
Mariah Helton
William Helton
Jackson Helton
They lived in Cass Co. Ohio in 1851
Eliza Helton Reading children were
Catherine Whitzel
Jackson Reading
James Helton Reading # 21335 Guion Miller
Larue Reading his son was # 21333 Guion Miller. He says he also filed seperately for Tribal membership.
The William Hilton that files out of Cass Co. is the Son of John, grandson of James.
So you have the grandkids of James and Catherine Satterfield Helton through John and Eliza filing for Cherokee Membership. You Heltons out there help us out. If this is your line. Please DNA test.
There is lots more of the applications on the Helton Family Gen Forum.
Mike Helton
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Poulter powers into WGC Match Play semi-finals
Day and Kuchar playing in other last-four clash in Arizona
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- England's Ian Poulter was behind against Steve Stricker after bogeying the first hole but was three ahead by the turn and maintained his advantage to the finish.
Marana, Arizona: The semi-finals of the World Golf Championships Match Play Championship will feature a clash between two stars of the fickle format: defending champion Hunter Mahan and 2010 winner Ian Poulter.
England's Poulter put away Steve Stricker 3 and 2 in the quarter-finals, spoiling his American opponent's 46th birthday.
Mahan, trying to join Tiger Woods as the only players to win back-to-back titles in this event, defeated US Open champion Webb Simpson 1-up.
The other semi-final was due to pit Australian Jason Day against American Matt Kuchar.
Kuchar defeated compatriot Robert Garrigus 3 and 2 in the quarter-finals and Day downed former US Open winner Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland 1-up.
Earlier on Saturday, Day ousted reigning Masters champion Bubba Watson 4 and 3. McDowell ended Irishman Shane Lowry's dream run with a 3 and 2 third-round victory.
Lowry had toppled world No. 1 Rory McIlroy in the first round on Thursday en route to becoming the first 64th seed to reach the third round of the event.
McIlroy led a parade of top seeds out of the tournament in the first two rounds.
Three-time champion Woods, the world No. 2 and second seed, also exited in the first round, while the overall third, fourth and fifth seeds — Luke Donald, Louis Oosthuizen and Justin Rose — all lost in the second round on Friday.
Those marquee names might be gone, but Poulter boasts impeccable match play credentials. His Ryder Cup singles record is unblemished, and he has won both this title and the World Match Play Championship in Spain in 2011.
"I love match play," said Poulter, who got past South African Tim Clark in the third round to book his clash with Stricker.
Stricker took a quick 1-up lead when Poulter bogeyed the first hole as the American birdied.
But Poulter won the next to even the match, and went 1-up with an improbable win at the third, where he snaked in a 40-footer and Stricker missed from seven feet.
Poulter called it "a typical match play swing ... It looks like Steve is going to be going up right there, and I hole, he misses. And from then on I sort of took over and got myself in front."
Stricker was 3-down by the turn and Poulter remained 3-up with three holes to play.
There was a bit of confusion at what proved to be the final hole, the par-three 16th. Poulter missed the green to the right and Stricker was short and chipped to about three feet.
Before Poulter had chipped, someone in the crowd called "Pick it up," and Stricker picked up his ball for a conceded putt.
"I think it was close enough, anyway, but for a split second, it was a little off-putting," said Poulter, who nevertheless finished off the match anyway by holing his own 10-footer.
Mahan came out on top in a tense duel with Simpson, the first time this week that Mahan was taken all the way to the 18th hole.
Neither player led by more than one hole, with Mahan finally taking the lead for good at the 16th when Simpson's par putt failed to drop and Mahan made his seven-footer.
He was looking forward to taking on Poulter.
"I have so much respect for the guy and how he plays," Mahan said. "To me, his determination and his will is his greatest strength. He's never going to think he's out of a hole."
Saturday's two rounds put the tournament back on schedule after snow stopped first-round play on Wednesday. Sunday morning's semi-finals will be followed by the championship match.
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Division OK with anti-bully bill
Hanover will back gay-straight alliances; Bible Belt opposes measure
Hanover School Division's four high schools in Steinbach and area will accommodate and support any student who wants to form a gay-straight alliance.
A protest meeting against Bill 18 drew 1,200 people in Steinbach Sunday night, but Hanover school board chairman Randy Hildebrand has promised Education Minister Nancy Allan his division will comply with anti-bullying legislation.
"We support all our students -- we want a safe learning environment for them," Hildebrand said Wednesday, a day after meeting with Allan. "We will work with our students -- if there are students who want to form a GSA, we will support them and we will accommodate them."
Hildebrand acknowledged there are mixed feelings about Bill 18 in southeastern Manitoba.
The region, sometimes referred to as the province's Bible Belt, has a number of towns with strong faith-based traditions.
Both he and superintendent Randy Dueck have been feeling the heat over Bill 18, especially after Sunday night's combined information session and prayer meeting at Steinbach Christian High School.
Steinbach Christian principal Scott Wiebe could not be reached Wednesday.
"It was important she (Allan) heard there are different perspectives -- there's a multitude of voices from our area," Hildebrand said.
Hildebrand said he's aware the provision for gay-straight alliances in the anti-bullying bill could push some families into private schools or home schooling.
Most of the dozen people who've called him directly this week, and others who've called the division, are opposed to Bill 18, specifically the provision that if a student wants to form a GSA in the school, then the school must accommodate that student.
Gay and straight students form a GSA to offer support to each other, to create a safe place in the school in which students can socialize, and to have a base for working against homophobia in schools.
"There are some saying they certainly wouldn't want them in our schools," Hildebrand said.
He said if Allan carries through on her plans to enforce Bill 18 in both public and private schools, "I don't think there would be an exodus."
However, if faith-based private schools are given any leeway, Hanover could lose students, he said.
Allan reaffirmed Wednesday Bill 18 will apply across the board to both public and private schools.
"At the end of the day, we want to have safe and caring learning environments. They can't learn if they're feeling threatened and they're feeling bullied," she said.
Allan said the province is still considering what action it would take if any school that refused to respect any provision of Bill 18 could not be persuaded to comply.
"We're looking at that as we go down the road," she said.
Allan said she's unaware of any protest against Bill 18 anywhere else in Manitoba.
Hanover trustees had the discussion about GSAs a year ago, Hildebrand said.
That's when a student came forward wishing to form a GSA in one of the high schools, though he wouldn't say if it was in Steinbach, Grunthal, Landmark or Niverville.
"We said we would accommodate it," Hildebrand said. "They did meet a couple of times."
Hildebrand said the GSA was not met with a negative reaction, but has not been active recently: "It was more that the individual was not willing to take a leadership role."
Hanover will provide space in school, and there are teachers willing to volunteer as supervisors, for any GSA request from students, he said.
As with any student group meeting in schools, a GSA would have to "promote a positive learning environment," said Hildebrand.
People who attended Sunday night's meeting and those who have signed petitions have accused Allan of threatening their religious freedom.
Hildebrand didn't want to dissect theology, but said there are different positions within the highly religious area.
"It's an interpretation of their faith, it's an interpretation of how they read scripture," he said.
Meanwhile, Garden Valley School Division board chairman Sam Berg and superintendent Vern Reimer were to meet later Wednesday before making a statement about any potential impact of Bill 18 on Winkler and area schools.
Altona-based Border Land division superintendent Krista Curry didn't respond to interview requests.
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The recent Bradley Cooper vehicle, "Limitless," is still making rounds in many theaters, presenting a tantalizing picture of unlimited potential. Sure, for Cooper's Eddie Morra, that potential comes by way of a small clear pill known as NZT with a laundry list of negative side-effects, but watching Morra transform from a greasy loser to a sparkling genius is like a Cinderella story (with a lot of guns, blood hungry loan sharks, and dying junkies). As the credits rolled, I wondered how much accuracy there was to the movie's science. Today's infographic tackles the myth that we only use 10% of our brains, the actual possibility of an NZT-like drug, and other brainy tid-bits. (For another awesome infographic on the brain, see the previously posted 15 Things You Didn't Know About the Brain.)
The middle section gives an interesting numerical snapshot of the brain. According to the infographic, the brain weighs 3 lbs. and contains 100,000 miles, yes miles, of blood vessels. The bottom portion examines the current possibility of several key "Limitless" plot points. Just how likely is a drug that unlocks a hidden cache of brilliance? At this point, it looks like much of the plot is rooted in a combination of science and science fiction.
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Once upon a time there was a store named Blockbuster, ruler of all video rental stores. No one had a kingdom bigger than Blockbuster, not even Hollywood Video. This time was a simpler time, a time when years went by between a movie being in theaters and being released on VHS. Yes that's right this is the time of the VHS and of late fees. However as time passed there had to be a change, people wanted DVDs and would no longer accept the cursed late fees.
However as time passed and these reforms would become the smallest of Blockbuster's worries. There was a new light rising in the world of the internet, Netflix and their much cooler red color. Netflix new what the people wanted, they wanted their movies delivered to them and they wanted as many as they could get in while paying a set price each month. As Netflix expanded its library it expanded its grasp on the movie and television watching crowd as well. So there after came instant streaming and total domination. Leaving Blockbuster with nothing to do but surrender and claim bankruptcy.
Today's infographic entitled How Netflix Destroyed Blockbuster shows just how popular Netflix has become and how far Blockbuster has fallen. Once having drawn in $6 billion dollars in revenue, Blockbuster now owes millions to companies like Fox, Warner Brothers, and Sony. With their radically different business model and youthful appeal Netflix showed how a small company can come in at any time and take out a giant. [via]
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RIM's Blackberry cell phones have taken over the business communication world. The majority of government employees use Blackberrys and hundreds of companies supply their workers with RIM devices. Although the iPhone and Android smart phones are gaining market share, RIM is continuing to create the ultimate workaholic device.
I've had a curve before and I really enjoyed it. The downside is that I couldn't see past texts, but the fast typing made up for it. I coud write essays on my Blackberry, whereas iPhones' auto-correct would change every other word I wrote to something completely different. Writing important e-mails on my iPhone was a timely hassle. Now that my iPhone is out of commission I'll be switching back to my old Blackberry Curve. I'll get to see if I can handle my app absence.
Blackberry's are also very durable. I could drop my Curve all day long and it wouldn't change a thing compared to my iPod Touch that broke the very first time I dropped it. iPhones all require a case, but most will cling to the inside of my pocket and are way too bulky. Blackberry's simple classy design makes it fit in with an office environment.[Via]
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NEW YORK (MainStreet) — As if the U.S. workforce hasn't had enough trouble regaining its footing in the aftermath of the Great Recession, two recent reports point to a less discussed issue that has hurt employees and businesses alike and could weigh down the labor market for many years to come: long-term care of older Americans.
Some 10 million Americans 50 and older (roughly a quarter of this age group) provide care to one or both of their parents, three times the percentage that did so 15 years ago, according to a report released in June by MetLife's Mature Market Institute. This commitment often forces workers to put in fewer hours at their jobs or simply retire early, effectively sacrificing significant wages and benefits.
MetLife analyzed survey data from a University of Michigan retirement study and found the average caregiver in the 50-and-over age group ends up losing $303,880 in lifetime earnings by leaving the workforce early to care for a loved one full time, with nearly half of this coming from lost Social Security benefits and the rest coming from forfeited wages. Even those who retain their jobs but cut the number of hours they work end up losing about half that amount.
Indeed, the AARP study analyzed data for all age groups and found more than 61 million Americans provided some care to a friend, relative or other acquaintance at some point in 2009, the most recent data on record, with the average person putting in 20 hours a week to do so, equivalent to an extra (unpaid) part-time job. What's more, 69% of these caregivers reported having to shift their work habits, either by coming in late and leaving early, moving to a less intensive job or quitting entirely.
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Well, I don't know if I'd call this from scratch or not. I pieced together parts from a couple different IPA recipes and this is what I came up with....
6.6 lbs Light Liquid Extract
1 lb Light dry Extract
1 lb Medium Crystal Malt
90 min. 2oz. Willamette (4.8%)
5 min. 4oz Northern Brewer (7.4%)
European Ale Yeast (WLP011)
Do you guys think I should make any changes to the hop schedule?
The origional recipe I took the hops from called for 2.25 oz Northdown (5%) AND 4 oz East Kent (7.5%). I couldn't get the Northdown and the East Kents I could get were 5.3%... Did I do the right thing and got the closest AAs I could, or should I have done something different?
With the European Yeast, I could have used a California but since I was throwing this together kind of on my own, I figured what the heck... live a little... I'm stepping out on a ledge, might as well do it on one foot...
Next up is an upgrade to a mini mash with AHB's Blue Moon clone. Should be here on Tuesday.
I would make a change to the hop schedule such as splitting up the 4 oz at 5 mins a little. Maybe think of moving an ounce or two to a flame out addition to accentuate the hop aroma compared to at 5 mins. Are you planning on using any hops for dry hop? Also, Why not use all liquid or all dry malt extract to keep it simpler. Just my thoughts.
I don't know why, but dry hopping slipped my mind there for a bit. I will definately move an oz. of the Northern to that, and then try an oz at flameout and the other 2 for 5 mins. The hop schedule is from the recipe that gave me the higher IBUs (63), so thats probably why I didn't think of it.
With the mixed extracts, The two origional recipes called for 5.25 and 5.75lbs of dry pale extract. I found that by using the liquid, I could get closer to the 5.75 mark. It converted over to 6.9lbs of liquid (lbs of dry x 1.2). I added the dry to bump the 6.6lbs to get closer to amount of extract the recipe called for plus a little more for good measure. Another factor was that dry extract was a little more expensive than the liquid so I figured I'd try and shave a buck or two. I think I'd be fine going with just the liquid, but again, I'm just throwing caution to the wind with this batch.
Kudos for going the recipe development route. I'm new to that path also but have a couple thoughts that might help.
If you are doing full boil I think you'll hit a reasonable IBU (60 something?) and around 5.5% I'm assuming partial late extract addition to make sure you get good hop utilization. . .(bittering with a 5% hop - you don't want to lose utilization or you'll end up with a pale ale or english bitter.)
The hop choices look like you're using an English IPA recipe as your take-off point and I'm not familiar with those hops. (I'm brewing Amer. IPAs so I'm using "the big C" hops) Are you using some hop profile charts to pick your subs? I think when you pick a sub you want to pick primarily for the flavor profile and then adjust the quantity for any difference in IBU. A software like Beer Smith is invaluable in that process
Most of the IPA recipes I've analyzed use more hop additions through the boil: High IBU hops for bittering throughout the boil, 15 -20min additions for flavor, late additions & dry hop for aroma. That said, there is a pretty wide range to the IPA style - looks like you are copying a particular English IPA?
If you haven't already, consider the free 21 day Beer Smith trial to play with your recipe. It's an invaluable aid to see what changes you'll get from different hop schedules, full/partial boil, late extract, and a lot more.
Final thought. Consider half batches for recipe development. You can brew twice as often, adjust your recipe twice as much. Kudos for going this route!
Thanks. Like I said before, I'm just mashing two recipes together, so I don't know how much of it I would consider actually development. The two I'm basing off of are a Belgain-American IPA and a Jaggery Pale Ale.
Like I said earlier, with the hops subs I tried to match AA%. I don't think that my pallate is develolped enough to say 'hey, this tastes like it has Amarillo in it' or 'is that Chinook I taste?', but I do know I like em' fairly bitter, so that is why I went with AA instead.
I already burned through my 21 day trial. Now I need to get off my rear and register the thing.
I didn't really have any specific IPA in mind here. I just wanted something Amber that was what I would consider moderately high in IBUs but not too high. Then with the yeast, I just said 'WTF, let's see how this stuff tastes'. It looks like it should be okay according to the chart White Labs has....
So, do you think I'd be better off spreading the Northern additions out through the boil, with an oz set aside for dry hopping? Say 1 oz at 20, 1 at 15, and 1 at 5? Or would it balance out better by using an oz at flameout rather than 20?
I'm completely open to suggestions here. Man, thinking back to when I first started on this, I've come a long way. Still have a massive amount to learn though.
Hey, give yourself credit - "mashing 2 recipes together" is definitely developing your own!
As for the hop additions- yes, I'd stay with full boil for the bittering but break the Northern into a flavor addition (somewhere around 15-20 min) and the rest at 5 min (aroma,) and then dry hop to give it some "nose in the glass." I think spreading the hops will give you a more balanced profile. . .but hey, I'm too new to really know.
If it were me I'd brew this twice: Once as you wrote it and once with the Northern spread out. I'm a huge fan of 1/2 batch. For the same ingredients you can brew it both ways, brew twice as often, learn more from the effort. You can easily brew both versions on a Sunday. . .eh? Go for it and report back!
Its on its way right now. At least the grains are in the water and the temperature is on its way. I'm going to run it up to between 140-150 for about 45mins.
I just decided to say heck with it and run the full batch rather than do two. It'll get drank, plus it gives me an excuse to run another full batch and work on getting up to something that is more my own. Kind of a base line of what I can expect and figure out what to tweak.
I'm decided to brew this batch because for whatever reason, I can't get my pipeline filled up, so my beers have been having a hard time making it to maturity in the bottle. Just bottled a wheat last week and an experimental mini batch last night (a 10 pack of the wheat that I soaked some banana slices in). Next week I'm doing a Belgain White. Trying to get a stockpile going.
Thanks for the support ILuvIPA. I'll post more specifics as I get them.
Here is what the final so far is:
1 lb. Med. Crystal Malt
Steeped @140-150 - 45mins. (1.5 gal)
Sparge "attempt" @190F (my first attempt at anything other than steeping) - @1.25 gal.
1 lb. Extra Light Dry Extract
6.6 lb. Light Liquid Extract
2 oz. Williamette (4.8%) 90 mins.
1 oz. Northern Brewer (7.4) 20 mins.
1 oz. " " 10 mins.
1 oz. " " 5 mins.
1 oz. " " Dry Hopping when racking to secondary (date TBA)
Aerated the wort with a wisk (if that matters for anything)
1 vile European Ale Yeast (WLP011)
OG 1.053 @69F (before pitching)
The total batch is sitting @ 5.25-5.5 gals.
The OG is a little lower than I was expecting, but its not that big of a deal to me right now. I can tweak it up in future batches if I feel it needs tweeking.
I guess I should mention that right as the boil started, one of my dogs ate a plastic spoon, unrelated to the brewing. So, I got majorly distracted for a bit. The dog and the beer are both doing great now. I may name the beer after the dog in honor of her.
Congrats on putting your recipe in the fermenter! Look forward to a report in six weeks, sounds like malty goodness with a hop bite.
BTW, what kind of dog & what's his name?
Her name is Casey. She is a Jack Russell


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