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Today, the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) expressed its grave disappointment with the election-year decision of Colorado Governor Bill Ritter to exempt his state from Medicare's longstanding patient safety standard providing for physician oversight of anesthesia services. This decision replaces physicians with nurses. In taking this action, the Governor ignored scientific evidence regarding patient safety and Colorado citizens' overwhelming preference for physician involvement in the delivery of anesthesia to needlessly put Colorado patients at risk. The Governor's decision comes despite tremendous opposition from Colorado and national physician and patient organizations including the ASA, its State Component Colorado Society of Anesthesiologists (CSA) , the Colorado Chapter of the American College of Surgeons, and the Scope of Practice Partnership which includes the ASA and other national medical groups such as the American Medical Association, American Osteopathic Association, American College of Surgeons, among many other state medical societies and medical specialties. These organizations rallied together to oppose the governor's short-sighted decision.
Reflecting its longstanding commitment to anesthesia patient safety, ASA partnered with the CSA to organize an aggressive grassroots campaign in Colorado to oppose Governor Ritter's effort to weaken the state's patient safety standards. The ASA and CSA worked closely with the other organizations to explain to the Governor the level of patient safety risk assumed in an opt-out state. An important component of ASA's outreach included a well-received patient-centered radio and print ad campaign that encouraged concerned patients to speak out. The campaign garnered the attention of a number of media outlets across the state of Colorado.
Governor Ritter, a "lame duck" governor, issued a letter last month to the medical and nursing communities stating that he was "of the opinion that opting- out of the federal supervision rules for anesthesia services in rural areas could help ensure their affordability and accessibility, without sacrificing the quality of care patients receive." Despite compelling evidence to the contrary as well as strong patient opposition, the Governor still acted to eliminate the over 40 year old Medicare patient safety standard needlessly putting thousands of Coloradans at risk.
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Bookmarked Recipes: Killer MeatloafAuthor: swampkitty05 // Category: Food Blogging Event
For this week's edition of Bookmarked Recipes, I picked a recipe from the blog [No Recipes] for Killer Meatloaf that caught my eye while reading my feeds. You'll see why in a second. While this may look like a plain old meatloaf on the outside:
the inside holds a bunch of surprises:
Yes, that is a hard boiled egg you see. And bacon. And red peppers. I just *had* to try it. And I'm not sorry I did. It was much different from the meatloafs I usually eat. In a good way. But in the same respect, it didn't really remind me of meatloaf, if you know what I mean. I'd maybe make it for company, but will probably go back to my normal meatloaf recipe, because it's a little less time consuming. And start using the glaze for this meatloaf for that. That part, at least for me, is a real keeper. Be sure to check out the other great recipes on [No Recipes].
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Joelen Says:
August 4th, 2008 at 10:29 am
This reminds me of an ethnic (Filipino) dish called embutido where its our version of an egg stuffed meatloaf! Looks so tasty and bringing me back to my childhood!
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August 4th, 2008 at 12:17 pm
That was some great meatloaf indeed — especially the glaze. It was a bit odd, with the thick-cut bacon and the eggs baked into it, but it was very satisfying.
I should know, I knocked off over half of it myself.
Tina Says:
August 4th, 2008 at 7:57 pm
holy moly is that one awesome looking meat loaf!! I so will have to try that out, it looks amazing!
Ruth E Says:
August 5th, 2008 at 4:02 am
I can't remember ever having meatloaf before but this sounds incredible!!!! That egg looks awesome!
Great entry for bookmarked recipes!
Shan Says:
August 5th, 2008 at 2:25 pm
When I was a kid, my German nanny made our meatloaf like this…YUMMY!!!
Louise Says:
August 5th, 2008 at 6:18 pm
When I was a kid my Italian grandmother made meatloaf like this…Thanks for the memory:)
sandy gourdine Says:
September 3rd, 2008 at 8:15 am
someone please help! I simply cannot find the recipe for the Killer Meatloaf. I've been looking for this for years, ever since I had some at a pot luck dinner. I really want to surprize my family. Can someone send me the recipe or direct me where to go?


text: Cost-of-Living Adjustments Unpopular Among U.S. Employers By Stephen Miller 9/16/2010 Only 11 percent of U.S. employers say that they award cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) to employees. The more prevalent types of pay increases are characterized as promotional (94 percent), merit (92 percent) and market adjustments (76 percent), according to a WorldatWork study, Compensation Programs and Practices "What types of salary increases and/or adjustments does your organization award to some or all employees?" Option Percent Promotional increases (result of higher/greater level of responsibility). 94% Merit increases. 92% Market adjustments. 76% Internal equity adjustments. 64% Pay differentials (usually related to atypical schedule, hazardous or un-secure work environment, special skill set or responsibilities, etc.). 42% Temporary special assignment pay. 36% General across-the-board increases not considered COLA or market adjustments. 12% Cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs). 11% Other. 4% Source: WorldatWork Compensation Programs and Practices. A COLA refers to an across-the-board wage and salary increase designed to bring pay in line with increases in the cost of living to maintain real purchasing power. Cost of living still dominates many workers' perception of their raises, believing that these are given to cover a cost-of-living increase rather than to reward them for job performance. ---------------------------------------------------Cost of living still dominates many workers'perception of their raises.--------------------------------------------------- "From a rewards perspective, it doesn't make sense to base pay raises solely on the Consumer Price Index," said Kerry Chou, compensation practice leader at WorldatWork, a not-for-profit organization focused on global HR issues including compensation, benefits, work/life and integrated total rewards. "Pay raises are a tool to motivate and retain employees," he added. "How motivating can it be for a top performer to receive the same base pay increase as a low or average performer?" When asked how base salary increases are determined, a vast majority (89 percent) of respondents selected individual performance against job standards and/or "management by objectives" without selecting general increase--where everyone receives the same increase regardless of job performance. "Eight out of 10 employers assess performance either formally (65 percent) or informally (15 percent)," said Alison Avalos, research manager for WorldatWork. "Given the prevalence of tying pay to performance, we expect the number of employers awarding COLA to stay flat if not dwindle in the coming years." Methodology Survey data was gathered from June 16-July 2, 2010 among members employed in the HR, compensation and benefits departments of mostly large U.S. corporations. Of the 1,381 responses, 44 percent came from companies with 5,000 or more employees. Stephen Miller is an online editor/manager for SHRM. Quick Links: SHRM Online Compensation Discipline SHRM Salary Survey Directory SHRM Compensation Data CenterSHRM Metro Economic Outlook reports • Sign up for SHRM's free Compensation & Benefits e-newsletter Obtain reuse/copying permission Related Content HR Pros See Slower Growth in Compensation in 2014 Factory Wages Stagnate, Study Finds After-Inflation Wages Accelerating, Data Show Starting Salaries Climb 7.5% for Class of 2014 Top Performers' Pay Differentiation Narrows for 2015 ADVERTISING LINKS


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Letter Work & Number Work/
We're very pleased to be able to introduce Letter Work & Number Work. Published by our friends at Abrams Appleseed, these titles, authored by Bobby and June George, are now available.
We thought we would take this opportunity to walk you through the inception of the project, and explain a little bit more about what makes these titles so unique.
When we opened Baan Dek, over five years ago now, we were looking for ways to increase awareness about the Montessori approach to education. Being relatively new to the field, we wanted to share with the world some of the insights that we had gained, in an effort to make Montessori more accessible to a much wider audience.
Many of the encounters that we had with Montessori were so strong and positive, and so counter to our traditional backgrounds, that we wanted to convey what we had learned. If there is one sentence that could describe Montessori, it is that the only way to achieve the abstract, is through the concrete.
Letter Work
For those new to Montessori, one of the best introductions to the Montessori approach to education is through language. In Montessori, we focus on the sounds of the letters, as opposed to their names. This is because, as Montessori believed, children learn through their senses. As such, the first thing they hear are sounds.
With Letter Work, then, we first introduce the children to the letters to trace. For example, "g", as pictured above. We also added the statement, "This is "guh", to emphasize for parents, that we concentrate on sounds. The traceable letters include sandpaper, which help children develop a tactile appreciation.
In addition, and thanks to the lovely work by Alyssa Nassner, we've included illustrations that will help to emphasize and highlight the sounds of the letters in practice. For instance, the first sound in the word, "goat", is the same as the sound of the letter, "g".
Of course, phonetically speaking, it can be difficult to represent sounds with words, so we put together a little video that explains, in greater detail, the precise emphasis for each letter. Ms. Wood will take us through an auditorial journey to help us pronounce the letter sounds and offer a few examples of each letter.
If you have already started working with your children with letter names, that's okay. When we start up with sounds, we just say, "These are the names of the letters. Now let's learn their sounds." We're always around to answer any questions that you might have and provide as much assistance as is needed.
Number Work
With Montessori, everyone has a "Montessori Moment", so to speak. Which is to say, something just clicks and makes sense and you think to yourself, "Why hasn't it always been taught this way." For Mrs. George, since English is not her first language, the Montessori approach to sounds just made sense. Well, for Mr. George, it was numbers.
Let us explain. The traditional approach to numbers is to teach them through an abstract understanding. For example, the number two will be written on a chalkboard and the teacher will state, "This is two." In Montessori, we start with the concrete, so we will introduce two objects, before we introduce the symbol, "2".
It's a slight reversal, but it has a profound impact on the way children learn. Let's watch, as this young student explores the book for the very first time. Notice how he counts the objects, turning the page to see what symbol represents that understanding. The numbers are also tactile, with sandpaper, and offer children the opportunity to trace them, which is preparation and practice for writing.
You'll also notice that the book has beautiful tabs, so when you turn the page a quantity is revealed. What we've done, is include the Montessori number rods activity into the book, to help reinforce the quantity of the numbers. Counting the rods makes for a fun, engaging and interactive exercise.
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Why we're excited: Clooney's third outing in the director's chair is a period sports pic that tips its hat to the screwball comedies of yore. The movie's setup a love triangle between a veteran football player (Clooney), his rookie teammate (Krasinski), and a scrappy reporter (Zellweger, channeling Rosalind Russell) sounds as thin as the players' leather helmets, but we have faith in the cast's old-school star power to bring home a win.
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Marcos de Niza High School will give diplomas to 422 students this week.
Ryan Dunn is valedictorian for Tempe's Marcos de Niza High School.
Ryan will be going to the University of Arizona Honors College next year. He is hoping to work in the medical field after graduation and knows that their programs are excellent. Ryan was a member of Marcos' Academic decathlon team as well as excelled in our advanced course offerings. New students to Marcos here is a piece of advice from Ryan Dunn. "Make sure your take the time to socialize and enjoy your high school years"
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Marcos de Niza High School's salutatorian is Jessica Bass.
Jessica Bass, MDN's Salutatorian is leaving Tempe to go to school at Claremont McKenna College in Southern California. This school is a small liberal arts college with a focus on application of global events to everyday living. Jessica said she was looking for a school with similar characteristics to Marcos de Niza. Jessica participated in the Orchestra, Model U.N. and was instrumental in our Key Club. Through her leadership in these organizations, many community service projects were completed.
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SM City Baguio Reaffirms its Commitment to the Environment
Jun 14, 2012 - 9:29 AM MPST
A multi-sectoral meeting was held last April 17 in the DILG office in camp crame chaired by DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo to discuss the concerns on the expansion of SM City Baguio.
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May 4, 2012 Source: Manila Bulletin The property where SM City Baguio sits is not within the environmentally critical area, and neither a heritage site nor culturally and historically significant area, a forestry expert disclosed after conducting a tree health assessment in the area.
What is the extent of SM´s partnership with the USGBC?
Jun 11, 2012 - 9:19 AM MPST
M is a member of US Green Building council since 2011 and is registered under the name SM Prime Holdings, Inc.
Is Luneta Hill on top of 3 earthquake fault lines?
Jun 11, 2012 - 9:19 AM MPST
NO, a certification was issued by Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology that certifies that SM is not on top of a fault line.
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Jun 10, 2012 - 9:15 PM MPST
It is a LEED Registered Project. The design documents are yet to be submitted by SM´s LEED Consultant, Davis, Langdon & Seah, who enrolled SM as a Member of USGBC in 2011
SM received a lot of criticisms on social media about its environmental programs because of the alleged earthballing of trees at SM City Baguio - that SM is hypocritical.
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What can SM say about this?
Is the expansion of SM City Baguio just a mere parking lot?
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The additional parking space to be integrated in the expansion area of the mall can help ease vehicle congestion on roads near the mall.
Does SM have the legal right and ownership over the property?
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Public records are available for verification.
Does SM have the necessary permits?
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If so, do they have the right to cut and earthball the trees?
How many trees will be affected in the expansion? What is the status of these trees?
Jun 11, 2012 - 9:13 AM MPST
There will be 182 trees that will be affected. Out of 182, 43 are Alnus Trees, 97 are Pine trees, while the rest are just 42 saplings (combination of pine and alnus)
Is there a structural stability problem that SM is facing right now?
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Some reports say that there is a need to put a wall that will prevent soil erosion. Shouldn´t the non-cutting of trees prevent erosion?
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May 7, 2012 Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer, Conrado Banal This is an undeniable point on the 182-tree issue over the P1.2-billion construction of the SM group in its mall property in Baguio City: What compelled SM to pursue the project was the power of nature itself—the environment.
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AUSTIN - The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Texas fell to 6.4 percent in August, down from 6.5 percent in July, and from 6.8 percent a year ago. Texas unemployment rate remained below the national unemployment rate of 7.3 percent. Between August 2012 and August 2013, Texas has added 274,700 jobs.
The rate in Beaumont-Port Arthur was 9.8%. That's down from 10.1% in July and 10.6% in August 2012.
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An upward revision of Julys total nonfarm employment figures showed 36,800 jobs added. Total nonfarm employment in August decreased slightly by a net total of 6,400 jobs. Texas has added 26,600 jobs over the last three months.
"Every major industry in Texas showed positive annual job growth and Texas employers added 274,700 jobs over the year," said Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) Chairman Andres Alcantar. "We encourage Texans to visit their local Workforce Solutions office to access the many job search tools available to them free of charge."
Employers in Mining and Logging expanded their payrolls in August, adding 1,900 jobs to the industry, which has the highest annual growth rate among the major industries in Texas at 5.5 percent.
"A number of industries are showing strength in Texas, including Manufacturing, which grew by 2,600 jobs in August," said TWC Commissioner Representing Labor Ronny Congleton. "Individuals looking for work in Texas should visit WorkInTexas.com to find new opportunities in our state."
Professional and Business Services added 2,900 jobs over the month. Over the year this industry has added 58,200 jobs for a 4.1 percent annual growth rate.
"Texans continued to find jobs in the Education and Health Services industry, which added 6,700 jobs in August for a total of 39,700 jobs since last year," said TWC Commissioner Representing Employers Hope Andrade. "Overall, the states private sector continued to grow at nearly 3.0 percent annually."
The Midland Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) had the lowest August unemployment rate in the state at 3.2 percent. The Odessa MSA came in second at 3.9 percent and the Amarillo MSA third at 4.7 percent (not seasonally adjusted).
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday attacked the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi, for indulging in "politics of bitterness, personal attack and insult" while also taking a dig at him for his recent historical goof-ups.
Addressing his first rally in Madhya Pradesh, Singh did not name Modi but wondered if the 'Gujarat model' of development was relevant to the poor and vulnerable in all regions. "India is a vast country where only one model of development cannot work for all regions," he said, adding that policies have to be framed according to the specific needs of specific places.
"I'm sure he has not found the time to ask his party leaders in MP or Chhattisgarh whether they subscribe to his model of development."
On Modi's slip-ups on historical facts, the PM said anyone holding a constitutional post or aspiring for it should weigh his words before speaking.
"In his zeal to malign others, a big BJP leader often resorts to falsehoods. He frequently distorts historical facts. Once, in his enthusiasm to attack the Congress, he misrepresented facts about a leader who is respected a lot in the BJP," Singh said, an apparent reference to when Modi confused Gujarati freedom fighter Shyamji Krishna Varma with Jana Sangh founder Shyama Prasad Mookherjee.
He also took a dig at Modi's sudden interest in the legacy of Sardar Patel, saying he was happy the BJP was inspired by a Congress leader.
Moving on to the achievements of his government, the PM said poverty had come down and rural income gone up during the UPA's rule. Schemes like the rural health mission and right to education ensured better healthcare and education for more, he added.
Accusing the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government of not utilizing central funds, Singh said MP was given Rs. 83,000 crore in the last nine years but there still appeared to be an atmosphere of gloom and disappointment in the state. He asked the people to decide if they stood for the 'BJP brand' of negative politics or a politics of positivism.
A divorce, a jail term, determined foes: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar fighting a lone battle?
The divorce between Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal(U) and a few days of change in residence for Rashtriya Janata Dal's Lalu Prasad – from 10, Circular Road in Patna to the Ranchi jail in Jharkhand – have totally changed the game that is played in Bihar.
Angry with the SP, convinced that the Congress is a losing proposition, unsure of AAP's ability to win, and fearful that Mayawati may ally with the BJP in the future, Muslims have a difficult choice.


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This brief installment is deemed necessary because there has been a seemingly unnecessary confusion between John Halford Sr and John Halford Jr.
The initial published premise - long accepted as gospel - included all the children born in the 1790s as children of an elder John Halford, who already had a "family" (household) of 13 in the census of 1790.
That being the case, it (that premise) concludes that he who died c1804 was that elder John Halford. Additionally, that held premise had defined a DOB for that John as 1765 (Albemarle VA).
Thanks to Jesse Halford's birth c1781, only sixteen years after the reported birth of the elder John, the hypothesis took on a character of its own. A 1784 and a 1787 birth (claimed) are more appropriate. This theory was propagated in total disregard to the First U.S. Census of 1790, enumerating a John Allford and a John Allford Jr.
Lucy Hallford's sudden appearance as a head-of-household in the 1800 Census was also disregarded.
To justify the contradictions, some put forth the peculiar idea that those two of the 1790 Census - although living two houses apart and one named "Jr" and with none other of our name enumerated in the county - were unrelated (one a Halford and the other an Alford).
The 1790 Census, Lucy' appearance in 1800 and the documented death of a John Halford c1804 must be connected to arrive at a "safe" scenario for this Rutherford County NC family. The correctly-presented census of 1800 does not begin to account for all the children b. in the 1790s, making any hypothesis more difficult.
The census information presented by some for John Hallford (1800) (i.e., 5M and 2F u10) is a fallacy, fabricated to fit the suspected or known Halfords b. in the general area in the 1790s. The correct census appears herein, and even it fails to illuminate.
The primary records are specific as to the marriage of Achilles "Killes" Alford to Elizabeth "Betsy" Jones on Nov 14 1795 in Rutherford County North Carolina. The bondsman was John Alford. The bond is spelled Alford in both instances of the groom and the bondsman, yet the record is filed under Halford.
The primary records are clear as to three children born to this couple between 1795 and c1806, two of those children by name. There should be other children born to them, especially in the period 1800-06, although the records do not speak specifically.
Two suspected children (of Achilles) of the correct date and place and presently unaligned could be: William Alford (of Buncombe Co NC and later MO) and Thomas Jefferson Hal(l)ford, who seems to have been the only one of the generation in question who spent his entire life in Rutherford County.
Confusing the situation somewhat muddily is that orphans of two Halfords (Alfords/Hallfords) - all interchangeable in Rutherford County - were being bound to apprenticeships in a short time span (1804-08). John Halford (presumed by most to be "Jr") died at a relatively young age c1804, and his children were "bound" to others through the courts. However, all his known children did not appear, for reasons now unknown, in the court proceedings. These children were defined as orphans, and a conclusion may be reached that their mother died after the 1800 U.S. Census and prior to 1804. The four children of the deceased John Halford mentioned in the binding records are Milberry Jane, John (b. 1796) David and Nancy Hider Halford.
Shortly thereafter, c1808, the court became occupied with the process of "binding" relative to the children of Achilles Halford. This today could be considered equivalent to "permanent foster care" til the age of majority (18 for females and 21 for males). The only two mentioned children of Achilles in these records are Jones Alford (b. Nov 1796) and John Alford (b. Apr 1806).
In the appropriate installment and throughout the discussion, it will be implied and circumstantially concluded that Achilles did not die, but his spouse apparently did (by the records). Abandonment by Achilles is the conclusion, and it's unknown whether this occurred before his spouse's demise or after - but occurring 1805-08.
It is "assumed" that those known or suspected children of these two persons who did not appear as wards of the court were "taken in" by others in and out of the family; for, several of those unverified children appeared later in the records as adults with clear and convincing suggestions or proofs that they were children of those two mentioned.
No specific record exists detailing the death of either spouse of Achilles or John. Neither Killes nor his spouse nor the spouse of the deceased John (1804) appeared by name in the subsequent North Carolina U.S. Census of 1810. An 1814 will of the Jones family specifically mentions "Betsy Alford formerly Jones (deceased)"
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Sally Jones who is one of the heirs of Hardy Jones who was a soldier in the United States Army & attached to the 2nd Reg of Artillery ... and by the oath of Water (sic) Bradley Richard Bradley and _nna Jones mother of said Sally Jones and that Stephen Jones who is now dead leaving heirs ... and Betsy Alford formerly Betsy Jones who was legally married, since dead, leaving behind heirs at her demise and William Jones who is also a soldier.... and the only legal heirs of Hardy Jones deceased.
The only male Halford (var) marriage recorded in Rutherford County in the decade of the 1780s (the first known decade of their presence in the county) was:
In the First U.S. Census of 1790 two of our name were enumerated in the county (separated by one house in the official count).
The 1790 Census has presented numerous problems. The first is that we have two "Johns". Further, which children born in the 1790s were additional children of the elder John and which of the younger. Additionally, since ages were not specified ("over 16 or under 16"), we know not how old either spouse was at the time. The elder John could have been 40 or 80 !! Likewise his spouse. Since spouses were not enumerated by age or definition in this census, she (the spouse) could have been missing (completely).
By the date of the 1800 Census, one John Halford is missing from the Rutherford County record; however, a new person appears (over 45) as head of household. Since the remaining John "Hallford" and his supposed wife are listed as "26-45" and "26-45" in 1800, one concludes that the female head, Lucy Hallford, is the widow of that missing John - the elder.
Lucy Hallford - 1F over 45; 1F 10-16; 1M u10; 3M 10-16; 1M 16-26.
Achilles Hallford - 1M 26-45; 1F 16-26; 2M u10.
John Hallford - 1M 26-45; 5M u10; 1F 16-26; 2F u10.
ERROR !!!!!! See subsequent note on John Hallford 1800.
[ Achilles and Elizabeth had gotten m. in 1795 ]
To demonstrate how easily one can be led astray, the author has again improperly entered the incorrect data for John Hallford 1800 (above). See the correct census info and relate it to that one above which was fabricated to suit the situation of known or suspected children under the age of 10. Could there have been another unrecorded marriage for the younger John Halford after 1789 but before 1800 ??
It must be stated that no m. record has been found for a John Halford (var) and Lucy _____ anywhere !!
It would be easy to assume that those born in the 1790s were the children of the above mentioned younger John who had married in 1789:
However, not knowing the age of the elder John's wife at that time (1790) precludes that conclusion. The "Lucy Hallford" of the census is never defined by age. Being over 45 in 1800 makes her over 35 in 1790. "Over 45 and Over 35" are too relative. How much over ??
The records in total imply that the elder John had sons born as early as 1765, suggesting a DOB for the elder John c1745 or before. A large household of thirteen in 1790, several over 16 years of age, does not lead one from the likelihood that the elder John was getting "long-in-the-tooth".
Try as one may - and they have- one cannot correctly apply "names" to these "numbers".
The author, through the implications of all the records, tentatively concludes that the elder John died in the first quarter of 1800 (leaving widow Lucy) and the younger John (already a widower) in the first quarter of 1804.
By 1804, both John Halfords are deceased. The uncertainty thereafter occurs in referring to "son of John Halford".
After the death of John Halford c1804, his estate was settled through lawsuit. The executors of the estate were Jesse Halford and Surrell Halford. An apparent equal party in the court cases was Achilles Halford.
(It is noted that any and/or all these "dependents" are young enough to have been b. in the 1790s. One must keep in mind the deaths among the John Halfords 1800 and 1804, the "situation" in Killes' family and the distribution of the "orphans". Again, we cannot attach names to these numbers.)
All the records imply that Jesse was b. c1781, Achilles c1772, and Surrell after 1775 (but old enough to marry in 1804).
Those three of the estate settlement were the first to leave Rutherford County, well before the migration in the 18-teens. Neither of the three of the estate settlement took residence in established Halford communities. However, those (four initial families) of the mass migration (all) settled in two adjacent counties in southwestern TN (Wayne and Lawrence counties) near the AL border (while Jesse was in Barren County KY and later MO, Killes was in Casey County KY, and Surrell was in White County TN).
The author suggests without proof some familial separation between the former group of Halfords and the latter group - perhaps half-siblings. There appears to have been a "nasty" settlement of the estate, and it (too) could have led to the exodus of the first three before 1810. Jesse and Surrell appear to have had the company of a suggested brother (James 1784) while in a northern county of SC (a brief stay) - Union County - after the departure from NC and before the westward move. That James appears to have led the Halford movement (those - either brothers or nephews - born before the turn of the century now coming of age in Rutherford County NC) to SW Tennessee c1817.
Those four initial families from Rutherford Co appearing in southwestern TN in the 1820 census were (heads-of-household): James b. c1784 (spelled "Ames"), Andy (b. c1787 and m.1812), Joseph and Bradley (both b. early 1790s).
There were no Halford heads-of-household remaining in Rutherford County NC in 1820. Implying that the major Halford migration left those orphan kinsmen (from 1804 forward), the 1830 census reflects three "Alfred" heads-of-household: John, James, and Thomas. These had come of age in the interim. John is John Alford (orphan of Achilles), b. Apr 1806 - the Title Character herein. Thomas (b. c1802-04) is he who remained his life in the county (thereafter alternately called Halford or Hallford).
A Jones Alford of Maury Co TN was later enumerated, and that person is not he of the above record. The age and spouse's name do not agree, and there appears to be a record of his appearance (marriage) in eastern NC, too. In two separate installments herein will be discussed TWO other Jones Halfords (Alford) of this family.
(A) James Orford
The author would be remiss in not including a one-time occurrence (in the 1810 census) of James Orford in the census of the neighboring county (to Rutherford) of Burke. It is reported that his supposed widow also appeared in the 1820 census (same county).
[There is today much discussion on the above John Halford (m. 1816), who migrated to Habersham County Ga and was known as Alford or Halford. There exists some confusion between him and a John Halford found in the Halford settlement of western TN. Which, if either, was the "son of John Halford b. 1796" (the John Halford of the orphan records of Oct 1806)??]
Suppositions may be entertained of a familial relationship between these two families of Rutherford and Burke counties, and perhaps improperly aligning some family members.
"Orford" was the predominant spelling of our name in the Virginia counties of Albemarle and Louisa (et al), and at least two James Orfords are recorded there (one as late as 1787).
See this inclusion in the Lucy Hallford discussion for the author's theory on Lucy Hallford.
|The Four Rutherford Co Enumerations
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|2M u5
|2F10-16 2F u10
|F16-26 M u10
Allford Jr
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Carney and Fifita Show sees off Tigers Comeback
A strong first half has helped the Cronulla Sharks to see off a Wests Tigers fightback to score a 36-22 at Remondis Stadium.
Sharks announce Remondis as Stadium naming partner
THE Sharks today officially announce international waste solutions and management company Remondis as their new Stadium naming rights partner.
Cowboys grind out win in Townsville
THE North Queensland Cowboys have defeated the Cronulla Sharks 22-4 in front of 14434 people at 1300smiles Stadium tonight.
Tupou and Leutele re-sign with the Sharks
ANTHONY Tupou and Ricky Leutele have committed to the Cronulla club for the 2014 and 2015 seasons.
Sharks bite in the second half
THE Cronulla Sharks have fought back in the second half as they scored 26 unanswered to down the Parramatta Eels 32-14 at Sharks Stadium.
Storm sound premiership warning
MELBOURNE Storm hooker Cameron Smith celebrated his 250th game in style as his side went on an emphatic 38-6 demolition of Cronulla in front of 16,231 fans at AAMI Park.
Sharks hold on to end Souths streak
IN anticipation of his Origin debut next week, Andrew Fifita has led the Cronulla Sharks to victory over the South Sydney Rabbitohs 14 -12 tonight at Endeavour Field in front of 12, 243 dedicated fans.
Sharks hold firm to power over Raiders
CRONULLA have withstood a late Raiders fightback to post a dominant 30 points to 20 win in front of 12,130 fans at Cronulla Stadium this afternoon.
Warriors snare Sharks' Bukuya
HIGHLY-REGARDED Cronulla back rower Jayson Bukuya is Vodafone Warriors-bound next season after signing a two-year contract.
Sharks dominate listless Tigers
CRONULLA have extended the Wests Tigers' terrible run of form with a 30-6 win at Allianz Stadium on Friday night in front of 9,858 fans.
Todd Carney re-signs with Cronulla
THE Sharks five eighth Todd Carney has signed a new long term contract which will see him remain in Cronulla colours for the next five seasons.
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THE Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks have run out winners against the Newcastle Knights today, triumphing 21-20 in extra time at Hunter Stadium in front of 16,983 fans.
Bulldogs win scrappy affair on the coast
CANTERBURY have recorded their second win of the 2013 season in a stop-start affair on the Central Coast. They defeated Cronulla 24-8 in front of 10,131 fans.
Sea Eagles outclass brave Sharks
THE Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles have accounted for a valiant Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks outfit this afternoon, taking out the match 25-18 in front of more than 17,000 at Brookvale.
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An experiment carrying the labels poisonous, high voltage, biohazard and laser hazard: that's Unexpected Laser Components. Don't let this scare you, audience safety is ensured. Here you can see with your own eyes what's the effect of a self-made laser, without the intervention of a laser manufacturer.
With a lot of noise and odor this type of laser produces a beam invisible to the eye, that is converted into visible light by organic substances. These recognizable substances, that you would usually not associate with laser light, produce a color spectacle. The high voltage at which the laser operates, creates a mixture of plasma and sparks, with the corresponding sound and the unmistakable smell of ozone. The setup appeals to all senses, but also reflect on the limits of the experiment. How far can we go in using organic, biological, maybe even living materials for lighting purposes?
BioArt Laboratories is a laboratory at the intersection of Art and Biology, specifically Ecology and the Life Sciences. The last two decades, developments in these fields have increased dramatically. Developments that provide a wide range of new materials, techniques and applications. BioArt Laboratories is a initiative that aims to make this progress and its implications the collective responsibility of society.
From November, 9th to 16th 2013, the city center of Eindhoven turns into a forum of interventions, installations and events based on the phenomena of artificial light. GLOW NEXT takes place at Strijp-S and specifically focusses on the experimental aspects of light and innovation through the meeting of art and technology by presenting an eclectic mix of prototypes, workshops, in- and outdoor installations and talks. More information here: http://www.gloweindhoven.nl/]]>
This event was the results of a collaboration between the part of the iGEM team of TU Delft and BioArt Laboratories for the Discovery Salon 27 September in Eindhoven.]]>
'Wunderkammern' or cabinets of curiosities are regarded as a microcosm or theatre of the world. A concept that originates from Renaissance Europe which displays a collection of artefacts for the public to wander around and get surprised.
The Biobased Wunderkammer shows the strange world of the combination of art with biobased high tech materials; immensely strong fibres and ceramic from aubergines, fungi that turn into biofuel and 3d printed beeswax.
The Biobased Wunderkammer is a unique collaboration between the arts, the Biobased Delta and the Green Chemistry Campus. A mixture of materials from the region of the South-West of the Netherlands, artists and designers and bio based entrepreneurs.
The exhibition is open for public during the STRP meets Discovery Salon on Friday the 27th of September, at the Yksi Black Box in Eindhoven (NL) and during the Dutch Design Week from the 19th till the 27th of October in the exhibition space of Capital D in Eindhoven (NL).
Participants of the exhibition: Maurizio Montalti (System Synthetics), Alissa van Asseldonk and Nienke Bongers (Lifecycle, Eggplant Fibre Vials), Koen Hauser (Magnified Biomaterials), Sonja Bäumel (Crocheted Membrane & Cartography of the Human Body), Tjeerd Veenhoven (HuisVeendam & Palm leather), Daniel Gaciu (Organic Ways), Joris van Tubergen and Olivier van Herpt (3D Printed Bees Wax), C-MAX Technologies B.V. (Fibre enhanced cold ceramic composites), FWa Drukwerk (Bio based algae paper), Rubia (Bio based natural dyes), Rodenburg Biopolymers B.V. (Biodegradable plastics based on potato starch waste), Green4print (Bio based Offset ink), AlgaeLink N.V. (Bio based Algae) Eco-Point International B.V. (Innovative cleaning and maintenance biomaterials), Koster Keunen Holland B.V. (Beeswax).]]>
BioArt Laboratories and MU are proud to announce a lecture by John O'Shea, a UK based artist/researcher/producer, working with unconventional materials and social structures to create new and experimental approaches to art-making. Known for his Pigs Bladder Football, grown from living animal cells and Black Market Pudding, a completely novel, ethically conscious, food product; manufactured using blood taken from a living pig!
"People who are comfortable with eating meat, should be equally comfortable with killing animals."
O'Shea will talk about the "Meat License Proposal" and the "Pig Bladder Football".
The Very First Game of Pigs Bladder Football to Take Place in The 21st Century,
a video by Tim Brunsden
The lecture will be November 30, 2012 at the MU, Emmasingel, Eindhoven. Starting from 20:00 till 21:30. The entrance will be free.]]>
Baltan Laboratories and BioArt Laboratories proudly present a sunday afternoon session with artist/scientist Joe Davis (US), College Tour style. This session is part of Shaking Science, a series of events in November, where life science meets society and society meets life science. The film 'Heaven + Earth + Joe Davis' will be screened at the exhibition "BioArt Not Stirred" a joint collaboration between BioArt Laboratories, MU, Verbeke Foundation, Holst Centre & Netherlands Bioinformatic Centre and Baltan Laboratories. Limited seats available. First come, first serve. Doors close at 15.00!
Winner of the Golden Nica of the Prix Ars Electronica 2012, a peg-legged artist, philosopher and the father of Bio-Art!
He's the unstable isotope that you can't quite predict. Brilliant, extreme, eccentric, genius, gifted, demented—call him any or all. Each one applies to artist/scientist, Joe Davis, a research affiliate in the Department of Biology at MIT and in the George Church Laboratory at Harvard Medical School. His research and art includes work in the fields of molecular biology, bioinformatics, "space art", and sculpture, using media including but not limited to centrifuges, radios, prosthetics, magnetic fields, and genetic material. Davis' teaching positions have been at MIT and the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).
Part poet, part prankster and part pirate, Davis sits in his Harvard lab.
Davis' work has been featured in articles in Scientific American, Nature magazine, and several books. In addition, a feature-length documentary about Davis entitled Heaven and Earth and Joe Davis has been made. In 2001, the Washington Post termed Davis the "éminence grise of the 'bioart' movement", saying further, "Davis eschews the art versus science argument, insisting that he speaks both languages and could not possibly tear the two disciplines apart in his own mind".]]>
The feeling for music, where does this feeling come from? Is it related to the mechanics, shape and inner-workings of our hearing system, the structure of the brains that perceive these signals? Or is there a more basic reason why we find certain timing, rhythms, frequency and harmony to be interesting?
Composing life is a collaboration between a colourful gathering of artists, musicians and scientists who are exploring the possibilities of composing life using music. An experiment where we are questioning if there is a correlation between this sense of music and the most basic communication between cells themselves. Are the patterns that make up this most basic communication between cells the foundation for what we consider beautiful music? Are we unconsciously recognizing similarities between music and communication at the cellular level? Does our music effect how cells interact? And if it does, could we write music, with the purpose of guiding this interacting, composing life through music.
BioArt Laboratories and Professor Carlijn Bouten of the TU / e will examine these questions together with DJ Jameszoo. He made specially for the occasion a new track that Didier Scheffers will translate into pulsating laser which will be fired on a petri dish with a cell-culture.
All this Is then monitored to see what kind of effect the music had on the development of the cell-culture. We are certainly really exited and wondering what kind of life comes from Jameszoo's percussive beats, jazz samples, bleeps and synth melodies …
Above is a selection of images showing a test setup and the actual setup in an old Philips cleanbooth that we made mobile for the Discovery festival. The laser used is a bad-ass giant watercooled argon/krypton ion laser.]]>
Like mentioned in Part 1: Opening BioArt Lab the opening was a success, with over 100 people who visited the exhibition and 85+ people attending the talks we couldn't have asked for more!
Especially the final presentation by Oron Catts was a real eye opener and showed the true potential of a research laboratory where artists and researches can engage in wet biology practices.
This past week our mailbox has been overflowing with messages from people who missed te opening and/or people who would love to dive in the lab already!
To clarify: What we presented during the opening was the space and the concept: an open, permanent, modular but also mobile laboratory. Right now we are exploring co-operations with third parties who also like to see our goal being realised and/or want to give us the opportunity to show what we are made of during events in and around Eindhoven.
Oron Catts talking about SymbioticA]]>
There is a big article in De Volkskrant today, May 21 2012 (in Dutch). Pictures will appear later this week!
Studio 040 – BioArt Lab van start]]>
Designer Jannis Huelsen collaborated with a polymer company in the production of a genetically modified bacterium that produces artificical cellulose material.
For those of you who are like me (not so technical…): it means that this bacterium can produce a material that is biodegradable and very much looks like human skin! Its name: xylinum.
Read more about the project at Jannis' website: www.jannishuelsen.com]]>


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Hey all, I just got accepted to the nursing program at Mtn. St. U and I am just wondering how the program is there? Is there a ranking or anything of that nature on the school? I have also applied to WVU (where i currently... Read More
- 0Mar 23, '09 by tronix304Quote from Cheer4WVUThanks for the info, i decided to go into the potomac state-wvu program. I go to pot state for this year then next year i'll go to WVU for my junior and senior year to finish up. I am going to try to get into the fast track if i can but the lady in charge of the nursing program told me it was difficult to get into. If i dont its not a big deal but oh well.I haven't read anyone elses replys yet, but from what I've heard you have to drive all over the state. MSU students had to come up here to WVU for computer training. It was a few day training and they had to pay for their own hotel rooms and everything. I've heard clinicals at MSU go all around the state. If I were you, I would definitely check into that.
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As I remember the entire nation enjoyed a very mild winter last year. Well, where I live we are definitely making up for it. We haven't been above freezing since Jan. 1st and most often in single digits and teens. A ton of snow still on the ground.
Today we had freezing rain. I know those that live back East experience this often. I never have. Knew it was coming this morning so got up early and thought I'd catch the freeway before it got here. Noticed a couple of drop on the sidewalk when I went out to the car. No big deal. Pull out of the garage and a few drops of rain on the window. A few more develop and I turn on my windshield wiper. OMG, instant sheet of ice and I can't see a thing! Don't get on the freeway, thank heavens, 128 accidents. Slid to work. Come out, slip on the ice, get to my car and it's a literal ice cube. This whole thing was unbelievable to me.
But, going skiing tomorrow!!!!
need the pics, otherwise it's a non story :)
I love when people post about the weather without any indication where they are like everyone should just know somehow.
No offense but you could live in Fairbanks Alaska for all 99% of the random people on this site know.
76 today.
But I'm not telling where.
I hope an aids spitting cobra finds its way to you.
I'm north of you in Clinton, Gunns. My driveway is a sheet of ice. If I wanted this BS I'd live somewhere cruddy like Iowa! :)
I grew up outside of Logan. It's a different cold up there. My folks say it has regularly been -20 to -25 up there this winter. It's definitely been a cold one. I like winter and I'm even ready for this one to be done.
I saw it go the other way too. I used to go to church camp down in the Black Forest for a week every summer, usually in June. One year a late snowstorm came through and dropped 8 inches of heavy, wet snow on us during the night. The camp staff & counselors moved us all out of tent camping and into the cabins at sundown. Good thing: the tents were big, old, rectangular, Army-style tents with wooden poles. A couple of the poles split and speared right through the mattresses where a couple kids would have been sleeping.
2nd mild winter in a row around here, despite everyone predicting a brutal winter for snow/cold. This week has been the first week consistently below zero at all, but still next to no snow. What little we've gotten this season has melted in a day or two.
December for us was especially weird. Way up in precipitation, but it was all rain cause it was 10-20 degrees above normal almost the whole month.
Damn....how's this for cold (from today's Boston Globe):
As New Englands highest point, Mt. Washington is the self-proclaimed home of the worlds worst weather. And today is proof: Current conditions at the observation deck have wind chill at just over 70 degrees below zero.
Currently, the summits air temperature, not factoring in the 105.9 mile-per-hour wind gusts, is 22.5 degrees below zero at the Mt. Washington Observatory. Sustained winds are clocking in at just over 87 miles per hour.
A live-feed of the summit on Thursday mostly showed ice, thanks to a nearly frozen-over pane of glass between the indoor webcam and the frigid outdoor air.
In terms of our webcams from the observation deck, they point a heater directly at that window, but even the heater doesnt stop the frost from forming outside today, said observatory spokeswoman Judy Heininger.
Most of Jan has had a nice ridge of high pressure to the north of us (I'm in N Florida) and a decidedly mild winter so far. We've been down in the low 60s for a few days, but that's the extent of it. 72 and sunny today.
It is freezing in NY (-6 C so about 15 F with windchill down to 2 F)
The incoming storm is called Khan so I blame Kaylore and his magic underpants for everything.
its getting pretty cold here in california, it will be down to a high of 59 tomorrow, everyone's getting mad.
Enjoy your skiing. It hasn't snowed much or been cold in Dakota at all. The past few days have been below 0 degrees, but it has only happened maybe a week out of the whole winter. February usually gets cold, but I've been enjoying the 20s to 40s for the past two months. Anxious for Spring/Summer to come so I can get some traveling, cycling and hiking in!
it got above freezing for the first time in 5 weeks here in Boise yesterday
i put on shorts and got out the lawn mower, until i realized it's a "false spring"
We've had some severe changes down here in Phoenix as well. Last week in the high 30's and at night we were in the high 20's. All my bushes died and tree's lost their leaves. That was some cold storm system we had. Now a week later we're back to high 70's and out hitting the mountain bike trails :)
I've had the A/C turned on the past 4 days.
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Gay people are more than twice as likely as straight people to have sex with someone of a different colour.
Population Characteristics: Other
Gay men are nearly 4 times as likely as straight men to contract an STI, but are no more likely to get an HIV test.
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Heterosexual relationships last on average 3 times as long as gay relationships
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8% of British people identify as homosexual or bisexual, but twice as many report having had sexual contact with someone of the same sex.
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8% of British people identify as homosexual or bisexual, but twice as many report having had sexual contact with someone of the same sex.read more
3 in 5 US respondents believe that homosexuality should be accepted, however this figure shows a much more tolerant view today as opposed to 2007 where only 1 in 2 said it should be accepted and 2 in 5 said homosexuality should be rejected.
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Opinions about homosexuality are positive in Latin America as Argentina were the first country to legalise gay marriage in 2010. Approximately 3 quarters say that homosexuality should be accepted here, as do clear majorities in Chile (68%), Mexico (61%), Brazil (60%), however only half of Venezuelans agree, 3 in 5 Salvadorans say homosexuality should be rejected as do half of Bolivia.
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The view that homosexuality should be accepted by society is prevalent in most of the EU countries as 88% of those in Spain share this view, along with 87% in Germany, 80% Czech Republic, 77% France, 76% Britain, 74% Italy, 53% Greece and 42% in Poland.
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Hughes, T. and Hilton, Toni and Little, E. and Marandi, E. (2010) Co-Production and the role of self-service technology in resource integration. In: Extending service-dominant logic: the proceedings of the UK Forum on Markets and Marketing, 23 - 26 Sep 2010, Cambridge University. (Submitted)