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This year, local builder Habitat Studio and Workshop is celebrating its 20th year in business designing and building custom homes.
Even though they've built numerous homes over those 20 years, each house is as unique as the owner who lives in it.
While each house is one-of-a-kind, they all have one thing in common: they are some of the most green and energy-efficient houses in Canada.
Trevor Hoover, Habitat Studio's vice-president and senior designer, says that what sets the company apart isn't just its green approach.
"We specialize in three areas," he explains. "We are a custom designer, so each home is unique and designed from scratch. We are also very client-oriented in the building process. And lastly, we build green above and beyond the industry standard."
Habitat Studio is behind the handful of NetZero homes in the city. The goal of these homes to have a house that yields a net zero annual energy purchase. By using a solar heating system, a solar electrical power system, and a very energy efficient building envelope (walls, windows, doors and air tightness), the NetZero homes come very close to that goal.
Even if you don't want to go to that extreme, Habitat Studio homeowner's still have higher-than-average energy-efficient homes. "Our standards are above and beyond minimum code," says Hoover. "For example, the norm for wall thickness for insulation is an R20 rating. We pro-vide thicker walls for a rating of R28 to R40."
The list goes on, from construction techniques that reduce heat loss to water-smart plumbing features.
Architecturally, Habitat Studio has no defining look. They have no stock floor plans and blueprints. What they do have is a creative design team that works closely with clients to build a home uniquely suited to the client's lifestyle and needs.
"We sit down with clients and go through certain criteria that lets us get to know you. The client is part of the team giving input on the de-sign, the choice of materials," says Hoover.
Client involvement continues through to the actual building stage. Hoover explains that Habitat Studio is not a general contractor. Instead, they are professional advisers who manage the construction pro-cess. "It's a very transparent system so that the client is in control of the budget," says Hoover.
Because a Habitat Studio home is custom, the budget is more than that of your aver-age builder. Just keep in mind the long-term energy savings. It saves on all utility costs and there are other benefits, such as the home's higher comfort level. There are no drafts or cold spots. The atmosphere is easy to control in terms of fresh, clean and humid air, and external noise is reduced.
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"The developer, Melcor, came to us and asked if we'd like to be involved," says Hoover. "We haven't built in new subdivisions, so it's a new venture for us."
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Reasons for Procedure
ACL surgery is an elective procedure. This means that surgery is not always needed; it may depend on your lifestyle and age.
Surgery may be recommended if you have:
- A complete tear of the ACL
- A high degree of joint instability
- Injury to the knee that affects more than 1 ligament
- A need to return to sports or other activities that require pivoting, turning, or sharp movements
- No improvement with rehabilitative therapy
Possible Complications
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
- Infection
- Excess bleeding
- Blood clots
- Reaction to anesthesia
- The operation does not provide the desired improvement in function
- Instability of the knee
- Numbness or stiffness in the knee
- Kneecap pain after surgery
Before your procedure, talk to your doctor about ways to manage factors that may increase your risk of complications such as:
- Smoking
- Drinking
- Chronic disease such as diabetes or obesity
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Your doctor may do the following:
Before surgery, you will need to:
- Arrange for help at home while you recover
- Talk to your doctor about any medications, herbs, or supplements you are taking
- Talk to your doctor about any allergies you have
- Ask your doctor about assisted devices you will need
You may need to stop taking some medications up to 1 week before the surgery. Talk to your doctor about any medications that may need to be stopped.
Do not eat or drink anything after midnight the day before your surgery, unless told otherwise by your doctor.
Anesthesia will block pain and keep you comfortable during the procedure. Anesthesia methods include:
- General anesthesia is given through an IV. You will be asleep during the procedure.
- Spinal anesthesia is given through the spine. The doctor may give you a sedative to keep you relaxed and ease anxiety.
Description of the Procedure
The range of motion of your knee will be examined to confirm the ACL tear. Next, another tendon in your knee or hamstring will be located (called autograft) to reconstruct the torn ligament. Sometimes a donor graft (called allograft) is used. The graft tendon will be formed to the correct size.
1 or 2 small keyhole incisions will be made on the top of the knee. An arthroscope (or endoscope) and tiny tools will be inserted into the knee joint. The torn ACL is removed and other damage to the knee is trimmed or repaired. In order to reconstruct the tendon, holes will be drilled through bone structures in the thigh and shin. The new graft will be placed through these holes. Needles may be threaded through the holes to suture the new tendon into place. Other devices, such as screws, washers, or staples are also used to hold the graft in place.
Once the graft is securely in place, the knee's range of motion will be tested. Other tests will be done as well. The skin will be closed with stitches. Bandages and/or a brace will be placed on the knee.
How Long Will It Take?
About 2 hours.
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia will block pain during the procedure. You will have pain after the procedure. Ask your doctor about medication to help manage pain.
Average Hospital Stay
This procedure is done in a hospital setting. You can usually go home the same day. If you have complications, you may need to stay longer.
Post-procedure Care
After the procedure, the hospital staff may provide the following care:
- Monitor your vital signs as you recover from the anesthesia.
- Medication to manage pain.
- Antibiotics to prevent infection.
- Medication that prevents blood clots.
- Place ice packs on your knee.
- Show you how to use a continuous passive motion machine.
- Teach you how to use crutches or knee brace.
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your chance of infection such as:
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
There are also steps you can take to reduce your chances of infection such as:
- Washing your hands often and reminding visitors and healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incisions
When you return home, take these steps:
- Use crutches or knee brace for as long as the doctor recommends.
- Work with a physical therapist.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions.
Call Your Doctor
Contact your doctor if your recovery is not progressing as expected or you develop complications such as:
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or any discharge from the incision site
- Swelling, pain, or heat in your calves
- Pain cannot be controlled with the medications you were given
- Nausea or vomiting
- Cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain
- Numbness in the knee area
- New or worsening symptoms
If you think you have an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine http://www.sportsmed.org
OrthoInfo—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons http://orthoinfo.org
Canadian Orthopaedic Association http://www.coa-aco.org
Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation http://www.canorth.org
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Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: https://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T114675/Anterior-cruciate-ligament-ACL-injury . Updated June 26, 2017. Accessed February 8, 2018.
Anterior cruciate ligament injuries. Ortho Info—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons website. Available at: http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00549. Updated March 2014. Accessed February 8, 2018.
Anterior cruciate ligament injuries: treatment and rehabilitation. Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine and Science website. Available at: http://sportsci.org/encyc/aclinj/aclinj.html. Accessed February 8, 2018.
Knee ligament repair. Johns Hopkins Medicine website. Available at. http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/test%5Fprocedures/orthopaedic/knee%5Fligament%5Frepair%5F92,P07675/. Accessed February 8, 2018.
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Revision Information
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- Review Date: 03/2018
- Update Date: 01/27/2014


text: Share: June 29, 2012 | News Times | by Robert Miller Lyme Disease, Wildlife & Habitat Here are the species we talk about when we talk about Lyme disease:First, the black-legged ticks that carry the Lyme bacteria from species to species. Second, the white-footed mice and other little scurrying mammals that provide one reservoir for the bacteria. Third, the white-tailed deer that provide the ticks a blood meal and transportation around the landscape. And finally, the humans, who get sick when a tick bites them and infects them with the Lyme bacteria.Now there are two more: coyotes and red foxes.These two predators, and their hostile relationships, may be another key in understanding the disease. At the very least, thinking about them shows how deeply complex our ecology can be. Taal Levi, a postgraduate student at the University of California at Santa Cruz -- who is now at the Cary Institute of Ecosystems Studies in Millbrook, N.Y. -- is the researcher establishing the fox-coyote-Lyme link. Levi's proposition is this:White-footed mice, along with other rodents, are a crucial link in Lyme disease transmission. They carry the bacterial spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi, which causes Lyme disease in humans. Red fox are great predators of those rodents -- mice are the main ingredient in a fox diet. Where there are many foxes, there are fewer white-footed mice and, maybe, fewer cases of Lyme disease. But on the East Coast, there is a new predator on the scene: coyotes.Paul Rego, a wildlife biologist with the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, said since the 1960s coyotes have slowly infiltrated the Eastern United States from the West. They hadn't been here before that, Rego said, but they're common in the state now. Foxes and coyotes don't get along. "Coyotes kill red fox," Levi said. "When we put radio collars on red fox, we find they avoid places where there are coyotes."Rego said there are no studies showing coyote versus fox numbers in Connecticut, nor any studies showing foxes on the decline in the state. "But I am aware of the studies that show coyotes exclude red fox from their territories," Rego said. Therefore, he said "it's quite plausible" to think that as coyote numbers in the state have gone up, fox numbers have gone down. And coyotes aren't as good as foxes at cleaning the landscape of rodents. They eat them. But Levi said the territories that coyotes establish are much bigger than foxes'. Foxes require two to four square miles for their territory. If there's plenty of food, they can make do with a square mile. Coyotes need five to 25 square miles.Levi has studied the interactions of the two animals."We find that places that have more coyotes and fewer fox have more Lyme disease," Levi said. That applies not only to places like Connecticut along the East Coast, but also Great Lakes states like Wisconsin, where there is a high incidence of Lyme. Levi said it may also be time to downgrade the role deer play in the Lyme landscape."There is almost no Lyme disease in western New York," he said. "There are lots of deer there." Share:


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African brass bead, approx 35 mm from Ghana's Ashanti, where it is made by local craftsmen by hand one at a time using old the old 'lost wax' technique of metal casting, a long and laborious technique
approx 35 mm diameter with a 5 -6 mm holes
dicounted price due to imperfections which I have shown in photos
stated price is for 2 beads
due its width, I can only send this as a small parcel which costs more-blame Royal Mail. (if you were to add other items you could save on postage in the end)
You can find a full-priced one here:
Sometimes when you purchase multiple items you end up paying too much postage. When this happens I will refund any extra postage to you.
If you are concerned about postage showing in your basket, contact me prior to purchasing for a more exact shipping quote.
If your order value is £20.00 or above, I strongly recommend using secure delivery by purchasing upgraded shipping. I obtain proof of posting for every order I send out. Where a customer has purchased standard shipping for orders over £20.00 I will not be held responsible should item go missing, once I provide proof of postage.
For items which already come with secure delivery and there is no need to upgrade your shipping service and I will indicated in the listing if this is the service I will use.
Where free delivery is offered, a standard, non-tracked service will be used and I strongly recommend purchasing a secure service if your order is over £20.00. Please email me if you're not sure how.
Customer pays to return items
more products on my web site www.africanbeadsandfabrics.com
Card payment through Etsy or Paypal is the easiest method of payment. If you would like to make a bank transfer, please request details. If you opt to pay by bank transfer, kindly note your order may be delayed as payment has to clear first.
Due to high bank charges on foreign transfers if you opt to pay by this means, please select to pay the cost of the transfer. For the same reason I will not be able to issue foreign currency refunds for payments made by bank transfer
Cancellations need to be made as soon as possible, ideally within one hour of it being placed. Orders marked as in progress have been packaged ready and to go out, and cannot be cancelled. Once sent out, orders cannot be cancelled, sorry. For fabric orders, I cannot accept cancellations once your cloth has been cut (and I will let you know if this is the case or not if you request to cancel).
Although I ship worldwide, experience shows items are likely to go missing in some countries even with secure delivery. For these destinations I will request your use of carriers such as DHL and should that not suit you, the order will need to be cancelled.
Your order will normally be sent by Royal Mail on the same day if cleared payment is received by 12 noon GMT. After this time, I to dispatch within one working day, not including weekends and Bank Holidays.
High value items will be sent by secure delivery and if you live in the US and have qualified for free shipping, I will ask you for a top-up for a secure service. While it is an optional extra, if I deem it too risky not to use secure delivery I reserve the right to cancel the order and issue a full refund.
Where I think it is better value for money, I will send your parcel by courier and keep you informed. Some carriers will require your phone number and I will request this explaining why.
The cost of delivery is based on the weight and size of your package. I do not make a profit on this service; charges go towards the actual shipment plus a small amount to cover packaging and Etsy's charge of 5% +VAT of your shipping fee. International postage is expensive!!!
Just contact me within: 3 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 14 days of delivery
Request a cancellation within: 1 hours of purchase
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
Please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
You have 14 days after receipt of your order to return an item. Unless I have sent the wrong item or it has been damaged in transit, the customer pays return postage. Your refund will not include outward postage unless item is faulty or I sent the wrong one. This applies even if you change your mind, failed to read item details correctly, your address is incorrect or your parcel was unclaimed/courier could not deliver it.
Sorry I do not accept returns outside the 14 day period.
Please notify me first by a convo if you need to send an item back to me.
Please ensure items are packed securely, and obtain proof of posting so that in case parcel goes missing you can claim from carrier. On any customs declaration forms please indicate your return are "personal belongings" in accordance HMRC guidelines so they do not attract VAT or customs duty.
All costs incurred from Etsy's fees in relation to a returned order will be deducted from any refunds due you. Etsy charges a fee plus VAT for every item I list for sale. When you return an order and I refund you for the item value, these fees are not refunded to me.
Return of free delivery items is at the expense of customer: customer pays return postage.
I will not be held responsible for orders sent to the wrong address through no fault of mine.
Fabrics cut to size cannot be returned unless I have sent a wrong or faulty item.
Cord cut to size cannot be returned unless I have sent a wrong or faulty item
Refunds will be made by the same means you paid us once I am satisfied with the condition of the returned item. Your refund will not include outward or return postage unless item is faulty or I sent the wrong one. This applies even if you change your mind, failed to read item details correctly or to collect securely sent items from carrier depot.
If you received a discount based on the size of your order, this will be taken into account in the event I need to issue a refund for returned goods.
The cost of delivery is based on the weight and size of your package. I do not make a profit on this service; charges go towards the actual shipment plus a small amount to cover packaging and Etsy's processing fee of 5%. + VAT of your shipping fee. International postage is expensive!!!
1. When your order value is £20.00 or above, I strongly recommend using secure delivery by purchasing delivery fee top-up or upgraded shipping. I obtain proof of posting for every order I send out. Where a customer has chosen standard shipping for orders over £20.00 I will not be held responsible should item go missing, once I provide proof of postage.
2. For items which already come with secure delivery there is no need to upgrade your shipping service.
3. Where free delivery is offered, a standard, non-tracked service will be used and I strongly recommend purchasing a secure service if your order is £20.00 and above. Please email me if you're not sure how.
4. I reserve the right to cancel the order and issue a full refund if I deem it too risky, based on the order value and nature of items, to send by standard shipping.
Sometimes when you buy several items, you may end up paying more postage than you should. When that happens I will refund some money back to your account after posting your parcel.
In doing my bit to save our planet's resources I will sometimes reuse packaging to send your items without compromising on quality.
Customers are responsible for paying all taxes applicable in their own country.
This Privacy Policy describes how and when I collect, use, and share information when you purchase an item from me, contact me, or use my services in any other way through Etsy.com or its related sites and services.
This Privacy Policy does not apply to the practices of third parties that I do not own or control, including Etsy or any third party services you access through Etsy. Please take a look at the Etsy Privacy Policy to learn more about its privacy practices.
To fulfil your order, you must provide me with certain information (which you authorised Etsy to provide to me), your name, email address, postal address, and the details of the product that you're ordering. I do not see any of your financial information. When you order custom jewellery or other item, you may choose and need to provide me with additional personal information either by the options in the listing or by contacting me directly.
From the information you give Etsy, I print your name and address to send your order, details which are then deleted. I do not save or keep this information. Your parcel then goes on to the delivery company. Proof of postage (receipts for accounting records) has only your address and post code, not your name, and I am obliged to keep for 6 years in in line with accounting requirements.
For some secure delivery services, the company requires your phone number and I will ask for this via email and explain to you why it is needed. When you give it, it is printed on the address label should the carrier need to notify you about your delivery. I do not keep a record of this, although it remains in the Etsy system. If you want this information deleted, please contact me and I will get in touch with Etsy about it.
In the course of my email correspondence with you I may need to contact you again, for example if an out of stock item becomes available again. I will ask your permission first and will only email you if you agree. I will email you if you agree for me to do so in order to update you on stock availability or other product or producer information.
Apart from the purposes outlined above, I do not use your data for anything else.
Why I Need Your Information and How I Use It:
I rely on a number of legal bases to collect, use, and share your information, including:
• as needed to provide my services, such as when I use your information to fulfil your order, to settle disputes, or to provide customer support;
• using the Etsy email system (convo) I will communicate with you about your order and answer your queries to me.
• when you have provided your affirmative consent, you may revoke it at any time, such as agreeing to be emailed about new stock
• if necessary, to comply with a legal obligation or court order or in connection with a legal claim, such as retaining information about your purchases if required by tax law; and
• as necessary for the purpose of my legitimate interests, if those legitimate interests are not overridden by your rights or interests, such as 1) providing and improving my services. I use your information to provide the services you requested and in my legitimate interest to improve my services; and 2) Compliance with the Etsy Seller Policy and Terms of Use. I use your information as necessary to comply with my obligations under the Etsy Seller Policy and Terms of Use.
Information about my customers is important to my business. I share your personal information for very limited reasons and in limited circumstances, as follows:
• Etsy. I share information with Etsy as necessary to provide you my services and comply with my obligations under both the Etsy Seller Policy and Etsy Terms of Use.
• Delivery services as outlined above.
• Compliance with laws. I may collect, use, retain, and share your information if I have a good faith belief that it is reasonably necessary to: (a) respond to legal process or to government requests; (b) enforce my agreements, terms and policies; (c) prevent, investigate, and address fraud and other illegal activity, security, or technical issues; or (d) protect the rights, property, and safety of my customers, or others.
I retain your personal information only for as long as necessary to provide you with my services and as described in my Privacy Policy. However, I may also be required to retain this information to comply with my legal and regulatory obligations, to resolve disputes, and to enforce my agreements. I generally keep your data for the following time periods: 6 years.
If you reside in certain territories, including the EU, you have a number of rights in relation to your personal information. While some of these rights apply generally, certain rights apply only in certain limited cases. I describe these rights below:
• Access. You may have the right to access and receive a copy of the personal information I hold about you by contacting me using the contact information below.
• Change, restrict, delete. You may also have rights to change, restrict my use of, or delete your personal information. In the absence of exceptional circumstances (like where I am required to store data for legal reasons) I will generally delete your personal information upon request.
• Object. You can object to (i) my processing of some of your information based on my legitimate interests and (ii) receiving marketing messages from me after providing your express consent to receive them. In such cases, I will delete your personal information unless I have compelling and legitimate grounds to continue using that information or if it is needed for legal reasons.
• Complain. If you reside in the EU and wish to raise a concern about my use of your information (and without prejudice to any other rights you may have), you have the right to do so with your local data protection authority.
For purposes of EU data protection law, I, Grace Abankwa, am the data controller of your personal information. If you have any questions or concerns, you may contact me at email@example.com, or via convo on Etsy.com. Alternately, you may mail me at:
African Beads & Fabrics, P O Box 710, Swansea SA1 9QG, UK
Mar 4, 2019
Beautiful beads and prompt shipping to the USA. I'm a continued customer.


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To celebrate Australia Day (26 January) Shelley at Twigs of Yore invited us to write about our earliest documentation for an Australian ancestor or relative.
It might not be my earliest Australian document, but this document dates from Perth in 1832, within 3 years of the new Swan River colony in Western Australia. So these ancestors were certainly Australian pioneers.
Thomas Farmer and his wife Ann and their two small sons arrived at the new Swan River colony (Western Australia) in 1829 on HMS Sulphur. Thomas was a Private in the 63rd Regiment, part of the contingent accompanying the first ship of European settlers to the new colony. Ann was reported to be the first white woman ashore in Western Australia. By 1832 Thomas and Ann had 3 sons, and Ann was pregnant again, when Thomas drowned.
After Thomas' death, with no other means of support, Ann married again before the birth of her 4th son. Ann was to be widowed twice more, and have 9 children in total, before she herself died at age 64.
Anyway, back to that early document. The following is an extract from C.S.O. 20/155 (microfilm), from Battye Library, Colony of Western Australia.
Enquiry into the causes of the death of Thomas Farmer, a private in His Majesty's 63rd regiment of foot, taken at Perth in the said colony on Friday the twenty fourth day of February 1832. … Edward Barron, Colour Serjeant of His Majesty's 63rd Regiment of foot being duly sworn saith –
"Yesterday morning about six o'clock I accompanied the deceased along with … two Privates of my regiment to the Flats to bring back a flat boat …
We had gone but a few yards from the bank when the painter broke. The sea breeze was blowing choppy and drifting the flat on shore on which account I called to Steel to pull his small boat round. He tried but I saw he could not pull it round. Upon which I told him to jump out of the boat into the water knowing he was a good swimmer and lay hold of the painter of the small boat and bring it to me in the flat.
Farmer on hearing me say this said there was no necessity for anyone swimming hereunder he could find bottom and at the same instant he jumped out. He was immediately out of his depth and went down below the surface. I called to Steel to lay hold of him and pull him into the boat. Steel did accordingly pull him into the boat. I ordered Farmer not to jump out of the boat again.
Steel again jumped out and got hold of the painter and as soon as Steel jumped out Farmer again jumped out saying he could find bottom. He immediately struck out but I saw then he could not swim and that he was beginning to paddle like a dog on which I called to Steel to lay hold of him and at the same time I undressed myself and jumped into the water after deceased and was making towards him, and had got within about four strokes of him when he went down. He never came up again. Steel swam round the boat while I dived down after deceased but we never saw any trace of him."


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If the path is now invalid, the path will be cleared.
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In last week's Tombstone Tuesday post, I wrote about Arlington Abbey Mausoleum, where my great-grandparents were interred in the 1920s. Over the following decades, the mausoleum's owners abandoned the property when it failed to become profitable. Its government overseers were unable to keep a close eye on it and it fell victim to looters and decay.
I came across an article that mentioned Scott Watson, an Army Corps of Engineers archaeologist, who in the 1990s had been tasked with locating next of kin of those interred at the mausoleum. The military was moving all of the remains out of the mausoleum in order to close it down permanently. I left a message with Watson and was able to speak with him this past week.
Watson was able to verify that not only were my great-grandparents originally buried at Arlington Abbey, but my grandfather as well. I hadn't been able to track down his gravesite yet, so this was a somewhat unexpected boon (I was hoping he had ended up in the same location, but hadn't found any evidence of that yet).
That is the good news — the confirmed burial locations of three relatives. The bad news is that they have all since disappeared.
When the Army Corps of Engineers went in to Arlington Abbey to catalog the remains there and prepare them for removal, the crypt where my relatives' cremated remains had been interred was empty. Watson made the following observations at that time: the shutter from another vault was propped up against the Corley vault, which was second up from the bottom of a six-vault-high stack (so relatively accessible). He noted there had been a fair amount of vandalism.
Watson did say that between the 1950s and the 1970s, sometimes relatives of those buried at the mausoleum had removed the remains for reburial. The mausoleum sometimes kept records of this, but not always. There were no official records showing my relatives' remains had been removed. Watson said that they had tried to trace the next of kin of the Corleys — but they put the most effort into tracking down families for whom they had remains to release.
Finally, Watson said that they discovered several unlabeled urns containing cremated remains in a pile on the floor of the Abbey Mausoleum. They had no way to trace the vaults to which the remains belonged. These urns were reinterred in the cremation vault at National Memorial Park in Falls Church, Va. This is where all other unclaimed remains from the mausoleum were relocated as well.
So, there appear to be three possibilities as to the current location of my relatives' remains:
1) Another Corley descendant removed the remains sometime between the 1950s and the 1970s.
2) The remains are among the discarded urns found in the mausoleum.
3) They're just gone — stolen or destroyed.
Watson apologized for not having better news or more details for me, but he's given me a ton of information. He's mailing me copies of the original interment documents and other information that he has available.
It does sadden me that there was looting at the mausoleum, and that because of this, I may never find the final resting place of my grandfather and great-grandparents. Arlington Abbey Mausoleum was demolished in 2000, so I can't even visit that location.
But I have to admit that I'm a bit fascinated by this whole case. The story surrounding the mausoleum is quite incredible and I'm glad that I've learned as much about it as I have. I'll report back if there is more to be gleaned from the records Watson is sending me.


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Quinoa is a high-protein grain that contains all 8 essential amino acids (a rarity in vegetarian foods) and is indispensible when you're trying to tone your arms. It's high in fiber, magnesium, and iron; plus it's gluten-free. And suprisingly, quinoa is as delicious as it is nutritious.
The first time I went to the market looking for quinoa, I asked the Birkenstock-wearing girl working in the bulk section, "Do you have kwi-NO-ah?"
"Do we have what?" she asked, perplexed.
"Kwi-NO-ah" I said again, "it's a grain."
"How do you spell it?" she asked.
"Q-U-I-N-O-A," I replied.
"Oh!" she giggled, "You mean keen-WAH."
"Sorry?" I asked.
"It's pronounced keen-WAH," she said. Then she proceeded to give me a lesson about Spanish pronunciation, the exploitation of the native peoples of Central America, and the hegemony of the West, ending up with something about Dick Cheney and Halliburton.
Thankfully, I had a bin of steel cut oats to lean on during her talk. When she finished, I asked her, "So which aisle is the quinoa in again?"
Leaning over to pick some steel cut oats off of my fleece jacket, she said, "Oh, we don't carry quinoa here."
Fortunately, my old standby, Trader Joe's, does.
Although it is sometimes substituted for couscous, quinoa is fluffier, nuttier, and crunchier. Like couscous, it is versatile — I use it in everything from salads to soups to stuffings. When I saw this Inca Quinoa Salad from Nirmala Narine's cookbook In Nirmala's Kitchen: Everyday World Cuisine, I knew I had to make it.
Why Inca Quinoa Salad? Because the Incas were the first to cultivate quinoa and considered it sacred, even calling it "chisaya mama" which means "mother of all grains." So, it looks like quinoa was on the list of superfoods 6,000 years ago.
So just how super is quinoa? Well, I'm not claiming that you'll be able to leap over tall buildings after eating it, but it might help you add an inch to those biceps.
Inca Quinoa Salad
Makes 4 side or 2 main servings.
Print recipe only here.
¼ c extra virgin olive oil (I used a little less than 1/8 c)
1 tsp minced garlic
1 small shallot, chopped
1 jalapeno, seeded, chopped
4 sun-dried tomatoes, chopped
1 tsp curry powder
½ cup uncooked quinoa
1 cup water (maybe more if needed)
1 small cucumber, peeled, seeded, and diced
2 Tbsp finely chopped cilantro
1 Tbsp fresh lime juice
12 endive leaves
Sea salt
To prepare quinoa:
Pour the uncooked quinoa in a fine-mesh sieve; rinse and drain. (This helps remove some slight natural bitterness from the grains). In a small saucepan, add quinoa and 1 cup water; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, simmer, and cover until all of the water is absorbed, about 15-20 minutes. (If the water has evaporated before the quinoa is cooked, just add a bit more.) The quinoa will be done when the grains have turned partially white, and the spiral-like germ of the grain is visible. They should maintain a slight crunch when eaten. This will yield about 1 ½ cups cooked quinoa.
In a small skillet, sauté garlic and shallots in olive oil over medium heat, about 2 min. Add the jalapeno and curry powder; heat another 2 min. Remove from heat; let cool. Place in a bowl, and add cooked quinoa, tomatoes, cucumber, cilantro, lime juice, and salt. Toss to coat well. Serve in endive leaves or eat on its own.
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Over a period of around 400 years, the monks built a remarkable monastery at Maulbronn, which became a distinguishing feature of the surrounding landscape. Today, this former Cistercian abbey, which is situated between Heidelberg and Stuttgart, is not only the most complete and best-preserved monastic complex north of the Alps, it is also a particularly fine example of medieval architecture and, since 1993, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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On 4 May, 1880 John Keller, Amarilla's grandfather, passed away from stomach cancer. John Keller was the father of Amarilla's mother Elizabeth Keller Spracklin and the husband of Mary Anne Delano Keller. How this death affected Amarilla is unknown and whether she even knew her grandfather is also unknown. Amarilla was 21 years old at his death or about that age.
The grandparents had settled in South Bloomfield Twp., Morrow County, Ohio. Morrow County, Ohio was a composite of several counties: Knox, Richland, Marion and Delaware Counties. It was established in 1848. Birth and death records were not recorded till 1867, marriage started 1848 by the county. Apparently there was a great deal of protest about the formation of Morrow County at the time.
John and Mary Keller had eleven (11) children. Elizabeth Keller was their oldest and first-born.
1. Elizabeth Keller born 4 Aug 1831, probably Sparta, Knox Co., Ohio married Daniel D. Spracklin (license issued 31 Dec, 1852) and marriage solemized on 1 January, 1853 in Sparta, Morrow Co., Ohio and died in Benson Co., Iowa near Blairstown/Marengo 1859. Buried in Titler Cemetery northwest of Marengo. This is Amarilla's mother.
2. Susan Keller born 3 Nov. 1832, Sparta, Knox Co., Ohio d. 20 June 1834, Sparta, Knox Co., Ohio, burial unknown.
3. Peter Keller born 28 Nov. 1834, Sparta, Knox Co., Ohio married Eliza Ann Everts 6 July 1957 in Sparta, Morrow Co., Ohio. Peter died 22 May 1869 in So. Bloomfield Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio and is buried with his parents in the Hedding M.E. Cemetery in that location. His information is listed on the left side of the parents tombstone. Peter and Eliza had 5 children. It is possible she remarried to a Mr. Denzer. Peter served in the Civil War and I believe he died because of his wounds. I have not obtained his Civil War service or pension record at this time but might when I visit Washington D.C. in June 2011.
NOTE: The History of Morrow County in various versions is online at Google Books.
4. Lovinia Lavinia Keller was born 17 Feb 1837 in Sparta, Morrow Co., married William Golf Helt on 17 Feb 1855 in Morrow Co., Ohio and died 22 Dec 1837 in Sparta, Morrow Co., Ohio. They had 8 children. I believe William died before 1883.
5. Amarilla Keller born 28 Mar 1839 in Sparta, Morrow Co., Ohio and married Harrison Barr on 12 Sep 1858 in Sparta, Morrow Co., Ohio. They had about 9 children. Amarilla died 12 May 1915 in Galion, Crawford Co., Ohio and Harrison was before 1910 in Polk, Crawford Co., Ohio.
6. Caroline Keller born 28 Nov 1841 in Sparta, Knox Co., Ohio married Joseph Higgs Van Houten on 1 Dec 1857 in Morrow Co., Ohio. They had 5 children. Caroline died 2 Jun 1902 in Washington Twp. Hardin Co., Ohio and Joseph followed in 29 Jan 1903 in the same location.
7. John Delano Keller Jr. was born 22 May 1844 in Sparta, Morrow Co., Ohio and he probably married Mary L. Carson about 6 Dec 1868 in Morrow Co., Ohio. He died 4 Jun 1876 in Fredericktown, Knox Co., Ohio.
8. Mary Ann Keller was born 16 Dec 1846 in Sparta, Morrow Co., Ohio and died sometime after 1900. She married an Alexander Shaffer on 24 Jun 1866 in Morrow Co., Ohio. They had about 9 children. I have reason to believe they moved to Richland Co., Ohio to live.
9. Henry Keller was born 29 Mar 1849 in Sparta, Morrow Co., Ohio and married Martha Kees (Keyes) 28 Oct 1871 in Morrow Co., Ohio. Henry died after Aug 1909 in Morrow Co. and Martha followed in about 1927. They had 2 children.
10. Harriet Ellen Keller was born 15 Mar 1852 in Morrow Co., Ohio and married 3 Jan 1875 in Morrow Co. to John Lacy. She died 22 Mar 1920 in Dresden, Muskingum Co., Ohio and he followed after 1930 in the same location.
11. William Franklin Keller was born 15 Sep 1855 in Fredericktown, Knox Co., Ohio and married on 22 Dec 1880 in Galion, Crawford Co., Ohio to Ida Catherine Riblet. They had 3 children. He died 2 Feb 1911 in Morrow Co., Ohio and she followed on 16 Nov. 1930.
Sources for these children have been the U.S. Federal Census 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 etc for Knox and Morrow Co., visiting cemeteries and tombstones – Book: Cemetery Inscriptions for Morrow Co., Ohio Vols 1-6. A book: The Genealogical History and Alliances of the American House of Delano 1621 to 1899, pg. 426. (This book gives Sparta as the birth place of many of the children), Deeds from Morrow Co., and Knox Co., Ohio., on-line family trees, message boards, marriages – Marriage Records, 1848-1951, Morrow Co., Ohio. Repositories have been the Family History library, Morrow Co. Genealogical Society and more. Death records for Hardin Co., Ohio. and Probate/Estate Records for Morrow, Knox and other counties. These are the highlights of the sources I have consulted for this family.
Note: If you are particularly interested in one of these family lines please contact me for more specific source details and family links. Place a message in the comments to me and I will respond. I am still trying to learn more about each sibling so the reseach is ongoing.
I plan to travel again to Ohio in August/September 2011 and hopefully I will learn more about Elizabeth Keller's siblings, parents and Amarilla's aunts and uncles.
The most important search will be to see if I cannot figure out the parentage of John Keller the grandfather and father of these children who have been listed. He is said to have been born in Washington Co., Pennsylvania and his death record with Morrow Co. states the same but gives no parents names. So far I have not been able to make a connection. Washington County, PA was like a pass through to other parts of the country so they could have just stopped to have the baby and then moved on. At least this is my theory and the real parentage of John Keller is somewhere in the records in Ohio in Knox, Morrow, or one of the nearby counties? There were lots of Keller families living in Ohio.
John did have a will and estate that was probated in Morrow Co. Usually the clerks are very careful but some of the documents from the clerk books for John's estate are very difficult to read. Amarilla is not mentioned in any of these estate documents.
Source: Probate Records of Morrow Co., Ohio 1848-1926, and General Index 1848-1950 #388711, No. 1376, FHL#388711 for Index, Record of Wills FHL#288713 Vol 3, pg. 297, proof of will pg. 297. page 298 not titled but probably Proving of the Will. Pg. 445 FHL#388724 Affidavit (hard to read) probably filing of the will. Note: More needs to be done on this estate in the books and packets.
A search of the newspapers in the area did not reveal an obituary on John Keller but the announcement about the estate was found
Mt. Gilead – Morrow Co. Sentinel Newspaper 1/1/1879 to 4/28/1881 Thurs, June, 10, 1880 Under New Advertisements: Executor's Notice – Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have been appointed Executors of the last Will and Testament of JOHN KELLER, late of Morrow County, Ohio dec'd. All person indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate settlement. MARY A. HENRY, WM. T. KELLER (Ex'rs. June 10, 1880 (40-3w).
NOTE: I do not know who Mary A. Henry is? Did Mary his wife remarry or do we have another error?
Back in 2007 the Federation of Genealogical Societies and Association of Professional Genealogists held their conferences and Ohio was not that far from Fort Wayne, Indiana. So I visited the counties of Hardin, Knox, and Morrow in Ohio and spent some enjoyable time there. I will return in 2011 and see if I cannot find more treasures.
I also found and visited the Hedding M.E. Cemetery in Morrow Co.
As you can see the bush is trying to topple the arched stone and when I visit again I will make sure that things are okay. The stone also has a lot of mold on it and Peter's information is on the left side next to me but covered in this mold and hard to read. The stone is near a big tree so it is shrouded in shade. A cousin had sent me a copy of the tombstone years ago (a descendant of William Franklin Keller) and I thought it was huge but you can see that is about my size and rather unique. Just click on the photo and you can enlarge it to read it and make a copy. John is on the left and Mary is listed on the right front columns.


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OTTAWA — A poll used by B.C. Conservative MP Russ Hiebert to argue there is wide public support for his controversial union disclosure bill is the subject of a disciplinary review by the organization that sets polling standards, The Vancouver Sun has learned.
The 2011 poll was paid for by the Canadian LabourWatch Association, a Vancouver-based organization that is partly funded by non-unionized construction firms and provides, among other things, information on how to decertify unions.
Two Saskatchewan academics have argued since late 2011 that the poll by Nanos Research doesn't give an accurate picture about public attitudes on disclosure of union spending practices.
The Canadian Labour Congress, using information compiled by the academics, filed a formal complaint with Canada's Marketing Research and Intelligence Association.
"We're in the process of looking into it," said MRIA interim executive director John Ball.
He said the association expects to make the MRIA panel's findings public this month.
Veteran Canadian pollster Allan Gregg, asked by The Sun to review the Nanos poll, said he's glad the association is taking the complaints seriously.
He said that, in his opinion, the two key questions were crafted in a "horrendously biased" way to get the results LabourWatch wanted to promote tougher disclosure laws for unions.
Gregg, chairman of the Harris/Decima polling firm, told the Sun that, in his view, "this is not the kind of polling that people in our discipline should be doing. Clearly it's being done by an advocacy group that's got a particular perspective on the world and an axe to grind, and they're using the poll not to illuminate their understanding of public opinion but as a PR (public relations) tool."
Hiebert's disclosure bill was blocked by the Senate last week. But the Harper government has indicated it will make a new bid to pass a law forcing unions to publicly disclose an array of financial details.
Hiebert has repeatedly cited, as recently as this week, the Nanos poll in defending his call for unions to make public all transactions over $5,000 and all remuneration to employees totalling more than $100,000.
Hiebert has refused requests from The Vancouver Sun for an interview but issued a statement saying he stands by his comments.
The MRIA's Code of Conduct requires members to do research in a way that boosts public confidence by not producing polls that are "inaccurate or misleading." An association member that violates standards could face sanctions ranging from a warning to revocation of their membership in the organization, said Ball.
The MRIA doesn't disclose details of its panel investigations or the identity of complainants, said Ball.
But CLC president Ken Georgetti confirmed, when asked, that the CLC filed the complaint.
The CLC used information assembled by two professors in the University of Regina's business administration faculty, Sean Tucker and Andrew Stevens, who began sending emails in October, 2011, to pollster Nik Nanos, LabourWatch President John Mortimer, and eventually the MRIA, raising questions about the poll.
"New results from a Nanos Research survey … shows the majority of working Canadians (whether unionized or not) say they want union financial transparency," a Sept. 5, 2011 LabourWatch news release began, adding that 83 per cent of "working Canadians believe that Canadian law should require both public and private sector unions to be financially transparent with the public."
The CLC and the two academics say there are two key flaws with the random telephone poll of 1,001 Canadians, conducted in the summer of 2011. A poll of that size is accurate to within 3.1 percentage points, 19 times out of 20, according to Nanos.
• They argue that respondents, when asked the broad question about whether unions should publicly disclose spending, were "primed" by a preamble designed to sway them.
The preamble began: "As you may know, public and private sector unions do not pay taxes, the union dues of unionized employees of the private and public sectors are tax deductible, and their strike pay is not taxable. In addition, taxpayers pay the wages of civil servants and, therefore, fund their union dues."
Respondents were then asked if they agree or disagree with the assertion that it "should be mandatory for unions from both the private and public sectors to publicly disclose detailed financial information on a regular basis."
Respondents 83 per cent either "completely" or "somewhat" agreed; just 14 per cent "somewhat" or "completely" disagreed. The rest were unsure.
"We're concerned about how LabourWatch is using misleading and inaccurate information," Georgetti told The Sun. "The number they quote, the 83 per cent, they primed the question to get that number."
The academics, in a joint statement sent this week to The Sun, shared Georgetti's concern about the preamble.
Tucker and Stevens said that in their opinion, the LabourWatch-Nanos objective was "to use one-sided information to plant a seed in the minds of respondents that public disclosure of union financials is needed."
"From a professional and scholarly standpoint, this type of question is highly inappropriate as it uses a methodological approach that primes respondents."
Nanos noted that his poll's findings were backed up by a Leger Marketing survey done in Alberta and financed by Merit Contractors Association, which is affiliated with LabourWatch.
That online survey of 501 employed Albertans in 2012 found that 86 per cent either "somewhat" or "completely" agreed with the proposition that it should be mandatory for unions to regularly make public financial information.
• The second complaint relates to another question.
Nanos removed any reference to the question in its poll results, yet curiously included in the very first sentence following the poll report's executive summary a statement related to the results of the question.
"Canadians were divided on whether the Canadian public or just union members/unionized employees should have access to unions' financial information," Nanos wrote in a statement that appears to contradict LabourWatch's 2011 news release.
Nanos, after getting several emails from the academics, added a comment to the report on Oct. 28, 2011, explaining that he had erred in designing that question by giving respondents the unclear option of three choices of who should receive "access" to financial information – "unionized employees," "actual union members only," and "the Canadian public (i.e. everyone)."
The potential for someone to "fall into all three categories" could lead to "confusion" among respondents, he explained. Nanos also pointed out the term "access" was too vague.
The two academics, in a statement sent to The Sun this week, said they think Nanos's explanation for not releasing the results was "weak."
"We suspect Nanos refused to share the result because his client, LabourWatch, would not want this information disclosed as it would cast doubt on the level of public support for Hiebert's controversial private member's bill, Bill C-377," the academics told The Sun.
Nanos, a former MRIA executive director, defended his poll's integrity.
"It is unfortunate that our firm designed one question with faulty answer options presented to Canadians," he said in an email.
"We accept responsibility for this mistake and advised the client immediately of our concerns about the reliability of the data for that one question. Out of a 26-page report, there is one problem sentence related to that question. We are sorry.
"The results for the study stand as is and one flawed set of answer options should not detract from the overall study findings. Any interpretation beyond this is complete conjecture."
The "Canadians were divided" line was still contained in the reports posted on the LabourWatch and Nanos Research websites as of mid-day Thursday.
LabourWatch's Mortimer defended his organization's decision to not make the data public.
Nanos "advised us that the response data was … unreliable and per industry standards should not be released," he said in an email. "Therefore, we have not and will not release data that should not be used, let alone released. We stand by all of their work including their approach to handling the flawed question and data."
Asked on Wednesday why the "Canadians were divided" statement was still on the report posted on his website, he immediately replied: "Great point. I have emailed Nik Nanos to ask for a corrected report from them too that we can replace the current one with that has the incorrect sentence."