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Dogling: The joy dogs provide the dogless
They call them "doglers," or at least the New York Post does — dogless people who like to watch and enjoy other people's dogs.
"There's a hidden club of us," said Hannah Spencer, 28, of Brooklyn, who uses her morning runs as an excuse to drop by Fort Greene Park and watch the dogs.
"I know my own levels of responsibility and I just can't have a dog," said Spencer. "So you can get this vicarious pleasure out of watching other people's dogs."
It was Spencer, the Post noted, who coined the word "dogle."
She says dogless New Yorkers dogle, or ogle dogs, because their hectic lifestyles and tiny apartments prevent them from actually owning one.
"We just don't have the time or the space to provide a dog a good home right now," said Donald Cutler, 27, who regularly checks out the Carl Schurz dog park on the upper East Side. "Watching dogs is a nice way to get outside of the hustle that is the city. Dog parks are one of the nicer places in New York."
Greer Griffith, 64, the manager of Animal Assisted Therapy for the ASPCA, is not surprised by what the Post officially labeled a trend, which is what the news media call phenomena that they haven't previously caught on to.
"There are studies that show that animal-assisted therapy brings people out of depression, lowers blood pressure and can be tremendously helpful in dealing with loneliness at extended-care facilities," said Griffith.
"It confirms what I already know about dogs," she says. "They change the energy around them and make people smile."
But maybe the best part about dogling, the Post noted, is that it's all the perks — and none of the poop.
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If you want to cure the flu, don't follow your instincts
A few weeks ago, I woke up feeling stiff and slightly congested. Not a good sign, I thought. I must be coming down with the yearly mid-winter cold.
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Chills, fever, upset stomach, the works. Everything started malfunctioning at the same time, including my brain. My usual remedy for this sort of thing is a good hot toddy and a day off. But my one functioning instinct told me that my body had been invaded by something worse than a common cold.
This is no time to be macho, my instinct said. Go to the doctor and find out what's wrong before you end up in the hospital. I couldn't get an appointment for three days. I even threatened to die on them by telling the woman who answered the phone that they would be losing a good customer. She seemed to find this amusing and said she would put me down for later in the week.
I didn't think I'd live that long, so I thanked her and said I'd see her in the next life. That seemed to amuse her more. She laughed and said to take some aspirin, drink plenty of fluids and take it easy for a few days. "We will take good care of you when you come in on Thursday," she said. "You are not going to expire."
"How did I get this?" I asked. "I don't hang out with children, and I work at home." She said that I could have picked it up from a doorknob, or from someone who was infected passing me on the street. She accused me of being too dramatic and overly concerned about a little malady that was easily cured.
As comforting as she sounded, she did not have a runny nose, diffi culty breathing, fever and chills, a sore throat and the energy of a snail on sedatives. If it were so easy to cure, why didn't she just tell me what to do? When I asked, she responded with a good-bye accompanied by a giggle, and I was no better off than before I called.
I jumped on the Internet and looked up "the common cold" on Google. I was sent to a website that talked about the 99 versions of the "rhino virus." I had read this before. I assure you, no species of rhinoceros or any other miniaturized large animal would be caught dead in an environment like the inside of my body.
I recall drifting in and out of lucidity, and consulting with my instinct. This was no time for indifference, I said. We have to do something. To which my instinct replied, "That's right, so what should we do?"
If my memory serves me correctly, in my delirious state, I had an intense confrontation with my instinct. I told it that as an instinct, it was not very proficient, and if its work ethic did not improve in the very near future, I would be interviewing for a new one. That's how sick I was. Can you imagine anyone so out of it that his or her instincts malfunction?
Mine was in need of a major overhaul.
I decided to go to a walk-in clinic. They never turn anyone down, I surmised. Otherwise, they wouldn't be called walk-in clinics. I'm sure it will be a quick solution to get rid of whatever had taken possession of my body, I said in an effort to convince myself that my instinct had not totally abandoned me.
I had to see a doctor, or an exorcist — maybe both.
When I walked into the reception area, I was not encouraged. People were lined up out the door and onto the sidewalk.
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It realy says free in this line does it ??Microsoft is also releasing cut down versions of SQL Server and Visual Studio, labelled 'Express', which will be available as a free download from the Microsoft website.
For the hobybyists and non-developer enthusiasts ... cool ... If it were a hobby that isThis is an attempt to get more hobbyists and non-developer enthusiasts to use the code, of which there has already been over a million downloads of the preview version.
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Judging by the Emmy nominees in this year's Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama race, a man has to be ruthless and violent to get ahead, or even just to stay in place while providing for his family. To exercise power, or to hold onto it, costs a man a piece of his soul. And after all that, you still can't get a spot on an advertising-supported broadcast network.
That's the lesson of this year's dramatic lead actor nominees, who play a bunch of crimelords, killers and dog-eat-dog businessmen. (Oh, and one earl.) They struggle with their masculinity in the darker, grittier corners of cable TV. (Oh, and on PBS.) Expect the competition among them for the trophy to be as cutthroat as the action on their respective shows.
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Bryan Cranston: As Breaking Bad's science teacher-turned-meth kingpin Walter White, Cranston has won this award all three years he's been eligible. The episode he submitted, "Crawl Space," showed Walt driven to emotional extremes as he alternately faced death and exposure. Often, the Emmys try to get ahead of the curve and recognize new talent, and no actor has won a fourth Emmy for the same role since NYPD Blue'sDennis Franz's streak in the '90s. Still, so far, it looks like Cranston still owns this category. Emmy chances: Excellent.
Damian Lewis: Here's some of that new blood that represents the best possible challenge to Cranston. Lewis earned his first-ever nomination for his performance on the Season 1 finale of Homeland, in which his conflicting loyalties as a patriot, father, and terrorist come to a head. Much of the critical praise for this show has gone to costar Claire Danes, and she may steal his thunder on Emmy night, too. Nonetheless, if voters are looking for someone to knock Cranston off his perch, Lewis is the man. Emmy chances: Good.
Hugh Bonneville: British import Bonneville certainly classes up the category. His Christmas episode of Downton Abbey finds his noble patriarch engaged in his usual struggle to do the right thing while keeping his family together and preserving what's left of the old social order in war-torn England. Not that Bonneville doesn't deserve a nomination, but there's a certain Anglophilia at work here (if it's on PBS and features people with English accents and period costumes, it must be more highbrow than any American show on another network) that is probably the only advantage the poor earl really has in this race. Emmy chances: Slim.
Jon Hamm: Like fellow AMC star Cranston, Hamm's been nominated for playing Don Draper every year he's been eligible (five times so far), but he's been shut out. (He's also been nominated three times for guest work on 30 Rock but hasn't yet won that prize either.) If he'd been choosy with the Mad Men episode he submitted to voters, he might have broken his losing streak this year. Curiously, he picked "The Other Woman," where Don is at his oily best during a pitch meeting, but the episode is much more a showcase for Christina Hendricks (whose Joan finds herself in an appalling situation and makes a controversial, life-changing decision). This time out, Hamm is fated once again to be the other man. Emmy chances: Weak.
Michael C. Hall: Hall has been nominated for his starring role on Dexter in five out of six eligible seasons, but he's never won an Emmy. (He was also nominated in this category a decade ago for Six Feet Under.) Given the show's extreme violence, it's easy to see why it may not be many voters' cup of tea. Hall might have changed that this year, but the episode he chose, "Nebraska," is an odd one that many viewers didn't like because it sees Dexter out of his element (away from Florida on a road trip to the Midwest) and acting uncharacteristically sloppy and lackadaisical instead of meticulous and methodical. So it may not be the best showcase for a campaign to end Hall's losing streak. Emmy chances: Minimal.
Steve Buscemi: Buscemi has five Emmy nods to his credit, two for playing Nucky Thompson, but no wins yet. His character on Boardwalk Empire grew and changed a lot this season, and Buscemi smartly picked a pivotal episode, "Two Boats and a Lifeguard," that showed his full range. (Nucky sheds ambivalent tears over the death of his hated father, and he makes a grand show of giving up his power while remaining as dangerous, manipulative and in control as ever.) If he didn't have Cranston and Lewis to contend with, this could be his year. Since Boardwalk is only in its third season, voters may assume they'll have a chance to reward Buscemi down the road. Emmy chances: Middling.
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Gina Raimondo is the leader Rhode Island needs. Unfortunately, some in the state are resorting to intimidation, profanity and lies to derail her visionary candidacy. At her Women Changing Rhode Island event last week, I was personally accosted by a group of protestors who banged on my car and called me "evil" for supporting "that evil witch."
As Gina said herself at the event, they had every right to be there. But so did I, and they did not have the right to threaten and abuse me for exercising that right. The real issue, however, is that Paul Valletta led a protest based on statements he knew to be false, as reported by the Providence Journal back in 2011: http://www.politifact.com/rhode-island/article/2011/nov/17/pension-debate-truth-short-supply.
These fact-twisting and harassment tactics are an embarrassment to our state and to all the hardworking people in it, including his union members.
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No one should have touched you car or called you names, that's being childish. As far as this pension debacle goes there seems to be more here than what we've been told. The quote from Treasurer Raimondo, in the article you reference is only mostly true. Recent articles in Rolling Stone and Forbes magazine, not known as he unions best friend, published an article by Edward Siedle, you should google it. There has been a little back and forth between the Treasurer's office and Mr. Siedle, as chronicled at golocalprov.com. There is more to what happened with this pension deal than meets the eye.
According to RI Public Radio I believe it was the RI Federation of Teachers that led the protest.
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We've already determined Beyoncé won tonight's Super Bowl long before the Baltimore Ravens took home the trophy, whether or not she was singing live this time. The show didn't only feature her greatest musical hits — we also were treated to her best faces and dance moves, and then the remaining members of Destiny's Child literally flew in from underground! The performance was so big, so Bey, we think it might have had something to do with the Superdome's power outage later in the game. Take a moment and relive the performance in all its GIF-able glory.
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Officials say the two had a consensual sexual relationship away from Renaissance Academy in Virginia Beach.
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We interviewed Wall Street Journal contributor and author Mark Yost about his new thriller Soft Target. Soft Target features a terrorist attack on Chicago. This is Amazon's description of the book:
Nick Mattera is a former Marine Corps bomb squad technician who survived four tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. He's come home to his Italian-American neighborhood on Chicago's North Side and becomes one of the fire department's young hotshots. But Nick never expected to run into Abdullah and Jhalil.
The two al Qaeda terrorists have come to Chicago with one goal in mind: indiscriminately kill Jewish Americans and open up a whole new front in the War on Terror. Adding to Nick's troubles are Jack Weinstein, an opportunistic politician who wants to close Nick's firehouse, and Rachel Cohen, Weinstein's sexy legislative aide who has eyes for Nick and doubts about her boss.
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Most remarkably, you can buy Soft Target on Amazon for only $2.99. I haven't read it yet, but Brian highly recommends it.
We wrapped up the show by presenting our Loon of the Week and This Week In Gatekeeping awards. Arlen Specter–is he the oldest LOTW winner? Might be–was this week's Loon by virtue of his likening Mitt Romney to a female porn star. TWIG went to a newspaper that confused a Yugoslavian mass murder of the 1930s with a contemporary fashion model.
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Esther Louise Kuther, 90, died Friday, Feb. 28, 2014, at the Grangeville Health and Rehab Center.
Esther Louise Kinzer was born Dec. 15, 1923, at Uniontown, Wash., the sixth child of Michael and Gertrude (Wittman) Greif Kinzer. A few days later her mother died, and Esther was taken in by her aunt and uncle, Mary and Henry Bosse, who lived near Keuterville. After her dad married Katherine (Hanses) Madden, Esther came to live with them in Ferdinand.
After graduating from the eighth grade at St. Maurus Catholic School in Ferdinand, Esther worked at her father's farm west of town until the beginning of World War II, when she moved first to Spokane, Wash., to work and then to Vancouver, Wash., where she lived with her sister and brother-in-law, Jean and Ed Mason. She got a job in the shipyards as a welder for several years.
After the war ended, she returned to Ferdinand and starting working for a farmer in Fenn. Cletus Kuther had a car and was also working in Fenn, so she rode back and forth with him, and this was the beginning of their courtship. That fall he said to her, "Well, we just as well get married." She was in favor, so they got married the morning of Dec. 10, 1947.
They didn't want a big wedding, so they chose the chapel in the grade school. There was a Mass there every morning at 8 a.m. for the school children. Besides the wedding party, there were just a few friends at the wedding, plus a whole bunch of the grade school kids.
Cletus and Esther settled in Ferdinand, where they raised their five children. At one time she had four kids under the age of 4, so she was a stay-at-home mom. In 1969, Esther started working as a cook at St. Gertrude's Academy, which later became Prairie High School, a job she held until retiring in January, 1994.
After retirement, Esther enjoyed visiting, playing cards, bowling, and volunteering at St. Mary's Hospital, Second Hand Rose and Tiny Tots Learning Center, all in Cottonwood. She always enjoyed cooking, especially for family gatherings.
Esther was a member of the Assumption Catholic Church, the Christian Mothers, and the Get Together Club in Ferdinand, and the American Legion Auxiliary in Craigmont.
She is survived by her husband of 67 years, Cletus Kuther of Ferdinand; and by four children, Joe and Kathy Kuther of Greencreek, Lyle and Shelley Kuther of Craigmont, Roselyn and Tom Nuttman of Keuterville, Karol and Tim Holthaus of Ferdinand; and a daughter-in-law, Phyllis Kuther of Eagle Point, Ore.; 10 grandchildren, Erin and David Shears of Cottonwood, Kevin and Laurie Kuther of Boise, and Nikki and Dean Shears of Lewiston, Justin and Susan Kuther of Gold Hill, Ore., and Melissa Gerlach of Boise, Wade Nuttman of Ferdinand and Jennifer and Shaun Edwards of San Diego, Calif., Clinton and Jonna Holthaus of Cottonwood, Anissa Holthaus and Edwin Hunter of Spring Valley, Calif., and Gina and Drew Mosman of Nezperce; great-grandchildren are Madison, Keenan and Carter Shears; Eden, Luke and Hadlee Kuther; Rylee, Reed and Kane Kuther, McKinley and Aspen Gerlach, Alex, Damon and Nakonia Nuttman; Dion Hunter, and Blayne and Colby Mosman; step-grandchildren, Layne Gerlach, Shaun Edwards II, Xavier and Brittney Hunter and Monique Wagner.
Esther was preceded in death by a son, Ron, who drowned in 1980; brothers, Don Kinzer and Ambrose "Shrimp" Kinzer; and sisters, Marie Frei, Carmelita Heitman and Eugenia Mason; half-brothers, Ben Kinzer, Al and Irvin Greif; and half-sisters, Hilda Druffel and Henrietta Goeckner.
Funeral services were held March 4 at the Ferdinand Assumption Church followed by burial at the Ferdinand Cemetery and a dinner at the parish hall. A Rosary was held Monday evening at the Ferdinand Church.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to St. Mary's Foundation for the Alzheimer's Support Group, Box 137, Cottonwood, ID 83522 or to a charity of the donor's choice.
Uhlorn Funeral Home in Cottonwood was in charge of arrangements.
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Health Courts: The Effect of the Proposed Facelift to the Current United States Medical Malpractice System on the Defensive Practice of Medicine and Related Healthcare Costs By Brian G. Santo, Duquesne University School of Law, University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health, Pittsburgh, PA
Increases in medical liability insurance costs pose a major concern to those interested in controlling overall healthcare spending. High insurance premiums are often built into providers' fees, contributing to the overall cost of healthcare. Many commentators assert that insurance rates and overall healthcare spending cannot be controlled without basic reform of the current medical malpractice system. 1
One reform measure proposes the implementation of "health courts," an administrative compensation system for medical injury. The health courts model would utilize an administrative tribunal that would function outside the traditional judicial system, with specialized judges (rather than juries) awarding compensation in malpractice cases based on the finding of avoidability of injury, rather than the current negligence standard. 2 The decisions set forth would then result in a body of legal precedent by which providers could refer to in making patient care decisions. 3
The theory behind this model is that an established standard of care, along with uniform precedents and decreased concern over egregious compensation to claimants will reduce unnecessary and costly procedures currently being performed out of fear of litigation. 4
However, as will be discussed, the proposed savings are likely to be minimal, as the link between defensive practices and increased healthcare spending under the current tort system is primarily unfounded. Moreover, instituting practice guidelines and a database of legal decisions under the health court model will most likely serve of little practical use to practitioners in conducting their practice.
The concept of a system of specialized health courts was originally suggested in 2002 by Philip K. Howard, founder and chair of Common Good, 5 in which Howard suggested the use of a "special medical court." 6 However the health courts model referred to today did not take form until 2006, when health policy experts at the Harvard School of Public Health partnered with the public interest organization Common Good and respected Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to draft a "prototype" and lobby for a system of specialized health courts. 7
The model comprises five core features. First, injury compensation decisions would be made by specialized judges sitting in specific tribunals outside the current court system. Second, reimbursement judgments would be based on a broader standard of care than the current negligence standard. Under this "avoidability" standard, claimants must prove that the injury would not have occurred if best practices had been followed or an optimal system of care had been in place. 8 Thus, they do not need to prove that care fell below the standard expected of a reasonable provider. 9
Third, compensation measures are based on evidence and guided by ex ante determinations about the preventability of frequent medical unfavorable events. 10 Proponents propose to create a list of "accelerated compensation events" (ACEs) to identify compensable claims. 11 The Common Good draft proposal states that "when an adverse event occurs, the hospital makes an initial determination whether the event falls within the class of adverse events covered by the system" and that its decision should be "guided by pre-established decision aids." 12 Fourth, precedent from health court decisions will be converted to decision aids to allow expedited compensation determinations for injuries. 13 Moreover, this body of legal decisions, proponents assert, could be used by providers in referencing how to care for their patients in certain medical situations. 14 Finally, ex ante guidelines are also used to determine the amount of economic and noneconomic damages that should be paid. 15
Proponents assert that the current tort system, specifically lack of a uniform standard of care, has led to the practice of defensive medicine – which is defined as "a deviation from sound medical practice that is induced primarily by a threat of liability." 16 Such practices may involve supplementing care, replacing care, or reducing care of patients. 17 For example, a physician may choose to avoid performing a risky or life-threatening procedure for fear of a negative outcome and impending litigation therefrom. Common Good asserts that doctors order "billions of dollars of unnecessary tests and procedures each year" in order to protect themselves from malpractice liability. 18
However, there is evidence to dispute that assertion. The Office of Technology Assessment 19 found that a "relatively small proportion of all diagnostic procedures – certainly less than 8 percent overall – are performed due to conscious concern about malpractice liability risk." 20 Two prominent law professors who conducted a study on the issue, David Hyman and Charles Silver, concluded that the evidence supporting claims of the defensive practice of medicine's egregious costs to healthcare are far from conclusive and highly exaggerated. They quote from an article by Troyen Brennan and Michelle Mello, health court proponents at the Harvard School of Public Health: "Most defensive-medicine studies have failed to demonstrate any real impacts on medical practice arising from higher malpractice premiums." 21 As to the overall effect on national healthcare costs, The Congressional Budget Office 22 determined through existing studies and its own research that savings from a reduction in defensive medicine would be minimal, with no statistically significant difference in healthcare spending per capita between states with restrictive limits on malpractice claims and states without them. 23
The Common Good and health court proponents also claim that the new system would reduce the so-called problem of defensive medicine. They say that the use of ACEs and a database of decisions would provide practitioners with direction on how to practice medicine correctly, thus alleviating their liability fears. 24 However, as explained infra, the belief that these measures would provide more significant direction to practitioners about what represents appropriate patient care than the current tort system consisting of jury verdicts, judgments and settlements lacks any substantial foundation.
Proponents of the health courts model also stress that ACEs would be beneficial by focusing on outcomes rather than on processes of care. 25 However, a list of avoidable outcomes would not inform doctors what practices they should follow to avoid the adverse results. Moreover, unlike the current tort system, where an adverse outcome is deemed reasonable if the correct process was employed, an outcome-based approach would not protect practitioners from liability on the basis that they had employed a correct process. 26 So physicians may still be incentivized to practice defensive medicine as they struggle to determine how to prevent an unfavorable result.
Another important benefit of health courts, according to their supporters, is that they would create a body of legal precedent, searchable via an electronic database, which providers could refer to in making patient care decisions. However, such a database would provide little practical use, as "the nature of medical practice raises questions about the feasibility of developing a body of legal precedent concerning the appropriate standard of care." 27 The specific circumstances of each case make it difficult to draw general conclusions concerning the appropriate standard of care, and "as medical knowledge and technology rapidly advance, a 'precedent' concerning the standard of care could quickly become obsolete." 28 The Progressive Policy Institute, 29 acknowledging this dilemma, stated that "health courts would consider medical practice guidelines in the context of each case, according to the individual needs and characteristics of patients. 30
During my tenure as a baseball player in the Detroit Tigers organization, I personally witnessed the practice of defensive medicine. Trainers and team physicians alike performed and ordered excessive tests on players to avoid the potential for liability, and admitted as much. However, sometimes the old axiom "better safe than sorry" applied. In a few instances, what was thought of as a minor injury was indeed more serious and was diagnosed by the extra procedures. Health courts, ACEs and case databases are not necessarily the solution to the problem of increased healthcare costs in this country. Following fixed rules in order to avoid liability may ultimately sacrifice the accuracy and quality of care that comes from individualized handling of specific medical cases.
However, such rigid standards of care may be inappropriate in the medical field, and may lead to a continuation of the practice of defensive medicine. Rather, perhaps progress towards decreasing the defensive practice of medicine would be achieved if resources were directed towards adjustment of society's litigious attitude.
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|Upper Canada Land Petition
Jonathan Butler
And thus I come to my timeline and summary of the new documents and clues I have found in my research:
ca 1808 Jonathan arrives in Upper Canada (present day Ontario), possibly coming directly from Pennsylvania (as per his land petition) Whether he came as an adult or a child with parents is not known.
March 1816. Jonathan is found in Etobicoke (just west of the city of Toronto), possibly leasing land from Col. Samuel Smith (as per Character Certificate). Jonathan was almost probably at least 21 years of age at this time, thus a very rough estimate of his year of birth would be 1795 or earlier.
March 1819. Jonathan is a farmer with 50 acres in Toronto Township (as per his land petition). Toronto Township has the Etobicoke River on its eastern boundary. I believe this is possibly land he leased from Col. Smith.
April 1819. Jonathan is granted 100 acres of land in the Wilberforce Settlement (black settlement area) in Oro Township. (as per Land books) It does not appear he actually settled there (as per Gary French)
ca 1822-1838. 2 sons and 3 daughters are born in this time period. Names are not known (as per Assessment records)
1824. A son Allen is born in Toronto Township to Jonathan and wife Elizabeth Jenkins or Ginkins (as per 1851 adult baptism in Waterloo)
ca 1829 A son Harry aka Henry is born, location unknown
1832. A son George is born in Toronto Township.
1834, 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840: Jonathan is found with 100 acres in Woolwich Township, Gore District which was part of the Queen's Bush settlement area for blacks. He lives "west of the Grand River" and may be on Lot 88 (as per Assessment Records)
Miscellaneous Details
I find no trace of Jonathan after 1840. It is not known when his wife Elizabeth died and the only record of her is the mention in the 1851 baptism of their son Allen.
The only children found in the 1851 census (which is incomplete with many missing areas) are Allen, George and Harry/Henry Butler.
In the 1839 Assessment they are listed as belonging to "other religion" which may mean they were attending a black church. They are also listed as "unbaptised or not belonging to any denomination"
The 1881 Atlas for Floradale, Woolwich Township, Waterloo Co. provides details of their son George Butler as follows: born 1832 Toronto Township, settled near Floradale in 1835, residing Concession GCT Lot 120. My research indicates that GCT stands for German Company Tract
1891 Census for George Butler records his mother as Irish
There is much research still to do and hopefully many more clues and facts to uncover. I urge others facing their own challenging ancestral searches to develop a timeline as I've done. Record your facts and your clues, being careful to note whether something is proven, a theory or supported by circumstantial evidence.
Then sit back and study and analyze your findings. You will be amazed at what sudden "aha" moments occur! Organizing your findings will more easily guide you to where you might look as your next step in solving the ancestral puzzle.


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A 18th century sex manual is going to be auctioned in Edinburgh nearly 200 years after it was banned from sale in Britain.
Known as Aristotle's Complete Master-Piece, the book has little to do with Greek philosophy.
"It has very little at all to do with Aristotle. In fact, first published in 1684, the book is an early manual of sex and pregnancy," Cathy Marsden, a book specialist at the auction house Lyon and Turnbull in Edinburgh, where the copy is set to be auctioned, said in a statement.
Drawing from the works of Nicholas Culpepper, an English herbalist, physician, and astrologer, and Albertus Magnus, the German bishop and scientist, with a good dose of old wives' tale, the manual became hugely popular in Britain, and continued to be a best-seller on the black market after it was banned for being considered "highly distasteful and lewd."
"There were more editions of this work published in the 18th century than any other medical text," Marsden said.
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The book, whose author is unknown, remained forbidden reading until the 1960s, when the ban was finally lifted.
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The manual is also peppered with urban myths, warning on the "risks of having sex outside marriage" and the impact that such an action "could have on the birth of the child."
Indeed, the book is illustrated with strange images of hairy children and other "monstrous births."
According to the manual, such deformities were "a curse laid upon the child for the incontinency of the parents."
The edition going under the hammer dates from the 1760s. It will be sold at Lyon and Turnbull on January 16th at an auction of rare books, manuscripts and maps.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a rare show of bipartisan unity, the House of Representatives voted on Monday to block an auditor industry watchdog from forcing companies to switch auditors, a regulatory move that could break up some business relationships over a century old.
The 321 to 62 vote was a partial victory for big businesses and major audit firms, which oppose mandatory auditor rotation, though it is still unclear whether there is any appetite in the U.S. Senate to take up the measure.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. – Lady Tornado Volleyball improved to 15-15 overall with a three-set win (score) over the Winston-Salem State University Rams, Thursday night. Summer Kremer led the team with 12 kills while Jessica Hammond chipped in with six service aces in the nonconference match. The Lady Tornado now prepare for their regular season finale with a playoff berth on the line, as well as Senior Day, on Friday against the Limestone Saints.
King took control and ran away with the first two sets, setting the tone for the entire match.
Up 6-5 in the first, Maribeth Kern (Buchanan, Va.) got the ball back in her team's hands with her first kill of the night, leading to a 7-1 run with Olivia Underwood (Pearland, Texas) guiding King at the service line. After jumping out to a 16-8 lead, Jessica Hammond (Kingsport, Tenn./Sullivan South H.S.) notched two of her six service aces on the night during the team's second run of the set, a 9-0 run that lead the Lady Tornado to a 25-8 game victory. Lauren Willoughby set King up for match point with four consecutive kills, totaling five in the opening frame to lead the team.
Heather Harvey (Kingsport, Tenn./Sullivan South H.S.) and Jessica Hammond together helped break a 3-3 tie in the second set, helping King score 16 of the next 18 points. In that time, Summer Kremer (Mills River, N.C.) tallied four kills while junior Kelsey Griffitts (Bristol, Va./John Battle H.S.) made a pair of block assists and kills during the rally. Winston-Salem scored the next five points to come within 10, but behind four Ram errors King rode out to a 25-14 victory and went up two games to one. Kremer went 5-for-8 on the attack with only one error in the second set.
Winston-Salem hung with King until Brooke Calhoun (Jonesborough, Tenn.) went to the service line and served up seven straight points. Both teams battled to a 20-15 score before errors struck again for the Rams. De Ann Smith tossed a serve into the net, followed by an attack error by Avoni Seymour to put King up eight. Lauren Willoughby smacked her final kill of the night followed by Hammond's sixth ace, setting up match point. Rams hitter Olivia Owens sent an attack long of the back line to give King a 25-16 win and the match, 3-0.
Summer Kremer led the team with 12 kills on 20 attempts, good for a .400 hit percentage. She now has 26 matches finishing with double-digit kill counts and totals 421 on the year. The sophomore also had two of the team's nine service aces on the day.
Senior Jessica Hammond led the team with six service aces on the night to accompany five digs.
Other notable performance include freshman Lauren Willoughby who finished with eight kills on 17 attempts and only two errors (.353). Olivia Underwood and Heather Harvey both finished with 10 or more assists, tallying 13 and 14, respectively. Brooke Calhoun led the team with 12 digs as one of three players to take the libero position in the match.
King (15-15, 8-7 Conference Carolinas) has one match remaining on its regular season schedule to be played on Friday, Nov. 2. The match, a Conference Carolinas match against Limestone College, has major implications on the Lady Tornado's postseason hopes. With a win over the Saints, King will advance to the 2012 Conference Carolinas Women's Volleyball Tournament. The top four teams in each division advance to the postseason tournament.
King currently rests in third place in the West Division and is one-half game behind Lees-McRae (8-6) for second place. The Bobcats have two conference contests left on their schedule, as does fourth place North Greenville. North Greenville (7-7) and Lees-McRae play one another on Nov. 2. NGU will then host Limestone on Nov. 3 while Lees-McRae goes to Queens (11-2, East) on Nov. 6.
Friday's match between King and Limestone will also serve as senior day where the Lady Tornado will honor lone senior Jessica Hammond prior to the start of the match. First service is set for 6 p.m. with Senior Day programming beginning at approximately 5:45 p.m.


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Though they welcome thousands of tourists each year, they do not provide lifeguard protection
The Sunset Beach Fire Department does not save lives in the breaking surf, nor does it attempt to.
By the time Sunset Beach Fire Chief Kevin Dempsey and his crew members reach the beach, there is no surf water rescue to conduct, as their nearest station is a mile from the beach.
True, the 25 full- and part-time firefighters who staff the department have ocean rescue training, which might suggest otherwise, but in practice their training is for boating rescues, not near-shore, rip-current-induced incidents.
"I've been here 13 years and I don't think I've been at work and actually made a surf rescue," Dempsey said. "(Victims) are usually out of the water by the time we get there."
Brunswick County beach towns were criticized for inviting hundreds of thousands of visitors to their beaches each summer without providing lifeguard protection after four drownings over the Fourth of July weekend at county beaches.
The towns of Sunset Beach, Ocean Isle Beach, Oak Island, Holden Beach, Caswell Beach and Bald Head Island operate under the swim-at-your-own-risk policy, while New Hanover County beach towns employ lifeguards.
Although the recent drowning deaths started a conversation about Brunswick County municipalities hiring lifeguards, no town had stepped forward as of this week.
David Hewett, the town manager of Holden Beach, which contracts with Tri Beach Volunteer Fire Department for fire coverage, summed up the ocean rescue abilities of the department, one that is nearly identical to other fire departments with speedboats and open water training.
"Ocean rescue as delivered by Tri Beach Fire is not a viable life saving service ... in the context of providing near-shore life saving services," Hewett said. "It's a round peg in a square hole."
To understand why Brunswick County beaches do not have lifeguards, one can look across the Cape Fear River to New Hanover County.
Lifeguards have patrolled Kure Beach since the 1950s, Carolina Beach since the '40s and Wrightsville Beach since the '30s, according to the beach towns' respective ocean rescue captains.
"I believe it started in the early '50s, late '40s," Edmund Kennedy, captain of Kure Beach Ocean Rescue, said of the town's lifeguard service. "They had two lifeguards and, from what I understand, one of them was paid by the pier and the other one was paid by the town or the hotel owners."
Today, Kure Beach has 30 lifeguards who patrol the town's three and a half miles of beach from Memorial Day to Labor Day using four-wheelers and nine guard towers, Kennedy said.
"We take a proactive approach to the citizens and the community of Wrightsville beach," said Dave Baker, captain of the Wrightsville Beach Ocean Rescue. Baker said Brunswick County beach towns take a reactive approach to beach safety.
Steve Foster, manager of Oak Island, and Helen Cashwell, former mayor of Oak Island, both said the former Long Beach section of the island had a few lifeguards in the 1980s, but they do not remember when or why the lifeguards stopped working.
Long Beach and Yaupon Beach combined in 1999 to form Oak Island, which remains North Carolina's most-populated beach town with 6,874 permanent residents.
The swim-at-your-own-risk policy followed by Brunswick County beach towns is not one that Carolina Beach Ocean Rescue Captain Simon Sanders identifies with.
Carolina Beach Ocean Rescue isn't a cheap program to run, Sanders said.
"It's bigger than our police and fire departments," he said.
Sanders is in charge of 45 seasonal full- and part-time employees, responsible for Carolina Beach's four and a half miles of beach and protecting 800,000-plus annual tourists.
"The lifeguards come in and think it's a summer job. I just tell them you don't know it but you're going to make a difference to somebody," Sanders said. "They're going to save somebody that wouldn't normally have been there without them."
Though all expressed sorrow over the loss of four lives in the Atlantic Ocean at the beginning of July, Brunswick County town officials remained largely unified in their belief the towns do not need lifeguards.
At Oak Island, the town's nine miles of beach would cost far too much to lifeguard effectively, argues town Manager Steve Foster.
"You tell me what part of the beach you put the lifeguard on," Foster said.
Chris Brewster, president of the U.S. Lifesaving Association, dismisses that argument, saying strategic placement of lifeguards can be just as effective as erecting a lifeguard tower every quarter mile.
"One of the challenges is in areas where houses are spread" along the beach, Brewster said. "It is indeed fiscally (difficult) to justify lifeguards in that scenario, but there are ways that you deal with that."
Pender County offers a model different from Brunswick and New Hanover beach towns, with a small ocean rescue team that is trained to perform near-shore, surf rescues patrolling Topsail Beach and Surf City, said David Stancil, deputy chief of Pender Emergency Medical Services.
"They're lifeguard trained (but) we don't call them lifeguards," Stancil said.
Two people out of the 10-member team are on duty every day to respond to ocean rescue 911 calls, roaming the road between Topsail Beach and Surf City while covering 16 miles of beach.
On the whole, Brunswick County beaches are less densely populated than those in New Hanover, with more rentals than hotels facing the ocean, similar to beaches in Pender.
Faced with miles of beach to cover, lifeguards can patrol on four-wheelers to respond to a crisis quickly and lifeguard stands can be placed at high-traffic areas, Brewster said.
Brewster called several miles of unguarded beach in a town, visited by tens of thousands annually, "irresponsible," while Foster called Brewster's assessment a "very inaccurate statement."
And even though Brewster proposed a solution to one obstacle, Foster said there are still many more obstacles.
"It's more than a single issue. It's a matter of logistics. It's a matter of distance," Foster said. "It's a matter of cost and liability."
Multiple town officials expressed concern that beachgoers could sue them if they hire lifeguards who fail to carry out a rescue.
Others said their beaches should not be lumped in with Sunset Beach, where two people drowned earlier this month, indicating there is no need for lifeguards at their vacation spots.
"We don't believe we currently need lifeguards, but to tell you the truth we haven't talked about it in awhile," said Harry Simmons, mayor of Caswell Beach and head of the Brunswick Beach Consortium. "We have found in the past is what we have available to us, providing warning, notice and guidance, works very well."
Simmons said that the Fourth of July drownings occurred at beach towns that are not as proactive with providing safety information to tourists as his town.
When it comes to saving lives, lifeguards don't put a price on their work, Baker said.
"They have a beach that they are promoting," Baker said. "They have no legal obligation (to provide lifeguards), but they have a moral obligation to protect the public since they are asking people to come there and spend their money."
Quantifying what it would cost to hire lifeguards at beaches of different sizes is no easy task and one that has led to estimates from town officials that trained beach lifesavers could cost up to $1 million annually.
In steps Tom Gill.
"There's got to be a reasonable effort on the part of these counties … to put lifeguards on the beach in places that are highly traveled," said Gill, president of the USLA's South Atlantic Region. "(We will) do what we can to impress the need of lifeguards on these counties."
Following the Fourth-of-July drownings, Gill was outspoken in calling for Brunswick County towns to consider hiring lifeguards in the wake of "a season's worth of drownings," as Anthony Marzano, Brunswick's director of emergency services, called the deaths on July 5.
The USLA routinely conducts studies of beaches in the wake of drownings to help municipalities decide how to protect beachgoers and what it will cost, Gill said.
"Lifesaving's not adversarial, it's a cooperative effort," Gill said.
Gill is reaching out to town officials in Brunswick County to encourage them to allow USLA certified lifeguards into their towns to study their beaches.
And the cost may not be as high as some towns, like Holden Beach, are estimating.
Holden Beach Police Chief Wally Layne estimated hiring 36 lifeguards to cover the town's nine miles of beach from Memorial Day to Labor Day would cost $1 million annually.
Carolina Beach, paying starting lifeguards $9.50 an hour, spends $260,000 on 37 full-time lifeguards who work 40 hours a week, as well as eight part-time lifeguards and higher pay for more senior ocean rescue personnel, Sanders said.
Carolina Beach, along with Kure and Wrightsville, fund their lifeguard services through their share of the countywide room occupancy tax.
That money is used to cover beach nourishment costs and tourism-related expenses.
Even without lifeguards, Brunswick beach towns are making an effort to improve their ocean safety education efforts.
Marty Cooke, a Brunswick County commissioner, said county EMS officials took information to beach rental companies immediately after the Fourth-of-July drownings, adding town officials will discuss hiring lifeguards at the upcoming Brunswick Beach Consortium meeting.
"They're not gonna turn a blind eye to it," Cooke said, stressing this is an issue individual towns must decide on. "I'm not advocating they do anything. I'm saying they need to look at what's in the best interests of their citizens."
Most town beach accesses in the county have signs warning swimmers of rip current dangers and some rental companies disseminate information to their renters concerning ocean safety, various town officials said.
Still, education campaigns and reactive safety crews are no substitute for a near-shore ocean rescue team, according to lifeguards from both New Hanover County and the USLA.
"The fire department and response teams (in Brunswick County) are doing the best they can ... but you've got a very, very small window to get to somebody," Sanders said. "Unless they're standing there and see (a person drowning), it's a different kind of operation."
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80: People who drowned because of rip currents in the Carolinas since 2000.
100-plus: People who die each year after being caught in from rip currents.
80: Percentage of ocean rescues caused by rip currents.
2: People who drowned in two days at unguarded Brunswick County beaches in 2013.
6: People who drowned at life-guarded beaches from Virginia to Florida in 2012.
5: People who drowned at Carolina Beach from 2008-12, with two of them blamed on rip currents.
1: Person who drowned at Kure Beach from 2008-12, blamed on a rip current.
1: Person who drowned at Wrightsville Beach from 2008-12; not blamed on a rip current.
Sources: Data provided to North Carolina Sea Grant by Steve Pfaff, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Wilmington, and the U.S. Lifesaving Association
Note: Some data only available for beaches that report to the U.S. Lifesaving Association, leaving out Brunswick and Pender counties' beaches.
Taxes, tourism and beach safety
Brunswick and New Hanover counties' beach towns collect a room occupancy tax. Eighty three percent of the 6 percent tax goes to beach towns in Brunswick County while only half of the tax goes to beach towns in New Hanover County.
In Brunswick County towns, 60 percent of the tax goes toward tourism-related activities, while 40 percent goes toward beach nourishment.
In New Hanover County beach towns, half of the tax goes toward marketing and half goes toward tourism-related activities.
Brunswick County receives 1 percent of the total 6 percent tax, while 3 percent of the ttax goes to New Hanover county.
Fiscal year 2012-13 room occupancy tax collections:
Brunswick County
>>Sunset Beach: $590,150
>>Ocean Isle Beach: $1,724,152.31
>>Oak Island: $1,105,570
>>Holden Beach: $1,360,210.82
>>Caswell Beach: $241,151.53
>>Bald Head Island: $938,840
New Hanover County
>>Kure Beach: $249,023, of which $147,574 funds lifeguards.^
>>Carolina Beach: $604,512, of which $350,000 funds lifeguards.^
>>Wrightsville Beach: $863,988, of which $339,000 funds lifeguards.*^
* Wrightsville Beach also pays $85,000 of its general fund annually for year-round employees
^ Collections exclude June 2013
Safer beaches
What can Brunswick County towns do to make their beaches safer?
>>Increase signage on beach walkways demonstrating how to escape and spot rip currents.
>>Post information on the dangers of rip currents (magnets, brochures) in every beach rental.
>>Fly flags on beaches to warn of dangerous rip current conditions (Green means low chance, yellow means moderate chance and red means high chance. At many beaches, lifeguards suggest not swimming if a red flag is posted, as the likelihood rip currents will form is severe.)
>>Hire lifeguards to conduct preventive education, patrol and conduct near shore water rescue. Experts encourage tourists not to swim at beaches without lifeguards.
Contrasting response strategies
The safety strategy of Brunswick County beach towns is "swim at your own risk," as stated by multiple fire chiefs and town officials. In some towns, police officers patrol beaches. Other than those patrols, no town public safety personnel consistently guard the beaches.
New Hanover County beaches have lifeguards actively rescuing swimmers and interacting with beachgoers.
"For every rescue that's made by a lifeguard, the lifeguard tallies well over 100 preventive actions" by warning visitors of dangerous conditions and providing other information, said Chris Brewster, U.S. Lifesaving Association president.
Lifeguards at Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach and Kure Beach conducted 560 rescues in 2012. More than 60 percent were rip current related.


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