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I'll go first.
Yes, I admit to dressing up for the school run. I can't help myself. No matter how tired or busy I am, I make an effort. And I'm not alone. A recent survey out of the UK shows 3 in 4 mums feel the pressure to dress up to take their kids to school and then to pick them up, and we're not just talking about touch up their lip gloss.
Sure, I'll never look as effortlessly chic as Elle, but I like to at least attempt to look like I am coping, even though sometimes I'm not. We all have our bad days. For the most part, I have a lot of fun being a mum.
And, I don't own a track suit.
I know, I'm a freak. What kind of self-respecting Aussie mum doesn't own a track suit? What did I wear for the first year after my children were born?
Well, pyjama bottoms all day if I had nowhere to go and later, leggings so I could leave the house without embarrassing myself.
There are a few distinct groups at school pick up each day.
There's the Gym Mums who are always dressed in gym gear. To be honest, I'm not sure if they actually do work out but they look awesome. Maybe they're on their way to the gym? Their hair is too neat and their make up too perfect to be coming from the gym. After a workout I look like I've walked through a tornado.
There's the New Mums who are wearing track suits or leggings and may have just rolled out of bed after a nap after realising it was time to pick up their older kids. They look a little dishevelled but comfy, and they cradle cute little babies who complete their outfits.
There's the Working Mum. This group wears a variety of different clothes depending on their jobs. From my afternoon analysis I can see they are employed at medical centres, physio centres, one is a cook and there are quite a few office workers who didn't have time to change out of their heels. I've just joined this group. I keep a pair of ballet flats in the car.
There's the Constantly Dishevelled Mum and I suspect some days I look like this. We have made some sort of effort but have hits and misses due to severe lack of natural fashion ability and organisation. This is what I fight against every, single day!
Then there's the Effortlessly Chic Mum who may or may not work, it's hard to tell. They wear cute jeans, tops, scarve, even leggings but they always look like they've put some thought into what they're wearing. There's always a fashionable twist to their outfit – either studded boots or a cute necklace. This is the group I wish I was a part of.
I have belonged to every single one of these groups over the past three and a half years that my children have been attending school. I started out wearing leggings and comfy jeans when I still had babies, then spent some time making an effort to be fashionable as they got older. Now I am working I usually am the one wishing I was wearing flats. I am yet to pick the kids up in my gym gear. I've dropped them off like this once but it's an easy trap to fall into and I don't want to be only seen in gym gear because I don't look particularly good in it.
I know it seems like I spend a silly amount of time thinking about what to wear for the school run but clothes are everything to me. If I am feeling tired and flat, getting dressed up makes me feel so much better. If I've put on a few kilos then leggings are all I want and they can be dressed up or down and are so comfortable.
Don't you love seeing photos of celebrities dropping their kids off at school? I do, and it's so obvious who has made an effort and who hasn't. Let me know if you agree with these:
Gosh Claudia Schiffer is STUNNING. The scarf puts her in the Effortlessly Chic category. And her hair! Why do I bother?
Cynthia Nixon. Yikes, but I love that she looks like she's wearing her son's hat and he's still eating his toast. Definitely Dishevelled Mum.
Look, I'll give Halle Berry Effortlessly Chic due to the dress but that hair. I didn't even recognise her. Love it!
Effortlessly Chic. Liz Hurley is stunning and gives me hope that no matter how old I get, I can always look cute as long as I own good jeans, a cute jacket and can be bothered to blow dry my hair.
Helena Christensen is Dishevelled Mum. She gorgeous but that hair! Someone slept in. But if I looked half as good as she does after rolling out of bed I'd be a happy girl.
Heidi Klum looks like an Effortlessly Chic Mum but on me, these clothes would leave me looking terrible. She is stunning.
I love everything Helena Bonham Carter says and does. She is in a group all on her own. Let's call her Experimental Mum. Love love love it, but would never wear it myself.
Jennifer Garner looks Dishevelled Mum meets Effortlessly Chic Mum. The jacket and the coffee save her, and the dimples. These girls are cute!
Oh my gosh. Why do I even bother. Jessica Alba in white. I HAVE to buy some scarves and some white pants.
Sarah Jessica Parker. Look, whatever she's doing is working because her son still holds her hand at the age of 9. And she's SJP. She and Helena Bonham Carter should have coffee, or a burger.


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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
I left for Squam Lake, NH early on June 2nd. I was headed for Squam Art Workshops. The sessions were primarily focused on knitting, but there was also a mix of other options including mixed media, stitching, pattern making, yoga and painting to name a few. The event was beautifully orchestrated by Elizabeth MacCrellish and crew on the grounds of the Rockywold-Deephaven Camps. As a stitcher it was amazing to watch the "knitters" enjoy the evening programs with needles flying and some never even taking a glance at the work!!! The link above has further links to the peeps that were teaching and entertaining.
I was feeling humble, inspired, excited, wired and exhausted. It was a great place to take it in the energy, take a class, focus on something for more than 10 minutes, see what's going on. No teaching or selling!
and then there were the roommates from Mapleshade...
Connie in from NJ with her coffee pot and Leslie (practicing her spinning) from the great Southwest met at Burning Man...who would have guessed?
Polly (drove in from western MA) and Dominique our French Speaking Canadian brought laughs and stories of their adventures!
Mona a former local and now from Portland OR joined me on my porch sleeping location for coffee and chat very early each morning
The dynamic trio below includes singer Jonatha Brooke, new best buddy Polly, and Jen Grey. All three are fashion inspirations! Polly even brought her Muck boots to camp!! Clearly she rocks!
Allison and I used to rock out to Jonatha and our sewing machines when our studio was in Newport and we were the Weird Sisters...listening to her music over and over and over! ( I am listening right now!) I was a pleasure to hear her sing in person (and practice from her porch next door) and meet her little bad self around the paths of camp. Ms. Grey is another light beam and bundle of energy that was busy behind the scenes making everything fluffy and beautiful! It is so good for me to get out of the house and sweat pants every now and then!
I will post info on the classes that I took tomorrow!
Packing for Seattle...
Posted by Tracy Stilwell at Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Labels: jen grey, jonatha brooke, Squam Art retreat
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Dispersion modeling of volcanic ash clouds: North Pacific eruptions, the past 40 years: 1970–2010
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Over the last 40 years, there have been numerous volcanic eruptions across the North Pacific (NOPAC) region that posed a potential threat to both local communities and transcontinental aircraft. The ability to detect these volcanic clouds using satellite remote sensing and predict their movement by dispersion modeling is a major component of hazard mitigation. The Puff volcanic ash transport and dispersion model, used by the Alaska Volcano Observatory, was used to illustrate the impact that these volcanic ash clouds have made across the NOPAC and entire Polar region over the past 40 years. Nearly, 400 separate ash clouds were analyzed that were either reported or detected to have reached above 6 km (20,000 ft) above sea level, an average of one ash cloud every 1.25 months. Particular events showed that ash clouds can be tracked from Alaska to Greenland (Crater Peak, Mount Spurr in 1992), from Kamchatka to Alaska (Kluvicheskoi Volcano in 1994), from Alaska to California (Mount Cleveland Volcano in 2001) and from multiple events within 1 day (Mount Augustine Volcano in 2006). This study showed the vast number of events that have impacted this Polar region and how tracking them is useful for hazard mitigation.


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My wife gave me a new P99c QA 9mm for Valentines day! I have been able to run about 300+ rounds through it so far and I love it :danceban: No jams and not a single failure to fire. We should have our CCWs within the month! I can't wait to get back to the range :uzi:
I got her a PPK/S .380. I have read about a few issues but we haven't had any in the first few hundred rounds and she loves it. I gave her the choice to of anything she wanted and the PPK/S was her favorite. This one was manufactured in January '09 so hopefully they resolved whatever the problem was.


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KMB custom clothier
KMB is a new Men's custom clothing line that is being created by some long time fashion designers from New York. The clothing line is very high-end - similar to Hugo Boss, Cannali, Poggianti. The company has hired me to create their new website and I am looking for help with the logo creation.
High end Mens Clothing Clients
Most popular Men's designers have a logo that almost include only a custom font - so custom font might be critical for this project. The client wants a crest type original logo.
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My wife and I have booked flights for a six-week holiday in the US later this year. We've allocated about 10 days for the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley, then have a month to drive from there to Wisconsin. We are contemplating hiring a car for half that time and a campervan for the other two weeks. Is this smart or is it best to have one or the other? We don't intend to visit big cities but want to see rural America. Our itinerary is very flexible but could you suggest a possible route?
- Ross Allan
If flexibility is the key, not having to be at a certain place on a certain date to make the switch between car and campervan is appealing. Plus, you might appreciate having the option of staying at camping grounds for the full month of your trip and saving on accommodation costs.
With online and advance booking discounts, there's not much in it between car and campervan/motorhome rental. Rates start at around $4335 for a month's rental of a compact car or campervan. For campervan rental rates, have a look at Happy Travel Campers.
One way to go could be along Hwy 89 north from Phoenix, Arizona, passing through Sedona and Flagstaff en route to the Grand Canyon National Park.
Further north along the route, Utah's Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park are awe-inspiring natural wonders.
Hwy 89 passes a number of little Mormon towns as it heads north to Salt Lake City, though you might want to keep driving and head to Logan Canyon, just near the border with Idaho. The route then heads into Wyoming for Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone.
To change direction and move east to Wisconsin, you could pick up the I-90 north of Yellowstone. It runs right across Wyoming, through South Dakota's Black Hills and Badlands National Park, then continues across the plains of Minnesota and into Wisconsin. It then skirts Minneapolis-St Paul and continues all the way to Chicago and Boston.
Italy by train
I am travelling to Rome and intend making a loop through northern Italy over a three-week period. Do you recommend point-to-point tickets or an Italy rail pass?
- Jen Scharp
Go for a Trenitalia Italy rail pass. Ten days' travel over a period of two months costs $668 in first class, $545 in second.
Have a look at the Rail Europe website for more information. You can buy your rail pass from a travel agent before you head overseas or at Rome's station.
Getting around Italy by train is a breeze, with lines crisscrossing just about the entire country. But some trains are slow. Avoid Regionale and Interregionale services and go for Intercity or Eurostar trains. They charge a small supplement that won't be covered by your pass but it's worth it.
You'll also need to reserve a seat for longer journeys, which also costs a few dollars and is obligatory for Eurostar trains.
To help plan your trip, pick up a copy of the Italian rail timetable (Orario Ferroviario per Tutta Italia) from a newsagent in Rome. And remember to validate your pass before boarding a train, or risk a fine. The validating machines are the little yellow boxes in stations, usually attached to the platform walls.
Taste of Mexico
We are flying from Tijuana to Guadalajara for a five-day stay. Can you suggest the best way to gain a good appreciation of this huge Mexican city?
- Stan Jackson
Second in size only to Mexico City, Guadalajara is considered a more "Mexican" city and is surprisingly manageable, safe and friendly. Guadalajara's contributions to Mexican culture include tequila, mariachi music, the sombrero and the charreada (a Mexican-style rodeo).
Many attractive pedestrian streets and plazas grace the Centro Historico with its elegant old buildings and fashionable shops. There are also museums, galleries, restaurants and nightspots. You'll find plenty of things to keep you busy for five days.
The twin-towered cathedral is the city's most conspicuous landmark, and quite a remarkable mix of styles - baroque, neoclassical, Gothic, Churrigueresque, among others. The museo Regional de Guadalajara is a must-see for its eclectic collection covering the history and pre-history of western Mexico.
Spend a day or two wandering the streets and plazas, enjoying the fine buildings, the activity and the entertainment all around you. At the Plaza de los Mariachis you can sit and have a drink or a bite to eat while enjoying the wandering musicians.
Try to squeeze in a day trip to the endearing town of Ajijic on the shores of Lago de Chapala. And if you're really into tequila and margaritas you'll want to visit the town of Tequila for the day and stock up.
Be sure to read the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade's travel advisory for MexicoMinistry of Foreign Affairs & Trade's travel advisory for Mexico.
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My husband and I are planning a trip to Denmark. We have a dread of long flights, especially as my husband is very tall. We would be travelling economy class and would appreciate advice on the most comfortable airline and also how to secure a seat in the exit row before we leave.
- Anne Gray
You have lots of time to book a preferred seat in advance. Some airlines let you select your seat when you're booking your ticket, so the earlier you can book, the better.
But even if you book the best seat on the type of plane you've been told you'll be flying on, there's still a chance that the aircraft will be substituted on the day of your flight, spoiling your best-laid plans.
The seats you want to go for are on exit rows and behind the bulkheads, which divide the aeroplane into sections and so provide more leg room. The drawback to sitting near the bulkheads is that bassinets are often positioned here, so the odds of having babies in your vicinity are pretty high.
The seats at the tail end of the plane can also be a good bet, with two seats rather than three in the row providing a bit of extra space.
There's little difference in terms of comfort when it comes to airlines and long-haul flights. The airlines with the greatest amount of seat pitch (and, in turn, leg room) include Air New Zealand, Emirates, Malaysia Airlines, Singapore and Lufthansa. The airlines with good reputations for in-flight service and efficiency include Singapore, Cathay Pacific, Emirates and Virgin Atlantic.
There are some useful websites out there with plenty of dos and don'ts for making the most of your trip, including Seat Guru, Road Warrior, Seat Expert and Seat Maestro.


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|NBA Draft's Potential Celtics: Indiana G Victor Oladipo
|06.22.13 at 2:22 pm ET
As part of WEEI.com's coverage of the 2013 NBA draft, here is one in a series of profiles of players who could be available to the Celtics when they make their lone selection at No. 16.
Position: Guard
School: Indiana
Age: 21
Height: 6-foot-5
Weight: 214 pounds
Achievements: All-American (AP, Sporting News, John Wooden) (2013), NABC co-Defensive Player of the Year (2013), All-Big Ten first team (2013), Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year (2013)
Key 2012-13 stats: 13.6 points, 6.3 rebounds, 2.2 steals, 44.1 3-point field goal percentage
What he brings: The Hoosier has transformed from a defensive specialist his freshman year to a more well-rounded player, averaging 12.2 points per game the last two seasons while starting all but two games. As a junior this past season, he shot 59.9 percent from the field and 44.1 percent from beyond the arc ' drastic improvements from his marks sophomore year (47.1 and 20.8, respectively).
Still, Oladipo's relentless and effective work at the other end is his marquee asset. His 6-foot-9 wingspan surely helps, and he's been known to accrue steals by straight up stealing the ball from dribblers (as opposed to intercepting passes gone awry). He is also widely credited with consistently playing hard, which, as cliché as it is, makes a real difference.
Notes: Oladipo overloaded his final semester at Indiana in order to get his degree after just three years. He majored in sport communication broadcast. '¦ He snubbed his hometown Wizards, who invited him to work out at the Verizon Center last week. Oladipo said last month he doesn't think Washington would be a good fit. '¦ In the debate between Oladipo and Kansas guard Ben McLemore, Sports Illustrated's Andy Glockner gave the edge to the Hoosier due to his defensive prowess and potential offensive upside.
Recent articles:
Washington Post: Indiana's Victor Oladipo: 'I'm just abnormal'
Detroit Free Press: Work ethic took Indiana's Victor Oladipo from off the radar to lottery pick
Sporting News: Indiana guard Victor Oladipo's NBA future, as fellow Hoosier Cody Zeller sees it
Video: Here's a video from last month with highlights of one of Oladipo's workouts.
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RTC Will Soon Bid 'Bye Bye' To Birdie
Last night marked the start of the final set of performances in the run of the Rockaway Theatre Company's colorful production of the Great American musical, "Bye Bye Birdie" at Fort Tilden.
The show, which features a charming score by Charles Strouse and Lee Adams, has played to packed audiences for the past two weekends.
Director John Gilleece says he is quite pleased with the overall production.
"It has been a pleasure to work with such a great bunch of talented teenagers," Gilleece said of the production. "Bye Bye Birdie" is a fun, lighthearted musical, which revolves around a fictional "Elvis-like" character, hilariously played by the inimitable Frank Caiati.
There are actually two different casts performing the show. The Peacock cast, which includes Chazmond Peacock, Luisa Boyaggi, Leslie Ross, Janet Brady, Caitlin Byrne, Nick Tsatsis and Alex Stabiner, takes to the stage for the final time tonight at 8 p.m.
The Panepinto cast, which includes John Panepinto, Najat Arkadan, Eileen Farrell, Jodee Timpone, Jacquie Carauana, Bobby Kawecki and Harry Gonzalez, will close out the run with performances on Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Whichever performance you decide to attend, you are most definitely in for a treat.
However, it would be a mistake to count on tickets being available at the box office since only a handful are still available for each performance at the time this article goes to press. If you do not call the RTC hotline at 718-374- 6400 or visit www.rockaway-theatrecompany.org and secure your seats immediately your opportunity to see Birdie will fly away before you know it.


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ROAD WORK• Replacement of the Pelandale Avenue interchange at Highway 99 could mean delays on Salida Boulevard and will involve shoulder closures elsewhere. Details are at www.sr99pelandale.org.
• Expansion of the Virginia Corridor trail will require temporary closure of Bowen Avenue just east of Beard School and of the south sidewalk on Woodrow Avenue .
• Traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction for intersection improvements at Roselle and Merle avenues .
• Briggsmore Avenue from Sisk Road to 500 feet west of McHenry Avenue will have alternating lane closures for pavement work.• Delays are expected for construction of a right-turn lane from eastbound Bangs Avenue to southbound Prescott Road .
• Sections of Carver Road will be closed to through traffic from Orangeburg Avenue to Roseburg Avenue from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for pipeline construction. Some lane closures are planned on Orangeburg Avenue between Grape Avenue and Del Vale Avenue .
• Tree trimming will require daytime barricades in parts of downtown until Sept. 1.
• Water main work will take place mostly at night on Sisk Road , starting about 500 feet north of Kiernan Avenue , then west on Kiernan to the opposite side of Highway 99, ending at Elm Street and Broadway Avenue.
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Tehama County, California Genealogy
Guide to Tehama County, California ancestry, family history, and genealogy birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
|Tehama County, California
Location in the state of California
Location of California in the U.S.
|April 9, 1856
|County Seat
|Red Bluff
| Tehama County Courthouse
633 Washington Street
Red Bluff, CA 96080
Phone: 530.527.3350
Tehama County Website
- 1 County Information
- 2 County Courthouse
- 3 Historical Facts
- 4 Places/Localities
- 5 Resources
- 6 Bible Records
- 7 Biography
- 8 Cemeteries
- 9 Church History and Records
- 10 Census
- 11 Court Records
- 12 Crime and Criminals
- 13 Directories
- 14 Ethnic, Political, or Religious Groups
- 15 Gazetteers
- 16 Genealogy
- 17 History
- 18 Land and Property
- 19 Maps
- 20 Migration
- 21 Military History and Records
- 22 Naturalization and Citizenship
- 23 Newspapers
- 24 Obituaries
- 25 Periodicals
- 26 Probate Records
- 27 Repositories
- 28 Societies
- 29 Taxation
- 30 Vital Records
- 31 Voting Registers
- 32 Genealogy Societies, Archives and Libraries
- 33 Websites
- 34 References
County Information
Tehama County, California Record Dates
County Courthouse
County Clerk has birth and death records from 1889
marriage records from 1856 and military records from 1944[2]
Historical Facts
Parent Counties
9 April 1856: Tehama County was created from Butte, Colusa and Shasta Counties.
County seat: Red Bluff [3]
The county was named for the City of Tehama. The county seat Red Bluff and the county was created 1856. The County is located in the north central area of the state.[4]
Boundary Changes
For animated maps illustrating California county boundary changes, "Rotating Formation California County Boundary Maps" (1850-1925) may be viewed for free at the MapofUS.org website.
Records Loss
There is no known history of courthouse disasters in this county.
Populated Places
Neighboring Counties
Bible Records
The following web sites may have additional information on Tehama County cemeteries.
- Interment.net California cemetery records by County.
- 1850 - 1960 - California Cemetery Transcriptions, 1850-1960 at FamilySearch — index and images
Church History and Records
Church records and the information they provide vary significantly depending on the denomination and the record keeper. They may contain information about members of the congregation, such as age, date of baptism, christening, or birth; marriage information and maiden names; and death date. For general information about California denominations, view the California Church Records wiki page.
LDS Ward and Branch Records
For tips on accessing Tehama County, California Genealogy census records online, see: California Census.
Court Records
Crime and Criminals
Ethnic, Political, or Religious Groups
Local histories are available for Tehama County, California Genealogy. County histories may include biographies, church, school and government history, and military information. For more information about local histories, see the Wiki page section California Local Histories.
Land and Property
Land and property records can place an ancestor in a particular location, provide economic information, and reveal family relationships. Land records include: deeds, abstracts and indexes, mortgages, leases, grants and land patents.
See California Land and Property for additional information about early California land grants. After land was transferred to private ownership, subsequent transactions were usually recorded at the county courthouse and where records are currently housed.
Early migration routes to and from Tehama County, California Genealogy for emigrant settlers included:[5][6]
- California Trail 1846 to 1869 from western Missouri to northern California
- The Lassen Cutoff 1848 was established by gold rushers from Oregon going to California. It branched off the Applegate Trail at Davis Creek, went through Devil's Garden to the Pit River passing east of Mt. Lassen, and turning west to Lassen Rancho, California, and from there to Sacramento. In some years as much as 1/3 of emigrants mistakenly took the Applegate Trail-Lassen Cutoff, a much longer and more difficult trail than the Truckee or Carson routes.
- Nobles Road 1851 from the Applegate Trail at Rabbithole Springs in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada to Shasta City, California
Military History and Records
Naturalization and Citizenship
Additional newspapers abstracts can sometimes be found using search phrases such as Tehama County, California Genealogy newspapers in online catalogs like:
- WorldCat (For instructions see WorldCat Online Catalog).
- Do a Tehama County, California Genealogy Place-name search for these and other records in the FamilySearch Catalog. Do NOT use the word County. (For instructions see FamilySearch Catalog Place-name Search).
Probate Records
The county clerk is usually the custodian of probate records. The records include wills, fee books, claim registers, legacy records, inheritance records, probate ticklers, and dockets.
Content: Probate Records may give the decedent's date of death, names of his or her spouse, children, parents, siblings, in-laws, neighbors, associates, relatives, and their place of residence.
You can obtain copies of the original probate records (such as wills and estate files) by writing to the county clerk at the county courthouse.
The FamilySearch Catalog lists films of probate records. To find the records for this county, use the Place Search for California - Tehama - Probate records.
Online Probate Records
- 1782 – 1999 California Wills and Probate Records 1782-1999 at Ancestry.com — index and images $
- 1833 – 1991 California Probate Estate Files 1833-1991 at FamilySearch — images
Archives, Libraries and Museums
County Courthouse
Family History Centers
Family History Centers provide one-on-one assistance and free access to premium genealogical websites. In addition, many centers have free how-to genealogy classes. See Family History Center for more information. Search the online FHC directory for a nearby family history center.
- Introduction to LDS Family History Centers
- Corning California Family History Center
- Red Bluff California Family History Center
California tax records complement land records and can supplement the years between censuses. There may be gaps of several years in the tax records of some counties. For more information, see the wiki page California Taxation.
Vital Records
Vital Records consist of births, adoptions, marriages, divorces, and deaths recorded on registers, certificates, and documents. See the CDC Where to Write website for information on acquiring copies of these records. The State office has records since July 1905. For earlier records, contact the County Recorder. See also How to order California Vital Records
- 1850 - 1952 - California, County Marriages, 1850-1952 at FamilySearch — index and images
- 1854 - 1885 - Western States Marriage Index.
- 1960 - 1985 - California Marriage Index, 1960-1985 at FamilySearch — index and images
Voting Registers
Genealogy Societies, Archives and Libraries
Tehama County Genealogical and Historical Society
P. 0. Box 415
Red Bluff, CA 96080
- Tehama County, CA History, Records, Facts and Genealogy
- California Genealogy Network Community on Google+
- California Genealogy Network Group on Facebook
- Tehama County CAGenWeb
- Linkpendium
- USGenWeb Archives
- USGenWeb Archives backup site
- FamilySearch FamilySearch Catalog
- ↑ Alice Eichholz, Ancestry's Red Book: American State, County and Town Sources, Revised ed. (Salt Lake City: Ancestry, 1992), 62-75. At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27rb 1992
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Tehama County, California. Page 87At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
- ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Tehama County," in Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tehama_County,_California 05/09/2017.
- ↑ National Park Service, "California Trail" (map) in California National Historic Trail at http://www.nps.gov/cali/planyourvisit/upload/CALImap1-web.pdf (accessed 5 August 2011).
- ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "California Trail" in Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Trail (accessed 5 August 2012).


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I know it's OT, so mods feel free to move this whenever you'd like. Just thought this could use some attention.
A 10-year old kid in a Red Sox jersey was at a Yankees/Sox game over the weekend and asked the Yankees' Shelley Duncan for an autograph. Duncan obliged, but added "RED SOX SUCK" to his signature. Now, I guess you could just call this a prank, but to a 10 year old - it's pretty low. I mean, it's a kid and Duncan is pretty much stooping to his level. I could see if an adult in a Sox jersey had asked, you might call this justifiable, but I still think it's pretty shitty when done to a 10 year old.
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of the Ghikas, formerly princes of Wallachia, and was born at Bucharest, on the 22nd of January, 1829. Through
the care and conscientiousness of her instructor, Mons. Papadopoulos, and her own remarkable capacity, she
acquired a very complete and comprehensive education. When but eleven years old, she composed a charming
little story, and before she had reached womanhood, undertook a translation of the Iliad. She showed no
inclination for the frivolous amusements of a frivolous society. Her view of life and its responsibilities was a
serious one, and she addressed all her energies to
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the work of self-improvement and self-culture. She read and re-read the literary masterpieces of England, France
and Germany. As a linguist she earned special distinction.
"Her intellectual faculties," says her master, M. Papadopoulos, "expanded with so much rapidity, that the
professors charged with her instruction could not keep any other pupil abreast of her in the same studies. Not only
did she make a wholly unexpected and unhoped-for progress, but it became necessary for her teachers to employ
with her a particular method: her genius could not submit to the restraint of ordinary rules."
She was still in the springtime and ?ush of youth, when she went on a tour to Germany, and visited several
German courts, where she excited the same sentiments of admiration as in her own country; it was impossible to
see her without being attracted by so much intellect, grace and amiability. Travelling enlarged her horizon: she was
able to survey, as from a watch-tower, the course of great political events, and she found herself mixing
continually with the most celebrated savants and statesmen of the age. Her friendly relations with persons of very
diverse opinions, while enabling her to compare and contrast a great variety of theories, did but strengthen in her
"the idea and sentiment of liberty, which can alone conduct society to its true aim." Finally, from the Italian
revolution of 1848, which awoke her warmest
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sympathies, she learned to understand the fatal consequences of despotic government, as well as the inevitable
mistakes of freedom, when ?rst unfettered and allowed to walk alone.
At the age of twenty she was married (February, 1849), and soon afterwards she set out for St. Petersburg, where
she was recognised as the ornament of the higher society. In the midst of her numerous engagements, in the midst
of the homage rendered to her wit and grace, she found time to collect a mass of valuable notes on the condition
and inner life of the great Russian Empire, several provinces of which she knew from personal observation. From
St. Petersburg to Moscow, from Odessa to Revel, her untiring activity carried her. Most social questions are at
work under an apparent calm, and offer, therefore, subjects well worthy of careful study, especially to so grave
and clear an intellect as that of Princess Dora d'Istria, who possessed, in the highest degree, the faculty of steady
meditation amidst the movement and the world-stir that surrounded her. The world, charmed by her personal
attractions, had no suspicion of the restlessness and activity of her inquiring mind.
Her departure to the South brought her inquiries and investigations to an end. She had suffered so much from the
terrible winters of the great Northern capital, and her health was so seriously shaken, that her doctors presented to
her the grave alternative of departure or death (1855).
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The Princess Dora d'Istria, as we have hinted, was a ?ne linguist. She made herself mistress of nine languages.
Her historical erudition was profound; her mind was continually in search of new knowledge. She seemed to have
inherited from one of her illustrious friends, M. von Humboldt, that "fever of study," that insatiable ardour, which,
if not genius, is closely akin to it.
The great Berlin philosopher and the young Wallachian writer lived for some time in an intellectual confraternity,
which, no doubt, is to this day one of the most valuable souvenirs of the brilliant author of "La Vie Monastique
dans l'Eglise Orientale." In reference to this subject, we take leave to quote a passage from the graceful pen of M.
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d'Alembert and Maupertuis. 'Old Fritz' has been dead a hundred years; but the court of Prussia, under the rule of
Frederick William, is still the asylum of beaux esprits. The time is the ?rst and brilliant period of his reign, when
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Marc Chagall
Whether it's the night terrors of Edvard Munch or the shadowy holy light of Dutch nativity scenes, northern European artists have long found their voice in the dark
Emma Rice's final Kneehigh show is a love letter to the company she founded as much as a celebration of Marc and Bella Chagall and their lost Russian-Jewish world
There are few more vivid evocations of how it feels to fall for someone than in Chagall's ecstatic paintings of his wife. As Kneehigh's production about the pair opens at Bristol Old Vic, Daniel Jamieson retraces the couple's story
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An exhibition at Moscow's Tretyakov Gallery is celebrating George Costakis, the diplomat who scoured the USSR buying works by artists like Marc Chagall when they were still 'worth less than a pound of potatoes'. The Moscow Times reports
Dubious data and selective use of evidence lead to forgeries being attributed to masters
Art historian describes 'incredible joy' at seeing previously unknown works among 1,406 found at home of Cornelius Gurlitt
Obscure visionaries dazzle at the Hayward Gallery's Alternative Guide to the Universe, and Roger Hiorns' blue-crystal flat arrives at its new home in Yorkshire – all in your weekly art roundup
Jonathon Jones: He was an artist of the modern age but, as a new exhibition shows, his eyes were fixed upon a vanishing Jewish past
Chagall's art was unique and yet universal, referencing cubism, folkloric art, expressionism and more, combined with his own sensibilities as a Russian Jew. Here's a selection of his best works
Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 1 June 1961: At 74, he is still triumphantly himself. Subtle and intelligent, he is at the same time innocent, child-like, and uncorrupted
New exhibitions of works by Marc Chagall and Honoré Daumier show the wild imagination and audacity of French modern art, says Jonathan Jones
Art lovers will be able to enjoy a major retrospective of Roy Lichtenstein's work and find out how LS Lowry was influenced by the French
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Chateau Mouton Rothschild yesterday revealed the label for its 2004 vintage wine - a watercolour by Prince Charles.
The theft of a Chagall inspires Dara Horn's The World to Come, a Yiddish literary odyssey. Viv Groskop finds out more.
· Works by Picasso, Chagall and Modigliani auctioned
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At 15, a Surrealist before her time, Dorothea Tanning's paintings horrified her family. Now, sculptor, poet and, at 93, first-time novelist, the widow of Max Ernst reveals why moving on is better than painting like Chagall
A painting found at a post office in Kansas last month has been authenticated as the work by Marc Chagall that was stolen from a New York gallery last year by a group wanting to ransom it for peace in the Middle East.
Note demands resolution of Middle East conflict before $1m picture's return.
Jack Nicholson was different from all of them. Jack is a stand-up guy and a savvy art collector, who bought things for no other reason than that he loved them. His collection, which spills from the 50s tract house he's always lived in on Mulholland Drive into the homes of friends, family, and women - current and former - includes masterpieces by Cézanne, Rouault, Chagall and Magritte. With me now headquartered in California, we became much closer.


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a very nice spot next to shop and supermarket , very close from san marco place
Ideal place in Venezia!
Fresh fruit and fish market in front of house, few meters to park, few minutes to San Marco square or waterbus to Lido beach.
Flat was clean with nice wiew, pocket travelling wifi router, wash machine, air condition etc.
Adriano is very fine man and here you will be happy!
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This little apartment is fabulous for one or two people; for short or long stay. Great for an academic doing research in Venice! It is clean and reasonably well stocked in utensils and appliances. The outlook is beautiful - you see both a canal and a rio terra which terminate below your window; what a bonus in Venice!! Cafes/restaurants and bars are directly below the large sunny windows (a bit noisy, but not bothersome - fun to see the youths pull up in their speedboats like roosters all preened, blaring music [not too often]). The walk to the centre is lovely and easy - about 15 minutes - and a great way to start your day. There are many beautiful parks and campi very close by to explore too (and plenty of dogs in jackets nicer than mine!). Adriano is a very nice and accommodating host who is quick to reply to emails. I stayed in the apartment for 3 weeks, so I know it reasonably well - it was great to crash there after a long work day or to stay in and 'work from home'. If you like long showers, easy accessibility (it is up a number of flights of stairs) or quiet, this is probably not for you. If you like to be away from tourists, in a cool spot and like a morning jog...grab this one! Karen (Sydney, Australia)
Nice flat, great, calm location, 10minutes by foot to the city centre, would alway come back there!
Adriano is a friendly, welcoming and helpful host who also speaks English. Although not needed, I suspect nothing is too much trouble for him. There was a welcoming bottle of wine and water for us from Adriano. He also provided us with a map of Venice, entering areas of interest. There was also oil, pasta, vinegar etc. which were presumably left by other guests.
The location is great. Short walk to San Marco and even shorter walks to the main Biennale pavilions at Arsenale and Giardini. Giardini and Arsenale vaporetto stops are very close.The street itself is wide, has bars, cafes, restaurants, shops, vegetable and fish stalls and a small supermarket. It is a busy street so will not be quiet until later at night.
The apartment is clean, modern and although small, it is great for 1 or 2 people for a city break or short stay. Although we did not use it, there is air conditioning which will be a necessity during the summer months.
I had a wonderful 2 weeks stay in Venice and in Adriano's lovely apartment. Everything was perfect and I would love to come back again when visiting Venice another time. The place was perfect, both inside and the environment around. It was amazing to follow the everyday life from the windows. Only a short walk to the nearest vaporetto - and by that: Close to "everything" in Venice and the islands around.
Adriano was very kind and answered a lot of question when I booked and he met me at the vaporetto-stop Giardini when I arrived (40 minutes too late) and followed me back the day I left. He also offered guiding and help during my stay, so I felt safe and comfortable with him as a host.
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A very pleasant stay during the final weekend of the 2015 Carnival. Adriano showed us around, gave us a lot of advices on how to get around Venice, what to see, to eat etc. He was very helpful and hospitable, and even gave us a bottle of champagne. Thanks again for that! The apartment is close to the San Marco Square and also in proximity of the all'Arsenale show - so a great location for a small price.
- very uncomplicated contact with Adriano
- appartement for me optimal situated: "real italian life" with fishmarket and shops (not for tourists only!), close to a nice big parc (if you want to be in a more quiet place than San Marco :-), all easily reachable by walking
- appartement: big enough for two, very bright (not always in Venice!), even with hairdryer, soap, toiletpaper, salt/oil ...
- if I come back one time, I would like to stay there again (in Castello and in this appartement)
The apartment was clean and had everything we needed, it was located close to many bars, restaurants and a small super-market. It was also close to a vaparetto stop that had a regular boat every 10 mins. throughout the day. it was also close to many sites with the Piazza San Marco about a 20 min walk away. Adriano was very prompt, pleasant and informative and made us feel at home. my wife and I would happily recommend his apartment, but be aware its at the top of the building, so if you struggle with steps it may not be for you.
Schöne neu eingerichtete Wohnung. Sie befindet sich in einer kleinen Gasse, etwa 15 Minuten vom Markusplatz entfernt, in einer der weniger touristischen, ruhigeren Gegend Venedigs. Die Wohnung ist komplett neu renoviert und alles ist sauber. Adriano war ein netter Gastgeber. Wir würden auf jedenfall noch einmal kommen.
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Signing Utopia
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Chapter7 (v.1) - Chapter 7
Blankness he had expected; madness he had expected; but sadness–tearful sadness––that he had not expected, nor stark clearness. And he had not expected to remain sane.
They said that if a man looked at Lÿhhraa, his mind would immediately wither and blow away on the wind; that if a Dreamer looked in Lÿhhraa's eyes, he would never wake up, but live forever with her, his body doomed to mindlessly wander the earth until age mercifully destroyed it; that even her own Dreamers could not endure her charms and would kill themselves in both Synnq and Deëchnn, preferring the fate of a Soul to the hell of a mad Dream—they said even Wvnnëœë, the broad, wise earth, would not go near Lÿhhraa and chance catching the Madness she bore—they never spoke her name but with fear; and yet as Reuben looked at her now he felt no fear. No madness. His breathing was calm and regular. In fact, he hadn't felt so calm since the day of his Rite of Entry into Deëchnn. His eyes were on hers; hers were filled with tears; and everything around them was as quiet as a snowbound night in Synnq and as green as the far-off forests of Soönuë. After a while, the goddess bit her lip and looked around at the garden; Reuben noticed her fingers were still working the thick soft greenness in front of him.
"Peaceful, isn't it?" she said; her voice no more broke the silence than a gentle breeze could have. Reuben nodded silently, for it was. In fact, a more dazzlingly peaceful place he had never seen. She glanced at him. "You're one of Paag's favorites, you know." A sigh. "He always did take the good ones . . . "
A flicker of bitterness crossed her face, but the it was gone and she was on her feet, shaking out her robes, turning, saying, "Come," silently walking away without waiting for a response; and he was scrambling to follow her through the trail of dew-damp grass her robes left behind her. The smell of them was heady, the way the pavement of a road in Paag's valley had smelled after a rain a few months back–Paag had said to Reuben, "You know, everyone can use a little madness at times; it seems to be a part of living, even for gods," and at the time Reuben had not understood what he meant; now, with Lÿhhraa's perfume clinging to the grass beneath him, he did–and he drank in the smell; supposedly Lÿhhraa's fragrance was enough to drive a man mad, but Reuben felt nothing if not clearer than he remembered ordinarily feeling––oh, but there was something he was forgetting and he knew it and he must remember it but he could not and oh what was it!
Lÿhhraa stopped moving.
"Servant of Paag, what are you trying to remember?" she said cooly–cooly, the way that a gentle rain is cool–and Reuben said truthfully, "I do not know."
"Is it of Deëchnn or of Synnq?"
"I do not know."
"Is it important?"
"I . . . think so."
"Extremely important?"
" . . . I don't remember."
He watched her back as she turned his words over; thin shoulders moved nervously under the cloudy, downey gray, and thin hips swayed slightly from side to side–there was a strange dull clank, very soft, but inexplicably from somewhere near the lowest hem of her robe––suddenly the goddess flung her face to the sky and called, "Paag of the sun, hear Lÿhhraa! Your Dreaming servant is safe in my care, but he goes to my brother Mmsnnyo to retrieve Something Lost," and whirled around, flew past Reuben, pulling him into her arms; and up into the clouds again they flew, this time faster, faster, faster, leaving tunnels behind them.
Slowly a little spit of red followed.
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Sounds like a great experience all the way around. Maybe a few more gunowners in the making.
This is a discussion on The Best Girls Night Out Ever within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; So, a girlfriend of mine who has her CPL put together a range night for some friends. Her goal was to introduce some ladies to ...
So, a girlfriend of mine who has her CPL put together a range night for some friends. Her goal was to introduce some ladies to shooting who had never fired a gun before. In all, there were 11 of us, 5 of us with licenses to carry.
The range provided some basic safety instructions, gave some basic explanations for the firearms like how to line up the sites, proper grip, proper stance etc. Each person rented a firearm and off to the range. The nice thing was that each person rented a different firearm (some of us shared) so we could all try shooting different ones. We were pleasantly surprised when the range owner closed the range to the public and it was just us. We weren't expecting that.
Three ladies brought their own firearms. One lady who had never shot a gun before came with her 25 year old daughter. Her husband told her, since she was coming she might as well meet the home defense firearm, so he sent his H&K USP 45 for her to get acquainted with.
Some of the firearms we had:
Sig P232
.38 revolver (not sure who made it)
.45 (not sure who made it)
Springfield XD Compact .40
Everyone that tried the FN57 loved it. It was the favorite of the night by a long shot. The range didn't have any .380 rounds to buy so only a few had a chance to fire the Sig P232 because the lady who owned it only had enough rounds for about two and half magazines.
All in all, it was a wonderful night for me because I got to try several firearms without the expense if renting each one. I don't know yet what my first purchase will be, but I definitely know what I won't be buying and that's the .38 revolver. My co-worker who owns it said she just had the trigger pull adjusted, and it was still too hard for my liking.
The highlight of the night.... at the end of the night one of the instructors brought out a FN Scar Assault Rifle. Now that was a big gun!!! Anyone who wanted to try got to shoot one round. That was a really big bang, but surprisingly, no recoil. It was too heavy to hold steady. I could really see that little red dot dancing down range, but it was still a nice experience.
What a way to spend a Friday night.
"I did the thing I feared the most. Excuse me while I cheer. Now here I stand a stronger soul and all I lost was fear." ...Anonymous
Sounds like a great experience all the way around. Maybe a few more gunowners in the making.
We will be much better off when we learn to deal with things as they really are, instead of how we wish them to be!
One of our local indoor ranges (air conditioned) has "ladies night" every Friday. No lane fees, and free gun rentals to the females. Just have to buy their ammo for their guns. If you bring your own gun, you can use your own ammo. They are packed every week. They end up selling a lot of guns because of their generosity. Great opportunity to let the ladies try out numerous guns before buying. My daughter takes her girlfriends there often.
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It sounds like a fantastic night out with the gals! Also, I may steal this idea now... :)
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Sounds like you ladies really had a good time!
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That's cool, great way to get new shooters interested!
Sounds like everyone had a great time. I must say "cudos" to the range for making it a bit more friendly to women. I have been to a few of them with my GF and found that when she is with me she is treated a bit different than when she goes there by herself.
I have been working with my local gun range to set up women only classes and range instruction. That being said, they do have what they call a "square dance" on Thursday nights. I call it "follow the leader." And just for the record, some of the better shooters are the women.
Congratulations on a great idea and a fun time.
Sometimes you find your destiny on the road you chose to avoid it.
this is great! exposure is key in a controlled environment.
thats awesome they shut down the range for you, too.
Great outing! It's nice to see such unbiased learning going on. Get in, get the hands dirty, and learn what you need to understand what's going on. That's how it should be ... without pressure, without judgment by others. Very cool.
I introduced a good friend of mine in much the same way, some months ago. We took a half dozen guns to the IPSC pits, took apart everything to show how they work, focused on safety and safe operation. We had a blast. He'd never done a shotgun, lever-action rifle, or most everything else I brought. He's still talking about it, asking when we're going out again. Anytime, buddy. Anytime.
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Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
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This seems like a good way to get your wives and girl friends who do not shoot started. It's kind of like teaching your wife to drive . someone else can do it better especialy if it's a all girl group


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How long to wait until I can tape over freshly painted surfaces
Good morning,
I need to repaint some rooms completely. I plan to start with the trim around the windows and floor. At the same time I plan to paint the ceilings.
Paint type for Trim will be semi-gloss, for Ceiling will be eggshell. Both some shade of white.
How long should I wait until I can tape over those freshly painted surfaces to paint the walls? Is one week enough?
Thank you all in advance.
Longer is better, but often 24 hrs is often enough, assuming you use painter's tape.
Depends - not on the colour nor the sheen of the paint - but on the type of paint: alkyd or latex.
Latex paint is the most suitable for the project but the resins in latex paints don't fully firm up for about 4-7 days after application. Many won't wait this long but that's what I would wait.
Stick the tape down firmly on the edge closest to where you plan to paint. Don't stick the tape firmly down across its diameter. It will make the tape easier to pull up and you will be less likely to damage the painted surface. Tape is not perfect but it does help not make a mess. I used water base paints and I have stuck tape on painted surfaces as little as 4 hours after painting but why take a chance. Longer is better.
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There's a relatively new tape on the market called "Frog Tape". The concept of Frog Tape is by adding a coating on the edges of the tape. The coating is activated by the water in the latex paint thus creating a tight seal. However reading the label is VERY IMPORTANT. It says the paint you apply it to must be cured. If the paint is not cured (and I speak from experience) the tape will bond with the paint on the substrate causing you five times the work to remove the residue. Go to the web site at frogtape.com, all your questions will be answered there. Watch the video, very informative. If you choose not to use the frog tape, use the blue painters tape with the orange cardboard core. But I would wait at least three days before you start taping (assuming you're using latex semi-gloss). Follow the instructions for the frog tape.
I know you didn't ask, but you might want to consider using a flat finish on your ceiling instead of eggshell. It's far more forgiving and the hiding properties are far superior, and it should be a little cheaper.
We've had Frogtape since late '07, when it first came out.
Label says don't use FT for 2 weeeks, since it's kind of medium-aggresive adhesion level. Some paints may harden-off enough b4 that however!
I'd play it safe and use the Orange-core "Delicate Surface" tape by 3M. Very good stuff.
frog tape is a great product, but not for this application.
you should use Scotch Delicate painters tape. it looks just like blue tape but has less adhesion so that you can put it on uncured paint.
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Elizabeth Banks didn't look pregnant at the Oscars, just about a month ago. That's because she wasn't. But she is sharing news about the birth of her baby today, nonetheless.
The 30 Rock actress and her husband, Max Handelman, have welcomed a son, Felix, via gestational surrogate.
"I have been very fortunate in life both professionally and personally," Banks, 37, writes on her blog, announcing the birth today.
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