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You're guaranteed to have a great time every night in Santiago de Compostela thanks to its student atmosphere. The streets are always thronging with people, and the old part of town is packed with places which are full of life even on Sunday and Monday evenings. The pubs are full of young people who come out to dance and have fun, and many venues offer live music, particularly the Celtic taverns. All these bars are located in the city centre, which means you can drop into several of them in one evening with just a short walk, just as the local inhabitants do. And you'll also find plenty of atmosphere outside in the streets, as the tunos (traditional troupes of student singers) regale revellers with their songs in the Plaza del Obradoiro square and in the busy streets around the Cathedral.
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SCI Shared Resources LLC Administrative Assistant in Vancouver, British Columbia
Overview & Responsibilities / Aperçu et responsabilités
We currently have a part time opening for an Administrative Assistant at Vancouver Memorial Services Crematorium Cemetery in Vancouver, British Columbia . This is the opportunity to be part of the Dignity Memorial® provider network and grow your career in the funeral, cremation and cemetery services business. For us, there is no greater responsibility than celebrating each life like no other and making a difference in the lives of people we serve.
Provides administrative support to a market office, funeral home, cemetery, crematory or a combination of these facilities. Assists with special projects, research, and resolving problems. Schedules meetings, drafts memos, transcribes notes, and creates presentations, generates reports, and prepares and monitors invoices and expenses.
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General office duties include, but are not limited to:
Answers phones, giving information to callers or redirecting calls as appropriate
Schedules meetings
Time Entry
Makes travel arrangements
Plans events
Completes management expense reports
Responds to inquiries in writing and/or verbally
Other duties may include:
Assists on special projects and other duties as assigned by the management team
Pulls monthly reports from reporting site and creates spreadsheets for stack rankings and tracking of key performance indicators
Processes annual funeral home and cemetery license renewals
Codes and scans of invoices
Coordinates Sarbanes Oxley compliance
Schedules call-in appointments for Sales
Staff Administrative Support
Reviews and processes all required documentation and performs day to day administrative duties for funeral services/ burials and/or cremations in accordance with policies and procedures
Files and maintains customer information for both new business and previous customers
Maintains office and facility supplies as well as fax machines, copiers and network printers.
Prepares Daily Schedules (Services, Who's Up, etc.)
Assists Human Resources (HR) with investigations, note taking and other documents
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Maintains processes to ensure compliance with policies and procedures including SOX administration and audit
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Performs other duties as assigned
Customer Service
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May serve as Receptionist to greet and receive client families and / or other persons entering the office for information and assistance.
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Requirements & Qualifications / Exigences et qualifications
- High school diploma or GED equivalent
- 3 - 5 years of experience working in a customer-focused and fast-paced professional environment.
Licenses or Certifications:
- None required
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
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Working knowledge of office equipment including calculators, copiers, printers, fax machines, telephone console
Effective communication skills both orally and in writing
Answering telephone courteously and in a polite manner with a goal to meet or exceed internal and external customer expectations.
High level of compassion and integrity
Problem solving skills
Ability to multi task and set priorities
Detail oriented
Must be able to follow instructions and work with minimal supervision
Discretion and confidentiality
Creative and organized
Excellent customer service skills
High energy and understands confidentiality matters and documents
SCI Overview / Vue d'ensemble
Who we are. What we do.
We're more than North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services. We are mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons and daughters who are devoted to the communities where we live and work. We are more than 20,000 dedicated individuals who provide caring assistance to families in need, honor veterans and public servants and deliver lifesaving programs to help keep children and seniors safe.
We operate under the umbrella of the Dignity Memorial network of 1,800 funeral homes and cemeteries. Dignity Memorial providers care for more than 300,000 families each year and understand the importance of thoughtful, personalized arrangements. We believe creating meaningful ways to pay tribute to a loved one begins with compassion and is shaped by the understanding that each life is truly unique. For us, there is no greater responsibility than honoring and preserving the story of one's life.
SCI offers advanced on-line training resources, career advancement opportunities in the largest organization in the industry, attractive benefits, and a wonderful community to serve with plenty of culture and personality. For additional information regarding our company, please visit our corporate site at www.sci-corp.com .
As used herein, "SCI" refers to Service Corporation International and its affiliated companies.
Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V
Service Corporation International is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the relevant legislation. If you require accommodation to apply or if selected to participate in an assessment process, please advise Human Resources.
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Job Locations CA-BC-Vancouver
Requisition ID / Numéro de l'offre Req.82734
# of Openings / Nombre de postes 1
Category / Catégorie d'emploi Administration and Clerical
Time Type Part-Time
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This post was written for inclusion in the monthly Carnival of Natural Parenting hosted by Code Name: Mama and Hobo Mama. This month our participants have written about at least one part of their birth experience that they can hold up and cherish.
Like each child, each birth was so completely different. And as with most things it is an experience amiable to refinement... you learn each time a little bit more about the process and a little bit more about yourself. There are more things that were "perfect" about my later births, than my earlier births, but there are things about each to celebrate. So here, now, are those moments....
1993 - first birth. I went into this one fairly unprepared. I had taken the hospital class, but honestly hadn't paid a whole lot of attention. I had this impression that if you just "rode" the contractions like a wave it would all work itself out. Huh, not quite like that. So I had several interventions that I hadn't planned on and had not done the work personally, or on behalf of my support team, to create the type of birth I had envisioned. I was pushing not a terribly long time if I remember correctly, and the Dr., who may have been the one on call, picked up a pair a scissors to perform an episiotomy. I told him that if he came near me with those scissors I would kick him. He didn't. The first time I had really stood up for myself with a medical professional.
1997 - Austin. He's not in the picture because we lost Austin at 26 weeks gestation to hydrops, but I couldn't write a story of my births without him. I celebrate the fact that we were able to hold him and spend time with him before we had to say goodbye. His contribution to our family also gave us family unity in our decisions to leave our sons intact and later, to birth at home.
1998 - My what a journey. There's nothing quite like a pregnancy and birth after a loss. This was my first birth without an epidural. I was incredibly proud of that as it was something that had been important to me previously but had not been fulfilled. I also find humor in the fact that the poor ER dr who got called in to do the catch (due to the quick progression) had the amniotic sac burst just as he was sitting down on his little stool drenching both him and the wall behind.
2001 - My first homebirth. Uhm, yeah - my brain was a little out to lunch on this one as I didn't realize the incredible cramping I was experiencing was labor until I felt her head. In my defense, other than Austin, I had always gone late and here it was 2 weeks before my EDD. This one we did on our own because when you don't call the midwife until you feel a head your usually SOL. It was pretty amazing just our little family, but also pretty fabulous that our midwife lived just 10 minutes from us and walked in within a couple of minutes of the birth to help us navigate the next parts, not to mention the cleaning up.
2004 - First water birth. 9lb 14 oz baby. Yeah I'm awesome ;-). Actually I felt like I had been run over by a mac truck after it was said and done - but still it makes a great example about not prejudging a woman's ability to give birth. I actually got to labor and know I was in labor. I spent a nice 5-6 hours kneeling beside the bed, rocking, *laboring*, instead of the crash course of the previous two. Oh and all of the kids got to be there; something we hadn't managed with the previous two, though we had tried (see preceding sentence). The chatter of the older three on the bed while I was pushing is one of my favorite memories.
2007 - my "baby". This is the only one that I managed to get on video and I love this video. I had always judged myself as being slightly out-of-control during pushing. Not that I think that one should be in control, but you know how you have these ideas about yourself that don't apply to anyone else. So anyway, I was slightly embarrassed at the whole thing, but watching that video I realized it wasn't nearly like I had pictured it in my head and I am proud of the strength that that woman on the video brings. And I knew I was in transition. This was the first baby that I didn't panic during transition, but just knew what it was and went with it. That flow that I had assumed would just happen with my first birth had arrived. And it was pretty darn perfect.
Visit Code Name: Mama and Hobo Mama to find out how you can participate in the next Carnival of Natural Parenting!
Please take time to read the submissions by the other carnival participants:
(This list will be live and updated by afternoon June 12 with all the carnival links.)
- I Had A C-Section. So What! — Jennifer at Hybrid Rasta Mama rewrites her birth story now that she has worked through the feelings of inadequacy and disappointment of not having the "perfect" birth.
- The Perfect Birth — Kellie at Our Mindful Life reflects on how a birth can be far from what we imagined, but still perfect.
- Own Your Birth: My Hope For All Expectant Moms — Andrea at Tales of Goodness shares how she owned her birth spiritually (while navigating it physically) in order to have a joyous experience.
- Carnival of Natural Parenting: My Birth Experience — It wasn't what Lily at Witch Mom wanted, but it was everything she needed.
- The Painless Natural Homebirth of BabyE — Shannon at GrowingSlower wants women considering natural birth to know painless births are possible.
- Reflections on Jemma's Birth ... 20 Months Later — It took a second pregnancy for That Mama Gretchen to fully embrace her first birth experience.
- Loving My Unnatural Birth Experience — Erika at Cinco de Mommy cherishes her very first birth experience, in all its unnatural glory!
- Be Careful What you Wish for in Birth — Amber at Strocel.com had two births, and it was the one that went to plan that she struggled with embracing.
- Redeeming an unexpected hospital transfer — Lauren at Hobo Mama looks back at her first, interrupted home-turned-hospital birth, and finds the beauty in what happened.
- All of it — Laura from Pug in the Kitchen had to learn to embrace the whole experience of birth even though it meant being naked . . . with an audience.
- Birthing Dreams & Realities — Momma Jorje never had a "dream birth," but she wouldn't change a thing about her births.
- Memories of Birth: Calm Amidst the Storm — While neither of her children's births had been quite what she expected, Cynthia at The Hippie Housewife cherishes one moment in particular from each of her birth experiences.
- Embracing Our Birth Stories — Luschka from Diary of a First Child shares a sensitive post on her recent birth which both did and didn't go 'to plan', and writes about the journey of coming to terms with the good and the bad.
- Two Beautiful Births — Sheila at A Gift Universe remembers how her mother brought out the beauty in each of her children's births, and tries to do the same with her sons' birth stories.
- Embracing My Supernatural ChildBirth Experiences... — Jenny at I'm a full-time mummy shares her fond memories on both her supernatural childbirth experiences
- Embracing the Hospital Birth Experience — Jenn at Monkey Butt Junction believes that sometimes a medicated, induced hospital birth is the right choice for a natural parent.
- Carnival: Embracing Your Birth Experience — Stephanie at The Other Baby Blog embraces the birth experience from a paleobiologist's point of view and takes a look at how humans defy their anatomy.
- Reflections on My First Birth and Preparing for a Second — Abbie at Farmer's Daughter shares the strength she didn't realize she had until she gave birth to her son.
- becoming a mama - embracing my birth experience — Meegs at A New Day remembers the birth of her daughter Gwenivere, and the empowered feeling it left her with.
- What About Us? A Poem About Birth — Kat at Loving {Almost} Every Moment shares a poem she wrote about healing from an unexpected and emotionally painful birth experience.
- Be a Man: One Father's View of Birth — Mandy at Living Peacefully with Children shares her husband's advice to other fathers and partners.
- A Birth Monologue — Kat at MomeeeZen shares a monologue she wrote during the process of healing from her birth experiences.
- Forgiveness: My Birth Journey — Leah at The Crunchy Farm Baby discusses what happens when her planned homebirth doesn't end up the way she wanted, and explains her journey of forgiving herself for losing that "perfect" birth.
- Patching together a perfect birth — KrissyFair at Think Mama, Think learned that sometimes a perfect birth happens in pieces.
- Celebrating and Sharing the Possibilities of Perfect Birth — Terri from Child of the Nature Isle joyfully shares details of her perfect births and wishes to inspire a more positive cultural expectation about birth.
- Instinct - Embracing Your Birth Experience — Laura at Laura's Blog reflects on instinctual moments during and after the births of her two daughters.
- I was Foolish Then — ANonyMous at Radical Ramblings describes how foolish lack of preparation for childbirth led to a feeling of powerlessness and fear, but that in the end she had her baby in her arms, and that's one thing she can celebrate.
- Sometimes no plan is the best plan — Tat at Mum in search contemplates that maybe she doesn't need a birth plan for her upcoming birth.
- Disturbing the peace — Kenna at Million Tiny Things thought she would be a calm, quiet baby-haver. Ha!
- Accepting the Unexpected During Birth — Emily at S.A.H.M i AM imagined herself laboring on a birthing ball but she never imagined where she'd really be most comfortable when the time came...
- Sacred This Time, Too — Kimber at The Single Crunch learned enough to know that the way she birthed wasn't they way she wanted to; but she also knew to enjoy it for what it was.
- The Birth Partner: A Great Natural Labor Companion — Justine at The Lone Home Ranger thinks that the secret to her pleasant natural labors was having a great support system.
- the Best Thing About My Labor Experience — Crunchy Con Mommy realizes that amidst all the things that seemed to go wrong with her labor, the love and support of her husband was the one thing she could always count on!
- Your Birth Was My Favorite — Dulce de leche describes some of the highlights from each of her four births and explains why despite the differences, they are all her favorites.
- Birth Story: Part One - Moon on a Stick! — Gentle Mama Moon tells the first part of her birth story to share some of the delight of labouring at home.
- Embracing My Birth Experience by Sharing My Birth Story — Dionna at Code Name: Mama made peace with her first birth by sharing the story with her son.
- Focusing on the Beauty of Birth — Julia at A Little Bit of All of It shares the beautiful aspects of her birth center water birth.
- A Joyful Induced Delivery — Amy Willa: Me, Mothering, and Making it All Work notes the meditations and perspective that helped her achieve an unmedicated birth despite being induced for medical reasons.
- Finding Joy in an Imperfect Childbirth Experience — Deb Chitwood at Living Montessori Now tells what she learned from her two very different childbirth experiences.
- What's to like about a c-section? — Jessica at Crunchy-Chewy Mama is glad she her second child at home, but she also cherishes much about the c-section she had four years earlier.
- What Story Will I Tell? — Rachael at The Variegated Life realizes that the way she tells the story of her second child's birth matters — and could be exhilarating.
- I Quietly Put My Hopes to Rest E — Erica at ChildOrganics shares her emotional ups and downs with the highly intervened birth of her special needs daughter, Bella.
- Tale of Six Births — Jessica at Instead of Institutions appreciates that unique challenges and joys of each of her births.
- Labouring naturally: nature's gift — Caroline at stoneageparent describes the most beautiful, spiritual aspect of the labour of her son, the first stages along a bumpy road to giving birth.
- All The Woman I Am. — Lindsay at This Woman's Work shares a poem about letting go and surrendering during the thralls of labor.
- A twin birth story: embracing the unexpected — Megan at The Boho Mama shares her twin birth experience and how she found the silver lining when faced with preterm labor, premature birth, and a two-week NICU stay.
- Giving Birth With Eminem — Kerry at City Kids Homeschooling shares how fiery rap music contributed to an empowered homebirth with her third baby.
- Two Different Births — Cassie at There's a Pickle in My Life shares how she learned from her first birth experience and how to trust yourself and your body.
- Embracing Our Potential: Birth as a Metaphor — Sheila from A Living Family guest posts at Natural Parents Network and expresses how birth has served as a metaphor to help her through other experiences in life.
- Little Sister's Birth Story: Our VBAC Adventure — Charise at I Thought I Knew Mama describes the recent birth story of her baby girl, her pride in an epidural-free VBAC, and how her story isn't exactly the birth experience she had planned for.
- A Journey in Birth Confidence — Shannon at The Artful Mama shares her experiences with labor during both of her sons' births.


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Thurston County, Washington Genealogy
United States Washington Thurston County Guide to Thurston County Washington genealogy. Birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
|Thurston County, Washington
Location in the state of Washington
Location of Washington in the U.S.
|12 January, 1852
|County Seat
|Thurston County Courthouse
2000 Lakeridge Dr SW;
Olympia, WA 98502
Phone: 360.786.5438
Thurston County Website
- 1 Historical Facts
- 2 Resources
- 2.1 Bible Records
- 2.2 Biography
- 2.3 Cemeteries
- 2.4 Census
- 2.5 Church Records
- 2.6 Court Records
- 2.7 Directories
- 2.8 Emigration and Immigration
- 2.9 Ethnic, Political or Religious Groups
- 2.10 Gazetteers
- 2.11 Genealogy
- 2.12 History
- 2.13 Land and Property
- 2.14 Maps
- 2.15 Migration
- 2.16 Military
- 2.17 Naturalization and Citizenship
- 2.18 Newspapers
- 2.19 Obituaries
- 2.20 Funeral Homes
- 2.21 Periodicals
- 2.22 Probate
- 2.23 Public Records
- 2.24 Repositories
- 2.25 Taxation
- 2.26 Vital Records
- 2.27 Websites
- 3 Places
- 4 Thurston County Washington Genealogy References
Historical Facts[edit | edit source]
In August 1848 Congress established Oregon Territory, which included the future state of Washington. By 1850 there were more than 300 non-Indian inhabitants north of the Columbia River, and as the new communities on and near the southern shores of Puget Sound began to grow, so grew the need for a local organized government and a new county. Simmons (in honor of Michael Simmons) was proposed as the name of the new county.
Instead, Thurston was chosen as the new county's name and Olympia was chosen as the county seat. The Oregon Territorial Legislature carved the new county out of Lewis County on January 12, 1852. The early Thurston County was considerably larger than it is today, covering territory from west of the Cascades to the coast and north to the Canadian border. However, other counties were quickly formed from parts of Thurston County and by 1877 it had been reduced to its present size.
Thurston County's name came from Samuel R. Thurston (1816-1851), the first delegate to Congress in 1849 from the new Oregon Territory, who had made a name for himself during his brief tenure in office defending the territorial rights of the northern part of Oregon Territory against the claims of the Hudson's Bay Company.[1]
|Beginning dates for major county records
|* For earlier dates, try... Church | Obituaries | Cemeteries
- Parent County: created 12 January 1852 from Lewis
- County Seat: Olympia [2]
- Neighboring Counties: Grays Harbor | Lewis | Mason | Pierce
American Indians[edit | edit source]
- Indians of the Untied States and Their Records
- Online Native American Indian Genealogy Records & Databases
Boundary Changes[edit | edit source]
Record Loss[edit | edit source]
Resources[edit | edit source]
Following is list of sites where you might find county-specific information that you could add to your county page, as well as general links you might wish to include as further research resources.
- United States
- Family History Library Catalog
- Wee Monster Genealogy Webpages
- Linkpendium
- ProGenealogist ~part of this site is free~
- Cyndislist
- US GenWeb[1]
- Genealogy Links
- State Archives
- Genealogylinks.net
- The Online Books Page, Click on Books Online, click on Subjects at the bottom of the page.
- One Step ~ Stephen P. Morse
- Olive Tree Genealogy
- Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free Books ~ In the search widow type in a subject or surname.
- FamilyHistory 101
- FamilySearch
- Ancestry.com ~pay for site~ free patron use in most Family History Centers
- Footnote.com ~pay for site~ free patron use in most Family History Centers
- Heritagequest.com ~pay for site~ free patron use in most Family History Centers
Bible Records[edit | edit source]
Biography[edit | edit source]
Early history of Thurston County, Washington : together with biographies and reminiscences of those identified with pioneer days
Cemeteries[edit | edit source]
- Thurston County, Washington Cemeteries - USGenWeb project.
- Thurston County, Washington Cemeteries.
- Ruddel Cemetery, Lacey, Thurston County, Washington.
- Cemetery records of Thurston County, Washington
- United States Cemeteries
- Tombstone Transcription Project ~ Partial transcription of cemetery tombstones ~ search on your county USGenWeb
- Interment.net ~ Cemetery listing and transcriptions ~ Search on your county
- African American Cemeteries Online ~ Partial index/transcriptions of African American cemeteries
- Find-A-Grave ~ search by locations
- About.com Genealogy ~ Cemeteries Online
Census[edit | edit source]
- United States Census 1860
- United States Census 1870
- United States Census 1880
- 1889 census, Thurston County, Washington Territory
- United States Cenus 1890 Veterans
- United States Cenus 1900
- Index to the 1910 federal census of Thurston County, Washington
- United States Cenus 1910
- United States Census 1920
- United States Cenus 1930
Church Records[edit | edit source]
- United States Church Records
- Family History Library Catalog
- USGenWeb Church Records Project
- Search at Church Directory of the United States
- Search at Net Ministries
- Search at USA Church
- Yellowbook Business, People Search, Reverse lookup
- Google "church and your county name"
Court Records[edit | edit source]
- Civil minutes (Thurston County, Washington), 1863-1867
- Court dockets, 1861-1888
- Court journal, 1891-1892; indexes, 1891-1966
Directories[edit | edit source]
- Olympia (Washington) city directories
- Olympia city and Thurston and Mason counties directory : containing an alphabetical list of business firms and private citizens of the cities of Olympia and Shelton and a complete business directory of Thurston and Mason counties
- Olympia, Thurston County, Wash. city directory : including Tumwater, Lacey and rurals, contains buyers guide and a complete classified business directory
Emigration and Immigration[edit | edit source]
Ethnic, Political or Religious Groups[edit | edit source]
Japanese[edit | edit source]
World War II Files, 1942-1946
Public Welfare/Social Security Department, (Japanese Internment) Assistance Cases, Evacuee Referrals for Resettlement and Assistance, 1945-1946 from the Washington State Archives – Digital Archives
Gazetteers[edit | edit source]
Genealogy[edit | edit source]
- Thurston County Washington Genealogy & Family History Resources
- Newspaper genealogical abstracts, the Morning Daily Olympian, Thurston County, Washington, 1891-1907
History[edit | edit source]
- Early history of Thurston County, Washington : together with biographies and reminiscences of those identified with pioneer days
- History of Thurston County, Washington
- Poncin estate, Johnson Point
- Thurston County History, People and Places
- Thumbnail History of Thurston County, Washington
- Thurston County, Washington - Wikipedia
- Thruston County, Washington - USGen Web project
Land and Property[edit | edit source]
|Yes or Maybe ⇒
|Seller (Grantor)
|Seller's Spouse
|Buyer (Grantee)
|Land Description and Dates
Land records (especially deeds) may give the name of a spouse, heirs, and witnesses, who may be relatives or in-laws.
County deeds, mortgages, and leases show transfers from person to person. See also Court Records for actions involving real estate. See Washington Land for government-to-person records.
Maps[edit | edit source]
Area map and other information from 1895: http://www.livgenmi.com/1895/WA/
Migration[edit | edit source]
Military[edit | edit source]
Some military records for this county have been digitized at the Washington State Digital Archives.
Naturalization and Citizenship[edit | edit source]
- Indexes to naturalization records of the Thurston County Territorial and Superior Courts, 1850-1974 : National Archives microfilm publications pamphlet describing M1234
- Naturalization index (Thurston County, Washington)
- Naturalization records (Thurston County, Washington)
- Thurston County naturalization records, 1834-1974; index, 1850-1974
- Washington, Thurston County, naturalization records
Newspapers[edit | edit source]
- Newspaper genealogical abstracts, the Morning Daily Olympian, Thurston County, Washington, 1891-1907
- The Olympian
- Nisqually Valley News
Obituaries[edit | edit source]
Funeral Homes[edit | edit source]
Periodicals[edit | edit source]
Probate[edit | edit source]
Probate records identify heirs of the decedents, give the (approximate) death dates, and provide specifics about property holdings. The records were kept by the county judge.
These include wills, inheritance records, dockets, and other documents regarding property and estates of individuals who have died. See also Court Records for civil actions involving estates. Also see Washington Probate Records.
Public Records[edit | edit source]
Repositories[edit | edit source]
Courthouse[edit | edit source]
Thurston County Courthouse
2000 Lakeridge Dr SW;
Olympia, WA 98502
Phone: 360.786.5438
County Auditor has birth and death records 1891-1907
and marriage records from 1891.
County Clerk has divorce probate and court records. [3]
Many civil records have been digitized and are available through the Thurston County Clerk's Office: http://www.co.thurston.wa.us/clerk/citizens%20guide.html
Family History Centers[edit | edit source]
Libraries[edit | edit source]
- Olympia Timberland Library
- United States Archives and Libraries
- Libraries.com ~Lists public libraries by state/county~
- Family History Centers
- WorldCat Library Catalog
- Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
- Nathional Archives and Records Administration
Museums[edit | edit source]
Societies[edit | edit source]
- http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~waogs/ Olympia Genealogical Society
- List of other Washington State Genealogical Societies
Taxation[edit | edit source]
Vital Records[edit | edit source]
Birth[edit | edit source]
Marriage[edit | edit source]
Death[edit | edit source]
- Register of deaths, Thurston County, State of Washington, 1891-1907
- Washington, Thurston County, death returns, 1892-1907
Divorce[edit | edit source]
Websites[edit | edit source]
- Family History Library Catalog
- Thurston County, Washington Genealogy and Family History (Linkpendium)
Places[edit | edit source]
- Thurston County, Washington. Geographic features, communities, populated places.
Thurston County Washington Genealogy References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ HistoryLink.org - The Free Onlline Encyclopedia of Washington State History
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Thurston County, Washington page 734, At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.


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new 2018 GUIDE reveals...
Fashion and Style Secrets Of The Most
Most Desired
... And Most
Lovers In The World!
Learn to look your best and draw female attention, at any age...
with the amazing secrets and discoveries in THIS
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Let me tell you an amazing (true) story that happened to me right on my birthday... Whilst I was partying with a few of my buddies in a very popular bar, waiting for my girl (with whom I was in an open relationship) to show up...
I went to the bathroom when this dude approaches me and tells me: "Hey man, this is your lucky night! I have a friend who has noticed you and wants to meet you..." I said "ok". He takes me to meet this
drop dead gorgeous brunette
who was patiently waiting for us a few feet away. She was really sexy and taller than me...
We talked, for a few minutes and I told her we're gonna talk some more inside. Sure enough, she came by my table and started dancing like crazy with her back to me (while her friend was in front of her, telling her my reactions).
The crazy thing is, another crazy-cute girl who was near my table, put her glass on MY TABLE whilst peeking to see my reaction as well.
What was I doing differently, I'm an average looking guy?
all of A sudden women starting to approach me!
All I had to do is go to the club and then have fun. NO approaching girls, NO weird anxiety, NO nothing. The girls did everything.
I'm sure that by now you're wondering: what made them act the way they did? Why would a woman who gets approached by hundreds of men, have the nerve to approach a guy? (Especially an average looking one such as myself)
Here's the big secret:
the way I was dressed
Women are hardwired to find good-looking fit, strong males and
with them. In their lizard brains, they are the breeders. They need "resources" and stick around men who have them. (That's how the evolutionist theory goes.)
They're consciously and unconsciously looking for guys who meet their deepest desires. And there's nothing you can do about it..
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Don't go on another date, don't go to another interview, don't even go out until you read the rest of this page!
By far, the fastest and easiest way of conveying that you're worthy of sex is through your clothes. Clothes communicate social status, self-confidence and wealth.
The better you dress, the more powerful your signals will be.
Now I didn't just make this up. I have read dozens of articles, studies andI have watched every TV show I could find, that discussed the appearance issue. I was stunned with the answers.
Economics Magazine Study
that Looks
[...] Grooming has the largest effect on GPA (Grade Point Average) for male students [...]
- Michael T. French, University of Miami
The fact of the matter is there are dozens of studies just like the one I quoted above... These studies CLEARLY reveal the fact that...
Well Dressed People:
have more friends, larger social circles and healthier relationships
HOTTER sexual partners and more sex!...
better paying jobs,
own more companies and corporations,
have lower divorce rates...
and MANY other "unfair" advantages!
Obviously, you can't fool anyone into thinking you're handsome when you're not. But what you can do is play the first impression game.
Screw GENETICS!
I can make you look EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE
You can be the best "you" that you're capable of by dressing for success. People have hard-wired good emotions towards other people who take care of themselves. This means better relationships and more life opportunities for you.
In time, I discovered dozens of secrets that make you more attractive. Finally I decided to put them all in one book, along with detailed advice about every piece of clothing you should wear. So I created...
The Be Stylish! A to Z
Crash Course
Think of this one-of-a-kind eBook as
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Here are just a few of the benefits of dressing stylishly:
More sex! When you have women literally hitting on you, you'll be the one rejecting THEM.
Show your best traits and hide your body flaws (hanging belly, too short, too skinny etc.). Sneaky, I know... but girls do this ALL THE TIME!
Have people treat you better and enjoy your company more. Hey, you look great! - you'll hear this a lot...
You'll feel confident day in and day out and opportunities will finally start coming your way. Your suggestions and decisions will weigh more.
How to quickly win the respect and trust of powerful people by becoming "a well dressed rebel".
Make your girlfriend fall in love with you all over again. In fact, you'll be able spark sexual attraction in every woman you meet, using my secret style combos (I've personally used a scarf paired with a dress shirt and a cardigan with amazing results).
Put your career into high gear. Use your personal image and charisma to help attain your financial goals.
How to mix and match colors and clothes. Learn the science of looking handsome.
Use the power of accessories to express your personality and send undercover SEX signals to women. They'll wanna know "where you got that ring from".
Give off a STRONG classy vibe by wearing a suit in the right size and fit. Knowing the details of this wonderful item of clothing is essential.
And much, much more...
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My system for (quickly) changing your personal image can be learned by anyone. And, for this...
You don't need to be tall
You don't need to be handsome
You don't need to have muscles
You don't need to have any current sense of fashion and style whatsoever
You can be 18 or 80 – it doesn't matter.
(Women are attracted like crazy by well-dressed older men.)
I know this sounds like it's too good to be true and I understand if you're skeptical. In fact, I hope that you are skeptical... because I was at first too. Until I changed the way I dressed and I saw how my life changed right before my eyes.
Ever since I saw the results and experiencing how people treated me differently, I swore I would dedicate my whole life to teaching other guys how to dress sharp. It's easy, fun and relaxing and I'm sure it will be for you too.
I can make Elmer Fudd look like Johnny Depp right now, I've done it before and I can do it again. I can't get enough of men thanking me with tears in their eyes for transforming them from downright ugly to handsome studs.
This is because my extensive knowledge in this field is based on:
Hundreds of e-mail and phone consultations with guys of all ages, body types and personalities. I've been doing this for over 4 years and loved every minute of it!
Dozens of face-to-face consultations and shopping sessions (trying on hundreds of clothes combinations to see what works and what doesn't)...
Endless discussions and debates with fashion consultants, dating experts and male models!
and, of course, applying EVERYTHING on myself (clothes, shoes, accessories, hair cuts, hair products, you name it).
I made a lot of fuss with my initiatives and ideas. A while back I've even been invited to a local television, where I showed a printed copy of the Be Stylish! ™ book.
I'm the one on the left in the picture below (wearing a black sports jacket, a blue striped shirt and a white vest):
Confession: I made some big mistakes at first... Mistakes you're going to save months (and some embarrassment) by side-stepping from day one
But don't take my word for it. Here's what some of my clients have to say:
"Our sincerest thanks for creating a great product"
Our sincerest thanks for creating a great product that is really aimed at helping men be fashion literate. We need more products like yours out there in the market.
A very wide coverage of topics related to improving your appearance. From every piece of clothing all the way to hygiene, this product won't leave a single inch of your body looking ugly.
Another module that most "bros" would definitely appreciate is the section about "Putting It All Into Action." Theory is useless without application so this module guides you with practical tips on how to dress based on your body type and face shape, just to name a few. There are also hidden gems in this section like smart shopping tips as well as tricks to maximize the impact of the first impression you project.
- Kurt, RelationshipSpotlight.com
"It's amazing what you've managed to compress in 220 pages."
Allow me to first congratulate you for a job very well done. It's amazing what you've managed to compress in 220 pages, the experience of years of hard work. [...] I can say I felt it very personally, like an old friend would tell me a story on a night out.
- Octavian A.
"I've changed myself almost radically as far as clothing is concerned"
Shortly after I bought your package I noticed different reactions in people I see very often. They seemed surprised because they knew I almost never wore shirts. I surprise them every week now with some new item of clothing.
- Adrian A.
Dress Like You're Getting Laid
OK, here's what you'll get: twelve easy-to-read modules jam-packed with information, that take you through men's clothing from A to Z.
I went through each item of clothing with a fine tooth comb and I made it super easy for you to read and apply the info. For your convenience, I've set them up such that you can start with any module you want.
Module 1: Grooming and Hygiene
Did you know your face is the first thing someone looks at when they see you? Don't let these grooming mistakes ruin the most important events in your life.
Get rid of those annoying pimples and red spots by using the right products for your skin type. You'll feel like a new man with your perfect "celebrity" skin.
Turn back the clock. Use my secret 5-step formula for taking care of your facial skin. If celebrities do it, so should you.
Find out why 3-blade razors are practically *murdering* your skin. What to use instead and how to get that perfect shave fast and with no pain.
Find the right cologne for your body type and personality. Now she'll have a reason to talk about you with her girlfriends.
Get the perfect hair style for you. Apply the one factor that can make it or break it when you choose it (pictures inside).
Get rid of excessive sweating right now!
Hair loss prevention tips.
And lots more…
Module 2: The Suit
Don't know a quality suit from a complete rip-off? You will from now on. Stop spending your money on cheap suits.
What texture, color, fabric, lapel and style are best for you? Find out everything at page 35.
Want a suit that fits you like a glove if you're thin, tall, fat or short? I'll tell you which one to buy.
Where can you find great quality suits for less than $300? I'll tell you the trade secret...
Protect your investment by taking good care of your suit! Plus, the biggest mistake that can ruin it at page 45.
And much more…
Module 3: The Shirt
It's time to move on from t-shirts. Shirts will make you sexier and give you a class. How to choose the right colors that will contrast perfectly with your skin tone.
Which shirt to wear in formal and informal occasions. Make a statement but make the right statement.
Still don't want to let go of t-shirts? I'll share a secret on how you can look stylish in them, at any age.
Shoulders too wide compared to your waist? Find out what advice I gave one of my readers at page 54.
And a whole lot more…
Module 4: Blazers and Jackets
Be a real-life James Bond by wearing a blazer. You'll practically hypnotize the women you come in contact with!
Classic jacket? Leather? Denim? Pick the one that you resonate best with.
I'll let you in on the crucial factor when it comes to choosing a jacket. You don't want to look and feel uncomfortable.
How to wear a parka. The secret outfit you can wear for an amazing look.
And much, much more…
Module 5: Pants and Jeans
Dress up your denim. Make outstanding outfits starting with a pair of simple jeans.
I'll let you in on what the best denim is (I'm talking quality here). Save money by purchasing durable jeans.
When you should wear chinos, khakis and cargo pants. You'll know how to dress right for every occasion.
And much more...
Module 6: Shoes and Socks
Shoes are the first thing women look at when they check a guy out... Wear this type of shoes to have them thinking about you for days to come.
Comfortable or stylish? You can be both. Learn to pick quality shoes and match them with the rest of your outfit.
A square toe or a rounded one? A big chunky sole or a slimmer one? Turn on to page 80 to find out.
Don't be like the other dufuses who always wear black shoes (and look like clones). Start wearing brown and coordinate it with the rest of your outfit.
Sock color is also crucial. Find out how to match your socks to the rest of the outfit.
With or without socks? If you get this right, it can make the difference between complete embarrassment and a super-attractive look.
And much much more…
Module 7: The Overcoat
Wanna know all about being stylish when it's freezing or raining outside? I'll give you plenty of overcoats to choose from.
I'll let you in on which men's coats will make you look *manly* and which ones to avoid. Believe it or not, some of them will make you look feminine.
Module 8: Accessories
Start wearing ties! It's all in the details... I'll show you how to pick your ties and match them with your shirt, suit and blazer.
How to make the Windsor knot (step-by-step pictures included)
Don't get screwed when buying sunglasses. Plus, how to pick the right pair to go with your face shape, eyebrows and hair style.
Choose the right belt for a complete coordinated outfit. This is a must-know for any man.
Ever had problems with that belt hanging? Learn how to choose the right belt size for you.
Learn to tie your scarf like an Italian. Step-by-step pictures inside.
Find out what pitfalls to avoid when buying a watch. Match it with your clothes for a class and stylish look.
Wear bracelets and rings. Why? Because women like sexy. I'll tell you which ones.
Go beyond boring formal wear. I'll show you how to wear a pocket square, match it with the rest of your outfit and where to find the best prices.
And much much more…
Module 9: Taking Care of Your Clothes
Clothes are an investment so you need to protect them. Learn how to prolong their life time and have them look great for years!
How to remove the most common stains. Know what to do in every situation.
How to salvage your suede shoes if they got stained. Why spend hundreds on a new pair when you can make the old one look brand-new again?
Module 10: Matching Your Outfit
Are you wearing clothes with big logos on them? Maybe socks with sandals? If this sounds like you, I'll tell you what to do to avoid some fatal mistakes that could cost you a lot in the long run.
Learn the secret weapon of casual style: layering. How to make stunning outfit combinations by layering clothes.
You can wear a suit but you don't want people to mistake you for a congressman. Put some color into it and show your personality.
And much much more…
Module 11: Put It All Into Action
Once you decided which clothes and accessories you want to wear, it's time to take action. Find out my secret tips for smart shopping and save thousands!
14 sneaky little tricks to make yourself look taller. Women always prefer taller guys. You can fool anyone with these techniques and gain inches.
How to dress appropriately for your age. Don't look like the kid you once were.
How to look slimmer instantly. Lose a few extra pounds each time you apply one of my tricks that I'll share with you at page 170...
Find out my 7 killer first date style tips. I never ended a first date without french-kissing the girl and neither should you.
What's the number one mistake guys make when going to an interview. Plus, 5 sure tricks to make your employer hire you.
How to quickly know what facial shape you have and find the perfect haircut for you - faster than you can snap your fingers!
And much more…
Module 12: Inspirational Style Icons
This special bonus chapter will reveal to you 14 celebrity style icons that really know how to dress. When you need some style ideas, turn to these guys for help. Their clothes and personalities have inspired generations.
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The 7 Most common questions
on men's fashion and style
Q1. What will my friends and family say when they'll see me all dressed up?
A1: The change doesn't have to be drastic - it's up to you. Just start with one piece of clothing and take it one step at a time. Your peers will respect you more without even knowing why!
Q2. This won't work for me. I won't look good no matter what I wear.
A2: Hey, I didn't look good either. I fact, I bet I probably looked a lot worse than you do right now. And now I have the hottest girls checking me out and whispering to each other: "Do you see how that guy is dressed?"
Q3. I already dress well… I don't need this!
A3: In that case, props to you! There's always more to learn and I'm sure I can help you make outfits that are so good; you'll want to throw away your old clothes.
Q4. What will my wife or girlfriend say?
Women love fashion and style
. They want you to look at your best because they know how important your personal image is. If she's ever worn lipstick, she'll say "yes" to you trying my system.
Q5. My beer buddies are gonna laugh at me if they see me dressed stylish! What should I do?
A5: Your beer buddies never dated hot girls (except those who look good genetically). Once you read and apply all the modules, you'll see sexual opportunities coming your way… regularly.
Q6. I'm a college student and short on cash. Can I be stylish on a budget??
A6: Absolutely! It all boils down to the way you put together your outfits and finding quality clothes at reasonable prices. It's so easy even a kid could follow this.
Q7. I'm too old. I don't need this anymore…
A7: Sorry to disagree with you on this one. Older people are way more stylish than younger ones. You are the real gentlemen. Just find the clothes that show your wisdom and personality..
Ok, George... So How Much Is This Going to Cost Me?
Let me ask you this: how much are you willing to pay to have a cute girl by your side? How about two girls? Can you put a price tag on it?
$5,000 ? $3,000 ? $2,000?
Most image consultants charge you up to $250 per hour, and they have the nerve to set the minimum duration to 2 hours!
Are you kidding me? 500 bucks just to get only a small fraction of the information contained in my package?
What if I told you that Be Stylish ™ won't even cost you $500? How about $100 or even $50? A steal, I'm sure you agree.
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here's my 60-day
it or it's
Take the eBook and the bonuses and work on your image for 60 days. That's more than enough time to get a few cool clothes and put together a few attraction-generating outfits.
If you're not happy with your new and improved look, all you have to do is send me an e-mail and I'll refund you every penny.
Or, you can just e-mail clickbank directly (you'll get all their info on the receipt that comes with the product) and you'll get an AUTOMATIC refund.
The ClickBank guarantee is probably the safest and most trusted across the internet.
And I personally stand behind my product, so you have nothing to worry about.
Heck, you can even e-mail me (don't forget to mention that you're a customer, my inbox is flooded every day) and I'll personally answer any questions you may have.
- George
Yes, George! I want to be the handsome stud that dresses like he's getting laid!
Yes, I want to look hot in a matter of days and your system is the only solution. I want people to respect and admire me!
I understand that if I'm not completely satisfied with your eBooks, I can simply delete them and get my money back. Your 60 days Guarantee has got me covered.
I also get that I need to act now in order to get the bonuses...
Ask yourself: what would I give in exchange for a personal image that everyone will respect and admire?
Can you imagine giving off a strong sexual vibe to every woman you meet, triggering heart pounding attraction and nail-biting sexual desire inside her?
Are you willing to be that man?
The secrets which will make you look and feel great, that will give you floods of respect and admiration from those around you, and will ultimately turn you into a highly respected and attractive man, are finally here. You're just a click away from them!
Please - if your self esteem means ANYTHING to you - let me hear from you right away!
Your image consultant,
founder BeStylish.org
"This eBook gave me the final push"
"This eBook gave me the final push to go to a dermatologist, to find out I had sensitive skin. Now my face is clearing up and feeling smooth.
Now to the fashion aspect, I've learned to match colors better and the use of accessories to bring a little more style to plain outfits. Also to use as a finishing touch on already good looking outfits."
-Jimmy Rohn, Louisville, KY
"it's simply indispensable, let alone captivating"
"I've never read a more useful book in my entire life! it's simply indispensable, let alone captivating, not to mention the pictures you can find at least one for every 2 pages, which are incredibly useful"
- Chris
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After rough start, Rogers gives Toronto a boost
CLEVELAND -- The Blue Jays got a pair of much-needed innings out of right-hander Esmil Rogers during Saturday afternoon's 5-0 victory over the Indians.
Toronto entered the game with five of its relievers -- Sergio Santos, Steve Delabar, Brett Cecil, Neil Wagner and Todd Redmond -- unavailable to pitch. It was a less-than-ideal situation that was made easier to handle because of seven-plus innings from left-hander Mark Buehrle.
There was still a need for someone to come in from the bullpen and close things out. Rogers entered with a pair of runners on and nobody out in the eighth inning, but managed to record the final six outs without any major issues.
"He was outstanding. I think he kind of simplified all of his pitches," Blue Jays catcher Dioner Navarro said. "We went with a 1-2 combo, fastball-slider and it worked out pretty good."
Rogers has gotten off to a rough start this season, so any positive outing he has can be considered a step in the right direction. He has already given up four home runs in just 10 1/3 innings, and that has caused the club to hesitate before using him in any close ballgames.
Prior to Saturday's game, he had gone five full days without pitching in the bullpen. He still gave up a very deep fly ball in the eighth, but managed to escape without any runs crossing the plate and according to Navarro, his slider was one of the main reasons why.
"He was throwing the backdoor to lefties ... and the fastball has some life to it," Navarro said. "He hit 95 a couple of times, and it was nice to have him bounce back like that, and he's going to help us out a lot throughout the whole season. He has what it takes and he needs to keep throwing the ball like that, and his confidence will start building up again."


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It has been a whirlwind around these parts, having family around while we all discussed our loss and treasured our many memories was a wonderful way to spend the short amount of time that we had together. One of my amazing uncles said it so beautifully in the memorial service, "there is much consolation in a life well lived". It has given me much to think about and some new goals in how to prioritize in my decision making. I feel very blessed to have a large and involved family in my life!
The whirlwind part is that it is also the time of year where I have the opportunity to work on projects for the Craft and Hobby Association trade show that is in just 10 days and there are many deadlines for making sure that these projects make it into shipping crates that need to be on the way to the show by this Friday or Saturday. Juggling the commitments that I had made prior to the passing of my grampa, and the desire to spend as much time as possible with my siblings that had traveled very far and a great expense made for a very wacky schedule and the loss of a few hours of sleep. But it is all worth it to feel the love of my family and also send some of my creative spirit on its way.Makes me a very lucky girl!
In the midst of all of that, I have also been a guest artist for the month with Skipping Stones Designs, and this weeks project features the new release called Birthday Purses. It is such a cute and very clever set with the fun and quirky sentiments and the beautiful purse images, so fun to use!
The Cosmo Cricket Delovely is so bright and cheerful with this set, and the card came together so easily! Love it when that happens :o)
I am off to enjoy my wonderful, wacky, whirlwind of a Wednesday. There are beautiful Graphic 45 papers from their two new releases on my desk waiting for me to play with them, and who am I to say no...
~It needs to be said~
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I've gotten really behind on this blog space. Like, months behind. Life has forged ahead in a barrage of late nights, early mornings, frozen dinners and lukewarm coffees consumed in a weak attempt to maintain sanity.
I've missed comments, questions and emails. I've been dismally sporadic on social media. Let's just say that my time and energy for this space have recently dissipated (as have my normal working hours and pimple-free complexion) and I'm hoping that things will get better soon.
Anyway, in the midst of the busyness (a couple of months ago) the kind folks at Maxwell & Williams sent me a few of their products to style in a winter shoot. Think: mulled wine, clustered candles, warm light and layered textiles with natural timber.
I was so excited. I bought a fruity Shiraz to mull with star anise, cloves and heady citrus. I started planning for colour contrasts against rich acacia wood. But despite the best of intentions, most of winter ran away from me (sans the energy required for a candlelit dinner party) and late June became mid-July. Eventually, grand ideas gave way and I improvised. Blogger life, right?
So, in absence of an official shoot, I'm sending images your way of these gorgeous products in a less formal manner. Instead of candles and rich spices, you've got sunlight and Mexican food. A little representative of the change of seasons, really.
Heading up this post is the Little Jungle Terrarium Orbit (top, 13cm, $29.95). Something I never thought I'd feature in my kitchen (sooo #hipsterhome) but it's rather adorable in its shiny roundness. I've filled mine with soft green herbs, mulch and organic earth (not a plastic deer in sight) and the concept has worked beautifully. I'm happy to say that three weeks on, the herbs are growing steadily in their glistening new home, with new tendrils of thyme curling towards the windowsill. Happiness*.
*click away if you're after a more traditional DIY on how to fill the perfect terrarium.
Second to be featured is the gorgeous Artisan Long Board (55 x 20.1 x 1.8cm, $49.95, above) which is begging to be used as a centrepiece for entertaining. I've used it as a backdrop for a casual Mexican flat-lay (or mis en place, if you will) but I'm already planning a dinner party where it will be laden with beet dip, spelt seeded crackers, leafy Dutch carrots and a wedge of piquant blue cheese.
The quality acacia wood adds instant warmth to a table setting. In a couple of months, I'm sure you'll be able to play spot-the-long-board on this 'ol blog. It's already a firm favourite.
So. Big thanks to Maxwell & Williams inspiring this post with warm timber, rope and glass. And, as always, thanks to those of you who read this blog and engage with content. I do hope that I'll have some new recipes up for you soon.
In the meantime, you'll find plenty of deliciousness (including the recipe for my black bean tacos, above) in my recipe index.
Disclaimer: the Little Jungle Terrarium Orbit and Artisan Long Board featured in this post were supplied by Maxwell & Williams. No monetary compensation was received and as always, all views expressed are my own. #yourstyleyourway


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When registration opened for last year's Tour of the Battenkill, all 650 spots in the Category 5 fields sold out in eight minutes. The upstate New York event, which takes place in April and bills itself as "America's toughest one-day race," is just one in a growing category of competitions modeled after the legendary Spring Classic Paris-Roubaix, where riders go head to head on a mix of paved and dirt roads. With Roubaix season looming, we offer this insider's guide.
Practice slow ascents on steep dirt or grass pitches. Stay far enough back on the saddle to keep the rear wheel on the ground while leaning forward enough to prevent the front wheel from popping up. Aim for a round, smooth pedal stroke. When you're descending, keep your grip relaxed, float on the balls of your feet, and train your vision as far up the road as possible.
Roubaix-style races are battles of attrition in which the strongest riders simply pedal away from those who lose steam late in the race. Use as little energy as possible in the first half and try to stay in the biggest group at the front over each climb and dirt section. Be patient and ready to follow opponents as they accelerate. Look for opportunities later to launch an attack of your own.
Plan ahead for unpaved sections by getting into a good position early: The closer you are to the front of the group at the entrance to each, the better you'll fare. Maintain your speed by following smooth patches of road and by avoiding soft dirt on shoulders. In turns, take the inside line and improve your stability by getting into the drops and steadily pushing a large gear.
Feed zones can be chaotic, so carry food and use the aid stations just for water. Eat at least every 30 minutes and aim to take in 200 to 300 calories per hour. With alternating climbs and flat sections, most Roubaix-style races follow an on-and-off rhythm. Be vigilant about eating early and often, using lulls in the race to your advantage.
Roubaix-inspired races in the United States
Perry Roubaix Perry, GA
Tunis Roubaix Brenham, TX
Rouge Roubaix St. Francisville, LA
Barry-Roubaix Middleville, MI
Webster Roubaix Webster, FL
Tour of the Battenkill Cambridge, NY
Boone Roubaix Boone, NC
Colorado Koppenberg Circuit Race Superior, CO
Hilly Billy Roubaix Morgantown, WV
TIRES: Use tubular, tubeless, or high-volume (25- or 28mm) training tires with at least standard-thickness tubes.
GEARING: An 11-28 cassette is a smart, versatile choice for steep climbs and fast descents.
DERAILLEUR: Install a chain catcher and tighten the lower limit screw on the front derailleur to prevent chain drop.
CAGES: Traditional metal ones keep bottles more secure over rough roads than plastic or carbon cages.


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These five simple shop aids help you work
more effectively & efficiently.
by Chuck Bender
pages 48-51
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Every woodworker eventually runs into problems that just cannot be easily solved using hand tools or power tools with the stock accessories. That's when jigs and fixtures such as shooting boards and table saw sleds bridge the gap.
But these are only a couple of the endless possibilities. I know woodworkers who build jigs for nearly every conceivable step of a project. While I don't usually go that far, I have been known to create jigs to overcome the problems of repeatability in hand work and the limitations of a machine.
Jigs make difficult tasks easier, repetitive tasks more accurate and speed up tasks that might otherwise be drawn-out and time-consuming. Jigs save our fingers, hands and other body parts from injury and stop us from wrecking a special piece of wood. Essentially, jigs are essential.
The basic premise of good jigs and fixtures is simple: They hold the work or the tool to allow you to accurately perform an operation that would otherwise be difficult, dangerous or impossible. To me the best jigs are the simplest.
Sharpening Stick
One task I do regularly (I hope you do, too) is sharpen. For my bench planes, chisels and spokeshaves, I like a hollow grind. This gives me the sharpest tool possible while making freehand honing an easy task.
For my plane and spokeshave irons I use a jig I like to call a sharpening stick – I said I like simple jigs the best and you can't get much simpler than a stick – but this is no ordinary stick. This stick has an angle cut on each end.
Blog: Learn more about routers and how they have changed woodworking for the better.
Video: Watch Chuck Bender use his sharpening stick.
In Our Store: Build a jig to make accurate dados to fit any thickness material, without spending a fortune.
To Buy: A collection of the 55 best jigs that you'll ever need when working in the shop.
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Ignoring the sweet and salty roasted chickpeas on top, these gluten-free chocolate cupcakes made with garbanzo bean flour and frosted with chocolate hummus are indistinguishable from the chocolate birthday cupcakes that you've had a thousand times – with the smell of smoke still lingering in the air from recently made wishes for ponies and Disney vacations. The rich chocolate frosting (a step up from the typical turn-your-mouth-blue-"butter"cream) might give partygoers a small hint that something was different, but it's unlikely that they would think about it any longer than the birthday girl did to rip open the princess outfit she'd been waiting for. These gluten-free cupcakes aren't special or spicy, and they don't have a unique earthy finish; they taste like classic all-American chocolate birthday cake. Sometimes, gluten-free or not, that's just what you want.
Tips on Baking with Garbanzo Bean Flour
These gluten-free chocolate cupcakes all started with an email from reader and Facebook fan Beth Davis. She asked if I had any recipes using garbanzo bean flour. I didn't, but I sure was up to the challenge!
Garbanzo bean flour is a common ingredient in Indian food, where it is called besan flour. I found a very helpful article by Kay Miranda on Livestrong.com on baking with besan flour that I used in creating my recipe. The article explains that besan flour leads to heavier cakes than all-purpose flour and suggests some ways to compensate:
- "Sift the flour twice before adding it to any baking recipe to increase air surrounding the flour. This incorporates more air into the recipe, making lighter baked goods."
- "Increase 1 tsp. of baking soda to 1 1/2. This helps create lighter texture with the soda bubbling through cooking."
Even if you don't use my recipe, I hope that you'll find these tips helpful if you choose to convert your own recipe to gluten-free with garbanzo bean flour.
Gluten-Free Chocolate Cupcake Recipe
My only complaint about this gluten-free chocolate cupcake recipe is that the cupcakes didn't dome (some even sunk a bit after cooling) and the ones that I filled too high got thin, crusty tops. I believe that this happened because they were too light to support the weight of a dome (see my FAQ on collapsing cupcakes). I was willing to deal with a few fallen cupcakes for the sake of such a light gluten-free cake. No one will ever see the top of the cupcakes anyway since they will be slathered in frosting. To ensure that your cupcakes don't overflow, be sure to only fill the liners halfway.
Gluten-Free Chocolate Cupcakes Made With Garbanzo Bean Flour
- 2 3/4 cups garbanzo bean flour sifted twice
- 1 3/4 cups sugar
- 3/4 cup cocoa powder
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 large eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 1 cup whole milk
- 1 cup boiling water
- In a large mixing bowl, mix flour, sugar, cocoa powder, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
- Mix in eggs, vanilla, olive oil, and milk until just combined.
- Mix in water.
- Fill cupcake liners just halfway.
- Bake at 350 F for 25 minutes or until the top bounces back when lightly touched.


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Twilight: Multigenerational wolves
Yesterday in Vancouver – Chaske Spencer spotted in good spirits and your first look at Graham Greene, in town to shoot his sequences for New Moon. Both worked yesterday.
Where: in the forest.
What: Robert Pattinson/Edward takes off, leaves Bella/Kristen Stewart, and then people are looking for her and then Chaske carries her to safety.
Frequently asked question:
Lainey, we've come all the way to Vancouver from (insert any country/any town/any state here) and really want to see the stars on the set. Can you let us know where to find them? Where are they staying?
Answer: can't tell you about the hotels. That's something not even I am comfortable with. As for the sets, many industrious fans have already found a few locations. Not necessarily opposed to it but then again, what about work/school?
Photo of wolves released by Summit to USA Today
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McLean, VA based comedian GoRemy has just published his latest album entitled [i]The Falafel Album[/b] and we're particularly enjoying one cut on it entitled Saudis in Audis. Remy's become pretty well known, having appeared on MTV, Best Week Ever, CNN, Fox News, ABC News, Anderson Cooper 360 and more.
Watch his video then click the links below for his website or buy the cut and others from his new album on iTunes.


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Hanley plans to play after game off with sore hand
SAN FRANCISCO -- Dodgers shortstop Hanley Ramirez was not in the starting lineup Thursday, but he said his bruised hand had improved enough overnight that he expects to play Friday night vs. the D-backs at Dodger Stadium.
"I'm not going to try to play tomorrow. I'm going to be there," said Ramirez, who was struck on the back of the left hand by a Ryan Vogelsong fastball Wednesday night. X-rays were negative.
The injury is to Ramirez's bottom hand when he grips a bat. Because he represented the go-ahead run leading off the top of the seventh inning, Ramirez said he did not believe the pitch was intentional.
"Everybody knows it wasn't on purpose," he said. "It's part of the game."
Ramirez said he believes his teammates protect him. Manager Don Mattingly said opponents generally pitch Ramirez inside, as most teams do with most dangerous hitters.
"Guys that can hit, you want them off the plate," he said. "We pay attention. We'll protect our guys."


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10 years for Bartlett man who killed 10-year-old on Chain O'Lakes
David Hatyina will spend one year in jail for every year that Tony Borcia was alive.
Saying he was "aware of the impact" a prison sentence would have on Hatyina and his family, Kane County Judge Clint Hull on Friday sentenced the 51-year-old Bartlett man to 10 years in prison for running over and killing 10-year-old Tony Borcia on the Chain O' Lakes on July 28, 2012.
"I feel the judge made a proper sentence," said Tony's father, Jim Borcia, after the two-day sentencing hearing at the Lake County courthouse. "No sentence could have given us what we really wanted, to bring Tony back to us."
Hatyina, who is required to serve at least 85 percent of the sentence, was immediately taken into custody after the hearing, while family members from both sides burst into tears.
Defense lawyers had requested Hatyina not go to prison, partly because he has a 9-year-old daughter with Down syndrome.
Hull, who was appointed to try the case because the Borcia family has ties to another Lake County judge, could have sentenced Hatyina up to 14 years or given him as little as probation.
While Hull said it was clear Hatyina is remorseful over the boy's death, the judge said Hatyina chose to ingest cocaine, drink alcohol, and then drive a boat on a busy boating day on the Chain.
"The defendant was responsible for operating a boat in whatever condition was taking place on the lake," he said. "You made certain choices that you, and everyone, wants taken back. ... The remorse comes too late for everyone."
The sentencing comes about two months after Hatyina pleaded guilty to a single count of aggravated driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Hatyina was initially charged with five counts of aggravated operating a watercraft under the influence of alcohol and drugs that resulted in death, and four counts of reckless homicide. Those charges were dropped as part of the plea agreement.
In accepting the plea deal, Hatyina admitted he was intoxicated and had cocaine in his system when piloting his power boat, "Purple Haze," on the Chain.
Tony Borcia and his sister, Erin, were riding on an inner tube towed by a boat operated by their father, Jim, at about 4:35 p.m. when a wave caused Tony to fall into the water.
Jim Borcia turned the boat to pick up his son, but authorities said Hatyina's 29-foot Baja bore down and ran over Tony, even though he was wearing a reflective life jacket and waving his arms frantically.
Investigators from the Illinois Conservation Police determined through blood samples that Hatyina had a blood alcohol content of between .09 and .12 percent before the crash. Blood tests also revealed Hatyina had cocaine in his system.
Earlier in the day, Hatyina said in a one-minute statement he was sorry for the pain he has caused the Borcia family, especially Tony's parents and siblings.
Margaret Borcia, Tony's mother, said Hatyina's words were hollow because it was the first time she has heard an apology.
"This was the first time he said he was sorry," she said. "The first time we saw that was when he was on the stand."
In a prepared statement after the hearing, Jim Borcia said "while Mr. Hatyina is serving his prison sentence, the Borcia family will be honoring their baby boy by living their lives with his love and infectious smile in their hearts and helping each other to try an mend the wound caused by this reckless and callous individual."
Lake County Assistant State's Attorney Ari Fisz said he is hopeful the harsh sentence handed down by Hull will deter other incidents on the Chain O' Lakes.
"(Boaters) are now going to see if you do the type of thing the defendant did, you will go to prison for a very long time," Fisz said.


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BAFTA 2009 Articles
BAFTA 2009 hilights, gossip, photos, and video.
BAFTA Brange
The Jolie did not wear a robe. And she did not wear all black. Surprised? Me too. It was mostly black but there was also an aggressive yellow arrow breaking up the darkness. And she really did smolder last night. There was a way about Angelina at the BAFTAs that was missing from the SAGs and the rest – a back to bombshell challenge on her face that will, hopefully, carry through to the Oscars. Full Story
BAFTA Unspoiled: Dev Patel
Please let him stay this way – so humble and grateful and eager and sweet. Here's Dev Patel at the BAFTAs riding the incredible wave, and still as amazed as he was 2 months ago when this thing took off. Dev is adorable! Did you see him on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart? If not, you MUST. Full Story
BAFTA Recycle: Freida Pinto
Oh Freida. Another major awards show, another disappointing choice. I worry for our Freida. The colour… not crazy about how it washes her out. And the dress – it's an Oscar de la Renta but it may as well be Dior two years ago. Both Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore wore a variation in fuschia and green that at the time I called lettuce and now it's been recycled. Full Story
BAFTA Worst Hair: Penelope Cruz
Like, this fringe is balls. Hate it. Also why is she wearing the same dress over and over again? Black, mermaid, I mean there's saving up and there's just being lazy. Thrilled that Pene won Best Supporting Actress because she really was on fire in Vicky Cristina, but this doesn't absolve her from the assness of these geisha bangs. Full Story
BAFTA Best Hair: Kylie Minogue
Kylie's hair is often so severe, pulled back tight, or curled to the point of motionlessness, it's lovely to see a softer side. Does Kylie's hair reflect her heart? I think so, yes. Kylie is in love Full Story
BAFTA My Marion
Last year she presented herself at the BAFTAs in angel winged gorgessity from head to toe and took home a mask. This year, it's a different Marion. Not her best dress by far (hate it) and her hair looks lank and unwashed… But this is my girl. My girl understands her year has come and gone. Full Story
BAFTA Shia
Shia LaBeouf skipped the red carpet entirely at the BAFTAs. It'd be easy to rip his balls off for it like he's Gwyneth Paltrow or Katie Holmes - all of a sudden too good for press at an awards show. But I find it harder to hate on Shia than his other douchey peers. When Shia says he's not an attention whore, I kinda believe him. Full Story
BAFTA Winslet
The dress is Zac Posen, fit her beautifully. I likey much better than the other black one from the Globes. And her speech was better too. Short, concise, heartfelt… Will it be her last of the season? Or will she have the chance again on Oscar night. She is the favourite going in and what I like about Kate is that there's no false modesty about this. Full Story
BAFTA Goldie Hot Mess
Is she senile? Was she drunk? Both? Whatever the reason, every minute was the best thing ever. And she still managed to be endearing. Completely off her tree, momentarily incapable of reading, escaping to the beach for 5 seconds or so at one point, there may have been a joint involved too… Goldie makes retirement look good. Full Story
BAFTA Red Hot Mess: Sharon Stone
Sharon Stone and Madonna are both 50. I'd say Sharon's work is less… jarring…than Madge's? She really does look great. Wears that dress beautifully. Face has been enhanced but not alarmingly so. Very Demi Moore. But as we all know, Sharon Stone is f-cking crazy. Thankfully she didn't dial down the crazy for the BAFTAs either. Full Story
BAFTA Bonus: Jim Sturgess
Don't know who he's with. But her outfit is kinda badass. And – please forgive me if it's a relative – together they look like hot dirty sex. Don't let it be a relative! It's so rare to see him… like months and months between sightings…and he's not a carpet staple of course…and no one cares about him because he doesn't sell so I could only find two pics but whatever. Full Story


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The data shows three men were released in the Braidwood zip code.
In total, the state corrections department released 4,520 men and women on mandatory supervised release between January and March, according to records.
Under state law, paroled offenders are still in legal custody of the IDOC, meaning they can be taken back to a correctional center at any time if the state has probable cause or a warrant.
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New Fund created to support victims of Boston Marathon explosions
Reports of fake websites and Twitter accounts seeking donations to help the victims of the Boston Marathon explosions surfaced within hours of the tragedy. As with any such disaster, many of us are moved to open our hearts and wallets to help those people who have suffered terrible loss. Be very cautious about supporting any organization that reaches out to you by email, social media or phone, or any group you've never heard of before.
On Tuesday, one day after the Marathon explosions, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino announced the creation of The One Fund Boston, to raise money to help those families most affected by the bombings. The cornerstone donation to the fund is a $1 Million donation from John Hancock, with headquarter offices in Boston for more than 150 years.
To learn more about this fund, or to donate, click here.
Before the events in Boston, a new website was recently created to help donors think about disaster-related philanthropy more strategically. The Center for Disaster Philanthropy offers tools, expert analysis, and strategic one-on-one guidance to maximize the impact of dollars given to disaster preparedness, relief, and recovery. If this is an area of interest to you over the long-term, check out this new resource.
In the meantime, however, the Governor's and Mayor's special fund for the Boston Marathon victims appears to be a very safe place to send your donations in the wake of this most recent tragedy.


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Are you kidding me? Would you just look at this one day's worth of content provided to you here on GMG?
Listen, there are glossy magazines that only come out quarterly around here that don't provide what we provide in a single day. Glossy magazines that sell tens of thousands in ads, with paid staff, that take three months to put out a publication that I'd argue we could stack our content up against on a single day and we're banging it out for you 365 days a year.
There are NO, ZERO, NADA media outlets providing what the team of Good Morning Gloucester contributors are putting out on a daily basis.
No Way, No How, End of Story!
The interesting conversations going on in the comment sections of the vegan and Rockport Breakwater posts, the incredible photography, the music scene, the local food posts, the inside and out coverage of the Rocky Neck Plunge, the old vintage recipes.
Could. Not. Be. Prouder. Of. My. Team. #Boom!
East Gloucester Ride In The Snow 12/30/12
Old Gloucester Sea Food Recipes Circa 1932 Frank E Davis Fish Co Part 4- Lobster
Down the Fort: Part 5
Sea Smoke over the ocean from Shore Road
A great 2012 New Year's resolution DELIVERED to Open Door!
Rockport's Harbor of Refuge from Fred Bodin
Ron Gilson's An Island No More
You could be screwed
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING PREMIERE EVENT taking place Jan/6 @ Cape Ann Cinema!
Thursday Night Blues Party to host A Train Quartet ~ What a way to start out the New Year!
Huge Cabin Fever Indoor Yardsale This Saturday.
suitcase full of lobsters
More 2013 Rocky Neck Plunge Photos
Sunset with a split sky
Where Zat? Yesterday's Location identified!
Going Vegan
2013 Rocky Neck Plunge Pics From Cheryl Grey
Community Photos 1/3/12
A Call For Turbine Photos From Pippy (Yes, Pippy)
Ohana Special Dinner January 6th With FOB's Ryan and Wood!
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Apply for this licence
You must register if you do any of these things as part of your business:
- transport waste
- buy, sell or dispose of waste
- arrange for someone else to buy, sell or dispose of waste
You can be fined up to £5,000 if you don't register.
Registration is usually free if you only transport waste you produce yourself. Otherwise, registration costs £154.
Before you start
If waste is your main business, you'll need:
- names and dates of birth of the organisation's executives, owners, directors or partners
- details of any environmental offences they've committed
What happens after you register
Once you've registered, your organisation's details appear in the public register of waste carriers, brokers and dealers.
Renew your registration
When you register, you'll be told whether your registration is 'upper tier' or 'lower tier'.
If you have an upper tier registration, you must renew your registration every 3 years. It costs £105.
You don't need to renew a lower tier registration.
What to do if your details change
You must update your registration within 28 days if:
- your organisation's contact details change
- your organisation's management changes
- someone in management is convicted of an environmental offence
- your organisation changes what it does, eg you're registered as a waste carrier, but start acting as a waste broker as well
Update your contact or management details
If you registered from March 2015, update your contact or management details online.
If you registered before March 2015, email or write to the Environment Agency explaining what's changed.
Update what your organisation does
Make a new registration if you need to upgrade a lower tier registration to an upper tier registration.
- if you registered from March 2015, update what your organisation does online
- if you registered before March 2015, email or write to the Environment Agency explaining what's changed
It costs £154 to upgrade your registration, or £40 to change what your organisation does.
Contact the Environment Agency if you're not sure what to do.
Contact the Environment Agency
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Bruce Norris shares with InvestClub critical insights into the California real estate market in 2018 for California real estate investors. He'll share reasons why investors should stay put, sell, or 1031 exchange into other opportunities. This is a follow-up to his 2016 talk Stay Put, Cash Out, or Change Seats.
August 15, 2018 @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
If you've followed Bruce Norris over the years, you know "Timing" is the most important word in real estate investing. California real estate investors have made incredible financial gains over the past six years. But, Bruce says we are nearing the end of a boom cycle in California. If that is the case…
Join Bruce Norris on 8/15/18 with the InvestClub as he uncovers whether you should:
Uncovering answers to these critical questions often means the difference between retaining your wealth and locking in gains permanently for your family or blowing it and being forced to start from scratch.
Whether you are a seasoned real estate investor or new to the industry, Bruce will provide valuable insights into important questions you may have. He will also share real-life examples of California real estate investors in action, straight from our hard money lending department and friends doing deals in today's California market. He'll even share a little of what he has done with his portfolio over the past few years.
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I realised with a start yesterday that the deadline for iHanna's DIY Postcard Swap has crept up on me while I was tied up doing other things! So I got my ass into gear and made 8 postcards…actually I made 11, but as the quality of subsequent ones got better, I found myself throwing the very blah earlier ones away.
Which is not to say that I consider these 8 to be the pinnacle of my creative abilities…I was tempted to discard a few more from this group. But let's be practical and realistic: I have two free days left. I'm running out of time. I also need to make some journals for the craft fair this weekend, as a matter of urgency. So these will have to do…and I hope I can make another two postcards this morning, so I can get cracking on the bookbinding.
"Please upgrade your output levels to Panic Mode…and thank you for flying with Seat-Of-Your-Pants airlines.")
It quickly became clear , as I put these collages together, that I deeply dislike using commercially printed papers. Although I have my own small stash of scrapbook papers and other decorative elements from the scrapbooking craze of several years ago, when it came to putting collages together, I almost always tossed the pre-made decorative stuff in preference for papers and media that I had made, myself. I still used some patterned papers or magazine pages for some cards, but I tried to keep them minimal.
This lady with a cactus, for example, uses commercial papers for the cactus pot, and the floral background. The paper clay face was made in a Sculpey doll mold. Everything else was painted, printed, drawn or stitched by hand.
This one doesn't look like much, but I'm very proud that everything used for this collage is my own work: painted textures and fragments of old lino prints that I did during a printmaking course many years ago. Totally organic.
A cartoonish painting of a cat that was in an old sketchbook…I love finding uses for odds and ends like these.
An unsuccessful little painting on canvas got cut up and I drew the bottle around it, and stuck it down to commercial scrapbook paper and a scrap of Thai 'money' for the dead.
The other half of that underworld bill, on a page from one of my favorite drawing magazines, Le Gun, and another unsuccessful painting of…toothpaste? Go figure.
A second paper clay character…I've nicknamed her Little Zen Riding Hood. A stencilled background, some linoprinting, a coloured photocopy of some cross-stitching I did on paper, and the red cloak is cut from Unsuccessful Painting #3 (I did a whole series of these lumpish duds).
In emulation of a line from one of Joanna Newsom's songs (Bluebeard) I wrote "What a woman does is walk paths of the unconscious…it is not a question of straying or not straying." Deep, huh? LOL