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Also, although the ingredients do include some that can be contaminated with 1,4-dioxane, these products do not contain any 1,4-dioxane according to Arbonne. Arbonne vacuum strips any 1,4-dioxane out. I've been recently discouraged by the recent report from the Organic Consumers Association that several popular "natural" personal care products contain the carcinogen 1,4-dioxane as a contaminant from the ethoxylation process. I talk about this issue more here. But, doing my research, I've found products that, although they have ingredients that may contain 1,4-dioxane as a contaminant, the manufacturer takes the extra step to strip out the 1,4-dioxane. And Arbonne's Baby Care products are free of 1,4-dioxane.
Arbonne's Baby Care products are also free of parabens, which is great news too. The fabulous Skin Deep Cosmetic Safety Database by the Environmental Working Group includes the Arbonne Baby Care products. Unfortunately, the ingredient lists are out of date because Arbonne has reformulated and no longer includes parabens.


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SWOSU Biology Students Win Awards at Tri-Beta Convention
Southwestern Oklahoma State University's Tri-Beta chapter recently planned and hosted the 2012 Tri Beta South Central Regional Convention at the Biological Field Station located on Lake Texoma Lake.
Students from 15 universities representing Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas attended the conference.
Several SWOSU students won awards at the convention, including:
- Erica Benda, Union City, first place, Frank G. Brooks Award for Oral Presentation (won a $750 stipend to attend the national convention in Puerto Rico this month)
- Lakesha Seals, Tulsa, third place, Frank G. Brooks Award for Oral Presentation
- Nathan Bernhardt, Thomas, third place, John C. Johnson Award for Poster
SWOSU's chapter also won the Outstanding District One Chapter Award for universities in Oklahoma and Arkansas and was one of six chapters in the region to win a National Outstanding Chapter Award. The chapter's scrapbook, led by the efforts of Mandi Foutch of Seiling, won second place in the Chapter History Award competition. And, SWOSU student Tim Stein of Enid (Kremlin-Hillsdale) was elected the South Central Region parliamentarian for 2012-2013.
Sue Ball, faculty advisor for Tri-Beta, said the students who attended the conference worked very hard to make sure all details were worked out in advance to ensure everything was run in a professional manner. Help for the conference was provided by funds from the SWOSU Allocation Committee.


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As a new dyer, the first thing you are told in class is to avoid white patches - don't tie your skeins too tight, make sure the dye covers both sides of the skein, rub the colour in etc. But why should we be so cautious to cover up the white? I mean, it's not exactly white - it's more a lovely creamy, milky natural colour. And I, for one, think it's far too beautiful to cover up.
Some of my most popular colourways - such as Team Rainbow - utilise the white space to counterbalance the WOWBRIGHT of the rainbow colours, whereas others, such as Cotton Candy use it to facilitate a blend between the two main colours.
It can be difficult to retain the natural colour - as dye can run, but if you are careful with exhausting the dye bath and with how to wrap the skein before heating then it should be fine.
I love seeing natural wool colour shine through, and it's wonderful to see the colours that different wools are. Wool is beautiful, and I don't see why it can't be just as desirable as the bright colours that dye can achieve!


text: On Tue, May 15, 2007 at 12:50:45PM +0100, David Cantrell wrote: [...] > The London database includes such Londony places as Hereford, Brighton and > Oxford. I will be most disappointed if the Paris database doesn't tell me > how to get a good time around the track at Le Mans. That is dead useful. I have the occasional pimp come to me with an "exciting opportunity" in some godforsaken West Midlands town, and I've always managed to avoid sarcastically asking how one gets there by Tube.


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Stuck for restaurant ideas? Then look no further. The Moscow Times presents its Fine Dining Guide, the first bilingual collection of reviews of the city's top 40 restaurants.
Restaurants appearing in the collection were chosen following a rigorous selection process, based on high standards of cuisine, service, atmosphere and management.
A unique feature of the book is the 23 reviews written by some of the city's finest chefs, translated from 4 languages, in addition to reviews by The Moscow Times' dining critics.
The Fine Dining Guide comes in a convenient pocket-size format, with texts in both English and Russian and full-color photographs. It is designed for readers with the most refined taste and conceived with the goal of simplifying the search for the ideal restaurant among the capital's gastronomic diversity. You can read all 192 pages from beginning to end like a novel or leaf through, looking for information on specific restaurants.
In addition to reviews, you'll also find a special index of 13 different categories and biographies on each of the restaurants' head chefs.
The book is being published with the support of Raiffeisen Bank Austria. Twenty-four of the featured restaurants are offering Raiffeisen Bank card holders either significant savings or a free dessert with their meal.
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Advent for Choirs (. . . for Choirs Collections Paperback)By: Stephen Cleobury (editor), Malcolm Archer (editor)Other Formats
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DescriptionThis unique collection approaches Advent afresh, drawing together 52 beautiful and accessible pieces that span the whole gamut of periods, styles, and traditions. Advent for Choirs is the perfect musical and liturgical resource for all church, cathedral, and concert choirs and includes approachable new settings, unjustly neglected music, and works not easily available elsewhere.
About AuthorMalcolm Archer was educated at King Edward VII School, Lytham, the Royal College of Music, and Jesus College, Cambridge, where he was organ scholar. He studied the organ with Ralph Downes, Gillian Weir and Nicolas Kynaston, and composition with Herbert Sumsion and Alan Ridout. He is a prolific composer with well over 200 published works, which receive regular performances on BBC radio and TV. Archer was formerly Organist and Director of Music at St Paul's Cathedral and is now Director of Chapel Music at Winchester College. Stephen Cleobury is an English organist and conductor. He was organ scholar at St John's College, Cambridge and sub-organist of Westminster Abbey before becoming Master of Music at Westminster Cathedral in 1979. In 1982 he took up the position of Director of Music for the Choir of King's College, Cambridge, where he also teaches music. He has been conductor of Cambridge University Musical Society since 1983, and was Chief Conductor of the BBC Singers from 1995 to 2007, and Conductor Laureate from 2007.
ContentsAdam lay ybounden ; Advent Antiphons (English) ; Advent Antiphons (Latin) ; Advent Prose (English) ; Advent Prose (Latin) ; Advent Wreath Prayers ; Alma redemptoris mater (Medieval English) ; The Angel Gabriel ; Angelus ad Virginem ; A tender shoot ; Ave Maria ; Benedictus in C ; Bogoroditsye Dyevo ; Canite tuba ; The Cherry Tree Carol ; Come, thou Redeemer of the earth ; Creator of the stars of night ; Drop down, ye heavens ; Ecce concipies ; E'en So Lord Jesus, Quickly Come ; Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen ; Fuit homo missus a Deo ; How beautiful upon the mountains ; How lovely are the messengers ; I look from afar ; I sing of a maiden ; Jacob's Ladder ; Jesus Christ the Apple Tree ; Let all mortal flesh keep silence ; The Linden Tree Carol ; Long ago, prophets knew ; Magnificat in B flat ; Man, assay ; Matin Responsory ; Matin Responsory ; Never weather-beaten sail ; Nova! nova! ; O come, O come Immanuel ; On Jordan's bank ; O thou, the central orb ; People look East ; Prayer for the Blessing of Light ; Rejoice in the Lord alway ; Remember, O thou man ; The Angel Gabriel ; The Cherry Tree Carol ; The Linden Tree Carol ; There is a flow'r sprung of a tree ; There is no rose ; This is the record of John ; This is the truth sent from above ; Tomorrow go ye forth ; Veiled in darkness ; Vesper Responsory ; Vesper Responsory ; Virga Jesse floruit ; Wachet auf! ; Wie soll ich dich empfangen ; Zion, at thy shining gates
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- publication date: 29/06/2006
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- Number Of Pages: 240
- weight: 489
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The LAUNCH Festival prides itself on having a fair competition. Our founder, Jason Calacanis, who is the most active angel
investor in the world today, does not select the winners because, typically, he winds up investing in 15-25 of the startups
at the Festival each year! 50 startups compete from four pools: those that apply to the Festival (~14 startups) with a
new product (1.0 competition) or a significant new version of an existing product/company (2.0 competition), those from
the LAUNCH Incubator (14 startups that spend the 12 weeks before the event with us), the LAUNCH Hackathon projects
(seven startups), and the DEMO Pit selections (15 startups).
We've been honored to have the same loyal judges join us year after year to create an amazingly fair and
supportive competition, which has been modeled after the Sundance Film Festival's grand jury! Members include
Adeo Ressi, Brian Alvey, Cyan Bannister, Don Dodge, Gigi Brisson, and Mark Pesce.
- LAUNCH your company on stage for the first time ever.
- No screenshots, no press, no social media, no AngelList profile, no nothing! You are hidden and people see your product for the first time on stage. You don't pre-brief the press, you don't do a demo day before the Festival. You're on lockdown!
- Companies accepted into 1.0 must have their websites behind a LaunchRock (or equivalent) with no product shots or videos on their site. You may have company name, logo, and a box to collect emails.
- Any press or pre-briefs will disqualify you from the competition.
- Not sure if you qualify? Check out the FAQ.
- Your company has already launched, and now you have a MASSIVELY compelling new feature or a brand-new product.
- You will only be judged on totally new stuff the world has not seen.
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- Seven companies graduating from the very first class of our LAUNCH Incubator will be presenting on stage at the Festival.
- These companies are NOT part of LAUNCH 1.0 or LAUNCH 2.0 competitions.
- One of these seven companies will win an award for "Best Incubator Startup."
- Want to learn more? Check out the LAUNCH Incubator.
- Each panel will be comprised of 4-6 judges, all high-level experts across diverse disciplines within technology and entrepreneurship.
- Current LAUNCH Fund companies are NOT eligible to win the top prizes of the LAUNCH 1.0 or LAUNCH 2.0 competitions. (Note: The LAUNCH Fund often invests in the winning companies, after the event.)
- Hacking will start the weekend before the Festival. Seven companies will be chosen to present their projects on the main stage. The winner will be eligible for a $250K optional investment from the LAUNCH Fund.


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By Natalie Hopkinson Natalie Hopkinson is associate editor of TheRoot.com.
The trouble started when the hip hop magazine launched by the creators of Vibe introduced a new concept to journalism: publishing music reviews with an accompanying response from the artist. With the magazine's first issue in August, Blaze broke the tradition of never showing an article to its subject before it goes to print.
About three weeks before the issue hit the newsstand, as Washington tells it, he was sitting at the Hit Factory studios conference room in New York City when platinum recording artist Wyclef Jean pointed the gun at his chest. Jean was miffed because a record he had produced by rapper Canibus, titled "Can-I-Bust?," was going to get a negative review. Jean told Washington that the writer had reviewed an incomplete recording.
"He hints that there might be bloodshed if they don't get a 'fair shake,' " Washington wrote in the magazine's premier issue. But Washington decided to give Jean the benefit of the doubt by not printing the review and waiting for the "complete version." "This is the price you pay for daring to be revolutionary," he wrote.
In an interview on MTV, Jean said Washington's story was just a stunt to gain publicity, adding that he never pulled a gun on the editor. Jean's spokesman would not comment further to AJR.
Aside from this alleged life-threatening reaction, Blaze's concept raises serious journalistic questions. Musicians and the general public have long complained about what they believe is the media's bias. Theoretically, printing artists' responses would be a way to give readers deeper insight into the artists' work and raise points writers may have missed.
But others say this approach may prompt pre-publication objections, as it did with the review of the Canibus album.
Washington acknowledges that Jean's rationale for stopping the review was possibly less than ingenuous. In fact, he says the final album by Canibus reflected very few changes--one additional song and a new beat in another--from the version reviewed by the writer. But if he could do it all over again, he would react the same way, Washington says, since he couldn't be positive the review copy was the final version. "Fairness is the most important thing to me," he says.
Washington, a former assistant New York bureau chief for the Associated Press and managing editor of Vibe magazine, got the idea of publishing artists' views when he was an English major at Yale in the early 1990s. It didn't make sense to him that literary critics could be interpreting what a writer meant to convey 400 years earlier.
He says the artist is the best one to accurately explain his thinking. Consequently, at Blaze, a writer provides a copy of a yet-to-be-published review to the artist, who is given equal space to respond.
Washington says a degree of restraint is positive in that it makes writers more cautious about getting facts right and providing a thoughtful critique. "In this genre, writers take cheap shots at the artists. I want to put more pressure on the writers so they have to back up what they are saying," he says.
However, some dismiss the new concept as a way for Blaze to ingratiate itself with the hip hop community. "If you're going to be a critical publication, you risk [losing] access to artists," says Ta-Nehisi Coates, a music critic for the Washington City Paper who is planning a 1999 launch for his own rap magazine, Hip Hop Quarterly. "But if no one takes a stand, [artists] are going to continue to run all over you... Your ultimate responsibility is to the reader, not to present the artists in the light they want to be presented." Coates says Blaze's new policy simply reflects the too-cozy relationship between writers and the rappers they cover, a notion in journalism hardly limited to hip hop.
Nathan Brackett, record reviews editor for Rolling Stone, says rappers and the hip hop publications that cover them form a tighter-knit community than exists in many other genres of music, often socializing and throwing lavish parties together. That has led to tension and, in a few extreme cases, violence between the two groups.
"Unfortunately, a lot of rap magazines have had conflicts with the artists," he says. "It says something about the editorial power of those magazines."
A record review should provide thoughtful analysis, not necessarily another platform for the artist, Brackett says. "I think it could set a bad precedent because the magazine gives up some of its authority. The fact is that any artist can write a response to an interview after it's been published."
Washington says the response to Blaze's concept from musicians and other journalists has been mostly positive. But the policy "hasn't been universally embraced," he acknowledges.
One rapper responded to a review with a heavy dose of suspicion. "I feel like [asking me to comment] is using me as a guinea pig to spark controversy," wrote rapper Fat Joe, in a response published underneath a critical review of his album.
"Perhaps people would expect Fat Joe to respond in a violent manner," he continued, "but I refuse to go along with the plan. I respect your opinion, but we'll let the consumers decide."


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A Jeremiah Masoli Ole Miss Jersey will leave no doubt as to where your college football allegence lies: With Ole Miss and their talented option quarterback, Mr. Jeremiah Masoli.
Since taking over as the Ole Miss quarterback, Masoli has carried the thick and thin, pulling out come-from-behind victories and even several blowouts. But unlike most college quarterbacks, he can do it with both his hands and his feet. As a true option-read quarterback, Jeremiah Masoli determines most of the team's plays by reading the defense after the snap. Depending on how certain key players react, Masoli will either hand the ball to a running back (usually a fullback), tuck the ball and sweep around the outside (often tailed by a running back, making it an option sweep play) or even pass to one of his talented wide receivers or tight ends.
Jeremiah Masoli Ole Miss Jersey: Wear Number 8 With Pride
When Masoli lines up behind center, he does so wearing his trademark number 8 jersey. But you don't have to be a dual-threat quarterback to sport a Jeremiah Masoli Jersey, you can simply wear one to support your favorite team on game days, tailgate parties and rallies. In fact, you don't even need to be at the game at all, simply wearing this jersey will show where your college football aliances are, even if you live halfway around the world... and it's not even football season.
Considering the record setting performances by the University of Oregon transfer, Jeremiah Masoli's jersey number might be "the standard" Ole Miss fan jersey for years to come. Kind of like how John Elway's famous number 7 still dominates Denver Bronco football games, even though they hall of fame quarterback has been retired for more than a decade.
Masoli has proven game after game that he's got the talent to turn almost any play into a highlight. He frequently runs and passes for more than 100 yards per game, and usually tops a couple of hundred yards through the air. And he's almost guaranteed for two or three touchdowns per game, either through his precision passing game or on his feet during the scramble (speaking of which, many of Masoli's biggest running plays have been impromtu runs on his part).
Sure he's had some troubles with the law and his old school, Oregon. But any fan knows that players are people too - capable of making mistakes, and equally capable of learning from them. The same goes for his heartbreaking loss to Boise State in 2009, the season when many expected Oregon to win the BCS National Championship. That game might have belonged to Kellen Moore and Kyle Brotzman of the Boise State Broncos, but Masoli learned from the experience, and used that game as a springboard into a successful career at Ole Miss.
Buy a Jeremiah Masoli Jersey and show your Ole Miss pride.


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Fantasy Element: Dystopian, Post-Apocolytic
Series: Chemical Garden #1
Order Online: Amazon.com | BookDepository.com
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ARC copy provided by publisher in exchange for an honest review. Review first published on the Blogger PJV site, republished because post was lost in transition.
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This is how I like my dystopian. WITHER was an intense discovery of a new world, it wasn't a very nice world, but it was real. DeStefano painted such a rich picture that I could actually believe it was possible. I fell in love with the characters, mourned with Rhine, felt her happiness and experience her horror. I couldn't get enough of this novel and I can't wait to read the second in this series.
Rhine Ellery lives in a world where she can only live to her twentieth year. Because of genetic manipulation and a nasty virus, women live to be twenty, men to twenty-five. Parents die when their children are barely out of their toddler years and are forced to wander the streets, work in factories and starve if they cannot find someone to care for them.
Rhine is one of the lucky ones. She is a twin and her and her brother, while orphans, were prepared for being alone. They made a home, they worked together to survive and they were making it work. That is until she walked right into a trap and was picked up by a Gatherer. Now she will become a bride. One of many to enter into a world of wealth and privilege, where she will marry a man that will barely let her leave the house. Linden, her weak, but sweet husband, tempts her with a pampered but sheltered life. A life where there is little to worry about as long as you are content in your gilded cage. Yet, there is only one thing on Rhine's mind: escape to the twin she left behind.
She finds solace with a servant, named Gabriel and friendship with her sister wives. But, each time she feels the call of acquiescence and the draw of blissful ignorance, something happens that shocks her back into her reality, making her realize that something is not right. She must escape. She must be free, no matter what the cost.
I couldn't get enough of Rhine. She is a beautifully constructed character. Just enough naiveté, but determination to make the story work. The dystopian landscape was so well implemented that the hopelessness of the world's plight saturated every page of this novel. I couldn't begin to imagine living in a world like this — but because of DeStefano's writing I had a front row seat. Yet, between everything there was hope, which kept the story moving, instead of succumbing and leaving you with too heavy of a feeling to read on. Rhine's character was determined to find a light within the darkness of her world and it all translated to a great read that I will have to revisit over and over again. You need to read this book if you are a fan of dystopian.
While this book is a Young Adult novel there are mature themes. This is recommended for a mature teen audience that can understand what is going on. The heavier stuff is sexual in nature because of the fact that these children have to grow up so quickly. Use your judgement parents, I would give this to a 13/14 year-old, but you might want to read it before you do – which is great, because it is an enjoyable read from an adult perspective also.


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It may seem like we're well into summer, as we are almost through June already, but in fact summer only "officially" started Sunday, June 21st. To kick off the next few hot weather months, the vehicle collector experts over at Hagerty's are sharing their 2015 list of Top 10 favorite classic summer convertibles.
"There is nothing like driving a convertible. They force you to slow down and enjoy your surroundings rather than just drive to a destination. They were designed and built to put pleasure into driving," says McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty, the world's leading provider of classic car insurance and valuations. "So, in deciding this list of our favorite classic convertibles we selected cars that provide the broadest range of fun, value and stop-them-in-their-tracks good looks."
To make the top 10 list, cars had to meet the four following criteria: be affordable, meaning available at market prices below $35,000, be reliable, feature easy to get replacement parts and present a sound financial decision.
So without further ado, we give you the list, along with Hagerty's notes, to drool over.
- 1966–67 Alfa Romeo Giulia Duetto Spider – A production run of several decades means both maintenance and cost-of-entry are low for fun drivers. Over time, the general look and feel remained true to the original design, so that the Spider feels like a classic no matter which model year you're driving. An affordable taste of 'la dolce vita.'
- 1987–93 BMW 325i Convertible – BMW launched its "Ultimate Driving Machine" slogan in the 1970s, but the 1980s E30 helped make it a household expression. The M3 is well past "affordable" by now, but the 6-cylinder 325i convertible can still be bought with a credit card. Most in the US were equipped with automatic, but savvy searchers will be able to locate one with 5-speed to help deliver on the old ad tagline.
- 1968–75 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible – An American stalwart, the C3 Corvette had a short run as a convertible (the model was built for 7 years as a coupe only), but high production numbers and low upkeep costs guarantee an affordable example resides nearby.
- 1965–67 Ford Mustang Convertible – The Mustang is instantly recognizable by anyone who cares about cars and has endured shifting preferences among buyers to maintain relevance. From high-performance V8s to 6-cylinders, and with millions made, there is a first-generation Mustang to suit everyone's budget.
- 1966–71 International Scout – Summer convertibles need not be limited to sports and luxury cars, and the Scouts are equally at home on the beach, in the forest or at the cruise-in. Values have risen steadily, but not past the point of accessibility.
- 1961–67 Lincoln Continental Convertible – Values have climbed for these stylish convertibles over the past 5 years, but they are still surprisingly affordable. Room for friends, great 1960s lines, and being a modern pop culture reference ("Entourage," anyone?) should all keep this purchase essentially free through the summer months.
- 1989–97 Mazda Miata – Still ignored by a population of drivers who made up their mind about these cars without ever sitting behind the wheel of one. Their loss is your gain as Miatas are as rewarding to drive as any cheap, two-seat sports car has a right to be.
- 1986–89 Mercedes-Benz 560SL – The Mercedes-Benz 560SL has seen swift appreciation over the past 6 months, but driver examples are still affordable. The earlier 450SL and 380SL models have not been swept up in the craze to the same degree, which means they are easier to get into today and have decent future prospects.
- 1972–1976 Porsche 914 – With Porsche prices rising above what can be described as "affordable" by most folks looking for a fun summer car, 914 values remain relatively unfazed. And with the recent run-up of Volkswagen convertible prices, the VW-Porsche stigma the 914 carried with it since new has less of an impact.
- 1987–89 Toyota MR-2 T-Bar – The MR-2's exotic mid-engine chassis makes it something of a novelty, but it also provides for a driving experience that is hard to find in sub-$10,000 collector cars. Being a Toyota, reliability is great and aftermarket support is, too. These weren't as high on the list for tuners as other cars, either, so stock choices still abound.


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I need info on John Goodman who was born 1557 in Southhill, Bedfordshire, England and died in 1620 same place as birth. I need the names of his parents when and where they were born/died. Here is what i have so far.
John Goodman
First Marriage:
Katherine Jefferies
Children: 1
Willliam Goodman
Second Marriage:
Mrs. John Goodman
Children: 3
Judith Goodman
William goodman
Thomas Goodman
Were Kkartherine and William together when they died and how did they die?
Did John and katherine get a divorce?
Or, could Katherine and Mrs. John Goodman be one ; and the same?
I was also was looking at the Mayflower website to see if any of my family were on it and came across the name of John Goodman. The Mayflower John Goodman supposedly died at Plymouth when the sickness hit. That was according to the papers of a man from that time. The website stated that his name was mentioned in a later census, 1627 I think. Then they say he was not mentioned in one later than that so he must have died. What if he did not die but chose to go back to England and is it fairly possible that this John Goodman that I post about could be the Mayflower John Goodman? Just because a name does not appear in a census does not mean the person is dead. They could have just moved. A thought just struck me, what if someone else used his name to gain access for the Mayflower. That same person could have hurt him to get whatever credentials he had that stated he was John Goodman and he could have died from those injuries. Back then I am not so sure they had photo IDs. If there are any that are from the Mayflower Society that reads this, please let me know what you think of this. Could it be plausible?
Register as new user of RootsChat find their England boards and post some lookup requests asking for Parish record lookups etc. to help you fill in some blanks etc.
Think about having your family tree online if you haven't already done so. I recommend Geni you can upload your GEDCOM file if you are experienced, or it will ask you to begin your tree. Once you have entered a bit of data, you can start entering in your living relatives from all over the world and invite them to the one tree via their email addresses and you can all collaboratively work on the same project.
Best wishes (and have fun!)
Thank you, alleycat and I have a tree on ancestry.com. I do not know if anyone can view it, because I have it set to private and I did not subscribe to anything. I found a banner on another site that stated start your free tree and you have to put in your name and parents and click go (whatever it is that takes you to ancestry from the banner).
i am not familiar with rootschat or geni; nor do I know anything about what a gedcom file is. I only started a couple of weeks ago (@ least not more than a month).
I do not know how to connect with relatives. On ancestry I cannot view certain things because I am not a paid member. I think I found a cousin on a genforum and tried to send them an email, but I received a notice that I failed to go through. I tried with another one and the same thing. I tried to get on genforum later on and it would not load up. Have you ever used genforum and would you know why it would not load up? A lot of people that were being asked about on the forum I found out later are in my tree and I would really like to get back on there and get some more info.
Thank you again for answering.
I had typed you a whole listing of John Goodman's parents and his marriage to Katherine but somehow the website blipped and it was all gone. I don't have time to type all right now but here are the basics to your questions:
John's parents are Thomas Goodman and Joan?
John Lived and died in England
Katherine died at the age of 29 (1561- Jan 21, 1590). She gave birth to a son named
William Goodman who Married Mary Archer
They had a son Benjamin Goodman (1639-1735) Benjamin came to the US 1634 at the age of 35 to Maryland, Married Johanna Webster of VA 1679 and died in Hanover VA on May 5, 1735
My sister Cheryl Goodman has all this info on her Ancestry.com page (cherlygoodman52, The Goodman Family Tree.) I will write more if I get a response.
Cris Goodman Loveless


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As enjoyable as purchasing furniture can be, it may also feel like hard work. Giving the details the attention they need and shopping for the best price can be daunting. With knowledge, the process is easier; here is the knowledge you need.
Furniture can have a hefty price tag. To help you save money, consider buying gently used furniture. It is possible to find used furniture that is still in really good condition. The best places to look are in thrift stores, at garage sales and by reading classified ads. If you buy a solidly made piece of used furniture, you can reupholster it if necessary. This can save money for you and give you a unique piece of custom furniture.
For families who like eat in the kitchen, a table with a tile top is ideal. Messes are simple to clean and you can disinfect the table. You can also find a lot of different styles when it comes to this type of table.
Make sure you look over furniture very carefully before purchasing it. It may be tempting to purchase a sofa online, but you may disappointed with your purchase since you haven't had the chance to physically test it out. You may not like it as much when you actually see it. It's always best to buy after you know you love it.
Choose furnishings that are neutral in color. With neutral pieces, there is a lot you can do with them and it's easy to change your home around them. You will be able to match a wide variety of styles and colors. There are many neutral options that you can incorporate into your home.
Take measurements of the spot in the room where the new furniture will go. Whether it's a bed, table or couch, take measurements so you can be sure it will fit. Taking a guess can lead to disaster. This is a crucial step when you buy pieces that expand like sleeper sofas or recliners.
Ask about springs when buying a couch. If your salesperson cannot tell you anything about the springs, try to find someone who can. Push down on the sofa to see if you can feel the springs and make sure they run from front to back.
As this article has said in the past, it can be fun to buy furniture. You will have to put forth effort, but that effort will pay off when you find great pieces at bargain prices. If you take this advice to heart, you are going to be more than capable of getting the best bang for your buck when you go shopping.


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How the years have flown by! Carson is a tough, fast, five year old who has had his heart set on football since the day his cousin Austin started playing. And we live in Texas, the football capital of the universe (ever seen Friday Night Lights?? It REALLY is like that here!), so, what chance did I ever really have?? We have compromised with no-contact, flag football, so I am praying Carson's bones stay intact.... Practice and games are held on Saturdays, which is wonderful because we don't have to rush on the week nights to make it.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Flag Football
How the years have flown by! Carson is a tough, fast, five year old who has had his heart set on football since the day his cousin Austin started playing. And we live in Texas, the football capital of the universe (ever seen Friday Night Lights?? It REALLY is like that here!), so, what chance did I ever really have?? We have compromised with no-contact, flag football, so I am praying Carson's bones stay intact.... Practice and games are held on Saturdays, which is wonderful because we don't have to rush on the week nights to make it.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Are we thankful we got another opinion after this guy told us that it was Infantile Spasms, despite having the data to back it up? Absolutely!
Are we celebrating? Unfortunately, no.
Yesterday was a long one. We were scheduled to be admitted at 11:00am. At 10:30am we were driving to the hospital when we received a call saying they were on "orange status" meaning there were no available beds and that we would have to come the following day. I explained that we were already on our way, and that Brian and I had both taken off of work. After they made some phone calls, we were told that they would make room, but nothing would be available until 2:00pm.
My mom is watching Carson while we are in the hospital, and planned to go to the zoo, so we decided to join them while we passed the time. I am so glad we started the day enjoying the cool weather and having a great time with the boys.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Deacon Update
Medical updates:
1) Labwork: The doctor called with results from the Methymalonic Acid Test, which gives a better indication of his B12 level. The highest end of the normal range is at 318, his was 321.
Guess what this means??
Inconclusive... What the heck! Can we not get a straight forward result for ANYTHING!?!
She spoke with the Geneticist again and they said abnormal usually is in the 1,000's, so they don't think it is the cause for the seizures. But, they want to do the test again.
2) 24 hour EEG: On the bright side, the hospital called yesterday and there was a cancellation, so they are now able to admit him a WEEK early for his 24 hour EEG. A week may not sound like much, but I could possibly be THE most impatient person in the entire world, so 168 hours sooner is fantastic! Not only that, but I am a teacher and the other dates we had scheduled fell on TAKS (state standardized test), and those are the worst days to miss.
We will also get his labwork re-done while admitted and b/c we will be in-patients, the hospital does the labs themselves, getting us the results much sooner.
Deacon updates:
Deacon has been in a great mood these past few weeks with lots of smiling, and some laughing and eye contact too. His coordination has grown leaps and bounds. He stumbles very little now and has improved at getting around obstacles.
I am trying to be an optimist in all this, but don't want to paint a false picture of how everything is effecting him.
You know how babies faces light up when they hear or see their parents? We very rarely get that. Most of the time there is no recognition in his eyes when he looks at us. It is like he is seeing us for the first time every day. He will wander around our house aimlessly and doesn't seem to notice or care whether or not we are there with him. He will let us hold him as long as we like, but doesn't initiate contact. He turns his head when we lean in to kiss him.
It is hard to see some of the milestones he previously hit disappear. Deacon was saying "mama", "dada", and "bubba" at 5 months and now is at least starting to be vocal again, but will mostly hum or make an "a" sound. He is still having trouble holding his bottle while upright, and wants nothing to do with a sippy cup (I have an upcoming blog dedicated to this topic alone).
The medicine has greatly reduced the spasms, but they are still happening up to about 10 times a day. Half the time he catches himself before he falls, but the other half he doesn't. He has constant cuts, bumps, and bruises on his face. Because of this we are looking into getting him a helmet. I know it sounds so terrible on my part as a parent, but I have really been delaying getting him one. Everyone who knows about his medical issues and then meet him are so surprised on how "normal" he looks. I don't want that to change. I don't want him to look "different." I don't want kids at the daycare to stare at him or ask Carson what is wrong with his brother. But, it is getting to be a safety issue, and I will choose that over something as stupid as vanity any day. And, he would wear it mostly just at daycare, where he typically gets injured more often because of the amount of cribs in his room to be bumped into.
Some days all of this can be a little tough to swallow.
But other days we catch a glimmer. The recognition. A laugh. Leaning his forehead against us as we kiss him. Snuggling tighter or laying his head on our shoulder when we hold him. That is what we are fighting so hard for. He is in there and he is relying on us to find an answer.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Deacon's Labwork
His Organic Acid level was elevated. Normal level ranges from 0-6; his was 14. She said that this is the second time he has had this test, the first time it came back at the top of the normal range of a 6. The high level indicates a metabolic issue that causes an enzyme deficiency preventing him from absorbing the vitamin his B12. This very well could be the culprit for the seizures and developmental delays.
Our doctor said that labwork could have errors from a number of things, for example the length of time it took for it to be processed or the sample drawn, so wanted us to get more testing done to check the validity of the results. We went TODAY for more bloodwork and the lab told us it will take 3-5 business days to hear back.
We are praying the deficiency is the cause. If so, we will be referred to a Geneticist and Deacon will be given something either to help him absorb the B12, or injections of the vitamin itself. This could mean that his struggles with Infantile Spasms may disappear!
I am trying not to get overly excited because I know that the results could come back with no metabolic connection or that this could mean a whole other set of issues. But I am hopeful that this could be the answers to our prayers.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
ECI Update
Deacon's newest service, Vision, is provided by our school district, but they keep in close contact with ECI. We were given district enrollment paperwork and it feels so strange to be filling it out for our 1 year old, instead of our 5 year old!
I have heard fabulous things about his VI teacher, who services some children at Deacon's daycare, including the directors grandson. She already knew who Deacon was, and has peeked in on him a couple of times before he was officially added to her caseload. Last week she did her formal observation and sent me an email about her first impressions:
Wanted to let you know that I worked with Mr. Deacon this morning. First of all, he is so precious! I worked with him in the "barn" and noticed some great things. I will, of course, write up a report that I will send to you, but wanted to give you some quick things that I noticed. First, I noticed that peripheral vision on left side seems somewhat delayed which could account for the bumps on the head most often on that side. [It amazes me that she said the same thing the neurologist told us about the spasms happening in the right side of the occipital lobe, where left vision is effected.]
Next, he appeared to be most interested in toys with lights when the overhead lights were off. In this unfamiliar environment of "the barn" he was not quite as willing to walk around like in his familiar classroom. That's okay and can work towards his benefit. Since he's not sure of new environments, this behavior will keep him safe....that smart boy has figured that out.
Also, I noticed a sudden "drop down" where he was standing and got on almost all fours in a very quick motion. I don't feel like this is balance, but him trying to figure out where he is in space and feeling most comfortable with this constant contact (think of being on a cliff and looking over, you would drop to all fours to keep a better sense of where you are...I'll explain this one in person).
When she called, she said that Cortical Visual Impairment is a spectrum and he appears to be on the better end, especially in that he is walking and many kids with this don't. She also told us that with intervention other parts of his brain can learn to compensate for his vision and we will see a big improvement.
She will also be referring Deacon to the Orientation and Mobility Specialist, who helps Deacon learn to move around safely. If he qualifies, he will be up to FOUR visitors each week! I can't even begin to say how completely grateful we have been to this program and the information and suggestions they have given us already.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Ladies & Lil Gents
Last weekend Carson and I had a date that rocked, and we are still laughing about the fun we had.
Our city held a "Ladies & Lil Gents" dinner for moms and sons. My friend, Care (I put a link to her blog in hopes that she decides to EVER update it...) had posted on her facebook that she was going, and it looked like so much fun, I decided to get Carson and I tickets at the last minute too!
It was a western theme this year, and you would think that b/c we live in Texas, we should just have boots and cowboy hats sitting in our closet waiting to be worn...well think again. We improvised with what we had (ie. I wore a dress, and Carson had a button-down with cargo shorts and flip flops...).
Not only did the event have dinner and a dj, they also had a TON of activities geared towards the little guys! The frame pictured above was actually built by us!
They had a huge haystack filled with prizes to be found:
Carson's favorite activity was dancing!! From the moment we walked in the door, he was getting his groove on! And he has got some moves, too!
2nd Opinion
Our new Epileptologist gave us insight on the reasoning behind decisions that have been made, and also had some completely different answers to some of our questions than the previous Epileptologist did.
First, they aren't 100% sure that it is Infantile Spasms. They appear to be because of the way his body startles when he has one, and the multi-focal spikes on the EEG, but they have not caught an actual spasm on the EEG. (We didn't even know this!) The muli-focal spikes are how his brain normally looks when not having the spasms (a pattern for "normal" brains are just waves, not the spikes). But, spasms typically come in clusters, not single spasms like he has, and usually show hypsarrhythmia on the EEG, which his hasn't (maybe b/c they haven't caught a spasm on the EEG??). She said that if it is Infantile Spasms, it isn't a typical case, and doesn't necessarily mean better or worse news...
If it isn't IS, it may be Myoclonic Seizures/Epilepsy, which from what she said, seems to have a similar prognosis as Infantile Spasms. She said the seizure's outward appearance is very similar to to IS, but the EEG looks different. (I tried to do research on this, but there are so many different types, it is hard to find definitive information for the general term...)
So, as of now, our main goal is to get a definite diagnosis from an EEG that actually catches a spasm in action. To do this, they will admit Deacon into the hospital for an EEG lasting 24 hours. It looks like the first opening they have is in April, but they will call this week to confirm a definite date.
Depending on the diagnosis, we will address treatment options. The reason they did not immediately put him on ACTH, is b/c of the absence of the hypsarrhythmia (hyps). She said it is protocol to use that only when hyps are present due to the small success rate in cases w/ no hyps compared to the terrible side effects from using the medicine. (Could the other dr. not have told us this??) For now, she is comfortable with the Topamax prescription we are on, and agrees with the increase in dosage.
She also ordered more labwork to be completed to look at his metabolism and make sure it is working properly; Quest told us it takes 4-6 weeks to get these results, as well as 6-8 weeks to get the genetic results we already had done.
The Epileptologist gave us more information on treatment options. She said about 33% of people with epilepsy do not respond to medication, and usually after 3 different medications are tried with no seizure elimination, the success rate is about 1% for additional prescription trials. Because Deacon took such a small dosage of the Keppra, she said that won't count as a trial, so the Topamax he is on now will be considered his first.
If we get to the point where we have tried 3 prescriptions that don't work, we will then discuss brain surgery. The majority of this problems are coming from the right part of the occipital lobe, so brain surgery would most likely entail removing that part of the brain. The removal would cause his left vision to be eliminated (right side of brain controls left side of body). Both eyes would still work, but he would have no vision in the left direction. The other 2nd-line treatment option for the seizures is the Ketogenic Diet (very similar to Adkins, but everything must be measured, weighed, and there is NO cheating for it to work). This is basically the last resort, if all else fails. It has a decent success rate, but is hard to follow, especially in small children due to no flexibility in meal options.
We already feel much better to be working with someone who is on the same page as us, and Deacon liked her too! Our next appointment with her depends completely on the results from all of the tests we have coming in.


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How To Connect Antenna To Car Stereo
Car owners often wonder how to connect an antenna to a car stereo. A new antenna could be needed to replace an old one or one may need to be installed for the first time. Installing an antenna for the first time is more difficult and should be done by a professional, but connecting a new antenna to a car stereo to replace an old one can be done following the steps below.
To connect an antenna to a car stereo, you will need:
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- The first step to connect an antenna to a car stereo is to inspect the area of the fender that will receive the antenna. The area should be cleaned thoroughly before installing the antenna.
- Next, insert the coaxial cable attached to the new antenna into the extension coaxial cable already inside the car's sound system.
- Connect the power antenna lead on the radio to the power lead on the antenna. This will connect the power supply to the antenna.
- Next, connect the 12 volt antenna lead into the ignition switch or another source of voltage.
- Thread the antenna cable though the hole that was created by the previous antenna.
- The ground lead needs to be grounded onto a clean piece of metal near the hole.
- The next step to connect the antenna to the car stereo is to insert the antenna mast into the hole.
- Switch on the antenna switch until the gear catches the plastic cable and pulls it in about one to two feet.
- Secure the antenna with a bracket or strap, which should connect the fender and the base of the antenna mast.
- Secure the antenna's retainer nut to the base of the mast of the antenna.
- The final step in connecting an antenna to a car stereo is to replace the cover of the antenna attachment area.
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October 2013 Bar Bulletin
King County Firms Join Together to Fund Access to Justice
By Mark Johnson and Mary Jo Newhouse
No one knows better than lawyers and judges that representation by a capable attorney is, for all practical purposes, a necessity for achieving a good result in a civil case. We also know well the high cost of good counsel.
The sad reality is that access to civil justice is reserved almost exclusively for those who can afford to pay our not-inconsiderable fees. The statistics are mind numbing: Annually, 75 percent of low-income families in King County and across our state face a civil legal problem, often involving an issue of personal safety, food or housing, and 85 percent of the families are unrepresented. This represents a staggering and embarrassing wealth-based justice gap, particularly in a democracy justifiably proud of its rule of law.
For these families there is a single, fragile firewall between hope and hopelessness - Washington's network of 23 civil legal aid clinics, many of which are created by county bars and staffed by local lawyers.
The annual Campaign for Equal Justice (C4EJ) unites lawyers, judges and law firms to raise money on behalf of our legal aid programs and there is one way your firm can help the Campaign.
Many of our King County law firms, both large and small, have been particularly generous in the King County Law Firm Campaign for Equal Justice, a 10-year partnership with LAW Fund and the King County Bar Foundation. Last year, 112 firms joined in this campaign. Of these firms, 49 gave at the Champions of Justice level, giving at least $250 for every attorney at the firm.
The 2013 King County Law Firm C4EJ began on October 1 and concludes on December 31. This year there is a big push to get all pledges in by October 31 so we can ensure justice for those in need.
If every law firm in King County, including solos and small firms, as well as all of our judges, donates $250 for every attorney to the Campaign for Equal Justice, there would be more than $3 million to fund legal aid programs.
Who will your generosity help? You are encouraged to go to the C4EJ website - www.C4EJ.org - to watch and listen to the story of Melanie and Gary Abbot who, literally, would have lost their home as a result of a vacuum cleaner purchase had it not been for a civil legal aid lawyer coming to their rescue.
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Video: Rheumatoid Patient Foundation Gives RA Patients a Voice
This week, the Rheumatoid Patient Foundation (RPF) conducts our first exhibit at the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Annual Scientific Meeting. Beginning tomorrow, we'll present our video The Faces of Rheumatoid Disease to doctors, researchers, and industry attending the ACR meeting. We've also prepared other materials that we'll be sharing with you in the coming days, including literature, art, and a slideshow!
Together we can do more. And we've already begun!
Please join us! You are welcome and needed at the RPF! Watch this 3 minute video!
The mission of the Rheumatoid Patient Foundation is to improve the lives of people living with Rheumatoid Disease, also commonly called Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA).
Recommended reading
- 20 Tips for Managing Your Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment
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Saturday, February 19, 2011
SIM.is has very kindly given me an artist residency to Iceland for three month starting in October! Happy days :)
Thursday, February 10, 2011
I hate CSS .... anyone fancy helping me out with a style sheet for the site? Very basic changes needed but it wrecking my head!
It works!
Seemingly Indexhibit likes Blogger ... happy days!
Bit of a test of the new Blog! But can I port it to the website???
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