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Just today (29 October 2012), a seller on eBay posted an auction with the title, "Greek-Coptic Roman Rare Egyptian Uncial Papyrus Fragments." This seller ("mixantik"), who is from Turkey, has been auctioning hundreds of ancient Coptic and Greek papyrus fragments in lots on eBay for at least a year. I have contacted this seller on several different occasions to inquire about some of his papyri. He tells me that all of his papyri come from Egypt, although it is not clear precisely where in Egypt. But it is clear that someone has discovered a very large quantity of papyri. A colleague has suggested to me that perhaps the locals are continuing to find papyri in Oxyrhynchus, which is a possible scenario. The papyri that are sold by this dealer are 100% authentic; this can be verified by an analysis of the handwriting from the images the seller posts on eBay—usually very good images. I check eBay daily, with the search phrase "papyrus fragment," to see if this seller (or any other) is auctioning off papyri. This seller's previous lots have sold for pennies, anywhere from $20 to $300.
One of the papyri in the lot that was posted in the auction today immediately caught my attention. After doing a quick check, I positively identified one of his fragments, on the basis of the images he provided, as a folio of a codex (recto and verso) of Galatians 2:2-4, 5-6. The seller is currently asking $14,000—an excessive figure. I thought I would post the images of this fragment here and provide a transcription and brief palaeographical discussion.
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Before Dana Crawford got the idea of turning the 1400 block of Larimer Street into Larimer Square, the place was full of bars -- bad bars, since this was Denver's skid row. Today, Larimer Square is still full of bars, but the old denizens of the neighborhood wouldn't recognize the place -- or the rest of the street, for that matter. Larimer Square is now just the start of a twenty-block stretch of some of this town's best restaurants and best bars -- some plain, some fancy, some upscale, some definitely down and dirty. And there are more coming every day. Last week we served up Larimer's twelve best restaurants; now it's time to celebrate the fifteen best bars on Larimer.
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15) Green Russell 1422 Larimer Street The swinging pie-shop doors that act as the front for the intimate, speakeasy-inspired Green Russell open into an underground spot that mixes expertly crafted drinks. The space is sultry, filled with red-leather bar chairs and nooks with armchairs; the buzz of conversation is everywhere. This Larimer Square bar pioneered Denver's cocktail movement, and it remains on the forefront.
14) Phil's Place 3463 Larimer Street A true neighborhood dive in a city where dives are increasingly scarce, Phil's Place serves up your typical selection of domestic beers along with killer Mexican food, made in the kitchen all day long by Phil's mother, Junie, who once ran the kitchen at the Bamboo Hut. Regulars know to head in for a Broncos game, a few beers and a plate of enchiladas.
13) Infinite Monkey Theorem 3200 Larimer Street RiNo's urban winery pours the fruit of its back-alley production in the form of petite sirah and cabernet franc, as well as sparkling white and red varieties in tall-boy-esque cans. The gritty feel of the laid-back expansive tasting room is an interesting contrast with the Wine Lab's truly profound knowledge of wine and wine-making. Tours can be scheduled on the website for $25 a person.
12) Meadowlark 2701 Larimer Street The Meadowlark's secluded, treehouse-like back patio makes this one of the town's best outdoor destinations -- and its red-lit interior is one of the most intimate live-music venues in Denver. Drinks are mixed by a host of tattooed bartenders, and the work of local artists graces the wood-paneled walls.
11) The Armoury 2048 Larimer Street The Armoury, which opened its doors earlier this year in a space that has been many, many other bars before, is dubbed a "Euro pub" because of its penchant for soccer, dark beers and homey fare (like meat and cheese plates and rustic flatbread pizzas) from chef/consultant Brian Laird. When the big screens roll up after World Cup and MLS matches, a stage is revealed, boasting live DJs on the weekends and local indie, funk, soul and reggae groups.
10) Ocean Prime 1465 Larimer Street For a more elegant night of imbibing, get in the swim at Ocean Prime, which has an expansive, 100-seater bar that handcrafts upscale cocktails with an inventive twist. (There's a second bar upstairs, with a great view of Larimer Square.) The happy-hour menu offers such late-afternoon delights as Chilean sea bass and chips and kobe beef sliders, along with discounted wines by the glass and cocktails.
9) Whiskey Bar 2203 Larimer Street Whiskey Bar, as the name suggests, boasts over 200 whiskeys, including a handful of rare and special releases. The Ballpark neighborhood bar occupies what was once the Burlington Hotel, designed by Frank Edbrooke, the same man who brought the Oxford Hotel and Brown Palace to life. Now the aged-brick bar is home to hordes of after-work and pre-game crowds.
8) Ginn Mill 2041 Larimer Street This watering hole is low-key and friendly on relaxed weekdays. But on the weekends, the landscape changes: a steady stream of drinkers crowd the bar from open to close. Located on one of Denver's oldest commercial blocks, the Ginn Mill takes advantage of history, imbuing the place with a sense of nostalgia for times past, from the frontier-inspired windmill on top to the Model T truck parts inside.
7) Herb's Hideout 2057 Larimer Street Herb's is an unpretentious spot tucked away from some of the hipper up-and-comers that permeate Larimer -- and that's how the staff and patrons seem to like it. A diverse crowd, divey atmosphere, strong drinks and a host of live-music options keep throngs coming through the door any night of the week.
6) El Charrito 2100 Larimer Street El Charrito has been running off and on since 1962, but it's really gotten in gear recently, dubbing itself downtown's "five star dive bar." And a classic dive it is, with Mexican bar fare, $1 PBRs on weekdays, karaoke on the weekends, and an old-school vibe. On Sundays, the bar hosts game day and a special viewing of The Walking Dead.
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Ellerbusch's WWE RAW Examinations (8/2/2010)
Hope everyone is enjoying my ongoing thoughts and humorous predictions/analysis of WWE RAW each Monday night. WWE RAW comes to us once again from San Antonio and was actually taped last week, so I expect some stellar camera angles and good commentary. Countdown is at 2 weeks until the WWE SummerSlam pay-per-view.
- After watching the opening video package, I wonder where Bret Hart was watching last week when Team WWE was arguing and blaming each other in the ring as RAW went off the air. Maybe Team WWE will receive a speech from Bret Hart tonight?
- I cannot wait to see the move "Legendary" starring none other than John Cena himself. As a Cena fan, no matter what people say about his movies, I agree they aren't' very good, but this movie will portray John very differently as he becomes a mentor to a young kid who is impacted by professional wrestling in his family and wants to follow in his father's footsteps. Cena has experience in this setting helping young children for Make-A-Wish Foundation and has a great heart and personality.
- Finally, Edge receives some big heat from the crowd…and no sparklers during his entrance to the ring.
- Has R-Truth ever opened RAW? He sure talked some sense into Edge..."That's the truth." But, how come he didn't say…"And that's what's up."
- A message from the RAW General Manager…Edge vs. Wade Barrett…I totally agree with R-Truth, this Edge/Barrett match-up won't solve anything and I'm sick of WWE treating Barrett like an all-star and giving him these matches. He is still very much a WWE rookie, although he is improving rapidly.
- Question: What will the rookies or winning rookie from NXT Season 2 have in store for the WWE…maybe take over Smackdown?
- There are chants, "Let's Go Edge." Two heels fighting each other as Jerry Lawler emphasizes my point that the WWE Universe would love to see nothing more than The Nexus lose. Therefore, the WWE Universe is cheering for Edge. Thank you "King!"
- Got to love it when wrestlers roll out of the ring when Edge sets up for his spear. You can totally see it coming.
- WWE has really gotten out of hand recently with wrestlers going into the stands…however; this has mainly been the problem with Smackdown with the feuds of Kane, Mysterio, and Swagger in past weeks and months.
- Edge quits Team WWE and it looks Jericho might too. If Cena quits Team WWE, this could be the perfect setup for Cena to turn heel and screw Team WWE at SummerSlam.
- Jericho loses match = Ted DiBiase to Team WWE or Evan Bourne. Those two guys are my best guess…two of the top RAW superstars who are not already in the SummerSlam card lineup.
- Cena loses match = Edge back to Team WWE and probably a whole revamp of Team WWE's roster probably without The Great Khali and R-Truth and a few others.
- Does anybody else ever wonder if The Great Khali and his translator are actually translating or just saying random words from his Indian native language?
- Since the tag-team champions The Hart Dynasty and the competing Usos feud has been going on long enough without a title change, it is time to make a humor match here and give Santino and Koslov a chance to earn one of the biggest upsets in history.
- Quote from Jerry Lawler: "So many divas, so little time." Just how I and the WWE Universe likes it. Something to pass the time between the feuds going on inside Team WWE.
- Michael Cole makes the most stupid comments ever saying he wants to go to a karaoke bar with Jillian. Please recommend me if you think I should apply for the new WWE play-by-play scripted commentator.
- I like Alicia Fox already to win at SummerSlam. And after Melina's run-in…I still like her chances to win.
- When you think of Sheamus and Golddust in the same sentence, I think of one acronym…ECW. According to Michael Cole, "this match is a good test for Sheamus?" I think we all saw how easily this match was for him. He was so fresh after the match he even cut a promo.
- Cena vs. Jericho…To turn Cena heel like we all want to see, Nexus should interfere in the match and help Jericho pick up the match victory over Cena.
- A Cena missed shoulder block? You sure don't see those blunders made every week by SuperCena.
- Is Jericho selling the fact that Cena is too strong to throw back into the ring?
- I really like this match…Jericho knows how to and has countered pretty much every move/attack from Cena.
- Chris Jericho tapped out to the STF before it was even locked in…Cena wins some matches a lot of different ways, but this is definitely one of his more unique victories.
- It's official, Jericho walks out of Team WWE…what's next for Cena…I don't know and really don't care. Nexus is obviously going to win at SummerSlam and if there are any professional sports entertainment bookies out there that are involved in WWE predictions/bets…I would put my money on The Nexus to win at SummerSlam.
- Jericho/Edge vs. Cena/Hart w/ The Nexus serving as Lumberjacks outside of the ring for next week's main event on RAW…I just don't understand the WWE and their booking. They try to make a "super" match if you will and throw in superstars and put them on tag teams. I just don't like the booking lately by the WWE and would rather see them all fight individually. I don't like thrown together tag teams…they just don't work out for either side because after awhile one teammate betrays another and costs themselves the match in the end.
- John Cena's name is Mike in the movie, "Legendary."
- Speed, Knowledge, Leverage, and Strength….very similar to John Cena's Hustle, Loyalty and Respect words of wisdom used earlier in his WWE career.
- The Nexus actually distracting Ted DiBiase and helping The Great Khali win a match. This is going to be interesting to follow in the next few weeks. The Nexus definitely respects The Great Khali, but Edge thinks he is a joke. Who does The Great Khali own his allegiance too when he faces The Nexus in just two weeks at SummerSlam as a current member of Team WWE?
- The Miz cutting a promo before a match…now this is WWE booking that I approve of.
- Now I called Kane at the Money In The Bank PPV to not only win the MITB ladder match but to cash in the contract against an injured Mysterio and become the new champion. It seems like The Miz is taking a note and may do it against whoever loses the Sheamus and Randy Orton match for the WWE Championship at SummerSlam.
- Randy Orton is man-handling The Miz in the early stages of this match. Sheamus comes out to distract Orton and we see a commercial, but even when we return Orton is still in control.
- I am convinced that The Miz will always be a mid-carder just for the fact that he doesn't have a great finisher, which we all saw in his match with Randy Orton. Orton is so effective that even when he seems like he is beat, he kicks out, rises to his feet, and quickly delivers an RKO. Orton beats The Miz and proves to the WWE that even if The Miz successfully cashes in his MITB briefcase/contract, he won't be champion for long due to his limited move set and lack of a finisher. The Miz gave Randy Orton all he could handle tonight and still lost.
Overall, this episode of RAW was again quite obvious as there is still some tension in the air between Team WWE, Nexus, and now Edge and Jericho. With just one more RAW episode before SummerSlam, what will the rest of the card look like next week and how will Team WWE's roster round out?
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Saints Michael, Gabriel and Raphael, Archangels
In the presence of the angels, come, let us adore the Lord.
Liturgical Colour: White.
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Mid-morning reading (Terce) | Daniel 12:1 © |
At that time Michael will stand up, the great prince who mounts guard over your people. There is going to be a time of great distress, unparalleled since nations first came into existence. When that time comes, your own people will be spared, all those whose names are found written in the Book.
Noon reading (Sext) | Daniel 9:22-23 © |
The angel Gabriel spoke to me and said 'Daniel, you see me; I have come down to teach you how to understand. When your pleading began, a word was uttered, and I have come to tell you what it is. You are a man specially chosen. Grasp the meaning of the word, understand the vision.'
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I am Raphael, one of the seven angels who stand ever ready to enter the presence of the glory of the Lord. When I was with you, my presence was not by any decision of mine, but by the will of God; it is he whom you must bless throughout your days, he that you must praise. I am about to return to him above who sent me. Write down all that has happened.
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I am supporting First Selectman Phil Anthony, Nov. 5. My support for Phil is not only based on his six years of solid achievements for both Griswold and Jewett City but equally important to me is the fact that put simply he knows what he is doing. Extensive state, federal and municipal experience, well educated, open and honest with 37 years of business background. Not one of Anthony's opponents possess that whole package. Sadly, not even close. Instead his opponents hope to fool our voters by concentrating on false allegations and lies against Phil assuming we are stupid. We are not!
Phil Anthony's commitment to Griswold and our residents has never wavered through record floods, hurricanes, blizzards, tragedies. Phil is always there in the thick of it protecting our people and our properties. Be it FEMA funds, knowing who to contact with CL&P or AT&T as well as state and federal authorities, it all comes down to knowledge and experience. Anthony is the only candidate who offers this and more to Griswold.
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Establishing shot, B-roll TBA: Montage of images with new model F-150 traversing various rugged terrains. Music: Menacing jazz bass line
VO: Your Metro Ford dealers are pleased to announce the Sixth Annual President's Day Sale. First prize is a new 2008 Ford F-150. Second prize is a set of metric wrenches. Third prize is YOU'RE ON THE STREETS, PAL! HIT THE BRICKS! You think you can handle this truck? The available 5.4 liter Triton V8 means more low-speed torque and high-speed power. More than you can handle, maybe. Still undecided? You CHILD? How about best-in-class payload and towing, ranked #1 three years in a row by J.D. Power and Associates. Am I making you uncomfortable? Yeah, well go home and tell your wife your troubles. You wanna buy a truck, you know where I'm at. My name? My name is Screw You! Buy a truck!
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A multiethnic collection of smartly-dressed, perky, clean, incessantly smiling young people strut through an upscale urban shopping district. Laughing and throwing up their arms, they exchange looks of sassy glee as generic pop builds to a crescendo.
GRETA, a tall Nordic woman in a fleece windbreaker, notices a REFLECTION in a shop window of a MOTORCYCLE ASSASSIN bearing down on the group. As the action drops into SUPER SLO-MO, GRETA leaps into the air, twisting horizontally, and throwing two BARETTA HANDGUNS to her friends MARCUS, a clean-cut African American male; and MOEKA, a pixie-ish JAPANESE-AMERICAN female.
MOEKA and MARCUS catch the weapons in mid-air as they leap into the decorative plaza fountain. In a sequence of balletic grace, the vivacious young people splash into the water while training their firearms on the helmeted MOTORCYCLE ASSASSIN.
As doves scatter and fly, the ASSASSIN slowly removes his helmet. It's CHOW YUN-FAT, sporting a puckish grin. CUT TO: Smiling young people discarding their weapons and dancing joyously.
VO: Get some color! Brighten up in vibrant tanks, tees and polos. Only at … Old Navy!
Quentin Tarantino, directing
Celesta Natural Spring Water: 15-second bumper spot
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Draft #4a
POV inside automobile trunk, looking out: Two urban hipsters/gangsters stand looking into the trunk, each holding a bottle of CELESTA NATURAL SPRING WATER. Music: obscure '70s AOR radio collage
FIGURE 1: It's ridiculous. You can't even compare the two. Land of the Lost, that had everything—you got dinosaurs, you got them crystal pyramids, you got a monkey boy, lizard monsters—
FIGURE 2: Sleestaks.
FIGURE 1: Yeah, the sleestaks. ElectraWoman and DynaGirl—man, that's just two skirts in capes jiggling into the camera.
FIGURE 2: Yo, let's ice this mother[BLEEP]er
The two gangsters draw handguns and fire into the camera/POV automobile trunk.
VO: From some of the most pristine natural springs in North America, Celesta bottles a spring water with both exceptional taste and an adherence to strict quality and purity standards. Celesta: Pure. Clean. Water.
Crest Glide Dental Floss: 60-second network edit
Director: David O. Russell
Memo to staff: Proctor & Gamble and Crest Glide Dental Floss regret to announce immediate termination of the David O. Russell project.
Creative differences between Mr. Russell, our marketing team, and cameo actors Ms. Tomlin and Mr. Clooney have resulted in an untenable situation. Furthermore, we will be unable to make any further official comment on the matter until various litigation issues are settled.
David Lynch, directing
Dannon Danimals Yogurt Fruit Swirls: 30-second network spot
Director: David Lynch
Draft #1a
A series of juxtaposed images as Roy Orbison's "Mean Woman Blues" plays ethereally throughout:
- A dark red curtain flutters slowly
- A woman in heavy theatrical makeup stares at her reflection in a mirror.
- Extreme close-up of a lawnmower shooting blades of grass onto a suburban yard
- PANNING UP from a pile of shattered stained glass, we see HARRY DEAN STANTON rotating slowly on a rotisserie spit
- an 18th-century medical illustration of the lower jaw
- SUDDEN TIGHT ZOOM PAN on a French baguette
- The dark red curtain again, slowly opening…
- a photograph of a pigeon. Superimposed title card reads: AMERICA'S SEXXXIEST BIRD
- a deluge of multicolored wristwatches falls on two identical 1940 Harley-Davidson EL Knucklehead motorcycles
- the dark red curtain is open, revealing only inky blackness beyond…
- in extreme slow-motion, a naked bald woman sinks ball-peen hammer into the skull of a Tibetan antelope
- FULL SCREEN TITLE CARD: Dannon® Danimals® Yogurt Fruit Swirls .. Now With Sprinkl'ins!
- VO: Dannon Sprinkl'ins is the only lowfat kids' yogurt that lets you mix in fun toppings for a totally cool eating experience. You never know what you're gonna get, till you flip your lid!
Authenticity Issues and the New Intimacies
// Marginal Utility
"The social-media companies have largely succeeded in persuading users of their platforms' neutrality. What we fail to see is that these new identities are no less contingent and dictated to us then the ones circumscribed by tradition; only now the constraints are imposed by for-profit companies in explicit service of gain.
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For International Women's Day and as I pondered the #DayWithoutAWoman strike, I ended up deciding to launch what I hope to develop into a GriefAndCreativity Dot Com podcast. Today's topic is "Grief and Invisibility" as it came up for me around thinking and dreamstate leading into this strike day. Thank you for listening.
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Love and Reiki,
from my radical grandma self to your radical self <3
Grief And Creativity Blog
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Saturday, February 11, 2017
Books and the art that can come from them...
What do you do with books you don't want anymore? It's great if the library will take them or the used bookshop. But what if they don't want them? I have the answer:
:) That's exactly what I did with these books. Here are the front and back covers after alterations:
And here's a glimpse of what I did on the inside of each:
But the even cooler thing about doing these kinds of physical, altered books is that you can do high res scan of various aspects of the pieces and then make even more artworks. Here are a few of the pieces I've done in that process, and these are now available in my gallery as stickers, totes, journals and more:
So can you see how you can start with old or unwanted books to create art? Then scan or photograph and make even more art? What ideas are sparked for you seeing this? Are you already picturing books that you'd been considering clutter which now might morph into art? What other items do you have around the house that you might turn into art?
Go play! Have fun!
:) That's exactly what I did with these books. Here are the front and back covers after alterations:
And here's a glimpse of what I did on the inside of each:
But the even cooler thing about doing these kinds of physical, altered books is that you can do high res scan of various aspects of the pieces and then make even more artworks. Here are a few of the pieces I've done in that process, and these are now available in my gallery as stickers, totes, journals and more:
This one is an over saturated, highly detailed scan of one of the paperdolls on the back cover, worked up in PSE as its own solo piece. You'll find it over in the gallery here.
This digital composite was from a shrine series and it incorporates the door featured on one of the front covers of the altered books. It actually incorporates high res scans and photos of 8 different pieces I created along the way. The shrine outline and composite was all done in PSE and this finished piece is in the gallery over here.
So can you see how you can start with old or unwanted books to create art? Then scan or photograph and make even more art? What ideas are sparked for you seeing this? Are you already picturing books that you'd been considering clutter which now might morph into art? What other items do you have around the house that you might turn into art?
Go play! Have fun!
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
Keep on WAKING up!
Look. None of this is new. But if the chaos that is the US is just hitting you now, all I can say is: Great and keep on WAKING the fuck up, Loves.
It is not anti-racist to say, "I don't see color." We need to dismantle and totally tell racism to fuck off. It will never be okay to invoke hate toward Muslims after the hate committed upon our LGBTQ brothers and sisters in Orlando, after the Unconstitutional "ban" that is being waved in all our faces. Fuck off to homophobia. Fuck off to the hijacking of any religion so that hate is allowed, encouraged. Fuck off to anyone who thinks their one religion has all the "right" answers and everyone else is, not only "wrong," but justifiably harmed. Fuck off.
If you don't know how to handle cognitive dissonance, that is on you! Get a therapist. Sign up for emotional intelligence training. Sign up for anti-racist training. Seek out education from sources like SURJ, ACLU, SPLC. Something. DEAL WITH YOUR SHIT.
And most of all, here in this USofA Chaos State, if you think not voting is taking a stand, I implore you to reconsider, to at least vote local races where it can make the most difference. We need to get local scenes changed in 2018 and 2020 so that when the next census takes place, we have some hope of reversing the gerrymandering that has gone on with voting districts. Please get used to bugging the fuck out of your government on all the issues that matter to you. It is not rocket science to figure out how to have justice and equity. We don't even have to figure it out the "how" of it. There isn't any experimenting that has to be done. Because guess fucking what? Other countries in this fucking world have ALREADY done it. We know how to do it. We just don't fucking want to. And if you are here, if you are one that doesn't want to, check your shit. If you are one that wants to, but doesn't know how, start by bugging the fuck out of your government reps, senators, and local officials:
and go to your State's website to find your local folks - it will look something like this:
Last thing I'll say today (though you will hear me repeating it OFTEN): If you still think social justice issues do not intersect with grief, wake up, please. How in the hell can anyone look at what is going down and not see the GRIEF, not just on individual level, but communal and cultural. Mosques burning. Five year olds handcuffed because they are a "threat" and mothers separated from their children from whom food is withheld for 20 hours. A 12 year old shot while playing in a play ground a mere 2.5 seconds after police arrive on the scene. This is a fuck load of grief, folks. Wake up. Time to start dealing with our shit.
Reiki to any and all eyeballs who come across this.
This radicalized grandma will speak to my last breath in the hope we keep each other AWAKE.
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Hard truths, diapers, and dreams
[Originally published June 2016 - as the social justice fight continues, this is as relevant today.]
The call to social justice work comes out of significant experiences I had as a child and all the ways, as an adult, I've seen people in the midst of grief experiences having to simultaneously navigate oppression. People will tell me grief is grief, done, and to stop bring social justice issues into it. But I tell you that in my most horrific grief after the death of my son, I know now, clearly, how privileged I was. I am white; we were middle-ish class; we had healthcare at the time; we had a life that allowed for us to make and foster connections for support; we had ways to become self employed and not be beholden to any boss or capitalist exploitation. AND I've learned over time how very privileged that was.
It is impossible to look black mothers in the face after the deaths of their children at the hands of police and just say it is grief like all others or that grief has no color blah blah blah. Their grief is political. Their grief is part of a social justice movement. Why? Because they don't get to just grieve and have experiences like we had in our privilege. They must simultaneously navigate the criminalization of their children all over the media so that the police can justify why children are dying. It IS political.
Yes, I am remembering that all the people killed in Orlando are children of someone. Yes. Of course. But that doesn't mean we get a bypass on the political and social justice issues that come up, too. It's a nice sentiment to say we shouldn't politicize the deaths of someone's children, but I'm guessing -- just a guess -- you go listen to the videos and read this post and this post and this post of people speaking for themselves -- but I'm guessing that most LGBTQ+ people and families will tell you it IS political.
And there are so many experiences of grief and social justice intersections, that I know we can get overwhelmed with trying to process it. This isn't a woulda/coulda/shoulda, but rather just a raising of awareness that we are each doing what/as we can *and* there is always a bigger picture. Also an awareness that focusing on one issue is not meant to take away from another or to privilege one over the other, but rather to be aware there is always a bigger picture. As @Joannathangiah shared in one of her beautiful heART-works which you can see by clicking here:
"Just because someone is drawing attention to one oppressed group doesn't mean they are ignoring others."
This is tender space. I get it. Not trying to make one bereaved parent or caregiver "wrong" while others are "right" on this. AND I'm saying that even in my worst grief experience with the death of my own son, I came to a point where that was no longer a bypass for checking my privilege and getting real about the fact that *everything* happens within a context. Of course we are individuals having these experiences, but always always always within a kinship system:
We cannot be objective. We are all mobile discourses coming to the table of these experiences:
I'm not trying to politicize everything. It is already political. I'm not trying to be depressing or discouraging. But I am trying to get us all on the same page so we can take account of what is really happening. We need to do that so we can be present in a way that is meaningful; so that actual needs can be addressed. We cannot positivity-police ourselves through grief nor be of service to others if we are positivity-policing their expressions and experiences. In fact:
Just consider it. You don't have to like what I'm saying. You may not be in a place in your own grief experience to have the bandwidth to be present with these ideas. That's okay. I'm sharing for those who are interested. For those who know there is more to this grief stuff than "keep calm and...". For those who are at a space where exploring the intersectionality of grief experiences and social justice makes sense.
Something I saw today out of the #StateOfWomen was a share from Desiree Adaway about how a significant cause of depression for low income women is lack of access to clean diapers for their children.
Re-read that.
Let that sink in.
A source of their depression is lack of access to clean diapers.
Dear G-d. I know modern Western capitalist culture is screwed, but this...breaks me. How do we just go on when this reality comes to light? For me, I need to take action. Find out how this is addressed in our community. I'm asking our food bank if this is issue that needs to be addressed here. If so, how best to address? We don't have a lot. But we do make $10 or $20 donation here and there as we can. I will be glad to spend that on diapers for the food bank if that will help.
How much could shift if we all did things like this wherever and whenever we can?
ADDENDUM: After posting this, I came to learn in the discussion thread on Desiree's page that there is a national project looking at and addressing this issue. I had no idea. Thank you, creative and wonderful people. Now others of us can get involved! http://nationaldiaperbanknetwork.org/
ADDENDUM: After posting this, I came to learn in the discussion thread on Desiree's page that there is a national project looking at and addressing this issue. I had no idea. Thank you, creative and wonderful people. Now others of us can get involved! http://nationaldiaperbanknetwork.org/
Random dreamscape:
She came into the public library and told me she sold the house we were living in with it being on the market for only an hour. The pit of my stomach sank as I realized I could pack our stuff, but I could not pack our garden. That, we would simply lose.
As I walked down the street back toward the home that was just sold out from under us, I sobbed for the peas we would be forced to abandon, knowing they would wither and die. New people would not be moved in quickly enough to salvage them.
As I walked, I realized the sidewalk was just continuing to stretch out before me, making my walk endless. There was no way to get back. I tried to get my backpack off so I could find my phone and call Hawk. But as I was doing so, a man rushed me in attack. As I felt my body hitting the ground, I realized I would not get to hear Hawk's voice.
In waking life, I began screaming in my sleep. Hawk says I was all gooseflesh when he heard me yelling and woke me.
Can I just tell you that I love having those kinds of dreams and discovering myself back here in the waking world with Hawk gently shaking me saying, "Kara, Kara, Kara, wake up."
Okay, well, enough babble. Reiki to all eyeballs who come across this.
One of those radicalized grandmas
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Five Little Letters: g-r-i-e-f
These five little letters supposedly cover a big human experience: g-r-i-e-f.
As mortal humans, it is inevitable that we will encounter grief. Whether death or non-death related, grief is part of the human experience. Supposedly these five little letters cover the experience. They are to convey what we each experience. They supposedly encompass the full range of the life that unfolds in the face of loss. These little letters are to signify a whole story. Individually. Culturally. Really?
While we are all individuals having grief experiences, we are also always within "kinship systems" (Ulanov, Madness & Creativity). So while our grief experiences unfold for us individually, we are simultaneously navigating grief's path amid community, in social relationship, in social contracts we have with each other, and in, ultimately, a culture of grief.
How can we use creativity to break out beyond these five little letters? How do we enter our stories creatively to help shape and re-shape the culture of grief so that we, as a human family, can hold the diversity of experiences that humans have?
In this presentation, from March 2015 Crossroads Conference, I had the opportunity to share my ideas with approximately 500 people in this large session, and then to more intimately explore afterward in a salon workshop that hosted 50 people. The 7 minute video here is from the large session, and in it, I'm sharing my own story of our son's birth / death and offering creative prompts for beginning to get and stay creative with your own story, whatever your circumstances.
For more about Kara see GriefAndCreativity.com
For more about Creative Grief Education see CreativeGriefStudio.com
For more about WGF and the Crossroads Conference see WGFPA.org
As mortal humans, it is inevitable that we will encounter grief. Whether death or non-death related, grief is part of the human experience. Supposedly these five little letters cover the experience. They are to convey what we each experience. They supposedly encompass the full range of the life that unfolds in the face of loss. These little letters are to signify a whole story. Individually. Culturally. Really?
While we are all individuals having grief experiences, we are also always within "kinship systems" (Ulanov, Madness & Creativity). So while our grief experiences unfold for us individually, we are simultaneously navigating grief's path amid community, in social relationship, in social contracts we have with each other, and in, ultimately, a culture of grief.
How can we use creativity to break out beyond these five little letters? How do we enter our stories creatively to help shape and re-shape the culture of grief so that we, as a human family, can hold the diversity of experiences that humans have?
In this presentation, from March 2015 Crossroads Conference, I had the opportunity to share my ideas with approximately 500 people in this large session, and then to more intimately explore afterward in a salon workshop that hosted 50 people. The 7 minute video here is from the large session, and in it, I'm sharing my own story of our son's birth / death and offering creative prompts for beginning to get and stay creative with your own story, whatever your circumstances.
For more about Kara see GriefAndCreativity.com
For more about Creative Grief Education see CreativeGriefStudio.com
For more about WGF and the Crossroads Conference see WGFPA.org
Friday, January 13, 2017
Tools vs. Prescriptions
There are a million tools in the world. And depending on the situation at hand, you may choose to take out one or the other of these tools to use them for a period of time. They can be extremely helpful. Life changing even. And so it is natural to want to share these tools with others.
Here's the hitch though:
Once you begin to share them as prescriptions rather than tools,
you move from compassionate enthusiasm to dogmatic, colonizing mind set.
When dogmatic law comes into play, we find divisiveness, the beginning of disrespect, violence, patriarchy, imperialism, misogyny. Organized religions or movements often fail their constituents in the most urgent moments of need precisely because dogmatic law is offered as "cure" rather than compassionate tools being offered as "care."
Let me share a few examples to really clearly show you what I mean about all this.
*Situation One
There are two women who are not feeling well. Both are part of communities where people are exploring self development, Law of Attraction, etc.
One woman mentions her ills, and a friend replies with an offer to help her explore Louise Hay's "Heal Your Body" work to see if anything there seems to fit for the current situation. They work together looking at materials, seeing what might feel right to the woman in need, and they both come away feeling better having lived their practice of becoming more response-able.
The second woman mentions her ills, and a friend replies saying, "Oh, look at you creating drama as a way to make time to rest. You are attracting illness so you can have an excuse to take care of you!" The woman in need feels scolded, embarrassed, and is shamed into putting on the mask of "abundance" to seem "better." All sense of compassionate care has been lost to the imposition of a dictated cure. In other words, the dogma of the Law of Attraction has been used as a weapon, a judgment against the woman in need. And, in truth, no one feels better in this situation.
*Situation Two
There are two sets of bereaved parents trying to find their way through grief after the deaths of their children. Both families are part of communities where people are exploring spiritual development, alternative therapies, creativity. Both families struggle with the cascade of loss: death of child, impact on parenting other children, financial realities of death associated costs, not being able to just go back to work as "normal" and the realization of having been thrust into being wholly changed as people.
The first family seeks support from their community network as they begin to question their sanity, how to function in the world at large, the senselessness of it all. A friend introduces them to Byron Katie's "The Work" and helps them through the questions and self-exploration. The first question is simply, "Is it true?" The bereaved mother puts forth that she is a horrible mother and cannot function any more. The friend asks, "Is this true?" The mother says, "Yes!" The friend asks again, "Is this really true?" The mother thinks a bit longer this time. The friend prompts her to talk about what's in her mind. The mother reveals a myriad of ways she is a good mother, active member of her community, and discovers -- on her own terms -- that she is not horrible after all. She is just hurting and in need of support. She redefines her current situation for herself, and down the line she will create meaning out of the senseless, be open-hearted to others, and "The Work" becomes one tool she uses often to explore the shadows of grief.
The second family seeks support from their community network, too. When the mother speaks up about not being able to function any longer, she is told, "Everything happens for a reason. You cannot know God's purpose. And you have other children who need you now." In fact, she is told that someone recently saw Byron Katie using "The Work" with another bereaved parent, and Byron told the mother and everyone watching that you have to move on and let go of these things in order to be "normal" again. In this situation, the very same tool (and some others) were used as weapons against the mother. She is embarrassed and shamed into putting on the mask of a proper believer so she can appear "normal" again. Her needs have not been met. Meaning has been imposed upon her and her family. Absolutely no one is better off in the least!
Can you see what I mean about the difference between tools vs. prescriptions; the differences between care vs. cure? Whether we are officially caregivers or just family, friends, well-meaning community members, we have a response-ability to think through the ways we uses these tools. Many fortune cookie wisdoms are actually derived from ancient systems. If you are intrigued by some current tool, seek out its history. Learn all you can before you start handing out cookie cutter sound bites and imposing meaning on others. If you have previously only dealt in platitudes, seek out the full history and truth behind that trite bit. Don't just take a line out of the Gospel and toss it around anymore. Look up the context. Read what historians feel it meant in ancient times. Look at modern interpretations. Consider what the full weight of the words might be. Consider that line through the eyes of Jewish history, Islamic history, Christian history, Buddhist history, and modern New Age lenses. Does the meaning change?
It is never entirely possible to be objective. We are subject to our own perspectives. Subject to our own experiences. That's okay, but don't let that subjective view limit you and your interactions with others. Instead, use it as another tool. Share your story of how you use various tools and what they mean to you. But then actively listen as other people tell you of their experiences. Don't impose your uses and conclusions on them. Watch, without judgement, as they pick up tools and come to their own realizations. Support them in that experience. Know that your experiences might be different. That's okay. There is plenty of room for all of us. One does not have to win out or conquer the other. BOTH experiences can exist at the very same moment, equally valid.
In this way, all those tools I listed above can be useful. Utilitarian items available to any and all of us instead of imperial weapons of colonization we use to control one another. It is possible to live in peace. This is just one of many possible things to play with as you create that peace in your reality. Be willing to just stop, breathe, and ask yourself, "Am I offering a tool or a prescription?" Just witness how your world changes when you are willing to be that response-able.
Want to learn more? Join us for the March 2017 session of Certification in Creative Grief Support.
Thursday, January 12, 2017
Yes, it is a beautiful day in the neighborhood...
Yes, I did get the chance to actually work at the Neighborhood!
I know it's really easy to make jokes about the pace and tone of the Neighborhood shows and materials they offer -- especially in a world today that is so fast paced and technology based. But I spent several years studying Fred Rogers' work and if you just take the time to really look, you'll see some incredible things:- his language of creativity;
- his advocacy for child development;
- his ability to see that while the outer world has changed, a child's inner life is still in need of safe and sacred space in which to grow.
So all the photos, I'm sharing today were taken by my mom who was equally excited about my working at the Neighborhood. :)
Photo left: The day my mom came on the set of studio A, we had the Neighborhood house set up. So she got to snap photos of me playing around on the set.
It simultaneously seems like a million years ago and just yesterday. During my three years at CMU in Pittsburgh, I was lucky enough to land an internship in PR and production at the Neighborhood under the mentorship of Hedda Sharapan. I got to work with David Newell (aka Mr. McFeely), Margy Whitmer on a few of the Let's Talk About It books, and doing some production assisting with Matt Meko, Adrienne Wehr, and Heather Arnet along the way. It was a most interesting time.
It's hard to explain how it was both thrilling and disillusioning to walk onto the set of the Neighborhood of Make Believe in studio A. It had always been an imaginary place. But here it was, brick and mortar, set artists touching up the painting of the path of rocks, the various puppets, seeing that Mister Rogers sneakers were actually a necessity in Make Believe because it was usually he, the one man, running from X the Owl's tree to behind the Castle to voice almost *all* the puppets himself!
I did a lot of different things while working there. One of the big thrills was the chance to play the Purple Panda at a few live events with David Newell when he did appearances as Mr. McFeely. There have been many, many people over the years who have gotten to play Panda, the most famous of which is probably Michael Keaton.
When I was there, Matt Meko played the Panda on the set a few times for filming. I vaguely remember an episode of him dressed in this same Panda suit (photo left) but with the addition of roller skates -- or was it inline skates? I can't remember now. But I remember it being pretty hilarious.
And let me just say that all the layers of that costume were HOT! I remember laying the pieces of it around the office to air it out and dreading any hot, summer day events. Can't imagine what it must have been like to be under the head of it with the hot lights in the studio -- I should ask Matt about that :)
For my part as Panda it was only live appearances which was great because there were always kids around who just flipped out at seeing Panda. My mom snapped this photo at one of the ice cream socials -- yes, that's me under there :)
One of my favorite jobs at the Neighborhood was getting to write with Hedda and Fred. He had his very unique way of speaking and writing. It really was like learning a different language. He had an understanding of the internal life of kids -- of people in general really. His language reflected this. While I was there, my mom found a copy of a 1970's book the Blue Cross had put out in partnership with the Neighborhood, aimed at helping kids understand everyday things. I remembered having a copy of it when I was a kid, but my mom said I wore the book till it had holes in it, so it was gone by then. But she found a copy of it at a garage sale for a nickel and snagged it for me. It was so exciting to see it again that I brought it into the office the next week. Left it with a note for Fred in his office asking if he'd sign it for me. He left me a little note back saying it was exciting for him to see it again after all those years, too.
When I was working there, the Neighborhood had been in production for 25 years. They were no longer producing 52 new weeks of shows a year, but were doing only something like 5 or 6 new weeks of shows annually. But they were also in production for a zillion other projects like the photos books in the series "Let's Talk About It", filming specials like "Fred Rogers Heroes", and the "Different and The Same" series in collaboration with Susan Linn, and more. So there was a lot of time spent in the offices, at a desk, in front of a computer, on the phone, or at the copier. While I was always amazed that this was a company where people actually stood, looking you in the eye, waiting for an answer to the question, "How are you today?" -- there were also definitely boring office moments. Thankfully, there were creative sparks like Marissa and Matt in the office, too. They often pounced upon unsuspecting employees with a bucket full of confetti! Matt snapped this Polaroid the day the two of them got me:
I will say that I loved when the Neighborhood shows were being filmed. Everything about being on the set, the Green Room, the jokes and play of the crew, the care and feeding of the fish :) Anyway, it just fun to be a part of it -- and mom snapped this photo of me honoring the fish!
All in all, it was an interesting time in life for me. I had spent my childhood with the Neighborhood, and now here I was becoming an adult in the Neighborhood. There was so much to learn. Hedda was a great teacher. Long lasting friendships were made. Matt and Heather are still a part of my everyday life. And I think my mom and I were both touched to get to connect with Fred in person. I'm sure we were just another couple people on his radar since he met so many people every single day. But my life as an artist, woman, and human being was materially changed by being able to chat with Fred about the sacred space between the Neighborhood filming and the kids watching. I've thought often about that idea. The space between what I create and the viewer who sees it. That space is hallowed. It can be discounted and disregarded, overlooked. BUT when both artist and viewer are aware and conscious of that space, it is a place that allows for miraculous growth and development. And Fred was the one who taught me about sacred space. For that lesson, I will always be grateful.
I don't know who took this last photo, maybe Matt or David. But that's moi, Fred, and my mom. It was such a luxury to get to spend that day with my mom on the set. I'm so glad I have these few snaps to mark its happening...
Anyway, that's my Neighborhood story!
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Grand Rounds Alejandro Leon, MD PGY-4 Vanderbilt Eye Institute August 24, 2007
Clinical presentation Painful loss of vision left eye. 58 year old male. Blunt trauma to left eye 3 days ago. Mild discomfort and blurred vision. No flashes, no floaters. Morning day of presentation: Intense pain in left eye. "My vision is now black".
Previous history PMH: Chronic sinusitis, s/p lumbar spinal fusion, HTN, hyperlipidemia. FHx: No glaucoma. SH: self employed truck driver. Denies smoking and alcohol use. Allergies: NKDA. Medications: BP medication, cholesterol pill, Travatan qHS OS.
Physical exam VA cc: OD: 20/40- OS: LP temporally. Motility: Full OU. CVF: Full OD, OS unable. IOP: OD: 9 OS: 3. External: unremarkable. Pupils: +rAPD OS. SLE: OD: 2+ NSC.
Differential diagnosis Choroidal effusion. Suprachoroidal hemorrhage. Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment. Melanoma or metastatic tumor of choroid or ciliary body.
Other exam findings. DFE: OD: WNL with 0.4 c/d OS: No view. Anything else you want to test?
Diagnosis Traumatic dehiscence of clear corneal wound. Appositional suprachoroidal hemorrhage.
Suprachoroidal Hemorrhage
Suprachoroidal hemorrhage (SCH) Defined as Accumulation of blood between the choroid and the sclera. Suprachoroidal space is an almost virtual space. (10 microliters) One of the most dreaded complications. Could result in total loss of vision and phthisis.
Suprachoroidal hemorrhage (SCH) Limited suprachoroidal hemorrhage. Massive suprachoroidal hemorrhage. Appositional ("kissing"). Expulsive.
Pathophysiology Fragile vessels is exposed to Sudden compression and decompression events. Fluctuation in intraocular fluid dynamics and pressure. Hypotony may lead to suprachoroidal effusion and cause tension on the vessels.
Pathophysiology Intact posterior capsule may tamponade against such intense intraocular decompression during surgery.
Ocular manifestations Decreased vision. Pain. Shallow anterior chamber with mild cells and flare. Smooth, bullous, orange-brown elevation of the retina and choroid.
Fundus findings Anterior to the equator Extends in an annular fashion Postequatorial unilobulated or multilobulated.
Fundus findings Anterior to the equator Extends in an annular fashion Postequatorial unilobulated or multilobulated.
Echography B-scan smooth, thick, dome-shaped membrane Little, if any, after movement on kinetic evaluation. Fresh blood clots. high-reflective, solid-appearing mass, with irregular internal structure and irregular shape. Serial ultrasonography for liquefaction of hemorrhage. low-reflective mobile opacities replacing clot.
Treatment Delayed nonexpulsive limited choroidal hemorrhage Conservative. Generally good prognosis. Usually resolves spontaneously within 1–2 months. Use of cycloplegics and topical corticosteroids.
Treatment Delayed, nonexpulsive massive choroidal hemorrhage Systemic corticosteroids (controversial). Posterior sclerotomy to release suprachoroidal blood.
Treatment Intraoperative massive choroidal hemorrhage Tamponade. Rapid wound closure to prevent: Expulsion or loss of the intraocular contents. Incarceration of vitreous or retina in the surgical wound.
Treatment Secondary Management Relieve vitreous or retinal incarceration. (to decrease risk of RD). Drainage of choroidal hemorrhage ideally is conducted after liquefaction of the suprachoroidal hemorrhage (serial echography).
Drainage of choroidal hemorrhage
Choroidal hemorrhage in trauma Intraocular structural damage. High likelihood of retinal detachment and associated proliferative vitreoretinopathy. B-scan choroidal hemorrhage tend to be more diffuse and less elevated.
Wound Dehiscence in Pseudophakia
Cataract wound dehiscence post trauma. 11 patients None small incision (no phacoemulsification) Falling was the most frequent. 3 days to 1 year after surgery. 10/11 not wearing protective eyewear. 6/11 had 20/40 or better vision. 5/11 had 20/200 to LP vision. Johns KJ, et.al., Am J Ophthalmol. 1989. 108:535-39
Small incision trauma dehiscence Age (years) Surgery to trauma EventWoundAssociated injury 723 yearsFellClear corneaIris prolapse 923.5 yearsFellScleral tunnelExtrusion of IOL. 684 monthsFellClear corneaExpulsive iridodialysis 915 years 8 months FellClear corneaExpulsion IOL and iris 8410 weeksFellClear corneaExpulsive iridodialysis
SCH with wound dehiscence Report 3 previously aphakic eyes. Traumatic dehiscence wound. Massive SCH, uveal prolapse and retinal detachment. Initial visual acuity was LP in all patients. Drained when decrease of SCH seen in B-scan (average 14 days). SCH drainage with PPV and silicone oil. Final visual acuities varied from 20/70 to 1/200. Good anatomical result. Liggett PE, et al. Retina. 1990; 10 Suppl 1:S59-64.
Back to our patient Surgical wound closure. Oral prednisone. Atropine, Vigamox, and PF. Followed every week with B-scan. 2 weeks after event choroids without apposition but no signs of liquefaction. 3 1/2 weeks later drained surgically.
Back to our patient Best visual acuity after procedure: 2/200 "E" Required tube shunt placement for IOP control.
Take home points Cataract wounds can dehisce even years after surgery with trauma. Management of suprachoroidal hemorrhage include: Recognize. Tamponade and closure of eye. Consider systemic steroids. Drain when signs of liquefaction in B-scan.
References. Hurvitz LM. Late clear corneal wound failure after trivial trauma. J Cataract Refract Surg 1999; 25:283-284. Routsis P. Late traumatic wound dehiscence after phacoemulsification. J Cataract Refract Surg 2000; 26:1092-1093. Navon SE, Expulsive iridodialysis: an isolated injury after phacoemulsification. J Cataract Refract Surg 1997; 23:805-807. Blomquist PH, Expulsion of an intraocular lens through a clear corneal wound. J Cataract Refract Surg 2003; 29:592-594. Walker NJ, Foster A, Apel AJG. Traumatic expulsive iridodialysis after small-incision sutureless cataract surgery. J Cataract Refract Surg 2004; 30:2223-2224. Liggett PE, Mani N, Green RE, Cano M, Ryan SJ, et al. Management of traumatic rupture of the globe in aphakic patients. Retina. 1990; 10 Suppl 1:S59-64. Kuhn F, Morris R, Mester V. Choroidal detachment and expulsive choroidal hemorrhage. Ophthalmol Clin North Am. 2001 Dec;14(4):639-50. Scott IU, Flynn HW, Schiffman J, Smiddy WE, Ehlies F. Visual acuity outcomes among patients with appositional suprachoroidal hemorrhage. Ophthalmology 1997; 104:2029-2046. Meier P, Wiedemann, P. Massive suprachoroidal hemorrhage: secondary treatment and outcome. Graefe's Arch Clin Exp Ophthalmol 2000. 238:28-32. Kapusta MA, Lopez PF. Choroidal hemorrhage. Yanoff: Ophthalmology. 2 nd Edition. Chapter 138. 2004 Mosby Inc. Johns KJ, Sheils P, Parrish CM, Elliott JH, O'Day DM. Traumatic wound dehiscence in pseudophakia. Am J Ophthalmol 1989. 108:535-539.
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Man, that is wild! Outstanding research.
Now who can make some dry transfer sets consisting of DV: IIIIIIIII EE: T for us?
The end of the first post was updated with an image from a 1966 Letraset Catalogue.
I can.
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So who is going to offer sets of these?
Today I played a little bit with this image :
This is an A5 sheet (half of an A4 page) of an existing Letraset sheet (Helvetica Medium Condensed 7mm). The whole idea was to recreate a new sheet with the 'Folio Bold Condensed 7mm' font:
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I also did a test print of this sheet to see if the font height is indeed 7mm:
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I'm a bit confused! I know that the correct font size is 28, altough all the converters on the internet shows different values:
I did a test print and the font size 20 was wrong, so a gradualy increased the font size until I got the font size 28, which for me gived exactly 7.0mm and not 7.6mm.
The other thing that I don't understand from Art's post(s) is if this font was a known Letraset font or not, because all my searches were with no result(s).
The thread title was changed and the beginning of the first post was updated with new informations:
It seems that this Letraset font was already known by some members to be the one used on the Pre-Pro #3 and the ESB Hero helmets, but was never posted on the forums. I did a search on the forums for this font and all the results were negative.
I will resume this thread from a found font to a simple font presentation.
Sorry about that. Not trying to steal your thunder or withhold information. You have done an amazing amount of detective work here and that should not go unnoticed.
Unfortunately, I thought the Letraset thing was well known and published. Tylerdurden (Dan) is the one who positively IDed the fonts about 8 years ago. I know their was debate about the size, but I didn't realize people weren't aware of what fonts were used. This is why we should be populating the wiki! Actually... if you look in the wiki, we do have an entry for Letraset Dry transfers, but we never filled it out.
You are right on the difference between the Letraset and TTF font and the difference is under 1mm (more exactly 0.6mm) which is a huge deal in a small scale.
The use of the Letraset lettering was a public knowledge, but not the specific font used. The fact that this particular font was never posted(?) on the forums made me to search for it. But now this is all public and the hunt begin for the accurate Letraset sheet.
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An aggressively treaded rubber IcePick® sole provides superior slick-surface traction in a mid-height, waterproof style. An unstoppable winter-warrior version of a super-sturdy work boot lined with 200 grams of PrimaLoft® insulation.
- Lace-up style.
- Waterproof leather upper/leather and textile lining/rubber sole.
- By The North Face; imported.
- Men's Shoes.


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