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Our Gay Village Walking Tour will return to the schedule come May 2020.
Contact us by e-mail if you would like to arrange a private Tour for the spring.
The destiny of the Village was in the making for decades.
History was made here before it was made at the Stonewall Inn.
The fun and fanciful work of Keith Haring enlivens the tour.
Walk About New York's Gay Village Walking Tour will take you to the places where gay men and lesbians have lived, loved, worked and partied for 130 years in Greenwich Village, New York's most storied neighborhood. Many of those stories were written by the men and women of the LGBTQ community.
From a closeted multimillionaire to a First Lady's circle of friends to well-known and lesser-known artists, poets, photographers and musicians to New York City elected officials and political activists, our Gay Village Walking Tour includes a cast of characters that is sure to amuse, surprise and inform you, whether you are gay or straight or none of the above!
The Stonewall Uprising that irrupted in late June and early July of 1969 announced to the world that Greenwich Village was the epicenter of gay life, and now it was where gay liberation was born. This was not news to the gay men and lesbians who had called The Village home for most of the 20th century. Walk in the spaces and see the places that witnessed history. Discover the characters who gave Greenwich Village its character. In many cases the men and women who are highlighted on this Tour have influenced art, politics, music and literature, reaching far beyond the borders of Greenwich Village.
This is an inclusive tour. Although its focus is the LGBTQ community of the Village, we cannot ignore the larger context in which the members of that community thrived. Village art and architecture, as well as general Village history is included.
We gather at 55 Fifth Avenue, the Cardozo Law School Building, at the corner of Fifth Avenue and East 12th Street. It is strongly suggested that you travel light. We are on our feet the entire time. The terrain of the Gay Village Walking Tour is level, traveling along the sidewalks and streets of New York. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes. You will get a solid walking workout on this Tour. Walking is the best exercise!
All sales are final. The Gay Village Walking Tour will take place rain or shine. All tours are conducted in English. All Tour participants assume normal liability for their behavior during the Tour.
Don't see this Tour when you want to book it? Contact us by e-mail; we will try to arrange a date good for you.
George Segal's "Gay Liberation" stands and sits in Christopher Park.
ALL PHOTOS AND TEXT © THE AUTHOR 2014–2019
A block of Christopher St., a special place, was co-named Stonewall Pl. for a special event.


Indy AAZK and Crossroads Comedy Festival proudly presents: Stand Up For Sharks. Indianapolis' only shark conservation fundraising comedy show! Join us at Flat12 for an evening of talented comedians from across the country with headliner Brent Terhune. There will be plenty of beer and food available! Hoagies and Hops will be serving up $2 popcorn and a $6.99 shorty w/1 side special during the show. There will also be a silent auction to benefit our finned friends in need.
Thanks to Jaws, great white sharks are the ocean's most iconic and feared fish. However, relatively little is actually known about them, which is why research projects are so important to this vulnerable species' survival. The more we know, the more we can do.
Crossroads Comedy Festival, the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Association of Zookeepers and Flat12 have joined forces to make this incredible charity event possible. 100% of ticket proceeds will be donated to great white shark research and oceanic conservation through Ocearch.
Together we can aid researchers in discovering more about this incredible species and drink to a future for sharks.
Drink (more) for conservation! The African penguin inhabits some of the same fragile ecosystems as the great white shark, and their nesting sites are in trouble! Every beer you buy during this event will be helping build artificial nests for penguins off the southern coast of Africa.


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Ritual, Self and Yoga: On the Ways and Goals of Salvation in the Kaṭha Upaniṣad
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title={Ritual, Self and Yoga: On the Ways and Goals of Salvation in the Kaṭha Upaniṣad},
author={Dominik Haas},
journal={Journal of Indian Philosophy},
Dominik Haas
Published 1 November 2019
Journal of Indian Philosophy
Throughout its history, the renowned Kaṭha Upaniṣad has often been described as being both incoherent and contradictory. The aim of this paper is to show to what purpose the text was created. To this end, it discusses the connection of the three paths to salvation depicted in the text, viz. the Agnicayana (a powerful Vedic fire-ritual), the Upaniṣadic method of self-knowledge, and yoga. The first part retraces how in the Upaniṣads, the Agnicayana was transformed into a non-material or mental…
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This study explores some of the connections between the presentation of religious ideas and the use of concessive clauses and sentences in Pāli Buddhist literature. Special emphasis is placed on the…
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D. White
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Yitzhak Freedman
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truth for the pure joy of knowing it? Let those believe it who may. For my part, such an opinion would seem to me strangely blind, in view of the overwhelming mass of contrary evidence. No: the…
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Per-Johan Norelius
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Signe M. Cohen
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Feature: What\'s In Our Inbox? #25 featuring PIG, sludgy industrial metal from Black Magnet, dark electro from Shadow Figures, and more!
GOTH » brutalresonance » Feature: What\'s In Our Inbox? #25 featuring PIG, sludgy industrial metal from Black Magnet, dark electro from Shadow Figures, and more!
Posted date: 2020-07-29 17:59:48
Shadow Figures - 'Manifest'Alright, I'm gonna start off this list with a single that I think everyone should check out. I accidentally discovered this duo (or supposed duo considering the photo of the band contains two people) while searching for another band named Shadow Figure on Facebo
Shadow Figures - 'Manifest'
Alright, I'm gonna start off this list with a single that I think everyone should check out. I accidentally discovered this duo (or supposed duo considering the photo of the band contains two people) while searching for another band named Shadow Figure on Facebook and stumbled across them. I said, "Fuck it, let's check'em out." And I did not regret my decision. What I was treated with was a dark electronic dance tune with several doses of grit and industrial beats. It's a perfect workout song when I'm at the gym or general driving song to get prepared for the oncoming traffic. Check it out:
Opalglas - 'Arizona'
It's quite shocking to me that Opalglas has released several songs in a short span of days yet each of them are available separately on Bandcamp. Perhaps this is to create different pallets for everyone's taste. 'Starling' was the first release out on June 14th which contained two EBM / techno tracks; 'Hive' came out shortly after on June 16th and can be described as a lofi, ambient electronica song, and on the same day the project released their industrial metal influenced single 'Arizona'. Putting these altogether in one package would have been lovely but, hey, the more the merrier. Check it out:
Black Magnet - 'Divination Equipment'
I love it when I receive bands I've never heard of that I immediately fall in love with on the first listen. Black Magnet is one of these bands. They released their debut, self-titled EP in March of 2018 in both digital and limited edition cassette formats. Sludgy industrial metal at its peak was found on that EP. Now, they're coming back with a full length album titled "Hallucination Scene" which is due out via 20 Buck Spin on September 4th. They're released a single off of it titled 'Divination Equipment' which you can stream / purchase directly below:
Black Angel - "Kiss of Death"
It does not seem as if gothrock / post-punk outfit Black Angel has any intentions of slowing down their creative output. After the release of their extended version of "The Widow" they have been steadily releasing single versions of their songs 'Put Your Lips On Me", "Animal", and "She Said". Now in July of 2020 their brand new album "Kiss of Death" will be released. Containing ten songs in total due to be released in both digital and limited edition CD formats, you can purchase / stream the album directly below:
Crying Vessel - "Pleasures For The Wicked"
Slade Templeton and Basil are the two people who make up Crying Vessel; and though the title of the project does bring forth an image of saddened emotional output, the creators of the project do know how to make love to a synthesizer. Or, at least that's what I can say after listening to 'The Abyss' which comes off of their upcoming album "Pleasures For The Wicked". It's quite good; but I'll let you be the judge of that. The album will be released in both digital and limited edition CD formats; check it out:
Spaecialista - "Pacta Sunt Servanda"
From Pildoras Tapes comes Spaecialista's "Pacta Sunt Servanda", a nine track dive into industrial, techno, and noise music. The EP contains four original tracks as well as remixes from T.D.D., Arcyniegas, Calzifer, Estado Critico, and MVQX. While the album does contain nine tracks it's currently going for $15 USD on Bandcamp - a bit higher than most digital albums circulating on the website. Either way, check it out:
The Violent Youth - 'Ya Vlublyon'
Post-punk and synthpop combine in duo The Violent Youth's latest single 'Ya Vlublyon'. Based in Augsburg, Germany, the project consists of Belarusian musician Arthur Tsymbal and Russian keyboardist Egor Ivakhnenko. You can purchase / stream the single directly below:
Tension Control - "kRaNK KrANk"
This new double contains two songs from EBM project Tension Control. The lead single is the title of the release while a secondary, extended wonderland version of 'Digitaler Bürgerkrieg' exists on the double. You can purchase / stream it directly below:
Geometric Vision - 'Slowemotion'
While I do believe that the darkwave and post-punk scene is currently being filled with bands who take the 80s, lofi mantra a little too harsh (therefore their production sounds like ass), there are also those who care about what their music sounds like. Geometric Vision is one of those project and it delights me to have them featured on this list. They've a new EP out now titled "Slowemotion" which contains two original songs as well as four wondrous remixes from Molchat Doma, Twin Tribes, Ash Code, and Hapax. You can purchase / stream the album directly below:
Slighter - 'Mute Yourself (Sawtooth's Imminent Overload Mix)'
A couple of producers in the industrial and dark electronic scene have been appearing everywhere with singles, EPs, albums, and remix / production credits. But, hell, that's what you have to do to market yourself in a competitive industry. Slighter and Sawtooth are two such producers whose names I've seen more than a few times anywhere and everywhere and now they've brought their talents together to make this badass remix. Check it out:
Timerogue - "Dark Future"
If you're not ready for more dark cyberpunk blast beats and atmospheric as fuck music then step off of this release because that's exactly what you're getting. Anyway, not to sound too nonsensical and with a desire to type as I normally would, Timerogue is a "symbiotic cyberpunk from the year 2070" who spreads their music for all to hear. Their new album "Dark Future" is releasing on September 20th, 2020 in limited edition CD, vinyl, and bundle (including both the CD, vinyl, and a T-shirt). You can check out the album on Bandcamp directly below:
Carrion - 'The Tempest'
From the Kingdom of Norway hails Carrion (again) with a brand new single titled 'The Tempest'. Tapping into their multitude of influences as per normal including industrial, gothrock, noise, and general spooky atmospheres, the song teases a brand new album titled "Testament Ov The Exiled". You can purchase / stream the new song directly below:
SVØND - "HATE included"
German record label Kammer Records has their blood tainted with experimental, dark ambient, and brutal industrial releases. SVØND fits that mold perfectly and therefore has a new album coming out titled "HATE included" on the record label. Out in both limited edition cassette and digital formats on August 9th, there is also a framed painting of a little lucifer that you can purchase. The album's song titles also spells out "HAILLCFR" or "Hail Lucifer" for those of you who can't put two and two together. Ain't that cute? Check it out:
PIG - "Sex & Death"
It seems as if anything that PIG releases is hailed as a marvel in the industrial community; I would agree as well, considering mastermind Raymond Watts always has new something up his sleeve after all these years. But the conviction and dedication to PIG shows as the project's latest EP "Sex & Death" has sold out of limited edition Tarot Cards and the Deluxe Vinyl that were available for purchase when the EP initially launched. Nonetheless, you can still grab the digital version and be one of those people who wished they had a sex tarot card signed by the man himself. Check it out:
Decoherence - "Unitarity"
Though Sentient Ruin Laboratories is known for its extreme metal underground standing, there are a few releases that tend to stray into our little area of industrial music. "Unitarity" by Decoherence is one of those bands combining strict noise walls with black metal for an unholy alliance of shocking thrills. The album is set to be released in limited edition vinyl (multiple color variants and what not) and cassette formats. For those of you looking to stay strictly digital, there's that option, too. Check it out:
Transmission - 'De Stijl'
The official music video for Transmission's latest single 'De Stijl' is out now. While there is no purchase available for the single as of just yet, hold onto your horses as Wave Records is planning to release the band's debut album in October. For now we get this awesome, black and white music video accompanied by some pretty stompy electronic music. Check it out:
X-RL7 - "Episode 1"
I am more than sure that you have heard of MiXE1 in the past; we've even covered some of their material in the past. So go to the search bar and look for them if you want. ANYWAY, the person behind MiXE1 has started up a brand new music series titled "X-RL7", which is a pixelated, cyberpunk art story. The first episode is whacky, whimsical, and seems as if it could be an indie video game. You can check out the first episode directly below:
Conjecture - 'Σάρκα'
From industrial and experimental project Conjecture comes this brand new music video and closing track to their album "V". While the video itself is a bit odd containing close ups of the human body (eyes, mouth, belly button, fat rolls, you know, the normal) the song itself is haunting, moody, and foreboding. You can check out the music video directly below and you can purchase the album HERE.
Torturetekk - 'Win Your Love'
European electro and darkwave enthusiasts Torturetekk have released a brand new single / video for their song 'Win Your Love'. This is a side-project of Athamay who was founded in 1995 by a trio named J, Sean, and Jo. This single is teasing a brand new album titled "Nightfall" which is due out on October 31st. Check it out:
Special thanks to Victor Montes of Songs From Under the Floorboard for helping us curate this list once again. You do not have to be in a band to submit material to us; if you like an artist that you haven't seen covered on Brutal in the past, please shoot us an e-mail with links to their music and we will see what we can do to feature them. Cheers!
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I am somewhat surprised that so many people refer to this album as 'a return to form' for Camel when it came after two such brilliant albums as Dust And Dreams and Harbour Of Tears (both masterpieces for me!). Personally, I consider Rajaz to be a large step down from the creative peak that brought us those two truly excellent concept albums. Indeed, I think that Rajaz was the least good Camel album since Stationary Traveller from 1984 to which is also has some similarities. Don't get me wrong though, both Rajaz and Stationary Traveller are very good albums indeed, but Camel has made even better in my opinion!
Rajaz abandons the "organic" and "warm" sound of Harbour Of Tears in favour of a more "cold" sound similar to the sound on Stationary Traveller and to some of Pink Floyd's music. The electric guitar work is amazing as usual from the great Andy Latimer and it is the guitars that work best on Rajaz. Andy's guitar sound is very much his own distinctive one (even if it often reminds of David Gilmour). But you could not mistake Andy for someone else playing and singing. Those are the marks of a great artist!
The other strong point of this album are the vocals. Andy Latimer has never been a great vocalist in the technical sense, but he has really found his own distinctive singing voice. Having a distinctive voice, something that makes you stand out from the crowd is actually always much more important than range and overall technical ability. However, I must add that I miss the harmony vocals from previous Camel albums that are totally absent here.
Further, all songs have basically the same instrumentation. The keyboards are not very varied and there are not many instruments involved apart from guitars, keyboards, drums and bass. There are some sparse flute and cello parts and I think I can detect an acoustic bass somewhere in the mix on some track(s). The drums are often quite simple and structured; are they using a drum machine here? The drums could clearly have been more "alive". Also, (and this is probably the biggest problem I have with this album) all of the songs are in a similar tempo and mood; generally very slow and mellow. The album's songs have been composed on the camel's walking metre! And I will have to conclude that Camels walk to slow to make music out of it! Rajaz is, on the other hand, exceptionally well produced, but the sound is slightly sterile.
The part I like the most on this whole album is when, half way through the track Sahara, an unexpected Middle-Eastern sounding guitar melody kicks in, in a somewhat different tempo and mood compared to the rest of the song. This is a great reward for sitting through the earlier parts of that song. Overall, the Eastern influences (that can be found on a few of the songs here) are very refreshing, but they could easily have taken this further and added more of those Middle-Eastern moods. Perhaps, also having some Middle-Eastern instruments?
This last part of Sahara is one of the very few passages on Rajaz that actually rocks. There is another such passage in the instrumental opening track Three Wishes as well. This opening track is followed immediately by the second track in a somewhat sudden and slightly unexpected manner which is another place on the album that holds interest. This album would have needed more of those sudden, surprising changes. Overall, this album feels somewhat predictable. Several songs take a little bit too long to get off the ground. It takes too long to get to the interesting parts.
To sum up: Rajaz is a very good album that feels somewhat predictable and it is too far between the great bits for this to be really excellent. I have to say that Rajaz is actually the least good Camel album of the 90's/2000's. If you want to hear Camel's true return to form, try the aforementioned masterpieces Harbour Of Tears and Dust And Dreams!


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Continuous ratings apply to installations where one or several generator sets serve as utility. At constant or varying load, the number of generator set operating hours is unlimited. Quoted ratings are in accordance with ISO 3046 and are capable of 10% overload.
Prime ratings apply to installations where utility power is unavailable or unreliable. At varying load, the number of generator set operating hours is unlimited. Quoted ratings are in accordance with ISO 3046 and are capable of 10% overload.
Peak ratings apply to installations operating in support of utility networks or grids (especially when renewable power sources are used). At constant or varying load, the number of generator set operating hours is limited to 1000 hours per year. Full power output is available for 500 hours non-stop operation per year. Quoted ratings are in accordance with ISO 3046 and are capable of 10% overload.
Prime Power limited ratings apply to installations where utility power is unavailable or unreliable. At varying load, the number of generator set operating hours is limited to 1000 hours per year. A 10% overload capacity is available.
1) The quoted typical kVA / kWe ratings are based on typical generator efficiencies.
The kVA figures are calculated with a 0.8 power factor.
and serves as guideline only.
Continuous Power ratings apply to installations where one or several generator sets serve as utility. At constant or varying load, the number of generator set operating hours is unlimited. Quoted ratings are in accordance with ISO 3046 and are capable of 10% overload.
Prime Power ratings apply to installations where utility power is unavailable or unreliable. At varying load, the number of generator set operating hours is unlimited. Quoted ratings are in accordance with ISO 3046 and are capable of 10% overload.
Peak Power ratings apply to installations operating in support of utility networks or grids (especially when renewable power sources are used). At constant or varying load, the number of generator set operating hours is limited to 1000 hours per year. Full power output is available for 500 hours non-stop operation per year. Quoted ratings are in accordance with ISO 3046 and are capable of 10% overload.


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A Comic Salute to the Troops Featuring Four Separate Comedy Acts Head to U.S. Military Bases Across the Globe Beginning November 2
Headliners Triple Threat, Operation Laughter, Tommy Davidson and All-Stars of Comedy Bring Laughs to U.S. Military Personnel Serving Overseas
Four separate outstanding comedy acts are headed across the globe to multiple U.S. military bases this fall to bring live, light-hearted entertainment to military personnel serving overseas as part of Armed Forces Entertainment (AFE) Brings the Laughs Campaign.
The members of Triple Threat–Adam Keys, Johnny Cardinale and Mark Serritella—are headed to Alaska to bring their 18+ comedy content to the troops. While each has performed individually in the past, they are combining their talents into a fresh tour just for AFE. Triple Threat will be at JB Elmendorf-Richardson, Nov. 2; Clear AFS, Nov. 3; Ft. Greely, Nov. 4; Ft. Wainwright, Nov. 5. and Eielson AFB, Nov. 6.
Operation Laughter, a buoyant team of stand-up comedians that includes Kermet Apio, Key Lewis, and Andrew Sleighter, are headed to Southwest Asia Nov. 3 – 16. While each has a different take on life, all poke fun and hilariously illustrate personalities and situations that involve family, friends and everyday events.
Kermet Apio was born and raised in Honolulu, but left the island to attend the University of Washington, and made the city his home. He performed at his first open mic night in 1989 at the Comedy Underground in Seattle, and never looked back. He won the Great American Comedy Festival in 2009, and over the years he has appeared on many television and radio shows, performed at comedy festivals in Aspen, Las Vegas, and Vancouver and performed in 47 states and three Canadian provinces.
Key Lewis' high-energy onstage presence is accented by improv, storytelling and his love of people. His interracial childhood, family and unusual views on relationships make audiences howl as they relate to his stories. The Sacramento-born comic appeared in a number of competitions around the country and won the 2013 Rocky Mountain Laugh Off. Lewis an active member of the GIs of Comedy, an all-veteran comedy group (he's a Navy vet), that tours around the world for service members.
Andrew Sleighter started in comedy by looking for the perfect funny line to open a biography. Since then, Sleighter's laid–back style and clever writing has won him appreciation from fans and respect from his peers. He wrote and blogged for the Sports Show with Norm Macdonald on Comedy Central and was a regular on the MTV prank show Money From Strangers. He has performed on NBC's Last Comic Standing, Nuvo TV's Stand Up & Deliver and made his late–night stand–up debut on Conan. Sleighter's comedy tickles a wide range of audiences with his hilariously relatable observations about family, friends and life.
Tommy Davidson, an enthusiast of performing for service members, is taking his comedic genius, with Rob Maher, to the Pacific region and ending in Cuba, beginning Nov. 11 – Dec. 2. As one of the stars of In Living Color (along with Jamie Foxx, Jim Carrey, Damon Wayans and David Alan Grier), Davidson's career has been a skyrocket. He has headlined Showtime specials, acted with Halle Berry, for Spike Lee, and starred in the 2017 landmark, award-winning documentary I Am Comic. His hilarious standups include impressions and unbelievable storytelling that will leave audiences gasping for air.
First up for Davidson is Alaska at JB Elmendorf-Richardson, Nov. 11; Ft. Wainwright, Nov. 12, and Eielson AFB Nov. 13, Ft. Greely, Nov. 14. and Clear AFS, Nov. 15. His next stops are at PMRF Barking Sands, Hawaii, Nov. 18; JB Pearl Harbor Hickam, Hawaii, Nov. 19 & 20 and Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Nov. 22. Davidson will finish his tour at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay Cuba on Dec. 1 & 2.
"We are thrilled to see military personnel showing up in record numbers to see AFE live entertainment shows across the globe," said Brian Burke, AFE Marketing & Business Analyst.
The full artist lineup and schedule are available at the AFE HUB.
About Armed Forces Entertainment: Armed Forces Entertainment (AFE) is the official agency of the Department of Defense providing quality entertainment to U.S. military personnel serving overseas, primarily at contingency operations and in remote and isolated locations. Now in its 70th year, AFE brings a touch of home through music, sports and comedy entertainment to nearly 400,000 troops annually, providing our dedicated military members much-needed downtime.
Armed Forces Entertainment Brings Global Summer Music Festival to U.S. Troops Serving Overseas
Cheerleaders, Musical Acts , Comedians and Hockey Pros Head Overseas for AFE's Mid-Winter Run
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The objectives of toothbrushing are to (1) remove plaque and disrupt reformation of it; (2) clean teeth of food, debris, and stain; (3) stimulate the gingival tissues (gums); and (4) apply dentifrice (toothpaste) with specific ingredients to address caries (cavities), periodontal (gum) disease or sensitivity.
Although a variety of toothbrushing methods have been developed, the Modified Bass technique is recommended at O'Malley Dental as it is most effective at cleaning the facial (cheek-side) and lingual (tongue-side) of the teeth. Also, only the Modified Bass technique is effective in cleaning the gingival sulcus, the space between the gums and tooth where the gum tissue attaches to the tooth. No brushing technique effectively cleans the interproximal surfaces of the teeth (the surfaces "in-between" the teeth). These surfaces must be cleaned with dental floss.
A second method recommended at O'Malley Dental is that of a gentle, circular motion of the brush and bristles, essentially massaging the gums and removing debris from the teeth. This is typically not as effective as the Modified Bass technique, however.
The toothbrush is positioned in the gingival sulcus at a 45-degree angle to the tooth apex (tip of the root).
The bristles are then gently pressed against the teeth and gums to enter the sulcus. A vibratory action, described as a back-and-forth horizontal jiggle, causes a pulsing of the bristles to clean the sulcus and spread the bristles out over the tooth surface.
A rotational sweeping motion away from the gums then removes debris from the teeth. (On the bottom arch, rotate the bristles up. On the top arch, rotate the bristles down).
The press, "jiggle," and roll action is repeated at least five times before proceeding to the next site.
The occlusal (chewing) surfaces may be cleaned by either: (1) short vibratory strokes, with pressure being maintained to accomplish as deep a penetration of the pits and fissures (crevices in the teeth) as possible; or (2) a rapid back-and-forth vibrating motion to force the bristles into the pits and fissures as much as possible, followed by a sweeping motion to expel the dislodged debris. Long, sweeping, horizontal strokes are not recommended, because the toothbrush bristles have minimum contact in the deeper and more critical fissures. The pits and fissures are typically too narrow for bristle penetration and, regardless of technique, are inaccessible for adequate cleaning. This helps explain why more than 60% of all carious lesions (cavities) in the mouth are found on the occlusal surface, even though most individuals attempt to brush this surface.
Access to the lingual (tongue side) surfaces of the mandible (bottom jaw) and maxilla (top jaw) is difficult. To clean these areas hold the toothbrush vertically out in front of you (bristles up and handle down) with the bristles facing away from you. Grab the handle with a "thumbs-up" grip, wrapping your fingers around the handle and positioning your thumb directly behind the bristles. To clean the maxillary (top arch) lingual (tongue side) surfaces, keep the brush in the same "thumbs-up" orientation and place the bristles against the back of the teeth at the gumline and draw the brush down and forward. Repeat this at least 5 times. To clean the mandibular (bottom arch) lingual (tongue side) surfaces, rotate your wrist so the brush is oriented in a "thumbs-down" position, and place the bristles against the back of the teeth at the gumline and draw the brush up and forward. Repeat this at least 5 times.
O'Malley Dental recommends patients brush at least twice daily (morning and night), but preferably 3 times a day, after each meal. Patients should brush for at least 2 to 3 minutes (Sing the ABC's song twice in your head). Because few individuals completely remove all plaque (deposits on the teeth from food, bacteria, etc.), daily brushing is still extremely important to maximize sulcular (the space between the gums and tooth where the gum tissue attaches to the tooth) cleaning as a periodontal (gum and bone) disease control measure. This also provides an opportunity to use fluoride dentifrices (toothpastes) more often in preventing cavities. Where periodontal pockets exist (in patients with periodontal disease), even more frequent oral hygiene procedures are indicated.
A routine brushing pattern should be established to avoid exclusion of any area.
Children – One systematic pattern is to teach children to begin by cleaning the occlusal (chewing) surfaces of the maxillary (top) arch, starting with the molars on the top right and continuing all the way around the arch. For children, it is most important to brush the pit and fissures. This should then be repeated for the facial (cheek-side) and lingual (tongue-side) surfaces. Then repeat all of the above steps on the mandibular (lower) arch. The use of a three-dimensional brush can be recommended as long as children are not able to brush the more difficult buccal and lingual surfaces. Such toothbrushes that hug the teeth and clean the buccal, lingual, and occlusal surfaces simultaneously are easier for children to use, as the brush guides itself from tooth to tooth. Studies show that children favor such toothbrushes.
Adults – Adult patients are taught to begin with the most posterior (back) tooth on the top right brushing the occlusal and incisal surfaces around the top arch until the last molar on the top left has been reached. The lower arch is then brushed in a similar manner. This is then followed by the Modified Bass technique to clean the facial and lingual surfaces.


Let's face it – when you're out in the backcountry, few things are as important as a dependable tent. Tents keep you safe from the elements, and provide a base (literally) from which to adventure. Whether you're out for the weekend or out for the long haul, a good tent should enable you to go beyond your limits, not set them. Now, we're not going to deny that there are a lot of great tent options out there, but Sierra Designs has some defining features that set us apart from the rest.
We've been innovating since 1965, and have consistently pushed the boundaries of what makes a good shelter a good shelter. Swift clips, for example, first came from our team.
We've also been at the forefront of creating new and interesting pole designs that have optimized internal space while shaving overall weight. And those colors… nobody can say that we've made boring choices – We made a tent called the Pleasure Dome…we're not afraid to think outside.
Your tent is probably the largest piece of gear you put into your pack, and arguably one of the heaviest as well. But it's also not something you can skimp on, or discard entirely, in the interest of shaving ounces. Fortunately for you, Sierra Designs has spent countless years figuring out where and how to cut the number on the scale in a way that won't cut performance out on the trail.
Some of our single person tents, like the upcoming High Side, come in at a packed weight of only 2lbs 6oz – to put that in perspective, about the weight of a can of soup. Even our more robust 4 Season tents like the Convert 2 are some of the lightest in their categories. That doesn't mean we skimp on durability, though – some of our tents have been out for 20+ years and are still going strong. How do we know? People get in touch to tell us all the time.
There's a saying when it comes to outdoor gear: "Light, Durable, Cheap – Pick Two." We have to say, there's a certain truth to that logic. For example, while there are lots of tent choices outside of Sierra Designs with a smaller price tag, chances are none of those tents are going to last, say, 25 years. You're not just getting a tent – you're getting an investment that's going to give you, and perhaps those who come after you, the security of being warm, dry, and safe out on the trail for as long as the adventure lasts.
On the flip side, if you want to get a more expensive tent, there's no shortage of those options either. We could certainly go that route as well – but we don't because we want to make sure that our gear is within reach for everyone who wants to be miles from ordinary.
After all, it's one of the cornerstones of what we believe: We make gear that is Functional, Beautiful, and most importantly, Attainable.
How do we make all of this possible? Simple – we're a small, dedicated team of outdoor enthusiasts who have a vested interest in having the best gear available. We're headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, a mecca for getting out on the trail, and oftentimes that's where you'll find us on an extended lunch break. We love our tents as much as we hope you do – if you have any questions about them, feel free to hit us up.
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SCENERY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND IN AQUATINT AND LITHOGRAPHY, 1770-1860, FROM THE LIBRARY OF J.R. ABBEY.
San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1991. Reprint. Hardcover. pp: xx, 399; frontispiece in color, 34 collotype plates and 54 text illustrations in black & white. Bound in red leatherette, gilt-stamped spine, decorated dust wrapper. 12.5" X 9"	More about SCENERY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND IN AQUATINT AND LITHOGRAPHY, 1770-1860, FROM THE LIBRARY OF...
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TRAVEL IN AQUATINT AND LITHOGRAPHY, 1770-1860: From the Library of J.R. Abbey. Volume I: World, Europe, Africa. Volume II: Asia, Oceanica, Antarctica, America. A Bibliographical Catalogue.
London / Mansfield, CT: Curwen Press / Maurizio Martino, 1956 / nd. Reprint. Hardcover. Two volumes bound as one. pp: xiii, 675 with indices; black-and-white frontispiece and illustrations from title=pages, etc. Bound in gray cloth, red spine block with gilt lettering. 11.25" x 8.5" "This reprint is strictly limited to 100 copies" (statement on verso title-page).	More about TRAVEL IN AQUATINT AND LITHOGRAPHY, 1770-1860: From the Library of J.R. Abbey. Volume I: World,...
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Adams, Frederick B.
ELMER ADLER, APOSTLE OF GOOD TASTE: An Address delivered January 21, 1941 on the occasion of an exhibition of the work of the Pynson Printers.
New York: Privately Printed for the Typophiles, 1942. First Edition. Softcover. pp: 15, colophon; Pynson Printers device by Rockwell Kent on title-page. Bound in blue-and-white patterned wrappers, sewn, with EA label on cover. 7" x 4.5" This is the first of a series of monographs on various subjects, printed for... More about ELMER ADLER, APOSTLE OF GOOD TASTE: An Address delivered January 21, 1941 on the occasion of an...
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Adams, James Truslow, editor
DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN HISTORY
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1940. First Edition. Hardcover. Six volumes, including index. pp: xi, 444; 430; 432; 512; 515; 258. Bound in blue buckram, gilt lettering on spines. 10.25" x 7"	More about DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN HISTORY
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Adams, Ramon F.
THE RAMPAGING HERD: A Bibliography of Books and Pamphlets on Men and Events in the Cattle Industry.
Cleveland: John T. Zubal, (1982). Reprint. Hardcover. pp: xix, 463 with index. Bound in green cloth, gilt spine lettering, pictorial dust wrapper. 9.25" x 6" First published in 1959 by the University of Oklahoma Press.	More about THE RAMPAGING HERD: A Bibliography of Books and Pamphlets on Men and Events in the Cattle Industry
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Adams, Ramon F., compiler
SIX-GUNS AND SADDLE LEATHER: A Bibliography of Books and Pamphlets on Western Outlaws and Gunmen. New Edition, Revised and Greatly Enlarged.
Cleveland: John T. Zubal, (1982). Reprint. Hardcover. pp: xxv, 808 with index. Bound in brown cloth, copper lettering on spine, orange endpapers, pictorial dust wrapper. 9.5" x 6.25" First published in 1969 by the University of Oklahoma Press.	More about SIX-GUNS AND SADDLE LEATHER: A Bibliography of Books and Pamphlets on Western Outlaws and...
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Ahearn, Allen & Patricia
AUTHOR PRICE GUIDES [2 volumes]: Volume One, Revised, and Volume Two.
Rockville, Maryland: Quill & Brush, 1993-1996. Hardcover. Two volumes. pp: xx, 725; xix, 648. Bound in green cloth, gilt lettering on spines and covers. 9.25" x 6"	More about AUTHOR PRICE GUIDES [2 volumes]: Volume One, Revised, and Volume Two
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Alaska / Tourville, Elsie A., compiler
ALASKA, A BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1570-1970, with subject Index.
Boston: G.K. Hall & Co., 1974. First Edition. Hardcover. pp: xvii, 739 with index. Bound in red buckram over heavy boards, gilt lettering on spine. 10.25" x 7". Deaccessioned from a southern collegiate library: stamp on upper and lower edges, shadow of pocket removed from rear pastedown, slight trace of...	More about ALASKA, A BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1570-1970, with subject Index
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AN ADDRESS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY; TOGETHER WITH THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE INSTITUTION, AND A LIST OF DONATIONS TO THE SOCIETY SINCE THE LAST PUBLICATION
Worcester: Printed by William Manning, 1819. First Edition. Removed. 38pp. Removed from a bound volume of pamphlets, spine reinforced with archival paper, tiny repair to top of first leaf. 9.25" x 5.75" [American Bibliography 46972].	More about AN ADDRESS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY; TOGETHER WITH THE LAWS AND...
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, IN BOSTON, APRIL 30, 1851, IN WORCESTER, OCTOBER 23, 1851, IN BOSTON, APRIL 28, 1852.
Worcester: Printed by Henry J. Howland, [1852]. First Edition. Removed. 41pp. Following the text are three plates showing the locations of Ancient Works and animal remains at Crawfordsville. Removed from a bound volume of pamphlets, spine reinforced with archival paper. 9" x 5.5" .	More about PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, IN BOSTON, APRIL 30, 1851, IN WORCESTER, OCTOBER...
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VICTOR HAMMER, ARTIST AND PRINTER [prospectus].; Compiled by Carolyn R. Hammer.
Lexington, Kentucky: Anvil Press, 1981. First Edition. Original Wrappers. Quarto. 6pp, colophon; portrait of Hammer in 1925. Bound in purple wrappers, design on cover. 11" x 7.5". Laid in: two-page leaflet of Biographical Notes, order form printed on tan stock, price list with dealer discounts.	More about VICTOR HAMMER, ARTIST AND PRINTER [prospectus].; Compiled by Carolyn R. Hammer
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Arctic Institute of North America
ARCTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY: Volumes 1-3
Washington DC: Department of Defense, 1953. First Edition. Hardcover. Three volumes, thick octavo. 4,478pp; large, folding map in color at the back of each volume. Bound in blue buckram, gilt lettering on spines. 9.25" x 6" Best single bibliography on the subject. Volumes 1 and 2 contain 20,003 annotated entries... More about ARCTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY: Volumes 1-3
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARIZONA: Being the Record of Literature Collected by Joseph Amasa Munk, M.D., and Donated by Him to the Southwest Museum of Los Angeles, California.
Mansfield Centre: Martino Publishing, nd. Reprint. 431pp with index; frontispiece portrait, one other plate. Bound in green cloth, gilt lettering and decorations on spine. 9" x 6" Limited facsimile of the enlarged edition, published by the Southwest Museum in 1914. Comprises an author catalogue and a subject catalogue.	More about BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARIZONA: Being the Record of Literature Collected by Joseph Amasa Munk, M.D.,...
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Arkansas-Missouri / Randolph, Vance
OZARK FOLKLORE: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Columbia, MO: Univ of Missouri Press, 1987. Second Edition. Hardcover. Two volumes. pp: 572 + 354, indices. Bound in green cloth, black lettering on spines, pictorial blue dust wrappers. 9.5" x 6.25" Contains more than 2,500 annotated entries on the folklore, customs and songs of Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma.	More about OZARK FOLKLORE: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Armour, George Allison
THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE GEORGE ALLISON ARMOUR, PRINCETON, N.J. To be dispersed at Public Sale, Thursday, April 22...Friday, April 23...
New York: American Art Association, 1937. First Edition. Hardcover. pp: (v), 165, (1); frontispiece, facsimiles of title-pages, etc. in text. Bound in printed pale-blue boards. 9.5" x 6" Armour's collection numbered some 6,000 volumes. "Taken all in all it is one of the finest private collections to be found anywhere..." (preface by Andrew A. West).	More about THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE GEORGE ALLISON ARMOUR, PRINCETON, N.J. To be dispersed at Public Sale,...
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BAEDEKER'S HANDBOOKS FOR TRAVELLERS: A Bibliography of English editions published prior to World War II.
Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, nd. First Edition. Softcover. 38pp, printed on rectos only. Bound in blue report cover with clear front. 11.5" x 9"	More about BAEDEKER'S HANDBOOKS FOR TRAVELLERS: A Bibliography of English editions published prior to World...
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Barry, Rebecca Rego
RARE BOOKS UNCOVERED: True Stories of Fantastic Finds in Unlikely Places. Foreword by Nicholas A. Basbanes.
Minneapolis: Voyager Press, 2015. First Edition. Hardcover. 248pp with index; 16pp illustrations in color on coated stock. Bound in patterned boards, white lettering on spine, printed cover label. 9.25" x 6"	More about RARE BOOKS UNCOVERED: True Stories of Fantastic Finds in Unlikely Places. Foreword by Nicholas...
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Basbanes, Nicholas A.
A GENTLE MADNESS: Bibliophiles, Bibliomanes, and the Eternal Passion for Books.
New York: Henry Holt & Co., (1995). First Edition, 2nd printing. Hardcover. pp: xvi, (1), 638 with index; 55 illustrations on coated stock. Bound in black cloth and tan boards, gilt spine lettering, pictorial endpapers, pictorial dust wrapper. 9.25" x 6"	More about A GENTLE MADNESS: Bibliophiles, Bibliomanes, and the Eternal Passion for Books
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Bateson, F.W., editor
THE CAMBRIDGE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
New York: Macmillan, 1941. First US Edition. Hardcover. Four volumes. pp: xxxviii, (ii), 912; xviii, (ii), 1003; xix, (ii), 1098; 287 index volume. Bound uniformly in blue cloth, gilt spine lettering. 9.5" x 6" Best overall bibliography of British authors and their works from 600 to 1900 A.D.	More about THE CAMBRIDGE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
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Beach, Sylvia
SHAKESPEARE AND COMPANY
New York: Harcourt Brace, (1959). First Edition. Hardcover. pp: xvi, 230 with index; illustrated title-page, 16pp illustrations from photographs. Bound in tan cloth, gilt lettering on spine, pictorial dust wrapper. 8.25" x 5.5"	More about SHAKESPEARE AND COMPANY
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New York: Harcourt Brace, (1959). First Edition. Hardcover. pp: xvi, 230 with index; illustrated title-page, 16pp illustrations from photographs. Bound in tan cloth, gilt lettering on spine. 8.25" x 5.5"	More about SHAKESPEARE AND COMPANY
Belin, Theophile, publisher
LIVRES A FIGURES SUR BOIS DES XVe ET XVIe SIECLES
Paris: Librairie Theophile Belin, 1911. First Edition. Original Cloth. pp: (iv) with errata, 197; illustrated throughout the text. Bound in blue cloth, gilt spine title; original wrappers bound in, the front one serving as the title-page, with small corner chips. 9.5" x 6.25" A priced catalogue of 582 titles illustrated... More about LIVRES A FIGURES SUR BOIS DES XVe ET XVIe SIECLES
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Bennett, Paul A., editor
ELMER ADLER IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS. Reminiscences of Frederick B. Adams, Jr., John T. Winterich, Lawrence Thompson, Kneeland McNulty, Al Hine, David Jackson McWilliams, Edward Naumburg, Jr., Philip C. Duschnes, Elmer Adler.
Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Library, 1964. First Edition. Hardcover. pp: ix, (i), 114, colophon, (2); illustrated throughout the text from photographs and drawings. Bound in brown cloth and black boards, gilt spine lettering and monogram on cover. 7.25" x 4.5" One of 750 copies printed for Friends of the Library: total edition, 2100 copies.	More about ELMER ADLER IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS. Reminiscences of Frederick B. Adams, Jr., John T. Winterich,...
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Bliss, Carey
AUTOS ACROSS AMERICA: A Bibliography of Transcontinental Automobile Travel, 1903-1940.
Austin - New Haven: Jenkins & Reese Companies, 1982. Revised & Enlarged Edition. Hardcover. pp: xxix, 83; frontispiece, 10 full-page illustrations showing title pages of books cited. Bound in gray cloth, black lettering on spine and picture on cover, black endpapers. 8.75" x 5.5" Describes 66 accounts of automobile travel... More about AUTOS ACROSS AMERICA: A Bibliography of Transcontinental Automobile Travel, 1903-1940
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Blockson, Charles L.
"DAMN RARE"--THE MEMOIRS OF AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN BIBLIOPHILE
Tracy, California: Quantum Leap, (1998). First Edition. Hardcover. pp: xviii, 334 with index; 9 pages of illustrations from photographs. Bound in green cloth and tan boards, gilt lettering on spine, pictorial dust wrapper. 9.25" x 6.25"	More about "DAMN RARE"--THE MEMOIRS OF AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN BIBLIOPHILE
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