Many Red River Paper customers and readers have asked What is the difference between glossy and luster finish inkjet media. 1  Glossy and Luster are both surfaces of photographic inkjet paper. Both are designed to mimic print paper surfaces available from traditional photo labs. For the most part, you will find glossy and luster papers as RC, resin coated, or photobase media. This is the paper type that looks and feels most like a lab print.
Today I found out how to survive being buried alive in a coffin. Yesterday, I posted an article on taphophobia and I got an email from a reader wondering if I could write-up an article on the best ways to actually get out of a coffin, if you happen to find yourself buried alive in one.So here goes.f you are buried around 6 feet deep and are anywhere from 5 feet tall or above, you should be able to not only have your arms break the surface at this point, but also have your head break the surface due to the fact that you pushed a foot or two of earth into your coffin.
If you think your ancestor is buried in a particular cemetery, but there is no headstone (or no readable one for you to be sure itâs him or her). you can go to the town hall or town historian to see if they have a map of burials in that particular cemetery.If they do, you can use the map to find the grave. If there is no map, as is the case with most ancient cemeteries, you may never actually be sure of the exact spot your ancestor is buried.If you can find an obituary or will that provides the information, you will at least know they are there somewhere.If it is the only cemetery to exist in the town when your ancestor died, you can also be content knowing they are there, and you visited the place, even if you didnât find the exact location.f you think your ancestor is buried in a particular cemetery, but there is no headstone (or no readable one for you to be sure itâs him or her). you can go to the town hall or town historian to see if they have a map of burials in that particular cemetery.