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All Blog Posts Tagged 'zines' - We Make Zines 2016-10-22T04:14:04Z http://wemakezines.ning.com/profiles/blog/feed?tag=zines&xn_auth=no 'The Screever' issue nine tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2016-05-05:2288844:BlogPost:449461 2016-05-05T21:01:58.000Z Lee Taylor http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/LeeTaylor
So yeah, we finally finished issue nine of 'The Screever' zine; it's 56 black and white A6 pages featuring interviews with Bristol indie-rock / RiotGrrrl punks IDESTROY, comic writer Dan Barnes of DEAD BRIDE COMICS, Jamie Brewer of skate collective GNARGORE, fantasy zine illustrator BODIE H., and local Stourbridge hardcore kids UNHINGED. Plus a bunch of reviews, a couple of recipes, puzzles, stencils, and a guide to making a…

So yeah, we finally finished issue nine of 'The Screever' zine; it's 56 black and white A6 pages featuring interviews with Bristol indie-rock / RiotGrrrl punks IDESTROY, comic writer Dan Barnes of DEAD BRIDE COMICS, Jamie Brewer of skate collective GNARGORE, fantasy zine illustrator BODIE H., and local Stourbridge hardcore kids UNHINGED. Plus a bunch of reviews, a couple of recipes, puzzles, stencils, and a guide to making a pinhole camera. Pics are up on my profile now. The best thing is it's only a quid from here: http://glassofspit.bigcartel.com/product/the-screever-issue-9

Or trades are very welcome; just drop me a message :) oh and we're in the following places too if you fancy following us:

https://www.facebook.com/thescreeverzine

Instagram @thescreeverzine

Thanks a tonne! :)

Lee

xox
 zines and addresses tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2016-05-01:2288844:BlogPost:449174 2016-05-01T16:46:31.000Z fishspit http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/fishspit
hi! yeah! it's me . . . fishspit! here to shoot my mouth off at ya! i want to talk to you all about addresses! mostly i want to brag on america . . . but i'm gonna do it through a little look-see at other countries' addresses. I mail zines all over the world . . . from froi in the phillipines to anvar kandorov in tashkent! by the way . . . that motherfucker . . . that anvar owes me a package of tashkent punk . . . the cheap ass bunghole worm! he might have ripped me off! cost me 40…

hi! yeah! it's me . . . fishspit! here to shoot my mouth off at ya! i want to talk to you all about addresses! mostly i want to brag on america . . . but i'm gonna do it through a little look-see at other countries' addresses. I mail zines all over the world . . . from froi in the phillipines to anvar kandorov in tashkent! by the way . . . that motherfucker . . . that anvar owes me a package of tashkent punk . . . the cheap ass bunghole worm! he might have ripped me off! cost me 40 bucks to send him all those old punk rock zines from america! and he didn't get me back! bastard!

hey! but let's forget that . . . why don't we? yes we will . . . no resentments here! no . . . we move on . . . back to addresses . . . i'll try not to take you on too many tangents my gentle reader. but where were we? let's see . . . yeah . . . . all over the world wiseblood goes . . . spreading the good word . . . making the world a more gentle place! in poor countries they can read wiseblood to take their dear minds off that fact they have no food and clean water. wiseblood has done so much to make the world a better place. unfortunately . . . many places are short of toilette paper . . . but we don't talk about that! i'm a gentleman! a gentleman lets such things be!

.but! what i can't figure out is you foreigners weird ass addresses! hell! why can't you do it like we americans do it? you are all our lap dogs . . . you cater to us in every other way . . . you learn our language (i sure as hell ain't gonna learn yours), you sneak into our country, and you buy all our burgers from mcdonalds! and soon there will be a coke machine in tibet! yet you can't write your damn addresses out like ours?

I could moan about any country . . . and oh i like to moan . . . complaining is my bread and butter . . . but i'm gonna complain about canada! i trade ALOT of mail with canada! my dear and wonderful and delightful pal kathleen dystatic (sorry to associate your name with me here kathleen . . . but you made a deal with the devil) . . . oh we trade the mail!

what i want to know is why is your canuck mail so goddamned slow? do you use fucking mules to deliver it? we truck it up to the border . . . drop it off . . . and you put it on pack mules . . . and the poor mules gotta travel the country delivering your mail? jesus christ! poor poor mules! i'm an animal lover dammit! i live to pet cats! and i love mules!

hell my colleges mascot was a mule! the central missouri state fighting mules! so i hate to think how those poor mules feel.

well anyway . . . lets move on . . . we won't spend no more time on the mules . . . that's for a different discussion.

i wanna next talk about these goddamned letters after the addresses on canuck mail! there at the bottom! i see them . . . . look! have a look! there at the bottom! i got an envelope to send to that she-devil stoner chick tabi vass . . . she's a canadian! poor canada! they didn't know what the got when they got tabi vass! but anyway . . . i'm getting off track again . . . talking away from the point . . . i do that my dear pal and reader . . . i can't help it . . .

but back to them little letters and numbers! ok! so she's got the address on their . . . and that's fine . . . and she's got toronto . . . yeah! i understand . . . then there's an ON . . . which i don't know what the hell that means . . . but it's ok . . . it goes with the address . . . we won't complain . . . but then! under that! even under CANADA is these goddamned letter thingies! i'll give an example . . . and this ain't tabi's . . . no . . . it's made up.

ok . . . here we go . . N7B 3I9 . . . and hell they do it twice!

it makes the damned address longer! it makes it so more of my beloved collage envelopes (every wiseblood comes in a personalized collage envelope!) is covered up.

ok you all . . . you coalition of the willing . . . before we do some "preventative strikes" on you all . . . you straighten out your addresses!

i'm an american dammit!

ok . . . i'll let you go now . . . i love you all dearly!

god bless hank williams sr.

god bless jessie james

and god bless ROCKABILLY!

yeah!

fishspit out.
 Are zine creators artists who deserve premium prices? tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2016-01-25:2288844:BlogPost:441354 2016-01-25T16:41:05.000Z Ryan Mishap http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/RyanMishap
 I picked up a zine the other night and it brought to mind an issue I have thought about a lot over the years: overpricing of zines. Now, people do zines for a variety of reasons and that matters to how they price them. What has bothered me over the last few years are the number of people who seem to be treating zines as "art" and themselves as artists rather than people who make zines. As such, they are generally uninterested in others zines, won't do trades, and charge far more than…

 I picked up a zine the other night and it brought to mind an issue I have thought about a lot over the years: overpricing of zines. Now, people do zines for a variety of reasons and that matters to how they price them. What has bothered me over the last few years are the number of people who seem to be treating zines as "art" and themselves as artists rather than people who make zines. As such, they are generally uninterested in others zines, won't do trades, and charge far more than the cost of the zine. Their attitude--and, believe me, I have encountered this--seems to be that they are the creator and the rest of us are the consumers of their wondrous works. Hey, that's fine. People can be and do what they want. I can be bothered by it and not buy their art. Discovering zines is one of the best things to ever happen to me and I have a huge personal investment in them as tools of communication, story sharing, empathy, and joy. Tools, not something pretty to look at.

 Regardless of whether someone calls it art, the creator should be compensated if they want to be. Stuff costs money, right, so I don't mind paying for that or even a little more. I don't want to pay a markup just because they consider it art (I sure don't). Outside of artists, there are people who charge way more than the zine cost to make. I can never figure this out!

 I've rarely tried to sell my zine the last couple decades, but when I do I only try to cover cost plus postage. I do not understand people who charge $3-10 for their zine when I know it cost about a dollar or two to copy those few pages. Is the goal sharing and communication (for me, yes) or is it setting oneself up as an artist whose "work" the masses must pay to experience? Perhaps I just don't value myself or my writing and lack the confidence to try and get money for my zine and these folks are just valuing their creative outputs more. While there may be some truth to that, I shouldn't have to pay a 300-400% mark-up on something that takes five minutes to read.

 If your goal is to share your stories, ideas, or experiences, why would you create barriers to that? I know the internet is destroying the paid journalist, but we're in this little niche of zine creators. Nobody ever made a living on zines and very few people even get their money back. We do this for the love of it, right?

Your thoughts?

 Hey All!! tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-12-30:2288844:BlogPost:439552 2015-12-30T23:30:00.000Z zoe blaq http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/zoeblaq
I hope the year treated you well. I look forward to a new year of courage, motivation and determination to stay healthy and creative. I'll be hosting an urban soul farmer workshop at Bakersfield College in February. I've decided to come out with an Urban Soul Farmer zine to give out at the college.

More info:

urbansoulfarmer.tumblr.com

twitter: @urbansoulfarmer

 @zoeblaq

I hope the year treated you well. I look forward to a new year of courage, motivation and determination to stay healthy and creative. I'll be hosting an urban soul farmer workshop at Bakersfield College in February. I've decided to come out with an Urban Soul Farmer zine to give out at the college.

More info:

urbansoulfarmer.tumblr.com

twitter: @urbansoulfarmer

 @zoeblaq

 The Time-Travel Issue tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-10-12:2288844:BlogPost:436137 2015-10-12T15:00:00.000Z Kris Hartley http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/KrisHartley
The Time-Travel Issue of KZine is FINISHED and ready for your eyeballs! Just in time for the arrival of Marty McFly and Doc from the past on October 21, 2015!

It will be up on Etsy very soon. If you can't wait that long, message me, and I'll make sure that one will be on its way to you right away! Whew! #zines…

The Time-Travel Issue of KZine is FINISHED and ready for your eyeballs! Just in time for the arrival of Marty McFly and Doc from the past on October 21, 2015!

It will be up on Etsy very soon. If you can't wait that long, message me, and I'll make sure that one will be on its way to you right away! Whew! #zines #timetravel

-Kris

www.facebook.com/kzine4

www.etsy.com/shop/kmhphotoanddesign

firstname.lastname@example.com
 Our Library is missing YOUR zine =( tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-09-10:2288844:BlogPost:434305 2015-09-10T04:00:00.000Z Tallahassee Zine Library http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/JulioDominguez881
Hello friends,

I've been very busy lately, but I am able to keep up with the zine library project and I was finally able to tag and display all the zines that the good people here have been sending me.

For anybody that hasn't already seen, there is a community zine library project started in downtown Tallahassee, Fl.

At the moment, I've got about 17 zines, but I know that we can stock way more.

So please, donate to the…

Hello friends,

I've been very busy lately, but I am able to keep up with the zine library project and I was finally able to tag and display all the zines that the good people here have been sending me.

For anybody that hasn't already seen, there is a community zine library project started in downtown Tallahassee, Fl.

At the moment, I've got about 17 zines, but I know that we can stock way more.

So please, donate to the library, all are welcome, and all will be reciprocated with a fresh copy of SOUTHLAND issue 2 (the zine I make) and whatever else love I can fit in the envelope.

Message me if shipping cost are a problem. I'll do what I can to pay something of it.

I could really use your zine.

-Julio
 Mr. McSqueegie's Ice Cream Truck Inaugural Issue tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-08-29:2288844:BlogPost:433805 2015-08-29T19:27:55.000Z Impybat http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/TerriWalton
The inaugural issue of Mr. McSqueegie's Ice Cream Truck debuted recently. You can read it here, and volume 2 just went up too.…

The inaugural issue of Mr. McSqueegie's Ice Cream Truck debuted recently. You can read it here, and volume 2 just went up too.

From our About page:

Mr. McSqueegie's Ice Cream Truck is a digital zine that has the look of a lo-fi cut n paste zine cause we actually make it by hand. We have poetry, cryptids, a mopey lizard who gives questionable advice, a clown fish oracle, trivia, and a resident "professor of history" who is a cat. We all know she has a fake mail order diploma but we just look the other way.

So if you stick around, you might be entertained or learn something new. GASP!

We welcome your contributions for upcoming issues. Send em to

mr (dot) mcsqueegie @ gmail.com

Follow us on twitter @mrmcsqueegie
 AN END TO RADIO SILENCE tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-08-12:2288844:BlogPost:433134 2015-08-12T02:22:21.000Z Tallahassee Zine Library http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/JulioDominguez881
Hey yall,

I finally earned my degree in Environmental Science and the battery of guest and relatives visiting for the occasion has only just begun to slow down.

BUT I'M BACK!!! And I'm excited to get back to working on the zine library, getting it catalogued and displayed.

I need to go by the mail box, but I'm pretty certain I have enough zines to begin the show, and we're always accepting donations.

Tally Zine Library

517 west…

Hey yall,

I finally earned my degree in Environmental Science and the battery of guest and relatives visiting for the occasion has only just begun to slow down.

BUT I'M BACK!!! And I'm excited to get back to working on the zine library, getting it catalogued and displayed.

I need to go by the mail box, but I'm pretty certain I have enough zines to begin the show, and we're always accepting donations.

Tally Zine Library

517 west gaines st.

Tallahassee, FL 32301

I'm sorry if I've not gotten back to you- please message me again if I missed you the past 4 weeks, chances are I saw it and meant to get back to you but forgot in the rush.

I miss you all dearly, you're beautiful to me whether you like it or not ;)

-Julio
 Sweet Candy Distro & Press ~ Summer 2015 tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-07-25:2288844:BlogPost:432129 2015-07-25T00:30:00.000Z Sweet Candy Distro & Press http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/SweetCandyDistroPress
 Hello Sunshines!

I'm here with the latest from Sweet Candy Distro & Press, and what an amazing summer it's been so far.

Can you believe it?! - On June 10th, Sweet Candy turned 11! I…

Hello Sunshines!

I'm here with the latest from Sweet Candy Distro & Press, and what an amazing summer it's been so far.

Can you believe it?! - On June 10th, Sweet Candy turned 11! I celebrated by giving away a free copy of the book The Greatest Most Traveling Circus by Jonas with all orders for the rest of the month of June. Thank you to everyone who helped celebrate!

@sweetcandypress is our NEW and OFFICIAL Twitter page ! Tell all your friends.

I was over the moon to read from my new zine in the Marked for Life series at the 24 hour Zine Thing on July 11th in Olympia. Thank you to everyone who participated!

The Portland Zine Symposium on July 18th & 19th was AMAZINE! Brace yourselves - lots of new zine updates are coming. I sold a ton of zines, but came home with even more because rad new zines are a must!

Speaking of rad new zines - here's a list of some of our newest editions, as well as restocked faves -

NEW IN STOCK:

pansy #12 by Laura

Come As You Are .... Or Not by Emily

Ker-bloom! 113: Terrible Twos by artnoose

Marked for Life 10: V is for Vitiligo by Sage

Rad Dad Magazine - The Transformation Issue by Tomas Moniz & contributors

Lady Teeth #6 by Taryn Hipp

RESTOCKED:

Issues #1-#3 of I Love Soda & we now have issue #4 in stock!

If Nothing Else the Sky by Dave Roche

 Find it all at Sweet Candy Distro. Thanks to everyone who supports Sweet Candy - we've been rolling for 11 years because of YOU. <3
 Paws Up!: A Zine About Cats and the People Who Love Them tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-07-14:2288844:BlogPost:431373 2015-07-14T02:41:41.000Z Shannon Horte http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/ShannonHorte
"Paws Up!" is a brand new zine that focuses on all things cats: the human connection with them, how great they are, how much they sleep, that cute little thing they do that you're convinced no other cat ever does, and everything else embodying why cats are so great.

Submission Guidelines:

I am currently accepting submissions that include: visual arts (monochrome preferred), non-fiction, flash fiction (1,000 words or less), photographs, memoirs, poems, comics, any other…

"Paws Up!" is a brand new zine that focuses on all things cats: the human connection with them, how great they are, how much they sleep, that cute little thing they do that you're convinced no other cat ever does, and everything else embodying why cats are so great.

Submission Guidelines:

I am currently accepting submissions that include: visual arts (monochrome preferred), non-fiction, flash fiction (1,000 words or less), photographs, memoirs, poems, comics, any other format that can easily be placed into a zine!

Your submission has to somehow be about cats.

These are literally the only two guidelines for this zine! It's insanely open-ended because there's so many different directions you can take this in that I do not want to limit anyone. You can submit as much as you would like of any format (you can also submit multiple formats at once).

All writers will retain ownership of their own work and will receive thorough credit in the printing of this zine.

All submissions can be sent via email to email@example.com

Submission period will end on July 31st, 2015 at midnight.
 Free copy of Stolen Sharpie Revolution! tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-04-20:2288844:BlogPost:425241 2015-04-20T04:34:16.000Z Tina http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/Tina
I loved this book to death when I was making zines and I think it's time to pass it on to someone else. If you're interested just message me or reply to this post! First one to reach out gets the book :)

I loved this book to death when I was making zines and I think it's time to pass it on to someone else. If you're interested just message me or reply to this post! First one to reach out gets the book :)
 zinester room swap tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-04-17:2288844:BlogPost:425096 2015-04-17T00:53:48.000Z Vanessa X http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/VanessaX
Hi all,

I am posting because I am currently looking to swap rooms with a creative, low-maintenance person who can get along with a house full of musicians, artists, and fellow zine-makers. I currently live in Oakland, CA and am dying to get out of the bay area mid-May or in June. Duration maybe 2 weeks to a month, depending on your schedule too. Our house is conveniently located near several public transportation stops and we host shows once or twice a month. Spacious backyard, shared…

Hi all,

I am posting because I am currently looking to swap rooms with a creative, low-maintenance person who can get along with a house full of musicians, artists, and fellow zine-makers. I currently live in Oakland, CA and am dying to get out of the bay area mid-May or in June. Duration maybe 2 weeks to a month, depending on your schedule too. Our house is conveniently located near several public transportation stops and we host shows once or twice a month. Spacious backyard, shared kitchen, 2 bathrooms, and lots of fun.

I would like to stay somewhere that is not in the Bay Area and preferably in the U.S. because of travel costs. My SHARED room is equipped with a typewriter, scissors, gluesticks, paper, stickers, craft supplies, a tape player plus cassettes, and all the zines and books you could ever want to read. And a desk. If you too want to get away and want more info, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com and let's talk. I would prefer to swap with a fellow zinester, because duhhhhh.

-Vanessa X
 Two new zines- Fanzine Ynfytyn 14 & 22 tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-03-16:2288844:BlogPost:422374 2015-03-16T20:12:20.000Z Emma Jane Falconer http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/EmmaJaneFalconer

I had two never-before-seen zines to bring with me to the Sheffield Zine Fest (photos of the festival coming later in the week). Issue 22 was new, whereas issue 14 has a bit of a history. I made no. 14 a few years ago, mislaid the pages, found them again last year and finished some bits off, made a few copies, mislaid them again moving house and then found them again recently. Now they're safe in a folder with all my other…

I had two never-before-seen zines to bring with me to the Sheffield Zine Fest (photos of the festival coming later in the week). Issue 22 was new, whereas issue 14 has a bit of a history. I made no. 14 a few years ago, mislaid the pages, found them again last year and finished some bits off, made a few copies, mislaid them again moving house and then found them again recently. Now they're safe in a folder with all my other master copies, scanned to a pdf, and available to print whenever I want. There's also a gallery of all my zines here.

Fanzine Ynfytyn 22 24 pages 1/4 sized purple paper

March 2015 Being in charge of a maze Foxes Multiple Small Pleasures £1 + postage in the shop

Fanzine Ynfytyn 14 24 pages 1/4 sized green paper

October 2010/ November 2013 (I mislaid the pages) About working in/visiting Vienna Schiele & Hundertwasser Schokobananas & Schnitzels All the dumplings you can eat £1 + postage in the shop

 Antiquated Future's March Distro Update tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-03-07:2288844:BlogPost:421760 2015-03-07T01:41:25.000Z Antiquated Future http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/MsValeriePark

New Zines

Blurry Mary ($7)

Photos full of mystery and magic.

Chronically…

New Zines

Blurry Mary ($7)

Photos full of mystery and magic.

Chronically Yours #2 ($5)

In the second issue of Chronically Yours (a zine about living with chronic illness), Ariane focuses on the healthcare system. Stories about crossing lines, chronic discrimination, coping mechanisms, and having a team.

Don't Be a Dick ($2)

An introduction to better understanding rape culture, masculinity and male identity, the porn industry, and consent. A well-written and accessible guide.

Incandescent, Issue Seven ($14)

Moments of loneliness and tenderness from around the world abound in the latest issue of the Portland-based photography journal/zine/art book Incandescent.

People Make Plans #2 ($4)

People Make Plans offers tours through mental health clinic waiting rooms, stages of grief, and well-meaning Teach for America programs.

Resist #47 ($4)

Part how to zine and part personal zine, Resist #47 is a text-heavy journey through garden projects, bike projects, life reflections, butchering, instrument making, and much more. Plus: Each zine comes with a packet of seeds!

Today Was Unlike Any Other Day, Vol. 2 ($2.50)

From playful to heartbreaking, practical to sexy, the micro moments in the second volume of Today Was Unlike Any Other Day are consistently surprising. They catch you off guard and leave you wanting more.

Back in Stock!: A few issues of Ilse Content, the DIY or Don't We? zines series, the zines of Ponyboy Press, the graphic novel zines of Annie Murphy, the excellent and underrated Syndicate Product zines, every in-print issue of Basic Paper Airplane, a couple issues of Let it Sink, the two newest issues of 8-Track Mind, the I Mirage, My Mirage body image zine, the first issue of Today Was Unlike Any Other Day, and The Complete Speculative Red Hot Chili Peppers Fan Fiction.

New Books

Get it While You Can ($10)

The new memoir from Portland writer and musician Nick Jaina. Released on the ever-awesome Perfect Day Publishing.

The Happiest Choice: Essential Tools for Everyone's Brain Feelings ($12)

This book is an extensive update to the bestselling zine Mental Wellness For Everyone! "The Happiest Choice is a comprehensive and yet straight-to-the-point overview of techniques for coping with depression...an inclusive guide that includes information pertinent to anyone from mothers and introverts to activists and marginalized groups of people."

The Honorable Obscurity Handbook ($14)

This "Solidarity + Sound Advice For Writers and Artists" handbook is a playful book of great depth. The book version of a mixtape.

New Music

Corespondents- lolcats (Cassette + Digital Download) ($7)

Somewhere between film soundtrack, ceremonial folk dance, and psychedelic reverie exists Corespondents.

Back in Stock!: The excellent documentary Don't Need You: The Herstory of Riot Grrrl. And the very last copies of both the Silver Shadows EP and Upside Drown's Mood Music, our all-time bestselling Antiquated Future Records release.

New Paper Goods

Good Job Postcard ($3)

"You're Doing a Good Job at Life Right Now." A letterpressed postcard from Hope Amico.

Mini Bird Party Notepad ($3)

A few birds, hanging out.

Back in Stock!: The Best Game Ever (the card game about zines).

News

*The Olympia Zine Fest is fundraising! Donate, get a table, or a shirt, or a tarot reading, all on Kickstarter.

*The UK music blog Song, By Toad has been giving some air time to Antiquated Future Records releases. Songs from both Corespondents and If It Ain't Breakfast Don't Fix It are on their latest podcast. And we also just noticed that they put David Thomas Broughton's UnAbleTo album on their best albums of 2014 list.

*In other Antiquated Future Records news: KDHX had Corespondents "Winner of My Disco Tent" as their Song-of-the-Day recently, the Lung Cycles blog named Tucker Theodore's Kill and Dress album as the #2 best album of 2014, and the German blog Nicorola posted about Well, I Don't See Why Not Vol. 3 going up for free download/name your price on Bandcamp and an absolutely crazy amount of people downloaded it within a couple days.

*Craven Rock's book Nights and Days in a Dark Carnival: Time Spent With Juggalos was reviewed on Billy da Bunny's Punk Rock, Fuck You podcast.

*Portland's own Golden Hour has a fantastic new album of garage pop, post-punky bliss out.

*The long-running literary zine We'll Never Have Paris is fundraising for their next issue.

*And Katherine Paul (Genders, Black Belt Eagle Scout) did a mixtape for She Shreds magazine and included our ever-incredible buddy Eleanor Murray on it.

Until next month,

Joshua James & Antiquated Future
 OLYMPIA ZINE FEST 2015 tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-03-02:2288844:BlogPost:421566 2015-03-02T17:37:59.000Z Sage http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/Sage
Have you heard about this? There is a group of us planning Olympia's FIRST zine fest! Even though it isn't until October 2015, we currently have an Indiegogo campaign going on where you can order your table at a presale price! We need to raise money by April to secure our venue. So, it's crucial we meet our goal.

Please, for the love of zines & the PNW, share our campaign, donate if you can, come to the fest! Help…

Have you heard about this? There is a group of us planning Olympia's FIRST zine fest! Even though it isn't until October 2015, we currently have an Indiegogo campaign going on where you can order your table at a presale price! We need to raise money by April to secure our venue. So, it's crucial we meet our goal.

Please, for the love of zines & the PNW, share our campaign, donate if you can, come to the fest! Help us make zine history in this magical city that I call home.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/support-the-2015-olympia-zine-fest/x/72493

 Fanzine Ynftyn 14- jo, freilich, die gnädige Frau Magister Emma ist nach Österreich gekommen tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-01-29:2288844:BlogPost:419814 2015-01-29T22:17:22.000Z Emma Jane Falconer http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/EmmaJaneFalconer

I used to go to Austria quite a lot to run workshops in schools, travelling from school to school each week. I started writing this zine after my first trip to Vienna in 2010, didn't finish it, and then finished it off a couple of years later. I made a few copies at the time, but then mislaid the pages again when moving house, so barely anyone has read it. I recently found them again,…

I used to go to Austria quite a lot to run workshops in schools, travelling from school to school each week. I started writing this zine after my first trip to Vienna in 2010, didn't finish it, and then finished it off a couple of years later. I made a few copies at the time, but then mislaid the pages again when moving house, so barely anyone has read it. I recently found them again, and scanned them, so people can order it now!

I'm working on a second zine about rural Austria and travelling up and down the Alps by train.

Expect:
* Schiele & Hundertwasser
* Schokobananas & Schnitzels
* All the dumplings you can eat
* €2 black and white photo booths

You can get it from the shop on my website. £1 + postage. You can order a few zines for the same postage. I also have some reduced prints for £3.50 + postage. Once those are gone, they're gone.
 Antiquated Future New Year Distro Update tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-01-19:2288844:BlogPost:419349 2015-01-19T09:51:08.000Z Antiquated Future http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/MsValeriePark

New Zines

The Complete Speculative Red Hot Chili Peppers Fan Fiction- Believe it. An amazingly weird collection of short stories based on lives and careers of past…

New Zines

The Complete Speculative Red Hot Chili Peppers Fan Fiction- Believe it. An amazingly weird collection of short stories based on lives and careers of past and present members of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Within: "Red Hot Chili Parents," "Rick Rubin's Mansion," and "Retired Hot Chili Peppers." ($5)

Crosses of Power- Wordless comics from Pam Cameron-Snyder. Connecting across telephone lines, tied strings, balls of yarn, through constellations, keys, and pictures taped to the wall. ($4)

Mend My Dress #10- Four letters, written over the course of a year and a half, combine to form Mend My Dress #10. Losing an identity of place, working through mental health issues, making home, eating well, staying alive. ($2)

That Was Zen, This is Sudoku- Zen quotes and thirty games of Sudoku. Playing games, mindfully. ($2.50)

What Matters- Seven long-time zinesters talk about what matters (and wasn't doesn't matter) to them. Along the way there are long lost twins, disposable cameras, radio comics, and all the things still left to write. ($2)

New Book

Stolen Sharpie Revolution (Fifth Edition)- An absolute classic of zine literature and a necessary part of any DIY library, now in a revised and updated edition. ($7)

New Journals

Tarot Journal (Ace of Bones)- A journal with a six page guide to journaling with the tarot and four different example tarot spreads. Cover illustration by Annie Murphy, from The Collective Tarot deck. ($7)

Tarot Journal (Ten of Bones)- A gorgeous, spiral-bound, tarot journal printed in Portland, OR and published by Grimoire Comics & Curiosities. ($7)

New DVD

In the Shadow of Paul Bunyan- A fantastic half-hour long documentary on the Paul Bunyan myth. ($10)

New Music

If It Ain't Breakfast Don't Fix It- There Will Be Casualties- Surprising arrangements and dream logic lyrics in soundscapes of uncommon textures. Sinisterly absurd. Infectiously unusual. (Cassette + Digital Download) ($7)

Various Artists- Five Years of Fukdup Records- A massive double disc compilation from the first five years of Fukdup Records—Portland's own purveyor of breakcore and electronic silliness. (CDx2 + Digital Download) ($15)

FREE Downloads

Corespondents- Winner of My Disco Tent (off lolcats)

If It Ain't Breakfast Don't Fix It- Tan Lions (off There Will Be Casualties)

New Patches & Totes

Antiquated Future Tote Bag- 100% cotton tote bag. White ink on black bag. 14" x 12". Blanket fort drawn by Rachel Lee-Carman, design by Chask'e Lindgren, screenprinted in Olympia, WA by Kyle Rollins of Thirsty Fresh Printing. ($10)

Giant Paul Bunyan Patch- An (appropriately) giant Paul Bunyan patch. ($4)

Paul Bunyan Patch- A patch of the cover image from the In the Shadow of Paul Bunyan documentary. ($2)

Prosperity in Minnesota Patch- An early advertisement to lure people to Minnesota. Milk, butter, prosperity. An accompaniment to Nik Nerburn's historical experimental documentary, In the Shadow of Paul Bunyan. ($1)

NEWS

*We'll be heading down to L.A. in a few weeks for the L.A. Zine Fest! February 15th at the Homenetmen, totally free. Come say hi.

*Our annual year-end Bestsellers List is up.
 *If you're still calendar-less or planner-less in this new year, we still have a handful of calendars and planners left.

*Next week we'll be putting out the latest album from Corespondents, with a release party at the Sunset Tavern in Seattle. The album's already getting some kind words on American Standard Time and The Monarch Review.

*The Brooklyn Zine Fest, the Chicago Zine Fest, and the first Long Beach Zine Fest are all on the horizon.

*Happy to say that Portland has an awesome new feminist booking collective called The CRUSH Collective. Many good events and zines in the works from them.

*The amazing Underground Sketchbook art collective has a new zine about black women who have been murdered by the police called Black Women Matter.

*Our pal Judith Arcana is interviewed in the new documentary She's Beautiful When She's Angry and will be doing a Q+A at a couple of the Portland showings in the coming week.

*The Prince Zine got a nice review on Zine Nation (and was one of Powell's Books top 5 bestselling zines of 2014!).

*Antiquated Future Records got featured on the German station Byte FM a couple times this month (once with an interview with our own Sara Renberg!), and a few of our releases and distro titles made it to Jac Nelson's best of 2014 show on Portland's KPSU.

*The How to Talk to Your Cat About Gun Safety zine got discussed on Nate Corddry's podcast.

*Shana Cleveland's Famous Faces Calendar (which we have just a few left of!) got a nice write-up in City Arts.

*My Complicated Relationship With Food got reviewed on Sonya Ellen Mann's review blog.

*Joshua Chapman's Field Guide to the Aliens of Star Trek TNG made Rookie's list of favorite zines.

*Former Olympian Jillian Chaplain now has a hand-carved stamp company out of her new home in Japan.

*Another former Olympia dweller, Stephen Steinbrink, has a new music video.

*Portland has a new community space and radical library called the Anarres Infoshop.

*The Lowest Pair (the newest band from Kendl Winter) has a new album up for pre-order on Team Love.

*Olympia's Oh, Rose has a stunning music video (which we didn't see until recently or would have said something about long ago).

*And, in potential anticipation of a fifth volume, we've made the first three volumes of our Well, I Don't See Why Not "name your price" on Bandcamp. (Which means, if you're on a budget, you can have them for free.)

Until next month,

Joshua James & Antiquated Future
 A Close Look At The Vandals tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-01-12:2288844:BlogPost:418620 2015-01-12T02:33:05.000Z The-Zineiac http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/punxinsolidarity
Keepin' The Ape Drape Alive:

The Vandals

Starting 1980 outta Huntington Beach, CA is The Vandals! One of the most recognizable bands in punk. They are survivors of the 1980's hard core scene who managed to stay punk and not just give up, even after the exit of founding vocalist Stevo Jensen. Along with being a legendary band, they also appeared in the punk rock favorite…

Keepin' The Ape Drape Alive:

The Vandals

Starting 1980 outta Huntington Beach, CA is The Vandals! One of the most recognizable bands in punk. They are survivors of the 1980's hard core scene who managed to stay punk and not just give up, even after the exit of founding vocalist Stevo Jensen. Along with being a legendary band, they also appeared in the punk rock favorite cult film suburbia and were a staple at the legendary Cuckoo's Nest during its existence. All while poking fun at everything including punk itself.

1982,84 and 89 mark the Vandals' first release. This was initially two separate releases being Peace Through Vandalism and When In Rome, Do As The Vandals. The compilation was released on Mike Ness' Restless Records. These releases saw The Vandals as a strange mix of hard core and cow punk. It was different from the rest of the musical landscape of the time. These were the only two releases with Stevo as he chose to leave the band. This release contains many of the Band's best known songs.

1989 saw Slippery When Ill which was straight up cow punk from this band. This was mostly as a joke on the resurgence in popularity of country music. A great, if not unconventional album. This was the start of Dave Quackenbush on vocals who was rather seemless as he sounded so much like Stevo.

1990 saw the beginning of The Vandals being a beloved skate punk band with Fear of a Punk Planet. They were still weird as always. This album even includes an odd cover of Summer Lovin'. This was the start of a new era for the Vandals.

1995 saw them sign to Nitro Records and release Live Fast, Diarrhea. This is a great album. It included the popular song And Now We Dance. The band gained notable popularity due to a song off this and a character wearing their shirts in an episode of X Files. This whole album is solid and has been a favorite of mine for years.

1996 came out with what was my first and still favorite album The Quickening. This album largely pokes at Anarchism and Nihilism. It tears into a few other themes as well. This and the first release are always what I refer newcomers to as far as this band goes. Another great track is Aging Orange that tears into the music industry.

Settings

Later in 1996 gave Oi to the World. The Vandals Christmas classic. It's played in my home every year. Also gave the premise for the Vandals Winter Formal show that occurs in Anaheim every year. Aside from the title track my other stand out is Gun For Christmas. This album was released on Kung Fu Records where the band would later go on to stay.

1998 gave the release of Hitler Bad, Vandals Good. Another solid one from this band. This has a number of great songs such as People That Are Going To Hell, My Girlfriend's Dead and Ape Drape. This album had a lot more humor than the face kick of The Quickening.

2000 gave us Look What I Almost Stepped in. It opens with another middle finger to the music industry. This album would see Brooks Wackerman leave to join Bad Religion (can't blame him). From here The Vandals would leave Nitro for their own label of Kung Fu.

2002 saw Internet Dating Super Studs come out. It features 43210-1 which is the theme of The Show Must Go Off series. This album largely poked the humor at internet culture. A stand out off this is Unseen Tears of the Albacore.

 2004 brought us The Vandals most recent release, Hollywood Potato Chip. The title is a reference to "love" stains left on a couch, you're welcome for that. This album is a bit more aggressive than their last few. It's like a lot off of The Quickening. So if ya didn't know the Vandals, go forth and rock the fuck out now!

-Maty Almost

 NEW HEARTS NEW BONES #17 tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-01-03:2288844:BlogPost:416972 2015-01-03T18:30:00.000Z Cheering and Waving Press http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/CheeringandWavingPress
update: 1-12-2015 update: printing batch 1 (50 copies) has been claimed, sorry i can not promise to send a copy any longer.…

update: 1-12-2015 update: printing batch 1 (50 copies) has been claimed, sorry i can not promise to send a copy any longer.

 New for November tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-11-16:2288844:BlogPost:412743 2014-11-16T01:00:00.000Z Antiquated Future http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/MsValeriePark

It's November and that means it's our anniversary! Six years ago today(ish), Antiquated Future began as the Ms Valerie Park Distro in the basement of the Alamingo House in Olympia, Washington with a box--not much bigger than a shoe-box--full of stuff…

It's November and that means it's our anniversary! Six years ago today(ish), Antiquated Future began as the Ms Valerie Park Distro in the basement of the Alamingo House in Olympia, Washington with a box--not much bigger than a shoe-box--full of stuff friends had made. I had no idea what I was doing and no plans for it grow; I could have never imagined it becoming what it is today. So thanks to everyone who's helped it grow and evolve over the years, and thanks to all of you for your continual support. I'm so grateful.

In other news, the holidays are fast approaching! Around here, they seem to have already started. Packing a lot of orders these days and restocking pretty much constantly. If you're wondering where to start when holiday shopping with us, check out our Gift ideas for a list of our most commonly gifted items.

We've been spiffing up the merch page on the Antiquated Future Records Bandcamp, in preparation for a full winter of new releases from Olympia's If It Ain't Breakfast Don't Fix It, Seattle's Corespondents, and Denver's Sister Grotto.

We've also been updating our Links page. Lots of friends who we support and encourage all of you to support.

New Zines

The Escapist Artist #20/Fixer Eraser #0- A split between Jolie Ruin and Jonas (Cheer the Eff Up). ($2)

Keepers' Kanzine #3- A giant new issue of Olympia's Keepers' Kanzine! Three years in the making, this issue brings together 20+ contributors

 into a fun and playful tome of home preserving. ($5)

Srviv- Some of the wo

rld's best zine writers answer the question "Why I get out of bed every morning." The results are beautiful, challenging, and inspiring. ($2)

Turntable Oper

ator #8/Paper Radio #14- The state of the world, cassette culture, flexi disc and book pairings, pirate radio, the National Radio Club, and more. ($3)

New Paper Goo

ds

2015 Moon Calendar Poster- The 2015 Moon Calendar Poster. Designed by Nina & Sonya Montenegro, printed by Portland's own Eberhardt Press. ($16)

New Shirts & Patches

Dawning of the Age of Aquarius Shirt- Celebrating the dawning of a new age by having some beers in the kiddie pool. ($12)

Foxdye Patch- A bran new patch from Foxdye. ($5)

Phoxii Patch- A patch for the side project of Portland's own Foxdye. ($5)

Vanilla Fingers Shirt- A character called Vanilla Fingers. Printed by Kyle Rollins in Olympia, Wa. ($12)

Washington State Shirt- The new Washington State logo, as imagined by Kyle Rollins. ($12)

New Music

Silver Shadows- Self-Titled EP- Hazy, shoegazey, witchy post-

punk from Oakland, Ca. Led by Colleen Johnson (Upside

Drown, Twig Palace) and Margot Rhodes. (cassette tape + digital download) ($8)

New Books

The Most Beautiful Rot by Ocean Capewell- "The Most Beautiful Rot is a secret peek into the backyards and living rooms of young queer america. It's a testament to the act of digging through the bleakness of everyday life to find something beautiful growing underneath, something that you weren't expecting." ($12.95)

Ofrenda: A Zine Anthology by Celia C. Perez- Collected from twenty years of zines, Ofrenda is t

he work of Chicago-based librarian Celia C. Perez. Cultural identity, loss, book love, and music nostalgia are just a few of places this books goes to. ($15)

You're Fine by Gina Tron- "She is not a

vindicator of the floundering masses, but a stumbling shaman soap-boxing a nihilist spiritualism." ($15)

News

*This December we'll be tabling at our two favorite DIY holiday sales, the Northern Craft and Rummage sale in Olympia on December 6th and the Vera Project/Hollow Earth Radio DIY Holiday Sale in Seattle on December 13th.

*If you're in Seattle right now, head on down to the Short Run comics and art festival! An awesome event run by excellent folks.

*Thanks to Alexis Wolf, Antiquated Future made an appearance at the South East London Zine Fest this past month!

*Our buddies Broken Water had a new video premier on NPR this past month. And it is SO good. Co-directed by Nandan Rao who did the camera work on You Make Me Feel So Young.

*Our dear friend A.M. O'Malley is a winner of this year's Skidmore Prize. Awarded for her awesome work at the Independent Publishing Resource Center.

*If you're looking for a fun zine Kickstarter to support, or just want to watch a cool paper snowflakes video, check out the Scientifically Accurate Snowflake project from former Portlander Robby Craft.

*Prolific zinester DJ Frederick is the official mailer for the American Amateur Press Association and this month he's offering free AAPA zines/independently made paper things to anyone who wants some. All you have to do is send a request to him through the postal service: Frederick Moe 36 West Main Street Warner NH 03278.

Until next month,

Joshua James & Chask'e

 New Distro Selections for October tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-10-20:2288844:BlogPost:411651 2014-10-20T09:30:00.000Z Antiquated Future http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/MsValeriePark
 New Zines

I Love Bad Movies #6- Writers, artists, comedians, and film nerds take on the subject of food in film. Twenty-eight movies are reviewed in-depth, odd stills, fine illustrations and comics…

New Zines

I Love Bad Movies #6- Writers, artists, comedians, and film nerds take on the subject of food in film. Twenty-eight movies are reviewed in-depth, odd stills, fine illustrations and comics ensue. ($5)

Last Night at the Casino #9- A thick issue of LNatC, piles of stories. Dress shoes, co-workers, pressing bets, drawings by Chris Pernula (of Moral Fiber zine). ($3)

Back in Stock: both issues of 8-Track Mind, all issues of I Love Bad Movies, all in-print issues of Basic Paper Airplane, and more of the (super fast selling) latest issues ofSomnambulist and Caboose.

New Planners and Calendars

2015 Justseeds & Eberhardt Press Organizer (Large Size)- A perennial bestseller. This collaboration between the Justseeds Artists' Cooperative and Eberhardt Press is a stunning pocket planner, unlike any other. ($12)

2015 Justseeds & Eberhardt Press Organizer (Pocket Size)- The 2015 Organizer, in pocket size. There's a limited run of these this year, so get them while you can! ($8)

2015 Moon Calendar- A journal of the seasons, in wall calendar form. The changing natural world, the daily phases of the moon, and the astrological signs it passes through. ($12)

New Magazines

She Shreds #5- The women of Mariachi rewrite a machismo-heavy history. Interviews with Edna Vasquez, Gariela Quintero. Warpaint, Mirah, and more. ($7)

She Shreds #6- 50 influential guitarists of the '90s, Shonen Knife, feminist magazine history, and so much more. ($7)

New Music

Appalachian Yard Art- Feel Gud Tunes- On Feel Gud Tunes, Seattle (by way of Athens) duo Appalachian Yard Art throw the folk out of their psych and prove themselves masters of the space jam. (Cassette Tape) ($5)

Appalachian Yard Art- Fiery Little Bits- Picking up where Green Glass left off, Seattle's Appalachian Yard Art bring us two ten minute epics of psych-folk goodness. (Cassette Tape) ($5)

Tucker Theodore- Kill and Dress- Demons being exorcised and caught on tape. Pop melodies covered with layers of grit. Bedroom classic rock, experimental folk, tape machine noise. An Inanambulance Recordings/Antiquated Future Records split release. (LP + Digital Download) ($15)

New Paper Goods

Bike Riding Pocket Journal- A nice ride. In pocket journal form. ($2)

Moving Ever Forward Postcard- Into the future. A letterpressed postcard by Hope Amico. ($3)

You Can Do Anything Postcard- Sensibly open to possibility. A letterpressed postcard by Hope Amico. ($3)

New Stickers

Dream Terrarium Sticker- Terrarium dreaming. ($1)

Floating Island Sticker- Hanging out on a floating island. No big deal. ($1)

I See it All Sticker- Good eyes. ($1)

Loving You Sticker- A book called Lovin' You in a tiny house in some mountains somewhere. ($1)

Pumpkin Patch Sticker- Ghosts hanging out with pumpkins. And a black cat. ($1)

Back in Stock: The Dream Terrarium Tote Bag from the artist behind all these stickers, Deth P. Sun.

New Books

This is the Inferno- Book artist Christopher Kardambikis turns the streets and cityscapes of Los Angeles into the surface of the sun. ($20)

Free Downloads

Tucker Theodore "Love, The Sun Explode" (off Kill and Dress)

Tapestry- Lassen (an out of print Antiquated Future release, now available as "pay what you can" on our Bandcamp.)

News

*Craven Rock has another great article on zines and zine culture on The Monarch Review.

*Our buddy, comedian and writer Zach Mandeville, was recently the special guest on Calvin Johnson and Ian Vanek (of Japanther)'s Pink Elephant's Graveyard podcast.

*Rad Dad Magazine has just a couple weeks left on their Kickstarter! Really great folks who you should definitely support if you can.

*Our friend, and former Letters vocalist C.E. Ostra recently released a sci-fi book on Amapolaris Press.

*Tucker Theodore's new album has already gotten glowing reviews on the German music site Das Klienicum and on Lung Cycles.

*Mega Bog's new video premiered on CMJ this week. Check it out and read below the video for a hilarious interview with singer Erin Birgy.

*And lastly, we'd like to pay tribute to Olympia poet Craig Oare who passed away this week. He was a dear friend and a great supporter of artists in the Northwest and beyond (He was also the very first person to place an order with us six years ago). A great human, environmental activist, and writer. He will be seriously missed.

Until next time,

Joshua James & Chask'e

Antiquated Future
 All My Art Dump (My first zine) tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-10-06:2288844:BlogPost:410735 2014-10-06T01:50:49.000Z QueerContent http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/JaymesYoung
 I've finally gotten around to putting together my first zine, and find myself in a bit of a pickle - it's 60+ pages.

I tore up an entire box worth of my old sketch books and scribbles because I was sick of dragging it around when I moved. I've tried to cram them all together as tightly as possible into this one…

I've finally gotten around to putting together my first zine, and find myself in a bit of a pickle - it's 60+ pages.

I tore up an entire box worth of my old sketch books and scribbles because I was sick of dragging it around when I moved. I've tried to cram them all together as tightly as possible into this one A5 size sketch book, but it's still too much for a single zine. So what do I do?

Do I cut it into a couple of smaller zines? Maybe. But how much random scribble are people willing to endure from a single person? And would it be too much to expect people to buy more than one zine from me when, like me, they're probably on a budget?

To me, a zine shouldn't cost more than $10, but if I print this in colour, as I intend to, then I'd need to cut it up to bring the per-zine cost down. 3 x 20-page zines perhaps. I dunno.

So I used to use this little baby to entertain people on tinychat - people I was familiar with from gaydar.com.au and milkboys.irc. I cut up old cafe scribbles, in-class scribbles, and full art attempts, and stuck them in as attractively as I could. I got my colouring-in pencils out and my acrylic markers and went to town on the random scribbles. (Etc etc, meaningless rambling.)

If you have any recommendations please let me know.
 Stolen Sharpie Revolution (5th edition) Kickstarter has less than 60 hours left! tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-09-28:2288844:BlogPost:410166 2014-09-28T17:26:52.000Z Alex Wrekk http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/alexwrekk

Stolen Sharpie Revolution: a DIY Resource for zines and zine culture (5th Edition) Kickstarter is less than 60 hours to completion!

We have made our $6,000 goal with 4 days to spare! I'm not feeling completely proactive about setting a stretch goal, but here's the thing. As of now There is enough for all the rewards and to print 4,000…

Stolen Sharpie Revolution: a DIY Resource for zines and zine culture (5th Edition) Kickstarter is less than 60 hours to completion!

We have made our $6,000 goal with 4 days to spare! I'm not feeling completely proactive about setting a stretch goal, but here's the thing. As of now There is enough for all the rewards and to print 4,000 copies of the 5th Edition of Stolen Sharpie Revolution.
 If we can hit $7,000 we can print 5,000 copies! Can we do it?

I've added 10 more 10 packs for schools, distros, stores, or for you to give away as gifts! There are still some t-shirts and Sharpie rewards. Also, if you would like to add to a level you have already committed to, you can change it and when I sent the survey at the end of the campaign you can just note that you'd like to add a Little Free Library patron reward for $25 or an extra copy of the book for $15.

So, we have less than 60 hours! Can we make it happen?

in zines we trust,

Alex Wrekk

 New for September tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-09-22:2288844:BlogPost:409690 2014-09-22T20:42:47.000Z Antiquated Future http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/MsValeriePark

New Zines

Abruption- A striking new comic from Olympia artist Taylor Dow. The moon, a light inside us, alternate creation stories, and more.…

New Zines

Abruption- A striking new comic from Olympia artist Taylor Dow. The moon, a light inside us, alternate creation stories, and more. ($8)

Basic Paper Airplane #8 & Ilse Content Vol. 13- Two decade-long running zines come together for a collaborative issue about the ways we collaborate. From tearing paper with a grandmother to standing on chairs, yelling out words to the sky. ($4)

Caboose #9: How to Start a Secret Society- Highly informative and incredibly cheeky histories of the Masons, the Illuminati, and more. ($3)

My Complicated Relationship With Food, Vol. Two- Never has a collection of opinions on ordinary foods been so incredibly funny. ($2)

No Biggie City #3- An extended interview with Scam author Erick Lyle about making sustainable countercultures and reporting on the Black Flag reunion for Vice and much more. ($3)

Paul Bunyan Guest Guide- Nik Nerburn decolonizes the Paul Bunyan folk myth, connects it to the violent history of Minnesota, and provides a counter history. Part of his documentary film and installation piece, In the Shadow of Paul Bunyan. ($4)

Somnambulist #23- Falling in love again after a bad heartbreak, health limitations, cat tarot, grandpa poems, carousel drawings. ($3)

Wendigo- Four essays from writers Sarah Tavis, Sarah Keliher, Sarah McGraw, and Themba Lewis. Stories that travel from the dinner table of a San Diego suburb to the Red Sea. ($7)

What to Expect When You're Expecting Something Else- Nonfiction poetic prose pieces that punch you in the gut when you're not looking. From a short history of 1976 to kitchen sink baptisms and beyond. ($4)

Back in stock: Annie Murphy's graphic-novel-meets-metaphysical-alphabet-book Symbology, Moe Bowstern's A Handy Guide to Home Protection, Ened McNett's I Know You Need My Heart #2, Neil Campau's Building, Zach's My Complicated Relationship With Food (Vol. One), our in-house made Growing Things zine, and both How to Talk to Your Cat guides.

New Paper Goods

Hello! Bike Notepad- A beautiful spiralbound blank book. ($5)

Max Ernst Lightbulb Graph Paper Notepad- A hand-printed little book for when inspiration strikes. ($6)

Until Next Time Bookmark- A beautiful bookmark from letterpress artist Themba Lewis. ($2)

You're It Bookmark- Printed at Community Print in Olympia, Wa. ($2)

Back in Stock: Eberhardt's classic notepad--the Bike Pad--is back in print after a years-long absence, as well as the bestselling My Love is Fathomless greeting card.

New Books

Sex From Scratch: Making Your Own Relationship Rules- From Portland writer and Bitch Magazine online editor Sarah Mirk comes the best guide to relationships ever. It's a relationship self-help book that actually presents staying single, never getting married, breaking up, and never having kids as viable options. It's bold, open to possibilities, and an absolute joy to read. ($15)

Back in Stock: M. Craig's excellent dystopian novel The Narrows.

New Music

Little Angry- Dubs Olympia- From the brilliant mind of Evan Hashi comes a collection of homemade dub covers of great Olympia bands, past and present. Beat Happening, Kickball, Margy Pepper, Polka Dot Dot Dot, Cool Scool, Kevlar Klein, and LAKE songs are made anew. Oly pop like you've never heard it before. ($7)

Richard Album and the Singles- Richard the Third- Unbeatable surfy power pop gems. ($5)

Shaggy Sample- My Other Car Is- Mixing '70s AM radio Wurlitzer grooves with an indie pop aesthetic, this new Bay Area band makes infectiously smooth pop. ($7)

News

*The classic zine and DIY how-to guide, Stolen Sharpie Revolution, is fundraising for a new and updated edition! Help bring this great resource back into print.

*Bitch Magazine gave a nice mention to Jonas' The Greatest Most Traveling Circus story collection and also gave a spot on the Bitch List to Annie Murphy's Symbology graphic novel!

*The Pulp Atlas art book project is fundraising for a worldwide series of exhibitions (including one from Christopher Kardambikis, whose Sunspots book we carry).

*Our dear friends at Hollow Earth Radio in Seattle have, after a long wait, received FCC approval and will soon be on the radio dial.

*Portland zine publisher PonyBoy Press is celebrating their 20 year anniversary this month (and giving away some zines in the process!).

*Poppet's new 12" single and video come out today on the Swiss label Le Bal Records.

*Our buddies at Pioneers Press are raising money for their upcoming legal battles through doing a variety of drawings and contests. Great folks who are very deserving of some support.

*Olympia is gearing up for the first Olympia Zine Fest. Coming in 2015. Very exciting.

*The first weekend in October brings the Albuquerque Zine Fest! A great reason to head to the desert.

Until next month,

Joshua James & Chask'e

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 Stolen Sharpie Revolution (5th edition) Kickstarter Update! tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-09-13:2288844:BlogPost:408967 2014-09-13T15:30:00.000Z Alex Wrekk http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/alexwrekk

We have 18 days to go and I wanted…

We have 18 days to go and I wanted to post a little run down of the progress.

So, I'm going to make this chronological list of notable things so far:

Day 3: The Stolen Sharpie Revolution Kickstarter became a "Staff Pick" on Kickstarter AND we hit the first $1,000. Stoked!

Day 7: We hit 25% of our total total and I started using doubled sided tape instead of glue sticks.

Day 8: We hit 33% of our goal and I launched a tumblr giveaway. Check it out on tumblr and feel free to reblog for a chance to win a copy of the book and some other goodies.

Day 10: I finished with all of the content layout! The page count for the 5th edition of Stolen Sharpie Revolution will either be 152 or 160 pages depending on a few things that are yet to be determined.

Day 12: We reached 100 backers!

I'm hoping to break the half-way point: $3,000 or more this weekend. I'd love it if you could help me reach that goal!

Check out the kickstarter here.

in zines we trust,

Alex Wrekk

 Stolen Sharpie Revolution (5th edition) Kickstarter tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-09-01:2288844:BlogPost:408324 2014-09-01T14:44:44.000Z Alex Wrekk http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/alexwrekk

Please help Kickstart the 5th edition of Stolen Sharpie Revolution! Go here!

Please help Kickstart the 5th edition of Stolen Sharpie Revolution! Go here!
 Stolen Sharpie Revolution (5th edition) Kickstarter tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-09-01:2288844:BlogPost:408228 2014-09-01T14:44:44.000Z Alex Wrekk http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/alexwrekk

Please help Kickstart the 5th edition of Stolen Sharpie Revolution! Go here!

Please help Kickstart the 5th edition of Stolen Sharpie Revolution! Go here!
 New for August tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-08-11:2288844:BlogPost:405975 2014-08-11T18:05:10.000Z Antiquated Future http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/MsValeriePark

The excitement and chaos of summer is in full effect. I keep thinking things will slow down, but it just doesn't seem to be happening. Two things before we go any further:

1. Alexis Wolf (of Ilse Content zine) and I are …

The excitement and chaos of summer is in full effect. I keep thinking things will slow down, but it just doesn't seem to be happening. Two things before we go any further:

1. Alexis Wolf (of Ilse Content zine) and I are fundraising for a collaborative zine project and interactive Northwest tour! We have a Kickstarter where you can pre-order zines and get some book/zine packs to help us offset the costs of the project. Any support you can lend is so appreciated.

2. We're giving away two Fan Club memberships on our Tumblr! You just have to reblog the post to enter to win a zine in your mailbox for the next twelve months.

Xo,

Joshua James

New Zines

A Dream of Books #2- "I became a folk poet and lit zine editor due to a chance encounter at a supermarket." A short piece about temporary success and temporary failure and finding out who your friends are. ($2)

I Know You Know My Heart #2- Ened McNeet tells stories about making friends with mice, uncles who aren't uncles, trainyard adventures, flying a sign in a Florida parking lot, and how the years change us but don't change who we've been. ($3.50)

Last Night at the Casino #8- Teaming with comic artist Chris Pernula (Moral Fiber), this issue is a collection of portraits of casino regulars. ($3)

Optogram #1: Small Town Story- An epic story that examines success and failure in terms of love and work, family and friends, home and getting out. ($3.50)

Pippi- A portrait of Kelsey Smith's Aunt Pippi, given through photos and selections from Pippi's 40 years of mundane notes on scraps of paper. A short biography unlike any other. ($4)

Quiet Riot (AKA The Shy Sober Kid Zine)- Seven contributors give their thoughts and experiences about being sober within counterculture communities. A great read, regardless of your relationship with alcohol. ($2.50)

Ripe for Romance- An adorable new zine from Gina Sarti (of Shit's Fucked: A Positivity Guide fame) that covers crush archetypes through anthropomorphic fruit. ($2)

Today Was Unlike Any Other Day- Ariel Birks (of Jesus Christ Superzine)'s new zine! A plethora of small moments. Singing in the streets, reverse Mother's Day cards, pine-cone determination, and much more. ($2.50)

Back in stock: The zines of Breanne Boland, the zines of Krissy PonyBoy, both issues of Keepers' Kanzine, Kelsey Smith's Suggestions #1, Ariel Birks' long-out-of-print chapbook Gentle In Carnations, and The Prince Zine is back in a new shade of purple.

New Books

Big Big Wednesday #2- The stunning second outing from Portland literary journal Big Big Wednesday takes on the subject of "failing" though fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and visual art. With an exceptional contributor list that includes Mary Ruefle, Kevin Sampsell, Michael Heald, Aidan Koch, Elizabeth Ferguson, and many more. ($14)

New Paper Goods

Greeting Picards- Captain Picard greeting cards from Portland artist Allison Beckwith.

Hey, Thanks! Greeting Card Pack- Three single-sided letterpressed thank you cards. With envelopes, in a plastic sleeve. ($6)

Home Is Where the Home Is- Letterpressed card in a plastic sleeve, made by Kelsey Smith.

New Magazines

Day Magazine: Remembering Priscilla Prescott- The life and times of a Hollywood dynasty that never existed, as created by conceptual artist Lenae Day. Brilliant, hilarious, and unlike anything else. ($20)

New Music

Kickball- ABCDEFGHIJKickball- Excitable, incomparable, art punk meets indie pop. One of my all-time favorite albums. (CD) ($10)

Kickball- Huckleberry Eater- An Olympia classic that shows a folkier side of Kickball. Home to the summertime anthem "Sauvie Island." (CD) ($10)

News

*This month brings the annual Helsing Junction Sleepover, put on by our friends at K Records and Helsing Junction Farm. We'll be there hosting the 2nd Annual Northwest Literary Showcase (!) and tabling with some of our wares. Come say hi and enjoy the best summer festival around.

*Our friends at Book Show (who carry many Antiquated Future items) got featured in the L.A. Times!

*Last month's Portland Zine Symposium got some nice write-ups on Panel Patter and the Japanese magazine Shukan Gendai.

*Things to listen to: a new release from Seattle psych-folksters Appalachian Yard Art (whose excellent Green Glass album we carry), a new album from playful SoCal folktronic project Kissed Her Little Sister, the San Francisco is Doomed comp (put together by Hannah from Grass Widow), the release of Mega Bog's Gone Banana album on Couple Skate Records, and the Ruby Fray's new album K Records comes out this month and got premiered on Stereogum.

*And lastly, this summer marks the 20th anniversary of the first Yoyo a Go Go Festival! These fests helped inspire other festivals like Homo a Gogo and Ladyfest, and had amazing and diverse line-ups that extended from Sleater Kinney to Beck. We're honored to be the sole distributor for the last remaining first printings of the Yoyo a Go Go compilations and many Yoyo releases. So to celebrate this anniversary, we're throwing in a Music Grab Bag with every Yoyo Recordings purchase for the rest of the summer.

Until next month,

Joshua James & Chask'e

Antiquated Future

 New for July at Antiquated Future tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-07-08:2288844:BlogPost:403217 2014-07-08T05:13:10.000Z Antiquated Future http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/MsValeriePark

Two thing before we get into all the new stuff:

1. Antiquated Future stickers are here and free with any order.

and...

2. The festival we help plan all year long happens…

Two thing before we get into all the new stuff:

1. Antiquated Future stickers are here and free with any order.

and...

2. The festival we help plan all year long happens this week! The Portland Zine Symposium is just days away, and we couldn't be more excited. If you're able to help spread the word, we would be so very appreciative.

New Zines

A Handy Guide to Home Protection- If you're in the market to clear you home, this handy little guide is a great starting point. Featured in this issue are rosemary, roses, sage, cedar, lavender, and salt. ($1)

How to Talk to Your Cat About Evolution- After a successful campaign for cat gun safety, the American Association of Patriots are back; this time working to dispel the myth of evolution. ($2)

The Lowbrow Reader, Issue 9- In their first issue since their Drag City anthology, The Lowbrow Reader brings us new writing from Rick Moranis, cartoons by Gilbert Gottfried, an essay about filming Easy Money with Rodney Dangerfield, bizarre comic book history, and a career-spanning essay on the aforementioned cartoonist that goes to unexpected places. Also within: Partying with Harry Nilsson. ($4)

Sustainability Guide for Everyday People- A series of lists about ways to live a more healthy, sustainable life. ($2)

We'll Never Have Paris #11: Crime- Eight writers tell "crime" stories from their lives. An unexpected, and often weird and hilarious, variety of tales ensues. ($4)

Back in Stock: Dave Roche's Curse Journal, Judith Arcana's Keesha and Joanie and Jane, Catherine Marie Juenet's Reclaiming Our Ancient Wisdom, Sage Lisky's Mental Wellness for Everybody, and Jane: Documents from Chicago's Clandestine Abortion Service 1968-1973 (w/ a brand new cover!).

New Paper Goods

Big Ass Recycled Notepad- 80 lined sheets in an 8"x10" notebook. ($7)

Going There Together Greeting Card- "I don't know where we are headed but I'm glad we're going there together." From Portland children's book illustrator, Kate Berube. ($4)

Let Us Read Greeting Card- "Let us read, and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world." - Voltaire. From Portland children's book illustrator, Kate Berube. ($4)

We'll Never Have Paris Lotería Card: Cigarette- A card in the lotería style based on Earl Crown's "Lincoln Was Shot on Calvert Street" story from We'll Never Have Paris #11. ($1)

We'll Never Have Paris Loteria Card: Dirty- A card in the lotería style based on John Affleck's "The Life" story from We'll Never Have Paris #11. ($1)

Back in Stock: The postcards of LB Briggs (of Truckface) and the Tiger Sketchbook (w/ a slightly new cover).

New Books

The DIY Guide to Drums (Fourth Edition)- Lisa Ann Schonberg is one of the finest drummers in all the lands. Not only does she drop jaws in bands like Kickball, Explode Into Colors, and STLS, but she also gives a mighty fine drum lesson. ($15)

Various Three- 47 photographers and artists respond to the ideas of Shel Silverstein, in image form. ($12)

Xtra Tuf No. 6: The Greenhorn Issue- Compiling stories from over 25 contributors, this issue is about being a "greenhorn" (AKA: a newbie) to commercial fishing. A wide range of voices chime in on the hilarious and the painful tales from their first time out. ($10)

New Magazines

Tom Tom Magazine #16: The Glamour Issue- The one-and-only magazine for female drummers! With former Prince drummer Shiela E gracing the cover. ($5)

Tom Tom Magazine #17: The Body Issue- This issue of Tom Tom interviews female drummers from around the world, goes back stage on the set of Girls and Saturday Night Live, has Fred Armisen and Macaulay Culkin ask a few questions, and talks the early days of Portland punk with Pat Baum of The Neo Boys. ($5)

Tom Tom Magazine #18: The Rebel Issue- Spanning the globe, Tom Tom Magazine's "Rebel Issue" is it's best yet. Enemy boobs, the women of Santa Ana's Son Jarocho community, drum tab, record reviews, gear reviews, and so many amazing interviews and features. ($6)

New Music

Sara Renberg- The Tall Calm- With a charming deadpan, Portland, Oregon artist Sara Renberg tells absurdist story songs. It's smart, understated indie pop with a sense of humor. Recorded by Ephriam Nagler at K Records' Dub Narcotic Studio. Released on Antiquated Future Records. Also available on Bandcamp. (Cassette + digital download) ($7)

Back in stock: The Ovens' "Settings" tape, and our bestselling vinyl of all-time: Kickball's "Everything is a Miracle, Nothing is"

New Shirts

Be Your Own Fucking Rainbow Shirt- Be Your Own Fucking Rainbow. Suggested to you by the one-and-only Kickball. ($15)

Audiozines

Xtra Tuf No. 5.5: Songs & Stories- Songs, poems, and stories about fishing life from Moe Bowstern. ($10)

Xtra Tuf No. 6.5: Bloody Tales of Love and Death- An "assortment of true stories, salty songs and a poem." ($10)

Xtra Tuf No. 6.75: Report from Uyak Bay- Playing like a radio documentary, this superb issue of Xtra Tuf follows the story behind a 1997 accidental death of a Kodiak Brown Bear. A fascinating look at human/wildlife interactions in the Alaskan wilderness. ($10)

Downloads

Baron Mixtape Adventure Series, Vol. 4: Folk-Rave Traditionals (the latest mixtape from the in-house made Adventure Series!)

Sara Renberg- Assimilation Blues (off the newest Antiquated Future Records release, The Tall Calm)

The Ovens- Trouble Lasts an Hour (off their recently-restocked garage punk explosion, Settings)

Well, I Don't See Why Not, Vol. 1 (and in case you don't have it, the first volume of our long-running compilation series is up for free download!)

News

*For those of you going to the Portland Zine Symposium, remember to come out for our Zinesters Making Music show, the Kick-off at Floating World Comics, the space-themed Zine Prom, and all our free workshops.

*Olympia's Queer Rock Camp is also running this week, with its always-amazing showcase happening this Saturday.

*Portland's last LitHop got a little write-up on The Book Stew, with Antiquated Future folks getting some honorable mentions.

*Our friend Kate Knappert is starring in a webseries called Two Kates, which is currently fundraising to take its clone-based plot on a road trip across the top part of the country.

*Another in-the-works fundraising film project is a documentary about David Thomas Broughton! You may remember we released his UnAbleTo album last fall, so we're very excited to see this come to life.

*And our buddies Amber Kai Morgan and Garrett Kelly of Seattle's Hollow Earth Radio (and many other things) finally got the recognition they deserve by being nominated for a Stranger Genius Award! Very cool.

Until next month,

Joshua James & Chask'e

Antiquated Future

 Dealing With Obesity And Depression tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2014-06-28:2288844:BlogPost:402476 2014-06-28T01:13:59.000Z The-Zineiac http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/punxinsolidarity
Being Sad Is Normal

Being Depressed Is Not

 * Some people do not understand what it feels like to feel so sad and scared.

* The fear of being so lost is making you want hide from the…

Being Sad Is Normal
Being Depressed Is Not

* Some people do not understand what it feels like to feel so sad and scared.

* The fear of being so lost is making you want hide from the world.

* People who know you do not know that you have already given up the fight.

* You think the only way out of depression is to escape, or die.

* When people say "I know how you feel," it confuses you and you sink deeper.

* Sometimes when someone tries to bring you out of it, it makes you worse.

* You feel a sense of worthlessness and insecurity.

* Depression eats at your soul and distorts your thinking.

* You never know when depression will hit you or what will trigger it.

* You forget that people truly love you and want to help you.

To The Friends & Loved Ones

* Depression is more common than most people think.

* No one can be forced out of depression, it dwells too deep within.

* No one will survive depression on their own treatment.

* Do not let anyone who suffers from depression suffer alone.

* No matter what the person tells you, don't leave until your sure of their safety. Suicide is a very real escape.

* Modern medicine is amazingly affective and widely available through county and state programs.

EXTRA:
Good Books On Dealing With Obesity & Emotions

Fat Politics: The Real Story behind America's Obesity Epidemic
by J. Eric Oliver. 228 pgs.

Overweight Teenagers: Don't Bear the Burden Alone
by Michael D. Lebow. 250 pgs

The Overweight Patient: A Psychological Approach to Understanding and Working with Obesity
by Kathy Leach. 269 pgs.

*If you want to know more about Obesity and how to deal with it and the Depression that usually occupies it, I would suggest one of the books above!

-Rich Monday
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www.diy-publishing.com
www.the-zineiac.com

Graphic Art by Rich Monday © 2014
Photo Permission by Linda Reader. All Rights Reserved.


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Mother's Day Buffet at Old World Wisconsin
Make mom's gift a morning spent together. Relax over a tasty brunch buffet served in the charming setting of our 1890s Clausing Barn, then stroll through our village and farmsteads. All moms receive free admission to the museum today. Reservations are required for this event.
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- Re-enactments
- State Historic Site
- Wisconsin History
- Historic Homes
State Historic Sign Site
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Tips Health
Concerns Site Index
Contact Us
our Health Index for More Subjects, Conditions and
Bleeding Gums, Receding Gums
and Loose Teeth
Why it happens and what you
can do about it?
Periodontal Problems (Gingivitis & Periodontitis)
Perio-dontal means:"around the
tooth". It is basically an infection that happens
around the tooth.
Just tell me
how to build healthy gums and teeth (click here)
"disease" is a term that is sometimes used to describe
both an
inflammatory condition of the gums (gingivitis)
or an inflammation around the tooth (periodontitis).
It is second only to the
common cold as the most prevalent infectious
ailment. It is the major cause of adult tooth
loss. It is more prevalent in people over
Healthy gums are pink
and do not bleed.
is Gingivitis?
is characterized by gum redness, changes in the gum, and
bleeding. It is essentially painless.
It is
created when plague (sticky deposits of bacteria,
mucus and food particles) adheres to the teeth,
hardens and irritates the gum.
accumulation of this plaque causes the gums to become infected and
swollen. As the gums swell, pockets form between the
gums and the teeth and act as a trap for more plague. It
can then become sore
bleeding gums when brushing your teeth.The
irritated gums bleed and eventually start to recede.
can be fought by introducing Vitamin C which fights
the formation of plaque. Formation of
plaque can be due to high levels of calcium that is
not being absorbed during digestion. This can be
due to low stomach acid or any other inability to
absorb calcium.
is Periodontal
untreated, can progress to periodontal disease or pyorrhea.
The bacteria-plaque starts attacking the root of the teeth and
the jawbone, and if not treated, you might even lose
some teeth.
means "located around the tooth".
is characterized by localized pain, loose teeth,
pockets between the gum and the tooth, redness, swelling and/or signs of
X-rays may reveal destruction of
bone. This is because the bone supporting the teeth begins to
erode due to the infection. Abscesses are
common. There is sometimes halitosis, with
bleeding, and often, painful gums.
oral hygiene is of great importance in treating and
preventing periodontal disease, it is not sufficient.
In addition to proper
care of your teeth,
good nutrition and immune system
health need to be addressed if development and
progression of the disease are to be controlled.
causes Periodontal Disease?
Bacterial plague
is the
causative agent in most forms of periodontal disease.
(This can be addressed, read on)
It is now widely accepted that
poor nutrition, wrong foods (refined foods such as
white flour and white sugar), constipation, chronic
illness, glandular disorders, blood disease, smoking,
drugs, and excessive alcohol consumption as well as
poor immune function make an individual prone to
bacteria and thus to periodontal
Some experts question whether periodontal disease is a
chronic, unrelenting condition and instead suggest
that it gets worse or gets better depending on the response of
the immune system.
to do about periodontal problems
Periodontal treatments:
Eating a diet of fresh
fruits, and vegetables, and fiber should
be the mainstay of the menu. Vegetables
& fruits enhance enzyme function. fermented dairy
products, such as yogurt help maintain intestinal
health. Calcium is needed. However, calcium is easier for the
body to digest via vegetables.
A reduction in the amount of cooked protein
eaten at one meal is wise; people who have followed a
vegetarian diet for twenty years or more, show less
bone loss then those who eat meat.
Increase your
intake of sardines, canned salmon, dark green leafy
vegetables (spinach, collards, kale, turnip greens,
mustard greens) broccoli, brazil nuts, tofu, sunflower seeds, and hulled
sesame seeds.
It is
advised that you stop using or
consuming items that cause calcium to become deficient
and or toxic. This includes products such as ice
cream, fruity yogurt (added sugar), tea, coffee, cigarettes and
aluminum. (Check your deodorant for aluminum)
sure you do not take calcium as a supplement unless it
is whole food calcium.
Exercise that stress the long bones in the body - jumping rope,
basketball, tennis, jogging, walking, rebounding on a
trampoline, cycling, and dancing all effective to help
with this type of problem. You need Vitamin D
for calcium absorption, so getting outdoors
in the sun is advised.
Vitamin C can be
supplemented but make sure it is a whole food
vitamins. Read Vitamin
Support Formula has the needed calcium and
other ingredients to build healthy bones including
those in your jaw.
major cause of all gum, tooth and breath problems are
the overproduction of plaque bacteria and pathogens in
the mouth, thus if you had a solution that was stopping this bacteria
from forming while at the same time being almost impossible
to wash away, then you would have a extremely
successful solution in your hands!
Suggested is the
Pro Dental 7 liquid is
easy to apply and takes up only two minutes of your
day (it can be worked in to your normal tooth-brushing
There is a 100% satisfaction money
back guarantee. So you can try it out and see the
results for yourself.
Treatment for Gum
and Periodontal problems:
Pro 7
- All Natural, Super Strength Dental Solution
Treatment for Gingivitis, Bleeding
Gums & Loose Teeth
is an all
natural, highly effective dental product
created for total teeth and gum health, as well
as your overall dental hygiene. The
ingredients are natural enemies of bacteria.
product tackles
the problems associated with periodontitis, gingivitis and receding gums and
has been found to also be an extremely effective chronic bad breath
It is an oil, and it
will get under your gum
line, down in the pockets between your gums and
teeth, and does not wash away like other products.
lingers and therefore prevents the bacteria from
"reforming". That is the secret to success.
It has recently been improved to be
300% more
effective. Pretty impressive statistics.
It is natural plant extracts that kill the bacteria
that is the primary cause of gum problems, bad breath
and gum infections.
It is ultra long lasting, fast acting, water
insoluble (won't wash away) and its even quick and
easy to use.
100% Natural. It's anti-bacterial,
anti-fungal and anti-viral and will also help to heal
abscesses, ulcers, infections, sore throats, oral
thrush, and chronic bad breath.
It is also risk free with a 90 day (3 month) money
back guarantee.
What are the benefits to
you of this product:
It's Water Insoluble: Which
means it will penetrate deep down inside your gum tissue and
will NOT WASH AWAY (this is the secret to its great success and the
reason why 99.9% of other products don't work)
It's Fast Acting: You
can actually 'SEE' and 'FEEL' results within day's
instead of months
It's 100% natural: You
no longer have to put harmful chemical toothpastes and
irritants into your mouth (most of which can make your
teeth even worse)
Helps gum, tooth and breath health:
is the only solution to contain an impressive
arsenal of 10 separate antibacterial and antioxidant
extracts to help your unhealthy gum, teeth and breath
problems from every angle possible!
It Kills bacteria FAST: in
a recent study using the actives contained in this
all oral bacterial strains tested (the bacteria that can
cause unhealthy teeth and gums) were completely killed
in under 30 seconds!!!
It's Ultra long lasting: A large bottle can last over
6 months!
It's quick and easy to use: It
takes less than 2 minutes to use (brushing twice a day)
New Minty Flavor, Helps Freshen Breath!
This is what the person who created this
product has to say:
I Discovered An All Natural Solution To My Horrible
Teeth and Bad Breath......That
takes me less than 4 minutes a day to do
From the desk of Daniel Sanderson
May 22, 2010
Dear Friend,
Are you worried about the health of your
teeth and gums? Are you certain you are using
the best possible dental products available?
My name is Daniel, and I've been showing
people a little known 'All Natural'
solution to get healthier teeth and
gums for over 7 years now.... and I guarantee
I can help you too
Back in 2003, I like many of you, was
suffering with horrible teeth and bad breath, I was
brushing 2-3 times per day, flossing and even using
mouthwash after every meal.... yet I was
seeing no improvement in my oral
heath whatsoever... And then it occurred to me...
"If commercial toothpastes and
mouthwashes actually worked, then why do the millions of
people that use them still have unhealthy teeth and
...So I set out to find my own
What if it was possible to create a much
more powerful dental product that
actually worked and that
could actually transform my unhealthy teeth and gums?
So over the next few months I
had read just about every single book on the
subject you could imagine... and even though I knew more
than ever before, I was still just treading water.
....until one day I stumbled upon a
study in an old medical journal, it explained how
certain plant extracts could completely kill multiple
strains of oral bacteria in the mouth (the exact
type of bacteria that can attack the teeth and gums) in
under 30 seconds (for clinical references see
I excitedly ordered all the extracts
and immediately began my experiments!
After about 5-6 weeks of formulating
different solutions, I'd finished, I'd created a extremely
powerful 'All Natural' solution that would
potentially kill the all harmful bacteria in the mouth
and penetrate deep down inside the gum tissue... I also
made sure the solution wasn't water soluble (unlike all
the other products I'd tried in the past) so
it wouldn't wash away!
I brushed my teeth with the new
solution and 'WOW' my entire mouth felt great...
...But after just 2 weeks of use
I noticed something else had happened, something quite
My teeth were now gleaming white, my
bad breath was completely gone and my gums were looking
the healthiest they've been in years!!!
You see; the primary cause of
unhealthy teeth, gums and bad breath is the overproduction of
'bad' bacteria and pathogens in the mouth... if my new
solution was stopping this bacteria from forming while
at the same time being almost impossible to wash
away, then I would have a extremely
successful solution on my hands!
...I had to find out if I was right
I immediately listed my new solution
(now called Dental Pro 7) on eBay... I made a dozen sales
in the first week alone, but more importantly the
feedback I received was just amazing:
believe this product... felt better in two days a++++++
believe the effect in just one day. Fantastic item.
Speedy del. +++++++++
breath is gone! Great stuff, easy to use, and it works!
i can see the difference my gums don't feel sore
have been
using for 4 days now , its amazing stuff !!
- allisonmikey
product worked almost immediately, very pleased with
- jeffhenzler
This stuff is amazing, 100% better
-highly recommended -
- christinej1956
reaction is; WOW! Fantastic. Every one should be using
- pdbpoet1958
Seems to
be working already, Thank you!
- zita1541
this is my
second purchase I will not go back to toothpaste
and mouthwash
- wooleymonkey61
A repeat
purchase from an excellent trader - AND this works!
- brendantownsend
"This is Chris of McVitamins.com.
The treatment I recommend for you is one I use myself. I had problems with
my teeth and my dentist recommended that he pull some
because you "can't stop periodontal
disease", much less reverse it. Well, no, I
didn't buy that.
I searched
and found this product and was very pleased with the
results. No more problems, no more soreness, no
more receding gums. And I didn't have the plague
buildup that I had before. I was surprised when someone
asked me,
what are you doing for your teeth, they are so
white. Hey, an added bonus. You can see
the above success stories. I want
you to know, it is true.
- This is an addition to my above success with this
product. I have had a long standing problem with
one tooth, but didn't have any problems with it while
brushing with this product I had just a
little left and had not reordered and stopped using it
(Bad idea). I started to get a sinus infection and due
to the weakness of this area, I woke up and my tooth
was inflamed and hurting. I immediately ordered
more and used what I had left. I brushed
and it started feeling better, really fast It
was amazing.
is 2016, I still use it and still no problem with my
teeth" so much better than plain tooth paste.
Active ingredients in one bottle of Dental Pro 7 is
estimated at over 700% more concentrated than the
leading antibactrial dental gel.
New Minty
Flavor, same strong formula.
The price of
Dental Pro 7 Twin Pack for a 2 month supply is $59.97 + $5 Shipping
Yes a professional
dental solution for under $60... you can't even get a
dentist to 'look' at your teeth for that price. Each bottle is 10 ml.
Also available is a 7
month supply & 14 month supply for savings.
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(1) Takarada K, Kimizuka R, Takahashi N, Honma K, Okuda K, Kato T. A comparison of the antibacterial efficacies of essential oils against oral pathogens. Department of Microbiology, Tokyo Dental College, 1-2-2
Masago, Mihama-ku, Chiba 261-8502, Japan. Oral Microbiol Oral Microbiol
Immunol. 2004 Feb;19(1):61-4
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Immunol. 1994 Aug;9(4):202-8.
(3) Menezes SM, Cordeiro LN, Viana GS. Punica granatum (pomegranate) extract is active against dental plaque. J Herb
Pharmacother. 2006;6(2):79-92.
(4) Sastravaha G, Yotnuengnit P, Booncong P, Sangtherapitikul P. Adjunctive periodontal treatment with Centella asiatica and Punica granatum extracts. A preliminary study. J Int Acad
Periodontol. 2003 Oct;5(4):106-15.
(5) Sastravaha G, Gassmann G, Sangtherapitikul P, Grimm WD. Adjunctive periodontal treatment with Centella asiatica and Punica granatum extracts in supportive periodontal therapy. J Int Acad
Periodontol. 2005
(6) 41. Aslam MN, Lansky EP, Varani J. Pomegranate as a cosmeceutical source: pomegranate fractions promote proliferation and procollagen synthesis and inhibit matrix metalloproteinase-1 production in human skin cells. J
Ethnopharmacol. 2006 Feb 20;103(3):311-8.
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