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Hi Pam: As Chantry said, take a deep breath and try to relax. I know how frightened you are. Each day you are being told things that scare the hell out of you. You don't know what to think. You don't know what to expect. The realization that your life is going to change dramatically is a huge blow. I think that the hardest thing for me was knowing that I had a disease and that I had to face my own mortality. I had never really been sick. You read the posts from each of us and we sound relaxed and trusting and sure of ourselves and what we face each day. Trust me when I tell you that each of us has felt the very same way that you are right now. We wondered if going thru treatments, losing our hair, losing one or both breasts was worth it. All I can tell you is that it IS worth it. You may have to change your life for 6 months to a year but at the end of all of the treatments, you will see that it was a fight that you fought and won!
Allow yourself to feel all of the emotions and don't be afraid of them. You will laugh and cry and scream and ask "why me"? This is normal. Educate yourself. Find a support group. It is always important to have someone close that you can talk to that has experienced what you are going thru. Don't be afraid to call your dr and nurses and ask questions. Education will help you take away some of your fears.
No matter what any of us tell you, in the end, it is YOUR decision and yours alone. We are here for you. Please let us help you.
Blondy- I was told my cancer was 3+++ for her2neu. I was er-/pr- so I couldn't take tamoxifen. When alot of tumors are measured in millimeters, mine was 4.5 cm. I had 5 of 49 lymph nodes positive when i *thought* we caught it *early*. My pathology report was HORRIFIC, with every thing measuring to the worst extreme (necrosis, etc.). I was told my chances of surviving 5 years was 50/50 (and this was by the Head of Breast Oncology at Duke University).
Guess what? I just passed the 5-yr mark, no sign of a recurrance (knock on WOOD!) and I feel great. YOU CAN DO IT. Did you hear me? Did you hear all the posts above mine? YOU CAN DO IT!!! Use us as a resource; we know you are scared, and we know the thoughts that go thru your mind at your darkest moments. But you can fight...I am sure there are alot or people you want to live for. Just think, if you get a good treatment plan together and even get 5 years out of it, where will cancer treatment be by then? Herceptin is a AWESOME, POWERFUL drug, and I KNOW that is why I am here today.
Please don't give up.... you are as strong as you want to be. Lean on us, we can help.
Many hugs,
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Hi, Pam!
I don't post as often as I should, but I, too am HER2 +3. And I had lymph nodes involved and I was 34 when I was DXed in 2003, so I thought at the time, "hoo boy, that's it for me" (actually what I thought was much darker and contained more swear words but this is all that is acceptable to print here). I went through chemo first (to try to shrink my rather large cancer) and had AC and Taxol....and it DID shrink it to almost nothing so the chemo DOES work. Then I had surgery and rads.
They weren't given Herceptin to people like me at the time, so I got called back a year ago by my oncologist who urged me to take Herceptin. I am happy to say that after a whole year on Herceptin I have my last treatment of it on May 12! That's 3 years of survivorship and I'm still going (like the Engergizer bunny but I take way more naps).
It's a horrible thing to go through, no sugar coating it, and there will be days when you think you can't do it but you CAN get through it and you WILL. In fact, you will surprize yourself with how strong you really are.
And you've got all of us rooting for you, too!
ps: I did not have a port and my advice is GET the port. Boy, I wish I had had one!
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This guide will temporarily not be updated as I am currently overseas without internet access. I will make changes according to most recent patches once I come back which will be 21st February 2012.
Without any further delay, I present to you my Janna guide. In my opinion, Janna is the best support LoL has to offer. Her large amount of CCs makes her an excellent pick for laning, ganking, escaping and team fights. For this very reason, Janna should be played as full support as opposed to dealing damage.
A good support will require no extra gold and leave it to the carry to farm up. By taking creep kills from your carry, you make both your carry and yourself worse off. Janna alone cannot kill heroes and thus any extra gold on you will be useless. However, on a carry it makes a whole difference. The extra gold on your carry means they could deal enough damage to kill the enemy team's hero before any of you die, thus preventing a death on your team. Thus, this very guide focuses on the items needed to maximise your team's survivability at the minimum costs.
Please do not hesitate to leave your comments below. Any comments or suggestions are highly appreciated as through them, I will be able to further improve my guide. Last but not least, thank you for taking the time to read my Janna Guide.
Change Log
15/01/2011 Added Caitlyn and Ashe to the AD Carry section.
10/01/2011 Changed mastery tree and masteries section.
12/12/2011 Changed the design of the guide by removing columns and using a different layout.
11/12/2011 Published the guide.
AP Janna vs Support Janna
There has been discussion going on as to whether build Janna as a support using AP items or full support. The arguments for building AP on Janna is that she would heal more, her shield will block more damage and her spells will deal more damage. However my opinion is that a CDR Janna is the best build.
With CDR of 36% using Ionian Boots of Lucidity, Shurelya's Reverie and Intelligence
- Howling Gale CD would be reduced by 3.6 seconds
- Zephyr CD would be reduced by 2.9 seconds
- Eye Of The Storm CD would be reduced by 3.6 seconds
- Monsoon CD would be reduced by 43.2 seconds
At initial glance, a few seconds CD reduction may seem insignificant, but it truly makes a difference. Here is the breakdown.
Based on the information above, which Janna is better? Support or AP? I don't know about you, but I know which one I'm picking.
Howling Gale or Zephyr on the enemy team, you are doing damage and every amount counts! Have you ever experienced seeing your team failing to kill someone who escaped away on low health? If you had a bit more damage from your spells, that enemy hero may have been dead.
Greater Seal of Replenisment
Monsoon. The reason I don't take Greater Glyph of Cooldown Reduction is because occasionally you will take the Blue Golem Buff and thus push you over the CDR cap of 40%. Also depending on if you get Randuin's Omen or not, you will be just over the cap. I will discuss more about Randuin's Omen in the Item section.
- Summoner's Resolve 15% more health could mean your allies surviving one more hit!
- Hardiness Early game you will be receiving mostly physical damage. The slight buff in armour will help you survive in lane longer.
- Durability 108 more health at level 18 could mean surviving one more hit!
- Veteran's Scars An extra 30 hp early game is important as Janna is squishy at the start.
- Summoner's Insight 2 extra seconds on Clairvoyance could mean seeing a ganker coming or not!
- Expanded Mind An extra 216 mana at level 18 could mean casting two more extra spells which you would be unable to cast if you didn't have it.
- Imrpoved Recall As a babysitter, you will need to go back to base more frequently than your carry as you need to buy wards, buy your gp5 items etc. The quicker you can recall, the quicker you can get back in lane and continue babysitting your ad carry.
- Meditation Janna tends to struggle with mana early on and also Swiftness doesn't benefit Janna as much since she already has Zephyr
- Greed You are not taking creep kills unless you happened to be in lane by yourself(rarely) and so this is your source of gold.
- Wealth Extra gold to buy an extra ward! The longer you can stay in lane the better.
- Awareness You will level up quicker.
- Intelligence The more CDR the better. As discussed in AP vs Support Janna
- Mastermind 15% CDR on Summoner Spells means you can cast Heal about 40 seconds quicker and Clairyovance 10 seconds quicker.
Summoner Spells
These are summoner spells you should pick.
Heal:Janna doesn't have a proper heal. Who seriously uses her ult as heal... Clearly you are going to stand in the middle of a team fight by channeling Monsoon instead of throwing out your CCs and shield. Furthermore Heal helps you sustain your lane.
Cleanse:Cleanse can be useful in team fights. Amumu or Galio ults your team and there is nothing you can do. Cleanse allows you to be free and use your skills to reduce damages to your team down to a minimal.
Flash:Despite the nerf and huge cooldown, it is still a viable pick. When your team is in a poor position in team fights, you can quickly flash and cast Monsoon to reset the team fights.
These are summoner spells that are not too bad on Janna but I just don't recommend them.
Ghost:Your Zephyr is your ghost. Why would you need two ghost? You are wasting a summoner spell which could change the result of the game.
Clarity:Sometimes you run out of mana and this could be useful. However, you shouldn't be spamming spells in the first place.
Teleport:It allows you to go from one place to another. However, with Zephyr and Shurelya's Reverie, it shouldn't take you that much longer. Get a summoner spell that provides more utility to your team.
These are summoner spells you should NEVER pick!
Revive:"I died but hey wait a second, I got revive. Wait for me!" Your entire team is probably dead before you get back to the team fight. The CD is also too long.
Smite:Cause Janna is clearly a jungler and not a support. Have you seen a Janna jungle and see the team win? Leave it for the junglers.
Surge:Why would you need more AP? Why more attack speed? You don't carry in either departments of scaling.
Ignite:No one takes it unless they intend to use it for the kill on heroes who run away. A good support does not KS their carry.
Exhaust:The slow on it is good but you already have a tonne of CC and if used right, there is no need for exhaust and since you are not taking masteries in offence, there is no bonus on Exhaust. Leave it to the carries.
Promote:It seems nice to promote a minion. However you are jeopardising your team! In the laning phase you shouldn't be really pushing and by late game, towers and minions are easy to kill. Don't waste a summoner spell.
Skill Explanation
- Tailwind: This passive allows your whole team to move quicker, giving you the slight edge to chase and run away.
- Howling Gale (Q): This skill's main purpose is to disable the enemy team in team fights. You can cast it quickly for a quick disable or let it charge fully to push a lane. Another use of it is to stop the enemy hero from channelling e.g. Nunu and Katarina.
- Zephyr (W): This skill also has many uses. One of its uses is to allow you to chase the fleeing enemy hero so you can slow them down for your team to catch up. It also allows you to dive in at the enemy tower to throw in your Howling Gale and quickly run back out.
- Eye of The Storm (E): This skill has two purpose. It's first and most obvious one is to provide one of your ally hero with a shield. It's second and often neglected purpose is the attack damage buff it provides. At level 5, it provides 50 bonus attack damage on who bears the shield and that is equivalent to a B. F. Sword. The buff and the shield are two separate things. Even when the shield is destroyed, as long as the buff duration is still up, your carry still receives the bonus attack damage.
- Monsoon (R): Upon activation, it knocks all enemy hero out of the area and all allies within the area are healed over time. This is a channelling spell so if interrupted, it will stop. This could be used to reset the team fight if your team is in a poor position. It could also be used to sacrifice yourself to save more and important lives. An e.g. is your Ashe, Annie and you are running away from a lost team fight on low health. You are all about to die, however, you throw out Monsoon to buy both Ashe and Annie time to run and thus only you die instead of all three. In the best case scenario, all three will survive. Rarely is it used as heal except for when your team had just won a team fight and you are all on low health but have the opportunity to push.
Skill SequenceSPACE
As a support it is your main priority to assist your carry in killing the enemy team and providing them with survivability. Thus we max Eye Of The Storm as soon as possible and taking it at level 1. However, if you are ganking early, take Howling Gale first.
We max Zephyr 2nd as it increases Janna's movement speed and also has an active to slow the enemy hero. We take it first at level 4 as this is typically when your jungler will come to gank and having as many disables as possible makes killing easier.
We take Howling Gale at level 2 just in case a jungler comes to gank and we can use it to disable them but maxing it second last e.g. Shaco. The reason we max Howling Gale before Monsoon is that Howling Gale's CD reduces with each level and as I explained above, each second counts!
Monsoon is taken at level 6 to provide you with also another disable. We max it last as the CD on the spell does not decrease and rarely is it used as a heal, especially in early game.
By following the masteries I mentioned above, you will start off the game with 515 gold. This is just enough to buy one Faerie Charm, three sight ward, two Health Potion and one Mana Potion.
Faerie Charm: You start with one to allow you regen some mana after casting your spells. You don't need something like a Meki Pendant as you shouldn't be wasting mana in the first place. Plus your Greater Seal of Replenishment and
is more than enough to sustain you in lane if you are using your spells correctly. Also it will be later used to build a Philosopher's Stone.
- Sight WardSight Wards: This provides you with vision of the river, allowing you to back off when the enemy jungler is coming. Thus your carry and yourself will take less damage and sustain lane longer. It is crucial to stay in lane as long as possible during the laning phase. You lose experience going back and forth.
Health Potion: Yes you took summoner's spell Heal but it would be a waste if you use it on yourself. The purpose of taking Heal is to heal your carry not you! If you are hurt, use Health Potion as it doesn't hinder your build significantly to buy potions. However, for a carry, every gold is important as it accumulates to build higher tier items.
- Mana Potion: You take one just in case the enemy's team is too aggressive and forcing you to continuously use your spells. This will allow you to quickly recover mana to continue supporting your carry. Rarely have I had to use one but it has happened to me before while laning against Vayne and Sona who were very aggressive.
These items are your standard core items. They offer you gold over time, CDR and a nice buff for your team.
- Philosopher's StonePhilosopher's Stone: This offers you health regen and mana regen to allow you to stay in lane longer. It also offers you gold over time and will be later used to build your next core item, Shurelya's Reverie.
Ionian Boots of Lucidity: The only suitable boots on a support hero. This item gives you enhanced movement speed as well as a 15% CDR, meaning you can cast your spells more frequently.
Heart of Gold: This provides you with more survivability as well as giving you gold over time. It can later be built into one of your luxury items, Randuin's Omen.
Aegis of the Legion: For just under 2,000 gold, you get a very good item. It offers you survivability as well as a nice aura for your team. All your team mates with any the area will get 12 Armour, 15 Magic Resistance and 8 Attack Damage. The only time you wouldn't get this item is if your team's tank is already getting it. The Aura is unique, meaning it does not stack with itself.
- Shurelya's ReverieShurelya's Reverie: After a while your Philosopher's Stone will not be as effective as it originally was. You can then build it into a Shurelya's Reverie. This item gives you another 15% CDR and an active that increases the movement speed of all allies within the area for 3 seconds. That means your team can quickly run away from a bad team fight or quickly chase up to the fleeing enemy team.
These are core items that you must have if the game ever drags on i.e. over the standard 25-35 minute mark.
- Banshee's Veil: The game sometime drags on and thus the enemy team will be doing more damage. This means you need more survivability. However, the best item for its price is the Banshee's Veil. It offers magic resistance, mana and health and thus everything you need to survive with. Did I mention it's passive? Every 45 seconds you have a shield that will protect one negative spell. This is extremely important in team fights as the first spell usually thrown out is some sort of CC. If you can avoid it, then you can do more for your team. A stunned Janna is a useless Janna.
These are items that you will consider taking as your fifth and last item. You would only take one of these if you have a lot of gold and hence the term luxury. Only take one of these depending on the situation. The reason I only recommend these three items as they are of roughly the same price.
Randuin's Omen: Take this if the enemy's team main damage hero is their AD Carry. The active on this will slow both their attack speed and movement speed as well as providing you with some armour. A Vayne who has low attack speed and is out of position thanks to your disables will not deal that much damage. Also with this item your CDR will just go over the cap. I prefer this over Frozen Heart because the slow on it is greater and you are not wasting CDR. Taking Frozen Heart sends you over the CDR by about 10%! Not to mention you get health regen from Randuin's Omen.
Force of Nature: I take this when the main source of damage from the enemy team is Magical Damage e.g. Akali. This has roughly the same price to Abyssal Mask but I take Force of Nature instead for several reasons. First of all Force of Nature provides you with more survivability through higher Magic Resistance and greater health regeneration. Also the movement speed buff allows you to run away or chase up to fleeing enemies. Abyssal Mask may seem nice because it offers you AP and a Magic Resistance Reduction aura. This seems very nice at first glance but after a closer analysis, it clearly isn't. First of all, you don't need AP as your purpose isn't to deal damage but to survive out there and support your team. Secondly the Magic Resistance Reduction is only beneficial to your AP hero but your main source of damage comes from the AD Carry. Your AP hero is pretty useless once they chuck out all their spells.
Guardian Angel: I would take this if both the AD and AP hero on the other team are a threat or if I am just the first target. This item offers both Magic Resistance and Armour so you could say it's a balance between taking Randuin's Omen and Force of Nature. Also the fact that you can come back alive after dying means you can quickly get back into the team fight and cast another set of spells.
Team Work
During the laning phase, all supports play the role of a babysitter and Janna is no exception. What this means is that you do not take creep kills but leave it to your lane partner. In the current meta game, it will be your AD carry who will lane with you. However, sometimes your carry won't get every creep kill so instead of wasting it, take it instead. Do not use Howling Gale on minions. In the laning phase you should not be pushing unless you have good reason e.g. both enemy heroes are missing and you have good map awareness. Don't waste mana and spells. Use it to save your carry or yourself.
Every once in a while you may be called to come to another area e.g. help take down dragon. Once you pass a key area, and if you have any wards left over, place them down. Map awareness in key areas is crucial to winning game. I will talk more about warding in the warding section. However, avoid roaming as when you leave lane, you expose yourself to ganks as well as leaving your carry without any support. Only roam when your lane is pushed and if it is safe to do so.
In team fights, your role is to protect your carries and put their enemy team in a bad position to give your team the upper hand. What this means is using your shield to protect your carries and throwing out Howling Gale to stop any channelling spells focused at your carry e.g. Nether Grasp. If a dangerous spell e.g. Frost Arrow is coming towards your carry, intercept it if it means costing your life to save your carry.
Monsoon can be used to split up the enemy team. Instead of being a 5v5 it will turn into possibly a 4 vs 3 and a 2 vs 1 (two enemy hero against you). This gives your team the upper advantage as the enemy team will possibly lose many of their damage dealers in exchange for a support on your team who deals barely any damage. Follow it up with a Howling Gale and Zephyr to delay the enemy heroes who are furthest away from the fight going on between the rest of your team and their team. The more time you buy for your team, the better it is. However, this doesn't mean I suggest doing a Kamikaze (sorry lame I know). Only do it if your team can for sure take down most of the enemy heroes. Wasting your life for no reason is just plain stupid.
As a support you should not be taking kills as you don't need a lot of gold. However, there are times where you must use your judgement to take the kill. I have seen a lot of fail support who instead of taking the kill, assume their carry will but the enemy end up fleeing on with very low health. If you are in the position to kill but your carry is not, take the kill. However, if you carry is in position, don't kill!
Another situation where you need to use your judgement as to whether to kill the enemy hero or not, is when your carry and the enemy hero are on crucial health i.e. very low. There are times when your carry will take the kill but also die in the process. However, had you taken the kill, your carry would take that one less hit and survive. Now at first glance people will say it doesnt matter if your carry dies as long as they get the kill. WRONG! I will try and explain why.
- Your carry gets about 500 gold
- They will get a kill score instead of an assist
Your Carry Survives With An AssistPositives
Now the most obvious counter argument to that is "My carry is going to go back anyway." First of all your Monsoon should still be up for use, channel it to heal your carry. Secondly your carry should have some sort of life steal item e.g. Doran's Blade they will gain back their life over time. With those two factors why is there a need to go back to base if it's safe to stay. Of course if your carry is going to die anyway as another enemy hero will take the kill, don't take the kill as there is no benefit. Let your carry die with taking the kill.
Warding Section
For the time being I will only have a map of where to ward in the game. I will update this section with screen shot of exactly how to place your wards.
Credit goes to jhoijhoi for her warding section.
This is where you should place Sight Ward.
- Yellow: Vital to protect the jungler on your team
- Blue: Protect your lane from being ganked
- Red: Keep an eye out on Baron and Dragon so they don't get stolen
- Orange: Allows your jungler to counter jungle and open up opportunities to gank.
AD Carries - Your Parter In Crime (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
This section will discuss which AD carry is well suited with Janna. Unfortunately only some carries will be covered as the others I haven't really laned much with or I don't play them enough to have full knowledge of their ideal support.
IMO Sona is the best support to go with Ashe because of her Power Chord. The ability to reduce the damage output on the enemy carry and provide attack damage bonus on her carry is an excellent choice for Ashe who loses in terms of base damage. Initiating with Crescendo and hitting, allows Enchanted Crystal Arrow to easily hit and maximise stun duration. However, despite saying that, it does not mean Janna is completely useless laning with Ashe. I would put her 2nd best babysitter for Ashe with Taric close behind.
- Initiate with Zephyr to slow down target, making it easier to land Howling Gale. When Howling Gale hits, it makes landing Enchanted Crystal Arrow much easier. Quickly follow up with Eye Of The Storm on Ashe to see the enemy champ's life bar disappear quickly.
- If need be, run quickly past the stunned target and fire up Monsoon to blow enemy champ towards Ashe, allowing her even more time to deal damage as well as staying in range to land her Frost Shot
IMO Janna is the best support for Caitlyn. This is because Janna has a lot of CC which enables Caitlyn to deal massive damage by quickly working up her passive. Eye Of The Storm also benefits Caitlyn's massive range, making an enemy champ who is too "focused" on farming to take a massive hit. Janna has a lot of tricks with Caitlyn and I would love to share some with you.
- Quickly fire a Howling Gale and Zephyr on the enemy champ that gets caught in a Yordle Snap Trap and quickly placing Eye Of The Storm on Caitlyn. The reason is normally with a Yordle Snap Trap, Caitlyn can only follow up with Piltover Peacemaker but by following it up with Howling Gale, Zephyr and Eye Of The Storm, you allow Caitlyn to follow up with additional auto attacks and could even trigger a Headshot. This combo does a lot of damage, forcing the enemy champ to be continously cautious of where they are and possible forget that your jungler is running towards them. This combo can also worth with Taric's Dazzle.
- Cast Eye Of The Storm on Caitlyn if you see her have Headshot ready to deal even more damage.
- See Caitlyn using Ace in the Hole on a fleeing target and the other champ is within your range and stands in the line of fire to block the kill? Cast Monsoon to blow them out of the way and by the time they can get back, it's too late to block it. Unless the fleeing target has such great map awareness that they can line it up with where their team mate's new standing position.
I would like to thank the following people for helping me with my guide.
- jhoihoi: for her section on warding which I have extracted and for her guide on how to make a guide
- Janna Guide Writer: Unfortunately, I don't remember his/her name but the guide they wrote brought me to realise how to play Janna properly. It was the first guide I encountered in suggesting to buy CDR items instead of AP. From there I started to develop my own playstyle.
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"I don't see anything physical, certainly not health. And his swings look good. I don't know how he's missing some of them. It's not like he's lunging. It's not like he's having to catch up with his hands. He looks pretty balanced at the plate."
Reddick says he's "very frustrated," and that "it's a struggle right now."
Melvin said that the day off is just that.
"I expect him to be in there tomorrow," the manager said.
It could be a game-time decision as to whether Crisp is ready to go Friday after four days off following an injection of cortisone in his left wrist.
But when he needed a similar cortisone shot last season, four days off did the trick.
Melvin left open the possibility that Gentry might not be activated until Saturday, and added it had nothing to do with Crisp's availability or lack of same.
Gentry missed most of the spring with back problems. In the last week he has gotten some injury rehabilitation assignment games with Stockton and Sacramento and has been able to play without pain.
Wednesday came the news that top prospect Addison Russell suffered a Grade 3 right hamstring tear and will be out at least a month.
Then Melvin said Thursday morning that catcher Stephen Vogt, who was very close to making the opening day roster, suffered an oblique strain while playing for Triple-A Sacramento Wednesday.
Historically baseball players have needed at least a month to get over oblique injuries.
The 20-year-old Russell apparently has a complete or near-complete tear. which generally needs in excess of a month to heal. The A's first-round pick (11th overall) in 2012 is regarded as one of the dozen or so best players in the minor leagues


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Hotel Asia Center of Japan
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Hotel Asia Center of Japan
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Property Location
A stay at Hotel Asia Center of Japan places you in the heart of Tokyo, walking distance from Nogi Shrine and Nogi Family Old Residence. This hotel is close to Tokyo Tower and Meiji Jingu Shrine.
Make yourself at home in one of the 175 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary bottled water.
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I just read an amazing post over at TRYING TO BE GOOD. It's an open letter to all parents from a non-parent. And it's one of those post that I wholeheartedly agree with and wish I'd thought of it first. Since I didn't though, I'm going to write what it inspired me to write…
You're in labour now, even as I type this
So I'm going to make you this promise:
When your son uses my favorite shirt as a spit up blanky
I promise to try and pretend I didn't see.
When you are frazzled and at your wits end
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Just to make your smile
I promise to take care of your laundry pile.
Whenever your child is screaming like a nuclear alarm
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Even though I'm terrified of poop in my hair
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To never whine
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To be as happy drinking tea
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I know that you'll still help me hide the body.
I don't understand what you're going through
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And when we go on trips to the barnyard
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You and I?
We're still gonna have fun.
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Board of Directors
Nancy Gille, Chair
Founding and Advisory Partner
REAL Systems
Ms. Gille has more than 25 years of direct experience acquiring, managing, leasing, and disposing of commercial real estate, with a primary focus on West Coast office buildings. As a principal at REAL Systems, she provides consulting services to property owners to improve the performance of their investments–in property as well as human capital. Ms. Gille teaches as adjunct faculty at San Francisco State University and serves on the Fort Mason Center board. She received a Bachelor's degree from University of San Francisco and a M.Sc. in Management as a Sloan Fellow at London Business School.
Courtney Damkroger, Vice-Chair
Ms. Damkroger has over twenty-five years of experience in historic preservation. She is the former Historic Preservation Officer for the City of San Jose, California; Assistant Regional Director of the National Trust for Historic lPreservation, Western Office, and worked as a writer and zoning analyst for the Chicago Office of Skidmore Owings & Merrill. In a volunteer capacity, Ms. Damkroger served on the Fort Mason Center Board of Trustees, the board of the California Preservation Foundation and was the former Vice President of the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission. She holds a BA in Art History and a BBA in Business from Southern Methodist University as well as an MA in the History of Art and an MCP in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.
James M. Buckley, Ph.D
Associate Professor and Venerable Chair in Historic Preservation
University of Oregon
Mr. Buckley teaches in the Department of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley. He has over twenty-five years of experience in the development of affordable housing in the Bay Area, including the adaptive reuse of several historic buildings for residential uses. Mr. Buckley, who previously taught at MIT, has a Master's degree in city planning and a Ph.D. in architectural history from UC Berkeley. He has been a member of the board of directors for the Vernacular Architecture Forum (VAF) and the Society of American City and Regional Planning History (SACRPH).
Leo Chow, AIA
Design Partner
Skidmore Owings and Merrill
Leo Chow has led a broad range of projects in the United States and Asia. His work demonstrates his passion for the collaborative integration of diverse disciplines, particularly structural engineering, building services, environmental engineering, historic preservation, and digital analysis to address complex functional and performance challenges to produce innovative works of architecture that are responsive to the client's needs, sensitive to the creation of inspiring places, and carefully consider climate, local ecologies, and the social context. His award-winning projects include the Harvard University Northwest Science Building, St. Regis Hotel and Residences, and the San Francisco Civic Center Complex. Leo created the SOM Integrated Design Studio, which has been taught at the University of California at Berkeley, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, the California College of Art, and Stanford University. He is a former member of the San Francisco Arts Commission, serving on the Civic Design Review and Executive Committees. He received his Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University and his Master of Architecture from Harvard University's Graduate School of Design.
Deborah J. Cooper, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Architectural Resources Group, Inc.
Ms. Cooper is a registered architect with over 25 years' experience whose work has focused on high profile historic building rehabilitation projects. She led ARG's team for the restoration of the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park, a Save America's Treasures Grant and a National AIA Honor Award winner. She also led the rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of Cavallo Point – The Lodge at the Golden Gate, creating the only new National Park Lodge in the last decade. As a passionate advocate for sustainable preservation, she has presented widely on the topic and spearheads ARG's sustainable practice group.
Alicia Esterkamp Allbin
AEA Development, LLC
Ms. Allbin is a Principal with AEA Development, LLC, a real estate development firm focused on lifestyle projects in the areas of hospitality, restaurants, retail and historic rehabilitation. Prior to that, for 14 years, Alicia was a Principal at Pacific Waterfront Partners, LLC, a local real estate development firm specializing in urban infill, historic renovation, entitlements and public-private partnerships. She has comprehensive experience in entitlements, marketing, lease analysis and negotiation, market research, public outreach and communications. Ms. Allbin holds a master's of business administration degree from the University of San Francisco. She is a member of SPUR, the Housing Action Coalition, ULI, BOMA and CREW, and is on the Board of Directors for SF Made and Greenbelt Alliance.
Jeff Gherardini, AIA, LEED® AP
Construction Manager
Plant Construction Company, L. P.
Mr. Gherardini has over fifteen years of construction and design experience. He has worked at architecture firms on the east & west coasts and served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Niger, West Africa where he built sustainable housing. At Plant Construction Company, he is responsible for business development and the overall success of each project, some of which include the Fairmont Hotel, Ahwahnee Lodge and Walt Disney Family Museum. Jeff holds a bachelor's degree in architecture from Washington University in St. Louis and a master's degree in architecture from U.C. Berkeley.
Nancy Goldenberg
Historical Architect/Architectural Historian
Carey & Co. Inc., a TreanorHL Company
A native of San Francisco and with more than thirty years of experience, Ms. Goldenberg has worked on preservation projects including the recently-completed Noe Valley Library rehabilitation, the adaptive reuse of the old jail at the Marin County Civic Center and the repair of the state capitol's south portico. Architectural history projects have included a National Register nomination of the South San Francisco sign, and ongoing work at the Nevada Test Site, encompassing historical assessments, surveys and architectural stabilization of cold war structures. Nancy holds a bachelor's degree in architecture from the U.C. Berkeley and a master's degree in architectural historic from Cornell.
Paul Littler
Project Manager
Holmes Structures
Mr. Littler has over ten years of experience as a structural engineer working in the UK, Middle East and Bay Area. He is devoted to rehabilitating and preserving the city's existing buildings, especially those of historic merit. Paul is an expert in developing seismic retrofit and rehabilitation schemes that preserve historic architecture. He has a passion for finding and implementing designs which can contribute to historic preservation including innovative analysis techniques, such as Performance Based Engineering, and cutting-edge building materials, such as Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP). His work with the Presidio Trust's Building 101 & 103 and The Battery has been highly regarded, leading to his award as Young Engineer of the Year from Structural Engineers Association of California. Mr. Littler holds a Master's degree of Engineering in Civil and Architectural Engineering from the University of Bath, UK.
Patrick McNerney
Martin Building Company
Patrick McNerney has over twenty-five years of construction, design, and development experience. As the founder and president of Martin Building Company, he is responsible for the restoration and adaptive re-use of more than twenty historically significant buildings in San Francisco. His portfolio includes a range of new construction and renovation projects, including single-family housing, live/work spaces, custom residences, commercial office buildings, restaurants, multi-building urban developments, and adaptive reuse projects. He holds a bachelor's degree from the California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
Willett Moss
CMG Landscape Architecture
Mr. Moss is a founding partner of CMG Landscape Architecture, a Fellow of the American Academy in Rome, and a licensed California Landscape Architect. He provides expertise in planning and design of institutional and public landscapes. His project experience includes Cultural Landscape reports, site planning rooted in ecological understanding, urban design integrating sustainable site systems, and community driven pro-bono landscape design. Mr. Moss' work reflects his range of interests, yet consistent focus on landscapes of broad value and public appeal.
Elisa Skaggs
Senior Associate
Page & Turnbull
Elisa Hernández Skaggs has over 16 years of experience working on the rehabilitation and preservation of historic buildings. Her professional experience ranges from large scale rehabilitation projects to accessibility improvements in landmark buildings. Ms. Skaggs' expertise includes Historic Preservation Tax Credit and entitlement consultation, interpretation of the California Historic Building Code, and evaluations for compliance to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards. Her professional interest lies principally in the adaptive reuse of our historic resources. As a member of the AIA San Francisco Historic Resources Committee, Elisa has been the leader of seminars, tours, and panel discussions designed to provide awareness to San Francisco's historic resources. Ms. Skaggs meets the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards for Architecture and Historic Architecture.
Tara Sullivan
Barbary Coast Consulting
Ms. Sullivan recently joined Barbary Coast Consulting after seven years at the San Francisco Planning Department, where she served several roles from project planner to Legislative Liaison and Policy Analyst. She has been actively involved with preservation in San Francisco and assisted in drafting the 2008 Charter amendment to create the Historic Preservation Commission, as well as rewriting Articles 10 and 11 of the Planning Code. Originally from New York, she received Master Degrees from Columbia University in Urban Planning and Historic Preservation. Ms. Sullivan received a J.D. from Brooklyn Law School with a focus on environmental and land use law. She brings to San Francisco her experience from the NY State Attorney General, NYC Law Department, and the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Douglas Tom, FAIA, LEED AP
TEF Design
With a career spanning 36 years, Mr. Tom has provided principal and management leadership to a wide range of projects, including feasibility studies, master plans, new construction, renovation, and interior design assignments. His portfolio comprises academic facilities, public works/infrastructure, multi-family and single family housing, historic building renovations, and workplace design solutions for corporate and nonprofit organizations. As the managing partner, Doug is responsible for advancing practice initiatives while overseeing operational and quality objectives office-wide. He is also engaged as a principal on select projects, including the award-winning rehabilitation of historic Piers 1-1/2, 3, and 5, the Crissy Field Environmental Education Center and various projects for the Presidio Trust.
Glenn Wertheim
Executive Vice President
Provident Funding Associates
Mr. Wertheim is a seasoned financial executive, leader and strategist. He moved to San Francisco in 2010 when he joined Provident Funding Associates, an industry leading independent mortgage originator and servicer. Prior to joining Provident, Mr. Wertheim was President of a community bank specializing in residential and commercial real estate finance. His passion has centered on the intersection of commerce & community in ways that elevate the places we live. Mr. Wertheim has served on the Boards of the Mortgage Bankers Association, The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas and the Central NM Community College Foundation, among others. Selected honors received include the Mortgage Bankers Association Legion of Honor and their Distinguished Service Award, and the NM Mortgage Finance Authority's Affordable Housing Hero Award.


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- Social psychology
- http://www.pol.ed.ac.uk/people/phd_students/zoey_reeve
- BSc Psychology, Conventry University
- MScEcon Terrorism and International Relations, Aberystwyth University
- MSc(R) Politics, University of Edinburgh
Research Interests
My thesis aims to offer an interdisciplinary, multi-level explanation of the process of radicalisation towards violence in intergroup conflict. The main novel contribution of this project is the integration of Social Identity Theory (Tajfel and Turner, 1978) and Parochial Altruism (Choi and Bowles, 2007) to form an individual-to-group level psychological explanation of altruistic/cooperative, and hostile intergroup and intragroup, interaction. This integration forms the Social Identity Theory of Radicalisation in Intergroup Conflict (SITRIC). SITRIC attempts to explain the individuals' journey towards social identity (group membership) salience, and how this general process (i.e. it occurs in all people to some extent) may differ across individuals leading to differential behavioural outcomes under certain conditions. These salient social identities (e.g. family, tribe, clan, nationality, religion – the latter is a particularly powerful social identity) are manifestations of proximate psychological mechanisms that may have evolved to maintain the differentiated behavioural tendencies that humans, past and present, have tended to show towards groups they are members of, and those which they are not. Namely, individuals in group contexts tend to be more cooperative and altruistic towards members of their ingroup than towards outgroup members. The role of religion – which has many ingroup enhancing features (e.g. promotion of trust, cohesion, cooperation etc), is an important one in terms of a salient social identity. That is, the unique aspects of individual religions are less important here, than the fundamental provision of a salient group membership that thus defines individuals on the basis of their groups' shared belief system and values, whilst distinguishing them from others.
Although Social Identity Theory (Tajfel and Turner, 1978) has generated a mass of empirical and experimental support, the same cannot be said of the recently developed concept of Parochial Altruism (Choi and Bowles, 2007), offering an opportunity to develop it further in this research. The methodological aspect of this thesis has resulted in the development of an experimental tool designed to measure (implicit, or subconscious) cognitive and behavioural tendencies of cooperation, altruism, and hostility at the within-group and between-group levels with the aim of linking individual cognitive mechanisms (and behaviour) with group level behaviours of cooperation, and/or hostility.
SITRIC can be viewed as a generalised theory of intergroup/intragroup interaction (in terms of cooperation, altruism and hostility), which may help to explain a wide variety of social phenomena. However, one important extension of the project is the application of SITRIC to the process of radicalisation towards violence in intergroup conflict, particularly Islamic extremist terrorism. It is thought that SITRIC may be appropriately applied to terrorism by integrating it with existing critical terrorism studies that explore the process of radicalisation at the macro and meso levels (e.g. Krueger and Maleèková, 2003; Crenshaw, 1981; Sageman, 2005; Richardson, 2006), from different disciplinary perspectives (particularly sociology, politics, criminology, economics). SITRIC may help to provide an integrateable (interdisciplinary), individual-group level explanation of why some people choose to support and/or become members of groups using/advocating terrorism. On the basis of the same underlying cognitive mechanisms, SITRIC offers possible routes to surpass in-group/out-group prejudices and identify ways of dissolving group boundaries and promoting cooperation instead.Supervisor
Dr. Dominic Johnson
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International Politics
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Property Location
When you stay at Best Western Glenpool/tulsa in Glenpool, you'll be within the vicinity of Oklahoma Aquarium. This hotel is within the region of River Spirit Casino and Oral Roberts University.
Make yourself at home in one of the 48 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary weekday newspapers.
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Enjoy recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool.
A complimentary full breakfast is included.
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Featured amenities include a business center, a computer station, and express check-out. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Computer station
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- Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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I have a font that does not come in bold - for designs I just used a stroke to make it bolder. Is it possible to edit the file and re-save it with a stroke? If, so what is the easiest way of doing this?
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1) The font's EULA (licensing agreement) needs to allow you to do that. Although personally I encourage people to ignore such "no-mod" clauses, as long as: they make dead sure the resultant font doesn't leave their sight; if it does leak they don't shy away from facing the consequences.
2) You can make darker (or lighter) versions with a font editor, but: font editors (at least good ones) are not cheap; simply adding a stroke rarely results in something acceptable; and font editors are complex animals and there's a potential for a first-timer to waste a lot of time before getting it all working right.
Adding a stroke won't give you a proper bold, but if that's all you want to do, I would do it in your typesetting program. If you frequently need a bold weight, maybe you need to choose a different font or commission a new weight. What font is it?
If you have a budget you could out-source the work to a type designer. I just emailed you (through your profile*) but there are many others on Typophile that could probably do it better and/or faster than me.
* My email: hpapazian at gmail dot com
If you are a frequent user of type, you might as well bite the bullet and get a font editing program. The learning curve is not shallow, you won't learn to use it in 10 hours or 10 days -- at least, for many things. Some, of course, are dead simple.
But the state of type today is such that a professional user simply cannot leave things up to the font publishers. They have to aim at too many different markets, and the inevitable compromises will, at some point, drive you to distraction.
Users of type have been significantly modifying type since the days of photocomp -- we use to make up needed characters, or even whole fonts, for the Linotype V-I-P machine. The digital/photocomp machines, such as the Linotype 202 and 505 frustrated many, but then PostScript came along, and again, type was available for tailoring by the user.
Now, licensing restrictions are rearing their head, but it is easy enough to use fonts that permit the end user to modify for their own purposes, just no reselling. If a font publisher doesn't permit this, avoid their products. There are 1,000s of fonts out there.
Hiring such work out is rarely successful for an end user. There is the time element, the cost, and the fact you have to describe *exactly* what you want, when (1) you don't know *exactly* what you want, and (2) you'll think of something else tomorrow...and the next day. I have fonts we've owned since the early 1990s that I'm still modifying. Examples are endless, just like the need.
To answer the OPs question, there are a lot of great apps for doing so. I personally prefer Glyphs for its cleanliness and speed http://glyphsapp.com/
Although I fully agree with Charles that learning type design can be rewarding on many levels, it remains that -like anything else- it's only cost-effective if you need that skill often enough.* Most people's custom type needs are modest and infrequent, so it's patently false that outsourcing type design work is rarely a good idea.
* And remember, you have to keep up with font technology...
I'm not recommending learning type design. I'm recommending learning the skills to tailor type to your needs as a user. How much anyone needs to rely on font editing tools depends in part on how much type they deal with.
If your business is helping the great American Retail Effort in getting consumers to part with their dollars, the amount of type you set, quantitatively, is quite small. While great care might be needed with what you do set, handwork is always required, so a little more handwork is no big deal. On the other hand, there are always things that just cannot be done by hand. They will change from project to project, and so, not the proper purveyance of a type designer.
If your business is helping the American Consumer to avoid boredom (books, magazines, etc.) the amount of type you set, quantitatively, is quite large. In that case, automaton -- programmatic improvements -- are useful. If the program takes care of a detail, you're never tempted to skip it because it takes too much time or work. But again, these tend to vary some, and again, they are not a "materials" issue.
With OpenType, font editing programs let you modify the letterforms, their spacing, and certain automation that may or may not also be available in a layout program.
None of this has anything to do with type design, except, perhaps, in the minds of a few people who seem to feel that type design, by itself, is what creates the timeless classics of literature, best sellers, cash-cow advertising, etc.
Mere terminology does not affect the inadvisability of Ashley spending months to years learning how to do something that she might need to do once a year at most (and I have to wonder what a person's agenda is in recommending such inefficiency). But anyway I'll humor you:
Type design isn't just making letterforms from scratch. And making a darker weight of an existing font (at least the right way, not simply by adding an outline) very much is type design. You should know that Matthew Carter (whom I mention because he's your favorite type designer) is in fact known to take an uncharacteristically high measure of pride in making good weight variations*; you can be sure he never applies an outline. Now, do many good type designers use automation tricks as a starting point? Absolutely. Do virtually all of those then spend many hours adjusting the results by hand? Absolutely.
* See the fifth paragraph here:
Anybody who believes that a typeface by itself makes a work great is deluded. Anybody who believes that details in type are irrelevant in making a work great is deluded. And any typesetter who doesn't realize that his job will be replaced with automation way before type design is automated is deluded.
Mere terminology does not affect the inadvisability of Ashley spending months to years learning how to do something that she might need to do once a year at most
Emphasis added.
Taken most charitably, this is misleading. Taken generally, it is a falsehood.
Part of the problems may be that hhp does not seem to use type, so that all the little things that come up don't occur to him. Quick example from last week: Take arithmetic operators -- plus, minus, equals, multiply, divide. Even the most complete fonts have them only for lining and old style numbers. They are spaced to use as arithmetic operators. But English, and I'd assume other languages, use these symbols in other constructions -- a B+ student, a 6 x 9 trim. They are used in linguistics and phonetics as well. Sometimes just the spacing needs adjustment, sometimes the character itself. Usually 5 minutes work in a font editing program.
Take a character needing an accent. Really quick in a font editing program. Yes, you can probably do it in the layout program, but if there are more than a couple, or if they occur more than a couple times in the text, it is a real nuisance -- remember the problem with macrons in the old PostScript days?
Take setting some African languages, where you need U+0181 and U+018A. If you can't draw -- and I can't -- you can still find that little piece to graft on to the B or D of the needed font. 15 minutes work.
On and on and on. There is a reason users of type have been modifying it since the middle of the 15th century. Little things add up. In Europe, Gutenberg was probably the first to see that a saw worked better than a chisel. Probably took him, oh, one or two tries -- total time, 10 minutes.
OK, but you were asking about embolding. Do you think a font editing program's "bold" routine will do a worse job than the stroking routine in InDesign? So you start there, "just as good." Improving on that is all a plus, & you'll get that from day one. You'll get both better and quicker over time, but from day one, you're already ahead of what you have now. The same with all the examples above, and all the things that pop up when setting type.
And if it really takes so long, you can't afford hhp. Believe his hourly rate is $75. What does that work out to, in months? But of course, it won't take him months. How long would it take him? If it takes him 5 hours, that's $375, right. Plus a little for handling? And once for the roman, once for the italic ? -- it's all hours, and starting to add up. How about the next font, or the next little operation you need?
So the first time, it takes you 10 times as long to get near his quality, a full week. But you don't have that time, so you settle for less quality, which is still better than ID stroking. It won't take you years to reach his -- or Matthew Carter's -- level of quality, unless you're talking about all levels of type founding. At which point, you're a type designer, not a user.
If you're not a user, if you just spec things for others to set, you don't need the tool -- unless, of course, you want an exact spec, and have to play around with values to satisfy yourself. But if you are a type user, and if you expect to be among the better ones, font editing is something you just cannot ignore, nor pass on to anyone else.
Don't mistake high regard for quality for dishonesty. Some people spend -what you consider to be- an inadvisable amount of time doing something the right way. And it does take them years to get there.
I guess there's a good reason you refuse to do type design work for third parties: you don't want to be embarrassed.
It won't take you years to reach his -- or Matthew Carter's -- level of quality
We'll remember you said that.
HHP: If you're going to claim I don't do good work, show examples, please.
Meanwhile the rest of the world can speculate about a new film:
The Cultured World (After the Time of Drawing in the Sand with a Stick)
With a supporting cast of unimportant minions, including authors, editors, graphic designers, typesetters, printers, readers, and a few others.
show examples, please.
How convenient that the EULA of any font that's good enough to reveal the -lack of- quality of a modification does not allow you to send me a copy... But you can still do it yourself: start with the Regular of a font you admire, apply your cherished caveman-style dipped-in-chocolate auto-bold, then overlay that with the Bold made by a type designer who is not embarrassed to show his work, and you might start getting an idea how little value your hack-jobs contain beyond allowing you to milk your clients with the absolute minimum of effort.
And you can be sure that, like me, the rest of the type design world also does not appreciate you turning a chip (more like a boulder) on your shoulder* into an excuse to repeatedly attack the whole craft (using me as the demon of course) on a forum that exists because of type designers no less.
* I've heard of resentful failed artists, but not resentful failed type designers...
BTW Charles, what's your relation to Donald Dickson at Texas A&M?


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This article is the third in a series of six parts published in Bible and Spade.
As all who are familiar with the Biblical account will remember, Joseph, while still in the household of Potiphar, was falsely accused of adultery with the wife of his master and thrown into prison. The normal punishment for adultery in ancient Egypt was death; the fact that Joseph did not suffer execution is interesting and perhaps indicates that Potiphar doubted the veracity of his wife, who had made the accusation. In any case, Joseph spent time in an Egyptian prison.
The Biblical mention of Joseph serving time in a prison is noteworthy in itself. To us in the 20th century, serving time in a prison as punishment for a crime seems quite natural. But in the ancient world, this was not the case. The death penalty, a fine, or even bodily mutilation were the usual means of making people suffer for their crimes in the ancient Near East.
Prisons were rare in the ancient world. To see this, one need only look at the Old Testament Law. There is nothing there about serving a prison sentence for any sin or crime, and in fact there is nothing Biblically or archaeologically that would lead us to believe that the Hebrews even had prisons as we know them. The importance, then, of the prison sentence of Joseph is that the author of the book of Genesis is recording correct information, for Egypt was one of the few nations in the ancient Near East that had prisons in the classical sense of the term.
We are very fortunate to have an Egyptian papyrus, translated and published by the Egyptologist W. C. Hayes, that deals at length with Egyptian prisons (Hayes 1972). We have mentioned it also deals with Asiatic slaves in Middle Kingdom Egypt. Let us look at what this papyrus tells us about prisons and prison life in Egypt in the days of Joseph (Hayes 1972:37–42).
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