Moxie Industries

Found Friday 89

2012-01-13T16:19:00.005-05:00

note found in a library book

Found Friday 88 - Merry Christmas

2011-12-24T11:04:00.002-05:00

c.1900 scrapbook page

Found Friday 87

2011-10-28T14:07:00.004-04:00

Illustration from a 1960's magic catalog

Found Friday 86

2011-10-21T14:07:00.005-04:00

Note found in fashion book.

Found Friday 85

2011-09-23T15:58:00.005-04:00

Military training exercise, Kahoʻolawe, Hawaii. c.1945.

Found Friday 84

2011-09-16T15:55:00.005-04:00

La Regence, Cherbourg, France. c.1950's.

Something New (Typography)

2011-08-26T13:51:00.004-04:00

Letter Bomb. 2011.
collage on found book page. 7 x 4-1/4"

Kiss Army. 2011.
carbon on found library card. 5 x 3"

Found Friday 83

2011-08-26T11:39:00.002-04:00

Philadelphia, May 1976

Found Friday 82

2011-08-05T14:15:00.003-04:00

Tostado, c.1980

Found Friday 81

2011-07-15T11:10:00.006-04:00

Robert Brown and dogs, Ballyportry Castle, Corofin, Ireland. c.1960's.

Found Friday 80

2011-07-08T10:50:00.005-04:00

February 1982

Found Friday 79

2011-06-30T16:53:00.008-04:00

Statue of Liberty, August 1973

Found Friday 78

2011-06-24T14:27:00.005-04:00

Asbestos Ore Fountain, Asbestos Plaza, Expo 67, Montreal. 1967.

Found Friday 77

2011-06-17T14:49:00.005-04:00

Cologne Cathedral and Skywriting, c.1967

Found Friday 76

2011-06-10T13:50:00.003-04:00

Birthday list (detail)

Found Friday 75

2011-05-27T13:00:00.004-04:00

Cyclist and General Wolfe, Royal Observatory, Greenwich, c.1960.

Found Friday 74

2011-05-20T16:19:00.003-04:00

Two Men / Two Buildings. c.1982

Found Friday 73 - The Feminine Touch

2011-05-06T10:46:00.019-04:00

The good folks at Moxie Industries have decided to expand Found Friday to include audio pulled from the dusty corners of MI's vinyl archive. This week's edition showcases the musical stylings of The Feminine Touch, an early-1970's duo featuring Ruth Davis and Kathy Sullivan. Clad in orange velour, they graced the lounge at Gentleman Jim's, a steak & ribs restaurant in Lighthouse Point, Florida. Kathy played drums and Ruth rocked the Hammond organ and piano. Recorded at the Hyperbolic Recording Studios in Ft. Lauderdale, this album features such classic lounge staples as "Aquarius", "My Way", and "Snowbird".

Sadly, The Feminine Touch have disappeared without a trace - exhaustive research (okay, a couple of minutes of Google searches) has revealed little. Gentleman Jim's is long gone (the location is currently occupied by an abandoned pizza joint), as is the Hyperbolic Recording Studios.

2031 NE 36th St., Lighthouse Point, FL

Here's a sample of The Feminine Touch covering Chicago's "25 or 6 to 4":

Found Friday 72

2011-04-08T14:33:00.003-04:00

Rhinos, Africa. February 1969

Found Friday 71

2011-03-31T19:42:00.006-04:00

Mrs. Weener and Children, Mrs. Fish, Mr. Pig, Sissig Dog.
drawing from a 1906 spelling book.

Circuit Bent Fun Years Keyboard

2011-03-28T16:04:00.010-04:00

Yesterday I decided to take a break from In The Crystal Palace and mess around with some new toys instead. On Saturday I picked up some used kiddie electronics at the Salvation Army thrift store, including a Fun Years keyboard. A cheap Chinese knockoff, this toy keyboard has some interesting features, including several rhythm settings, a record button, and a "one key note" button. The electronic guts are what you would expect to find - a "black blob" IC common to most inexpensive electronics, and a separate amplification chip. To change the pitch I removed the timing resistor & and replaced it with a 500k potentiometer. I also added two photoresistors so that the pitch can also be altered by light/shadow. I also poked around the amp chip and found some nice distortion and feedback bends. Finally, I added a 1/4" output jack.

Overall interior view w/ modifications

View of pitch control w/ 500k pot & 2 photoresistors. Photoresistors are hot-glued inside a wood block which is hot-glued to the front interior case.

Exterior view of pitch controls. Photoresistors are above the knob.

Overall exterior view w/ modifications. The distortion/feedback bends are manipulated by the two knobs at the right.

I'm happy with how this project turned out. The photoresistors add an additional level of interaction and playability, and the distortion/feedback bends add some teeth to the audio. For example, there's a cheesy "Mandolin" setting that repeats the same note as long as the key(s) is held down, but slowed down & distorted has an ominous, driving Krautrock vibe.

Here's a short video clip:

and... here's the same clip but with the video scrambled using Audacity, slowed down 90%, and edited in length to fit original audio:

Found Friday 70

2011-03-24T09:50:00.005-04:00

Post-it note found inside a copy of Joyce Carol Oats' On Boxing (thanks Maggie!)

Databending - Creating and Listening to RTF Files

2011-03-13T20:58:00.005-04:00

Last week Boing Boing had an interesting post about using EXE files to create found audio clips. The basic idea is to use an audio editing program such as Audacity to open and listen to raw data files as audio files. The process is called databending and has been around a good many years (I know, I'm always late to the party). Anyway, I played around with this a bit, randomly selecting program files from our computer at home to see what kind of audio they would generate. Uncompressed files seem to work the best since there's more data to "read", although shorter files can be copied & strung together to create repeating noise patterns. Compressed files (such as .jpgs) seem to yield mostly static.

I thought about this over the weekend and wondered if you could have some measure of control, based on the makeup of the original data file. I played around with this a bit more using MS Works word processor to create & export various file types (DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, HTML) and open them as audio files. I found that RTF (Rich Text Format) files work great because they contain a lot of data, especially if you use the paint function to draw something into your file (files that only contain text are still pretty small). Also, adding clip art can make for some interesting audio. The only problem with the audio from RTF files is a constant high frequency squeal, which can be reduced/eliminated using Audacity's noise removal feature.

So.... here's an example:

A four-page document containing clip art pictures of accordions and keyboards, saved and exported as an RTF file.

The resulting audio file with removal of high frequency squeal, otherwise unaltered and exported as an mp3 file:

Oddly, the same clip art document minus the two brown keyboards pictures yielded the same audio pattern, but at a higher pitch.

Found Friday 69

2011-02-25T11:50:00.002-05:00

Spain or Portugal, 1974

In the Crystal Palace

2011-02-22T12:33:00.009-05:00

The Shameless Commerce division of Moxie Industries is pleased to announce that in our quest for world domination, Kym and I have established the Etsy shop In the Crystal Palace:

In The Crystal Palace is the creative partnership of Robin Miller and Kym Hepworth, husband and wife artists from Savannah, GA, creating mixed media assemblages inspired by found materials from a bygone era.

Here's a sample of a few of the pieces currently available:

Kym Hepworth Mary Had A Little Lamb. 2011.
mixed media assemblage. 10-1/4 x 11-1/2 x 3 in.

detail
Kym Hepworth. Vamp (Louise Brooks)
mixed media assemblage. 15-7/8 x 12 x 3-1/2 in.

Robin Miller. Adoration of the Aerialist. 2010.
mixed media assemblage (wood, collage, plaster, gesso, and acrylic)
4-3/4 x 6-1/2 x 2-3/4 in.

Robin Miller. Total Solar Eclipse of 1851. 2011.
mixed media assemblage (wood, collage, shellac, gesso, and acrylic)
6-1/8 x 4 x 2-1/4 in.

back view

Found Friday 68

2011-02-18T08:38:00.005-05:00

Vermont, c.1950's

Found Friday 67

2011-02-11T11:06:00.006-05:00

Mexico, February 1969

Found Friday 66

2011-02-03T20:45:00.006-05:00

Found Friday 65 - Just a note...

2011-01-25T12:50:00.005-05:00

note found in a library book

Found Friday 64

2011-01-21T10:35:00.004-05:00

Oklahoma

Found Friday 63

2011-01-14T13:54:00.005-05:00

Martha, Amsterdam, 1974

Fun with Hex Schmitt Triggers

2010-12-29T18:12:00.000-05:00

Recently I've been playing around with some of the oscillator projects outlined in Nicolas Collins' excellent "Handmade Electronic Music", a must-read for anyone interested in home-grown audio. This finished project is constructed around a single Hex Schmitt Trigger integrated circuit that is wired to oscillate at three different rates, resulting in a nice droning cacophony. Two of the oscillators are controlled by photoresistors, and the third is regulated by a 50k potentiometer. A second 10k potentiometer is wired to the positive line from the battery (creating a variable power starve), and also to the output line of one of the photoresistors - dunno why, but it seems to add that extra little something something.

Here's what the final breadboarded circuit looks like:

Sounds good - now it's just a matter of transferring it from the breadboard to a regular circuit board, and finding a box to house it.

Interior of completed Drone Box. The battery is held in place with velcro.

The two small holes at the center are for the photoresistors, which are held in place by plastic soda straws.

Then I put together a second Hex Schmitt Trigger oscillator, the output of which is connected to a single LED. The LED blinks at a variable rate controlled by two potentiometers.

Next I inserted an LED into one of the photoresistor holes in the Drone Box. The LED was then attached to the second oscillator output with clip leads and held in place with electrical tape.

So, what does it sound like? The first video below shows the Drone Box with the pitch of the photoresistors manipulated by a flashlight. The second video shows the box with the oscillation regulated by the blinking LED.

Found Friday 62

2010-12-24T11:44:00.002-05:00

"Dogs say we did it. I guess they did."
(32 fox, Michigan, 1948.)

Found Friday 61

2010-12-03T13:24:00.004-05:00

Vermont, c.1960.

Found Friday 60

2010-11-26T16:45:00.004-05:00

My finest day is yet unknown
(found on the street, Savannah, GA. 1996)

Found Friday 59

2010-11-18T09:57:00.009-05:00

Found Friday 58 - A Chapter on Symmetry

2010-11-10T21:28:00.005-05:00

Glamis Castle, Scotland. 1973

Scotland. 1966

Found Friday 57

2010-11-04T16:04:00.005-04:00

Lake Manyara Hotel, Tanzania, 1969

Scotland, 1961

Found Friday 56 - Happy Halloween

2010-10-28T16:29:00.004-04:00

colonial fireplace, c.1950's

Found Friday 55

2010-10-20T12:37:00.008-04:00

Longleat Safari Park, 1970

Found Friday 54 - New York, August 1973

2010-10-15T14:32:00.004-04:00

Found Friday 53

2010-10-07T20:16:00.006-04:00

photograph, early 1900's

Found Friday 52

2010-09-30T20:00:00.001-04:00

Headline and illustration from the Saturday Telegram, Manchester, NH, August 20, 1892

Found Friday 51

2010-09-23T19:33:00.005-04:00

A Barrel of Fun at Put-in-Bay, Ohio. 1923. postcard.

Some historic photos of Put-in-Bay, c.1900.
The Beer Barrel Saloon, home to the world's longest bar (and some truly terrible-looking cover bands), Put-in-Bay, Ohio.

Found Friday 50

2010-09-17T09:36:00.005-04:00

Fatima Procession, Portugal c.1973

Found Friday 49

2010-09-10T11:19:00.004-04:00

cyanotype postcard c.1920's

Found Friday 48

2010-09-02T20:00:00.005-04:00

Fire, Hamburger Stand, Springdale, Utah c.1940's

On this day in 1666 the Royal Exchange burns down in the Great Fire of London

Found Friday 47

2010-08-27T11:17:00.005-04:00

"Rich / Highly Educated / Poor"
detail, scrapbook page

Found Friday 46 - Say Cheese

2010-08-19T16:43:00.004-04:00

A la fromagerie, Roquefort-sur-Soulzon
(Societe Anonyme des Caves et des Producteurs Reunis de Roquefort)

More French cheese:

Circuit Bent Sing-A-Long Barbie Karaoke Tape Recorder

2010-08-14T22:28:00.012-04:00

My plans for a productive 3-day weekend devoted solely to art-making were dashed by some charitable person who donated a Barbie Karaoke tape recorder to the local Goodwill. Not too long ago I read about circuit bending one of these on Peter Edwards fantastic Casper Electronics site, and I've been on the lookout for one ever since. After buying a stack of fresh batteries and looking over the bending schematics I started poking around the main circuit board and identified a bunch of bend points, mostly around the echo circuit. The Barbie Karaoke has a cheap "echo" feature that when bent creates strange and wonderful noise which are generated once you turn the tape player on. After finding about 20 different bend points I decided to build a separate panel on which to mount the the various components, similar to what I did with the Caisotone. The Karaoke machine would be attached to the top of the panel with the wiring running through holes drilled in the bottom, then soldered to the various components inside the panel. Each wire attached to a bend point on the circuit board was soldered to one of twenty banana jacks, which can then be connected by lead wires to a series of potentiometers. I also added a pitch adjustment (located towards the back of the panel, on the left) and both an input and output jack - another cool thing about the Barbie Karaoke is it has two input lines (one for an audio source like a CD player, and the other for a microphone) so you can plug other stuff into it, such as other Barbie Karaokes.

Some photos:

Partially wired panel with banana jacks, switches, and potentiometers.
Each pot can be turn on & off with it's own switch.

View of circuit board back in place with bend points all soldered up & wires fed through holes drilled in the bottom of the karaoke. The bundled wires at the top of the photo are all soldered to points on the echo chip.

View of bottom of completed panel.
The Barbie Karaoke is attached to the top of the panel with a single screw.

Finished!

Finished view with lead wires plugged into various bend points.

I'm really pleased with how this piece turned out. There are a few other mods you can do, such as adding a variable speed controller for the tape player that involves replacing some circuitry - maybe next time. For now I'm happy to experiment with this as-is:

Circuit Bent Elmo's World Talking Cell Phone

2010-08-09T19:24:00.008-04:00

So my latest weekend project was circuit bending a Fisher-Price Elmo's World Talking Cell Phone that I picked up for 49 cents at our local Goodwill last Friday. After taking it apart and locating the up/down pitch bends I decided to re-house the components in a new box - there just wasn't room for the various switches & potentiometers in the original toy cell phone body. I found an old translucent plastic VHS tape box that was just the right size to hold all the guts, and got out the Dremel and soldering iron and went to work. I added two 1M pots for the pitch bends, and added 2 toggle switches - one for the distortion bend, and another to trigger the audio clips that would've played when you opened the original toy phone. I mounted the keypad directly to the inside front of the box and drilled 1/4" holes for each touch point on the keypad. I also added a 1/4" audio output jack so I can play it through an exterior amp, f/x pedals, etc.

Overall, I'm really pleased with how this one turned out. Although it's pretty basic, the distortion bend makes it into something obnoxiously special (see video clip at bottom).

front view w/ pitch bends identified

back view

finished box, front view

finished box, back view

finished box, open view

Found Friday 45

2010-08-06T12:34:00.004-04:00

Hawaii, c.1945

Test Pattern (return to square one)

2010-08-02T19:51:00.014-04:00

So after nearly a year of electronic detritus, white noise, and cigar box guitar-building I've circled back to the Test Pattern paintings. My goal is to work on these exclusively over the next couple of months. Anyway, here's the first new one. I did the 4 x 4" study for this one last August and looking at it again last week I felt it still held up. The dimensions for the different elements were transcribed to an 8 x 8 x 1-3/8" panel, then the newly-painted/collaged elements were attached (more about the process here.) Comparing the study to the finished piece you'll notice that I goofed up the dimensions in the upper right corner. It's okay - after a bit of angst & recalculation I think I'm happy with how it turned out.

Test Pattern - Desert Fox (study). 2009.
collage, gesso, gouache, enamel, and pastel on paper. 4 x 4"

photo of study with transcribed panel

Test Pattern - Desert Fox. 2010.
acrylic, collage, pastel, gesso, and gouache on panel.
8 x 8 x 1-3/8"

Found Friday 44

2010-07-29T20:52:00.004-04:00

Salesman's sample card for Georgia Marble Finishing Works. c.1880's.
albumen print on cardstock

Found Friday 43 - Renate Muller

2010-07-22T19:51:00.007-04:00

German cigarette cards, c.1930's

From Wikipedia:

Renate Müller (26 April 1906 – 1 October 1937) was a German singer and actress in both silent films and sound films, as well as on stage. One of the most successful actresses in German films from the early 1930s, she was courted by the Nazi Party to appear in films that promoted their ideals, but refused. Her sudden death at the age of 31 was initially attributed to epilepsy, but after the end of World War II witnesses suggested that she had been murdered by Gestapo officers, although another theory contends that she committed suicide. The true circumstances of her death remain unknown.

Found Friday 42

2010-07-14T19:59:00.008-04:00

"It is very hot here so that the tar melts off the rigging some times."

This is an old stampless letter that I picked up about 20 years ago at the Lambertville, New Jersey flea market. The dealer had a box of old covers and I went through and picked out several that I thought had interesting postmarks. I didn't get around to reading the contents of this letter until just a couple of years ago:

Bermuda July 4, 1852
Do not be uneasy Dear Mother. I take my pen in hand to inform you that I am well and hope these few lines will find you the same. I think I shall not be to home until October and if I do not make any thing I shall not come home before spring. I shall ship to go a merchant voyage and if I do I will write to you and let you know where I am going. We have got but 35 bbl (barrels) of sperm oil and 4 bbl (barrels) black fish oil. The Chanticleer is a good vessel. There is plenty of bed bugs aboard. We have a good Capt. but the mate is a rascal. We was 20 days to sea before we made land after after we left home. The first land we made was Port Rico and we cruise off there a week and then we hove away for Sand Bay St. Domingo. We stayed there but half a day because there was not any whale seen there this year. We then went into three ports and got a […] and then left away for the Charlestown grounds. We expect to go to the Western grounds before we come home. We lost 2 large whale. One of them upset our boat – all hands saved. I belong to the starboard boat. This is too lazy a life for me. Some times we have hard work. Do not be uneasy about me. I am to be married when I get back to Boston. I did not tell you any thing about it before. If I had waited till the first of April I could have had work in the same place for Mr. Haley in Boston. I shall come to see you when I come home. Give my best respects to all the folks and when you write to me let me know how all the folks are. I should like to see you all very much. It has been a long time since I have seen William and his wife. I did not see any body but George when I went away. None of the rest knew it. I have been away from home about 3 months and a half. You must excuse my bad writing for the vessel is rolling very badly. You will hardly know me when I get back. It is very hot here so that the tar melts off the rigging some times.
From your affectionate son,
Francis Augustus Hutchins

Forget my friends, o name it not.
I love them with regret, forget I may.
But there is one I never can forget.
Ask not her name, I only breathe a simple sound in prayer.
But could you look within this breast, you find it written there.
July 7^th
If I should tell you what we live on you would think it hard. We have nothing for food but stinking beef and yams and I grow fat on that. I have sent one letter to you. We all letter post letters aboard. I do not know wether you will get them or not. The vessel was bound for Charlestown S. Carolina. The Captain put one man in irons because he sassed the boats […]men.
July 8^th
We are going in to Bermuda to get some medicine for one of the crew that has got the fever and ague. This is my last letter I shall send because I have no more paper. This is my last sheet. Do not forget to send a letter to me about the first of September. Direct it to me in Provincetown on board the schooner Chanticleer. I do not expect to get home before October. I cannot write any more. Good by.
From your son,
Francis Augustus Hutchins
Tell Sarah I should like to see her very much.

Found Friday 41

2010-07-09T16:53:00.006-04:00

Hairrdo [sic], 1973

Found Friday 40

2010-07-01T19:22:00.009-04:00

The Human Liberty Bell. 1943.

Found Friday 39

2010-06-18T09:18:00.004-04:00

Beauty Pageant, Vermont. c.1950's

Found Friday 38

2010-06-11T10:43:00.004-04:00

Fountain, Vatican City

Circuit Bent Casiotone CT-460

2010-06-06T16:33:00.019-04:00

So my latest circuit bending foray is a ca.1987 Casiotone CT-460 keyboard that I picked up at the local Goodwill for 15 dollars. A quick Google search led me to a pdf of the user's manual, and a couple of circuit bending sites and youtube videos. After verifying that the thing still worked (via slightly balky 9v adapter plug; I rewired the battery connection to accommodate a 9v battery & added a kill switch) I pulled the back panel to take a look at the circuit boards. I poked around a bit & found tons of bend points associated with the chip just to the right of the main cpu (blue box in picture below).

I found that most folks who bend Casiotones put together a box of banana jacks (one jack for each bend point) that can be connected by a lead wire with two banana plugs that are also connected to a potentiometer. Next step, though, is to identify all of the bend points and solder wire leads to each - I found 42 points, plus an upper-pitch point (the two red wires in the second photo below).

Wires are then threaded to box attached to side of Casiotone and soldered to the banana jacks. Solder solder solder:

Finished box with everything soldered in place, and two sets of lead wires. Bend points are linked to the grid of 42 plugs at the top, and the two connecting plugs to the 100k pot are at the bottom.

Here's a clip of the finished keyboard demonstrating the rhythm function using the "16 Beat 1" setting - I also made a temporary 100k pot connector out of an old tuna fish can so I could play around with a second set of lead wires:

Next up is a Yamaha PSS-270 keyboard. Stay tuned...

Found Friday 37

2010-06-03T16:36:00.004-04:00

Mexico

Found Friday 36

2010-05-28T08:56:00.003-04:00

Barcelona. c.1965

Found Friday 35

2010-05-21T10:42:00.004-04:00

Venice.

Found Friday 34

2010-05-07T10:19:00.004-04:00

"They Call Me Satan"

A (Not So) New Drawing

2010-04-25T17:46:00.003-04:00

I've finally gotten around to posting the googlewhack drawing I finished a couple of weeks ago - for details about this series of drawings, please see my earlier post. Anyway, this one is titled vishnu hayrides. The outer edges are a bit wobbly in the photo - I photographed it where it has been tacked up to the wall in my workroom for several weeks and the recent humidity (it's been a wet weekend in Sav) has warped the vellum a bit. It should be fine once it get it in the flat drawers with the AC on.

Overall I think I'm happy with it. It started out as vertical with four rows of broken text but it just wasn't working & I couldn't get the right balance of letters/open space (ie. figure/ground). I cut it up & went for a horizontal orientation instead and I think it works better. We'll see - I'll put it away and not look at it for awhile, then hopefully see it with fresh eyes.

vishnu hayrides. 2010.
crayon and enamel on vellum. 17 x 29 in.

Cigar Box Megaphone Amp

2010-04-25T14:43:00.014-04:00

So my latest diy project was to build another megaphone guitar amp, this time using a 10 watt megaphone that I picked up at Harbor Freight (they were on sale for $5.99 so I picked up two, one of which I trashed in a fit of impromptu circuit-bending... but that's another story). I decided to use an old square cigar box for the housing. Here's some pics of work in progress:

out of the box

Disassembled megaphone with cigar box.
Rather than using four "C" batteries for juice I attached a 9v power supply.

tricked out box interior with center panel for holding the speaker

Front of box with pilot hole drilled for cutting circular opening for speaker.
I had to first replace the front panel (which was cracked) with a piece salvaged from another old cigar box.

Inside of box with attached speaker (which I spray painted black), battery, and 1/4" input jack. The back of the speaker is bolted to the center panel, with a piece of wire screening (also spray painted black) glued to the inside front panel. My original plan was to somehow mount the circuit boards with the on/off button and volume control so that they poked out either the top of the box, or the back - easier said than done...

finished box - front

finished box - back
I stuffed the circuit boards back into their original housing & cut a hole in the back of the box, then slathered with airplane glue to hold in place - not pretty, but it works (nice buzz from the glue, though).

input line on the right, output line on the left.
running a line out to another amp/speaker creates tons of fuzz and distortion

interior of finished box - battery is held in place with velcro so it doesn't rattle around.
side panel is secured in place with two screws.

Thank You, Alex

2010-03-23T20:50:00.004-04:00

Big Star City (for a.c.)

Revelation 217

2010-03-18T15:05:00.003-04:00

3/9/2010

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3/8/2010

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3/7/2010

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3/6/2010

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3/4/2010

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Found Friday 33

2010-03-04T20:24:00.008-05:00

found c.1950's photograph

Revelation 211

2010-03-03T16:58:00.002-05:00

3/3/2010

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3/1/2010

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2/28/2010

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2/26/2010

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2/25/2010

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2/22/2010

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2/21/2010

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revelation (strata)

Revelation 199

2010-03-02T13:55:00.002-05:00

2/19/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 198

2010-03-01T17:23:00.002-05:00

2/18/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 197

2010-03-01T17:23:00.001-05:00

2/17/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 196

2010-02-28T13:20:00.000-05:00

2/16/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 195

2010-02-28T13:19:00.000-05:00

2/15/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 194

2010-02-27T17:22:00.003-05:00

2/14/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 193

2010-02-27T17:21:00.006-05:00

2/13/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 192

2010-02-27T17:21:00.005-05:00

2/12/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 191

2010-02-27T17:19:00.007-05:00

2/11/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 190

2010-02-27T17:19:00.006-05:00

2/10/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 189

2010-02-27T17:18:00.003-05:00

2/9/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 188

2010-02-27T17:17:00.005-05:00

2/8/2010

revelation (strata)

Revelation 187

2010-02-27T17:17:00.004-05:00

2/7/2010

revelation (strata)