#SD Holman

[that-butch-archivist]

Another incredible short documentary (13 minutes) about butches by S.D. Holman, an even more incredible Canadian photographer, artist, and butch (among other things.)

This is SD Holman's website, where you can peruse SD Holman's other art series and projects.

[ileaveclawmarks]

Cael

“BUTCH: Not like other girls”. SD Holman; 2013.

[butchingdyke]

i watched the "butch" documentary by sd holman a few months ago and now im reading the site and god i love being a butch

[opticandmasturbation]

SD Holman. BUTCH: NOT LIKE THE OTHER GIRLS

[iluvsmokers]

Kyle, Butch: Not Like Other Girls, SD Holman

[mas-cu-lin-i-ty]

g.i.d. gender identity disorder or girls in drag, sd holman

[the-sappho-of-lesbos]

Source: Butch; Not Like Other Girls - by SD Holman

[sapphicbookclub]

Hello! do you know about any books that talk about being butch?like, other than romance and all, explicitly talk about being butch?

I sure do! Though, if you want specifically non-romance books for this topic then those will mostly be memoirs and the like:

Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg (free to download here)

Tomboy Survival Guide by Ivan E. Coyote

Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel

Butch: Not Like the Other Girls by SD Holman (photography book)

Girl Mans Up by M-E Girard

[ileaveclawmarks]

Tasha / Link

“BUTCH: Not like other girls”. SD Holman; 2013.

[hummingzone]

Queer Arts Festival addresses and postpones controversial Piano Burning performance at East Vancouver cemetery

Queer Arts Festival addresses and postpones controversial Piano Burning performance at East Vancouver cemetery

A scheduled performance at an East Vancouver cemetery involving hearth has been postponed and has been going through on-line feedback, criticism, and questions. In response, the Queer Arts Festival (QAF), which started on July 24 and continues till August 13, launched an announcement immediately (August 6) from creative and govt director SD Holman a few deliberate revisioning of Annea Lockwood’s…

[opticandmasturbation]

SD Holman. Ascension

[demolition-tools]

Best Tools Used in Mining

One needs a wide variety of tools if you have the task of mining to be done. A mining process can be done above as well as below the ground. In other words, there are a variety of tools available for surface mining and underground mining.

A brief description of some of the mining tools which are used on-site is as given.

Sinker Drills - For Drilling of Quarries

Sinker drills are also known as rock drills. Hence, they stand as the main equipment to deal with rocks and stone crushing units. These drills are now often used for quarry and dimension quarry. They are used in shaft sinking and belong to the jackhammer type.

Drilling and working with the rocks is quite tactful since the substrate is very hard. A reliable sinker drill has the quality of utmost tensile strength along with lubrication and cooling to resist the stress produced by friction.

RMT provides a very compatible range of drills including Atlas Copco, Holman, and Chicago Pneumatic. These drills consume spare parts at a very less rate and work in a very user- friendly manner. They are used for heavy-duty work and can also be applicable at low air pressure. The weight spectrum of sinker drills lies in between 10kg (22 lb) to 27.5kg (59 lb). Wet and dry version drills are available in models RMT 658, CP 32A, RMT 303 SD.

Jackleg Drills - For Holes Drilling

The Jackleg drill is known to be a revolution maker in the drilling and mining industry since the 1940’s. It is still considered as one of the best machineries for rock drilling. These rock drills have their attachment to the telescopic legs, making them lightweight enough to be operated with a single operator. It can be operated in several directions requiring angles. They are very spectacular to drill with and require minimum spare parts consumption. The pusherleg drill has the special feature to blow away the disintegrated small dust particles and pebbles of rocks while drilling into the hole. This limits the damage done onto the drill itself. Even though it is lightweight and simple to operate, it is sturdy and strong to deal with the drilling challenges. The utilization of air is also low. These drills provide cost-effectiveness with high efficiency of work.

Simba Junior - For Conventional Drilling

Simba junior drills are specifically designed keeping the unpredictable geography of underground in mind. They can be rotated at 360° angle for the perfect allowance as per the requirement. Hence, it is known as “ring drilling”. It is the best drill utilised for tunnelling, drifting, Cable bolting holes, and long-hole drilling. In many expressions, it is also called as “long hole drilling”.

It is very easy to dismantle this drill and also portable to a different location as per the requirement.

RMT provides Simba junior in three different versions i.e. Standard, Mini and Lateral.

For parallel drilling, lateral movement version drill is used. It functions with the help of “manual feed screw” which is 54 mm long and it travels the feed beam in the upward direction up to 500 mm from the centre.

On the contrary, Mini version is used for small mines and has 2.4 meter radius.

DTH Hammer - For Mining & Quarry

A DTH (down the hole drill) hammer is a mini version of a jackhammer attached to the bottom of the drill string. This hammer works by constantly drilling the rocks with extensive force and speed while blowing the air to clear the dust and rock particles out. Hard rock can be efficiently and quickly drilled by a DTH hammer. These hammers are perfectly capable to drill even under low air pressure.

RMT ensures the best quality approved manufacturing of DTH hammers which are made from the combination of premium quality steel and carbide. Because of our updated technology, DTH hammers are efficient as they cause high penetration on low fuel utilisation. Whether it is water drilling, mining or construction industry, these hammers apply to its best usage. Different face styles of DTH bits are available in concave, convex and flat styles, and it ranges from 3” to 18” diameter. The DTH hammers commonly range from 2.5 to 12 inches of size.

Jackleg - Tools for Rock Drilling

Also known as pusherlegs, these tools are of high value while drilling the rock. Its main characteristic is to be lightweight but strong in functionality. Earlier, aluminium was used to make these jacklegs but it used to get deteriorated due to tough working requirements while drilling the rocks in underground mines. Hence, to keep up with the new age demand of stability, we use a special alloy to manufacture jacklegs, which is used to make spacecraft materials and body. This ensures the tensile strength and lightweight of the jackleg.

Loaders - For Rock & Dust Collection

Loaders are one of the most essential machines in mining. They are used for collecting the drilled rocks and dust which should be cleared out of the way. Hence, they are always needed round the clock. Loaders set the pace for the rest of the mining tools to work ahead. While being efficient towards the loading and removing of the materials, it is important for them to be versatile with strength, force, ground stability and body structure.

RMT offers first-class loaders to be the pacemaker of a mining project. We ensure that these loaders pick up a large amount of materials in minimum loading time.

[stringserver25-blog]

Butch: Not like the other girls

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art, butch: not like the other girls, gender binary, photo exhibition, sd holman

BUTCH: Not like the other girls explores the liminal (in between) space occupied by female masculinity in contemporary communities. Artist SD Holman delineates Butch not as oppositional to Femme and Trans identities, but as an inclusive site of resistance to limitations on the way women, gender, and sexuality are still defined. The images honour the mercurial beauty, power and diversity of women who transgress the gender binary (boys r masculine/ girls r feminine) – celebrating the transversal dialectic (celebrating debates that cut across categories literally queer) of female masculinity, unapologetic and undiluted.

BUTCH: Not like the other girls debuted 2013 in Vancouver, as public art in bus shelters and at the Vancouver East Cultural Centre, where the show’s opening spilled out into the street for half a block, the largest in their 35-year history. The media around Butch: Not like the other girls went viral, with shares and posts from as far away as Germany and Denmark, and impassioned calls for the project to tour to other cities. A Kickstarter campaign started (and succeeded!) to tour the exhibition and to create a catalogue to go with it.

I can just hope the exhibition will come to Europe one day 🙂 In the meantime, I will have to settle for the catalogue. A beautiful tribute to all butches by a great butch: SD Holman:

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Source: https://thewrongbathroom.wordpress.com/2014/07/29/butch-not-like-the-other-girls/

[the-sappho-of-lesbos]

Source: Butch; Not Like Other Girls - by SD Holman

[maceccles-blog]

Professional Practice - Working With Jamie Holman - Blackburn To The Fore

As part of my Professional Practice i was given an opportunity to help film for tutor and course leader Jamie Holman. Jamie had given me the chance to film a rehearsal of a The Blackburn Peoples Choir, who he works with on his commision for The Festival of Making Blackburn 2017. During his commission for the Art in Manufacturing, his residency at Roach Bridge Tissues he unearthed William Billington’s 19th century poem Blackburn to the Fore, which celebrates Blackburn’s industrial past.

I met Jamie outside the college with a camera and tripod. We then went to Wesley Hall Blackburn we the rehersals take place. I then set up camera and positioned my shot of the Choir warming up. After there warm up Jamie then instructed me to get ore shots of the choir from around the Hall. I got shots from all angles getting close ups of the choir and establishing shots fitting them all in. The choir had a break to which i then began to film certain objects around the hall for cutaways when it came to editing. I got shots of the stained glass windows, Organs, Religious Relics and Podiums.

Once the choir had come back into the rehersal it was my chance to now capture them singing there main song Blackburn to the Fore with a perfect shot and good level of audio. with less than 10 mins of space left on the SD card i recorded the Performance of Blackburn to the Fore and then a short speech given by Jamie Holman to choir praising the rehearsal. 

After filming everthing Jamie gave me the opportunity to edit and create a short film of the rehearsal to which i did. Before making the final piece a Teaser was made. I then began to edit a short film of 17 minutes capturing the rehearsal. After showing Jamie the edit after making a few adjustments the Video was ready to go Public as he agreed it was a good complete edit.

[dioceseofwesternanglicans]

Prayer Cycle for Early Pentecost

Wondering how to pray for the Diocese? This cycle of prayer is one approach.

Begin praying for the names in the group number corresponding with the first letter of your last name. Pray daily for the churches and clergy in that group for one week, then move on to the next group until you have prayed for all Four groups. Then begin again with the first group with which you began.

A – G begin with Group 1; H - M begin with Group 2;  N – S begin with Group 3; T – Z begin with Group 4

Please pray daily for the Diocesan Staff, The Diocesan Officers, The Executive Committee members, the Deans and the Canons.

You may download a printable form in .pdf if you wish.

ALL GROUPS DAILY

For the Diocesan Staff:  Bishop Keith Andrews, Jenna Vazquez, Michele Wright, Jessica Greenlee, Celeb Hummel, and Sue Ellen Warren

For the Diocesan Officers: Spencer Johnson, Cindy Drennan, Caren Spilsbury, Myron Steeves, Jeanette Shelly The Executive Committee: Roger Pelham, Cameron Lemons, Trish Stewart, Jeanette Shelley, Jim Dale, Justin Read-Smith, Antonio Herndon, Tim Laundrié, Jack Davenport, Jeff Bisgrove, and Ephraim Nkemere

For the Deans & Canons: Jerry Cimijotti, Chuck Collins, Russell Martin, Scott Pedersen, David Montzingo, Brian Schulz

GROUP ONE

All Saints’ Los Angeles, CA

The Ven Dr Godson Ofoegbu

All Saints', Long Beach, CA

The Very Rev Scott Pedersen, Dean LA

The Rev Michael DiMarcangelo

Branches of the Cross, Vista, CA

The Rev Tim Laundrié

Christ Church, Butte, MT

The Rev Brian Miller

The Rev Dcn Nan Joyce

Christ Church, Fallbrook, CA

The Rev Brian Capanna

The Rev Dcn Dee Renner

Christ Church, Phoenix, AZ

The Rev Chris Schutte

The Very Rev Chuck Collins, Dean AZ

The Rev David Stevens

The Rev George Miley

Christ’s Church, Yucaipa, CA

The Rev Canon Brian Schulz

The Rev James Linton

The Rev Dcn Rolin Bruno

Christ the King, San Diego, CA

The Very Rev Russell Martin, Dean SD

The Rev Larry Eddingfield

The Rev John King

The Rev Dcn Stephen Elder

Christ the King, Spokane, WA

The Very Rev Jerry Cimijotti, Dean RM

Christ the Redeemer, Yuma, AZ

The Rev Austin Mansfield

The Rev Lee Sissel

The Rev Dcn Linda Stokes

GROUP TWO

Christ Our Savior, Torrance, CA

Tom Winfrey, Sr Warden

The Rev Ken Greenlee

AC of the Epiphany, La Mirada, CA

The Rev Greg Peters

The Rev Steve Sterry

AC of the Holy Spirit, Prescott, AZ

Vacant

AC of the Resurrection, San Marcos, CA

The Rev Bill Gandenberger

The Rev Richard Bowman

The Rev Denny Eisele

The Rev Dcn Joy Edwards

The Billings Anglican Church, MT

The Rev Dcn Gretchen Knapp

Community of St. Columba, Missoula, MT

The Rev Justin Read-Smith

Disciples’ Anglican Church, Anaheim, CA

The Rev John Rim

Good Shepherd Anglican, Mesa, AZ

The Rev Earle Fox

Grace Anglican Church, Boise, ID

The Rev Jeffrey Smith

The Rev Dcn Ron Jutzy

Grace Anglican Church, Oceanside, CA

The Rev Bill Mugford

Grace Anglican Church, Sheridan, WY

The Rev Kevin Jones

Holy Spirit Anglican, San Diego, CA

The Rev Brian Hughes

The Rev Canon David Montzingo

The Rev Caleb Hummel

Holy Redeemer Anglican, Tucson, AZ

The Rev Jerry Bouck

Holy Trinity, Ocean Beach, CA

The Rev Larry Bausch

The Rev Dcn Sue Bentley

GROUP THREE

Little Church in the Valley, Reno, NV

The Rev Karry Crites

Living Faith, Mesa AZ

The Rev Leo Laney

Living Faith Church, Tempe, AZ

The Rev Joel Pinson

The Rev Ernest Victor

The Rev Dcn Mathew Allen

Miracle Center AC, Compton, CA

The Rev Antonio Herndon

St. David's, Burbank, CA

The Rev Jose Poch

The Rev Dcn DiAnne Charves

The Rev Steve Kennedy

St. James, Costa Mesa, CA

The Rev Cathie Young

The Rev Todd Meyer

St. John’s, Salt Lake City

Jesse Sandoval, Sr Warden

St. Luke's, Crescenta Valley, CA

The Rev Robert Holman

The Rev James Arcadi

The Rev Dcn Steve Krimmel

St. Michael’sin the City, La Verne, CA

The Rev Charles Myers

St. Paul’s City Church, Lake Elsinore, CA

The Rev Cameron Lemons

The Rev Chris Bodiford

St. Stephen's, Tustin, CA

The Rev Linda Crowder

United Christ Church of India, Phoenix, AZ

The Rev Suresh Gunti

GROUP FOUR

Other Presbyters Canonically Resident in DWA

The Rev Kathleen Adams (CA)

The Rev Jack Bunting (NM)

The Rev Grayson Carter (AZ)

The Rev Bob Fabey (AZ)

The Rev Robert Garafaolo (AZ)

The Rev Gabe Garcia (CA)

The Rev Julian Gibb (AZ)

The Rev Jim Gray, (CA)

The Rev Jim Howard (AZ)

The Rev Richard Menees(CA)

The Rev Nan Mueller (ID)

The Rev Warren Mueller (ID)

The Rev James Obermeyer (AZ)

The Rev Don White (CO)

Retired Presbyters

The Rev Don Kroeger (CA)

The Rev Joe Rees, (MO)

The Rev Tom Phifer (AZ)

The Rev Pam Schmaling (UT)

The Rev Tom Phillips (AZ)

Vocational Deacons

Deacon Mat Allen, Living Faith Anglican Church, Tempe (AZ)

Deacon Sue Bentley, Holy Trinity, Ocean Beach (CA)

Deacon Rolin Bruno, Christ’s Church, Yucaipa (CA)

Deacon DiAnne Charves, St. David’s, Burbank (CA)

Deacon Joy Edwards, AC of the Resurrection, San Marcos (CA)

Deacon Steve Elder, Christ the King, San Diego (CA)

Deacon Nan Joyce, Christ Church, Butte, (MT)

Deacon Ron Jutzy, Grace Anglican, Boise (ID)

Deacon Gretchen Knapp, Billings Anglican, Billings (MT)

Deacon Steve Krimmel, St. Luke’s, Crescenta Valley (CA)

Deacon Jim Lee, Hospital Chaplaincy Ministry (AZ)

Deacon Roz Marver, Sabbath Celebration, Carlsbad (CA)

Deacon Dee Renner, Christ Church, Fallbrook (CA)

Deacon Linda Stokes, Christ the Redeemer, Yuma (AZ)

Other Vocational Deacons Canonically Resident in DWA

Deacon Don Orr (AZ)

Deacon Barbara Robinson (AZ)

Deacon Tim Seibold (AZ)