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A Place Where Complication Can Live: A Conversation with Callista Buchen
by Lisa Grgas
Callista Buchen is the author of Look Look Look (Black Lawrence Press, 2019), and the chapbooks The Bloody Planet (Black Lawrence Press, 2015) and Double-Mouthed (dancing girl press, 2016). Her work appears in Harpur Palate, Puerto del Sol, Fourteen Hills, and many other journals, and she is the winner of DIAGRAM's essay contest and the C.D. Wright Conference's Nan Snow Emerging Writer Award. She teaches at Franklin College, where she directs the creative writing program and the visiting writers' reading series.
Lisa Grgas: Thank you so much, Callista, for speaking with me about your debut full-length collection, Look Look Look, out from Black Lawrence Press in October. To echo Maggie Smith, your book is a deep exploration of the body and self through pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood. It is, at turns, physical and metaphysical and communicates the relatedness of beauty and pain as experience in a transforming body. Can you speak to your inspirations and motivations for writing this book?
Callista Buchen: Thank you so much for having me, Lisa.
In the beginning, I didn't know that I was writing this book. Rather, I had written a lyric essay, "Belly Sea," while pregnant with my first child, in which I had tried to articulate what I had thought of as the strangeness of pregnancy. For me, pregnancy was full of disorientating contradictions: exhilarating and exhausting, empowering and erasing. I started writing to try to make sense of the thing happening to me, reaching for language that might help me organize the strangeness I couldn't shake, as well as the expectations that can be imposed upon and internalized by parents to-be.
When my daughter, who is now eight, was born, I was lost and overwhelmed, and this was true again when my son, now five years old, came along, though I knew it was coming by then. My shocked post-partum mind convinced me that I had two choices: I could stop writing altogether, or I could try to write about what I was experiencing, building upon and expanding beyond the work of "Belly Sea." In this process, I could record and analyze a sometimes-terrifying fluidity of self. That record functioned as a kind of personal anchor, as well as a springboard for further poetic imagining. I couldn't have articulated it then, but while it was easy to hold what I had gained (literally, with my children in my arms), I also needed to document what was lost when I became a parent, to point to the hole of my old life, in order to find what (if) it might become.
Early on, I was in a workshop with a colleague who thought that what I was writing was too much "women's writing," irrelevant for male readers. I wanted poems that would speak back to that critique, that would demand to be seen. Even before I had children, I've always believed that the domestic experience, including the experience of becoming a parent, is eminently worthy of poetic attention and imagination. The question of what it means to be human doesn't disappear at the threshold of a domestic space. Rather, it was zooming in on my parenthood and the gendered experiences of my parenthood that facilitated an exploration the body and trauma and transformation.
LG: These poems read so honestly, I found myself assuming the collection is purely autobiographical. What is the relationship between the poetic voice and your personal voice?
CB: Oh, I hope they read honestly—that is the goal, I think, for any piece of writing. And certainly, my specific experiences as a mother have informed and inflected everything in this book.
Yet, the extent to which the collection is autobiographical feels separate from the extent to which the poems are honest, as well as how the poems work to convey a sense of that truth. The poems rely on different approaches to voice, using a mixture of first, second, and third person, as well as on including pieces that draw on different prose poem traditions, like deploying the tools of realism or surrealism. This speaker is not always ready or able to express what she experiences or to describe what she feels, even to herself. But by exploring different angles, by letting the poems circle what is, for her, unsayable, the book tries to get closer. Variety in voice, narrative distance, and poetic traditions allows Look Look Look to say as a collection what a singular, consistent "I" voice might not be able to express.
LG: I'm interested in the poetic voice—which is often angry, depressed and isolated/isolating—and how it butts up against common stereotypes about motherhood. I'm not a mother myself and often find myself on the receiving end of unhelpful (and un-asked for) advice about the positive, transformative experience of becoming a mother. There's an idea that pregnancy and childbirth arouses feelings of devotion and awe that is supposed to surpass real experiences like exhaustion, detachment, or boredom. I see some of the latter reflected in many of your poems, like "Piece of Rough." Can you tell me about this poem (or others) and whether you see it contributing to a more inclusive dialogue about motherhood?
CB: Ugh. I'm sorry that you've had that "advice." We are so weird about notions of pregnancy and motherhood, and so eager to universalize experiences. Plus, this insistence on an awe-inspired narrative is dangerous, preventing people from getting the help they need or from having their concerns, health, and bodies taken seriously. Look Look Look is the truth of what I experienced as a new parent, as close as I could get it at the time when it was written. However, my perspective is incredibly limited (as a cisgender heterosexual white woman, any trauma I experienced doesn't make me any less privileged), and such issues are intensified for parents who face multiple sources of oppression (the maternal death rate for Black women, for example, requires immediate action).
I want people to have their magic if that is how it is for them (and I'm so glad they've had a positive experience)—but, for me, transitions and transformations have rarely come without pain, and not having a ready vocabulary for that pain made my transition to parenthood even more challenging.
In terms of what the poems are doing, "Piece of Rough" records how I desperately didn't want my daughter to be born once labor started. Sometime after the contractions started, it occurred to me that I had no idea who I would be once she lived outside my body or how I would protect her. Twenty hours into a difficult labor, I lied and said I didn't feel pressure when I did. I'd say, No, no, not ready to push. Of course, all of this was irrational, but maybe it wasn't. It doesn't really matter. "Piece of Rough" is about that feeling, about going from being two people in one body to being one person in one body with the other person missing, about the vulnerability parents feel with a child out in the world—and how that vulnerability doesn't have a name. I believed that to name the dread creeping over me to anyone would mean my potential competence as a parent would be called into question. Likewise, poems like "To Hide" show the speaker's further reckoning with her role as a mother, what it means to perform as the mother ("I put on the body," the speaker says).
LG: Several poems undertake a large challenge of communicating the experience of miscarriage. I'm drawn to these poems in particular, in part because I had snooped through my mother's journals as a teenager and was startled to find several poems written to or about her own miscarriages. Themes I recall from my mother's journal surface in your work. For example, the repetition of "I'm sorry" in the poem "After" and the horrible physical realities in "Remnants." How did you find your way toward these poems and toward releasing them to public audience?
CB: I've never been cautious about talking about a pregnancy (I never waited the 12 weeks you are "supposed" to wait before telling people, for example), so writing about my miscarriage for a public audience never felt like a violation of the social code.
In general, I'm frustrated about the expectations surrounding miscarriage, about how one should feel this way or that way, just the right amount of sad but not too sad, or just a little relieved but not too relieved. We are always being asked to grieve quietly, if at all. Or we are treated as though our experiences didn't happen as long as nobody mentions them, because to mention them is to make other people uncomfortable; and we are taught to avoid, at often great personal cost, eliciting the discomfort of others. Who does it serve to ignore a desired pregnancy that happened but then is no more? If it serves that particular parent, I'm all for it. Otherwise, let's grieve in community. Wanting parents to be "private" about whatever their complicated feelings might be only fosters shame and embarrassment about something that should be neither.
There are birth story poems in Look Look Look, about my daughter's and my son's births, so it felt natural that I'd also write about my miscarriage, too, (which, for me, felt like a birth, both physically and emotionally). In poems like "Loss," which details the birth experience, I wanted to push against the notion that miscarriage is no big deal, even routine. Lots of times, language about how common miscarriage is gets bandied about, and while maybe that is meant to reassure parents that they haven't done anything wrong or aren't alone, I just felt like I was being told that what was happening to me was so every-day I shouldn't have feelings about it. But, people welcome children into their families all the time, too, and just because it happens often, it isn't any less meaningful or transformative. Miscarriage can have a similar impact. "Remnants" was a later reflection, and I was thinking about how, when you have a loss, you lose not only the thing or the person, but also the future you've imagined (after all, imagining is itself an act of creation). I would have a totally different life had my second pregnancy led to a birth—and this is complicated (my son likely wouldn't exist, for example, though I'm so glad he does). Poems feel like a place where complication like this can live, fully, without having to sort itself out.
LG: Much of the collection is comprised of prose poems or prose fragments. How did you choose the form? What is the significance of the lineated "Flashes" pieces, which recur in each section of the book?
CB: Oh, I really love the prose poem. I've been thinking about the prose poem for a long time, first as a grad student a million years ago studying with F. Daniel Rzicznek, the co-editor of Rose Metal Press's Field Guide to Prose Poetry, and since then, I've continued on in my study of the form.
What makes me excited about the prose poem is its essential slipperiness, how it slides between and around genric conventions, how it is its own unique space of possibility, even if that possibility is hard to hold (as anything slippery is). Such a form is well-matched with the content in Look Look Look. The early days of parenthood are a slippery time—I didn't often know what day or night it might have been, much less the hour, or if I'd eaten or the last time I'd showered. I kept unreadable lists and forgot names. My senses of self, reality, and relativity were all in flux, and the prose poem feels like the right form in which to capture and explore that time. It can do things other forms cannot.
The "Flashes" poems, on the other hand, which are pieces made of single-line stanzas, serve to link the present with moments of the past. I wanted to think about memory, like the body and the self, becoming more fluid and fragmented during this slippery time. I'm asking, in those poems, what it means to parent while also confronting one's own childhood. In the The Grand Permission: New Writings on Poetics and Motherhood, Patricia Dienstfrey says something similar, writing about how, as a mother, she experienced "a sense of overlapping times," the kind of blurring that meant it seemed as though she was both playing with her children and playing in her own childhood. The "Flashes" poems serve to explicate that blurring.
LG: The speaker's tone begins to shift later in the book—I'm thinking metaphysically in "Luna," where you write, "There isn't a dam you can build that I can't break. Charisma, chiasma, power. See what I will do." There's a physical transformation, too, in the subsequent poem, "Release." In this poem, the speaker gives birth kneeling on the hospital bed. I love how the doctor is pulled from the hallway shouting "Do you intend to give birth in this position?!" I read these poems as the speaker reclaiming part of the self and part of the body. What are you hoping to achieve in these pieces?
CB: Ha! Me, too—I love that moment. I really did give birth on my knees on the hospital bed as a random doctor, grabbed from the hallway, dashed in (my poor nurses had not seen many women laboring unmedicated, and therefore had no idea I was about to give birth). What makes a moment like this one important for the book, I think, and drives that shift you mention, is how the speaker finally seems to relate to her body in a different way—she does indeed intend to give birth in that position!—and this has a healing effect. "Release" is the story of the son's birth, a moment where the speaker's body makes sense to her and she is not afraid of it, where this time she can look at the baby, at the placenta, at everything her body made and did, a direct contrast to the detachment and despair after the daughter's birth documented in poems like "After" and "Piece of Rough." Though motherhood remains fraught—things are still hard—she finds ways to claim a sense of self or reconcile with what has changed. Even when the people around her don't understand what she's doing (her birth position or the way the nurses are asking her to sign forms as she's laboring), she's connected to herself and her body in more profound ways, and, perhaps most importantly, she knows it.
LG: "Sadness" is slightly unusual in that it focuses on the father's feelings of sadness; as I read the poem, I wondered how your family supported your writing. What do you hope your children will extract from the Look Look Look when they are old enough to read and appreciate it?
CB: Right—the husband is a peripheral character in Look Look Look. The poems don't even call him the father, as his role in that way isn't interrogated. Rather, the focus is on the mother, giving her the voice she feels she loses. This is not to say the husband's story doesn't matter, but rather that it doesn't matter for this particular project. I feel like "Sadness" reflects the different ways the mother and the husband respond to (and are conditioned to respond to) difficulty—his sadness is all over the house, while she tries to bury hers.
My husband is incredibly supportive of whatever I write. While he's not a writer himself, he is a caretaker of writers and an excellent literary citizen, as well as my first reader. I want to write poems that impress him. He keeps me focused on craft and clarity, which is what you need in a trusted reader, and he's also never so much as hinted that I ought not to say something because of privacy or decorum or whatever. If it belongs in the poem, it belongs in the poem, and our conversations about content end there. The relationship obliquely described in Look Look Look is suspended in that particular moment, while my real relationship with my real husband continues to evolve. He's an amazing father and spouse, and I'm grateful for the life we keep building together.
When it comes to my children, when they find this book, I hope they are proud of me for making it.
LG: I'd like to learn about your editing and re-writing process. What was it like revisiting trauma with an editorial eye?
CB: I think that writing about trauma allowed (forced?) me to create distance, to hold the experience at a remove, through which the writing came, and then the revision, and then the editing.
Revising is the real work for me. For Look Look Look, revision was its own journey of unpacking and distilling and imagining. I wrote a lot of poems, and most required extensive revision to get right, though some rare pieces arrived on the page in the form that they appear now. It took me a while to figure out what mattered and what belonged in the book, because in the midst of difficulty, I had trouble knowing (many, many poems didn't make it into the book). However, once there were poems and once there was a manuscript, it wasn't really about me anymore, but about what the manuscript wanted to be.
LG: I imagine, too, that it's difficult to transition from writing poetry as a way of coming to terms or gaining a better understanding of personal experiences to commercial considerations like finding a publisher. How did you decide it was time to bring your book out into the world? What was the experience like?
CB: While I started writing to understand something I experienced, early in the process I also realized I was writing something that seemed to want to be a book manuscript, so I was always writing with a sense of audience. Once I had around a dozen pieces, I sent the poems out to dancing girl press, which picked up those pieces as a chapbook. This was tremendously encouraging and suggested that there might be readers for this kind of work.
After that, I finished a draft of the full-length manuscript in about ten months. My son was just six months old at that point, making me awfully close to the content, so I let the manuscript sit for a long time, revising and writing new poems at inconsistent intervals along the way. I sent it off to the odd contest here and there every few years.
Finally, about five years after that first draft, I spent a spring break working intensely on the manuscript, during which time the project seemed to open up more and I had a better sense of the book's overall arc. By the end of that week, something felt different, more complete. I sent it off to Black Lawrence, and I was so thrilled to hear that they believed in the manuscript. They've taken incredibly good care of the book at every stage of the process.
LG: Which poets or poems inspire you? What did you read to help sustain you through the process of writing Look Look Look? I noticed Mary Jo [Bang?] and James Kearney are included in your dedication…
CB: Goodness, it is such an exciting time for poetry these days, and writing Look Look Look was such a long process, so there was a lot of reading along the way—reading continues to get me through. In the beginning, I read a lot of Rachel Zucker, Arielle Greenberg, and Carmen Giménez Smith, along with Gwendolyn Brooks, Adrienne Rich, Alicia Ostriker, Naomi Shibab Nye, Alice Notley, and Camille Dungy, among others. I read Mauricio Kilwein Guevara, Mark Strand, Ray Gonzalez, Anne Carson, W.S. Merwin, and Maxine Chernoff, as well. Near the end of the process, H is for Hawk by Helen McDonald, not poetry but memoir, which has the most devastating beautiful, poetic sentences, and Ada Limón's remarkable books The Carrying and Bright Dead Things, were particularly sustaining.
Mary Jo and James Kearney are my parents, who parent(ed) me so well when I became/become a parent, too. I wanted to honor that gift, particularly because there is a specific, difficult pain of knowing one's child pain.
LG: It may be too soon to ask—but what is next for you (writing or otherwise?)
CB: This project took over my writing life for a long time, and I've been tentatively working my way out from it for about a year now, which is scary but liberating. I've been writing lots of new poems, experimenting, and listening (here's one from the new manuscript). I learned a lot in the writing of this book that didn't necessarily apply to it, and I'm so excited to see how these new ideas and tools work in the next project.
Lisa Grgas
Lisa Grgas is the supervising editor and associate poetry editor at The Literary Review. Her work has appeared in Tin House, Atticus Review, Common Ground, Black Telephone, Ki'n, Luna Luna, and elsewhere. She lives in Hoboken, NJ.
Lisa Grgas December 3, 2019


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How exactly does one recover operations from order if $F$ is real closed?

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Syria crisis enters 'new phase' after Assad ignores UN deadline
Turkey is likely to stir international leaders to stronger action after two Turkish officials were injured by cross-border gunfire. Envoy Kofi Annan said it was too early to say the UN cease-fire had failed.
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A United Nations-brokered pullout deadline expired in Syria overnight Monday, with fighting continuing and a cross-border shooting into a refugee camp in Turkey threatening to widen the 13-month conflict.
With the six-point peace plan of UN envoy Kofi Annan honored more in the breach than the observance, diplomatic efforts continued to try to contain the crisis in Syria which the UN says has already claimed more than 9,000 lives.
Mr. Annan's initial pullout deadline has become meaningless, said Turkey's Deputy Foreign Minister Naci Koru: "April 10 has become irrelevant. A new phase will be starting [today]."
But speaking today after a visit to Syrian refugee camps in Turkey, Mr. Annan said it was "a bit too early" to say his mission has failed.
"This has gone on for too long, and it is time that the violence stopped, it's time we stop the guns, and it's time the military went back to their barracks," said Annan. He called on both sides to end hostilities without preconditions by 6 a.m. April 12, when the cease-fire is finally meant to take effect.
"I had hoped that by now we would be much further ahead … with the government of Syria honoring its commitments, and all the parties beginning to take steps to end all violence," Annan said. "We still have time, between now and the 12th, to stop the violence."
"The plan is very much alive," added Annan. "If you were to take it off the table, what would you replace it with?"
The Turkish government may already be thinking about that.
"Turkey will try to use this event as a strong proof to activate the international system and show that Syria is hopeless and that something needs to be done," says Prof. Gokhan Bacik, director of the Middle East Strategic Research Center at Zirve University in Gaziantep, Turkey.
"I do not think Turkey would be ready for any unilateral action," says Prof. Bacik. But "any bad development along this border is emphasizing Turkey's [predominant] position more and more. If things get more dramatic, then it will become a very, very difficult situation for Turkey."
Turkey vows to take 'necessary measures'
On Sunday, Annan called "unacceptable" the escalation of violence before the pullout deadline. The Syrian National Council says 160 people were killed in Syria yesterday alone, with as many as 1,000 killed over the past eight days, according to the Associated Press. Activists also reported that shelling continued in the city of Homs today.
Syria's Foreign Minister Walid Moallem sought to highlight the "positive steps" Syria had taken in keeping with some requirements of the Annan plan. He said today in Moscow that Syria had "pulled out some military units" from some areas and allowed "more than" 28 media organizations into the country since March.
Mr. Moallem had just met Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov of Russia, Syria's most powerful backer, which along with China has vetoed two UN Security Council resolutions against Syria. Mr. Lavrov limited his criticism to saying that Syria's peace plan actions "should have been more decisive."
Lavrov suggested that it was the opposition that had rejected the peace plan. In recent days, Syria said it would only accept Annan's conditions if it received written guarantees from the opposition not to take advantage of any military withdrawal from urban areas.
The Syria government has thwarted a number of other efforts to curb the violence, saying that anti-regime protesters are "armed groups" and "terrorists" who must be put down by force. The asymmetric balance of power could not have been more evident in recent weeks, as armored columns of Syrian tanks and artillery blasted city after city, from Homs to Idlib to Deraa, to rid them of activist fighters armed with assault rifles and grenades.
Turkey today vowed to take "necessary measures" in response to yesterday's Syrian shooting into the refugee camp at Kilis, a former Turkish customs post just 500 yards from the border, which wounded a Turkish policeman and translator, and two Syrian refugees.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared the firing a "clear violation of the border," while on an official trip to China, one of Syria's main backers on the Security Council.
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Turkish media today described the government "finalizing" plans for possible humanitarian corridors or a buffer zone "to contain the burgeoning refugee crisis and border skirmishes." Already more than 24,000 refugees have fled to Turkey, some 3,000 of them last week as Syrian forces advanced into anti-regime strongholds in the northwest.
"Turkey has set a threshold of 100,000 refugees," says Soli Ozel, a professor of international relations at Kadir Has University in Istanbul.
The cross-border shooting was "an act of provocation," says Prof. Ozel. "What the Syrian regime's plan is I don't know, but it's certainly squeezing Turkey."
Turkey has imposed an economic embargo, withdrawn its ambassador from Damascus, and – despite Mr. Erdogan's close relationship to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad until last year – hosts Syrian opposition activists and even the nominal head of the lightly armed ad hoc Free Syrian Army.
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Hosting refugees "is also becoming very costly for Turkey, $150 million up until now, and with the current flow this is going to increase," adds Ozel. "There is a massive verbal escalation, but I really don't think [Turkey] would act unilaterally."
Still, the Turkish Foreign Ministry was scathing in its criticism after yesterday's shooting incident. Syrians seeking refuge "because of the current regime's aggression are under total security and protection of Turkey," it said in a statement on Monday.
It stated that "the Syrian regime's attack on the people" had moved to border areas, and that 21 wounded Syrians fled to Turkey on Monday, with two dying shortly thereafter.
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By John Hamann | December 19, 2020 | 0
Pioneer advances; Mission falls in OT
Two down to the wire games Friday night saw Sharyland Pioneer advance to the third round of the playoffs for the second straight year while the Mission Eagles season ended with a postseason overtime loss for the second straight year.
Sharyland Pioneer's Joseph Graham Jr. drives into the endzone to score the winning touchdown in the final seconds against Marble Fall in a Class 5A Division II area playoff game at Heroes Stadium on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020, in San Antonio. (Joel Martinez | jmartinez@themonitor.com)
Tied at 47 all with less than two minutes to play the Diamondbacks (7 – 0) put together a drive that finished when Pioneer quarterback Eddie Lee Marburger connected with Joseph Graham Jr. for a 17 yard touchdown with only 12 seconds left to secure a 54 – 47 victory over the Marble Falls Mustangs in a Class 5A Div. II contest at Heroes Stadium in San Antonio. It was the fourth touchdown of the night between the two.
The Diamondbacks trailed 30 – 27 early in the third quarter but took the lead on a Marburger pass to Mike Ramos Jr. and extended it to 41 – 30 on the third scoring connection between Marburger and Graham Jr. Marble Falls rallied with 17 fourth quarter points to tie it before Graham's late game winner.
Pioneer will play next Saturday December 26 at 7 pm at Buccaneer Stadium in Corpus Christi for a matchup against the Georgetown East View Patriots.
In Laredo, the Eagles and Laredo United South Panthers needed extra time to settle their Class 6A Div. I area round clash. After South scored on their first overtime possession to go up 42 – 35, the Eagles answered with a short scoring run from Jeremy Duran, his fourth of the night, and went for the win by going for two on the next play. Duran's throw into the end zone was tipped away, securing the 42 – 41 victory for the Panthers. The Eagles season ended at 5 – 2.
Mission defensive back Jose Tovar goes up high to deflect a pass during the second quarter of the Eagles' 42-41 overtime loss to Laredo United South Friday, Dec. 18, 2020. Progress Times photo by Luciano Guerra
Mission led 28 – 21 going into the fourth but couldn't capitalize on an early drive into Panthers territory to extend it. The Panthers tied it with a score off a trick play on fourth and long but Duran's quarterback sneak from one yard out put the Eagles back up late. The Panthers forced overtime on a touchdown run with 33 seconds left in regulation.
Both games were offensive shootouts that seemed like they would be won by whichever team had the ball last and they both came very close to ending just that way. Pioneer led 14 – 0 early but the Mustangs tied it at 20 apiece in the second before Pioneer pulled ahead 27 – 23 at the half. Marburger finished the night with five touchdowns passes and two on the ground. Taylor Esparza's 15 yard run opened the scoring for the Diamondbacks.
The Eagles and Panthers traded scores all night as well. Mission trailed 14 – 7 after the first but it was 21 all at the half. The Eagles got scoring plays from receivers Jose Ortiz and Jose Cortez on passes from Duran along with a short Duran scoring run in the first half. A big interception return by Angel Saldana – Castaneda early in the third set up Duran's second rushing score of the night to give the Eagles a 28 – 21 lead and his third put the Eagles on top 35 – 28 in the fourth.
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Can CBD Help With Tremors?
Tremors are caused by conditions, such as neurodegenerative diseases, anxiety, and brain injury. A study showed how the human endocannabinoid system (ECS) might modulate the brain cells' ability to form new neural connections (1).
A 2018 study released in Neurochem evaluated how cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids might have neuroprotective effects in a Huntington's disease cell culture model(2).
Research determined that there is a high density of receptors in areas of the brain that control motor function, prompting scientists to pursue studies on how tremors may be alleviated through ECS stimulation(3).
In a study, individuals experiencing severe Parkinson's disease-related pain and tremors showed significant improvements after medical cannabis treatment (4).
CBD is a medically-accepted therapy for certain childhood epilepsies (5). However, there is a lack of evidence if CBD, as a monotherapy, can help improve essential tremors.
Can CBD Really Help With Tremors?
Tremors are caused by conditions, such as neurodegenerative diseases, anxiety, and brain injury.
Scientific studies have yet to determine how cannabidiol (CBD) may affect tremors. However, scientists are now investigating its capability to reduce symptoms of the movement disorder.
In January 2019, the University of California, San Diego, called for volunteers for a double-blind study on how medical cannabis may affect essential tremors (ET) (6).
Dr. Nahab explained that there are currently no pharmacological agents developed for ET. For years, epilepsy medications have been used as off-label treatment.
Also, modern treatment for severe ET involves deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery. DBS is an invasive procedure where a device is implanted into the brain.
The researchers, led by neurologist Dr. Fatta Nahab, are expected to share their findings in December 2020 (7).
In a clinical trial conducted on Parkinson's disease patients by the University of Colorado, the authors examined CBD's efficacy and tolerability (8). The study measured appropriate CBD dosing and its ability to reduce tremors.
A positive outcome from ongoing CBD studies may lead to a natural solution to treating tremors.
Although CBD's efficacy on tremors is yet to be seen, many studies attributed its positive effects on several brain conditions, such as neurodegenerative diseases, stroke, brain injury, and anxiety (9).
CBD vs. Neurodegenerative Disease-Related Tremors
Parkinson's disease (PD) is a non-reversible disorder of the central nervous system. Symptoms of PD may include hand tremors, rigid muscles, impaired posture, uncontrolled muscle movements, and many more.
Neurotherapeutics released a study in 2015 that discussed how individuals who were experiencing severe PD-related pain and tremors showed significant improvements after medical cannabis treatment (10).
Furthermore, patients from the Prague Movement Disorder Centre also reported tremor improvements after using cannabis (11).
Medical cannabis (medical marijuana) does not guarantee the same amount of compounds as one would get from a full-spectrum CBD oil.
However, the two main subspecies of cannabis (Cannabis indica and Cannabis sativa) are abundant with CBD (12).
The US federal law prohibits CBD products from containing more than 0.3% tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the cannabinoid that causes psychoactive effects. Meanwhile, medical cannabis may contain THC levels higher than 0.3%.
More comprehensive studies are essential to determine how CBD, as a monotherapy, may affect rigidity and tremors among individuals with PD.
However, some researchers acknowledge that CBD may have neuroprotective properties that can help with PD.
A study posted in the British Pharmacological Society mentioned that CBD might be able to modulate neurotransmission and improve neurogenesis (formation of new neurons) (13).
The study added that CBD, as a monotherapy, or if used in conjunction with other phytocannabinoids, had demonstrated significant effects among individuals with Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, and multiple sclerosis(14).
The authors continued that CBD was able to activate the G-protein receptors, leading to an increase of adenosine (a building block for DNA and RNA) concentrations. This response resulted in the reduction of inflammatory cells in the brain (15).
According to another study, systemic inflammation in the brain can lead to an exaggerated synthesis of proinflammatory cytokines, a protein released by the immune system (16).
The release of these proinflammatory proteins can lead to both acute and chronic neurodegeneration. Long-term studies are needed to confirm any potential benefits of CBD for neurodegenerative or other disorders besides certain childhood seizures.
CBD vs. Anxiety-Related Tremors
A recent study posted by the Journal of Psychopharmacology has shown how CBD reduced anxiety and tremor amplitude among PD patients (17).
The study specified that a 300mg/d (milligrams per day) CBD dose produced significant differences in blood pressure, heart rate, and frequency of tremors among the participants.
The study also saw a reduction in anxiety-related tremors during a simulated public speaking test.
Other studies have mentioned how CBD might have therapeutic benefits for individuals with anxiety and other neuropsychiatric conditions (18).
CBD vs. Brain Injury and Stroke Tremors
An animal study from Pharmaceuticals addressed how CBD may positively affect brain injury and ischemic stroke (stroke caused by lack of blood blow) (19).
The study found that cannabinoids might facilitate neuroprotection and neuro repair response in the brain.
A dose of 3mg/kg (milligrams per kilogram) CBD administered to mice models with cerebral ischemia improved the neurological scores and motor coordination (20).
The study concluded that more research is needed to evaluate CBD's clinical value on brain injury and stroke.
CBD vs. Other Movement Disorders
A study mentioned that basal ganglia dysfunction is responsible for causing movement disorders, like tremors and chorea (21).
The British Journal of Pharmacology released a study that supported cannabinoid's affinity in activating receptors in the basal ganglia (22).
The authors added that the activation might have therapeutic potential in treating Huntington's disease (HD) and Parkinson's disease (PD) symptoms.
A 2018 study released in Neurochem evaluated how CBD and other cannabinoids might have neuroprotective effects in an HD cell culture model (23).
In the study, CBD, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), and cannabinol (CBN) showed 51-84% protection against Huntington-induced cell death.
Moreover, a review from Neurology mentioned that CBD might have reduced chorea among patients with HD. A dose of 300mg/d (milligrams per day) CBD was administered to patients orally for three weeks.
Mild improvements in choreic movements (5 to 15%) were reported in the first week. In the second week, further improvements (20 to 40%) were reported (24).
Chorea, like tremors, is a movement disorder. However, a tremor is classified for its rhythmicity and predictability, while chorea has more random and untimely movements (25).
Meanwhile, a contrasting study was released by Pharmaceuticals, where a controlled clinical trial showed no significant improvements among 15 patients with HD.
In the study, patients were treated with 700mg/d for six weeks. The study did acknowledge that high doses of oral CBD (150-600 milligrams per day) might hold a therapeutic effect on social anxiety, insomnia, and epilepsy (26).
Also, CBD is a medically-accepted therapy for epileptic spasms. In 2018, the FDA approved Epidiolex as a pharmaceutical drug for rare child epilepsies. The main active ingredient in the drug is CBD (27).
Although there are no studies that have used Epidiolex as off-label medication for tremors, another antiepileptic drug, Primidone, is a medically-accepted off-label treatment.
How CBD Oil Works to Help With Tremors
The human endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a complex system made of G-protein-coupled receptors, cannabinoid receptor 1 (CB1) and cannabinoid receptor 2 (CB2).
These receptors are located throughout the human body. Most are present in the central nervous system (CNS) and peripheral nervous system (28).
Many researchers have discussed how modulating the ECS might result in many therapeutic promises in a wide range of pathological conditions and diseases (29).
Researchers also learned that there is a high density of cannabinoid receptors in the cerebellum and basal ganglia (areas that control motor function).
These receptors have caused many researchers to examine how tremors caused by CNS-related diseases can be alleviated.
A study published in the British Journal of Pharmacology explained how cannabinoids, such as THC and CBD, may have the ability to interact with CB1 and CB2 receptors (30).
The authors mentioned that CBD displays high potency in modulating CB1 and CB2 receptors.
Another study hypothesized that alterations to the ECS might be beneficial to Parkinsonian tremors. The study also called on researchers to consider testing the range of individual cannabinoids for their therapeutic potential in managing tremors (31).
The Pros and Cons of CBD Oil for Tremors
CBD might be able to modulate neurotransmission and improve neurogenesis (formation of new neurons) (32).
CBD has demonstrated significant effects among individuals with neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, and multiple sclerosis (33).
CBD might help reduce inflammatory cells in the brain (34).
CBD has been reported to have reduced movement disorder symptoms among patients with Huntington's disease (HD) (35).
CBD has been acknowledged as well-tolerated and safe for daily use (36).
CBD has been found to improve motor functions in animal models with induced ischemia (37).
There is a lack of evidence if CBD, as a monotherapy, can help improve essential tremors or treat any disorder other than certain childhood seizures.f
CBD is poorly regulated. Individuals are encouraged to do extensive research before choosing a CBD brand.
CBD may cause side effects, such as dry mouth, diarrhea, and loss of appetite (38).
According to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), CBD may cause liver injury if consumed in extremely high doses (39).
How CBD Oil Compares to Alternative Treatments for Tremors
There are no recommended alternative treatments for tremors except for off-label use of other pharmaceutical drugs and compounds (40).
Propranolol – contraindicated in pulmonary disease or heart block
Primidone – may cause sedation and cognitive side effects
Allopregnanolone – used for postpartum depression
Octanol – fatty alcohol used in perfumes and flavoring
TPA023 – anti-anxiety drug
OnabotulinumtoxinA (Botox) – injected into the larynx (voice box) for voice tremors and face muscles for face tremors (41).
Researchers list the following recommendations as emerging treatments for tremors due to their anxiolytic, anticonvulsant, and sedative properties.
Meanwhile, studies have acknowledged CBD for its anxiolytic, anticonvulsant, and sedative properties (42).
How to Choose the Best CBD Oil for Tremors
For individuals who want to improve tremor symptoms, it may be appropriate to use full-spectrum CBD oil.
Full-spectrum CBD oil contains all the cannabinoids present in hemp plants, such as CBD, cannabigerol (CBG), cannabinol (CBN), and THC.
The previous studies mentioned in this article mostly used cannabis as a trial treatment.
Most full-spectrum CBD products contain all the phytocannabinoids one can find in a cannabis plant (43). However, the product may not contain more than 0.3% THC due to the United States' federal law.
The broad-spectrum CBD oil is another product that contains all the cannabinoids with 0% THC. Broad-spectrum oil is recommended for individuals who do not want THC in their system.
Moreover, individuals who cannot tolerate other cannabinoids may opt for CBD isolates, which contain only pure CBD.
CBD Dosage for Tremors
The recommended dosage for individuals who want to take CBD for brain- or CNS-related conditions is less than 1 milligram to 50 milligrams per day(44). The dosage can be increased when the body gets used to CBD.
A high CBD dosage is not recommended due to lack of information on how CBD may affect symptoms of essential tremors.
How to Take CBD Oil for Tremors
When taking CBD oil for tremors, the fastest delivery method is through vaping. A study had mentioned that the lungs are a very efficient mechanism for drug delivery.
The authors continued that CBD inhaled through aerosols or vaporizations can deliver plasma concentrations that can be felt within 10 minutes or less (45).
Vaping is also recommended for its accessibility. Individuals who are looking to find a quick relief can vape CBD at home or while traveling.
However, there had been several reports that vaping can potentially cause harm, such as chemical irritation, allergic reactions, shortness of breath, and chest pains (46).
Individuals may also opt for oral or sublingual (under the tongue) delivery, such as CBD capsules or CBD tinctures. The oral administration allows for optimal absorption (47).
Some CBD tinctures may have an earthy taste and smell due to terpenes and flavonoids added into the concentration. Individuals who do not care for this distinct flavor can opt for CBD capsules.
Individuals must discuss their treatment options with a licensed physician before using CBD for their medical conditions.
Reports on CBD's therapeutic potential in improving PD's primary motor symptoms have resulted in scientists pursuing the mechanism behind its efficacy (48).
A positive outcome of these studies could significantly impact individuals who suffer from tremors.
Nevertheless, tremor sufferers may also adjust their lifestyle to naturally improve their quality of life, such as trying meditation, avoiding caffeine, and reducing alcohol (49).
Experts also advise a few modifications, such as using the hand with less tremor more often, utilizing voice-activated commands on smartphones, and speech-recognition on computers.
Always seek qualified professional medical advice for any personal health concerns and before taking CBD for any reason.
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Prop Hunt Multiplayer Free for PC and MAC
It was better before all the updates Fix IT! The toggle stick moves all over you screen, so if you let go it shows up where ever it wants. .. It is very very annoying when your trying to look around with the other finger and the toggle takes over your screen.. You should have the option in the setting that you can choose if it moves around or stays in one place. PLEASE FIX IT!
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Not enough players. I tried to play but it took forever to find just one player. And when I did found a player, he instantly quit. I never got to play all that much because the online player count was too low and it's super rare to find a game that has at least one more player. Because of this I'm rating 3 out of 5. I would rate 5 if the player problem was fixed.
Side screen changing Take off the stupid side screen changing thing. When I'm laying down and looking at an angle, my game changes from a different view and it's impossible to play. Make it forcefully one way to place the game. Make it so you need the 2 hands on side of the phone like your holding a console controller. It's very difficult to play when you lay down and stuff. Thank you.
The players though... I love playing this game... only when I find that one very rare game full of players that don't leave after getting killed once and try to flirt with other players who claim to be female; if there were more games like that, then I would give five stars and play this game more often. In short: great game; terrible players
Falling through the world While it's super fun to play, i keep getting glitched and falling through the world. I couldn't even go two steps without falling! Also, something should be done about reporting certain people. Too many come and have nsfw names trying to seek out others like them. I wouldn't recommend my younger brother, or sister playing this because of these people
Awesome game. BUT! My suggestion is to show a sign when a prop is near u. Like hearing his breath goes louder when u go nearer because the place is so huge. I hate it when an ad pops up in the middle of a game and when this happens i get disconnected from the server.
Awesome game The game itself is good but the people arent. You should filter what they could put their names as and the name of their custom game because some people are just looking to get a hard on while others actually want to play this cool game. I wouldn't even recommend it to someone because of the profanity.
Great game but The game is fun but when me and my friends play the thing keep saying "fail to connect" and I'm super near the wi-fi router. Even if i switch down to mobile data, it still give the same problem. Do you mind to check it out? I would rate 5/5 if it wasn't for the connection
Many glitches I am not giving 2 stars cause I didn't like the game. Instead I am giving only 2 stars because of the incredible number of glitches I've seen in the game. I would make a list, but some of these glitches just aren't easy to explain on how it acts, and looks. The game itself is fun, but I often only get 1 to 2 minutes of game time before something strange happens. With such a limited time of playing, and so many tough to explain glitches. The game is not very worthy of a high rating in its current state at least.
Dont download it It's a good game but the other players ruin it, every time your the hunter and you kill a prop. They just leave, theirs people that only want to be props abd screw over the game cus of it. So don't download, im uninstalling it right now.
Great game! My friends and I play it at school whenever we get a chance to pass the time. We all love the game, however, we notice a lot of people fall through the world or get stuck. It doesn't happen to us but if you could fix that it would be great! I also would love to see smaller maps like farm, and so would my friends.
Loved It This is a great game. I love to play it with my friends and there are few improvements to be made. The only thing wrong with the game that I noticed was that the turning in the FPS mode is too slow. I also recommend adding more props and maps, but for now, all of it is amazing.
Trying again After playing this for a few days, it started acting buggy. When I was a hunter I would constantly fall through the map and when I was a prop, I was able to faze right through walls to even outside the maps. I don't know f this is a program thing or a device thing, but whatever it is, I have a Samsung Galaxy Avant and pleas work on this. I down loaded it again and will try to play again to check if it was because it download wrong. If anything happens I'll add to this with *
So awesome I think the game is awesome but the new Christmas map is kind of glitchy. Also can you add a button to taunt people and also can you add a feature that allows you to hide in or under things like a bookmark in a book or a newspaper on a table. Other than that amazing game! :)
Great game but I will no lie it is a pretty fun multiplayer game but when you play online there are a bunch of perverts that cuss and they also have unthinkable name that are just plain out rude. I recommend that you don't let you child play this game
GREAT BUT During the game some people and I were chatting and one guy was being creepy. My friend and I quit because he called us bad names. I don't suggest this game to young children :(
Amazing Game It's an amazing game a I love playing it. I'm the juke master and everyone usually rages. I gave it 4 stars because you can't add friends so when I meet some kind people I can't make friends with them so if you add that then I'll do 5 stars
Love the game to death, but... Love game so much, and love first person even more, but I hate how slowly you turn! Why do you turn so slowly? Its impossible to see what's behind you! If I'm chasing someone, I can never shoot because it takes about a minute to turn around! Love first person, dont take that away, just let me turn faster! Or at least make it an option or something! (Btw this is only a problem in first person mode)
The wtf players The players are just stupid, se lobbies are called 'sex' or 'girls only' which is not very good of players. (also can you improve on not clipping walls) some people hide by going inside a wall. -_-
Not working now... need help So, I was playing this game last night and this morning for a long time. Or a while. And for some reason, it exited from the game. And now whenever I go into the game, all there is a black screen. And I'm like waiting for a while for it to work, but it never does. Please! I need help. I really enjoy this game and I made friends on it. Can someone please explain or now what it is if u had this problem please. Anyone. Please help. BTW, the game is great!
Disgusting, there should be a report button the players are terrible. Basically 90% of the dudes playing are just wanting to get laid, and the remaining 10% are just pretending to be girls; it's a good game though. Please fix this issue.
Fun but needs more players... This game is great and well worth a few dollars if you wanted to make a return for your time devs, however the colision mechanics and controls are a tad sloppy and there aren't nearly enough players populating the servers to be regularly and consistently grouped with people that actually want to play the game. Spread the word, and the word is Prop Hunt Mobile!
Great It is a great game based on the Garry's Mod add-on! The multiplayer mode means I can play with my iOS friends. Although when I join a game an ad would come up kicking me out the game on some occasions. But it is a very great game nevertheless! Must play.
Uhhh Can't pick items up (understandable for mobile) connection problems, virus protection ads, can see through houses(who thought this was a good idea), no jump, and chat lobby.... Who puts a chat lobby into a mobile game??? Everybody knows what a stupid idea a chat lobby is as soon as they play the game. Notice the pictures of the game don't have a chat lobby? Hmmm wonder why? UNINSTALL!!!
Needs a lot of work it has many bugs. I've glitched under the map, shooting at a prop point blank doesn't cause damage. There are people ALWAYS leaving the match ,other wise, it's actually a fun game when everyone actually tries and stay in the game. Maybe have a matchmaker that places players who play the full match with others who do the same, and intentional game quitters with also game quitters.
I hate to give a game 1 star for this but... Seriously, the assholes playing this game is ruining the fun. Too many people disconnecting as well as all the pervs asking for children to send them nude pics on Kik and Snapchat. Don't you have a way of stopping this. Please, CHILDREN SENDING NUDE PICS! Make it stop. It's ruining a really great game.
Great game but huge flaw!!!!!!! This game is the best but i gave it three stars because of the players and the chat part when i play other people are in the game like if it was a dating site and other players are looking to hook up with the female players and they say they want to have sex and they just leave the game to sext all i wanted to do was play a fun game in prop hunt because it's really really fun and awesome but these players are just so immature so please get rid of the chat part in the game!!!!!!!!!!
Great but... Make the team only spectate, cause its unfair for the both sides if they can peek on each team. And theres too many adds. And make it all first person its more cooler
Glitch The game is great, but when me and my team tried killing this one last prop, until he glitch out into the building. I thought it was a hack but then 3 rounds later, i was a prop, and i actually glitch in a building. I'll give it 5 stars if they fix the glitch
Glitching Its a great game to play but I don't understand why I glitch through the floor in the Christmas map and then I respawn and it does it over and over again. Does anyone know why?
Great but.. Hey can you please update the game!! The ads are so annoying!! Onece they appear,I go straight to the prophunt menu! Please update and remove the freakin ads. Im gonna rate it a 5 if you do.
Very fun! This is a great game!!! My friends and I have a lot of fun playing it!!! The only thing keeping it from 5 stars in my opinion is the lack of maps and randomization. We have played this game so much that we know every part of every map lol! We would love to see more maps in the future! We appreciate the hard work that you put into this! Good luck in your future endeavors and thank you for making this game!!!
Good concept, bad language My kids wants to play but no way!I wanted to check first and the things people say is just awful. Need a way to hide chat. Kids say terrible things to seem cool and adult, not understanding that ACTUAL grown ups don't act like that.
Not bad It's not too bad. I've had loads of fun playing it. Ts hard to control at first but once you know the controls, it's fun. Got to troll some of 5he other players a little. Lol
Amazing app This app is not only fun but your able to talk to friendly people and make boredom vanish I've played this on the bus and everywhere I could playing with friends at school with me or simply playing with people who are on your server either way its an ideal fun game
This is an awesome game but every time I search for a game there's hardly any rooms on also there are a few players that do insult you plz could you add a report player button. But otherwise I would recommend this game to my friends.
Great game Great game, loved it, can't wait for new maps, but could you add a friend list to where you can see if they are playing and invite them to private games? Also, in-game music and making it less choppy would be nice.
Fixing Guys think this app is for sexting and meeting girls. The game is incredibly fun but players are ruining it. It's disrespectful; I downloaded this game to play it, not be harassed. Either limit what people can say or take out the chat option. Please, it's now uncomfortable to play. I just want to enjoy this game.
LOVE THE GAME BUT...... This game is one of the best games in the world yet I only gave it 2 stars... this was because I was playing and this happens alot where people are trying to hook up with you and they ask me where I live and my age and number... I'm not willing to give this information away but some stupid people are... I just wanted to play the great game. So please get rid of the chat.. allso some people leave after 1 min of not being able to find anybody fix all this then it would get 5/5. Some people honestly
Have a problem I love the app but it doesn't let my phone charge fast, it slows it down is what I'm saying. Then when I uninstalled the app it worked fine. I don't know if this is my phone (HTC 1). But I still have storage for the app. If it is the app then please fix. Then I will rate this app 5 stars.
The Amazing gamemod is now available on android. PropHunt plays much like a Hide and Seek. Players on the BLUE team, can disguise as props, are given a 20 second set up time to hide, and afterwards players on the RED team must find and kill them in the given time period. At the end […]
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Raised Relief of a Priest, ca. 664-610 B.C.E. Limestone, 11 5/16 x 14 3/4 in. (28.8 x 37.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 61.165. Creative Commons-BY (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, CUR.61.165_wwg8.jpg)
Raised Relief of a Priest, ca. 664-610 B.C.E. Limestone, 11 5/16 x 14 3/4 in. (28.8 x 37.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 61.165. Creative Commons-BY (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 61.165_negA_bw_IMLS.jpg)
Raised Relief of a Priest, ca. 664-610 B.C.E. Limestone, 11 5/16 x 14 3/4 in. (28.8 x 37.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 61.165. Creative Commons-BY (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 61.165_negB_bw_IMLS.jpg)
Raised Relief of a Priest
On View: 19th Dynasty to Roman Period, Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin Gallery, 3rd Floor
This relief is attributed to Saqqara, one of the cemeteries of the Lower, or northern, Egyptian capital city of Memphis, because it represents a Memphite priest and its texts mention Memphite deities. It is carved with less severe outlines and facial features and in less compact limestone than contemporary reliefs made at Thebes. The style recalls New Kingdom Memphite reliefs.
MEDIUM Limestone
Place Made: Saqqara, Egypt
DATES ca. 664-610 B.C.E.
DYNASTY early Dynasty 26
PERIOD Late Period
DIMENSIONS 11 5/16 x 14 3/4 in. (28.8 x 37.5 cm) (show scale)
COLLECTIONS Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
MUSEUM LOCATION This item is on view on the 19th Dynasty to Roman Period, Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin Gallery, 3rd Floor
Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity
ACCESSION NUMBER 61.165
CREDIT LINE Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
CAPTION Raised Relief of a Priest, ca. 664-610 B.C.E. Limestone, 11 5/16 x 14 3/4 in. (28.8 x 37.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 61.165. Creative Commons-BY (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, CUR.61.165_wwg8.jpg)
IMAGE installation, West Wing gallery 8 installation, CUR.61.165_wwg8.jpg. Brooklyn Museum photograph, 2006
CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION Limestone relief. In high relief standing figure of the sem priest Ptah, preserved to about shoulders, facing right with right arm and hand outstretched apparently making an offering to his mother. He wears side-lock with curled wig. Line of fine hieroglyphs at top edge and one column behind the priest. Condition: Poor. Most of surface near upper edge lost and scattered areas all over relief have been attacked by salt (?) and lost. Remains of red paint on flesh of man, edges of hieroglyphs and scattered points.
664-610 B.C.E.
Saite Age


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Q: bootstrap/html -- How do I get the mobile slide-down nav to work on desktop resolutions? I've been trying to get the mobile nav style to work on desktop, but I can't seem to get it to work.
I'm using Bootstrap. I'd like there to be a single 'drop down' button like on mobile that reveals the nav items.
This is what I attempted in HTML, leaving the Bootstrap CSS untouched:

            <button type="button" class="btn btn-navbar" data-toggle="collapse" data-target=".nav-collapse">

            </button>

Thanks in advance!

A: Try deleting the class "collapse" from

and see how it reacts.
It's possible that data-target needs all classes of a div and not just one, for example:
data-target="nav-collapse.collapse"

Hope this helps.