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looks like Futura

I think Tiki means this one: http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/ihof/zephyr/

It is also called Rapier Do a search for "rapier" at whatfontis.com

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It was so cold here the other morning, I saw two dogs with booster cables trying to jump-start a Rabbit...

just a hunch, but I think the capital "C"s are a different font than the rest...

That's a good idea, since most shadows are there for effect only and don't do anything for legibility.. Myself, these days, I only use a shadow to increase contrast between and light-coloured letter and a dark-coloured background -- I no longer (or very rarely) use shadows under dark letters...

I always go down and to the right as more letter shapes open to the right and also a shadow to the right on italic type is not partially hidden and awkward looking like it would be if it went to the left

Its Myriad Pro Condensed Bold that has been further squished...

Ad lib. Wow. What an appropriate font for an anesthetist...

Are you talking about the LG UltraSmooth 14oz? That's what we use, too -- works great...

I used to paint all my vinyl banners with vinyl silkscreening ink diluted with lacquer thinner... Its a little hard on the quills, but... Oh, and 3" rollers for covering large areas and filling in large letters...

Script MT Bold made fatter and with a customized "J"

This can only be accomplished if the weather outside is frightful...

-36C a few days ago in the morning... -11C right now...

Bauhaus

This has not been my experience, at all. We have a 5' x 10' work table with a 5' x 10' mat on it -- I've never found it to be a problem when squeegeeing anything. Make sure you get one with a grid on it -- you'll find the grid indispensable after a while. Our previous one lasted about 5 years...

has been very slow for me for the past few months...

Well, just in case you were actually saying you wanted the tagline font -- its Handel Gothic

Benguiat Italic (undetermined weight)