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Printed Interconnects for Novel Electronics
Printed and Flexible Electronics
Printed and Flexible Electronics
Meeting a high-value, custom application need through low-cost, novel electronics
PARC scientists delivered the key components for a tape-like blast dosimeter with integrated memory, control electronics, and multiple sensors – which could be fabricated through printing techniques or be compatible with roll-to-roll processing (key for enabling the novel form factors and low cost), and be customized to specific application needs.
Enabling value-added offerings for new market
While BASF has significant chemistry expertise, it needed to integrate electronics into its materials to capture value-added opportunities with customers in the display market.
Solgel processed oxide thin-film transistors with mobility up to 30cm2/Vs
Flexible and Printed Electronics Conference
3 February 2014
Radiation induced hydrogen rearrangement in poly(3-alkylthiophene)
Applied Physics Express
December 2013
Printed circuits and sensing systems
American Vacuum Society 60th International Symposium and Exhibition
30 October 2013
Ink-jet and gravure printed electronics
2013 Sociedade Brasileira de Pesquisa em Materiais (SBPMAt) Meeting - 2013 Brazillian Materials Research Society (B-MRS) Meetin
30 September 2013
Printed organic integrated circuits for sensor systems
International Conference on Flexible and Printed Electronics (ICFPE)
11 September 2013
Towards gravure printed electronics, a systematic approach
Gordon Research Conference: Thin Film and Crystal Growth
7 July 2013
4th International Conference on Semiconductor Technology for Ultra Large Scale Integrated Circuits and Thin Film Transistors
7 July 2013
Applied Physics Express
June 2013
Fabrication of vanadium oxide microbolometers on thin polyimide films
International Conference on Solid-State Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems (Transducers 2013)
16 June 2013
Effects of mechanical strain on A-Si:H TFT electrical stability
Applied Physics Letters
14 June 2013
A flexible high potential printed battery for powering printed electronics
Applied Physics Letters
June 2013
Persistent photoconductivity effects in printed n-channel organic transistors
Journal of Applied Physics
March 2013
Flexible, large-area sensor circuits fabricated by additive printing
2013 and Beyond: Flexible Electronics Symposium at TMS Annual Meeting
4 March 2013
From lab-scale ink-jet to mass-printed circuits
2013 Flextech Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference
29 January 2013
Comparison of static and dynamic printed organic shift registers
IEEE Electron Device Letters
February 2013
Materials Research Society Fall Meeting 2012
26 November 2012
2012 Technology Innovation Award
19 October 2012
Flexible large-area electronics made by additive printing
US Frontiers of Engineering Symposium
13 September 2012
Printed circuits and sensors for flexible electronic devices
International Conference on Flexible and Printed Electronics 2012
6 September 2012
Scalable printed electronics: an organic decoder addressing ferroelectric nonvolatile memory
Nature Scientific Reports
16 August 2012
Flexible, large-area sensor circuits fabricated by additive printing
2012 NanoTechnology for Defense Conference
8 August 2012
Ink and substrate interactions in printed field-effect transistors
Printing Electronics - Ink and Substrate Interactions
2 August 2012
Large-area, Organic and Printed Electronics Convention (LOPE-C)
20 June 2012
S-shaped double-spring structures for high stiffness and spring height
Microelectronic Engineering
21 April 2012
Atomic layer dielectric deposition for flexible organic transistors
Materials Research Society Spring Meeting 2012
12 April 2012
Inkjet printed organic circuits for addressing non-volatile memory
2012 Spring Meeting of the Materials Research Society
10 April 2012
Mass production of flexible printed temperature sensors
Spring 2012 Materials Research Society Meeting
9 April 2012
Flexible x-ray detector array fabricated with oxide thin film transistors
IEEE Electron Device Letters
May 2012
Atomic layer dielectric deposition for flexible transistors
2012 Flexible Electronics & Displays Conference
9 February 2012
FlexTech 2012; Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference
9 February 2012
Organic complementary decoder circuits patterned by inkjet printing for addressing memory elements
2012 Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference
8 February 2012
8 February 2012
Mass produced printed temperature sensors
FlexTech Alliance 2012 Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference
8 February 2012
Printed and Flexible Electronics Services: Application Development
1 December 2011
Targeted at companies and institutions interested in developing products based on printed or flexible electronics, this suite of services provides design and fabrication of "proof of concept" level demonstrators.
Printed and Flexible Electronics Services: Full System Prototyping
1 December 2011
This suite of services is targeted at clients who require hardened prototypes to demonstrate their materials, fabrication tools or circuit product ideas.
Organic inkjet-patterned memory array based on ferroelectric field-effect transistors
Organic Electronics
December 2011
Printed and Flexible Electronics Services: Development and optimization of materials and devices
1 December 2011
Targeted primarily at suppliers and developers of substrate materials and printable semiconductors, dielectrics and metals, this suite of services provides development and optimization of materials and devices for many applications such as displays, sensing, and processing.
Materials, processing, and testing of flexible image sensor arrays
IEEE Design & Test of Computers special issue on flexible electronics
December 2011
Flexible printed electronics: from materials characterization to device integration
IGERT Guest Lecture at UC Santa Barbara
7 October 2011
S-shaped double-spring structures for high stiffness and spring height
37th International Conference on Micro and Nano Engineering
19 September 2011
Printed thin film transistor: materials and applications
Organic Field-Effect Transistors X
22 August 2011
Solution-processed memristive junctions in a threshold indicator
IEEE Transactions on Electronic Devices
October 2011
Two-dimensional deformation potential model of mobility in small molecule organic semiconductors
Applied Physics Letters
August 2011
Highly flexible printed alkaline batteries based on mesh embedded electrodes
Advanced Materials
2 August 2011
Organic complementary circuits and resistive memory patterned by inkjet
Large-area Organic and Printed Electronics Convention (LOPE-C)
30 June 2011
Inkjet-printed non-volatile memory arrays using ferroelectric and resistive elements
CMOS Emerging Technologies Meeting
17 June 2011
Surface-energy patterning for ink-jet printed flexible electronics
MRS Spring Meeting 2011
28 April 2011
Atomic layer deposition of Al2O3 for top-gated organic transistors
2011 MRS Spring Meeting
27 April 2011
Inkjet-patterned titanium oxide memristive junctions connected in series for a threshold indicator
2011 MRS Spring Meeting
25 April 2011
Materials and device integration for printed large area applications
2011 MRS Spring Meeting
25 April 2011
Physical Review B (Rapid Communications)
16 March 2011
Printed electronics at Palo Alto Research Center
Guest lecture for a fabrication class at Stanford
17 February 2011
ClawConnect™ Compliant High-Density Interconnect
1 December 2010
PARC has invented and developed the ClawConnect™ compliant, high-density, interconnect (HDI) platform technology. This technology enables ultra-thin, ultra-small, high-performance solutions -- with low total cost of ownership and without sacrificing quality and reliability.
Reliability of all printed polymer photosensors for high illuminance detection
MRS Fall Meeting 2010
30 November 2010
Photovoltaic investigation of new co-polymers based on thiophene, fluorine and phenylene
MRS Fall Meeting 2010
29 November 2010
2010 Fall MRS Meeting
29 November 2010
Flexible printed sensor tape based on solution processed materials
23rd Annual Meeting of the IEEE Photonics Society
7 November 2010
ECS Symposium on Thin Film Transistors
12 October 2010
Inkjet-patterned, organic complementary circuits integrated with polymer mechanical sensors
Invited paper in ECS Transactions
Fast polymer semiconductor transistor by nano-particle self-assembly
Organic Electronics
December 2010
Printed electronics: technologies, challenges and applications
International Workshop on Flexible and Printed Electronics (IWFPE 10)
8 September 2010
Flexible and printed electronics for sensors, displays and photovoltaics
International Workshop on Flexible and Printed Electronics
8 September 2010
Printed electronics – technologies, challenges and applications
IWFPE 2010 - International Workshop on Flexible and Printable Electrionics
8 September 2010
Experimental test for geminate recombination applied to organic solar cells
Physical Review B
September 2010
Study of inkjet printing parameters to fabricate LCD color filter
Journal of Imaging Science and Technology
2010 September/October
Jet-printed and dielectrophoretically aligned nanowires for large area electronics
Electronic Materials Conference 2010
25 June 2010
Jet-printed Si nanowires for flexible backplane applications
Nanotech Conference Technical Proceedings
23 June 2010
High current properties of a microspring contact for flip chip packaging
Hilton Head 2010
6 June 2010
All ink-jet printed polyfluorene photodiode for high illuminance applications
MRS Spring Meeting 2010
5 April 2010
Inkjet-printed, organic complementary circuits integrated with polymer mechanical sensors
ACS Meeting 2010
25 March 2010
Materials and novel patterning methods for flexible electronics
Chapter in Flexible Electronics: Materials and Applications
Chemically modified ink-jet printed silver electrodes for organic field-effect transistors
Applied Physics Letters
21 December 2009
Printed electronics – prospects and challenges for displays and sensing devices
Meeting of the Bay Area Chapter of SID
15 December 2009
Flexible electronics and the value of inkjet-printing for displays and sensors
International Workshop on Flexible and Printed Electronics (IWFPE 09)
18 November 2009
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David Boesch resigns as San Mateo County manager
Original post made on Nov 4, 2011
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, November 4, 2011, 11:44 AM
Comments (16)
on Nov 4, 2011 at 12:01 pm
Wow the Board of Supervisors consist of 5 members 2 of which were appointed not elected by the voters. That would be Rose Jacobs Gibson and Carole Groom.
What a shame to lose County manager David Boesch.
Good luck Mr. Boesch
on Nov 4, 2011 at 12:10 pm
It is to be hoped they get someone competent. It needs to be someone from outside the County. There is a need for a lot of shake up in the County, especially in Public Works
on Nov 4, 2011 at 12:25 pm
"it was clear that he and the Board had different philosophies"
He worked to balance the budget, the board didn't.
He worked on cuts, the board gave the Sheriff's a 3% raise.
on Nov 5, 2011 at 3:37 pm
David Boesch was fired.
"I'm not yet persuaded that we need to build a new jail facility either to replace the women's facility or address some of the crowded conditions in Maguire to the order magnitude the Sheriff is recommending," Boesch wrote in an email to The Daily News.
This is part of the reason.
He was one of the best things going for the Taxpayers of San Mateo County.
note: David was not a member of Service League of San Mateo County.
Wake up San Mateo County
on Nov 6, 2011 at 7:30 am
The majority of the board backed an unfinished jail even without state construction funds while Boesch has long questioned just how the county will pay for the building and annual operations.
majority= Carol, Don, Adrienne, Rose
on Nov 6, 2011 at 10:05 am
Very sad that the very person being financially responsible is the one being removed. When will accountability return to public office? Wake up people! Mr. Boesch should stay and the rest should go!
on Nov 6, 2011 at 10:41 am
" When will accountability return to public office?"
When a lot of citizen get off their butts and start going to meetings, complaining to their elected officials and vote for individuals who are committed to fiscal responsibility.
on Nov 6, 2011 at 11:21 am
David Boesch please rescind your forced resignation.
People come to the Nov. 15th Supervisor meeting to share your thoughts.
on Nov 6, 2011 at 11:23 am
San Mateo County manager John Maltbie gave the BOS his letter of resignation and than changed his mind and stayed.
on Nov 6, 2011 at 11:35 am
We the people should demand to know if ALL Supervisors wanted David Boesch fired.
Rose Gibson Jacobs is gone in 7 months.
Nobody is talking, closed door secession. No previous complaints......This STINKS
on Nov 6, 2011 at 11:38 am
[Portion deleted.] Mr. Boesch is no longer the county manager. He was unable to work effectively with his various constituents. Residents of this county don't want essential services cut to the bone because of short-term financial problems. We have a county that makes public safety a top priority.
on Nov 6, 2011 at 11:41 am
Go...short-term financial problems. We have a county that makes public safety a top priority.
Short term thats funny....You are dreaming.
on Sep 22, 2012 at 8:15 am
Now a consulting company gets fired because it says bad things about the New jail we can't afford.
Web Link
on Sep 16, 2013 at 12:01 pm
Last link about New Jail Plan Unjustified went dead. Here is a new link.
Web Link
on Sep 16, 2013 at 12:32 pm
Munks seems to so so much in this county without repercussion. It's weird, like he wears an invisibility cloak or something. Or maybe it's just that so many residents wear blinders...
on Sep 16, 2013 at 1:24 pm
It has to do with the organized vote. They keep him elected, they never said boo about Operation DollHouse 4/21/2007, Also the Service League of San Mateo County did the same.
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Email to the campus community from Interim Chancellor Berman
February 9, 2010
Faculty, Staff and Students:
I want to thank the many people at UIS who went above and beyond the call of duty last week when the blizzard hit not only central Illinois, but much of the Midwest. I have heard a few stories that perhaps you have not heard, and I'd like to share them.
It is ironic that even though we closed the university last Wednesday, not everything was closed because we have to carry on essential services. Thanks, first of all, to our police officers, who have this amazing attitude that they have to get to work no matter what. And they do. I suspect that most of the rest of us almost take that for granted, but we shouldn't.
We have 1,100 students living on campus, and for some of them, the only place they have to eat during the day is in the Food Emporium. Brian Patton and the Food Service staff had ten people here by 9 a.m. Wednesday to serve breakfast to the UIS students. Some food service workers took taxis to get here; they were that dedicated to taking care of our students. The Food Emporium was open until 6 p.m., then Food Services opened the Founders Hall grill, which was open until midnight.
One of the biggest adventures that I heard about occurred with WUIS. Sean Crawford, news director, came to work Tuesday with blankets and a food supply, knowing it could be a long night. It was. He got a few hours of sleep on his office floor, but answered the continuously ringing phone in the evening and wee early morning hours with cancellations. Even when there a power outage, he continued to broadcast to an Internet audience. He left the station shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday.
Because of a rural electric outage that wasn't repaired until Wednesday afternoon and the failure of the backup generator, Greg Manfroi, the chief broadcast engineer at WUIS, contended with driving to Mechanicsburg to the WUIS tower on two occasions trying to solve problems, because we also supply the tower for National Weather Service, Illinois State Police and IEMA. Tuesday night, IEMA considered bringing a generator, but felt that after dark wasn't a good time to do any electrical work. Greg then had to trek through that blowing heavy snow about a quarter of a mile to get to the transmitter, because the lane to the site was closed. Not only that, but his vehicle was damaged by hitting some snow and he called for a tow to help liberate his vehicle. Later, he was alerted by a neighbor that a tow truck had come and taken away his SUV, without telling Greg, who was then stuck at the tower site. Station GM Bill Wheelhouse was able to go pick him up early Wednesday afternoon, a few hours later, after the road has been plowed. Wheelhouse also reported that the HD signals for the station would be down for about a week as a result of the outage.
Back on campus, meanwhile, Brian Beckerman is the grounds sub-foreman in charge of snow removal. Brian and his family live outside Petersburg, so instead of running the risk of not being able to make it back to work on Tuesday because of the ice problem Monday, Brian chose to sleep in his office the next two nights, Monday and Tuesday. It's an understatement to say that our entire removal crew was very dedicated to clearing the streets, sidewalks and parking lots – with 13 inches of drifting snow and ice on the campus. In addition to getting ready for UIS to reopen Thursday, Sangamon Auditorium had a "Get the Led Out" concert on Thursday evening, which meant accommodating hundreds of additional patrons on campus, which further complicating the grounds workers' challenge on what became a bone-chilling day.
I frankly don't know how they clear all that blowing snow – but I know that most of us just kind of expect that we'll have a path to our parking places and then to our buildings. And we did. So I'd like to give a major salute to Brian Beckerman and his grounds department personnel for their commitment to UIS.
The trouble with writing this thank-you note is that I've probably missed some other heroic stories of dedication. I apologize in advance for that. But I'd still appreciate hearing more stories if you have them. Let me know, please, so that we can keep the big story going.
Harry Berman
Interim Chancellor
More Storm Stories:
Terry Pryor, Mailing Equipment Operator, Expeditor II in the Campus Services department, baked cupcakes for the grounds workers to show her appreciation for their work.
From Todd Rotroff, Network Specialist Coordinator, ITS:
"Good Morning Harry,
The campus helpdesk was able to maintain normal business hours (til midnight on Tuesday night) due to the dedicated efforts of our student employees. Early on Tuesday I told all my off campus students to stay home for safety reasons and switched workforce to on-campus student employees only. It's not a heroic story, just a source of pride in our unit that when much of the rest of campus was shutting down we were still answering questions like we always do."
From Timothy W. Robert:
"Thank you for sharing these stories, it is in times like this that the dedication of the staff and faculty of our University really shines through.
On a similar note I would like to mention how the students living on campus helped to dig each other's cars out in the days after the blizzard. It really is a testement to the growing on-campus community to see students, who may only have met in passing before that day, taking time to help their neighbors reclaim their cars from mother nature."


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The Global Phosphorus Research Initiative is an international collaboration between 5 independent research institutes:
1. Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF), University of Technology, Sydney, Australia www.isf.uts.edu.au
2. Department of Thematic Studies - Water & Environmental, Linköping University, Sweden www.tema.liu.se/tema-v
3. Civil Engineering Department, University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, Canada www.civil.ubc.ca
4. Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), Sweden www.sei-international.org
5. Wageningen University, The Netherlands http://www.wur.nl/UK/
GPRI team bios and contact details:
Dr Dana Cordell
Research Principal Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney PO Box 123, Broadway, NSW 2007 AUSTRALIA
Postdoctoral researcher Department of Thematic Studies - Water & Environmental Studies, Linköping University SE-581 83 Linköping, SWEDEN
Dr Dana Cordell recently completed her doctoral research on 'the sustainability implications of global phosphorus scarcity for food security' which she undertook jointly at the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology Sydney, in Australia, and, Linköping University's Department for Water and Environmental Studies in Sweden. As an outcome of her research on sustainable phosphorus futures, Dana co-founded the Global Phosphorus Research Initiative. Dana is currently a core member of the international consortium of researchers working on the Sustainable Use of Phosphorus project for the EU (D.G. Environment), in addition to Securing the Phosphorus Future of Australia collaborative project with CSIRO. She also has 10 years of sustainability research experience leading and undertaking interdisciplinary sustainable water, sanitation and waste management projects many of which involved high-level stakeholder engagement.
Dr Tina Schmid Neset
Postdoctoral researcher Centre for Climate Science and Policy Research (CSPR)
Department of Thematic Studies - Water & Environmental Studies, Linköping University
SE-581 83 Linköping, SWEDEN
Dr Tina Schmid Neset is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Water and Environmental Studies at Linköping University. Her research areas include Material and Substance Flow Analysis studies and Ecological Footprint studies with a particular focus on resource flows and emissions linked to food production and consumption. Tina is currently the head of Climate Visualization at CSPR and co-founder of the Global Phosphorus Research Initiative. She has mainly worked in interdisciplinary environmental projects and is responsible for courses on Sustainable Development and Education for Sustainable Development at LiU.
Professor Stuart White
Director Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney PO Box 123, Broadway, NSW 2007, AUSTRALIA
Professor Stuart White is Director of the Institute for Sustainable Futures where he leads a team of researchers who create change towards sustainable futures through independent, project-based research. With over twenty years experience in sustainability research, Professor White's work focuses on achieving sustainability outcomes at least cost for a range of government, industry and community clients across Australia and internationally. This includes both the design and evaluation of programs for improving resource use efficiency and an assessment of their impact. Professor White has written and presented widely on sustainable futures and is a regular commentator on sustainability issues in the media.
Assoc Prof Jan-Olof Drangert
Senior Researcher Dept of Water & Environmental Studies, Linköping University
Assoc Prof Jan-Olof Drangert is a senior researcher at the Department of Water and Environmental Studies at Linköping University. He focuses his interdisciplinary research and consultancy work on sanitation and water issues in urban settings, both historically and in various parts of the world. He combines management and socio-cultural aspects with technical and health issues. He also coordinates research groups and conducts international training activities in ecological and sustainable sanitation.
Professor Donald Mavinic
Professor, Associate Head of the Department
UBC Civil Engineering
University of British Columbia, CANADA
Professor Don Mavinic's research interests cover many different aspects of environmental engineering. Topics include: phosphorus removal and recovery, nitrification and denitrification processes, landfill leachate management, biological waste treatment processes, wastewater residuals treatment, diffused aeration studies, drinking water pipe corrosion studies and disinfection by-products in drinking water.
Dr Ken Ashley
Adjunct Professor, Civil Engineering, UBC
Instructor, BC Institute of Technology
1957 Westview Drive, North Vancouver, BC, V7M 3B1, CANADA
Dr. Ashley was a limnologist with the British Columbia Fisheries Research and Development Section at UBC from 1979 to 2005, then was Senior Engineer in Environmental Management at the Greater Vancouver Regional District from 2005 to 2007. He currently is an Adjunct Professor in the Civil Engineering Department at UBC and Instructor in the Batchelor of Technology Program in Ecological Restoration at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. His areas of interest include artificial circulation of lakes and reservoirs, design of oxygenation technology, and the role of nutrients in maintaining productivity in coastal and interior streams, lakes and reservoirs. He obtained his B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Zoology and an M.A.Sc. and Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from UBC.
Dr Arno Rosemarin
Research and Communications Manager
EcoSanRes Programme, Stockholm Environment Institute
Kraftriket 2B, 106 91 Stockholm, SWEDEN
Dr Arno Rosemarin is Senior Research Fellow and currently Research and Communications Manager within the EcoSanRes Programme at Stockholm Environment Institute. Arno is an aquatic biologist with a research background in eutrophication, ecotoxicology and ecological sanitation. Arno has been researching the topic of global phosphorus reserves and methods to close the phosphorus nutrient loop in urban sanitation systems since 2003.
See: http://www.sei-international.org/staff?staffid=40
Ian Caldwell
Communications Assistant
Research and Communications
EcoSanRes, Stockholm Environment Institute
Kräftriket 2B, 106 91 Stockholm, SWEDEN
Between working at SEI, he worked as a research analyst for Jantzi Research in Toronto, Canada. Jantzi Research provides ethical investment research and his focus was on special projects to provide environmental, social and governance screening of investment portfolios. He co-authored the report on the Millennium Development Goals entitled "Sustainable Pathways to Attain the Millennium Development Goals - Assessing the Role of Water, Energy and Sanitation". He has a Bachelor's degree in Geography from Queen's University, Canada, and a Master of Science in Geography from the University of Toronto. His graduate research was focused on carbon sequestration capacity enhancement and its economic policy implications at a study site in Guizhou Province, China.
See: http://www.sei-international.org/staff?staffid=124
Dr Bert Smit
Senior researcher
Plant Research International (Wageningen UR),
Agrosystems Research
P.O. Box 616, 6700 AP Wageningen, The Netherlands
Dr Bert Smit is a senior researcher at the Wageningen University and Research Centre (Wageningen UR). He works at the unit Agrosystems Research of Plant Research International (PRI) on the development of sustainable agricultural systems thereby focusing on nutrients. For phosphorus he works on a more efficient use in agriculture (e.g. by placement techniques) and works together with other institutes to quantify the P-flows in the Netherlands. He is also a member of the Nutrient Flow Task Group (NFTG), a Dutch initiative to draw attention to the depletion of phosphorus.
See: http://www.wewur.wur.nl/popups/vcard.aspx?id=SMIT028&lang=uk


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There is only fifty four billion bucks at stake and fiscal doom looms? That is just a rounding error the way the government spends our money. I think we´re being lied to by both sides.
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Originally Posted by oldwiseman I find it amusing that people post on here... who cares, shut up. If you don't care then why read or comment on a post that is clearly about uni's? The people on this site are entitled to opinions. Whether or not some of you share them, that's ok too. Chill out on telling other members to shut up though. Why do you think UnderArmor and Nike sell all the accessory items? Do you think having an underarmor logo on a mouthpiece makes you play better? No, it's because people buy it to look good. Why do you think they do these combat uniforms? These companies spend millions of dollars promoting how cool their stuff looks because people want to buy cool stuff. To think that kids, fans, recruits, players, alumni, etc. don't care, or to think uniforms don't matter, then please explain the success of those companies and their excessive marketing spend on looking good. Players have been trying to make themselves look bad *** for years with tape, sweat bands, arm bands, colored gloves, face mask shields, stupid socks, different shoes, etc. etc. etc. the list goes on and on and on and shows to what level the players themselves will go to to look good on the field. So those that want to hate on a uni thread... just go read another post about how Jantz is still a better QB. That seems SO much more worth while. BTW, I think our home uni's are good if we get rid of the stripe on the pants. Away uni's are ugly as sin. Alabama has such a classic uni, I think it would be hard for them to change. There is history in that uni, like Michigan.
Originally Posted by BBHMagic Really? These uniforms are are probably my favorite ISU unis we've ever had. Wear White, home and away.
Uniforms look good on TV (even better when we win)/ I am concerned about getting 2 more wins- and if CPR keeps building- compensating him better compared to the rest of the Big 12. Not saying what he makes is bad in respect to us "regular" people but it is still lowest in Big 12.
For gripes sake some people are just never happy. I like our Uni's, for me its all about the W's period.
Originally Posted by leroycyclone Wear White, home and away. Too out of balance with the red helmets...needs red pants to work.
I'm on the side of a slight uniform upgrade...I think a bowl game patch would look sweet!
Originally Posted by MartyFine I like it! Just think how confused the D would be when we ran the zone read.
I love 'em. Would not mind if we had a gold shell but still keep the same logo/scheme. Other than that I wish we'd kept the red pants just to rotate them in once in a while and give us more combos. One thing is for sure though, the gold jerseys should never come back.
Originally Posted by killtrapper Too out of balance with the red helmets...needs red pants to work. Agreed, white helmets to go with the white uni's would help a ton. That may be a bigger issue than the ugly stripes.
I think our current uniforms are OK, but I would like to see us change it up for a couple games a year as we are now seeing with TCU, Oregon, even ND. It's fun.
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Originally Posted by BBHMagic Really? These uniforms are are probably my favorite ISU unis we've ever had. If you think these uni's are bad you should have a look at our uni's before Johnny Majors came to town, I felt sorry for Dave Hoppman and Tom Vaughn having to wear those old uniforms esp the Road Uniforms. With our present Road Uni's I prefer they wear the Cardinal pants which I think makes the Uniform Look a lot more modern. Go Cyclones Rip the heart right outta them Mild Cats from the lil apple !!
We need to look Faaast...cause if you look fast, you are fast. I vote for flames on the back of the helmets.
I can't wait till we break out the Gold jerseys this year, now those are sweet!
Originally Posted by Senolcyc LSU disagrees with you. Substitute red for purple and it's basically the same jersey. No one complains about LSU not looking "bad ***." They've had the same look for a long time and are generally considered pretty bad ***. Might have something to do with the players wearing them. Attachment 15441 Long time ya say? Not really unless you consider 1961 a long time ago when the Paul Dietzel led Chinese Bandits beat the Colorado Buffs in the Orange Bowl....
Originally Posted by swarthmoreCY These uni's are not bad. SO much better than the ones from the DMac era. If it was my decision I would go with: Or at least: I'd go with this uni that we wore against iowa. Best ever.
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I have hunted and searched and maybe overlooked this, but is Jangos Visor black or dark green?
I apologize if I missed this somewhere.
Thanks ahead of time.
Discussion on Silly Question - Jango Visor within the Jango Fett Costume forum, part of the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy Bounty Hunters category; Hey folks, I have hunted and searched and maybe overlooked
Hey folks,
I have hunted and searched and maybe overlooked this, but is Jangos Visor black or dark green?
I apologize if I missed this somewhere.
Thanks ahead of time.
I think most people go with dark green as its easy to find dark green welding visors. The darkgreen is also a bit easier to see through in my experience(which is limited). As far as accuracy goes I am non too sure but dark green often looks like black when there is a head shoved in the bucket
It is dark blue or black. I think I may have found something that will work. It is on order and I will post info once it gets in.
Asok, the man, always coming through. Thanks buddy, keep in touch
Seeing that I am also working on, what I hope to be my last Jango helmet, I need to find this stuff also. Then once I find it, letting all my friends know.
OOOHHHH yes, Inquiring minds want to know what you come up with!
What you up to asok? Spill the beans man!
Inquiring mind here would also like to know the outcome asok. I didnt like the looks of the green visors I saw in some shops around me.
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There is a welding supply place in town that has the normal green stuff. That will work great for my Boba. They looked and ordered me a shield that is "Smoked Gray" Not sure what that means, so I ordered one. It should be here in about a week.
Just got a call and the face shield is in and they say it is dark and not green! So, I just wanted to tease you a bit. I am hoping to have some sort of pics up later tonight.
Oh, you will have to show me this man. It would be nice not to have a green one!
Oh Asok, you tease! Thanks for heading this up bro!
oh yea - dibs since its my thread right?
As WhiteArmor can tell you, I think it is a little to light. I will post pic on Friday, that way I can get it in the daylight.
I think it is a little light and it has a slight green tint.
ahhh. man....any other leads Bill?
Yes, the sheild ended up being too light sadly. I remember seeing in an old car magazine this spray on tint stuff. It is supposed to be used for tinting tail lights on cars. So I am going to look around and see if this product is still avalible and see about getting a can to try out.
I looked into this also. I found a link that sells it pretty cheap. There are also some on the 'bay if you search under spray tint that show pics of what it looks like on some cars. I was going to see if I could find some around town so I didnt have to order it to let you guys know how it works... here is the link to the one I found on the net..
Cool, I will check the local auto parts stores as well before i resort to ording a can. Hopefully this will work out, but how knows.
Still working on finding some spray timt around here w/o ordering but I did stumble on an alternative Im going to try.
My fiance' works for a large eye care center. Well she just happen to mention while I was looking in a store for spray tint that they have a large tint machine that tints glass and plastic. She said it is large enough to do a T-visor so Im gonna have her ask what it cost, if any, and have here work one up on a clear visor. Keep your fingers crossed cause this may work out great!
I just dropped a clear visor in a bucket of black tint. The same idea that Camblin has.
The spray on tint looks good but you need the patience to apply several light coats and leaving half a day in between for it to dry... the only danger is that if you do one too many coats, it becomes somewhat opaque - I wasted a visor by rushing
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Well, I pulled it out this morning and it is purple and not black. I will let it go for a few more hours. Next I will try a blue tint. I just need to get another shield. Not sure when that will be.
I wish I would have paid more attention to your "black dying" post Asok. I could have told you it was going to be purply/blue...my bad. I am hunting for black as well.....
No worries. It would work great for a custom.
I just pulled it out and it is a purple/rose color. I will try blue next. Maybe it will turn out green.
I don't think you guys are gonna find a true black... Most likely the darkest/'blackest' tint will be smoke (Rembrandt/T-Visor sells a nice smoke one), or the blue/purple type that BM sells. I know that when shopping for fabric dyes, they all have a seperate color for the base. Like when a black t-shirt gets old and faded, it has either a brownish red tint for a red base, a greenish tint for green base, and so forth. The ones that look the most 'black' when they fade are the blue based ones, imo. Not sure if the dye that you are using for the visors follows the same pattern or not, but its just something that I've noticed that seems to be in accord with each other.
This is a BM visor from the outside:
And this is a Rembrandt/T-Visor from the outside:
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I have a new clear visor and some blue dye. Will post pics in a few days.
I just came across this thread by chance. I'm not informed on Jango at all, but I have to ask Asok and the others- Why won't a BM or T-visor shield work for your Jango Costumes? All the pictures I've ever seen of Jango the T-visor looks the same as Boba's- Black. Anyone care to explain this to me?
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Any visor will work. The real thing was blue or black. I know the 2 people who put together the C2 Jango and I just need to ask what color is it.
Anybody want to guess what color the blue dye turned my next clear visor?
So, as a recap:
Black dye = rose tint
blue dye = purple tint
I have a small visor that I am going to cut up and try brown next. Any other color ideas?
How blue does it need to be? I have found some blue window tint on ebay. (so-so IMO) I also found this:
I personally don't want to use a spray or tint. The risk of me messing it up it very high. Also, I just cut out my purple visor and it makes it blurry.
Has anyone used something like a snowmobile helmet visor? I see them in the local shops that sell those kinds of sporting equipment. There are different types, but there is a version that is flat (meaning only curved in one direction, side to side) and probably long enough top to bottom to get the whole T out of. They also come in different colours - dark grey, clear, and a couple others.
what about those clear desk protectors with an automotive privacy tint on it???by the way gypsyboy, you are makin' us canadians look bad still talking about snowmobile hemets in july LOL...
just kidding......EH!!
LOL Hey, just remember... Alaska is part of the USA and they probably have more snowmobiles than just about anywhere else. I suppose now is the wrong time of year to be looking for s'bile visors, but it seems to me Canadian Tire sells generic visors of that type all year round. I *think* they're actually high enough top to bottom, but I haven't had the opportunity to verify that.


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Progressive reduction of the Intussusception However, in some cases that are brought to the doctor late, or where these procedures fail, the option is to do an open surgery under general anesthesia. The child abdomen is opened and the bowel is inspected, and the intussusception area is localized, and the manual reduction is begun – if possible the intestines are checked for gangrene or perforation after reduction and if normal the abdomen is closed. If the intussusception cannot be reduced or there is gangrene of the intestine, such intestine has to be removed and the remaining parts of the intestines are joined together and then the abdomen is closed. These children are very toxic soon after surgery and may go into generalized sepsis and require high antibiotics for a long time of 10 days, along with intravenous fluids no oral intake for 7 days and long period of hospitalization. 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