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Among print media consumables, ink chemistries and innovations continue to change and evolve. A case in point is Landa Labs' microscopic, nanographic ink technology introduced at drupa three months ago. What will be the next ink breakthrough in the wide- and grand-format market? In this, its fourth Annual Ink Report, Wide-Format Imaging explores the current state of the ink market and examines the trends affecting your business—and related products to look for at Graph Expo in Chicago come October.
Industrial Strength White
Add white ink to HP Scitex FB7500/7600 industrial flatbed presses by installing an upgrade kit and white ink kit. At drupa, Hewlett-Packard announced the FB7500/FB7600 White Ink Kit as an ideal way for printers to realize new opportunities, applications, and revenue streams. The kit allows for expansion into a range of high-value, high-quality, short-run applications, HP said, such as window graphics, backlit production, and even printing directly on corrugated packaging media with no need for litho lamination.
Users can add white to the full set of six process colors to output high-opacity and rich, saturated color on clear or colored materials—all on a single press, without switching inks. The end result is high-value prints with excellent ink flexibility and abrasion resistance. Delivery is faster because there is no loading/unloading or moving between presses. In addition to saving on labor and prepress costs, the kit enables greater efficiency compared to alternative analog solutions.
Meanwhile, HP FB225 White Scitex Ink was designed with the HP Scitex industrial press and tested for optimal performance with its X2 printheads. Operator intervention is minimized thanks to a pair of five-liter ink containers and a large in-system white ink reservoir. The ink is designed with two white channels and a fast curing time to enable high system productivity.
Next-Gen UV Inkjet
And with the growth in single-pass, piezo-electric technology requiring robust UV-curable inks, Agfa has extended its family of Agora inks to bring high-performance benefits to a broader range of applications, including wide-format. Already established in the document and packaging sectors, these inks have now also been formulated for use in industrial applications.
Agfa's UV-curable inks are now available for system integrators, OEMs, industries, etc. in a variety of different formulations; researched and developed for specific market sectors and print head integration. Each product is designed for optimum productivity, with particular emphasis on offering the best substrate compatibility and reliability according to market sector, along with cost-effective consumption and very high quality results.
Working with print head manufacturers, Agfa has developed stable inks to cater for specific production segments within the inkjet industry. Accurate droplet size with outstanding sharpness and color accuracy is complemented by lowest overall consumption and the ability to generate very fast throughput speeds that exceed 328 fpm and guarantee superior adhesion across a range of substrates.
As more PSPs invest in highly capable inkjet printing devices, the performance of the ink in these systems is becoming one of the key differentiating factors in the production of wide-format print. The result of many years of continuous development, Fujifilm's Uvijet UV inks offer market leading performance in terms of color vibrancy, image quality, adhesion flexibility, and finishing capability performance. Uvijet OZ, a new high-performance ink system, was launched with new Inca Onset S40i at drupa. The inks are the result of an R&D program focused on improved adhesion performance and post-print finishing properties on a range of media. Uvijet OZ has been designed to give a higher degree of flexibility, enabling users to fold, crease, cut, drive, and route printed media.
Combined with Inca's software and the ink drop placement of the Fujifilm Dimatix printheads, the end result is 600 dpi print quality with the option of four or six colors. With these enhancements across hardware, software, and consumables, Fuji and Inca say they can prove the Onset S40i can pay for itself in just six months.
Also at drupa 2012 in May, Fujifilm showed Uvijet QN ink running in the new Uvistar Pro8 (available this month). The eight-color ink set delivers improved image quality, enabling superwide print produced by this machine to be used for indoor exhibition and display graphics. One of the major advancements of the Pro8 platform is the inclusion of a complete set of light colors, within the ink set, which increase print quality without compromising on print speed. Together with its unique Parallel Drop Size (PDS) technology, this allows the Pro8 to produce high-definition display POP graphics at speeds in excess of 984 square feet per hour.
Fujifilm also demonstrated the performance advantages of three other new Uvijet ink systems in Dusseldorf:
- Uvijet KA runs on the Acuity Advance HS X2 hybrid printer. Demonstrations highlighted how this new ink system exhibits excellent adhesion to a range of rigid and flexible media.
- Uvijet LL is running on the new Acuity LED 1600. This eight-color ink system includes high-opacity white and clear inks tailored to deliver optimum performance with the Fujifilm proprietary LED curing system onboard the printer.
- In addition, Fujifilm showcased its new cloud-based color management software, XMF ColorPath, and Web-to-print system, XMF PrintCentre, which also can be seen at Graph Expo this fall.
Eco-solvent: Sign of the Times
Epson's latest solvent ink, UltraChrome GS2, makes its debut in the new SureColor S30670 printer. The ink set includes a newly formulated yellow ink that can produce prints with up to three years of outdoor durability without lamination. In addition, these new inks deliver virtually odorless printing without the need for external dryers, special ventilation, or air purification systems, and do not contain Nickel (Ni) compounds, helping to reduce impact on the environment and potential harm to workers.
Among sign company operators, there also is increased interest in Triangle brand EDX eco solvent inks for Roland DGA printers. The Nickel-free formulation from INX Digital International provides an easy, waste-free conversion while offering media compatibility and super chemical resistance.
Roland DGA users can count on bright, true, and clean colors, said INX. No re-profiling is needed to run HPS, regardless if converting from previous Triangle options or OEM inks. Chemically compatible with the OEM inks, EDX inks offer excellent adhesion to a much wider range of media with superb resistance to alcohol and common cleaning agents. These advanced formula, fast-drying inks also are color compatible with OEM options and provide higher resolution due to more accurate drop placement. They are available in 440-ml. cartridges through INX Digital's global distribution network.
Partners in Ink
3M Commercial Graphics works continually with printer manufacturers to develop new branded inks that give customers digital printing options for producing graphics backed by the 3M MCS Warranty. Pre-drupa, 3M and Seiko I Infotech Inc. teamed up to introduce GX 3M inks made for use in the Seiko ColorPainter H Series printers. Designed for printing on many 3M brand opaque, translucent, and reflective graphic films, GX 3M inks can be applied in fleet and vehicle graphics, indoor and outdoor signs, and promotional graphics.
The solvent inks have excellent conformability, and are available in eight colors, including cyan, magenta, yellow, black, light cyan, light magenta, and two shades of white. GX 3M inks are suitable for graphic films applied on compound curves, corrugations, and riveted and flat surfaces, offering outstanding versatility to users. When protected with the proper 3M overlaminate, the inks are also durable and weather resistant. "The Seiko ColorPainter H Series has proven to be a successful printer in the wide-format graphic industry; we are excited about the opportunity to offer a co-branded ink for this reputable machine," said Adam Larson, marketing supervisor, 3M Commercial Graphics.
Additional 3M co-branded inks launched in the past year include the EFI VUTEk GS and GSr inks. One of EFI's newest printers uses a mild solvent dye sub ink. The VUTEk TX3250r enables soft signage printing, such as on a textile substrate instead of vinyl. The printer's core technology is a mild solvent dye sub ink that combines high-definition color and high resolution at high production speeds. This T Series ink stands up to the unique demands of textile printing. It is wash-resistant and dryer-resilient for indoor and outdoor graphics so they can be used over and over again. The inks can be infused into fabrics for head-turning color vibrancy and excellent draping qualities.
Night Graphics
Enter the "Night Graphics Market" with the world's first solvent fluorescent inks for wide-format printers, making their debut this month. Seiko has developed new fluorescent inks in two vivid colors: neon yellow and neon pink. These inks can be used with ColorPainter W Series printers to produce fluorescent graphics that shine bright under normal lighting and glow under blacklight conditions. Neon inks will work in all existing ColorPainter W printers and will be available in September, Seiko said.
Seiko also introduced new, low cost inks for the ColorPainter H2P Series printers. This VX ink set is designed for high-volume banner shops for 'round-the-clock printing. While saving production time, these ink sets also are less expensive and reduce running costs.
Sun-Kissed Print
Consistent brand-perfect color reproduction is always a challenge when producing point-of-purchase (POP) displays for regional and national marketers, or global brands in multiple international venues. Obtaining client approval with minor or no alterations plays a key role in the process. All too often, variable or less-than-ideal lighting and imprecise tools can skew perceptions, resulting in costly, time consuming color adjustments and production delays.
At drupa, the SAKATA INX Group—including INX International Ink Co. and INX Digital International—demonstrated new tools and technologies that can dramatically improve color management and control, reducing if not eliminating major promotional problems en route to the marketplace.
"Our global presence along with cross-platform ink product and application know-how enhances our ability to offer comprehensive consulting services for total color management and quality improvement," said Kuniyoshi Horimoto of Sakata INX. "Ongoing involvement in this area with users of our inks and related technologies has led to development of two highly practical, effective tools."
There is no better light than natural sunlight for viewing color output, and now the Natural Light LED viewing box provides the next-best thing.
"The Natural Light LED light source is designed to allow objects to be perceived in their natural color, as it is with sunlight," Horimoto noted. "drupa visitors [saw] for themselves the difference it makes in an object's color hue compared to the fluorescent lights frequently used in our industry."
The Natural Light LED removes subjective guesswork, expressing high color rendering property "by the numbers," as a general Color Rendering Index (CRI) value of 98. That's just shy of sunshine's 100 CRI, indicating the Natural Light LED viewing box's ability to faithfully reproduce colors in comparison with nature's own.
"This makes it an ideal light source for color-critical applications which printers and global marketers deal with daily," Horimoto added. "Natural Light LED closely emulates sunshine in both the breadth and depth of its spectral distribution. In contrast, fluorescent light sources have a much lower CRI and, more importantly, they exaggerate some colors while downplaying others. This significantly impacts what the viewer sees, which makes this viewing box a natural for conventional or digital print operations."


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Biography of people alive today is being preserved with new, robust digital methods. A good place to find out examples of this kind of preservation is the Library of Congress Blog, where for example the new recording of people recalling history is described in this post: Library Preserves Voice of Last Living World War I Veteran.
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With the proposed countywide transportation tax failing to be pushed to the November ballot recently, the Stanislaus Council of Governments has begun looking to other funding options to begin developing the South County Corridor, connecting the cities of Turlock and Patterson.
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In a split vote that came after much public opposition, the City Council voted 3-2 to move forward with the proposed water rate increases for Turlock residents that will take place over a five-year span.
As warmer weather leads to many Turlock residents spending time outdoors, it is important to keep in mind various security measures that should be taken while leaving windows and doors open to enjoy the spring breeze.
Following months of preparing for the proposed water rate increases in Turlock, the City Council will be discussing the increases at length during their Tuesday meeting during a public hearing where community residents are encouraged to voice any questions or concerns on the matter.
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text: I will first admit that I didn't purchase the original version of Disclaimer as I only got into Seether about 4 months ago. So after hearing that it was to be re-released with extra songs and a DVD I thought I would wait for that. Upon receiving this on the day of release, I stuck it straight into my CD player and cranked it up. Being a Nirvana fan, I can make some comparisons along the lines of they sound rather similair. For me, the best songs are Gasoline, Fine Again, Driven Under, Sympathetic and Broken (with Amy Lee). This is probably the first album that I own with which I have no alarms toward any song – they are all absolutely brilliant ! Now I suppose I shall wait until 2005 for the proper follow-up and if it is anything like Disclaimer (musically), then I can't wait. Also – I have heard a lot of people compare Seether to Staind. All I can say to that is that apart from 'Break The Cycle', Staind are yet to produce anything of any quality – whereas Seether have managed it with their first try and hopefully Seether's next album will be just as good.


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13" MacBook Pro vs. 13" MacBook Air?
So my early 2009 white Macbook is on its way out, hanging and slowing down and generally being troublesome. Consequently I am looking to replace it with either a 13" MacBook Pro or the same sized Air. I would like the forum's thoughts on which one is the better choice.
Specifically I would be getting the Pro with the 2.5GHz processor, 500GB HDD and 8GB RAM, or the 13" Air with the 1.8GHz processor, 128GB SSD and 8GB RAM. The prices are approximately the same.
I am just finishing a PhD in the UK and will be using this alongside my iMac for the next few months, and then I will be moving to Nepal in January, where the new laptop will be my sole computer for 9 months or so.


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Legislation passes encouraging VA to allow veterans access to local medical care
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TRENTON – Legislation sponsored by 9th District Legislators Sen. Christopher J. Connors and Assembly members Brian E. Rumpf and DiAnne C. Gove that contains recommendations issued by the Veterans' Hospital Task Force for a comprehensive plan for expanding health care access for military veterans living in the southern part of the state has passed the state Senate.
The measure passed the Assembly last June.
The 9th District delegation sponsored the law that originally established the task force. Subsequently, Connors and Gove were named to the task force by Gov. Chris Christie. The bipartisan-supported concurrent resolution urges the federal Department of Veterans Affairs to take appropriate action to expand health care access for military veterans living in southern New Jersey.
Connors, Rumpf and Gove issued the following statement following the Senate's action on this veterans' initiative:
"Testimony provided during the task force's hearings demonstrated that there is a compelling need to expand health care options for veterans living in the southern end of the state to meet their medical needs and raise their quality of life. Under the current system many veterans living in the area endure hardships, including having to travel unreasonable distances to VA facilities located in north Jersey or another state in order to receive medical treatment.
"The construction of a veterans' hospital in south Jersey was one of first options the task force considered. After thorough deliberation, the portability of health insurance emerged as a more realistic and attractive option whereby veterans could receive medical care from local non-VA facilities, when it became readily apparent that building a new facility would be cost prohibitive.
"Unquestionably, the VA's dedicated personnel have capably and compassionately delivered medical services to our veterans over the decades. That stated, systemic changes are in order as was illustrated by the testimony provided by many south Jersey veterans that centered on the hardships created under the current system.
"Given its unequaled experience in treating veterans, the legislation supports the task force's recommendation that the VA administer a pilot program which would be created to give area veterans greater access to local medical centers. Our delegation strongly believes such an initiative would not only greatly enhance healthcare opportunities for all veterans living in southern New Jersey but would, very likely, prove to be a more cost effective system of providing high-quality care."
The legislation urges the VA to support the following recommendations:
Recognize that the deficiencies in providing to the healthcare needs of veterans living in southern New Jersey are a serious problem that must be addressed as soon as possible.
Assuming that the construction of a new veterans' healthcare facility in southern New Jersey is not feasible, create a pilot program to give area veterans greater access to local medical centers, including AtlantiCare, the Bacharach Institute of Rehabilitation, Cape May Regional Medical Center, the Virtua System, Shore Medical Center, the Inspira Health Network, and the Meridian Health Care System, which represent just a few health care facilities that are interested in participating in the pilot program.
Recognize that such a pilot program, administered by the department, would save money and greatly enhance healthcare opportunities for all veterans living in southern New Jersey.
Move Ocean County into the Veterans' Integrated Service Network 4 from its current VISN, so that veterans from that county, which has the greatest number of veterans in the state, would no longer need to travel to East Orange, Wilmington or Philadelphia for needed healthcare services.
Provide additional information about the healthcare services that are already available to veterans living in southern New Jersey.
Focus greater attention on the healthcare needs of women veterans.
And provide additional staffing to the Northfield Veterans' Clinic, which is an admirable facility but lacks sufficient staff to address adequately the needs of local veterans.
After passing both houses of the Legislature, ACR-177/SCR-142 was filed with the Secretary of State and awaits the governor's signature.


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Two men admit roles in frying pan attackBy Eric Blaisdell
STAFF WRITER | May 21,2013BARRE Two men have admitted their roles in an attack on a man with a frying pan over a drug debt in August, while a warrant has been issued for a third for failing to appear for his sentencing in the case.
In Washington County criminal court in Barre on Monday, Dylan C. Dukette, 21, of Berlin, pleaded guilty to simple assault and felony unlawful restraint. He was given a five-year deferred sentence. Dukette will be on probation for five years and, if he successfully completes that term of probation, the convictions will be expunged from his record.
If Dukette fails to complete probation, he would return to court for another sentencing, where he could face the maximum of 16 years in prison for the charges. He was also sentenced to perform 150 hours of community service.
Michael J. Lucey Jr., 20, of Berlin, was given a one-year deferred sentence for simple assault as well as 40 hours of community service. Lucey pleaded guilty to the charge in February.
David D. Billings, 26, of Berlin, was to have been sentenced Monday on convictions for simple assault and felony unlawful restraint. However, he did not show up, so a warrant was issued for his arrest. Billings previously agreed to a sentence of 10 days to one year for the simple assault, a five-year deferred sentence for unlawful restraint and 150 hours of community service.
As part of pleading guilty, the three men agreed the police affidavit was accurate.
According to that affidavit, 29-year-old Shane Moody, who did not have a hometown listed, was picked up in a vehicle by Billings and Dukette and taken to Billings apartment. Moody told police Billings then jumped on his back, grabbed him by the throat and started strangling him. Police said Dukette started strangling Moody with everything he had as Lucey helped restrain Moody so Billings could hit him in the head with a frying pan.
Dukette and Lucey then sat Moody on a chair, tied his hands behind his back with a rope, and bound his foot to the chair with a belt before Billings punched Moody in the face, according to the affidavit.
After the beating, police said, Lucey cleaned the blood off Moody and the three took him, still bound, to Berlin Pond Road and dropped him off after untying his hands.
Deputy States Attorney Kristin Wood said Monday that Moody admitted to her he conned Billings out of money for a drug deal and was supportive of the sentences for the three men.
Neither Dukette nor Lucey has any previous convictions. Billings has a driving under the influence conviction in August 2010.
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The Big Apple Miata Club, located on Long Island, NY, is a group dedicated to the enjoyment and preservation of the Mazda Miata through events, meetings and gatherings. Our goals are to have fun, drive safe and enjoy our cars.
The club members enjoy their Miatas during weekend and day tours throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Regions. A mainstay of every ride is enjoying the bounty of restaurants located along our routes with the good company of other members. Since the club is mainly involved in touring, we look forward to the ideas that new members can contribute.
We welcome all who share our passion for the Miata and enjoy interesting rides and the company of fellow members. We hope you enjoy your visit and consider joining The Big Apple Miata Club.
Dear Members,
Since my last newsletter, we have just returned from a long weekend trip to the Civil War Battlefield at Gettysburg PA. The weather could not have been better. The ride was planned by new members Ray and Linda Cody with assistance from Paul and Marie. The Marriott Towne Suites in York PA were very nice with complete kitchen facilities including a dish washer.
We took the bus tour of the battlefield with a very knowledgeable guide who had 46 years experience. After the tour, we visited the museum and Cyclorama which is a painting that is 27 feet high by 359 feet long in a circular theater depicting Pickett's charge at Gettysburg.
On Sunday we drove to Lititz and Lancaster for some shopping and touring of the country side. We encountered many Amish buggies along the way as they were out for Sunday worship. The Miata's were careful to give them the right of way and avoid the horse manure.
This Saturday is our Strawberry Pickin' ride and lunch. Next month we are planning a day trip tour to West Point and Bear Mountain plus our annual picnic to Orient Point Beach State Park is shortly after that. So we have some nice day trips planned for those members who can't make the overnighter's.
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April 3, 2004
Tifton- The theme of this year's Abraham Baldwin College homecoming is Celebrating our traditions, Creating our Future, something Governor Sonny Perdue says ABAC students and alumni do very well.
"It's growing and changing, but it's always ABAC," says Perdue.
Over the past year, the historically agricultural college has embarked on millions of dollars of construction projects, many that were made possible by recommendations made by the governor himself.
"I've got a deep appreciation for the historic contributions, the traditions of agriculture in our state. It was it's first industry and still it's largest industry."
Perdue says his personal experiences with farm life have given him a deep connection and respect for the school and it's contribution to the state.
"The productivity of agriculture has increased because of places like ABAC where they find better methods, more productive, and more efficient methods of producing the food and fiber not only for the U.S., but for the world."
The governor says he'll do all he can to make sure ABAC will continue to lead the way in improving and growing Georgia's agricultural industry.
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-- — Charles and Betty Kiefer, Greensburg, are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Sarah Lynn Kiefer, to Joseph Michael Luhring, son of Joe and Judy Luhring, Batesville. The bride-elect is a 1995 graduate of South Decatur High School who earned bachelor's degrees in linguistics from Purdue University in 1999 and in communication disorders from Indiana State University in 2005. She earned her master's degree in hearing, speech and language sciences from Ohio University in 2007. She is employed as a speech-language pathologist at the Cincinnati Veterans Affairs Medical Center. The prospective groom is a 2000 graduate of Batesville High School and a 2002 graduate of Universal Technical Institute with a certificate in HVAC/R. He is employed as a maintenance technician at Decatur County Memorial Hospital. The couple plan to wed on June 4 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Crossroads, with the Rev. Robin Owen officiating. Following a honeymoon in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, they will reside in Batesville.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Hope was broadcast from the lobby of Kosair Children's Hospital where four local radio stations teamed up to raise money for a great cause.
Thursday's collaboration was part of the fourth annual Kosair Children's Hospital Radio-thon.
The stations asked listeners to chip in to try to raise $1 million for the hospital.
Courtney Shewmaker with the Children's Miracle Network, said, "They give it to the area's greatest need so whatever the hospital needs we are able to do that we're able to buy chemo chairs for the kids and monitors for the tiniest babies and just all the need there is here at the hospital."
The event raised more than $750 thousand in 2011.
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Can a court still be scandalised?
Scandalising the court. The phrase summons images of swooning judges, wigs askew, smelling salts wafted beneath judicial nostrils. Which is nonsense, really, because judges, perhaps more than any of us, have seen and heard it all. They are just not the swooning sort.
Judicial resilience not withstanding, the offence of scandalising the court is still on the England and Wales statute book, although its days may be numbered as the Law Commission opens a consultation asking whether the offence should be retained or consigned to history.
It is already almost history: the offence has not been successfully prosecuted in England & Wales for 81 years, although we had a near miss earlier this year.
So what is scandalising the court? It is a form of contempt of court that you might commit if you do or publish anything that is likely to bring the administration of justice into disrepute. This might include, for example, being extremely offensive towards a member of the judiciary or suggesting that he or she is corrupt.
Unlike certain other contempt offences, however, the offence is not concerned with prejudicing particular proceedings, but only with affecting the administration of justice generally.
And there you have it. Interest in the offence was revived in March 2012 when the attorney general for Northern Ireland obtained leave to prosecute Peter Hain MP for statements in his book Outside In, in which he criticised Lord Justice Girvan's handling of a judicial review application. The prosecution was discontinued after Hain issued a statement clarifying the intention behind his remarks.
Apart from that glitch earlier this year, it doesn't seem to be an offence that the courts are quick to evoke. Tales are legion of the bar and the bench winning verbal points off one another, and even when the judge comes off second best, no prosecution has ensued.
There is the anecdote about an infuriated judge who asked barrister FE Smith: 'Mr Smith, what do you think I am here for?' To which Smith replied: 'My lord, it is not for me to question the inscrutable workings of providence.' Smith wasn't clapped in irons for scandalising the court. In fact, he went on to become lord chancellor.
The press has been treated leniently, too. During the 1988 Spycatcher case, which cost taxpayers £3m, a certain newspaper described judges as 'fools' and no prosecution ensued.
So maybe it is time to scrap the offence. We have libel laws, after all, and anyway the offence may be incompatible with article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which protects our right to free speech.
And why should the judiciary, in any case, be offered special protection? They are not the swooning sort.
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The Hokies aren't deep at defensive tackle. Should they switch to the 3-4 to hide their DT deficiency?
Bud Foster is one of three candidates to have interviewed for the Pitt job. Penn State defensive coordinator Tom Bradley appears to be a favorite, but Foster could easily get the job.
Links from various bloggers and beat writers about this year's Orange Bowl.
The Hokies have several options on the table for how to handle their two middle linebacker positions against Stanford.
Will Texas go after Bud Foster to fill its defensive coordinator vacancy?
Here's what to watch leading up to the Hokies' game against the Cardinal.
"Foster's lunch-pail approach would play well in the Iron City. Ditto his record of building ornery, lock-down defenses. [...] Foster is familiar with Pitt from Virginia Tech's time in the Big East -- the teams clashed annually from 1993-2003 and are scheduled for a home-and-home in 2012 and '13."David Teel from the Newport News Daily Press says Bud Foster is a good fit for the Pittsburgh job. Whether or not we have to break out the alert system again remains to be seen.
One report says E.J. Manuel, not Christian Ponder, will start at QB for Florida State in tonight's ACC Championship Game.
The first Bud Foster rumor of the year is finally here. This one links the Virginia Tech defensive coordinator to the Vanderbilt head coaching job.
Georgia Tech's offense has been inconsistent this year, unlike the well-oiled machine we saw last season.
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The flu
has hit the U.S. hard shutting down schools and affecting the workflow of
businesses. Now, the flu seems to be having an impact on blood donation as
well. Shepeard Community Blood Center is asking for donors to please help
save local lives today.
"We are
currently experiencing low donor turnout at majority of our blood drives and
center locations," said Claire Rossie, spokesperson for Shepeard Community
Blood Center. "The flu season has created quite a challenge in meeting
the needs of our local community."
depends on loyal, volunteer blood donors to help patients in 21 local
hospitals. O negative donors are especially needed right now because it
is the blood type emergency responders reach for when seconds count. O
negative is the universal blood type which means anyone can receive it.
community is always extremely supportive and always comes to our aid when
needed, and we thank them for all of their help," said Rossie. "We need
donors right now more than ever. If you have donated blood before and it has
been a while, or even if you have never donated blood, please consider donating
blood today."
All healthy people weighing at least 110 pounds and at least 17 years old,
or 16 with written parental consent, can come to one of Shepeard's center
locations to donate or visit www.shepeardblood.org
to find community blood drives in your area this month. Please be sure to eat a
good, healthy meal and drink plenty of water before and after your donation.
Shepeard Community Blood Center - Augusta
1533 Wrightsboro Road, Augusta, GA 30904
Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Shepeard Community Blood Center - Evans
4329 Washington Road, Evans, GA 30809
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Sunday: 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Beginner, Fall, Garden Design, Growing, Planning, Planting, Teresa O Connor,
Fresh herbs are pretty and delicious, as well as easy to grow.
Here are some ideas for easy favors for the guests at your next garden party.
Photographed at my neighbor's home, the colorful flowers self-seed themselves each year and bloom from summer to frost. These grow alongside a fence, with a climbing red rose arching over top. It's one of my favorite stops along my daily dog walk, especially later in the season, when many other plants are dying back. Rudbeckias Rock: The cheerful flowers – also known as Black-Eyed-Susan – stand up to heat, humidity and drought. A member of the Asteraceae family, this annual (sometimes biennial or perennial) is native to much of North America. Butterflies and bees love the flowers, and songbirds eat the seed heads in cold weather. I've never seen pests or pathogen problems on my neighbor's carefree plants. But to reduce the risks of fungal diseases and other problems in your garden, always leave room between plants for good airflow, avoid overhead watering (especially in humid climates) and remove diseased parts promptly.
Here are more rudbeckia growing in avid Idaho gardener/blog-writer Victoria William's lovely cottage-style garden. To keep these flowers blooming like this into fall, she deadheads them religiously during the growing season. Start seeds indoors six to eight weeks before the last frost date. Or direct seed outdoors after temperatures reach about 60 degrees.
I've been debating where to add some to my garden, and along with these colors, I'm intrigued with Rudbeckia hirta 'Cherry Brandy.' It's the first-ever to grow red flowers from seed, and grows about two feet tall with large and luscious cherry-red flowers centered with chocolate. Doesn't that sound yummy?
Asters Delight: Late in the season – right around when the peppers and winter squashes are ready to harvest – the charming daisy-like asters appear in purple, white, red and pink, depending on the variety. My aster plant was given to me (without the variety name) during my Master Gardening training. The dormant perennial in the small plastic pot looked pathetic and dead at the time, but we were told to bring it back to life in the spring. Since that time, the little plant took off. A few years later, it grew into the beauty above, which has since been divided and shared with friends, as well as replanted throughout the garden.
Hardy in Zones 3 to 8, asters thrive in moist, well drained, loamy soil in full and partial sun. Beloved by butterflies, asters are a late-season pollen source for bees and other pollinators. In my garden, the charming flowers bloom around the time of the elderberries, a popular food source for many species of birds.
Calendula Couldn't be Cuter: This is a popular annual in my garden, especially when Calendula officinalis self-seeds alongside some hot-pink 'Shirley' poppies like it did this summer. The carefree calendula has edible flowers that I use in my Calendula-Orange Biscuits, salads and soups. The plant's nickname is Pot Marigold, because the herb was used so often in the stew pot during the Middle Ages.
Early summer and fall are often the most prolific times for this plant, because calendula prefers cool temperatures. Here they are shown in front of'Biergarten' sage, where the plants get morning sun and late-afternoon shade.
I deadhead flowers throughout the summer with my Fiskars PowerGear® Bypass Pruner and they bloom throughout fall. Allow a few flowers to go to seed, so you have calendulas again year after year. Otherwise, sow seeds directly in early spring so they germinate in cool temperatures.
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One of my favorite new hybrid varieties is 'Sorbet,' which comes in more than 30 colors including this delicious orange. These violas were bred to be both heat and cold resistant, so they have a long growing season. Wouldn't a garden pot overflowing with these orange flowers – combined with 'Sorbet Black Delight' violas – look frighteningly pretty next to your pumpkins on the front porch?
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Today, November, 1 is the feast of All Saints in the Roman Catholic Church and some mainline churches. All Saints Day 2012 comes at a time when Jamaica is picking up the pieces after it was hit by Hurricane Sandy and while the results of the population 2011 population census indicate that Jamaicans are moving away from the mainline churches.
Today, the Roman Catholic Church has a system of canonisation of saints complete with rules. One precondition is the evidence of miracles. Another is the lapse of time during which a thorough investigation is done. In 2001, Gleaner columnist Deacon Peter Espeut made the excellent point that had there been a system of heroes in 1865, the tyrannical governor Edward John Eyre would have been made the national hero, not Paul Bogle and George William Gordon. And one can further speculate that in the days of the pirates, Henry Morgan whom they made governor, would have been a national hero.
Chapter 11 of the Book of Hebrews speaks to the exemplary faith of the earliest Jewish ancestors. We read in Romans 8:28: "We know that by turning everything to their good, God co-operates with all those who love Him, with all those He has called according to His purpose. They are the ones He chose specially long ago and intended to become true images of his Son, so that His Son might be the eldest of many brothers. He called those He intended for this; those He called He justified, and those He justified He shared in His glory."
A study of the lives of the saints can inspire Christians. In Jamaica, studying the lives of our national heroes can also be an inspiration. Not so with the lower Jamaican honours because some have received them for reasons other than merit or worthiness. I have written these sentiments for more than two decades as a newspaper columnist and in the nearly 19 years that I did a commentary on IRIE FM between 1990 and 2009, not just since Usain Bolt was over-decorated. And by the way, I have no problem with the athletes receiving money, land and houses. I much prefer that than overusing our system of honours.
How can we ensure integrity in the award of honours when so many discourage honesty? In 1999, a postman stationed in Montego Bay returned $3 million of government funds that had been mistakenly sent to the post office where he worked. He was referred to as a "big idiot" by many. And when he received a badge of honour the cursing started again. That was 13 years ago. Has there has been any significant change?
Nor do we appreciate martyrs. In the 1980s I attended a movie at Carib cinema about the German priest Father Maximillian Kolby, now a declared saint of the Roman Catholic Church. He swapped places with a man condemned to death in concentration camp so that the man could support his wife and family. The patrons were angry, some hissed their teeth and many said they were sorry they spent their money to see the movie. "Is dis mi pay mi money fah," some asked. Incidentally, 4000 Roman Catholic priests were killed in concentration camps in Germany along with the six million Jews during World War II.
On Sunday October 21, Pope Benedict XVl canonised, among others, Kateri Tekakwitha, a 17th century Mohawk who lived for only 24 years in modern-day Canada. Here in Jamaica, the Roman Catholic Church leases the Donnington Primary School in St Mary to the government. The original name of the school was the Kateri Tekakwitha School, named in honour of this Mohawk woman from Canada decades before she was declared a saint.
In 1951, Jamaica experienced the ravages of Hurricane Charlie. In August 1953, Jamaica was dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven with the unveiling of the statue of Mary in front of Holy Trinity Cathedral. It is of note that since Jamaica was dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1951, Jamaica has had very few hurricanes. And this has happened in spite of the dwindling number of Roman Catholics in Jamaica as brought out by the population census.
The Roman Catholic Church was banned in Jamaica from 1655 to 1792. And the church was allowed only to operate among those who came from overseas and were Catholics. While some Roman Catholics have left their church for other churches, many Roman Catholics in Jamaica tend to migrate far more than other Jamaicans. Indeed, it is consistent with the complaints that Roman Catholics in Jamaica were mostly of European stock, the same set of people who migrated heavily, starting in the 1970s.
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So fantasbaseballcafe.com is doing an analysis of all 30 teams, and the first team is the Braves.
A few thoughts on the article.
1. No one seems to understand the Vazquez trade was mainly a salary dump. This should be more apparent since we traded Soriano for legos and a swing set, but I guess not. In the salary dump we got a sweet pitching prospect, but that wasn't pointed out.
2. "A return to the playoffs is unlikely until those youngsters (not sure who he's talking about) produce." I don't agree with this. The team with possibly the best rotation in baseball and a deep bullpen always have a chance at the playoffs.
3. The never mentioned Chipper Jones. Chipper had a way off year (still with 18HR), but the guy hit .364 for the batting title 2 seasons ago. Let's remember Chipper as Braves fans.
4. He thinks Melky will be in left and Diaz in right. I don't think this guy is studied up like the Talking Chop's peeps. He thinks if Heyward comes up then Diaz loses his job not Cabrera. (I don't think I'm going to study his site for fantasy purposes).
5. "The trade of Vazquez seriously hurt this rotation's depth." It's not like the rotation is weak now, with Kawakami as the 5th starter. We had 6 for sure starters, now we have 5, with Medlen there if we need him. Maybe the writer should write Vazquez and let him know his feelings for him.
And a side note from me, I really really like Prado as a fantasy sleeper this season. He was tied for 10th in BA last season and 5th among 2B in OBP. Very underrated.
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I have just re-read what I have written and...............well it could have a double meaning but only if you have a mind to be thinking like that in the first place, its not like you @elsiegee40?
Must be something in the water.......................or have you been reading those books..................what are they called now................."50 shades of grey" Mmmmm!
I've dropped about a stone so far - Still training for my 10 miler in October. Been also doing weights though so can't really go on weight as increased muscle a lot especially in my legs!
In all honesty I really didn't mean for it to sound like that but I am sure to the ladies of this forum it may seem a little exuberant and fracticious but truthfully it was not meant that way.
It is as you say from my past virtues "Just like me" but its all in the "Best possible taste" hehe!
Well I've not had much progress recently but I've been going biking twice a week doing a 7mile mountain bike trial route and I've also began rock climbing (mainly bouldering) once a week which you really do feel the next couple of days! weight hasn't really changed since last September It went down to just over 200lbs but back at around 214lbs now some of this is muscle I assume as I began doing alot more weights at the gym but having not been to the gym for near 2months I've began going out much more as I enjoy it and overall burn alot more going out for 2-3hours on the bike. Diet has gone to pot tho eating w/e recently but about to change that again bringing lunch to work rather then going tescos most days, nice Chilli jam and chicken breast in a weight watchers wrap today, 2L bottle of water also on my desk must drink more water!
Had a bit of a break the last half term and put 11lbs back on, have lost that and another 6lbs since I got back on the diet after the Edugeek conference.
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Did anyone see the series The Men Who Made Us Fat? It's still on iplayer, and well worth a watch.
Also, you could do some research on The French Paradox. In a nutshell, the French eat far more saturated fat, but suffer far less heart disease and have less of an obesity problem.
The latest theory behind this is reasonably simple - they eat good quality food (instead of large quantities of poor quality food), they don't eat on 'auto-pilot' in front of the telly, they don't bolt their food thus short-circuiting the "I'm full" signals, and they eat much smaller portions. The UK's clean plate, 'eat up all your food' maxim really has a lot to answer for.
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What you eat effects your health, how much you eat and why you are eating effects your weight loss or gain, people forget healthy eating does not create weight loss.
Also look on supersize vs super skinny, if chocolate etc really made you over weight, why is it always the skinny ones that live off what we call junk food but are stick thin????
Yes, the Paul Mckenna book is excellent. It really works. I saw it in a charity shop for 99p so I bought it out of curiosity. I lost a stone without effort with this method. 'Only' a stone, as I'm at a healthy weight and very active. The best part is that it's not a diet.
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Running Activity 9.93 mi | RunKeeper) and I felt good after it with little aches. What has happened is that I have lost my running mojo since doing it - which could account for the performance yesterday.
Good luck with it - let me know your time.
What worries me is the number of you who have put quite a bit of weight back on after stopping your diets. This is not good and shows that you havent really changed your eating habits "in your head" but you can only force a change when you are checking the scales every five minutes.
It is all about lifestyle, not a specific diet. As I said, portion size has a good deal to do with it, as does snacking and 'living to eat'
As @jinnantonnixx says, less food but better quality is the key.
I eat pretty much what I want and never weigh myself. But I keep an eye on the fit of my clothes and I do a lot of exercise which seems to keep me the same size. I am not, and never will be a size 8 but I am the correct weight for my height, fit and toned.
Getting too old to be really skinny anyway. Skinny only suits those who are naturally that way.
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Naturally, I waited until the last possible day of the year to apply for my resident parking permit at the City Hall Annex in Cambridge, Mass. When I entered the lobby, the line of permit-seekers was at least a hundred people deep, winding around the entire first floor of the building, up the staircase and back down again. What I expected to be a high-anxiety situation filled with people sighing loudly and making rude comments under their breath turned out to be a surprisingly pleasant experience. People waited patiently, read their books, chatted with their neighbors, and played games on their cell phones until it was their time at the window. Why such a pleasant atmosphere?
I'd like to think that the vibe had something to do with the fact that we were all waiting inside Cambridge's first municipal "green" building. The building is a historic renovation of an 1871 schoolhouse—with big windows, an upgraded ventilation system, non-toxic paint and finishes, and geothermal heating. The walls of the lobby are covered in nature-inspired murals depicting the City's commitment to the environment. Cambridge taxpayers pay less for utilities to power this building – and procrastinators like me now have a beautiful place to wait in line to get a permit. Continue reading


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For the 35th consecutive month, private sector employment upturned within the United States in January, according to the BLS' most recent jobs report.
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All the doubters who criticized Brett Favre for coming out of retirement a second time to put on a Minnesota Vikings uniform for one last hoorah can kindly shut the hell up. Not that it took until Week 11 for him to prove worthy of the quarterback position, but he's done a fine job of silencing critics.
Personally, I hate his guts. But as a die hard Packers fan who was madly in love with him ever since the age of 11, I have a different take on the situation. I can forgive, but no, I won't ever forget. Ah who am I kidding… I still love the guy.
Anyway, Favre completed a career-high 88% of his passes for 213 yards and four touchdown passes for a 35-9 victory over the Seattle Seahawks Sunday afternoon. The 40-year-old future Hall of Famer completed 22 of his 25 passes for the 9-1 Vikings, connecting with Percy Harvin, Visanthe Shiancoe and Bernard Berrian in the 21-point second quarter.
Among chants of "MVP! MVP!" from the Mall of America Field crowd, Favre polished off yet another record-setting day with a 7-yard pass to Sidney Rice with four minutes remaining in the third quarter. The record? Passing up Dan Marino by nailing at least 4 touchdown passes in 22 career NFL games.
Coach Brad Childress decided to save his legend's arm by replacing him in the fourth quarter with Tarvaris Jackson, who was 6-for-8 for 77 yards and a touchdown. In case you weren't aware, Jackson generally sucks at football. Matt Hasselbeck got that memo:
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Miley Cyrus has captivated the nation with her twerking, and now she has inspired DJ Holiday's new single featuring Wiz Khalifa and Waka Flocka Flame. On the strip club-ready "Miley," the fellas encourage the ladies to twerk for them in a booty-shaking contest.
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