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Good morning! Does anyone have any favorite rhubarb recipes they'd like to share? This hot, wet weather has given us an abundance of rhubarb later in the season than usual. Also, asking prayers (through the intercession of St. Lucy) for my 8-year old nephew who has corneal abrasions in both eyes. Thank you!
Because of a generous relative, I have the opportunity to travel with my daughters to New York City in a week, for a week (should have put this in the Good News coffee talk!) and I would really love to take them to tea at the American Girl store. Has anyone done that? Any suggestions, or information on prices? Thank you!
I also wanted to share a link to the schedule for the 79th Annual Pilgrimage in Honor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help on Sat., Aug. 31 & Sun., Sept. 1 at Mount St. Macrina Monastery in Uniontown, PA. The theme for this year is "Theotokos, Steadfast Foundation of Faith". http://www.sistersofstbasil.org/wp-content/uploads/Pilgrimage-Invitation-Brochure-2013FINAL21.pdf. When Pope Pius XI of blessed memory sent the gift of an Icon of Our Lady of Perpetual Help to the Sisters of St. Basil the Great, he requested that the Sisters spread devotion to the Mother of God under this title. In response, the Sisters initiated a Pilgrimage in her honor. Since 1934, thousands of Pilgrims have made the sacred journey of Pilgrimage to Mount St. Macrina. Here they place their needs, their hopes & desires in prayer at the Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. This year's theme, Theotokos, Steadfast Foundation of Faith, was chosen in keeping with the Year of Faith. As we continue our journey through this year, we can find no better guide than the Theotokos. At this pilgrimage & with the Mother of God at our side, we have a wonderful opportunity to nourish a deeper relationship with Jesus, her Divine Son. It is a perfect time for all of us to rediscover & renew our relationship with Christ & his Church.
Patricia, sorry I can't help with rhubarb recipes. I'm almost completely unfamiliar with it -- maybe it doesn't grow in the south? I never even see it at the supermarket. But I will pray for your nephew -- that sounds painful.
Prayers to St. Lucy, Patricia! Anne, I just took my daughter to A.G. in NYC 2 weeks ago. We had a great time! The tea room prices are all online and the prices of their products are, too. They have special things like the hair salon to have your doll's hair done but I'm not sure what they charge. We had my daughter's doll's ears pierced and that cost us $15.00. We also had her picture taken with her doll which they then put on the cover of an AG magazine and that ran about $25.00. It was a lot of fun. At lunch, they have a seat and tea cup for the doll right next to the child. It really is a fun time getting to look at everything close up. We then went to St. Patrick's Cathedral which is close by but it is under such serious construction that it was hard to really experience its grandeur. It won't be finished until December 2015! I hope you have a really great time. The city can be so exciting. We took our first daughter when she was 8 and now my youngest daughter for her 8th birthday. I even bought her an AG dress and matching one for her doll as part of her birthday present. She had such a great day. Which day are you going? I will put Mary in the window for a nice day for you.
Anne, I just reread your post. You need to make reservations (like now) for the tea room. It can fill up quickly. We made ours two weeks in advance and had to take the early lunch seating versus the time we wanted as it was booked. Just an FYI. :)
Thanks for the prayers! Anne in NC: It sounds like a really special trip you have planned for you & your daughters! Prayers for safe travels & good weather!
Patricia, I confess I'm a little afraid of rhubarb! However, I have always had good luck with recipes at King Arthur Flour. Here's a simple one -- and there are others if you look around. http://www.kingarthurflour.com/recipes/best-rhubarb-dessert-recipe
Patricia, strawberry rhubarb pie is really good. I am not at home to look at my recipes but you can probably google it. I have also canned it and it has lasted well. Then I also use it for pies. Rhubarb bread with strawberries is also good. A crisp works really well as well. Sorry I do not have the recipes, but I taste of home usually has good recipes.
KMB and Patricia, Thank you for your sweet prayers and good wishes for our trip! You warm my heart! :) I went right to the AG website and made a reservation for tea two weeks from today. I am so excited! I worked in NY for a number of years a long time ago but my daughters have never been there, and there is so much I want to show them. I admit I have mixed feelings about American Girl products -- it seems like consumerism run amok -- but the dolls are sweet and the time that an outing like this would be appropriate is so fleeting. I really can't wait!
Anne in NC: Be sure to check back in to let us know how your NY tea went! :)
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Senate panel on Wednesday abruptly postponed a vote on Chuck Hagel's nomination to be defense secretary amid Republican demands for more information from President Barack Obama's nominee about his paid speeches and business dealings.
Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, had hoped to vote on the nomination on Thursday during a separate hearing on Libya, but Levin issued a statement late Wednesday saying no vote would occur this week.
"The committee's review of the nomination is not yet complete. I intend to schedule a vote on the nomination as soon as possible," Levin said.
Hours earlier, committee Republicans said they were dissatisfied with information Hagel had provided the panel after his confirmation hearing last week, and no vote should occur. They focused on his speeches and affiliations with organizations such as the Atlantic Council, a nonpartisan public interest group.
Hagel, a former two-term Republican senator from Nebraska, has faced strong opposition from his ex-GOP colleagues who have questioned his past statements and votes on Israel, Iran and nuclear weapons. It was unclear whether the delay in the vote would derail the nomination or merely postpone action on Obama's choice to replace Defense Secretary Leon Panetta.
In a letter to Hagel, Republicans complained that he failed to answer several questions, including details on all compensation of more than $5,000 that he had received over the past five years. They also had pressed him on his recent speeches, the groups he has addressed and their donors.
"The committee, and the American people, have a right to know if a nominee for secretary of defense has received compensation, directly or indirectly, from foreign sources," Senate Republicans wrote. "Until the committee receives full and complete answers, it cannot in good faith determine whether you should be confirmed as secretary of defense."
The Associated Press obtained a copy of the letter, which was signed by more than two dozen Republicans, including Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
Freshman Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who opposes Hagel's nomination, had complained to his colleagues about the information the nominee provided during a closed meeting on Tuesday. Other Republicans raised objections to a vote.
"I'm not going to make any decision on Sen. Hagel until we get all the information we've requested," Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., told a small group of reporters Wednesday. "I don't think we should be voting."
Hagel, in a separate letter to committee Republicans, had tried to explain that some of the information they were seeking was not available.
"My role with respect to the entities you identify is as a current and former board or advisory board member. I was not involved in the day-to-day management of any of these firms, and have not been involved with some for the firms for years now," Hagel wrote. "Thus, as a matter of fact, I do not believe I have any of the information requested. More importantly, the information you seek is legally controlled by the individual entities and not mine to disclose."
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Many oak species contain toxic tannins. Large quantities of young leaves, sprouts and green acorns are toxic. Livestock must consume large quantities of these plant parts for a period of time before poisoning will occur. These plant tannins or their metabolites may cause intestinal and renal dysfunction. Symptoms appear several days after the period of consumption and include abdominal pain, depression, diarrhea and blood in urine.
Our state tree the buckeye tree can and does make cattle sick each year. Cattle readily consume fallen buckeyes. Toxicity is attributed to glycosides and possibly alkaloids. Sprouts and leaves may also be poisonous. Animals exhibit depression, incoordination, twitching, paralysis and inflammation of mucous membranes. If caught quickly, treated animals usually survive.
As we clean up from the storm, some people mistakenly throw branches and clippings in to pastures. One of the most deadly shrubs to livestock is the yew. Yews are flat-needled evergreen shrubs with a bright red fleshy cup-shaped berry. The leaves, bark and seeds contain alkaloids that affect the nervous system and are toxic green or dry. Poisonings often occur when clippings are accessible to livestock. Symptoms include gaseous distress, tremors, diarrhea, convulsions, dilated pupils, weakness and respiratory difficulty.
This combination of summer drought with high winds and broken trees has created a perfect storm for livestock poisoning. Clean pastures and hay fields of these potentially harmful trees. Little also suggests that you provide additional feed and/or hay when forage grazing is limited and as always, consult your veterinarian if you suspect poisoning.


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- Graf Family Professor
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- JD, with distinction, University of Nebraska College of Law
- BA, summa cum laude, Hastings College
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- Practiced law with emphasis on civil litigation, 1981-1985
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- Co-winner of the 2011 Ralph C. Hoeber Award for Excellence in Research, given by the Academy of Legal Studies in Business.
- Co-winner, Best Published Life Sciences Paper for 2006-07, Center for the Business of Life Sciences, Kelley School of Business
- Winner of 2000 Ralph C. Hoeber Award for Excellence in Research.
- Co-winner of 1997 Ralph C. Hoeber Award for Excellence in Research.
- Winner of 1997 MBA Teaching Excellence Award, Kelley School of Business
- Winner of 1996 Eli Lilly Teaching Excellence Award, MBA Program, Kelley School of Business
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Intellectual Property, First Amendment, Ethics and Critical Thinking, Health Care Law and Policy
Selected Publications
Langvardt, Arlen W., "I Have a [Fair Use] Dream: Historic Copyrighted Works and the Recognition of Meaningful Rights for the Public," Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal (forthcoming 2015)
Langvardt, Arlen (2014), "Tobacco Advertising and the First Amendment: Striking the Right Balance," William & Mary Business Law Review, volume 5, issue 2.
Langvardt, Alren W., John Grout and John Hill (2013), "Mistake-Proofing Medicine: Legal Considerations and Healthcare Quality Implications," 14 Minnesota Journal of Law, Science, & Technology 387-438 (2013)
Langvardt, Arlen W. and Tara Langvardt (2011), "Caught in the Copyright Rye: Freeing First Amendment Interests from the Constraints of the Traditional View," Harvard Journal of Sports & Entertainment Law, Vol. 2, pp. 99-156.
Langvardt, Arlen W., John Hill, Anne Massey, and Jonathan Rinehart (2011), "A Proposed National Health Information Network Architecture and Complementary Federal Preemption of State Health Information Privacy Laws," American Business Law Journal, Vol. 48, pp. 503-595.
- Langvardt, Arlen W., John Hill, Yassir Karam, and Paul Hogan (2009), "Increasing Complexity and Partisanship in Business Damages Expert Testimony: The Need for a Modified Trial Regime in Quantification of Damages," University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law, Vol. 11, pp. 297-382.
Langvardt, Arlen W., John Hill, and Jonathan Rinehart (2009), "Bottom-Up or Top-Down? Removing the Privacy Law Obstacles to Healthcare Reform in the National Healthcare Crisis," Indiana Law Journal Supplement, Vol. 84, pp. 23-45.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (2008), "The Beat Should Not Go On: Resisting Early Calls for Further Extensions of Copyright Duration," Penn State Law Review, Vol. 112, pp. 783-811.
Langvardt, Arlen W., John Hill, and Anne Massey (2008), "Law, Information Technology, and Medical Errors: Toward a National Healthcare Information Network Approach to Improving Patient Care and Reducing Medical Malpractice Costs," 2007 University of Illinois Journal of Law, Technology & Policy, pp. 159-237.
Langvardt, Arlen W. and Kyle Langvardt (2004), "Unwise or Unconstitutional?: The Copyright Term Extension Act, the Eldred Decision, and the Freezing of the Public Domain for Private Benefit," Minnesota Intellectual Property Review, Vol. 5, pp. 193-292.
- Langvardt, Arlen W. (2000), "The Incremental Strengthening of First Amendment Protection for Commercial Speech: Lessons from Greater New Orleans Broadcasting," American Business Law Journal, Vol. 37, pp. 587-652.
Langvardt, Arlen W. and Eric Richards (1997), "The Death of Posadas and the Birth of Change in Commercial Speech Doctrine: Implications of 44 Liquormart," American Business Law Journal, Vol. 34, pp. 483-559.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1997) "The Troubling Implications of a Right of Publicity "Wheel" Spun Out of Control," Kansas Law Review, Vol. 45, pp. 329-452.
Langvardt, Arlen W. and Oliver Heil (1994), "The Interface Between Competitive Market Signaling and Antitrust Law," Journal of Marketing, Vol. 58, July, pp. 81-86.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1993), "Section 43(a), Commercial Falsehood, and the First Amendment: A Proposed Framework," Minnesota Law Review, Vol. 78, pp. 309-401.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1993), "Trademark Rights and First Amendment Wrongs: Protecting the Former Without Committing the Latter," The Trademark Reporter, Vol. 83, pp. 633-660.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1991), "Protected Marks and Protected Speech: Establishing the First Amendment Boundaries in Trademark Parody Cases," Villanova Law Review, Vol. 36, pp. 1-103. Reprinted Version, in modified form: in The Trademark Reporter, Vol. 82, 1992, pp. 671-764.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1990), "A Principled Approach to Compensatory Damages in Corporate Defamation Cases," American Business Law Journal, Vol. 27, pp. 491-534.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1989), "Free Speech Versus Economic Harm: Accommodating Defamation, Commercial Speech, and Unfair Competition Considerations in the Law of Injurious Falsehood," Temple Law Review, Vol. 62, pp. 903-976.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1989), "Stopping the End-Run by Public Plaintiffs: Falwell and the Refortification of Defamation Law's Constitutional Aspects," American Business Law Journal, Vol. 26, pp. 665-708.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1988), "Defamation in the Employment Discharge Context: The Emerging Doctrine of Compelled Self-Publication," Duquesne Law Review, Vol. 26, pp. 227-293.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1987), "Media Defendants, Public Concerns, and Public Plaintiffs: Toward Fashioning Order From Confusion in Defamation Law," University of Pittsburgh Law Review, Vol. 49, pp. 91-141.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1987), "Public Concern Revisited: A New Role for an Old Doctrine in the Constitutional Law of Defamation," Valparaiso University Law Review, Vol. 21, pp. 241-270.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1982), "Not on Our Shelves: A First Amendment Analysis of Library Censorship in the Public Schools," Nebraska Law Review, Vol. 61, pp. 98-137.
Langvardt, Arlen W. (1980), "Beyond the Schoolhouse Gate: Protecting the Off-Campus First Amendment Freedoms of Students," Nebraska Law Review, Vol. 59, pp. 790-807.


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House training is not an exact science—there's no sure-fire formula or timetable that will work for every dog. The important thing is to make it a positive, not a stressful, experience. Being attentive, patient and consistent are the keys to success, along with the following dos and don'ts:
Do: Closely supervise your dog. Limit the dog's run of the house to the one or two rooms where you are able to see her at all times. Dogs usually show "pre-pottying" behavior such as sniffing, circling and walking with stiff back legs; all signs that you should get her to the potty area ASAP! As the training begins to take hold, you can slowly enlarge her territory as she learns where the potty area is—and that the house is not a toilet!
Don't: Yell at or spank a dog for a mess she made earlier. If you catch her in the act, it's okay to startle her by clapping or making a noise (hopefully this will stop her long enough for you to whisk her outside). But a dog will not learn anything by being scolded for a past accident, even one a few minutes old. Just clean it up and soldier on.
Do: Offer big, enthusiastic praise when she gets it right. Whether your goal is for your dog to eliminate on pee pads indoors or to do it outside, you have to really throw a party for her when she succeeds. Lavish her with praise, affection and some yummy treats!
Don't: Rub her face in it. Ever!!! In addition to this action making your dog fear you, she's incapable of making the connection that it's the act of soiling indoors you object to—to her, you just really hate pee and poop. If she thinks that the waste itself is what you dislike, she'll only get sneakier about hiding it from you.
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When we purchased our house, we were unaware that it had been a rental. Apparently other dogs or cats had urinated on the walls. My male dog, who had never lifted his leg inside before, started wetting on the walls. He was show quality and registered (though we never allowed him to breed), so we had not altered him. Our veterinarian recommended that we neuter. We did, and the behavior immediately ceased.
I've found that the secret is frequent trips outside, no longer than 2 hours between and within 20 minutes of eating. Use commands like "go potty", "go poopy" and don't go inside until they do. Enthusiastic praise and pet after they go outside. Also, use plenty of white vinegar or enzyme on any accidents, so they don't associate the spot with potty. I never, ever, yell at them, it only confuses them about the act of going potty, not the place. They always seem to get it within days.
When I'm toilet training a puppy, every time it does its business, I say, "Get it done!" every time, while the puppy is squatting. Within about 4 months, it's simply another command, like "sit" or "stay"--then when I'm traveling, I can let the dog out at a rest area, and instead of having to wait for it to sniff blade of grass within a quarter mile, I simply tell it what to do, it does it, and we get on our way.
We have used this method for years on our new puppies. We bought clear plastic sheeting, put it down in the only room the dogs were allowed. First watch them closely, and right after they eat or wake up take them outside. If they do mess on the plastic sheeting you clean it up. Using a spray bottle with a little bleach and water. Now there is no scent or stains on your carpet or flooring. It works!!!!
We lived on an upper floor of a high-rise in Italy. We bought a pup while there. Rather than try to get our puppy downstairs and outside where her choices would have been beach or forest, we used a spare shower stall to toilet train. We lined it with newspapers. For the first 3 years of her life, that was her potty. When we returned with her to the states, she totally adapted to going outside--never having a single accident inside. Good dog!
We have used this method for years on our new puppies. We bought clear plastic sheeting, put it down in the only room the dogs were allowed. First watch them closely, and right after they eat or wake up take them outside. If they do mess on the plastic sheeting you clean it up. Using a spray bottle with a little bleach and water. Now there is no scent or stains on your carpet or flooring. It works!!!!
We have not had good luck with any of this good advice. We have a 7 year old dachshund rescue, who pees all over the house all the time. I've tried putting down pee pads on the upstairs landing. I have tried having the dog leashed to my belt when I'm home. I have tried spraying lavender near his bed and then expand the area (since I was told they don't pee near where they sleep or eat). I have tried having BarkBusters come to the house for home training (that was an expensive waste of money). Nothing has worked. He is very good about coming and letting me know he needs to go outside. He'll jump up and get agitated and I always let him out immediately. He goes and then might come back in and pee again. Oddly enough he sometimes pees near his food (not on it). And he has peed on his bed, or around it. I even bought a new one so it wouldn't have any other dog smell, to no avail.
I have a Jack Russell who was a rescue that was never taught to keep his crate (or anything else) clean. While he does understand to go potty outside, he's unreliable in the house--he's nervous and tries to be dominant, so he'll pee to mark and pee because he gets startled. It sounds like your dog *may* be marking (a lot of dogs will pee near a food dish to claim it).
At his age, you may not be able to change his behavior, but you can change the effects. I ended up buying my dog a bunch of belly bands (strips of padded fabric with Velcro on the ends) and lining them with Depends when he's in the house to keep me from strangling him. I still give him plenty of walks and change the Depends regularly and we're both much happier. You can usually buy a bunch of belly bands on e-bay, relatively cheaply. You'll want a bunch, so you can wash some while he's wearing others.
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Thanks, I am in the process of ordering belly bands. He hates them and tries to wriggle out of them, but it does help when I'm at work and he's at home. And we do have another dog, older, who was here first. They get along great, and both go in and out together all the time. It's a good thing his face is so adorable, because I'd strangle him otherwise! :-)


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The age of being able to print off anything - from washing machine parts to shoes - in your home is approaching.
For years 3D printers, which build solid objects layer by layer using computer models, came with a price tag that made them unaffordable to anyone outside big business.
However in recent years homebrew 3D printer projects such as RepRap in the UK and Fab@Home have demonstrated it's possible to build a 3D printer for about $1,000.
Today, there are a slew of 3D printers aimed at the home market, many of which are based on the open-source RepRap printers. TechRepublic has rounded up 10 machines for fabricating items at home.
3D printing noobs should be aware that not only do many of these machines ship as kits that have to be built by the user, most are more complicated to operate than your standard 2D printer.
Running costs are also not cheap. Most of the printers build objects using filament, typically made of ABS or PLA plastics. A one-kilogram coil of these plastics costs in the region of $70.
If you do pick up a 3D printer and are lacking inspiration, check out the Thingiverse, a collection of free designs for printable objects.
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The Cube 3D, shown above, is a printer designed to make building plastic objects as easy as running off a copy of a document.
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Not sure you Barbie "lovers" appreciate the scale of this. These machines will be printing aluminium ( 660c Melting point ) within 3 years and other sintered metals within 10. At the moment you yanks are still fairly good at design but are getting everything made in China. This technology offers you a chance to save your national economy. There going to be a mad scramble to 3D-Scan everthing, (imagine the copyright privacy issue's when you can down load a new set of carbs for a 67-vette) Also think about nano=faxing, with a 3D scanner one end and a 3D printer the other or going down to a bodyshop and having a new fender printed ...awesome http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/extras/articles/jay-lenos-3d-printer-replaces-rusty-old-parts-1 or read All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson Recycling is really going to get a boost as well, who's going to want to throw away aluminium or plastic when you get use it as a Toner-Refill instead.
Crap method of presentation - a shame that I only get to view the first model as I will not click screen by screen to view the range
WoW ! soon I can make my own shoes. Maybe in a few years i will be able to print my own computer. How cool is that.
Will be individualized plastic figures for wargames.
I can almost smell the toy forgeries being hawked on ebay now. I wonder if thats even a viable market? Then again i can now replace all the broken and missing parts from my micronauts, transformers, g.i. joes, etc. And thats just my first thoughts on a sluggish monday morning with no coffee.
According to the maker's web site, price is EUROS 799, not USD 799.
It's astonishing as a few years ago the cheapest (EDIT: 3D) printers were in the price range of a new car. Now they're even cheaper than buying a small mill and modify it to CNC. Although the CNC mill will enable it's owner to make aluminum/copper/brass/steel parts. I'm referring here at an X3-sized (Sieg X3 or Grizzly GO463 or other clone), fitted with ballscrews, Gecko G540 motor driver, 3 stepper motors and either the open-source EMC2 or the cheap but effective Mach3 CNC control software. Search Youtube for "X3 CNC" for some real action footage. The printers also have the advantage of being complete machines, even if "some assembly is required". They probably come with some warranty too, which is definitely not the case for a DIY CNC conversion.
Out of plastic?
By a canyon sized margin, the easiest to learn, lowest cost 3D modeling program out there is Viacad 2D/3D. It's prices vary by retailer and there are often coupon codes which bring it down to dirt cheap prices. Make a quick search and you'll see what I mean about the cost. It contains a subset of tools found in several thousand dollar CAD programs and more than you need to get a truly wide range of jobs done. Did I mention it's easy to learn? The easiest by far, but give yourself a month to get proficient enough for accurate production. I have to warn you though, 3D modeling can be addictive!
modification they like, say one to look like their friends etc.
I am presuming you need a 3d scanner, to be able to create the model files?
Once spare parts can be fabricated for a variety of machines wouldn't you run into difficulties with assembly, as many of these products will not have been designed to be taken apart and reassembled by the consumer. I guess that it will be beholden on the manufacturer to redesign products for relative ease of assembly, although can't see a commercial motivation for doing so, or maybe there will be a movement to make open-source alternatives that are easy to assemble.
The feedstock for these machines generally needs to be very pure, so recycling is still going to need a factory or some sort. Once the whole thing ramps up, I think this will be a major part of the market. Send us your old prints and we'll send it back as feedstock so you can make something new. I guess as we get further down the track, the recycling process will be miniaturized so we can have our own, but that's going to require the economies of scale that we see in the PC industry. Thinking about it, the PC revolution is probably a good model for what we'll see with 3D printing. First the geeks and the curious hobbyists get into it with the devices from this article which are much like the sort of "personal computers" you could buy or build back in the late 70's. Later we'll see some standardisation, more reliable and versatile printers that don't need as much skill to use, much like the original IBM PC and it's clones. Can't wait. This looks like a great toy to keep me entertained in my retirement years.
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$1100 or so it a bargain compared to the five-figure prices just a few years ago, or compared to a decade ago when such devices were still under development.
Most internal parts (those you don't see and that have a tendency to break; pump, valves and all) are made of plastic. It's true even though the exterior and interior are made of stainless.
Don't forget Alibre Personnal Edition, it also costs $99. I don't know about Viacad but Alibre is a fully parametric 3D (solid) CAD software.
Am I the only pervert who thought you were going to make one anatomically correct?
Build the model in a 3D modelling app and export from there.
Are capable of making that assembly assembled with moving parts. These would be the ultimate unrepairable things as it's impossible to pull them apart they have no screws just different moldings one inside the other. Think of a shifting spanner as a 1 piece assembly so when something breaks or wears out you just dump it and print off another one. Col
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Printers should never be "used" - They are people too and deserve respect and proper payment. This whole mentality makes me sick.
3D printer (Score:2, Funny)by Anonymous Coward
no option for 3D printing?
If you go by machine time, 99% +/- 1% of my printing at home is with PLA on an Ultimaker.
Does it has anything to do with beer brewing ?!? If so, I want one!
It takes pints of human blood and prints with that (which is also cheaper than running an inkjet)
Re:What is a "laser pinter" ?!?! (Score:4, Funny)by Razgorov Prikazka (1699498) on Monday February 04, 2013 @12:20PM (#42786003)It has something to do with sharks if I remember correctly...
I carve documents into solid gold (Score:5, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 04, 2013 @10:35AM (#42785123)
It's cheaper than running an inkjet.
That's why I went with a laser. As a bonus, since mine's an HP LJ2200 that are mostly out of service now, I can usually find new sealed toner cartridges at the Goodwill for $5 for it.
It is a bit slow, but the quality is just fine.
Buy a cheap laser. Xerox, Brother and HP make cheap laser printers that explicitly support Linux.
Xerox printers, if I remember correctly, even have a little Tux decal on the _front_ of the machine, next to the Windows and Apple logos.
Where I live, people will refill your toner cartridges for about $8 USD
+1 for this. The cost of inkjet cartridges is absolutely insane [consumerist.com]. Sometimes I even consider going back to dot-matrix printers so I can avoid the outrageous prices of modern printer consumables.
That's one of those automated tattoo printing devices, I suppose?
Work LaserJet (Score:4, Insightful)by Wolfraider (1065360) on Monday February 04, 2013 @10:52AM (#42785263)I use the Laser Jet printer at work for my personal stuff. Why use up all my supplies? Sometimes it pays to be the one monitoring the printer logs. >: )
Where I work, you can print moderate amounts of sheets without anyone caring. I know someone who printed about 2200 sheets and was politely asked to abstain from printing such large amounts in the future, that was all.
Anyway, during my almost 6 years stay here I printed maybe 120 sheets of paper, except for that one time when I needed to print 300+ sheets on a color laser printer (EVE Online ISK Guide) and asked the person responsible, they said yes without even asking what did I want to print.
I printed 150 pages for work-related reasons, and the office manager chided me, sold the printer and got another, locked down with a password, and locked in a closet. He was the grandson of the owner. He was later offered the position of CEO, the company is out of business.
Makes sense. About the company going out of business, that is
by TheNinjaroach (878876) on Monday February 04, 2013 @11:16AM (#42785473)Laser printers are pretty affordable these days. I was lucky enough to find a networked, color laser printer for under $150. Good thing too, since the roommates are going to school I would have paid more than the price of the printer in inkjet refills alone.
I bought mine about 10 years ago, it's a b/w HP LaserJet 4050 TN. It's still running strong, and if I ever hit the 12000 pages, a replacement ink cartridge is ~$20. So it has basicly cost me the electric power in the last 10 years and nothing more. And yes, it's still printing. And it connects to my WLAN via an DD-WRT based WLAN bridge taped on it's side.
There is a downside to the affordability - they are manufactured with less attention paid to long machine life.
My 3 year old Brother all-in-one that serves my home business and my wife's home nonprofit and our family needs has already developed an internal squeak that sounds like an end-of-life issue. At $300, it's not worthwhile to repair it, as the parts are not readily available via the online printer parts supply places, and the service manual costs money.
I hope to get another year out of it before
> There is a downside to the affordability - they are
> manufactured with less attention paid to long machine life.
My $85 HPLJ4 seems to have been built to last forever.
I was happy with my LJ1200 until I found that it took so long to render a USPS international customs form that the website timed out. Tech support's response? "Get a faster printer."
The secret is to not buy an all-in-one. I have the same scanner that I bought 10 years ago. It was one of the earlier LED models, so it doesn't take up a lot of space. I also have a B&W laser printer for when I need to print something, I have it shared on the home network. No sense in spending money on something that's all integrated. If the printer part breaks, you end up with a very large scanner. If the scanner part breaks, you end up with a very large printer. For the one time every 5 years I ac
The Brother laser printer has the same guts as the all-in-one, so a printer would not last any longer. Besides, I regularly make copies with it and send faxes more often than I care to admit, so it makes sense for me. And I need the room in my home office. Other than those small objections, you're right.
Laser printers are pretty affordable these days. I was lucky enough to find a networked, color laser printer for under $150. Good thing too, since the roommates are going to school I would have paid more than the price of the printer in inkjet refills alone.
Word... after reading about it on
It's just a B&W laser, but it does duplexing, and the Linux drivers are no-fuss and superb (with CUPS it's even easier to set up than on our Windows boxen). Have only had to change the ink cartridge once so far, and that's because my wife had been printing several drafts of her 300+ page dissertation on it.
Only downside is the lights dimming while it warms up. But I'm happy to never have to
Lexmark X215: Toner is cheap, lasts for a long time and the company still provides current drivers.
Where are the "stone tablets and a chisel" and "I tattoo my printouts onto Cowboy Neal" options?
Why is there no "I mount a pen in my 3D printer" option?
My own laser printer (Score:5, Interesting)
I only need to print a half a dozen times a year.
I used to have an inkjet, but I got tired of paying $50 a page - almost always the ink dried out and I had to get a new inkjet cartridge.
I've had the same colour laser printer for four years and I'm still running on the initial low yield ink cartridges. With my usage pattern that should last twenty years.
For someone like you it would probably be cheaper to just take your occasional prints to a shop. The cost of the laser printer and the space it takes up in your house is probably greater than the cost of shop prints and the time taken to go there.
For photos it has been cheaper to print online and get them delivered for a long, long time now. Someone needs to make a low volume print-and-mail-to-me service. I actually print even less than I used to now, thanks to my phone and tablets being handy portable docu
This colour laser was on sale for $175, plus $15 for the LAN adapter. I have it in a closet as I don't use it often. Going to a shop for something that takes 10 seconds is just damn annoying.
The toner carts are ~40-50 each, and there's 4 (CMYK)... but like I mentioned I use it so little that the cartridges that came with it will last forever.
I just looked, all the colour carts are still full and the black is at 80%. There's 475 pages on the odometer, and around 30 of them are test prints. I guess I average
I had one as well, and unfortunately the photodeveloper unit wore out much sooner than the starter toner cartridges did (which was still 5+ years iirc). I don't know if all color lasers use one, but it seems to deposit the toner onto a silvery photodeveloper rolled sheet first, then onto the paper. As that sheet aged, it developed cracks which manifested in junk horizontal lines all over the printed page. It cost a hundred or two to get a replacement part, so I sold the printer for $50 to a business that
On our second laser printer (Samsung ML-1210) . I think we've had it for about ten years and it still seems to be doing fine. It's starting to make some funny noises at start up and while printing so may need to buy a new printer when it dies. It replaced an Epson laser printer that lasted about as long. We don't print much but no worries about the ink drying up, etc. like an inkjet.
Oh yeah, just helped out the neighbor by printing something for him because his relatively new inkjet had packed up.
I bought an HP all in one printer. Other than the cartridges continuously screaming at me about being out of date, they keep working just fine until they empty...
Canon MP800 P.O.S. (Score:5, Funny)
Thank you. The printer is now too old to rant about on the various product review websites, and it was annoying me just a few days ago.
It didn't come with a cable, it's monstrously huge and heavy, the scanner quality is mediocre, it refuses to print, even in B&W if one of the colored ink cartridges is missing or empty, it refuses to print solid blue if the black cartridge is empty, feeding paper from anywhere but the tray (envelopes, etc.) has proven disastrous, it's prone to smudge or leave horizontal streaks on pictures.
I'll never buy a Canon printer again.
it refuses to print, even in B&W if one of the colored ink cartridges is missing or empty
Color printers always print tiny yellow identifying dots on a page (date, time, printer serial number), no matter the configuration or content of the page. This is why you always need yellow topped up in your printers, and they generally mask that "feature" by requiring all ink cartridges be valid before it'll print anything.
I own a Brother HL-2040 black and white laser printer...pretty much the cheapest laser printer you can get (if you still can...was $80 six years ago.) Had the thing six years so far and it has never failed has good Linux support, and fairly cheap prints. For a while I was printing a few hundred pages a month, though right now using it generally goes months between uses. Was definitely worth every penny though.
About 5 years ago, the Canon Inkjet I had been using at home finally croaked. I realized I'd never printed anything other than test prints in color, so I went to Frys and there was this cute little white breadbox printer dubbed "HPLJ1018".. It was only $99 so that became my home printer, up until a couple of months ago when it finally wouldn't wake up when I needed to print something.. In the 5 years I had it, I never replaced the initial toner cartridge it came with, despite quite a few 100+ page print job
Had a Brother HL-1440 here for about ten years or so, would recommend to anyone. Replaced toner once, print around 500-1000 pages a year.
Use the printer at work (Score:5, Interesting)
I chose a laser printer (someone else's) where "someone else's" means "the printer from work". My personal printing needs are so few I find it hard to justify getting my own printer and letting cartridges dry out and associated annoyances.
I chose a laser printer (someone else's) where "someone else's" means "the printer from work". My personal printing needs are so few I find it hard to justify getting my own printer and letting cartridges dry out and associated annoyances.
this, with how many journal articles I print (gawd, when will Kindle or Nook FINALLY come out with color e-ink!) one or two slices of paper for my personal use per year is negligible. Usually, they're just concert tickets but with a bar code, and dear lord I don't want my barcodes smeared into oblvion from an inkjet and useless when I get to the venue.
... although the inkjet is sidelined at the moment with clogged nozzles.
I would use my home laser printer, except that it only does black and white. The photocopier/printer at work does color, duplexing, hole punching, and stapling. Since most of what I print is two sided color pages destined for a binder, the copier is the right tool for the job.
Several years ago I bought a Samsung laser printer, new, for about $80.. It's currently connected to a Raspberry Pi which is acting as it's print server. It took about a year to burn through the demo toner cartridge that came with it. I bought a full replacement cartridge for $30 and have been printing from that ever since.
I have sworn off inkjets.. Never again..
I can go for months without printing on my laser printer and when I come back to use it everything is fine.. Every inkjet I've ever owned or touche
I have sworn off inkjets.. Never again..
I can go for months without printing on my laser printer and when I come back to use it everything is fine.. Every inkjet I've ever owned or touched would dry up in a month of idling, prompting another round of shelling out $80 or more for ink cartridges that run dry after only a few dozen pages at best. Again prompting another round of $80 or more, rinse, repeat.
I have a Canon Pixma MP600 and I haven't had any problems with leaving it for a month. The Canon ink cartridges just includes the ink, not a new print head (i.e. Epson, HP), so the cartridges are less expensive than for other manufacturers. It uses individual ink cartridges for each color (including a high capacity black cartridge), also reducing ink replacement cost. I've had the MP600 for about 6 years and it's still going strong.
For every day printing I don't need photo quality so I set the default pr
Lasers don't do as well as inkjets when it comes to photographs, but people should go to the store & get professional prints done when they want one. They only cost like $0.25 per picture, which is also cheaper than you can do at home with an inkjet & photo paper.
They only cost like $0.25 per picture
Could photos be the one thing that's cheaper in Australia than the US? They're routinely advertised here at $AUD0.15 per print, and I just found this [officeworks.com.au] for $AUD0.09 per print.
However, I'm still envious of how cheap technology is in the US
I'm still waiting to hear what comes out of the pricing inquiry [abc.net.au]
I bought a Samsung ML1675 a couple of years back for around 60 euros. The prints are very fast, the paper does not get stuck and the toner does not dry and it works on Linux (I'm using a proprietary blob though).
I flashed the printer's firmware with a hacked version that simply ignores the toner page count. Then I simply removed the page counter chip from the toner and I've been refilling the original stock toner with ink ordered from China. It is very very cheap, around 20 euros for a bottle that allows yo
Monks are struggling for work these days, check www.employamonk.com for more info. They work for free (vows) but may consume quite a bit of any spirits you may have on the premises. Inexplicably, they seem to improve with consumption, so leave a few bottles of cheaper stuff (they are not picky) in conspicuous locations.
Printing is expensive (Score:5, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 04, 2013 @02:32PM (#42787341)
I just use one of the Googlable 50,000 unlocked network printers.
I just use one of the Googlable 50,000 unlocked network printers.
I applaud your invention of the new word "googlable", though I do question the capitalization. The adjective you've coined is itself a natural progression from the new verb, "to google".
by who_stole_my_kidneys (1956012) on Monday February 04, 2013 @03:07PM (#42787753)why spend the money on my own printer when i have a plethora of printers at my disposal at work. I consider it part of my salary.
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Last time I needed something printed, I drove over to Fedex/Kinkos and printed it there. I believe it was a laser printer.
I print three or four times a year. When I need something printed, I email it to myself, go to FedEx/Kinko, and print it. Costs me about ten cents American. I usually have to send it somewhere, so I can take care of that at the same time. I call them "My Office When I Am Away From The Office."
There was not an answer that matched this, but I typically use the color laser printer at work, by emailing the document I want to print to myself (if it is not already in an email) and then printing at work. A lot faster and nicer looking than the inkjet printer at home.
I do all of what little printing I need at work. Enormous color laser printer with every option under the sun, being maintained by professionals on contract beats the crap out of a cheap, slow inkjet with expensive cartridges that dry out or run out all the time, not to mention flaky 50MB drivers. Even keeping a cheap laser printer at home doesn't seem worth the trouble when my printing demand is around a few dozen pages a year. If I didn't work at an office with nice printers, I'd go to Kinkos (or whatever
I wish publishers would just stick to Arial and Times New Roman. You'd be surprised at just how hard it is to teach my sharks (with effing laser beams on their heads) to wiggle their heads for the newer fonts. Sometimes, I wonder if it's worth the effort.
More seriously, I use a combination of printers depending on the circumstances. Laser for the bulk of my printing. Inkjet only for cover pages going against clear plastic covers. Toner tends to stick and bind against plastic covers while Inkjet pages s
I actually have an inkjet printer now, but there was a period of a couple of years in the middle of the last decade when I had no working printer at all, and if I needed to send something official I typed it out on my ancient Smith-Corona. It's still more reliable than any printer I've ever had.
I downsized to a b&w MFC laser (Score:4, Interesting)
I used to have a color laser (bought for my wedding so we could do our own invitations). It was a really nice printer, did PostScript and we had a ghetto sharing arrangement with my computer plugged into the parallel port & hers to USB. However, it (a Laserjet 2550) was loud and expensive to keep fed - a full load of toner plus a drum was nearly as much as the printer cost originally, and my wife has to print a lot because of her job (she's a teacher), so four toners would have to be replaced roughly every 18 months, and the drum every three years.
So, since SWMBO wanted a scanner, I switched us to a Brother b&w multifunction. It was cheap (snagged for about $160), but had its own duplexer & Ethernet, and the black toner cost about 1/2 to 2/3 as much as the HP stuff. Thing's been trouble-free aside from the duplexer not liking paper pre-punched for a 3-ring binder, and did I mention it's a fuckton cheaper to operate? I could wish for PostScript so I could print from Linux without jumping through hoops, but honestly I rarely print so it doesn't matter.
I print personal stuff to pdf.
is what I really want.. But I'll settle for an LA-120 until then this boring mono-chrome laser will have to do
I have a soft spot in my heart for the Control Data 512's....
For photos: Walgreens. For the not-quite-once-a-month I need to actually physically print a traditional document for myself: work. I went through a couple inkjets before realizing that a) when they dry out, they're dead and b) it's a huge pain for try to force myself to even print enough to keep the nozzles clean. And then when they die, you have a supply of ink worth slightly more than the printer ever was. So fuck it.
The S.O. doesn't like the delay involved in printing things from work (for the twice a ye
I rarely need to print something which can't wait until I'm at work - so maybe once or twice a year and most of the time it was me printing out a screenshot of a google map and an address.
With my smartphone now, my print needs are even less than before, I mainly use it for passive aggressive messages to my douchebag neighbours in my apartment block to stop slamming their doors.
I used to use color inkjets at home. Epson only since their Linux drivers were said to be the best. The trouble with these things is that the ink inevitably dries out and they become unreliable in all kinds of ways. They never really break though, leaving you sort of stuck with them.
I now have a whole stack of not really broken but not really working printers in my basement and have bought a Samsung black and white laser printer. It just works. And keeps working. It's awesome. I will never ever ever buy an
I use Gmail Paper [google.com]. When they announced it a couple of years ago I threw away my old printer. It only had trouble. Now I have no paper jams anymore.
I use the printer at work for personal printing, but since I own the company it is also my printer
I choose "my own printer" because it fits the bill best.
As a colleague of mine once said: (Score:4, Informative)
"Why would I need a printer? I have a job!"
Six months later, when I was unemployed and needed to print a boarding pass in a hurry, it wasn't quite so funny!
.. my wife is on a mission to print the internet! She does this via my color laser printer.