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Junichi Tazawa
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Posted 10 April 2009 - 09:23 AM
Connecticut 3, PORTLAND 0
Junichi Tazawa strikes out seven in a five-inning start, allowing one run on four hits and a walk. The Sea Dogs muster four hits, including singles by first baseman Lars Anderson and catcher Mark Wagner.
Posted 10 April 2009 - 10:13 AM
Run was in the fourth inning after a leadoff walk and groundout, when he hung a curveball to Connecticut first baseman Brett Pill who laced an rbi double down the left field line.
Tazawa gave up a leadoff triple to Mike Mooney in the fifth. Tazawa then bore down, striking out the next two batters, then breaking Brad Boyer's bat on a foul pop-up to third baseman Jorge Jimenez.
"Leaving that runner on third base showed what he's all about," Portland Manager Arnie Beyeler said.
He threw 66 pitches, 44 for strikes. Yep, 4.4 balls per inning.
Posted 10 April 2009 - 02:21 PM
He threw 66 pitches, 44 for strikes. Yep, 4.4 balls per inning.
At this rate, he's not the next Matsuzaka, he's the next Schilling!
Posted 10 April 2009 - 02:39 PM
At this rate, Schilling will envy his ability to stay in the strike zone. I'll be happy if he's the next Lieber, Tewksbury, or Silva (pre-Mariners), never mind Saberhagen, Maddux, or Schilling.
At this rate, he's not the next Matsuzaka, he's the next Schilling!
We also have to see how he does in real games against major leaguers. Because if you stay in the zone that much, you better be damn sure that they aren't going to tattoo your pitches.
Edited by CaptainLaddie, 10 April 2009 - 02:41 PM.
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We also have to see how he does in real games against major leaguers. Because if you stay in the zone that much, you better be damn sure that they aren't going to tattoo your pitches.
Its a strange thing to say, but Tazawa may in fact be the rare pitcher who really needs to learn how to throw balls a bit better and more regularly. I don't know what the optimal number of balls for any pitcher to throw might be, but I'm damn sure that it is higher than one per inning.
Posted 10 April 2009 - 03:50 PM
With Bowden and Tazawa, even if they don't have the highest ceilings in the world like Hamels and Nolasco, they will be very nice pitchers if they just pump strikes. I'll take as many Baker/Sonnanstine-types our system wants to produce. Sure there will be solo home runs allowed, but the big inning will usually be avoided.
Of course most of these pitchers are flyball guys, if you are pumping strikes with a nice GB/FB ratio you are something special (Halladay).
Beckett 66%
Lester 64%
Matsuzaka 61%
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Posted 10 April 2009 - 06:07 PM
Interesting observations, dolfanmark, thanks. Were batters swinging and missing the slow curve, or were they just giving up on it? Three primary pitches and two secondary ones make for an impressive repertoire if he can throw them wherever he wants. A 91-93 four-seamer is quite adequate if he can throw it to any corner of the strike zone. Buchholz wishes he could do as much.
I was able to attend the game last night. Tazawa was quite impressive in person. His breaking stuff was really fooling the hitters, as they kept taking called strikes. He was especially good with a curve that was around 68 mph. To me, it looked like he was throwing 2 different fastballs. He had a 4-seamer that was consistently 91-93. And I think it was a 2-seamer that was around 87-88. These were his 3 primary pitches. But, there was one strikeout that I thought for sure was a splitter, at 83. And he threw several other breaking pitches that were around 74-75, which seemed like a slurve. But, it was the big slow curve that was his out pitch.
Posted 10 April 2009 - 06:55 PM
Posted 10 April 2009 - 07:01 PM
The only thing I could find, several different reportings of the same info:
"He just needs experience," Francona said. "He needs to work out of the delivery more because he's been pretty much out of the stretch. He'll start working on the windup and getting his innings. Hopefully he'll just pick up where he left off, because he's been really, really good."
which is pretty much probably the same info you have.
Dolfanmark, you sure beat reading the newspapers!!!!!!!
Posted 10 April 2009 - 07:15 PM
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Posted 15 April 2009 - 12:10 AM
That's the funny thing about quality startsthe word "quality."
First quality start of the year for the Portland Sea Dogs. 6 Innings, 4 hits, 2bb, 3 k's, 1 run in Portland's 4-3 win over New Britain.
1st game for Portland: 5 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 7 K
2nd game for Portland: 6 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 3 K, WP
And yet the 2nd game is the "quality" one.
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Posted 15 April 2009 - 01:22 PM
I am hoping DolfanMark (since he want to the game) can tell us if he worked from the windup last night.
Tazawa looked good again today. He was mostly 90-91. touching 92 sometimes. He seems to take an inning or so to get loose; in the first he was only mid-to-high 80s. Curve was good again, but not quite as nasty as his first start. He does pitch exclusively from the stretch...
From poster Haddock Field's recap of the game at SoxProspects.com (post linked)
Posted 04 May 2009 - 06:27 AM
He had his first bad start on 4/25, giving up six earned runs in 5 3/3rd innings (2 BB 4 Ks), but bounced back on May 1st when he struck out six while giving up only one run in 5 innings.
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Posted 09 May 2009 - 10:14 AM
Update on Tazawa:
He had his first bad start on 4/25, giving up six earned runs in 5 3/3rd innings (2 BB 4 Ks), but bounced back on May 1st when he struck out six while giving up only one run in 5 innings.
Tazawa moved to 3-0 this week. Do you think he gets moved up to AAA after the All-Star break?
Posted 09 May 2009 - 10:38 AM
Isn't there a log-jam?
Tazawa moved to 3-0 this week. Do you think he gets moved up to AAA after the All-Star break?
Posted 09 May 2009 - 10:46 AM
Posted 09 May 2009 - 10:59 AM
Right. Tazawa really pounds the strike zone. At least he did in the spring. His pitches thrown-strike totals seem in line with that still.
I assume the abbreviated starts are the result of inning limits and not Matsuzaka-ing. Right?
Posted 23 May 2009 - 08:54 AM
May 17 @NBR 0 1 5.40 0 5.0 7 3 1 7
May 22 CON 0 0 0.00 0 6.0 3 0 2 5
Tazawa's pitched three times since the last post here, two outings were definitely excellent, May 12 and 22, 6 innings with 3 hits allowed, 1 walk and 7 K's on the 12th, 2 walks and 5 K's on the 22nd, no runs allowed either time. On the 17th, he gave up 7 hits and 3 runs but still allowed only 1 walk with 7 K's, so either he had a brief lapse or the god BABIP worked against him that time.
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Are you sure it was a split? The SP scouting report says he throws a Forkball, not a split.
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When the Red Sox first signed Tazawa, I wasn't very excited about it. I just thought he would pan out to an average #3 or #4 MLB starter at best. But he did put up impressive numbers in spring training and that caught my eye. Now he has become amazingly consistent as a starter in the minors and now he has my attention. I'm very interested as to how he'll progess through the minors as he faces tougher hitters in AAA.
Posted 08 June 2009 - 04:03 PM
It's been mostly good news from Tazawa, do you know how many pitches he threw? It seems like he's pretty well calibrated for the 85 pitch Portland limit, but it would be nice to know how he'd do being set a little more loose.
Posted 08 June 2009 - 04:49 PM
This would probably put him as a Top 5 prospect in the Sox system.
Posted 09 June 2009 - 01:35 PM
Well, BA had him #7, BP and SOSH had him around 8, so that's not all that far off.
Though I'm not sure that a prospect whose best-case upside is a #3-4 starter is a lock for top 5 in the Sox system (assuming you mean top 5 overall, not just pitching prospects). Lars, Bowden, Kelley, Reddick, Hagadone, Kalish, Pimental, and a few others had better best-cases coming into the season.
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Hes just another one of the guys, catcher Mark Wagner said. Theres never been any awkwardness.
When asked about how his English is coming along, Tazawa said, Im not smart, so it takes time.
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He will be in Trenton, but he will not pitch.
Posted 26 July 2009 - 08:11 AM
Kevin Thomas ruminating about the next Sea Dogs promotion. If you are trying to catch him in Portland best get moving on that.
Posted 26 July 2009 - 08:22 AM
His last 5 starts:
A promotion is overdue. It's time to send Charlie Zink packing.
Edited by SoxScout, 26 July 2009 - 08:26 AM.
Posted 26 July 2009 - 05:44 PM
Instead, Junichi Tazawa will be taking a different route, joining the Triple-A Pawtucket Red Sox. The long-awaited move has finally happened. Tazawa was 9-5 with a 2.57 ERA with the Sea Dogs. He will be starting early this week for Pawtucket.
Tazawa, 23, the sought-after free agent from Japan, signed a major league contract with the Red Sox. His variety of pitches and command are a plus. All he's needed is pro experience. It's time to be challenged by Triple-A hitters.
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Posted 03 August 2009 - 11:24 AM
Assistant general manager Ben Cherington was in Scranton with the PawSox, assessing the Triple-A team's pitching situation.
Jones, a big-bodied lefty, got the call to fill a bullpen hole earlier this season, and struggled in his month in the majors. Jones was unavailable Friday after pitching Thursday, so when an emergency reliever was needed after Masterson was traded, Marcus McBeth, his 2.28 ERA, and his nasty changeup were added to the 40-man roster and got the call. McBeth was only with the team for one game, on Friday night, and he didn't pitch before he was sent back down, but his presence on the 40-man may place him in front of Jones and his 3.48 ERA for the time being.
Pawtucket's best reliever is closer Fernando Cabrera, but Cabrera is not on the 40-man, and would require a roster move to promote.
Michael Bowden is on the 40-man, and it is possible he could get the call in an emergency, but it's more likely he would be recalled for a spot start than for extended bullpen duty. Double-A starter Felix Doubront is also on the 40-man, but seeing him transferred directly to the majors would be a surprise.
Then there's perhaps the most intriguing possibility: Junichi Tazawa.
Tazawa's potential exceeds any other pitcher in this group, but his experience is limited. He came to the Sox from the Japanese amateur leagues this winter, and was promoted to Pawtucket only last week. He has pitched as a starter this season, but some project that his stuff would play better out of the bullpen.
Tazawa pitched Sunday for Pawtucket, so he would likely not be available for several days, but he is on the 40-man roster already, and would be an exciting callup.
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Isn't that true about just about everyone? It feels like such a disingenuous throw-away line the majority of the time.
Posted 03 August 2009 - 02:30 PM
Isn't that true about just about everyone? It feels like such a disingenuous throw-away line the majority of the time.
It's odd to hear it, especially when the stereotype of a pitcher whose stuff plays better out of the bullpen is a pitcher with 1 or 2 very good pitches, but no third pitch and limited stamina; or a pitcher like Masterson with a sidearm motion and a predictably huge platoon split.
Tazawa seems like the opposite kind: he has 4 very good pitches, average velocity on the fastball, excellent command, and is efficient with his pitches. I haven't seen him pitch, but he seems to have something close to Saito's repertoire, with excellent breaking stuff for out pitches. Having 4 pitches seems to be wasted on a reliever.
Can Tazawa maintain his velocity through 7 innings? He's not a big man, so limited stamina and velocity loss seem like the only things that could keep him from being a good major-league starter.
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I did feel that I was a little bit tired toward the end of the season last year, so during the offseason I asked the training staff what kind of a program I should be on in order to be in full effect for this season. I feel confident in what the Red Sox provided as a training program, so Im doing that, following that, and also taking care of my body with massage and stretch, Tazawa said through a translator.
The effects have been immediate. Catcher Mark Wagner has come up through the minors with Tazawa, catching him last spring in both Double A and Triple A. He saw the life in Tazawas pitches early, then saw it disappear in the August heat. On Sunday, he faced Tazawa and witnessed life on the pitchers split-fingered fastball that he hadnt seen since early last year.
Definitely. Everybody standing around the batters box was like, Wow, talking about his split. Thats where it was [early last season]. There were glimpses of that [late last season], but every time he threw it out here, it was like, man, hes here to play, Wagner said.
Tazawa was well aware that his out pitches werent the same at the end of the year, and he knew he had work to do to get his stamina and his power up.
My slider and splitter was a little off toward the end of the season, so I really wanted to build that up more and improve those pitches, Tazawa said.


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Josephine Baker died 37 years ago today. In her honor, Caroline Tiger takes a visit to her French home. Originally published June 2010 on Obit-Mag.com.
Joséphine Baker is a gilded banana skirt and a feathery hairpiece, a spit curl and a sculpted brow – not the rumpled woman in a bathrobe, dark glasses, and shower cap in the photo in the kitchen at the Château des Milandes, the French estate the entertainer owned from 1947 to 1968. The photo shows a 62-year-old Baker slumped on the stone steps outside the kitchen, having just been evicted by the château's new owner. Utopian visions mixed with poor financial management landed Le Baker, as the French knew her, in this predicament – by the 1950s she was deeply in debt, despite efforts of friends including Princess Grace of Monaco and Brigitte Bardot to bail her out.
Joséphine Baker after being evicted from her home
Touring the Château des Milandes in the Périgord region in Southwest France, now fully restored and dedicated to memorializing its most famous inhabitant, I was struck last summer by how much I didn't know about Baker. Her rich life story unfolds along with the rooms. The French Resistance Room displays a life-sized wax figure of Joséphine in an army jacket and heavy black spectacles, receiving the French Legion of Honour medal for service to her adopted country during World War II. She didn't own Les Milandes yet, but she rented it during the war, housing refugees in the attic and weapons in the cellar. She concealed a French spy in her musical troupe and sent sheet music to De Gaulle with secret messages scribbled in invisible ink. There's also a photo in this room of Baker marching alongside Martin Luther King in Washington, D.C., in 1963.
A row of children's beds is lined up in the Nursery Room – this is where Baker's "Rainbow Tribe" slept. In 1954, long before Mia Farrow, Madonna, or Angelina Jolie thought of it, Baker adopted the first of 12 children, each from a different country, and raised each one to speak and to practice his or her native language and religion.
Joséphine Baker, famous Jazz singer and dancer arrived at Germany, Sep. 10, 1928 accompanied by her Secretary, her General Manager and the Manager for Germany. AP-picture shows Joséphine and her darling. (AP PHOTO)
Though this particular Joséphine is new to me, the current owner of Les Milandes, Angélique de Saint Exupery (a distant relation to the author), has known of her her whole life. Angélique, a statuesque 34-year-old, leads a group of us through the château and tells us that as a girl, she could see Les Milandes' peaked roofs and turrets from her bedroom window. Her first visit to the château at age 8 was a true coup de coeur. The powder-blue and black Art Deco bathroom Joséphine Baker designed around her favorite perfume bottle, Lanvin's Arpège, lit up Angélique's little-girl world.
Though Baker died before Angélique was born, she remained a strong presence. "When you're born in Périgord," says Angélique, "you know everything about Joséphine, because she did so much for us. If there are tourists here today, it's because of her." Stories of how the entertainer adopted this area outside of Bordeaux, which is overflowing with foie gras and Armagnac and peppered with medieval bastides and 15th-century castles perched on either side of the Dordogne River, reinforced the love affair between Angélique, a daughter of Périgord, and the entertainer.
Like Angélique, Joséphine fell in love with Les Milandes immediately upon visiting the property in 1938. She and her fourth husband, bandleader Jo Bouillon, bought it in 1947. They added electricity and modern plumbing, then went broke trying to turn the estate into what Baker called her "World Village." Because her childhood in early 1900s Missouri, with its poverty, abuse and racism, had limited what she could do and where she could go, her tourist destination would welcome people of all races and religions.
She began pouring money into a luxury hotel, restaurants, an amusement park, theaters, miniature golf, playgrounds, tennis courts, and a working farm. She opened the Village on her birthday, June 3, in 1949, and by the early 1950s, the complex employed 150. Unfortunately, says Angélique, many took advantage of Baker's poor accounting skills by invoicing her for the same job repeatedly or by overcharging her. Baker booked concert tours when she ran out of money, but she never raised enough funds to break even.
Since receiving the château as a gift from her parents in 2001, Angélique has also dedicated herself to fulfilling a vision of Les Milandes: a museum that preserves the legacy of its former châtelaine. Angélique and her family have found and reassembled much of the original furniture and Baker memorabilia to present a comprehensive life story. Some pieces were bought at auction. Others, like the banana skirt, were donated. No one ever dismantled the decadent bathrooms. Though many have tried to sell Angélique what they claim to be "Joséphine's furniture," she has a good eye for fakes. She's also restored the gardens, planting more than 4,000 box hedges since taking over the deed. (Joséphine employed five to 10 gardeners at any time.)
Chateau des Milandes (Flickr Creative Commons/LaurPhil)
"We used to end the tour here," Angélique says in the kitchen, "but it was too sad." She struggled with whether or not to display the bathrobe photo, but in the end decided it's best not to smooth over the rough bits of a life story. The photo hangs a few feet from a giant hearth decorated with "teaching tiles" illustrated with different fruits and vegetables. Joséphine used them to teach her children vocabulary.
The kitchen is also where Joséphine barricaded herself in protest after the French government auctioned off the château and all its contents in 1968. The new owner, who'd bought the castle for one-tenth of its value, shut the door behind her for good when she stepped out to pick up some food. From 1969 until 1975, she and her kids lived in Monaco with assistance from Princess Grace. In 1975, Joséphine died from a cerebral hemorrhage in Paris while staging a comeback. She expired a few days after the sold-out opening of a retrospective revue. A photo in one of the rooms at Les Milandes shows fans crowding the streets of Paris for a glimpse of her funeral procession.
The finale of the museum is now the Dining Room, where a wax figure of a 32-year-old Joséphine in a bob and bone-colored evening gown presides over a dining table set with sumptuous red linens and service for 12. Joséphine loved to entertain, says Angélique, and often did so to the detriment of her bottom line. Every Christmas she invited more than 50 children from the area to enjoy the grand tree and treats. The luxury hotel that was meant to turn a profit was more often used as a guesthouse for friends.
This is how Angélique wants people to remember Joséphine, as a glamorous, generous, and idealistic woman who was in many ways ahead of her time. She mentions her favorite lyric of Joséphine's, "Despite the cares and despite the woes, smile, always smile!" A framed wedding photo of a smiling Angélique and her husband adorn a grand piano in this room. They were married at the château – something else she has in common with Baker, who married Bouillon here on June 3, 1947. "We destroyed the parquet," she recalls. "So much dancing!"
Our file picture shows famous american Jazz singer and dancer Joséphine Baker during a show-revue at Paris, Feb. 21, 1949. (AP PHOTO)
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|The majority of Castle Valley residents continue to enjoy the wet white scenery created by recent winter storms. But local police officers have already issued citations to Helper citizens who have failed to comply with the city's snow removal ordinance and concerns regarding the situation surfaced at last week's council meeting.
The heavy snow in December and early January brought needed moisture to the Carbon County area.
But the winter storms also created a lot of work for local residents who are responsible for removing the white stuff from sidewalks.
In Helper, the winter storms resulted in citations issued by city police to residents failing to remove snow from properties located inside the city limits.
"I am here not only speaking for myself, but for a committee of Helper citizens," stated Jerry Hamaker during the Helper City Council last Thursday. "We request that the city vacate the snow tickets that were issued in early January because the enforcement of the sidewalk cleaning ordinance was arbitrary."
While some citizens were issued tickets for not cleaning sidewalks, other residents were approached and told to clear the snow because citations were being given out by police officers, claimed Hamaker.
"One person in our neighborhood was actually shoveling the walk when they saw the police car go by and they were written up, too," said Hamaker. "They got the ticket in the mail even though they were working at it."
Hamaker explained that the situation began when his family went on vacation during the holidays. The resident said he returned from that trip on Jan. 5 and a citation showed up in his mailbox on Jan. 7.
"The city gives people who have their cars parked on the street overnight warnings, so why shouldn't they do the same thing with sidewalk cleaning?" asked Hamaker.
Mayor Joe Bonacci responded by indicating that he did not think the enforcement was arbitrary and he felt the ordinance was important.
"We are looking out for the public's safety here," pointed out the mayor. "If people fall down and get hurt, it becomes the homeowner's liability. What should we do as a city; rescind the ordinance?"
The best way to resolve the problem with the citations that have been issued may be to hash the matter out in court, suggested Councilman Chuck Buchanan.
"The council can't legally do anything with the citations, only the court can do that," said Buchanan. "The city attorney is seated right here. Maybe he can throw them out, but the council can do nothing about it."
Some discussion involving people in attendance at the meeting followed about senior citizens who cannot physically remove snow.
"We realize that removing the snow is a problem for some of our older citizens," stated the mayor. "If they will call Helper City Hall, we can make provisions to help them."
In addition, the mayor revealed that he had been contacted by many people who were upset because the snow on numerous walks in the city had not been cleared by local residents.
"What I would like to see is that the council review this ordinance and put some kind of provision in it that says the police have to give people a warning first," said Hamaker.
Addressing snow removal tickets that have already been issued, Helper City Attorney Gene Strate explained the procedure of processing the citations will work.
"If someone pleads guilty and pays the fine, I never see it," pointed out Strate. "The tickets only come to me if the recipient pleads not guilty."
"But I actually received so many of these citations from this winter that I charged everyone," added the city attorney. "When we get into court, we can figure out how to settle this."
The question of city crews pushing snow onto walks also surfaced during the discussion. Councilman Tony Gonzales, who is over the street department, explained that the crews do the best they can and that sometimes it takes a couple of days to get to all the roads.
As for pushing snow onto sidewalks that is an age old question every homeowner seems to face at one time or another.
The snowstorm hit local residents by surprise, said one citizen attending the city council meeting.
The resident applauded city workers for doing "a heck of a job."
The citizen also said city crews had pushed snow into two driveways he had cleaned, but he knew the workers need to put it somewhere.
At the conclusion of the discussion, the Helper council members agreed to review the city's snow removal ordinance.
An unrelated concern faced by the Helper council during last week's public meeting involved a citizen who claimed his neighborhood has sewer backup problems that have existed for years.
"We have had a problem with the sewer on Second East for at least three years," indicated Larry Ganser. "The main line is a six inch pipe and it isn't big enough to handle the newer houses that were put up above us."
Ganser described odors in his home that purportedly makes his wife sick.
The resident also told the city officials about his neighbors who reportedly have had sewage backing up into their basements.
"The city's been great to come and clear the line a number of times, but there is a hump in the road there and I think the line has a high place in it, too much for the flow to go over properly," stated Ganser.
"The city should have never issued building permits for those new homes," lamented Bonacci. "We need to correct this problem. They need a new line."
The group discussed the options and one city council members asked why local officials had not heard about the problem before last week.
"People quit complaining because nothing was being done about it," claimed Ganser's wife. "During the summer, we can open the windows, but now ... well you need to come up and experience it to understand it."
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Screen printing includes creating a stencil (printers phone this a "display"), and after that using that stencil to use layers of ink on the printing area. Each shade is applied using another stencil, individually, united to reach the ultimate appearance.
Digital printing is a considerably newer procedure that includes your art work being procedure by a pc, and after that printed straight onto the area of your goods. Digital printing is just not a heat-transfer or appliqu'e, as the ink is immediately stuck to the material of your top. Each printing procedure has its strengths, and these will be weighed by our graphics team when determining which to use on your layout.
Digital printing is the most frequently used printing system because it is economical and quick. Since printing plates are not needed, it is a cost effective method to print a low amount of bits (like 50 invitations, for example), and you're not restricted to the amount of colours you can use in one piece. That means it is a terrific method to replicate scanned images (believe collages, hand drawn illustrations, or paintings).
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Digital printing hardware is best used for things that needed orders of a smaller amount, and high levels of detail. The fact the digital printer will not use displays allows for a photographic print, with significantly more depth than conventional screen printing. As the ink is utilized thinner (to realize such depth), electronic printing is best used on lighter colored tops allowing the layout to glow through. Because there aren't any displays or physical organization, the reality the layout is processed and printed digitally enables for a measure of one.
Although I layout letterpress and screen-printed invitations, I additionally do a lot of digitally printed invites and "day-of" wedding stationery, like service software, menus, escort cards, and more. I am convinced you've a great notion of what digital printing is; the digital printing I use on invitations is similar, but with larger printer and a more elaborate, and most of us have residence or office printers.
Unlike offset or letterpress where printing plates are participating, digitally printed invites are printed straight from an electronic file on a pc. Digital printers transfer four colors of ink (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) to paper concurrently, making a total-colour print after just one pass through the printer – meaning that each invitation takes less time to print and is less expensive to make than other printing techniques. Unlike engraving, which makes raised text, and letterpress, which makes a relief perception, a level picture is produced by digital printing without any texture.
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Additionally called "4-colour process printing," method printing describes the means of printing the full spectrum of colours using halftones of just 4 ink shades layered over each other: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black (or, CMYK). These 4 clear ink shades may be used in mixture, with fluctuating levels of transparency, to produce any shade. Custom printing predominantly uses this technique to print photographic pictures, because the crystalline CMYK inks are inclined to get the colour of the top underneath them, which procedure operates best on light-colored tops, like white or normal.
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Screen printing, or silk-screen printing 's been around since early 1900's when it was patented in England by Simon Robinson. Screen printing is a multi-action procedure that starts with designing and gathering the art; burning each layout into the displays; ultimately printing and planning each ink which is going to be employed. You are able to have a look at our infographic describing our screen printing procedure.
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A printing press is a sophisticated piece of high-precision industrial gear which is designed to make printed stuff at a high rate of speed and low cost per page. Printing presses are commercially available which use many different kinds of printing technologies, but the most common kind is called offset lithography. These presses are usually designed in either sheet-fed shapes, which print on unique sheets of paper or other substance, or net-fed shapes, which print on long webs of paper or other substance, provided on big reels. A so called 'full size' sheet fed offset press prints on sheets which are about 700 mm x 1000 millimeters in size (about 28 inches x 40 inches). "Half size" and "quarter size" offset presses can also be common, and these machines print on sheets which are one half or one quarter as big.
An offset printing press has another printing unit, or tower, for each colour of ink. Some presses have as many as 12 towers, first printing 6 colours on one side of the sheet, then flipping the sheet over, in a device called a perfector, and ultimately printing 6 colours on the reverse of the sheet. Usually black plus the three subtractive primary colors (cyan, magenta, and yellow) are the 4 principal colours printed. Other inks added to these four primary colours are usually spot colors, which are exceptionally saturated colours outside the colour gamut that may be realized with the subtractive primaries – these can be utilized as symbol shades, or they may be shades which are used for some stunning arty effect.
Each printing tower has three principal cylinders – impression cylinder, blanket cylinder, and the plate cylinder. Each of these cylinders is designed to have a surface that is somewhat bigger in area compared to the size of sheets which are printed by that specific press. The blanket cylinder is in between the plate and impression cylinders, and its surface contacts the surface of both of the other cylinders. The three cylinders are rotated at the exact same surface speed, to ensure their surfaces contact each other without slipping. As described below, the ink picture is formed first on the plate, subsequently transferred to the blanket, and eventually transferred to the paper (that will be held at first glance of the impression cylinder).
There's one lithographic plate per colour plane, and the picture is formed by these plates. The plates operate on the principle that water and oil do not mix. Another printing press technologies (including flexography), use printing plates with raised regions which carry the ink, just like a stamp pad. In addition, there are several other printing press technologies (including gravure) which hold the ink in engraved recesses on the equivalent of the "plate cylinder". Yet, lithography uses plates which are level to within 1 micrometer – the inked regions in the picture are neither raised nor recessed by any stature which is of any value to the printing procedure. The plates themselves are most usually level bits of anodized aluminum with a thin (about 1 micrometer thick) polymer layer on their surface. The polymer has the property it is easily wetted by the oil-based printing ink, but not wetted by water. On the other hand, the anodized aluminum itself is easily wetted by water, but is not by the ink. So, basically, the polymer pulls the aluminum and ink pulls water.
Before the press is prepared to begin printing, an image is formed on the surface of each plate by selectively removing parts of the polymer layer, in a computer to plate machine which scans laser beams across the surface of the plate to remove the unneeded parts of the polymer layer. Subsequently the plates are mechanically clamped in place and wrapped around the plate cylinders. A sort of offset press called a direct imaging (DI) press, accessible since the mid 1990s, forms pictures on plates in situ on the plate cylinders in the press, using laser scan systems incorporated in the press. That is less common than imaging the plates outside the press on a computer to plate machine. Once the press begins printing, rollers use a colorless water-based solution (called dampening solution or fountain solution) to each plate, which solution wets the regions where the polymer was removed. Other rollers apply printing ink to the plate, which ink coats just the pieces of the plate that still are covered by the polymer layer, after the fountain solution is used.


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I think that it is a great idea...I'll help you if I know something what you need
Well, I have had the domain linuxhomenetworking.org for some years now and I was wondering what to do with it.
I am thinking of making the domain a wiki like wikipedia for linux topics 100% supported by donations, not ads. Does anyone have any experience in doing this from both a technical and marketing perspective?
I think that it is a great idea...I'll help you if I know something what you need
I have been a part of a couple of sites that have tried this, and its difficult at best. Main reason is its hard to get people to contribute articles without remuneration. You don't necessarily have to pay them, but there has to be some sort of reciprocation. The site benefits by way of increased hits due to a popular article, but the author gets nothing aside from exposure.
I am not sure how you would position the site. There is an angle there, I am just not sure of it off-hand.
My original thought would be to make it a completely separate domain, no ads. So there would be no financial incentive.
Another option would be to have ads, but make them belong to some Linux non-profit so they get all the proceeds.
Peter, correct me if I am wrong, but isn't a large portion of the site already dedicated to Linux tutorials and articles? How would the wiki idea change what is currently here?
Who wrote most of those articles anyway? They are very well written and informative.
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A major change in poll site locations announced Wednesday by the Jefferson County Board of Elections will affect approximately 2,500 voters who previously have voted at the North Side Improvement League on Mill Street.
Those voters, who reside in election districts 14/1 and 15/1, will vote Tuesday in Dostie Hall at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 302 W. Lynde St.
The change of venue was made in consultation with Jefferson County Legislators Jennie M. Adsit, R-Watertown, and Anthony J. Doldo, R-Watertown, according to a news release from Board of Elections officials.
Republican Election Commissioner Jerry O. Eaton said that move was made after concerns arose about the viability of the site, which has been battling financial difficulties for the past several years.
We just cant have that kind of risk with 2,500 voters in a competitive City Council race, Mr. Eaton said.
Though an announcement was expected Tuesday from the league, none was forthcoming, and Mr. Eaton said the decision was made to move the polling site.
We werent given any assurances privately that the site would be usable, Mr. Eaton said.
Every registered voter in the affected districts will be notified of the change by mail, officials said in the release.
Mr. Eaton and Democratic Commissioner Babette M. Hall said that despite some small problems that have cropped up in recent days, the board is fully prepared to run the election Tuesday.
The commissioners acknowledged that two Clayton residents were accidentally sent Cape Vincent ballots but said the mix-up had been fixed and the correct ballots had been sent.
A ballot issue brought to his attention Wednesday morning gave Mr. Eaton heart palpitations.
Lyme Town Council candidate Anne M. Harris was left off the ballot as a Conservative, although she is endorsed by that party.
Her name was not included on the ballot because the board did not receive a certificate of authorization from the Conservative Party, Mr. Eaton and Ms. Hall said.
She was notified of the situation in July, according to officials.
What caused the error is unclear. Mrs. Harris said she turned in her designating petitions on the same day as fellow Conservative Party member Donald R. Bourquin.
Her endorsement was confirmed by party representative Harry F. Staudenmayer in a letter to the editor published in Tuesdays Times.
Mrs. Harris said she was unfazed by the oversight.
She is still listed on the ballot as a Republican, she said.
Parking for those voting at Dostie Hall is available behind the church and on Thompson Street next to the church. Voting will be from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
If voters have questions or concerns, they are encouraged to call the Jefferson County Board of Elections at 785-3027.
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LeRay is leaking lots of water.
The Town Council discovered Thursday that it is losing about 55,000 gallons of water every day from Water District 2, which encompasses the commercial district along routes 11 and 342.
But workers, who found out about the problem two weeks ago, still havent pinpointed where the leak is, reported Steven Marshall, operator for the Development Authority of the North Country, which maintains the water system for the town.
Town employees are testing fire hydrants to find the leaks source. It could be on Route 11 across from KFC, Mr. Marshall said, where a huge wet spot is present.
Town records show that the leak in Water District 2 likely was present for three months before the problem was confirmed in early April, when the town billed customers for the first quarter, from January through March. During an average quarter, the town government uses 2 million gallons of water produced by its four wells in the district for municipal purposes; the remainder, about 22 million gallons, goes toward households and businesses in the district.
But records for the first quarter of 2013 showed the towns share accounted for 7 million gallons far more than it actually used. That meant at least 5 million gallons leaked out of the district during the quarter, an average of 55,000 gallons a day.
Based on the amount residents are charged in the district $3.75 per 1,000 gallons the town lost about $18,750 worth of water in the past three months, or about $208 per day.
Though town officials noticed in January that there could be a problem, they couldnt confirm it until users were billed at the end of March because of insufficient data, said Steven T. Harter, the LeRay supervisors administrative clerk. About 300,000 gallons of water flow through the large district each day.
We noticed (in January) the water flow was higher than the sewer flow, which meant it was going into the ground and not reaching the sewer, he said.
Workers have tried to find the leak for about a week without any success, Mr. Harter said, but the problem should be resolved soon.
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Thomas C. Layton has been a dedicated philanthropic leader, seeding and supporting positive social change for almost four decades. As the president of The Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation since 1975, Layton has built a track record of innovative and risk-taking grant-making that has served some of the Bay Area's most esteemed leaders, movements and institutions in their nascent stages.
Daniel Solomon, FAIA is an architect and urban designer whose career combines professional practice with teaching and writing. His commitment to the construction and reconstruction of urban neighborhoods extends beyond his renowned project work; he is a co-founder of the Congress for the New Urbanism and a passionate spokesman for the cause of the city.
Chief Judge Karen V. Clopton has been promoting active public discourse, integrity and transparency in government for more than two decades. As the chief administrative law judge for the California Public Utilities Commission, she has made its crucial regulatory work more accessible to the public and more efficient.
Senator Art Torres (Ret.), J.D. has been a life-long public servant and advocate for civil rights, healthcare, stem cell research and environmental justice. In a career spanning more than three decades, he has distinguished himself by tackling complex policy issues that affect all California residents. Sen.
Many middle-income jobs have been lost since the economic meltdown and the competition for the jobs that remain leave low- and moderate-wage workers competing with people who have more experience and education. In this post, we focus on specific barriers affecting low- and moderate-wage workers.
Stalled for years in environmental review and public uncertainty, the project to build bus rapid transit on Geary Boulevard is gaining momentum, with new designs and a new target opening date.
After a grueling recession and a long period of underbuilding, construction is making a vigorous comeback in San Francisco: The SF Planning Department reports more than 6,000 new units under construction. The backlash, however, comes in the form of rising rents— exacerbating unaffordability in what was already one of the country's least affordable cities.
Middle-wage jobs are becoming scarcer as more and more job growth takes place at the high and low ends of the wage spectrum. How can we create opportunity for low-wage workers to move up? Past efforts to address this issue have sometimes emphasized the differences between workers in different wage groups. But this often masks the specific information needed to solve the challenge.
The No. 1 crisis facing San Francisco today is the skyrocketing cost of housing. As high prices push people out, the City of Oakland faces a wave of new arrivals — and new challenges. Here's how we got into this situation, and what we can do about it.
Climate scientists have raised concerns that the latest report from the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is "too conservative," referring to its lowered projections on the range of future warming based on a slight lack of temperature increase over the last decade. Despite this possibly encouraging bit of news, the IPCC's fifth major assessment continues to report unequivocal warming due to human causes.
Earlier this year a new ordinance requiring energy audits for existing commercial buildings in San Francisco went into effect. The audits identify upgrades a property owner can make to improve overall building efficiency. So far, the first 195 building audits have identified 32 gigawatt-hours of potential annual energy savings, with a value of $6 million. ...
As BART ridership continues to grow much faster than expected, the agency is exploring ways to increase capacity and improve service. The study currently underway, called BART Metro Vision, looks to when BART would serve more than double today's ridership, and works to measure which investments will deliver the most benefits to Bay Area rail transit.
This month the San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA) and San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) unanimously approved the final environmental impact statement/environmental impact report (EIS/EIR) for the Van Ness Avenue Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project. When finished in the spring of 2018, the BRT line will serve the two miles on Van Ness Avenue from Lombard Street to Mission Street.
The City of San Francisco has embarked on an ambitious plan to re-envision the troubled San Francisco Housing Authority (SFHA). SFHA is a federally recognized public corporation with a commission appointed by the local government and a mission to provide affordable housing to low- and moderate-income people.
In the June issue of The Urbanist, we explored the idea of removing Highway 280 north of 16th Street in San Francisco in order to reconnect the Mission Bay and Potrero Hill neighborhoods. This summer, the Center for Architecture presented a design competition to consider what might happen next. Here's a look at the winning entries and the ideas they propose for transforming this urban barrier into a healthy neighborhood connection.
In connection with our current exhibition, SPUR is thrilled to announce The Museum of the Phantom City: Unbuilt San Francisco, a free phone app that brings lost treasures of architecture and planning into contemporary life.
As rents and home values in San Francisco continue to explode, residents and policy makers are trying to make sense of what this means for the city. Is San Francisco an anomaly within the region or a prophecy of things to come? SPUR will co-host two forums on the housing market to explore some of this question and more.
The word "infrastructure" connotes things like pipes, conduits, steel and concrete, but when it comes to solving urban water management challenges, there are a growing number of solutions that are equally engineered yet more nature-based. While "grey" or traditional infrastructure remains an essential part of safe and effective design for flood control and urban watershed management, it is no longer the only tool in the toolbox.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has given the green light for the Recreation and Parks Department (RPD) to take the lead coordinating the city's support of urban agriculture. Among SPUR's recommended priorities for this program are developing a strategy to reduce community garden waiting lists and operating as a "one-stop-shop" for the people seeking assistance with urban agriculture projects.
For a group like SPUR — one that works to promote transit, walking and biking as primary forms of mobility — there's no question that a transit strike is a major setback. It instills in people the sense, consciously or unconsciously, that they cannot count on transit being there when they need it.
While many parts of San Francisco are full of fresh food retailers, other neighborhoods lack greengrocers of any size. According to the SF Health Department, some areas of the city — including Treasure Island, the Tenderloin, Hunters Point and Visitacion Valley, among others — have limited to no fresh food retail options.
In the past few years, there's been a lot of attention on income inequality and the shrinking middle class, particularly as job growth nationally has remained sluggish. Despite an economic boom in the Bay Area, many workers are still struggling. SPUR is part of a new initiative to identify ways we can increase economic opportunity at the local and regional level.
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This online workshop video presents a broad overview of diabetes in sign language, including pathophysiology, risk factors, management techniques, and preventative measures.
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This website gives kids ages 9 to 13 the information they need to make healthy lifestyle choices. The site focuses on topics that are important to them—such as stress and physical fitness—using kid-friendly lingo, games, quizzes, and other interactive features. The Teacher's Corner provides interactive, educational, and fun activities that are linked to national education standards for science and health.
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ChooseMyPlate.gov from the USDA illustrates the five food groups that are the building blocks for a healthy diet and provides tools for diet/calorie tracking and information on weight management, physical activity, and healthy eating. Some materials available in Spanish.
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This tip sheet gives ten tips for reducing your child's sugar intake by eating healthy foods instead of sweets.
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On this website you'll find everything there is to know about staying healthy and living well with diabetes. Learn how to manage your blood sugar, treat highs and lows, and avoid diabetic complications. Get inspired by people with diabetes achieving great things, and find practical help with the everyday issues you face in your home, workplace, and beyond.
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This booklet provides tips and ideas to improve your eating plan and become more physically active before, during, and after your pregnancy.
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This in-person program aims to fight the childhood obesity epidemic by fostering an environment where kids know it's hip to be healthy. Nutrition and physical activity is at the root of each program, helping to build healthy bodies and healthy hearts.
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This Kinda Makes Me Sad....
But collectors are melting precious items for their gold and silver worth now that the price of these metals is sky high. Click here to read the full story. How do you feel about this practice?
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Don't like it. I know it's worth the money, but eventually this hurts the availability of items. At least to some degree.
I use to buy a lot of older plates from thrift stores for pennies on the dollar and resell them. Made some nice extra cash selling the classic plates. Homer Laughlin, TS&T and others. But learned alot of what I was selling being cut up for jewelry. These ladies had small band saws and would cut circular shaped pieces out of the plates with nice flowers and/or bold and beautiful colors. They made good money off the jewelry they made out of these plates.
Conflicting feelings about it. Ultimately just don't like to see nice old items cut up or melted down. They should be appreciated as is. Especially when it seems likely some rare or historical pieces could be eliminated in this process.
But ultimately, I guess, money talks.
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yes!! someone bought a necklace from me & it got ugly when i was wrong about the gold content in a miraculous medal (it was a beautiful necklace, that i re-vamped myself with vintage jewelry & put love into it & they just wanted to hack her up!
look: DSCI0002.jpg i told him to send it back!!
id rather keep it!
right now i have something that i believe to be very very rare, im afraid to sell it now?
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It is very hard to read the writing, can you type up what it says? Do you see any gold or precious metal marks on it?
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i can't login write an instance of quake live is arleady running
i can't login write an instance of quake live is arleady running
So you are already logged in?
Sometimes I wonder...
"Why is that frisbee getting bigger?"
Then it hits me.
Check to see if there's a browser entry stuck in memory with the Task Manger (ctrl+alt+delete).
- Close all of your browser windows, then open a fresh window, and return to quakelive.com to login.
- If you cannot login, run Task Manager (ctrl+alt+delete) and kill all browser (FireFox/Chrome/IE) processes, and return to quakelive.com to login.
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I have this issue also.. Fatal Error : An instance of Quake Live is already running. Please close this web page.
I have:
Logged out..
Closed all web browsers..
Restarted multiple times..
Nothing in Task manager..
Disabled all addons in IE10..
Have not logged on with any other computers..
Any suggestions??
It's likely to be IE10 playing up. I had the same issue recently, when I "upgraded" from IE9. 10 is not currently supported by QL, and to be honest I found it to be a horrible sluggish thing anyway. I uninstalled the update, which rolled me back to the previous version and now I can log in with no problems (this is in Win7).
Am currently using Chrome with no problems.
Thanks Mike.. I checked, turns out I had automatically updated to IE10 2 days ago, so i back dated to IE9 and all is good..
Cheers mate...
Also a good idea to go into Windows update and hide the update for IE10 so it doesn't automatically download it again. Glad you're back up and running.
IE 10 users: press f12 - developer tools window will open, then in that window in the top menu select browser mode: IE 10 Compatibility View, and document mode: Standarts...
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Three officers—two Ashe deputies and a West Jefferson officer—have returned to work after being on administrative leave after a fatal shooting November 19th. Sheriff James Williams returned Deputies Joshua Hopkins and Jeremy Munday to work last Saturday, while Officer Jake Howell
returned to his post at the West Jefferson Police Department Sunday, the three involved in the fatal shooting of Mark Houck after responding to the call and firing the shots that killed the 47-year old Laurel Springs man. Four officers responded to the call about a man firing a gun off of his porch on Gaither Poe Road late the night of Nov. 19. The original press release said "The officers identified themselves, and ordered the man to put down his weapon. Houck refused to comply, and began pointing the weapon at the officers. The officers fired their weapons, striking and killing the subject." Deputy Brandon Howell from the Ashe County Sheriff's Office also responded to the shots fired call but was not placed on administrative leave. The officers have been returned to duty in spite of the SBI not releasing any information on the status of their investigation into the shooting. The DA is yet to determine if the shooting was justified or if charges will be filed.
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