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PrintWeek Awards 2016
This year has flown by quicker than any I can remember; perhaps it's a sign of age or perhaps it's simply because 2016 has been such an eventful year.
There were many highlights, not least Drupa, which was described by many as the best since 2000, but there can be little doubt that in years to come 2016 will be remembered for the Brexit vote.
However, despite the initially shock the 'B' word caused we mustn't forget that we're working in a sector that embraced the 'keep calm and carry on' mentality years before it was printed on t-shirts, mugs and tea towels. And that is one of the industry's many great strengths: its ability not just to survive but actually to thrive in uncertain times.
And this year's SME of the Year is the perfect example of that. Operating in a sector that the company itself described as being perceived as dying not so long ago, pre-press house PH Media proves that even in the toughest market, the right model driven by the right people, with the right attitude will triumph.
And it is companies like PH Media – and all the other companies featured in the following pages – that prove the UK print industry is able to rise above political or economic machinations.
Because our great industry continues to lead the way, not just in terms of adopting the latest technology, but more importantly, in the way it displays pride, passion and a willingness to evolve.
And that's exactly what our 25 judges were looking for across the judging days.
My thanks to all of the judges, our sponsors and of course all of the companies that entered this year's awards – it's because of their hard work and generous support that the PrintWeek Awards are the industry's flagship awards scheme.
Finally, congratulations to all this year's winners, you really are the best of the best and your efforts are proof that print's future is brighter than ever.
Darryl Danielli
Editor and Publisher
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Scroll through to see the winners from 2016
Winner: Buxton Press
Buxton Press is well into a £20m-plus investment programme, which may explain why last year's winner has done it again. A major highlight was the installation of four new long-perfecting presses with all the trimmings. A huge "holistic" remodelling of the factory meanwhile helped accommodate the expansion and, no doubt, freed up badly needed space in that trophy cabinet. "I just don't know how they keep doing it," said one judge, "they just get stronger and stronger."
Highly commended:
The Delta Group
Opus Trust Marketing
Winner: PH Media
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According to Creative Review magazine: "PH Media is the go-to pre-press provider for high-end magazines", and why not? The Roche, Cornwall, business has an enviably prestigious independent portfolio spanning the arts, fashion and museums sectors. According to the company's entry, "carving out success in a print sector once considered dying has meant constant diversification and reinvention, investment in staff and equipment." Rather than customer testimonials, a live client list including the V&A, ArtReview and British Museum almost says it all, but not quite. For one PrintWeek judge concluded: "Small but perfectly formed is probably the best description of PH Media."
Highly commended:
First 4 Print Finishing
Nationwide Print
Winner: Windles Group
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Two new programmes sealed the deal to make this year a green dream for the company in Thame, Oxfordshire. The first, a £5m investment in a purpose-built eco-factory, was underscored by a 'Loop-It' in-house campaign. While the building is a high-tech nerve centre of light and motion sensors, latest glazing and insulation techniques, rapid-roll doors to keep in the heat and a biomass boiler, the Loop-It initiative includes colour-coded action panels strategically placed throughout the factory to show how simple changes to the working day can have a positive impact on sustainable print and production. "Yes the move to a new factory was impressive," recalled a judge, "but it was everything around the building that edged it for me - every impact was considered and acted on."
Highly commended:
Park Communications
Winner: Pensord
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It's the small things that count at Pensord, such as amending the way a box label is presented. Such detailed consideration came into sharper focus this year when the company in Blackwood, Wales, undertook a new initiative where all staff in all areas were encouraged to put themselves in publishers' shoes to widen their working perspectives and put them firmly in the mindset of their customers. From this evolved twice daily audits to ensure every process is executed to the highest standard and delays are reduced. The company has enhanced checking of plotter proofs and the analysis of mailing data, and extended courier options to offer more flexible pick-ups and collections. "A great business with a great strategy," concluded the judges. "They seem to put their people first, which in turn encourages their people to put the customer first."
Highly commended:
Pindar (part of the YM Group)
Winner: Samuel Jackson, We Do Print
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Sam went from being aged 24, homeless and living in his car to an outstanding trainee print operative. This is his journey: last May Sam became the first young person to join the social enterprise's 12-week volunteer print programme, which led to a full-time post. Sam is now being trained on its MIS software and quality assurance for clients including Sky and Lloyds Banking Group. "To even be in a position to be nominated for this award is beyond anything that I could have imagined a year ago," said Sam. "We talk about business turnaround stories in print," added a judge, "but people can do it too."
Highly commended:
Jacob Cook, The Alexir Partnership
Jack Southern, The Folkestone Academy
Winner: Boss Print
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London's Boss Print lived up to its name for the second year running to prove when it comes to luxury, it's the boss. "Absolutely outstanding, so well made, beautifully designed and a great choice of materials," raved one judge. The 50 Canaletto ceramic sculpture boxes included a champagne-colour foil-blocked logo, tray in metallic ink and plinth die-cut and wrapped in Kashgar Black Silk. The LVMH box sets had an outer box litho printed on 140gsm Splendorgel and silk laminated. Lavish interior elements include welcome letter with a USB stick inserted into an inner plinth, with the handmade masterpiece wrapped and finished with concealed magnetic catch to hold it all in place.
Highly commended:
Pureprint Group
Winner: The Westdale Press
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The Cardiff company took stock for Take Stock, one of several highly praised magazines. The high-end catering title had reluctantly agreed to reduce the cover weight from 220gsm to 200gsm to enable bespoke making of reels. Westdale was spot on: despite the drop in weight, the quality was uncompromised. "Vibrant results across all four submissions," concluded judges. "Some great finishing too, such as a 6pp flush gatefold on Man About Town's autumn issue."
Highly commended:
Pureprint Group
Wyndeham Roche
Winner: Team (Impression)
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High-quality colour and innovative applications were needed to secure victory in this category and who better then to flaunt them than fashionistas? The British Fashion Council annual review showcased a year of fashion and Leeds-based Team (Impression) went big on production, using digital print, foil blocking, duplexing of board to cloth, flat binding, coloured edging and a presentation slipcase made by hand. "This project was simply stunning, such skill has been used and it really takes your breath away," gasped judges. A Marble Arch presentation book for a boutique property development, and a Hoxton nine document flagging up a high-end apartment complex in East London also left them breathless.
Highly commended:
Pureprint Group
Winner: ESP Colour
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"What the hell is this...?" opens the piece that scooped this prize. Improve International runs training for vets and veterinary staff and wanted to maximise uptake. Bravedog, the group's marketing agency, brainstormed a complete strategy to raise brand awareness, inform vets, differentiate the client from rivals, and fill up training spaces. ESP used a personalised email campaign, trade magazine and Facebook ads and personalised printed prospectuses. The campaign, said one judge, involved "full use of cross-media with impressive lead generation stats, and that's what matters." Results were spectacular, with significantly more leads than in the previous year and an equally impressive number of click-throughs. The training programmes, meanwhile, were fully subscribed.
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Winner: Pureprint Group
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Chairs Are For People and awards are for winning. Pureprint Group secured this gong for a host of brochures including the aforementioned one on chairs. What made this job special was the use of a six-colour digital process that brought photography, illustrations and section dividers to life in brilliant orange and violet. The finishing touches were the handmade paper and letterpress-printed personalised jacket for 50 very special copies. But every sample "ticked all the boxes," insisted the judges.
Highly commended:
CPI Colour
Empress Litho
Winner: Diamond Print Services
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The concept for the Wardian Brochure seemed to be asking too much of the processes involved to come close to the designer's ambition, according to this year's category winner. Long discussions took place before anything went to print and the project demanded a strong partnership between the London company, the client and its customer. A book block with 20pp was gathered and sewn, but heavy ink coverage throughout made cutting, folding and binding a challenge. It was overcome with custom-made pressing pads and care and skill, which was not lost on the judges. One of them said of this and other entries: "This is the perfect combination of inventive and traditional finishing – fantastic and some of the most beautiful books I've ever handled."
Highly commended:
Screaming Colour
Winner: Pureprint Group
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Five years, five wins for Pureprint thanks this year to, according to the judges, "a strong set of entries, with the Dior book in particular stunning". That Dior book. Richard Avedon immortalised Christian Dior's creations in images that became legendary. While Uckfield, Sussex printer Pureprint undertook more than 80 hours of repro work, meticulously converting mono to tri-tone and four-colour black and whites. Pureprint increased ink density on the blacks by 30% to give a rich photographic black to complement Dior sketches in a sleek, dark slipcase cover. What made this special were the challenges: Pureprint tested laminates with a sand grain finish and different embossing pressures before balancing blacks and greys for a true representation of Avedon's iconic photography and the Dior sketches.
Highly commended:
Push Print
Winner: Imprint (part of Pureprint Group)
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The look and feel of real door and window frames were essential for the success of this project, explains this year's winner of its White Stuff display. The Newcastle upon Tyne team worked with the client's visual merchandising team to create mock-ups to ensure they matched original reclaimed doors that were the main inspiration. Imprint turned to large-format digital for the job, using its six-colour, 1.6x3.1m digital flatbed to produce window and frame props on Re-board material. "We were tasked with ensuring the final printed version of the door and window frames closely matched the original feel and look and then carry it out throughout all 100 stores across the UK." Judges bought into the idea and execution: "Loved the adventurous way they executed the process - peerless."
Highly commended:
KMD Company
Winner: Howard Hunt Group
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Judges wanted stunning examples of long-run targeted messaging, but the quality of the complexity of variables, text and images had to be top notch. Howard Hunt from its base in Dartford, Kent, delivered. Monarch's winter holiday campaign for example involved 20,000 mailings and 4,000 variables with recommendations based on previous locations and spend. The front page of the mailer highlighted where the customer visited on their most recent holiday, using variable text and imagery to instantly evoke good memories. Inside the mailer also used customised text and imagery throughout to promote suggested destinations. Back of the 4pp mailer meanwhile included further personalised information on holiday options that were likely to appeal to each customer, including skiing and city breaks. The results were superb: the campaign created a return on investment that would make even the most hardened marketer weep with gratitude. Judges were carried away with this and other campaigns for Wickes, Tool Station and cancer charity Cancer Research UK: "Overall a great submission. To find four samples of this standard in one entry demonstrates they really get the concept of industrial digital."
Winner: Amberley Adhesive Labels
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The one that really swung if for the judges was the St Pancras White Cedar & Stars Candle, which "was simply astonishing; it looked both aged and premium at the same time". The luxury brand St Pancras Chambers Collection and St Pancras London Hotel collaboration took inspiration from stars on the hotel's magnificent gothic ceiling. Two separate laminated substrates achieved a tactile, textured feel to define a limited edition of 500 digitally printed labels. Matt varnishing, embossing, hot-foiling and die-cutting worked their wonders to give the finished label an exquisite border and unique shape. That label may have swung it but others – including Martin Miller, 9 Moons and Bramley & Gage gin labels – also gave extra zing to the Dorset printer's entry.
Highly commended:
The Label Makers
Winner: Resource
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"Don't forget the results of the campaign," reminded judges for a category rewarding the best marketing project for printers to promote their own businesses. Resource launched its communications and marketing events brand, CommsHero, to "get in front of new customers and win business" using a dedicated website and Twitter. It did just that: In the first year of hosting face-to-face icebreaker events, the Leeds business rolled out 45 delegate meetings, saw a 53% jump in Twitter followers and clocked up £1.3m of new business, leaving one judge to sum up, "you can't argue with the results because in marketing that's what matters".
Highly commended:
Howard Hunt Group
Inc Direct
Winner: Iliffe Print Cambridge
And why shouldn't Iliffe Print Cambridge blow its own trumpet about the Brixton Bugle? The 24pp full-colour tabloid and broadsheet newspaper in runs of 10,000 boasts online magazine and leaflet insertion. This exemplar newspaper printing service is anchored around two KBA Colora presses capable of printing 80,000 copies per hour. The Bugle, however, is not the only stand-out product. According to the judges "all of the papers had excellent lift; the China Daily was specially impressive when you consider the the length of the run." The title is the largest, oldest national English-language newspaper in China with a daily circulation of about one million. The European edition, a 32pp weekly, has been printed in the UK for over five years. According to the award entry it takes all of Iliffe's 120 years of experience and trusting relationships with customers to deliver the kind of excellence needed to win such a highly competitive and coveted award. The Voice meanwhile, the UK's only weekly paid newspaper targeting indigenous British-born black and mixed-race populations, along with the CathCom Reach newspaper for Catholic primary schools and parishes also relied on those trusted KBAs to secure victory for Iliffe Print Cambridge.
Winner: Augustus Martin
Big is beautiful for the Bromley-by-Bow printer. Take the Lucozade 48-sheet Find your Flow outdoor posters that sport big, bold blocks of colour to throw up an immediate and visually arresting poster. It looks simple, almost simplistic, but the key is the consistency of colour across the sheets to create a seamless impression when installed. Everyone, according to the award entry, loves working on luxury brands and Chanel always comes up with stunning imagery for its campaigns. The six-sheet Coco Mademoiselle-Bleu poster for Network (London) required Augustus Martin to balance skin tones with the needs of background imagery. The judges were won over, with one suggesting the "strong colours, excellent skin tones and sharp details just edged it for me".
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Winner: D2 Printing
While this category is targeted at packaging with a short shelf life, the impact of the four entries of Surrey's D2 Printing will last long. Judges weighed up an Elements Carton targeting cool urbanites, an EIMI Perfect Setting hairspray pack for your typical Ibiza-holidaying fan, an Oral B dispenser and, finally, the Microwave Brownie three-pot carton for chocoholics. "If there were a special award for consistency across all four samples, then these guys would have probably won that too," judges reckoned. That EIMI pack had to be innovative, jolly and interactive as well as easy to assemble. The client loved the wardrobe-door style of pack; its sun-loving target consumer was won over by the fun-loving design, while the judges were wide-eyed at such "flawless" product development.
Highly commended:
Curtis Print & Packaging
Winner: Push Print
"Can I take it home?" asked a judge seizing the book on Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. This award has judges poring over prints, books or art catalogues with the very highest levels of origination and print. With Kusama's work on show at the Victoria Miro gallery, Push Print could compare the work alongside proofs. Metallic paper was used and images were retouched to perfection. But the best details were the subtle ones: looking at the side of the book reveals a fine sliver of black and white. This publication was no one-off, having printed images for photographer Giles Duley before, the London printer had to balance new photos with old, but passing proofs was a problem: Duley was in Greece covering the refugee crisis so Push Print had to rely on its expertise. Duley was, according to the award entry, "over the moon", as should Push Print be with its award.
Highly commended:
Pureprint Group
Winner: DST
The RCN Congress pack that caught the judges' eyes aimed to optimise attendance at the Royal College of Nursing conference. Out went the old cumbersome pack; in came a more user-friendly and engaging alternative. Each pack was personalised on membership category, region, number of days attending and travel arrangements. "Great use of data to drive value from direct mail," judges concluded. Whereas the RCN push involved 2,665 packs, the John Lewis All Yours mailing numbered 1.5 million but was no less engaging, interactive or effective in terms of cost, time and generating responses. Furthermore, according to the entry, "it is the most complex reel-fed digital product we have produced and has 90% ink coverage on uncoated stock. Until recently this product would not have been possible."
Highly commended:
Howard Hunt Group
Winner: Woodmansterne Publications
All that glisters was solid gold for this category, where judges wanted consistent quality of print, finishing and repro. They got it once more, with Woodmansterne in Watford, Hertfordshire, securing a consecutive category win. Entries included a 3D Christmas village advent calendar and nine luxury Christmas cards with a glitter finish that had to combine with colours underneath to create different shades, effects and subtleties. It also had to sparkle across the card without detracting from the artwork. "To achieve this," said the entry, "we had to start from scratch to explore every element of the glitter process and see how we could improve it." Judges were suitably dazzled, with one commenting: "The glittering was amazing, I've never seen it applied so precisely."
Highly commended:
The Sherwood Group
Winner: CPI Colour
All the numbers stacked up once again for CPI to ensure last year's highly commended in this category went one better in 2016. A fundraising review report for WWF had judges gushing "the project was outstanding". It had to be both unique and sustainable and after a few dummy runs, the final version included a cover of laminated oak board with simple lasered logo and oiled finish. Rank's annual report threw timing into the numbers mix: "Every aspect of this production was time dependant, which can lead to difficulties," noted the entry. The summary report and mailing included data processing and personalisation. All processes were carried out in-house, adhering to a demanding timetable – there was no allowance for delays. Judges concluded the "whole entry oozed quality".
Highly commended:
Pureprint Group
Winner: Pindar (part of the YM Group)
Judges, who were looking at the quality of work and consistent production excellence, got just that. "Very impressive production demonstrated across all four samples, especially the Marks & Spencer and Laura Ashley products where the retained detail was top notch," they said. For the 332pp Autumn/Winter 2015 home catalogue for Laura Ashley, the company in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, produced half a million copies in three different language versions and 12 cover changes. To meet complex delivery requirements Pindar coordinated its own fleet of articulated lorries to deliver to multiple addresses across the UK. The Marks & Spencer Food to Order 2016 catalogue numbered 600,000 copies printed in four process colours with seal throughout. The big challenge, however, was a client wanting a high-quality catalogue on matt paper at a cost-effective price. Marks & Spencer was worried that matt papers were prone to marking during printing, yet adding a seal to the text pages could change the colours and add a sheen effect to the matt paper. Pindar used a short-grain press that saved around 15% on paper usage against conventional long-grain presses. A special neutral seal meanwhile affected neither the colours nor the paper finish, ensuring the surface kept its wonderful matt look.
The following companies have been shortlisted for 2016
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ASAP Digital
Pureprint Group
RMC Digital Print
Screaming Colour
Team (Impression)
Sponsored by:
Empress Litho
Geoff Neal Group
Pureprint Group
Push Print
Team (Impression)
Sponsored by:
Boss Print
Colourgraphic Arts
CPI Colour
Empress Litho
Hampton Printing (Bristol)
Park Lane Press
Pureprint Group
Pindar (part of the YM Group)
Wyndeham Roche
Adare SEC
Buxton Press
CFH Docmail
The Delta Group
Opus Trust Marketing
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ESP Colour
Sponsored by:
Communisis Transactional Print
Howard Hunt Group
Pindar (part of the YM Group)
Route One Print
Geoff Neal Group
Howard Hunt Group
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Impress Print Services
Ingram Lightning Source
Park Communications
Windles Group
Empress Litho
Pureprint Group
Push Print
Alexir Partnership
Curtis Print & Packaging
D2 Printing
The Sherwood Group
Sponsored by:
Gask & Hawley
Howard Hunt Group
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AJS Labels
Amberley Adhesive Labels
CS Labels
The Label Makers
Sponsored by:
Boss Print
Offset Print & Packaging
Pureprint Group
Sponsored by:
Park Communications
Pindar (part of the YM Group)
Pureprint Group
Taylor Bloxham
The Westdale Press
Wyndeham Roche
Sponsored by:
Howard Hunt Group
Inc Direct
Iliffe Print Cambridge
Trinity Mirror Printing (Watford)
Sponsored by:
Augustus Martin
SMP Group
Sponsored by:
Augustus Martin
Imprint (part of Pureprint Group)
KMD Company
SMP Group
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Diamond Print Services
Empress Litho
Masters Bookbinding
Screaming Colour
CPI Colour
Park Communications
Park Lane Press
Pureprint Group
Sponsored by:
First 4 Print Finishing
Nationwide Print
Plastic Card Services
Print Evolved
The Sherwood Group
Windles Group
Woodmansterne Publications
Sponsored by:
Jacob Cook, Alexir Partnership
Samuel Jackson, We Do Print
Jack Southern, The Folkestone Academy
Details about the event
The PrintWeek Awards are the most prestigious event in the printing industry's calendar, which is reflected by the fact the big night is typically attended by over 1,000 guests, a mixture of print buying and print production professionals.
The gala dinner and awards presentation will take place on Monday 17th October, again at the prestigious Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London.
Your ticket price includes champagne on arrival, an excellent three-course meal, and, of course a night jam-packed with top-quality entertainment, including live music and an after-show party. The event is typically hosted by a leading light from the world of comedy, with hosts Dara Ó Briain in 2013 and Jimmy Carr in 2012 & 2014 and Gyles Brandreth in 2015.
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The people that make the excellence awards possible
Heidelberg is the world's leading supplier of equipment to the graphics arts market. Its comprehensive offering includes, prepress, press and postpress equipment, workflow and consumables products. All products receives first rate support with maintenance, service, consultancy and training products. In the UK alone, Heidelberg has 143 field service technicians (out of a staff of 270) and it is unusual among graphic arts suppliers in retaining a large national showroom which is host to many events including open houses, demonstrations and training days. The UK arm was set up in 1975 and is the fifth largest market for Heidelberg which operates in 170 countries. Having both offset and digital products it can offer objective advice on press investment and its expertise in areas like colour, quality, productivity and the environment mean it can provide informed options to help customers equip to meet their current and future needs. The Heidelberg brand is synonymous with reliability, quality, responsibility and value for money.
Duplo is an established and trusted market leader with over 50 years' experience of manufacturing print and finishing equipment; we pride ourselves on having the highest quality manufactured products and automatic finishing equipment available on the market today. In an extremely competitive industry where the customer will accept nothing less than quick turnarounds and high-quality finished print, why should you accept anything but the best from your suppliers? At Duplo we believe that a truly professional service is not achieved only by having great products, but by also providing exceptional customer support. Our commitment to customer service has got us to where we are today and we are very proud to sponsor the Customer Service Team of the Year Award.
Agfa is delighted to sponsor the Environmental Company of the Year Award as we have a long track record when it comes to sustainable development. We continuously strive to improve our environmental performance in our customers', as well as in our own, operations. Agfa Graphics are pioneers and market leaders in processless plate technology, to the point where eight out of ten of our customer installations are now with Azura TU chemistry-free plates. Our plate manufacturing plant in Leeds is also a shining example of sustainable manufacturing, firstly gaining certification of the important ISO50001 energy management standard, and more recently being awarded The Wildlife Trusts Biodiversity Benchmark - a rigorously audited certification for our commitment to creating and improving wildlife habitats.
Inca's commitment to the printing industry is endorsed by the company's decision to sponsor the category for 'Point-of-purchase printer of the year'.
Over the past 16 years, Inca has developed from a small Cambridge start-up company to become one of the world's leading inkjet pioneers. The Onset X Series, launched in 2015, is the pinnacle of digital printing whilst the new SpyderX platform offers high end technology to the mid-range sector.
With approximately 25% of staff involved in R&D, and a dedicated global support team, Inca has the ability to respond quickly to customer needs; particularly within the POP market where there is an increased demand for a fast turnaround.
Inca's product ranges combine the best hardware, software and consumables to offer customers a truly ground-breaking print experience.
Intelligent Finishing Systems (IFS) is one of the leading suppliers of finishing equipment in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Through joint managing directors Tony Hards and Bryan Godwyn its service to this sector exceeds a combined 80 years and it has established a broad portfolio of solutions. These systems are widely recognised as among the finest in their sectors and include highly automated, easy to operate, market leading choices from key manufacturers Horizon, Foliant, Durselen, Petratto, Perfecta, SCS, and Technau. Collectively they deliver business winning solutions in many of the key finishing disciplines – including folding, perfect binding and saddlestitching. IFS is the definitive point of reference for quick-response professional finishing solutions for every print need from digital on demand runs-of-one to high volume litho work.
EFI has chosen to sponsor the category for Luxury Packaging Printer of the Year because it celebrates a fast growing area of the digital print industry while retaining its appeal to analogue specialists. EFI's developments that apply to the packaging market include the versatility available for short runs, proofing and prototyping from the company's wide-format and Vutek LED-curing printers, along with its speciality inks and productivity software. EFI's commitment to the packaging sector is endorsed by the company's decision to sponsor this category. With the emphasis increasing on short runs, localisation and variable data, the company's comprehensive portfolio of products includes cost-effective digital systems that are becoming ever more important in today's demands for fast turnarounds.
Denmaur Independent Papers is a British owned, truly independent paper merchant, offering UK coverage with a wide range of high quality products, and a service culture which can really add value to your business. At a time when there are fewer and fewer direct face to face contacts, Denmaur Independent Papers remains committed to delivering innovative, customer focussed solutions and developing long term relationships with both our customers and suppliers which are beneficial for all. Denmaur Independent Papers is 100% committed to working closely with our customers, offering a wide range of value added services designed to make real and substantial differences for publishers, printers, designers and end-users alike. This includes FREE samples and mock-ups, FREE paper identification and matching, as well as a comprehensive paper management service, delivered by our industry leading TOPS2 software. For further information, please call us on 01795 426775.
Premier Paper Group is the UK's leading independent paper merchant and, through its nationwide branch network, offers an extensive choice of products and top brands from many of the world's leading paper manufacturers. Premier's range also includes the widest choice of media for digital production presses.
Within its business divisions the teams are equipped with specialist knowledge and extensive experience and are ready to offer guidance and advice to ensure that customers are able get the best from the products that Premier offer.
The Premier Paper Group is proud and delighted to be sponsoring the Brochure Printer of the Year Award and wishes all entrants the best of luck.
TradeDigitalPrint.co.uk is a TRADE ONLY, online HP Indigo print service provider.
We have been in the trade for over 25 years and understand what the term 'trade' should mean. TradeDigitalPrint.co.uk does not sell to the end customer directly.
Supply us with a print ready PDF and our expert team will do the rest. Our white label packaging, fast turnaround and keen trade prices will maximise your profit.
Guaranteed 'price promise' in place to give you peace of mind
All printing is carried out in the UK and our knowledgeable customer service team are based in the same building.
Let us be a trusted extension of your team.
Quality | Service | Trust
Ricoh is proud to be supporting the PrintWeek Book Printing Award this year, joining with printers and publishers in celebrating the best in class in this exciting, dynamic industry. Ricoh is a Fortune Global 500 company that helps book printing and publishing businesses to succeed in a period of dramatic change. It works in close partnership with customers, helping them to transform their businesses through the integration of an extensive range of new services and technologies that enhance and compliment print production. It does this by providing on-demand solutions that deliver operational flexibility, enabling publishers and book printers to remain competitive through the implementation of data management and cost-effective, short-run book production capabilities.
As the world's foremost imaging innovator, Kodak is proud to support the PrintWeek Awards. Kodak provides leading graphic communications solutions for companies of all sizes with a wide range of patented technologies and products. With a unique collection of printing capabilities that deliver digital, offset or hybrid printing strategies, Kodak enables companies in the UK print industry to expand their businesses and deliver higher-impact communications to their customers.
Kodak draws from over 100 years of experience and over 7,500 commercial imaging patents and patent applications to deliver leading solutions for today's business customers. Visit www.graphics.kodak.com for further details.
Close Brothers Asset Finance is passionate about the UK print and packaging industry, providing funding solutions since 1987. We offer a wide range of products, including hire-purchase, leasing, refinance, debt restructuring and assistance with buy-outs and buy-ins.
Close Brothers are proud to support SMEs and understand the challenges such businesses face with cash flow, especially when planning for growth.
Close Brothers RGF Asset Purchase Scheme was set up to deliver grant assistance from the Government's Regional Growth Fund, a £3.2 billion fund for SMEs granted via intermediaries such as Close Brothers Asset Finance. It aims to support private sector investment to create economic growth and sustainable employment across the English regions. Further demonstration of our commitment to helping SMEs purchase vital equipment required to meet their growth aspirations, whilst helping to create and safeguard jobs in the UK print industry.
As a service provider for the production printing industry, Konica Minolta offers you integrated workflows and applications as well as professional and sophisticated hardware products to enable your business.
Konica Minolta's business-building concept, Digital1234, encourages print businesses to find and focus on new opportunities to save money, improve productivity, add new services, and increase profits.
The concept aims to assist print service providers to move away from solely product-focused sales, by adding value to the whole service they provide through developing new applications for print, web and mobile.
United Services is the UK's leading service provider of Laundered Wiper Cloths to the Print Industry and the only UK supplier of the new revolutionary Absorbent Mat system developed to replace traditional Print Room Spill Kits.
During the past 25 years we have worked to identify gaps within the Print sector and introduced many innovative environmental products and packaging initiatives. These have generated dramatic Health & Safety benefits as well as a truly remarkable reduction in their environmental impact.
We are delighted to be able to give something back to the Print sector that has been so loyal to us over the years by sponsoring The Label Printer of the Year award for 2016.
Our aim is to continue to lead in innovative ideas offering our customers' safer working practices whilst reducing their impact on the environment. As ever our mission remains to manage your service while you manage your business.
The BPIF is the principal business support organisation representing the UK print, printed packaging and graphic communication industry. It is one of the country's leading trade associations. We strive to ensure their members' requirements come first. Through listening to their needs we have developed an unrivalled range of products and services that go well beyond those provided by a traditional trade association.
We provide the highest standard of support for printers to grow and develop healthy, sustainable and profitable businesses, aiming to provide an environment geared towards their businesses success. The BPIF offer practical, value-adding solutions for all areas of a print organisation, ranging from Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality issues; with the implementation of HR requirements; provide resolutions of technical or legal issues; as well as advice and support on marketing, sales and finance. This is all delivered by individuals and teams of highly skilled and experienced print industry specialists.
PrintWeekLive! is an annual event that will inspire visitors, promote the latest innovations and initiate thoughts and discussions that will benefit their businesses.
PrintWeekLive! is designed for all segments of the industry, printers, buyers and vendors and will provide exhibitors and visitors with a unique opportunity: an event aimed exclusively at printing professionals - designed by printing professionals.
PrintWeekLive! will provide best-practice learning and practical and inspirational ideas visitors can take back to their businesses, enabling printers and print buyers to improve their businesses, through better use of technology and by applying new ideas and methodologies.
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The PrintWeek Awards are the industry's premier award scheme.
The awards are completely independent, and are judged by professional buyers of print and leading, independent experts in the fields of finance, the environment and customer service.
This is exactly why they are so coveted by printers and respected by buyers; in short winning a PrintWeek Award means something and by sponsoring an award category you are aligning your business with not only the best of the best, but also signalling the fact that your business understands and supports printers who go the extra mile.
By becoming a sponsor you're guaranteed months of exposure, leading up to the industry's night of nights when you and your guests are guaranteed a prime table in the Great Room at London's Grosvenor House hotel.
As well as conventional category sponsorships, there is also a whole host of other bespoke opportunities. We relish the challenge of coming up with innovative partnership opportunities that not only give your brand peerless exposure but also help make the PrintWeek Awards night 'the' event in the print industry's calendar.
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Support material will not be returned, but collection may be arranged by applying to the event manager at the time of entry. Support material will be held until 18th November 2016, and disposed of afterwards unless collection is organised. Please note entries to the Poster category cannot be returned.
The word limit for the Performance Awards is 500 words, and 250 words for the Quality Awards. You won't be penalised for exceeding the word limit, but it is advised you try to stick within the limits as much as you can!
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The final shortlist will be announced in the first September issue of PrintWeek. Emails will also be sent out to notify entrants of the shortlist.
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The PrintWeek Awards celebrate the power, diversity and creativity of our industry and offer a unique opportunity for companies of all sizes and from all sectors of print to be nationally recognised by their peers for their significant achievements and industrial endeavours.
Winning one of the coveted PrintWeek Awards was a fantastic boost to our business, and generated a tremendous sense of pride and "feel good" buzz throughout the company - and has most certainly proved to be a significant persuading factor for prospective clients to place their work with us.
- Kirk Galloway, managing director, Buxton Press
2015 was the first time we entered the PrintWeek Awards and we were really chuffed to win two categories. Whilst giving us the feel good factor, winning has also resulted in a lot of new business enquiries. The print industry still has a lot to offer and we should all do our bit to promote this amazingly diverse industry and celebrate what we do.
The PrintWeek Awards is a great place to start.
- Fenton Smith, director, Boss Print
The awards are a great way of publicising and providing independent endorsement of the exceptional standards our team have achieved in service, quality and environmental management. A nomination or win gives recognition and a thank you to our team for the skill, hard work and commitment which has been fundamental in enabling us to reaching these standards.
- Alison Branch, managing director, Park Communications
Winning two 2015 PrintWeek Awards and receiving a further commendation has been great for both internal morale and external business at DST; re-assuring existing clients they are with the right partner, whilst helping re-enforce our credentials and generate discussions in any new business pitches.
- Jeremy Walters, chief executive, DST
Being recognised as PrintWeek's Out of Home Printer of the Year was a great accolade for our business and has without doubt helped us to drive forward both brand and employee engagement since. The credibility of the PrintWeek Awards has also provided a level of recognition and positivity shared equally by our employees and customers.
- Mike Freely, managing director, Octink
We enter the PrintWeek Awards to challenge ourselves, and let our clients know what we can do. Augustus Martin has size, great logistics, great equipment and systems that allow our customers to react quickly when required; but we see these awards as an opportunity for our staff to show their passion and expertise.
It's great to see them recognised for their dedication and ability by experts in our industry.
- Lascelle Barrow, joint managing director, Augustus Martin
Winning one of Printweek's prestigious awards has a positive impact both on employees and clients alike. For the team at Screaming Colour it is recognition for the creativity, hard work and determination that everyone puts in throughout the whole year. For clients and potentials clients it helps differentiate Screaming Colour as a company who consistently produce work that is of a quality and specification well beyond the norm.
- Iain Moring, managing director, Screaming Colour
Being the winner of Industrial Digital Printer of the Year at last year's PrintWeek Awards has propelled our profile throughout the industry. With the technology being groundbreaking and new we could not have had a better launchpad for getting it out there than this award.
It has certainly changed a number of our clients minds on what is now possible to achieve in print from the data they hold. We have found that winning a PrintWeek award has been a door opener and one that we can be proud of.
- Ian Lamb, sales director, Gask & Hawley (pictured, chief executive Earl Hawley)
If you want to win an award then it is PrintWeek award that you want to win because so many businesses enter them. Being able to show perspective new clients that you have won awards gives another reason for that business to start to trust you and give you that first chance. And it is just a great evening as well!
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On average, a shopkick user opens the app 14 times a month and looks at products from 16 stores, Roeding says. "The biggest challenge for retailers is foot traffic," he says. Once a consumer is in a store, the likelihood he leaves with a purchase is high, he says, citing conversion rates ranging from 20% at a fashion store to 95% at grocers. Online conversion rates typically are in the 3% to 5% range, Roeding says.
Shoppers who have the app on an iPhone or Android phone open can see a list of participating nearby stores they can enter and how many "kickbuck" loyalty points each offers for entering. Once a shopper with the app on her phone enters a store, a retailer can offer her more rewards for taking actions such as scanning a poster in a dressing room or a bar code on a product. They also can offer special discounts on products or promotions such as double kickbucks for walking in during a certain timeframe. Kickbucks can be collected and redeemed for store gift cards at the stores of retailers working with shopkick, song downloads, movie tickets and hotel vouchers. Retailers control how many kickbucks shopkick users earn and set their own reward levels, Roeding says.
Best Buy Co. Inc., No. 10 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, The Sports Authority, No. 223 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, and American Eagle Outfitters Inc., No. 57, offer shopkick rewards, with Toys 'R' Us Inc., No. 29, signing up last week, Roeding says.
Brands also use shopkick to reward consumers, Roeding says. Kraft Foods Inc., The Walt Disney Co. and Revlon Consumer Products Corp. are some of the brands on shopkick. Shopkick users earn rewards from brands for scanning an item in a store. Brands are willing to do that because the scan indicates the user more likely than not actually picked up the product, Roeding says. That action, in turn, means the consumer is likelier to buy the scanned product, generating a 16% conversion rate for scanned products, Roeding says.
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Seminar to Air Political Issues A seminar on contemporary political issues is currently being held each Tuesday evening in Johnson 25 for the purpose of determining what the Christian viewpoint should be on certain problems confronting today's political leaders. Last week Dr. Paul Johnson led a discussion on the problems of Loyalty paths in the United States. Tentative plans for next week call for a discussion, led by lsr. Poon-Kan Mok, of the affairs in the Far East. For several weeks after the election, the group will continue to meet in order to look into the more significant problems facing the new administration. The symposium is being sponsored by the Social Responsibility Commission.
Grad Receives History Honor Boyd Collins, graduate and history major, was recently awarded a gold-on-silver medal by the Pasadena Unit of The Steuben Society of America for excellence in history. Presentation was made at a luncheon in the Green Room last Monday by Kurt P. Edell, chairman of the Dr. Albert B. Faust Unit, No. 200, Pasadena. Attending the luncheon were Dean Glenn S. Dumke, and members of the history faculty, Drs. Osgood Hardy, P. K. Mok, James G. Bickley, Gabriele V. Benton, and Prof. Leland S. Babcock.
NEWS BITS Dawson Trotman will be the guest speaker at the regular Tuesday meeting of the Christian Life series. This meeting will be a continuation of the "Motivations for Living" theme. Trotman's topic will be "The Missing Link." The meeting, which begins at 12:20, will be held in Alumni Chapel. * * * The Laurean Society, under the leadership of Collene Kistler, will hold a theater party next Thursday evening. Future plans include addresses by Carol Rapson of the Placement Office, Dr. Glenn S. Dumke and Miss Evelyn Thompson of the English department. * * * A meeting for all girls interested in becoming members of the Sponsers' Corps Drill team will be held next Tuesday, fourth hour, in the Alumni Gym. Pertinent information regarding the organization will be presented at this meeting.
Wood Fills ROTC Spot Newly appointed Senior Tactical officer of the AF-ROTC unit is Major Cyrus W. Wood who returned in August from a 36 month tour of duty in the European Theater. Major Wood replaces Major John Martin who left the unit last June for an assignment with the Fourth Air Force in the Far East. He is an alumnus of Syracuse University and has taken graduate work at the University of Maryland. He has nine years of service with the USAF and served as Adjutant of an Installation Squadron at the Erding Air Depot, Munich, Germany, prior to his coming to Oxy. An assistant profressor of Air Science and Tactics, Major Wood will serve as supply officer for the unit and be in charge of all drill operations of the cadet corps.
Asilomar to Beckon Soon Asilomar 1952-53 will examine the source, meaning and demands of "Christian Dynamic in a Shaken World.'' The gathering, sponsored by student YMCA-YWCA in the" Pacific Southwest, is scheduled for December 28 to January 3. The cost of the conference at Pacific Grove totals $35.50, including board and room, and registration and program fee. Deadline for registering for the session is December 1. Nine seminars pertinent to the "theme will be conducted and seminar leaders include Dr. Arthur Casady, Dr. David Eitzen, Dr. Fritz Kunkel, Dr. William Piehl, Dr. Frank Munk, and Mrs. Josephine Duveneck. Other featured leaders will be: Dr. Howard Thurman and Dr. Arthur Casady, ministers; Robert Osgood, recreation director, and Arthur Holton, music director.
Musicos Wanted A call was sent out last week by Chuck Stewart and John Lindfors for musically Inclined individuals interested in playing in brass choirs, woodwind groups and saxophone ensembles. Lindfors or Stewart may be found in Thorne 9 at 9 a.m. or 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
Student Recital Given Monday Twelve members of the Music Department will be featured in a Student Recital next Monday evening at 8:15 in the Music Chapel. Shirley Nute, soprano, will sing "A Nun Takes the Veil," by Barber; Gerald Fitzgerald will do "Les Roses d'lspahan," by Fauer; Doug Bowman, bass, will render "Bella Mia," by Pergolesi; and Walter Tyler, tenor, will be heard in "Allerseelen," by Strauss. Also heard will be Joanne Grace, contralto, singing "Non Vogl'lo Se Non Vereti"; Juliette Anderson, soprano, rendering "Voi Lo Sapete"; and Mary Holt, soprano, doing "Songs of a Wayfarer." Instrumentally, soloists Jane Colby, on the piano, and Mary Alyce Marshall, on the violin, will be heard. A string quartet, Truman Fisher, chaconne, will include Elsa Greenfield, Gerald Christensen, Virginia Joscelyn and Miss Marshall.
Prof. Speaks At Church Dr. Paul Johnson, professor of mathematics, is slated as guest speaker this Sunday at Student Church. The program will begin at 11:30. Paul Young is in charge of vespers next Thursday. Time is 6:45; Music Chapel Listen Some people would say I am NUTS But I can give you insurance for 20 years and return all your money with interest. Let me prove It. RALPH S. CHILDS N. Y. life Cl. 1-0833 EAGLE 1 CL. 6-0189 SIERRA J 5058 EAGLE ROC« BIVD. • AE. Robert Mitchum, Ann Blyth ONE MINUTE TO ZERO and THE RING Janet Leigh, Carleton Carpenter, Keenan Wynn, Fearness Fagan FEARLESS FAGAN and Jeff Chandler. Scott Brady, Suzan 801 l YANKEE BUCCANEER CApitol 1-5139 A n A in TYPEWRITER AND AU AIK OFFICE SUPPLY CO. New "Royal Typewriter" Distributor Standard Electric Portable Rentals Sales Service 2805 North Figueroa St. Los Angeles 65 studio of FINE PHOTOGRAPHY 5003 YORK BOUVEIARD LOS ANGELES 42 CL. 7-2127
At your bookstore now AUDIO-VISUAL Drawing Program "SOME PREFER BLONDES but not me —- I'd rather have a pair of sharp looking Flannels as styled by Roberts— Oxy's favorite haberdasher Oh yes—the slacks—3 shades of grey—3 shades of brown —• All at $17.95 P. S. Sharp suede shoes to complete the wardrobs—at $9.95. CLOTHES SHOP Bernie Don Pete
Juniors Meet To Form Plans Members of the Junior class will meet next Tuesday, October 21, in Alumni Chapel at . 12:30 to discuss class projects for the year. The purpose of this meeting is to get the class organized and plans formulated, says Dan Oredson, president. Included on the agenda will be a discussion of general plans for the all-college dance on February 14, which is sponsored by the Junior Class. Committees will be formed to work on the affair. A class project of rejuvenating an old folks' home will also be discussed. The class will devote some Saturday during the year to cleaning up the home and a class picnic may be held in the evening. Officers of the Junior Class include; Dan Oredson, president; Patsy Reading, vice presidtnt; Nancy Van Law, secretary; and Jerry La Fleur, treasurer. Co-social chairmen are Dottie Reitzell and Boyd Bevington.
Choir Picnics At Yosemi+e Sunday, Oct. 19, is the date set for the second annual A Capella Choir Party. It will be , v held in Yosemite Park from 3 until 7 p.m. in the afternoon. The purpose of the party is to enable the choir members to become better acquainted with one another. The afternoon will feature volley-ball, baseball and other organized games. Arrangements have been made with the park officials for the use of their equipment. Following the afternoon games, box lunches will be served to the group. After dinner there will be a campfire program with singing and an informal talent show. Marcia Chamness, president of the choir, is in charge of the plans. Assisting her is Tom Druet, vice president; Jean Jamison, secretary; and Frank Hanna, Bill Priestly and Rocky Jordan, who are in charge of the games. The choir hopes to continue this as an annual affair, as the party held last year was considered a success.
AWS Feature Featured in Tuesday's AWS assembly were slides taken by Bobbie Cook, last year's exchange student to Greece. Along with the slides, Miss Cook told the women about her stay in that country as a student. This year's foreign exchange students, Aziza Rashad from Egypt and Emy Layague from the Philippines were introduced to the women. Also included in the program was the presentation of the scholarship cups to Haines Hall and Alpha Sorority for maintaining the highest grade points last semester.
Oxy Invited fo Dance Following the football game tomorrow night at Whittier, the rival institution is holding a homecoming dance to which the entire Occidental student body has been invited. This dance is sponsored by the Green Peppers, a freshman service organization. Each dorm on the Whittier campus is decorating for this annual event by building a float. Last year the Oxy student body was invited to the homecoming dance at Pomona on the night of the game.
Mortar Board Tea Set for Sunday Honoring all women with a grade point average of 3.5 or above last semester, Mortar Board will hold its annual scholarship tea Sunday afternon at 3:30 in the Women's Lounge. Genie Nelson is in charge of the tea. Mortar Board is a national senior women's honorary organization. Oxy's chapter was founded in 1947. Present officers include Nan Martin, president; Lois Schaeffer, vice president; Margie Kirkpatrick, secretary; Edie Pankey, treasurer; Bobbie Cook, editor; and Margie Reavis, historian. Phil Haynes pledged S.A.E. last Monday night. Congratulations to Phil and to the S.A.E.'s. Page Hayden, SAE '5l, announced his engagement to Kathy Menaul, '5l, as did Dan Brigham, '5O, to Louise Groat. Congrats to all involved.
'P'KMfcCCtitiy By Joan Davis Prospecting around this week I found the main event in the minds of all was the heavy test and paper schedule with which most students seem to be burdened. How is it that this same situation occurs periodically during the year just when low grade notices are due? You'd think professors would have enough paper work to do, writing out notices, without having to mark papers as well. In fact, it would be a lot less work if they didn't send out any low grade notices at all! Why doesn't someone point this out at the next faculty meeting? Friday is usually a good day, but today is certainly a Friday to set a standard for all good Fridays. Not only is it the end of a hard week of testing, the date of girls' dorm dances, and the day before we play Whittier —always an exciting game—but many students have a special reason to feel a lift since this is PAY DAY for Oxy student employees! Open House went off as . smoothly as it always seems to do, despite the number of...
Men's Dorms Plan Annual Dances Strictly Social FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 1952, LOS ANGELES Plans are now underway for the annual Men's Dorm Dances, to be held Saturday, Oct. 25 at the dormitories. Wylie's dance will begin at 8 p.m. and Swan will open its doors at 8:30 p.m. The dances are round robin so that couples may visit both dorms. Swan will feature a "Go to Hell" theme with John Connolly, Dave Lessley and Craig Cunningham working on the affair. Chaperones for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and Sgt. and Mrs. Robert S. Schnatterly. Across the campus, Wylie Hall men are planning to turn their dorm into the Hawaiian Islands. Decorations will be fashioned of fire and water. Chairman of the affair is John Cushman and Chuck McNeal and Roger Carter are helping him with the plans. Chaperones for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs, Morton Roberts and Mrs. Addie Whiteside. Plans for the dress at the dances is not yet definite, nor has it been decided how the music will be furnished. ...
Dessert Ends SAI Rushing The final rushing activity of Sigma Alpha lota, national music fraternity for women, will be held this Sunday, Oct. 19, at the home of Jane Colby. All music majors and minors have been invited to attend the dessert. All those attending are to meet in the music quad for transportation at 6:45 p.m. The following Tuesday, Oct. 21, auditions will be held to determine who will receive membership into the fraternity. Bids will be sent the following week. New members will be chosen solely on their ability to perform aptly and their promise of being leaders in the field of music. Potential S.A.I. members have been honored at a series of events including a tea at the Coons' residence and a bar-be-que. These have been planned by social chairmen Lyn Specht and Nancy Foster. Other officers this semester for SAI are President Shirley Nute; Vice-President Janis Carter;- Recording Secretary, Juliette Anderson.
'Witi B*tcC He-e-ello from Hollywood everyone. Well, here we are again Friday. And all Oxydom is anticipating another spin in the ever-rushing Tiger social whirl of the coming weekend. Tonight another gala evening is in store for the fortunates attending the annual Women's Dorm Dances. The gay decorations, and the lavish gourmet will combine with the finest orchestras in the land (by recording) to give true Tigers a real taste of tops in Oxy functions. ♦ * ♦ Ah . . But now is the time to reminisce of the festive past wekend. The Tiger campus was a hubbub of social activities. Not only was there the WRA Swim Party, The Dormitory Exchanges with California Tech, and the Art Club Soiree, but two main stage performances of "The First Lady." By far the highlight was the crowd of firstnighters attending the Thorne premiere. Oxy society dressed for the occasion and the formal elegance of the guests added a touch of pageantry to the affair. The cream of Oxy society was the major part of the ...
Themes Revealed Tonight At Women's Robin Dances Tonight at 8:30 p.m. the doors of Erdman, Haines and Orr Halls will again open on the annual Women's Dorm Dances. The decorations and themes are secret until this evening, but from the past years it has been shown that the women industriously decorate the dorms to represent a variety of themes and settings. Heading the committees at Haines Hall are the vice-presi-dent, Barbara Kennedy, and Janet Olson. The entire dorm is working to provide appropriate refreshments, entertainment and decorations for their theme. Armadale is also helping with the Haines Hall dance. The women of Orr Hall, under the direction of Jan Chambers, vice-president, Sally Palmer and Ginny Goss, are now at work in their committees on the evening's plans with the help of La Casa. Erdman Hall, with the help of Campus House, has started working on its soon-to-be-com-pleted dance. In charge of the annual Round Robin dance at this dorm are Nancy Hicks, Jean Jamison, Jan...


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Recipe for 6 generous servings.
500 grms dried Borlotti Beans.
200 grms broken spaghetti, small macaroni or any small pasta of your choice.
1 medium onion and 2 stalks of celery very finely chopped.
2 cloves garlic very finely chopped.
1 heaped tablespoon of tomato concentrate.
Bouquet garni wrapped in string of bay, rosemary and sage.
A tea cup of extra virgin olive oil, 4 large rosemary and sage sprigs, 2 leaves of bay, 2 crushed cloves of garlic.
Greated Parmesan for final garnish and flavouring.
Soak dried beans in cold water overnight. Thoroughly rinse and put into pot with onion, celery, garlic, and bouquet garni. Cover the beans with about 2 inches of cold water. Bring to the boil and fast boil for 3 minutes. Turn heat down and skim. Add tomato puree , a teaspoon of salt and simmer until beans are soft. DO NOT ALLOW THEM TO BREAK UP. When beans are cooked strain off nearly all the liquid and keep in a separate saucepan. Remove two thirds of the beans and add to liquid. Then mince, or pass the remaining beans through a mouli- legumes, with some of the liquid to make a puree. DON'T use a processor this will make the soup go pink and you will lose the lovely dark brown colour .Boil the pasta of your choice in salted water until al dente and add to soup.
Bring the olive oil and fresh herbs to boil and let infuse on the side of the stove for at least 30 minutes. Pass the flavoured oil through a sieve into the thickened soup stirring with a wooden spoon.
Add freshly ground pepper and salt to suit your taste, add a handful of ground Parmesan cheese to the pot to enrich the soup.
Chef's notes: This is a classic rustic vegetarian soup from the Veneto. In winter they add a hunk of pancetta or streaky to the pot and remove it at the end. If you have an old end piece of Parmesan you can add this to the pot as well. You shouldn't use tinned beans, you will lose the texture and colour. This is the actual recipe from "The Cipriani" Hotel. It has a taste that is richly satisfying.
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Targeted Muscle Reinnervation: A Neural Interface for Artificial Limbs (CRC Press, 2013) can be purchased at the CRC Press website or on Amazon.
TMR research was pioneered at the Center for Bionic Medicine (CBM). The CBM combines science, engineering, and clinical skill to improve function and life quality for persons with limb loss.
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TMR involves elective surgery followed by a long post-surgical reinnervation period, as well as a significant time commitment for prosthetic fitting and occupational therapy training. Successful outcomes depend on careful screening of potential candidates, together with a comprehensive, team-based approach to rehabilitation.
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After TMR, prosthetic fitting should be delayed pending complete reinnervation and achievement of adequate strength in reinnervated muscles.
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Further information for patients is available on RIC's TMR page.
Todd A. Kuiken, MD, PhD, began studying nerve transfers with the intention of producing new EMG signals for control of myoelectric prosthetic arms while in graduate school. Years of animal work and EMG simulation studies resulted in the first human nerve transfer surgery intended to improve prosthesis control, in 2002. The technique, called targeted muscle reinnervation (TMR), was successful and has since become an established clinical procedure, benefiting many patients across the US and overseas.
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