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As ever, the train of innovation continues to trundle onwards. In its wake are left new standards, new materials and new ways of making products in an attempt to boost the boundaries of cycling.
So what's the aim of all this change? As ever, the aim is to squeeze every performance enhancing drop from products.
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Innovative tech of 2016: Graphene bike frames
Revolutions don't come around all that often, but there's something about the Dassi graphene bike frame that whiffs of change.
Revealed during the summer, Dassi claims that the frame itself weigh as little as 750g, although Dassi are keen to stress that this could be halved again to a mind boggling 350g.
Don't expect the bikes to be made completely from Graphene, though. In fact, graphene frames contain a minimum of one per cent Graphene layered behind carbon fibre.
Just because it's a small amount of the material doesn't mean the benefits won't be felt. According to Dassi, both the material's strength and comfort can be clearly felt despite its minimal presence.
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Innovative tech of 2016: Team GB's custom moulded carbon shoes
Marginal gains has been a term associated with British Cycling ever since the 2008 Beijing Olympics. However, the shoes that the GB team wore to glory in Rio this summer take that to a whole new level.
Created solely from carbon, these shoes are no pair of slippers. They're stiff, designed to maximise the power transferred from the rider to the bike's cranks.
What's more, they're custom moulded to all the GB riders feet, which minimised the opportunity for the feet to move around inside the footwear.
Created by a small American company called Simmon's, these shoes are available to the public to buy at the eye-watering cost of $2000.
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Innovative tech of 2016: Oakley Radar Pace
These sunnies have been on the radar for a while now (since January in fact), but they represent Oakley's first foray into the world of smart glasses.
The Oakley Radar Pace act as your coach, guiding you through training sessions and giving instructions for efforts. They also link to your phone so you can get real time information on metrics such as speed and distance.
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Functionality is controlled by a touchpad on the side of the glasses. Plus, you can talk to them and ask questions about your ride and your training.
Here's the controversial part – all the information is delivered by headphones, including music. Whether you like them or not, there's no denying that 'smart kit' is here to stay.
Innovative tech of 2016: The Argon 18 smart bike
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There are bike computers and then there are bikes that are literally computers. The Argon 18 smart bike is the latter.
It uses over 30 sensors to measure how aerodynamic you are, including a front facing wind sensor. It's also able to calculate your heart rate variability, lactic acid levels, as well as muscle oxygenation.
In terms of tech, it's ANT+ compatible and Bluetooth equipped so it can link to your Garmin Edge. It can even monitor how much pressure you're putting through various parts of the saddle.
It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but for the fact crunchers out there it'll be a dream come to.
Innovative tech of 2016: MIPS and its explosive growth
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MIPS has certainly had a bumper 2016, with over 90 helmets at Eurobike featuring the head protecting technology.
MIPS, short for multi-directional impact protection system, is a helmet technology designed to minimise rotational forces on your head in the result of a crash.
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IMD is a business school located in Lausanne, Switzerland. In 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016, it was ranked first in open programs worldwide by the Financial Times.[2] The FT also places IMD in the top 3 combined ranking and top 5 in custom programs worldwide.
History and mission
IMD was formed in January 1990 through the merger of independent management education centers International Management Institute (Geneva) (IMI), established in 1946 by Alcan, and Institut pour l'Etude des Methodes de Direction de l'Entreprise (IMEDE) Lausanne established in 1957 by Nestlé.[3] The new organization, the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), settled in Lausanne. The history of IMEDE and its merger with IMI is documented in Jean-Pierre Jeannet and Hein Schreuder (2015, chapters 2 and 4)[4]
Its industrial heritage sets it apart from the other leading business schools, which are all university-affiliated.[5] IMD business school solely provides executive education; it is determinedly not part of a university, and there are no academic departments, just one integrated multidisciplinary faculty. The professors do not have permanent academic tenure but work under one-year contracts and a performance based pay package. The faculty consists of 60 full-time members, made up of 23 different nationalities. The current President is Dominique Turpin, who follows John R. Wells and Peter Lorange. The latter ran the school from 1993 till 2008 and has been widely credited with having established IMD as one of the world's leading business schools.[5][6]
IMD has a strong focus on training and developing general management and leadership skills. IMD selects experienced candidates for both the Master of Business Administration (MBA) (average age 31) and the Executive MBA (average age 41). Its other focus is to have a broad international group of participants attending open programs to ensure that no nationality dominates. Every year, some 8,000 executives, representing over 98 nationalities attend one of the programs.
IMD has two main educational offerings:
- Degree programs: the MBA, the EMBA and the Dual EMBA IMD-CKGSB programs
- Executive education: open enrollment and company custom programs
- The degree programs have triple accreditation by AACSB,[7] AMBA,[8] and EFMD(EQUIS).[9]
MBA program
The school's MBA program is a one-year full-time program. The program runs from January through December without any break (summer is dedicated for a Company Engagement Project). Each class includes 90 participants from various countries.[10]
The MBA program focuses strongly on personal development, leadership, and general management instead of functional expertise, and as a result, the majority (70%) of the graduates typically get positions in the industrial rather than the financial sector, unlike other major schools. Students will benefit from close contact with executives on site given IMD has been recognised as the best business school for open program in executive education from 2012 to 2016. [11]Moreover, Students will also enjoy several trips to further expand their knowledge and activate their network: one discovery expedition (one week in a developed country and one week in a developing country), a Europe trip and a trip to reflect on dilemma. Finally, each student will have to participate to the International Consulting Project during fall where he or she will be part of a team and work as consultant on a project designed by various companies.
Admission to the MBA program requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent from an accredited institution, GMAT and a minimum three years full-time work experience, as well as strong command of written and spoken English and one language in addition to English. Applicants who are deemed successful in the first, written stage of the application process are invited to the second stage, an interview process called the IMD Assessment Day.[12] The Assessment Day is a full-day event held either in IMD's campus in Lausanne, Switzerland, or in Singapore. It involves a personal interview, a short presentation, a business case discussion, and an MBA class observation.[13] The final admissions decision is communicated within 2 weeks of the Assessment Day. [14]
EMBA program
The curriculum of the EMBA is different from the MBA because it targets experienced managers with at least 10 years of experience who seek to strengthen their careers without leaving their jobs. The average class size is around 55 participants of more than 20 nationalities. The program has three components: the foundations for business leadership, the advanced management concepts and the mastery stage. All together the program takes over one year. It has a strong focus on leadership skills, integrated business themes, and on the immediate practical application of the subject matter. The 55 selected students have an average age of 41 and according to the Financial Times are the most experienced group of EMBAs in the world.
Dual EMBA program
The IMD-CKGSB Dual Executive MBA has been designed for high-potential, internationally minded executives with at least 10 years' experience, who are deeply committed to pursuing a career that leads the way between China and the world.
Executive education
Executive education is a fundamental part of the school activities.[5] IMD's industrial heritage has led to this strong focus of developing programs with and for its corporate partners. Half of the school's revenue is generated by company specific programs and 45% by open enrollment programs.
IMD Global Centers
IMD Global Family Business Center
For close to a generation, IMD has worked with leading global family businesses. The Global Family Business Center pursues ongoing, highly relevant research and provides a wide range of educational offerings.
IMD Global Value Chain Center
The IMD Global Value Chain 2020 Center is a consortium initiative with corporations to explore and develop future best practices in business models and value chains. The research program centers on twelve strategic questions derived from mega-trends that have changed value chains over the last decade as well as emerging mega-trends that will dominate in the next decade.
IMD Global Board Center
IMD has provided board education for leading organizations for the last 35 years. The IMD Global Board Center carries out governance research and provides a wide range of education opportunities to support long-term business success through a strong board.
Digital business transformation center
The Global Center for Digital Business Transformation, an IMD and Cisco initiative provides world-leading research and analysis on digital business transformation. It prepares executives to lead their organizations into the digital era to take advantage of digital opportunities and manage disruptive threats. Full-time researchers from both IMD and Cisco draw from diverse backgrounds to drive the DBT Center's thought leadership strategy.
Research Centers
IMD World Competitiveness Center (WCC)
The IMD World Competitiveness Center has been a pioneer in the field of competitiveness of nations and enterprises since 1989. It is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge on world competitiveness by gathering the latest and most relevant data on the subject and by analyzing the policy consequences. The WCC conducts its mission in cooperation with a network of 54 partner institutes worldwide to provide the government, business, and academic community with the following products: IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook, World Competitiveness Yearbook Online, special country/regional competitiveness reports, and workshops on competitiveness.
IMD Alumni (Including executive education participants)
- Svein Aaser: CEO, DnB NOR
- Matti Alahuhta: CEO, Kone Corporation
- Bjarni Ármannsson: CEO, Glitnir Bank, Iceland
- Jon Fredrik Baksaas: President and CEO, Telenor
- Paul Bulcke: CEO, Nestle
- Harsh Goenka: Chairman, RPG Enterprises
- Philipp Humm: CEO, T-Mobile USA
- Oswald Grübel: CEO, UBS
- Søren Skou: CEO, Maersk Line
- Mark Rutte: Prime Minister, Netherlands
- Susanne Klatten: Member of the Board, BMW
- Gerard Kleisterlee: CEO, Royal Philips Electronics
- Milinda Moragoda: Sri Lankan Cabinet Minister of Justice, Law Reform and MP
- René Müller: CEO, GMC Software AG, Switzerland
- Mark Opzoomer: CEO, Rambler Media
- Michael Patsalos-Fox: Chairman, Americas, McKinsey & Company
- Thomas Schmidheiny: Chairman, Holcim
- Ian Charles Stewart: Founder, Wired
- Dieter F. Uchtdorf: Second Counselor in the First Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Prince Pieter-Christiaan of Orange-Nassau, van Vollenhoven, Netherlands
- Diego Molano Vega: Minister of Information Technologies and Communications, Colombia
- ↑ "IMD Alliance". https://mitsloan.mit.edu. External link in
- ↑ Financial Time Executive Education Rankings - Open Programs - 2015 Retrieved July 8, 2015
- ↑ "IMD – International Institute for Management Development". http://www.economist.com. External link in
- ↑ Jeannet, Jean-Pierre and Hein Schreuder. 2015. "From Coal to Biotech: The transformation of DSM with business school support". Springer. ISBN 978-3662462980
- 1 2 3 "The Economist: Which MBA". Retrieved 2008-06-01.
- ↑ "Dominique Turpin confirmed as president of IMD". http://www.ft.com. 25 November 2010. External link in
- ↑ "AACSB DataDirect - General". Datadirect.aacsb.edu. Retrieved 2012-06-03.
- ↑ "Association of MBAs". Mbaworld.com. Retrieved 2012-06-03.
- ↑ EQUIS Accredited Schools
- ↑ "The IMD MBA: 90 Exceptional People Who Will Shape the Future of Business". http://www.beatthegmat.com. External link in
- ↑ "IMD Ranking". https://next.ft.com. External link in
- ↑ http://www.imd.org/mba-admission-fees/
- ↑ http://www.gyanone.com/blog/imd-assessment-day/
- ↑ http://www.imd.org/mba-admission-fees/
See also
External links
- Official website
- Information's about the International Institute for Management Development
- IMD – International Institute for Management Development, A-Z Business Schools, independent.co.uk
- International Academy of Sports Science and Technology (AISTS)


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WOODBURY, NY - JBL, celebrating 60 years as a leading manufacturer of professional and consumer loudspeakers, announced that it is now shipping its ultrahigh -end Project Array loudspeakers. The five JBL Project Array models combine innovative compression driver technology with dynamic drivers to take advantage of the sonic strengths of both designs. At CES 2006, in active demonstrations in a suite at the Las Vegas Hilton (January 5 - 8), the 1000 Array is featured in a two -channel system with JBL Synthesis electronics, showcasing its capacity for reproducing music with remarkable realism and sonic accuracy.
To deliver extraordinary sonic performance in the finest home theater and music systems, JBL Project Array models utilize technologies directly derived from the company's flagship K2® Series loudspeakers and professional recording studio monitors. Project Array models include the 1400 Array and 1000 Array floorstanding loudspeakers; the 800 Array stand -mounted model; the 880 Array center channel loudspeaker; and the 1500 Array powered subwoofer with built -in 1000 -watt amplifier.
Paul Bente, president of JBL Consumer Products, pointed out: "Our goal in designing the Project Array loudspeakers was to combine the exceptional dynamic range, transient response and 'effortless' quality of horn -loaded compression drivers with the precise imaging, three -dimensional soundstage and articulate low -frequency impact provided by the finest dynamic drivers. The Project Array series truly offers the best of both designs, along with unsurpassed resolution and a smooth, natural tonal balance that is sure to satisfy the most discriminating home theater enthusiasts and music lovers."
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The vertical Bi -Radial horns, made from an extremely dense and inert material to eliminate unwanted sonic colorations, incorporate their midrange/high -frequency and ultrahigh -frequency transducers into a unified horn assembly. This design optimizes the horn's dispersion pattern and tonal accuracy, both on - and off -axis. The ultrahigh -frequency transducers used in each model are directly mounted to their loudspeaker diaphragms, achieving high -frequency response to beyond 40kHz. The Bi -Radial design yields a richly detailed midrange and remarkably clear, open high frequencies, with no harshness or glare, delivered over a wide listening area.
Leading -Edge Engineering and Construction
To complement these unique compression drivers, Project Array loudspeakers employ low -frequency transducers that incorporate JBL's most advanced engineering and materials technologies. All models feature treated -pulp -cone woofers; the 1400 Array and 1500 Array utilize JBL's exclusive Aquaplas formulation, while the other models use an advanced -technology polymer material. The woofer cones combine the inherent musicality of the natural pulp -cone fiber with the added rigidity provided by the coating treatments, which preserve sonic neutrality while damping internal resonances, smoothing out the frequency balance and tightening bass response.
Performance is further enhanced by the use of heavy -duty motor assemblies and large -diameter voice coils that utilize JBL's Symmetrical Field Geometry™ (SFG™) circuit, a proprietary technology that lowers woofer distortion by maintaining a symmetrical magnetic field (unlike conventional woofer designs with asymmetrical magnetic fields) in the voice -coil gap. The uniform magnetic field around the voice coil ensures linear cone travel, provides high -power -handling capability, and dramatically reduces harmonic distortion. The woofers incorporate die -cast frames, vented polepieces for highly efficient cooling, and additional enhancements to achieve maximum low -frequency performance.
JBL Project Array loudspeakers are constructed from only the highest grade materials and components, including high -order crossover networks using low -loss air -core inductors, and audiophile -grade polypropylene -dielectric capacitors selected for maximum sonic purity. The woofer enclosures are made from thick -walled medium -density fiberboard (MDF), with trapezoidal, heavily braced internal geometry designs to minimize internal standing waves and enclosure colorations.
JBL Project Array loudspeakers are as distinctive in appearance as they are in performance. All models are available in an elegant lacquered -wood finish, complemented by an ultraflat, soft -touch, rubberized black finish for the top surfaces, giving the loudspeakers a totally unique design that blends classic and high -tech elements.
Following is an overview of models in the JBL Project Array lineup.
1400 Array: No -Compromise Engineering for Superlative Sound Quality
The 1400 Array is the top -of -the -line loudspeaker in JBL's Project Array lineup. Engineered for superlative sonic performance in the most ambitious home theater and music installations, the 1400 Array's remarkable fidelity and sonic realism are sure to thrill even the most -demanding audiophiles.
The 1400 Array utilizes an updated version of the 435AL aluminum midrange compression driver found in JBL's ultrahigh -end K2 S5800 Series loudspeaker, paired with an ultrahigh -frequency 045Ti titanium compression driver. Both drivers are mated to a vertically oriented Bi -Radial horn. The 435AL uses a 3 -inch voice coil in a compact neodymium motor assembly that is encapsulated in a Kapton® suspension for unmatched durability. The driver is pneumatically formed from an extremely thin aluminum foil that yields superlative sound quality. The ultrahigh -frequency compression driver features a neodymium magnet and an edge -wound aluminum voice coil directly mounted to a titanium diaphragm, reducing weight and delivering exceptionally detailed, extended high -frequency response with optimal dispersion.
The loudspeaker employs an LE14H -3 14 -inch low -frequency transducer, which is the latest generation of JBL's highly acclaimed LE 14 woofer series. This industry -standard transducer employs refinements such as an edge -wound copper voice coil in a 4 -inch ferrite magnet motor assembly, a pulp -cone woofer that is treated with a controlled amount of Aquaplas coating to achieve taut, authoritative bass response down to 35Hz, and a specially formulated, high -excursion rubber surround for high -power -handling capability and extended longevity.
In common with all Project Array loudspeakers (except the 1500 Array), the 1400 Array features a fourth -order crossover network that utilizes low -loss air -core inductors and audiophile -grade polypropylene -dielectric capacitors. A separate crossover network for each transducer minimizes interactions and maintains the purest possible audio quality.
Thanks to its innovative engineering and premium -quality components, the JBL 1400 Array offers sound quality that is truly extraordinary. Movie soundtracks and music are conveyed with all the power and subtlety of the original performance, with remarkable clarity, transparency and presence. The 1400 Array brings out the best in the highest resolution program sources such as DVD -Audio and SACD™, and faithfully reproduces the sonic environment present on the original recording with precise image placement and a realistically scaled, three -dimensional soundstage.
1000 Array and 800 Array: Exceptional Performance and Design
The JBL 1000 Array floorstanding loudspeaker and 800 Array stand -mounted loudspeaker are more modestly proportioned models that are ideal for medium - and smaller -sized home theater and music installations. Both models utilize a vertically oriented, enclosureless Bi -Radial horn configuration to provide spacious, dynamic and natural sound quality.
The 1000 Array and 800 Array both incorporate a high -performance JBL 175Nd high -frequency compression driver with an edge -wound aluminum voice coil, neodymium motor assembly and Aquaplas -treated aluminum dome, mated to a rapid -flare phase plug and the Bi -Radial horn assembly. Both loudspeakers also employ an ultrahigh -frequency 045Ti compression driver directly mounted to the top of the Bi -Radial horn. To achieve tight, musically natural bass response, the 1000 Array employs a 10 -inch treated -pulp -cone woofer, while the 800 Array uses an 8 -inch treated -pulp -cone woofer.
Built to the identical uncompromising quality and construction standards as every Project Array model, the 1000 Array and 800 Array are equally adept at movie soundtrack and music reproduction, with a smooth tonal balance, a transparent, musically inviting midrange and open, extended high frequencies.
880 Array: Optimized for Center Channel Performance
The JBL 880 Array loudspeaker is optimized to deliver articulate, natural reproduction of dialogue and effects in a home theater system, even at high volume levels in large rooms. The 880 Array uses a 435Nd neodymium -magnet high -frequency transducer, 045Ti ultrahigh -frequency transducer and vertically oriented Bi -Radial horn configuration, flanked by dual high -excursion woofers that are mounted on separate, angled baffles. This configuration ensures a perfect sonic match with all the Project Array loudspeakers in a multichannel home theater system, creating a vast, expansive sound field with voices, instruments and ambient sounds accurately placed throughout the listening environment.
1500 Array: Massive Bass Power and Authority
The JBL 1500 Array powered subwoofer combines extremely high power output with unsurpassed low -frequency definition and extension to offer the ultimate bass performance in a multichannel Project Array system. The 1500 Array employs a high -efficiency W1500H 15 -inch pulp -cone woofer, featuring an edge -wound copper voice coil in a massive 4 -inch ferrite magnet assembly, along with JBL's exclusive Symmetrical Field Geometry circuit for significantly reduced distortion and additional refinements.
The 1500 Array incorporates an advanced -technology, 1000 -watt Class D digital -switching amplifier to deliver powerful bass output under the most -demanding conditions of continuous high -volume use, and includes a full complement of controls and connections to facilitate its use in any home theater system and room.
Suggested retail pricing of JBL Project Array loudspeakers begins at $3,000 each.
The Harman Consumer Group (HCG) is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of a wide range of high -fidelity loudspeakers, audio and video components, and multimedia systems for use in homes and automobiles, and with computers. The group's brands include JBL, Infinity, Harman Kardon, Mark Levinson, Revel, Audioaccess and Lexicon.
HCG is a division of Harman International Industries, Incorporated. Harman International (www.harman.com)
is a leading manufacturer of high -quality, high -fidelity audio products and electronic systems for the automotive, consumer and professional markets. The company's stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "HAR."
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For additional information, contact:
Frank Doris
FM Group Public Relations
631 -385 -1304 ext. 402
frank.doris@fm -group.net
JBL, Harman International, K2 and Bi -Radial are registered trademarks, and Project Array, Symmetrical Field Geometry and SFG are trademarks, of Harman International Industries, Incorporated.
Kapton is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.
SACD is a trademark of Sony Electronics Inc.


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The family of a fallen Poulton soldier have been presented with an unusual tribute to their heroic son and brother.
As the Fylde coast fell silent for two minutes on Armistice Day yesterday, the loss of Fusilier Sam Flint-Broughton, 21, was more prominent than ever among his loved ones.
The soldier was killed in Afghanistan on April 30 when an Improvised Explosive Device detonated during a patrol in the Nahr-e-Saraj district of Helmand Province, in Afghanistan.
Fusilier Flint-Broughton's name was last week added to Poulton's War Memorial – the first name since the Second World War to be added.
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Fusilier Sam Flint-Broughton was killed in Afghanistan on April 30.
He was part of a routine patrol in the Nahr-e-Saraj district of Helmand Province when an Improvised Explosive Device detonated.
The former Collegiate High School was on his first tour of Afghanistan having signed up to the Army in March 2012.
Fusilier Flint-Broughton died alongside Cpl William Savage, 30, and Pte Robert Murray Hetherington, 25.
Their deaths marked the first time British troops died in an armoured Mastiff vehicle since it was introduced in 2007.
Fusilier Flint-Broughton is survived by his dad, mum Karen Flint, plus step mum Shirley Broughton and siblings Daniel, Jason, David, Linsey, Corina and Porcha.
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Wide receiver Kendrick Wiggins had a strong showing at the Nike Camp held recently in Chapel Hill and his stock is on the rise. Are more offers on the way?
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"Yes sir, I had a pretty good day," Wiggins said. "I ran some good routes and caught the ball pretty well. I just had some fun. I didn't see any coaches but I'm pretty sure some were there."
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Guys, I started a new discussion in Critique/Typography Composition with a very looooooong and detailed posting about my current first attempt at magazine design. If you can bother, have a look and let me know what you think.
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Guys, I started a new discussion in Critique/Typography Composition with a very looooooong and detailed posting about my current first attempt at magazine design. If you can bother, have a look and let me know what you think.
Aw. Disappointed by Fast Company's new cover. I found the last flag incredibly endearing. The compartmentalized cover with the red/black/mustard/cyan color combination makes my stomach queasy.
Inside, now it's pretty much Standard-Issue Magazine Layouts with no Storm at all, which was what I liked best. Now seems corporate and robotic.
they refer readers here:
Business 2.0 also changed some things. Mimi Dutta, the new creative director, is a little more creative with her feature heds. And she likes DOTS a lot. …
Mac Addict did a redesign three or four issues ago. There's a face inside that I can't seem to figure out. I'll get a scan up during the week.
As far as throwing magazines out…I have a pack-rat collection of magazines dating back about 10 years. Nobody understands why I keep them, including myself….I just can't read a magazine and *throw it away!*
Fernando Gutiérrez is a Pentagram Partner and the creative director of COLORS nowadays — he studied at LCP in the early 80's — apart from COLORS & MATADOR — he just did a Phaidon photo book on Gandhi — he is in my book one of the finest graphic designers of the classic mould working today.
Now with that said i am a big fan of his stark approach at COLORS which i think is the right response to the content and the line of photography they accomodate
His work is much more lively at MATADOR where he reaches astonishing expression from so few means (one typeface, often subtle and consistent colors and blinding work in proportions)
i'm glad to see this discussion because i publish a small (in circulation, not paper size) print electronic music magazine and since my volunteer art director left, i have to design the mag myself.
just to detail my experiences as a non-designer by trade, i can say i have the following problems:
1) i have to work in black&white (can't afford color)
2) image quality of photos i receive are of a wide range of quality, from very good to horrible.
3) i can't afford any design help.
within these constraints, i'd love to get some suggestions on how to work. it seems to me that if you get great images to begin with, that helps make a good look for a magazine already.
i am currently planning on using a new font, Sys, for the text and a futuristic-looking font—House Spaceport 3009 for heads. one problem i am having is trying to create some kind of "header" for our different sections of reviews that meshes well with the rest of the page. perhaps i can put together a couple of PDFs when i get home for some input. is there a way to upload to this site?
thanks, sean portnoy
grooves magazine—experimental electronic music magazine
here's 2 pages of a spread from my magazine. As you can see, there's nothing at the top of the page that could be a header to indicate that this is a Gear Review in our Reviews Section. I'd love to hear any tips for this. I'm also post another all-text review page (should be much smaller file).
thanks, sean
grooves magazine
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thanks, sean
shoot, this is not working for me for some reason. you can send me an email and i can send you a pdf file of the spread if you want.
I'd agree that good photos, illustration and type are needed for a mag, but your shooting blanks without great editorial and content.
Jann Wenner:
"…. it's not my [expletive] fault!"
Yeah, just keep passing the blame in a circle — that'll make everything OK.
I just found this site a couple days ago http://www.newspagedesigner.com it has more to do with newspapers but still very addicting and hours of fun will be had in exploring the portfolios. There are some real gems to be found.
Wenner Dumbs Down: New, sexier Rolling Stone is in stores…here are a few links.
Also, Blender's Editor in Chief is Andy Pemberton.
more stuff at Google
bj — I don't get it. So Fred Woodward is gone?
His work inspired me to be a designer. This makes me cry.
michael — nice link! haven't seent that.
Stephen: The current Art Director is Andy Cowles. I'm guessing that Woodward, Black, Parkinson, Wenner, et al. all contribute (advice or actual work) to the look of all Wenner Media publications. What Woodward does day to day, I don't know. I'm just a lowly subscriber. Maybe Jonathan Hoefler has some info.
Stephen — Glad that I could return the favour considering what I've learned from typographi.ca and of course from this site too.
I didn't see any mention of Baseline — man the cover they had with the scraped silver ink over florescent orange printing. I would love to know how they did that. Obviously hand done I would think? but to millions of issues?
I peeled the price tag off carefully only to realize that they did in fact stamp the price tags on when the thick metallic was still wet.
the other cover that caught my attention was the June issue of Flaunt, the circus scene, punch cut, die cuts, replacement maps, and crazy dot gains. craziness I say.
FYI — These days, Fred Woodward is the creative director at GQ.
Here's a good short article on magazine cover design — and it's decline. I agree with the sentiment, although mags like The New Yorker are still churning out wonderful covers week in week out.
>However, for fun, take a trip around the web to the olde guarde of US graphic design…
>1_ http://www.pentagram.com/
>2_ http://www.vignelli.com/
I saw Michael Bierut speak a couple of years ago, and he said he worked at Vignelli (eventually becoming a vice president there) before joining Pentagram.
>It must be an effort to extend their own brand — a kind of visual association.
Bierut said that he uses his (and Pentagram's) signature style as a kind of back up plan. With each project he experiments and tries new things, but knows that if nothing new works, he can fall back on a style that he is sure will work. He said that this was similar to the way Vignelli works (something to the effect of "If all else fails, put big black stripes across it").
Thanks Marc, Mart, and Graham. The last three
posts of this thread are so enlightening, it reminds
me how much the current comment threads at
typographica suck. Good info.
Magazine Lovers, run don't walk to get STEP inside design. The premier issue is on newsstands now, $7.95 US.
Among the features:
* Q and A w/ Paula Scher (incl. questions about her Pentagram collaborations and views on typography)
* A piece on Tobias and Jonathan (Hoefler Text and Interstate were chosen by Art Director Robert Valentine for use in STEP.)
* an Open Type discussion
+ more.
Also, we are not the only ones making pud puns. see page 74.
> A piece on Tobias and Jonathan
Sorry, BJ, but I found that particular article to be pretty horrid. Every few sentences there's something to trigger a guffaw. Those two designers deserve better.
"I believe type design is both art and craft. It combines practical and aesthetic considerations." — Robert Valentine.
Considering what you've been writing lately, I'm guessing that this was one of the triggers?
Well, not really. There is art in type design — just like anything else humans do — it's unavoidable. On the other hand, for Valentine to actually say that in an article of that nature seems trite and cliche. But that wasn't one of the major sore spots for me — I'd have to re-read the thing — which I really don't want to…
Great news, Paolo! Try to make it to the gathering on the evening of the 19th, and you'll meet bunches of people.
Paolo — well the web site hasn't caught up with the magazine…published by Dynamic Graphics.
you can get more information here
I think the complete offical title is supposed to be STEP inside design — although you'd be forgiven for not guessing it from the logo. It was formerly Step-by-Step Graphics. The second issue under the new name and new design just arrived in my mailbox. I can't say that I'm all that taken with the new format. But I'll give it a year to get settled in.
I remember thinking the piece on Hoefler and Frere-Jones was a bit fluffy. But that may be because I'm no longer a general reader in this particular arena.
Paolo, I won't be coming to Roma. Perhaps you can join us in Vancouver next year?
And, for those keeping score at home, I'll take this opportunity to report that we've decided to postpone the release of Whitman until I can create the bold and black weights, which, due to a couple of pressing book design commissions, looks like it won't be until January.
— Kent.
Kent, It'll be worth the wait.
I'm curious to see what approach you'll take for the darker weights: the Modernist style that's in fashion now, or the "divergent" method like in Carter's incomrapable Galliard.
Kent — Will you be doing condensed versions
of Whitman?
What do you mean by "Modernist style
that's in fashion now", Hrant?
And elaborate on "divergent method" also,
if you please.
The use of a weight axis (internally if not in the released font) which has become de rigueur since the increase in sophistication of font editors encourages uniformity in style between the various weights. This has certain advantages, but suffers from the classic flaw of Modernism: lack of contrast; which just happens to be what a Bold is intended for… In contrast (so to speak) Carter explains how he "diverged" the darkest weights of Galliard, giving them a singular life. I have a copy of an old article that he wrote about the development of Galliard, but I can't remember where it was from…
BTW, this is somewhat parallel to the fact that the copy-paste (which became so easy to do with computers*) also encourages uniformity/Modernism, but on a more local level.
* There was actually a primitive form of copy-paste even in the foundry days: punchcutters used the same counterpuch to make similar parts of different letters, like the counters of "n" and "h". See Smeijers and Paput (personally, if you like ;-) for elaboration.
> but suffers from the classic flaw of Modernism: lack
> of contrast;
I see your point. Just don't quite agree with this assessment
of "Modernism".
> an old article that he wrote about the development of
> Galliard, but I can't remember where it was from…
If your memory recovers, please tell us. I'd like
to have a look at that.
> punchcutters used the same counterpuch to make similar
> parts of different letters, like the counters of "n"
> and "h".
Oh yes. I've done my Smeijers. ;) BTW, a preview.
I'll dig up the Galliard thing tonight.
BTW, nice little anim!
Hrant, I think the article you're referring to is from Fine Print and is collected in Fine Print on Type, Bigelow, Duensing, Gentry eds. (San Francisco: Bedford Arts, 1989). Although, I see now that this article was written by Chuck Bigelow. Maybe you're referring to a different one.
It's funny you should mention Galliard in this context, however, because I recently had a very long and encouraging conversation with Mike Parker about the heavier weights of Whitman and we specifically discussed Matthew's process with Galliard.
As for how "divergent" my work will be, we'll just have to wait and see.
Tiffany, I hadn't really considered condensed versions (not being too big on condensed faces myself). I had always figured that when/if I get around to display cuts, they'd be naturally a little narrower; but hardly what I would consider condensed, sorry. But who knows…
Rodolfo, I second Hrant on that animation: Neat.
> not being too big on condensed faces myself
To me a little condensation (I mean a little more than "usual" in a text face — Rotis comes to mind as a good target, although its spacing is way too loose) is good for readability, but I find width variations in general largely useless in a *text* face; you decide what width is best for your design, and that's that. The first axis I would dump in most MM designs is in fact the Width.
> Fine Print on Type
I was thinking maybe you were right*, but then I found my copy: "Galliard: a modern revival of the types of Robert Granjon", Matthew Carter, Visible Language XIX 1 Winter 1985. It's really a great article, providing some unique insight. And when you read it, you might join those of us who have no doubt whatsoever that Granjon was the best type designer we have yet seen (although Gill might have had more raw talent).
I *think* I've scoured all the issues of Fine Print, and I distinctly remember going through Fine Print on Type at UCLA-SpecialCollections, and when I do that I never leave without copies of the interesting parts (even if I have to cajole them into exceeding the photocopy limit), but I don't remember anything about Galliard. Dare I suggest it wasn't memorable? Pardon the candor, but what is it about Bigelow that he never manages to turn me on? Maybe it's me.
Kent — Your thoughts equal mine, it was the display version of which I had been thinking. I wasn't thinking of anything extreme, simply tighter, more clean and more crisp.
You're right, Hrant. I reread the Bigelow article on Galliard and it wasn't the treasure that one might have hoped. He does make some interesting observations and quotes a little Carter. But the Visible Language article sounds infinitely more interesting — being from Carter himself and all that. Who publishes VL? Do you know where I might get a copy?
> Who publishes VL?
> Do you know where I might get a copy?
You can buy back issues, or do an ILL from a good library. You've been planning that 100-mile trip for a while now — do it before the weather gets bad. ;-)
> what is it about Bigelow that he never manages
> to turn me on?
Does this give us a clue on the origins of MasLucida? ;)
Yes it does! :-)
MasLucida (a set of structures, not a font) was based on Lucida because Lucida has very "elemental" letterforms, so they didn't need much change in order to look like *structures*, like I wanted. But I don't think I'm the only one who thinks that a *usable* font must not look so "structural". By the way, on the way from Lucida to MasLucida I incorporated certain "phase one" changes to Lucida, in order to make it more bookish, and as a result facilitate a comparison to MasLucida' intentions. Besides increasing the extenders and tightening the spacing (I *think* — it's been a while), I added a bicameral "g": it wasn't easy to get it to feel right, but except for a slightly large head that needs to be scaled smaller to the left, I think it provides for a better solution than the original mono "g".
Maybe one thing that bugs me is the scope of the Lucida megafamily: it really seems too strict, formally speaking. Some of the constituent fonts look like they've been inbred just a *bit* too closely to become healthy adults…
interesting reading/site
via Kaliber 10,000°
Paolo, nice meeting you in Rome!
I hope the conference was useful to you.
Sean, as you mentioned quality photography is key, as
is quality type.
My strongest suggestion is to find another volunteer
designer. Students eager to get real press experience
may be a great place to start.
When you're ready to post samples, please start a new
thread in Critique > Typography/Composition. You'll get
a much more focused critique that way.


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A quick learner from Painesville, OH says:
May 12, 2016
I need a top track for 2 by-pass sliding screen doors for my french patio doors. House is 9 yrs old and I just bought it. There where no screens on the patio doors, normal 80 sliding screen doors will work if I have a top track to accommodate them. The bottom track is already part of the sill. I see the 80-110 but that is only for one door, could use 2 but then 1.5 is to wide.
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I'm afraid we do not carry a twin track. Could you install two tracks side by side using double stick tape?
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I thought of that but I am thinking 1.5 inches will be to wide. Put together what would the exact width be? I am putting this in a 70 inch opening, what is the length of the track?
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It's been quite the rough go for director Andrew Dominick's Marilyn Monroe biopic. The film, regrettably, has been stuck in development hell for the past eight years now. It's also seen several high-profile actresses, namely Naomi Watts and Jessica Chastain, attached to the project, but both eventually dropped out due to commitments set elsewhere. It appears, however, through the divine intervention of a streaming giant that the film has finally caught its big break. And unlike Marilyn, this film's first exposure will be set in the stage of one of the most innovative media companies of the modern age.
Netflix recently announced that the new biopic, titled Blonde, will begin filming early next year. The film is a adaptation of the Joyce Carol Oates biography. Marilyn was last brought to life onscreen in 2011's My Week With Marilyn. That Oscar-nominated film starred Michelle Williams as the the blonde bombshell actress who took Hollywood by storm, but mostly focused on the softer side of the real life woman who simply wanted to love and to be loved.
See Also:
- Because She Was Everything: Marilyn Monroe And Her Legacy In The Modern World
- Happy Birthday, Miss Monroe: Taking A Look Back A The Life Of An Icon
- Rare Pictures Give Us A Peek Into Marilyn Monroe's Mysterious World
A New Film, A New Chance To Tell A Familiar Story...
You can tell how much passion the director has for this project just by listening to him speak. In an interview with Indiewire, he talked a little about the project and how elated he is that it's finally moving forward. His previous work includes the 2012 action/thriller Killing Them Softly starring Brad Pitt and 2007's historical drama The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, also starring Brad Pitt. He says the film will take more of a wide appealing approach to audiences than what he offered in his previous films.
"I'm very grateful. My idea with the film is to make something a little more accessible than what I've done before. It moves a bit faster."
He's explained, when previously asked about the film, that we shouldn't expect the traditional biopic with this movie. His film, as I understand, will hopefully explore more of the behind-the-scenes of the actress and the secret life of Marilyn Monroe that the campy TV adaptations and light-hearted films have been lackluster in achieving thus far.
"It's a really sprawling, emotional nightmare fairy-tale type movie, and I really want to do it real bad… It's a story about an abandoned orphan who gets lost in the woods."
But Also The Story Of The Woman Behind The Actress
As enchanting and romantic a film as My Week With Marilyn was, it didn't nearly quite capture the full scale of Marilyn's tragic Cinderella story. Marilyn Monroe is the American equivalent of a Greek tragedy. She shined so brightly and so beautifully that most surrounding her were unable to see the pain and the despair hiding deep behind that pretty face and the blinding glare of the limelight. A film that wants to take her story to another level needs to be able to accomplish that same feeling for the audience. Her story was not a magical one with a happy ending, and a movie that does her life justice shouldn't be, either.
For many, Monroe's story seems like a fairy tale. She moves to a new land, she creates a life by playing make-believe, she marries a handsome prince, she gets everything she ever wants, and in the end, she gets to be eternally beautiful. That's just not how real life works. Marilyn's Cinderella story may have started out like that but it took multiple tragic turns: She comes undone and she was alone and then she died. In many ways, her story is exactly how the director has described. She's just a little orphan girl who gets lost in the woods. But unlike so many tales of lost children, this one didn't make it back out. It's sad, it's depressing, it's disheartening.
But it's real. And that's what moviegoers deserve — and want — to see.
What's your favorite Marilyn Monroe movie?
[Source: Indiewire]


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Everyone has their opinions on what made the Friday the 13th franchise so successful, and what they think makes a Friday the 13th film,..... a Friday the 13th film! It could be various things, from the kills, to the suspense, to even the way Jason is dressed! In this list though I'm gonna give my own opinion on what I think we all as fans want from the new Friday the 13th film. I know a few people have done the same thing, so I am going to try my best and make this list as different as possible!
The First thing I think we all want from this new film is to primarily take it back to the basics if possible. There are many Friday the 13th films, but making it mostly like the first four Friday the 13th's would be the best route to go. A traditional stalk n' slash Friday the 13th with of course our favorite hockey masked Killer, Jason! Even making the film take place in the 80's would further push the film towards what I think it should be. Giving many a possible sense of nostalgia as they watch!
Another thing I think we all would want is for...... Jason to be in the film of course! I have heard that Jason might not be in the film at all, and though putting his mother as the killer in the first movie isn't a horrible idea, I think we could all agree that Jason like many other slashers, has been away for far to long! I also don't mind the ''traditional'' Jason for the new film, but a new take on the character would be interesting as well.
The Next factor I think we all could agree should be in the new film is to make Jason more brutal than ever before. New kills and more blood is without a doubt something we are all looking forward to seeing in the new movie. Without that it wouldn't be much of a Friday the 13th film now would it?!
And The Last factor I am sure we all are more than looking forward to is to NOT make the movie in found footage form. It not only doesn't work for a Friday the 13th film, but it doesn't work for Slasher movies in general. Imagine seeing Freddy Krueger through a camera while in a dream, or Seeing Michael Myers through a camera after he violently pins you to a wall and quietly tilts his head at you in admiration. Sure it would be creepy to a degree, but it just doesn't fit for these types of movies. And the way I see it, why try to profit off of the found footage crazy on franchises that were successful without it already, Friday the 13th, Halloween, and A Nightmare On Elm Street especially.
Like usual those are my opinions, but they are based off of what I think most of you are thinking as well. If not then tell me below! All opinions are welcome.
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The theft is believed to have happened between 9.30am and 4.30pm on Monday.
The pressure washer is a blue Nilfisk Alto Neptune 5-28x, which is a large model.
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If you saw any suspicious people or vehicles in this area during that day, or have seen a similar pressure washer since Monday, contact police on 101 quoting incident 142 of December 17.


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Twelve-year-old Malcolm Shabazz has grown two inches, learned to play the drums and been elected secretary of his class in his first month of confinement at the Hillcrest Center, a threadbare, turn-of-the-century mansion here that is home to about 60 boys and girls with severe behavioral disorders.
The child, who set a fire last June that killed his grandmother, beamed today as he described his accomplishments to Percy E. Sutton and David N. Dinkins, the two semi-retired lawyers who represented him in Westchester County Family Court, objected to his placement here, but said they were impressed after their first visit.
During court sessions last summer, Malcolm's blank face brightened only during the brief moments when the judge allowed his leg irons and handcuffs to be removed so he could hug the two lawyers, who were longtime friends of Dr. Betty Shabazz and her husband Malcolm X, the civil rights leader.
But today the boy was animated, both with his supervisors and classmates and with the two men whom he had last seen at his sentencing more than a month ago. ''It sure is good to see him looking so happy,'' said Mr. Dinkins, the former Mayor of New York City.
During the visit, Mr. Sutton and Mr. Dinkins heard a progress report from the program director at the center, the only one in the region willing to accept fire-setters, and the director of clinical services, who is supervising the treatment of a child diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic with psychotic tendencies.Continue reading the main story
The two Hillcrest officials, Ben Goldberg and Dr. William Andrews, said Malcolm was cooperating and rapidly earning the points for good behavior that entitle children to fewer restrictions and more privileges, the two lawyers said afterward. The only complaint they heard about Malcolm is that he is uncommunicative with his therapists.
The program director would not permit a reporter in his meetings with the lawyers, with staff or with Malcolm. But it was apparent during an impromptu encounter with the child that he was comfortable and less fearful than he had been in the courtroom.
Malcolm chattered enthusiastically about working in the cafeteria and about his private drum lessons and the responsibility of being recording secretary for his dormitory ''team.''
The boy is not on psychiatric medication, the lawyers said. Normal treatment at Hillcrest is one individual and one group therapy session a week, which many mental health professionals say is inadequate for a child as disturbed as Malcolm.
Mr. Sutton has scoffed at psychiatrists who labeled the boy a fire-setter because he once burned his own sneakers and had an imaginary friend named Sinister Torch. Mr. Dinkins has been more accepting of the diagnosis.
Today, Mr. Sutton characterized Malcolm's controlled behavior as an admirable personality trait. Mr. Dinkins, by contrast, said he recognized that the boy would need to confront his guilt over setting the fire that killed his grandmother and the trauma of a childhood with an unstable, alcoholic mother. The boy's mother, Quibilah Bahiyah Shabazz, has visited once.
The boy's explanation of the fatal blaze, the two lawyers said, is that he wanted to anger his grandmother enough that she would allow him to return to Texas and his mother. But, Mr. Dinkins noted today, the boy might have achieved the same goal by ''breaking all the windows, refusing to wash the dishes or staying out late.'' Instead, he found gasoline and set a fire.
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Latha (Rekha) who is running her father's business empire after he suffered a debilitating stroke, receives a call from a mysterious stranger Raji, threatening to reveal embarrassing details about her father unless she pays up Rs. 500,000. Since she has no idea how to deal with the blackmailer, she turns to Capt. Hariharan who runs a detective agency for help. Things take a grim turn when Raji, and then Latha's cousin Suresh, both turn up murdered one after the other. The evidence unearthed by Hariharan seems to implicate either Latha or her sister Malini - but are the girls up to murder to protect their dad's good name?
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