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Music in Ancient Greece and Rome provides a comprehensive introduction to the history of music from Homeric times to the Roman emperor Hadrian, presented in a concise and user-friendly way. Chapters include: * contexts in which music played a role * a detailed discussion of instruments * an analysis of scales, intervals and tuning * the principal types of rhythm used * and an exploration of Greek theories of harmony and acoustics. Music in Ancient Greece and Rome also contains numerous musical examples, with illustrations of ancient instruments and the methods of playing them.
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'A well-illustrated and comprehensive introduction to ancient music from Homeric times to the emperor Hadrian ... we recommend it highly as a book that is both scholarly and approachable, and of value to everyone with an interest in the subject, scholars, students and the general reader.' - Classical Association News 'John Landels has produced a lively and illuminating survey of what we know ... his book can be recommended to any musical person wishing to imagine for himself the sound, the atmosphere and the meaning of ancient song and dance.' - Roger Scruton, The Times


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DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County Council is considering $6.7 million in projects in the county that are part of the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) for 2013.
During its Jan. 14 meeting, the Finance Committee heard from Brian Nelsen, director of Finance and Budget for the County Executive's Office, about a resolution that would see adoption of the CIP for 2013-18 and for the projects slated for this year.
Nelsen said many of the items in 2013 are for routine maintenance of county facilities. The largest project is nearly $2.9 million for the county's Pavement Maintenance Program.
Other big-ticket items include improvements for the Department of Environmental Services (DOES) at nearly $435,000. Vehicles are also included, with $600,000 for the Engineer's Office, $502,000 for DOES and about $112,000 for the Sheriff's Office.
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The committee placed the resolution on second reading only so members could look over the CIP in more detail.
Also during committee meetings, members recommended Council approve several requests for grant funding for local agencies and nonprofits.
The Planning and Economic Development Committee recommended a $75,000 grant for the Development Finance Authority of Summit County, formerly known as the Port Authority. Jason Dodson, chief of staff for the County Executive, said the annual grant used to be a higher amount, but it has remained at the current amount for several years.
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Councilman Nick Kostandaras (D-District 1) said he has heard from colleagues in the County Commissioners Association of Ohio that the work being done through the authority in Summit County is something unique and beneficial. He added he credits the Port Authority for helping to keep Snap-on Business Solutions in Richfield.
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Council will not meet Jan. 21 due to the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Council will meet Jan. 28 at 4:30 p.m. for caucus, followed by the regular meeting in Council Chambers on the seventh floor of the Ohio Building, 175 S. Main St.
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Lakeview Pantry is on track to distribute more than 1.5 million lbs. — more than 750 tons — of food in fiscal 2015 (April 1, 2014–March 31, 2015) through its two service sites (3831 North Broadway and 1414 West Oakdale) and its Home Delivery program. September 2014 was one of the busiest months in the past two years: The Pantry brought in 137,778 lbs. of food for distribution, up from a monthly average of 130,859 lbs. The number of client visits for food also continues to climb and will probably top 40,000 before the fiscal year is over.
The Pantry is making significant gains in other areas as well. The Social Services program is developing new ways to help people find work and to access the resources they need to get their lives back on track. Because its client population is shifting northward from Lakeview into Uptown, the Pantry has expanded the northern boundary of its service area in stages from Irving Park Boulevard to Montrose Avenue. And the Development Department reports that it is on track to significantly exceed fundraising goals for the second fiscal year in a row.
The Pantry's clients are all low-income people who live in the area bounded by Fullerton on the south, Damen on the west, Lake Michigan on the east, and Montrose Avenue. But the Pantry, which has grown significantly since its founding, in 1970, is very visible, both in its presence on North Broadway and when one is doing an Internet search for food assistance. As a result, the number of people coming to the Pantry from outside its service area is rising steadily and will show an increase of about 7% this fiscal year. In fact, people come to the Pantry from all over Chicago, and from the suburbs — and even from Northwest Indiana and Southeast Wisconsin. The Pantry serves all first-time visitors with two weeks' worth of food and, if they live outside the Pantry's service area, refers them to an agency nearer to their home.
Almost half (48%) of the Pantry's clients have an annual income of $12,000 or less.
To put this in perspective: The current state income guideline for receipt of food through the Greater Chicago Food Depository is $21,588 a year for a household of one and more, of course, for families. The Pantry does not ask clients for proof of income, but they do sign a form attesting that they meet those guidelines.
About 30% of clients are working, many of them in part-time or low-paying jobs; 46% are either disabled or retired. Current data show that 5.3% of the clients in the Pantry's food distribution programs are homeless, meaning that they do not have an address, are staying at a shelter, or are living on the streets. About 12% of the Pantry's clients are veterans.
Many clients (46%) said in a survey that they had to choose between buying food and paying rent in the previous year, and 39% had to choose between buying food and buying needed medications. These choices no doubt became even more difficult this year with the reduction in benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (a.k.a. food stamps) and the termination early this year of long-term benefits to the unemployed.
Distributing food to hungry people remains the Pantry's principal "business," and the Pantry maintains a number of sources for food in order to keep a steady supply. About 40% of its food comes from the Food Depository, which distributes food on behalf of several government agencies and also acts as a wholesale distributor for items such as milk and eggs. Retailers also contribute; three Trader Joe's stores donate an astonishing 37% of the Pantry's food.
The food distribution program functions six days a week, three at each site. Visitors receive a two-week supply of groceries once per month; a typical allotment includes fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, eggs, dairy products, bread, and non-perishable items, along with hygiene supplies and clothing. For the homeless or those who lack cooking facilities, the Pantry provides "no cook" baskets that contain items with easy-to-open containers and ready-to-eat foods.
However, the food supply can fluctuate. For example, the Food Depository offered no meats or frozen high-protein items for three weeks recently, which meant the Pantry had to purchase these supplies from other sources, a significant expense. Also, the continuing drought in California has also affected the price and availability of produce. Meanwhile, client activity and demand at the Pantry's East (main) site was almost 12% greater in September 2014 than in September 2013.
In a related activity, the Pantry has doubled its nutrition education offerings in which licensed professionals work with ingredients from the Pantry's inventory. The "Healthy Bites" program is held during regular distribution hours, and free samples are shared. "Cooking Class and Nutrition Night" sessions, held at other times, are a demonstration and education opportunity.
The Home Delivery program accommodates clients who are unable to come to a Pantry site to receive food. The allotments include specialized packages for people with diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart disease. Home Delivery frequently receives inquiries from people who learn of the program through the Pantry's website (www.lakeviewpantry.org), from other social service agencies, or by word of mouth. The program has made almost 1,000 deliveries since April 1.
The manager of Social Services holds more than 700 client meetings a year, helping people find housing or employment, counseling them on other issues, and referring them to other agencies for specialized services. Most clients seeking jobs are either those with little workplace experience who need help with basic skills or people with many years of professional experience, and usually a college degree, who are among the long-term unemployed. The Social Services program also provides occasional loans and grants; checks are always made payable to specific vendors, not clients. The manager of Social Services is a licensed clinical professional counselor; her license permits her to practice independently and supervise interns.
More than 800 individual volunteers and more than 250 volunteer groups give more than 28,000 hours of their time to Lakeview Pantry each year, effectively doubling the Pantry's "people power." In September, for example, 324 volunteers pitched in and worked 2,636 hours on behalf of their neighbors. And the Development Department, in collaboration with the Director of Volunteers, has launched a program in which 45 volunteers will be trained as speakers representing the Pantry and as managers of other volunteers at community events.
The Development Department, which raised $1,448,517 in FY14 (14% over budget), reports that total combined revenue from individuals, foundations, and corporations is significantly ahead of projections for the current fiscal year as well. Events also play a significant role in the department's efforts; for example, the Pantry hosted an elegant evening in September at Brindille, which the Chicago Tribune called "the Best Restaurant to open in 2013."
In sum, Lakeview Pantry is making significant progress on all fronts, and the outlook for the long term is good. New challenges and opportunities will certainly arise, but the staff remains dedicated to fulfilling the Pantry's vision of being a stable presence in the communities it serves, and a model of compassionate, effective, and collaborative service delivery.
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Esther*, an elderly client, had worked downtown for many years as an administrative assistant for large firms; skilled and smart, she eventually opened her own retail shop. The economic downturn ended all that. She spent years looking for work, spending through her retirement savings, and feeling her self-esteem slip away. She even considered filing for bankruptcy.
But after six months in Lakeview Pantry's Job Search Support Program and several meetings with a Pantry volunteer who helped her put together a cover letter and an impressive résumé, Esther came in to the Pantry recently with some good news: She had landed a full-time job at a local retailer!
Jennie Hull, Manager of Client Services, was the first person she shared the good news with, and Esther made her promise to keep it a secret until she could personally thank the others who had helped her get back on her feet. Esther's story is another great example of how Lakeview Pantry's Social Services programs help individuals and families address the underlying causes of food insecurity, such as un(der)employment.
*Client's name/photo was changed to protect their privacy.
Written by: Chris Kertesz, Jennie Hull
Just last month I celebrated my 28th year at Lakeview Pantry and for me, as for many of us, anniversaries usher in a time of increased reflection. I thought back to my early days at Lakeview Pantry and one of the most life-changing experiences I have had. When handing food to some of our elderly clients, I noticed numbers tattooed on their forearms. Later that day, I asked one of our volunteers if they knew the meaning of these tattoos and they informed me that these individuals were Holocaust survivors of the Auschwitz concentration camp. Someone had used their hands to mark these people as if they were not human. No experience in my own comfortable life could prepare me for seeing evidence of such evil use of one's hands — and one's potential to be so cruel to his fellow man.
Fortunately, the last 28 years — and you— have shown me the far more common desire of man— to be caring of his struggling brothers and sisters.
Each day at Lakeview Pantry, hundreds of bags of food are filled and passed along by the good and loving hands of our volunteers to our neighbors in need. Hands at Lakeview Pantry can provide comfort and sustenance for those who are struggling, and even for those who have seen evil. Our hands are used for good — something you have made possible. With your help, over 4,000 families will get the food they need this fall, and another 250 will receive additional services such as employment counseling and help with their health care options.
Today, I ask that you consider a gift that not only provides weeks of nutritious food and additional services that help our clients get back on their feet, but a gift that reminds us all that hands can do good.
Gary Garland
P.S. A generous anonymous donor has volunteered to match the gifts up to a total of $7,500! Your support can go even further toward the help you want to provide!
I hope that everyone is having a great summer. We have made a lot of progress on our plan to buy (and raise funds to buy) a building for the Pantry. Here's an update:
We signed a purchase agreement for 3945 N. Sheridan on June 13, 2014. That was the culmination of many months of work by staff and our real estate committee. We are very excited about the property! It will provide us with 7,500 square feet of space – nearly double the size of our Broadway location. The additional space will allow our entire staff to work under the same roof. We will also have space to expand our Case Management staff so that we can expand the services we provide to our current clients. This includes referrals to healthcare and housing, and seminars that help our clients find new employment – helping those we serve increase their independence and self-sustainability.
We have been issued a commitment letter from IFF for a loan. IFF is a nonprofit lender and real estate consultant dedicated to strengthening nonprofits and the communities they serve. While we ultimately hope to be able to pay down the mortgage by IFF in its entirety over the next several years through the capital campaign, obtaining financing allows us to move ahead with the project now, and also gives us the flexibility to pay for the project over a longer period of time. Even with the full mortgage, however, we don't expect that the move will significantly increase the amount of money we currently spend on our rent.
We have been doing the work to complete the purchase. Working with Alderman Cappelman's office, we obtained a special use permit to operate the new site from the Zoning Board of Appeals. We are working with an environmental group to assess whether there are issues that need further investigation, and we are generally completing the due diligence project. If all goes well, we expect to be able to close on the new property by the end of 2014.
If and when the deal closes, we will then retain the services of an architectural design firm and construction company to rehab the building to suit our needs.
The capital campaign itself continues to go very well. To date, we have received $1,853,000 in committed funds, with the reasonable expectation that we will secure an additional $700,000 in funding before the year's end – leaving just $400,000 to raise from individuals and foundations we have already identified as prospective funders.
Thanks to everyone for their continued support of the Pantry — we could not be doing this without you!]]>
We loaded them up with fundraising materials like a donation bucket, pledge cards, stickers, and even one of our official Pantry barrels. Since then, Jake has already surpassed his goal of $150, and he's still collecting donations. McKenzie has launched an office-wide food drive with help from her dad, and has been busy collecting lots of food and supply items for the Pantry. We will post more Jake & McKenzie updates here as we receive them.
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How much does Keith Bulluck means to this franchise?
Fisher: "We drafted him to come in here and be an impact player. That's what he was and still is. He's been that for a number of years. He's kind of been the glue here the last two or three as we've kind of gone through the transition. He's had his moments where he's been frustrated, but all in all, he's hung in there. I think he's seen things pay off by now. It's been good that he's been very, very consistent not only in his play but in his approach to this game."
What are the challenges of preparing for a game during a short week?
Fisher: "It's just that – it's a short week. Here we are, whatever day it is. That's just how the players are. They don't know what day it is. They just know we've got to meet, we've got to practice and we're going to play in a couple days. So we've got a lot to get done and we've had a good start. The weather has cooperated perfectly for us. They don't bat an eye at a thing. They concentrate, they finish practice. We've got some personnel decisions we've got to make and some lineup decisions we've got to make. Of course we've got to figure out how we're going to win this ballgame on Thursday night."
How tough is it to prepare with cuts looming?
Fisher: "It's as tough as it gets because you're getting ready for a game but you know that immediately following the game, within 24 to 36 hours after the ballgame, you're going to be down to your final roster. So you've got a lot of decisions. You just can't wait until Friday morning to start talking about [the cuts]. You've got to be discussing those issues well in advance, which we have been."
Can a player's performance this Thursday significantly affect his chance at a roster spot?
Fisher: "It really depends on the specific player. We have different situations going here. We have guys competing for starting jobs. One would assume that the one who loses the starting battle is going to be on the roster. We've got guys that are competing for roster spots. Every situation is different. There's going to be a player or two that can make a difference in the fourth and final preseason game and earn a spot."
Do roster numbers still remain flexible at this point?
Fisher: "We have that flexibility, yes. At the end of the day, when we get to the final 53, we are saying, 'These are the best 53 players on this roster.' Now, that seventh receiver may be better than that tenth defensive back. Players look at it and try to figure out numbers. It's unfair for them because their position, despite what they think, relates to other positions. When we get to 53, we're not done. We're going to continue to upgrade the roster".
Can a player change the coaches' minds in the last week or is the roster fairly set?
Fisher: "I think we have a pretty good idea of the direction we're headed right now. There could be something that takes place in the ballgame that could have us turn and go another direction. But for the most part, we have a pretty good idea as a staff."
Do you inform players beforehand if they'll make it?
Fisher: "There's a lot that goes on, as far as that's concerned. It's complicated. This is the first time where we've had a number of situations where we've had competition for starters and backup roles. In order to do it right, yes, you have to communicate with them. You have to let them know that this has either been done or we'll make the decision after the ballgame, or we've already made the decision but we're going to let you play with the starters because we feel like the guy that's earned the position has had enough experience there. It's different as it relates to each position."
Have you had any of those conversations yet?
Fisher: "Maybe."
Did Chris Davis have a knack for the slot coming in?
Fisher: "We picked his role up a little bit this week, so he has. He made some plays today in there, as did Eric [Moulds]. That's primarily the reason why we drafted him is to come in and find a way to get open underneath. He does a pretty good job of that."
How long do you expect to play the starters in Thursday's game?
Fisher: "We're going to play most of the starters into the first series of the third quarter. There will be a few exceptions."
Would you like to play against Green Bay's best players in order to test his team?
Fisher: "It's always the case as you go into the final preseason game where teams have different philosophies. So the best case scenario is that they play everybody. But we can't always relate or depend on that. We go out there and play our guys as long as we possibly can regardless of who they're playing against."
How impressed are you with Brett Favre's longevity?
Fisher: "I don't think anybody thought 10 years ago that he would still be playing [today]. Based on the way he's playing now, he's got a lot left. Nobody's been through the difficulties that he's been through off the field with the family situation, but he bounces back year after year after year. He is, without question, one of the best to ever play this game."


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Winter Olympics 2014: David Murdoch swept away in curling final as barb at Canadians backfires, meaning Team GB claim silver
David Murdoch's team were outclassed throughout the curling final
Ice Cube Curling Centre
Friday 21 February 2014
It was over long before the four Elvis impersonators started singing. Britain's bid for an unprecedented second gold medal at a Winter Games was brushed ruthlessly aside by a relentless Canadian quartet on Friday. There were still two ends to play when David Murdoch decided enough was enough and conceded the match.
By then the Elvis quartet were in full voice – they were Canadian fans – on what was a dire night for Murdoch's men. Even an attempt by their supporters to display a Scottish saltire was quashed as officials took it down – only flags of competing nations are allowed to be displayed at Olympic Games. It finished 9-3 but the writing had been on the ice as early as the third end, when Britain found themselves trailing 5-1. The Murdoch team looked shellshocked, Canada pumped even by their standards.
Before the game, Soren Gran, the Swedish coach of the British team, had questioned the Canadians' aggressive style of play. The Canadians were duly made aware of Gran's feelings.
"That definitely lit a fire under us," said the Canada lead, Ryan Harden. "It doesn't affect us, it doesn't make us mad or any of that. It actually makes us play better.
"It was all over the news. I don't know if it affected them, but we saw it and we're the type of team where if we see something like that it lights a fire under us."
Long before the Canadian quartet leapt en masse onto the podium Britain had been left burnt, their tactics swept aside from the start.
The aim was to restrict Canada to one shot on the opening end, when they held the hammer: two were conceded. Murdoch never hit his slide. On the second end he missed a straightforward shot to take two back immediately and then came the disastrous third end, when three shots were conceded via a slack final stone from Murdoch.
"It's like a kick in the teeth," said Murdoch. "I'm disappointed. It was an opportunity of a lifetime, but it wasn't meant to be.
"We did everything we could to try and start well, but we just had a poor start and that gave them a lot of confidence as well. Going 5-1 down there was always going to be an uphill struggle and it didn't matter what we did in the second half.
"They play with a lot of adrenaline and passion and that's what works for them. It doesn't work for a lot of guys. We like to stay cool but they like to be pumped up and it's worked for them."
Greg Drummond and Michael Goodfellow get their heads together to sweep the ice under instruction from GB skip David Murdoch in yesterday's curling final in Sochi (Getty Images) It will not have felt like it as they trudged downcast out of the Ice Cube, but Murdoch's men of course have a consoling silver lining – they will receive their medal on Saturday night in a ceremony that will also include Eve Muirhead's rink collecting their bronze – and for the sport to come home with two medals is no small achievement. Since curling returned to the Games in 1998 Britain had managed only one medal, Rhona Martin's gold in Salt Lake City in 2002.
Martin – now Rhona Howie after her divorce – was in the audience on Friday. Britain's Olympic royalty was out in force – between Sebastian Coe, Steve Redgrave, Matthew Pinsent, David Hemery, Howie and the latest addition to an illustrious rank, Lizzy Yarnold, they could boast 14 golds. Winter golds are rarely won by Britons. Yarnold was only the 10th, hence the level of support for Murdoch and his men. But it never looked like becoming an 11th.
"We were struggling with our game, absolutely too much, and then the few chances we had, we didn't take any," said Gran. "I'm very, very disappointed. It felt a little bit like giving up, sadly.
"I don't blame anyone on my team for this loss, absolutely not. I take more blame on myself for not preparing them in the best way for the finals. Not any specific reason, we were very happy to come to the final. But then you have to mix it up with a little bit of relaxation, to say 'OK, enjoy the moment, guys' and then get them on fire."
This was Gran's team. He had persuaded Murdoch to leave the family farm in Lockerbie and move to Stirling to train with Greg Drummond, Scott Andrews and Michael Goodfellow, who had previously curled for Tom Brewster. Brewster sat next to Gran last night as the team's reserve but the decision to parachute Murdoch in to skip this team has to be judged a success despite Fridays crushing disappointment.
After the heart-stopping heroics of their play-off win over Norway and final shot success over Sweden in the semi-final, the final was a curling car crash for the British rink.
Goodfellow received a ticking off from the referee after he forgot to change from his warm-up T-shirt to his match strip with his name on the back. It had no bearing on the game but summed up a night when Britain failed to match the lofty standards set earlier in the week. It was a messy, error-strewn performance. They were surprised by the speed of the ice and by the time they had adapted it was far too late.
"Let's be honest, we didn't give ourselves a chance out there," said Drummond. "We really struggled in the first few ends and just couldn't come back from it.
"We've played many big games in our career and the pressure has never fazed us before. I don't think it can be put down to pressure; the fault is on us for not adapting to the conditions.
"It wasn't the result we were hoping for, but we'll definitely wear our medals with pride."
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"Its good the word serious is in the title"
I only it enjoyed after a 3rd listen, I had to make an effort to find the insight. At first it comes off depressing.
So sad that we still have leaders out there like, there, I sought information about building a church but instead got a new version of what Andy Stanley believes is acceptable and not acceptable, not anything based in the word. Terrible. I will continue to meditate on the bible and forget this book.
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I rarely write reviews, I just had to write how blessed I am to get to read this book.
Thank GOD, he gives people the will to write things that actually help right now!
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November 25, 2014
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT)-- Just before 2 p.m. on Saturday, a woman on the run from police was caught.
Knoxville Police say Kristy Rogers was taken into custody on Mineral Springs near North Broadway.
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Knoxville Police are trying to find a possibly armed woman on the run near North Broadway.
Just after 10:00 on Saturday morning an officer stopped a black Mitsubishi Montero in the parking lot of Buddy's BBQ on Broadway.
The officer briefly spoke with occupants of the vehicle and returned to his parol car when passenger, Kristy McCoy Rogers fled from the vehicle toward a nearby heavily wooded area.
Additional officers responded to help with the search for Rogers, but officers have not located her at this time.
Rogers is a white woman, approximately 5' 08" and 175 pounds with very short or shaved blond hair. She has an outstanding violation of probation warrant on file with the bond denied.
A witness reported seeing the suspect possibly armed with a handgun. Additional charges are pending.
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Tony Rezko Sentenced to Over 10 Years in Prison
**Written by Doug Powers
Strange… you don't usually see stories about political corruption coming out of Chicago:
A Chicago-area businessman whose association with President Obama came under scrutiny during the 2008 presidential campaign has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison for corruption charges related to kickback schemes.
Antoin "Tony" Rezko, who raised funds for former Gov. Rod Blagojevich (D) and Obama when he was an Illinois senator, was sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison Tuesday for a money kickback scheme he was convicted of in 2008.
According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Rezko was sentenced by a federal judge for trying to make $7 million in kickbacks from companies trying to do business with Blagojevich.
Rezko's now hoping President Obama pardons more than just turkeys tomorrow.
**Written by Doug Powers
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HP laserjet 4700DN, very good quality printer, easy to set up. We have a few in the school, very robust.
Hi all,
Our main office printer is on the blink and I'm looking for a good replacement for a hp 2025dn. It needs to be a colour laser printer with separate trays for letterhead/plain paper. The printer will be printing around 5000 pages/month which is over what our current one is recommended Can anyone recommend a good printer with reasonably priced toners?
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HP laserjet 4700DN, very good quality printer, easy to set up. We have a few in the school, very robust.
Have you looked at printer/Photocopier leasing. They tend to be very cheap to print to. I'm currently looking at getting a couple of colour lasers added onto our leasing bill from Ricoh.
The only problem we have seen is that they do burn through toner, but we did put them in a suite and they do seem more suited to an office that doesn't do as much printing
Otherwise no issues at all
The printers do go through quite a lot of toner pretty quickly. We have a few of these in the IT suites and they haven't really given us any problems. The only one we've had a problem with is the office one which is heavily used. Had it a couple of years but it keeps jamming, i've tried all sorts but no luck. It has printed way over the max recommended duty cycle per month so maybe that is why it is knackered.
It's worth taking a look at the kyocera range, we've not use the colour but have deployed 45 odd B/W printers to replace P2055's P2015's and some other old HP stuff. We're getting them on a managed contract so have all servicing and toners included. We've opted for a cost per page only option, but there would also be quarterly lease and lower cost per page.
The hardware works really well though, nice and fast plus Kyocera have some good eco credentials as Imaging drums etc aren't part of the toner so the carbon footprint and recycling is better.
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County unemployment rates in Tennessee for April 2013, released Thursday, show the rate decreased in 62 counties, increased in 23, and stayed the same in ten. Specific county information is available here.
Knox County had the state's lowest major metropolitan rate of 6.4 percent, up from 6.2 percent in March. Davidson County also increased from 6.2 in March to 6.5 in April. Hamilton County was 7.5 percent, down from 7.6 percent in the previous month. Shelby County was 9.2 percent, down from 9.5 percent in March.
Tennessee's unemployment rate for April was 8.0 percent, which increased two tenths of one percentage point from the March revised rate of 7.8 percent. The national unemployment rate for April 2013 was 7.5 percent, decreasing by one tenth of one percentage point from the previous month.
The state unemployment rate is seasonally adjusted while the county unemployment rates are not. Seasonal adjustment is a statistical technique that eliminates the influences of weather, holidays, the opening and closing of schools, and other recurring seasonal events from economic time series.
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The Dixie Group announced the formation of Masland Hospitality, a new business will be led by Elizabeth Moore, vice president of Masland Hospitality. With Dixie's recent acquisition of the ... (click for more)
The Walker County Chamber of Commerce announced its slate of Executive, General and At Large Board Members for 2015. The Chamber's Board of Directors controls and manages the affairs and ... (click for more)
A study commissioned by the Tennessee Supreme Court Access to Justice Commission and the Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services with the support of the Tennessee Bar Association has found that more than 60 percent of vulnerable Tennesseans face a significant civil legal need. The goal of the study was to examine the effectiveness of delivering legal assistance to those in need. ... (click for more)
The Dixie Group announced the formation of Masland Hospitality, a new business will be led by Elizabeth Moore, vice president of Masland Hospitality. With Dixie's recent acquisition of the assets of Burtco, LLC, a comprehensive offering of products will be available from Masland for the hospitality market. The product portfolio will include large scale public space patterns utilizing ... (click for more)
Marlon Duane Kiser took the witness stand at his post-conviction hearing on Tuesday to declare that he did not kill Deputy Donald Bond, who was gunned down at a produce stand in East Brainerd 13 years ago. Kiser had not opted to go on the stand when he was convicted by a Nashville jury and given the death penalty in 2003. He said he believes it was Mike Chattin, the man he ... (click for more)
Chattanooga firefighters battled a fully-involved structure fire in Hixson Monday night, and the incident involved at least one fatality. Dr. Steve Cogswell with the Hamilton County Medical Examiner's Office identified the victim as Courtney D. Godwin, 25. Dr. Cogswell said Ms. Godwin died from smoke inhalation. The first call to 911 Communications was received ... (click for more)
This letter will hopefully bring some clarity to the recent situation created by the faculty of Chattanooga State Community College. It is based upon my tenure as a member of the faculty at Chattanooga State Technical Institute, the transformation to Chattanooga State Community College, and my service as the financial and administrative officer at Chattanooga State until my retirement ... (click for more)
I'm not really sure how it all came about but a few days before Thanksgiving last year, what was usually a crowded table had dwindled down to just Mother, Aunt Martha and me. Just the idea of getting dressed up made both of them tired, which happens when you are 89 and 87, respectively, and the thought of preparing the traditional feast brought only further groans so I announced ... (click for more)