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Topic: Epson 7900 from the inside - out (Read 263355 times)
Bob DeBellis
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
Reply #960 on:
November 28, 2012, 04:50:02 PM »
Hi Eric,
Something else I thought of. Should have some particular cleaner/solvent on hand?
Alan Goldhammer
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
Reply #961 on:
November 28, 2012, 05:03:05 PM »
FWIW, here is one of the early
Epson patents
for a piezoelectric head printer. I don't know if this is the first one or not as I'm not terribly expert in searching the US patent database. You can use the menu on the left side to look at the drawings, specifications and claims respectively. I'm sure that there are later patents as well.
I'm going through it to see if I can better understand how the printers work.
Alan Goldhammer
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
Reply #962 on:
November 28, 2012, 07:52:41 PM »
The best place to see Canon discussion is
The lessons I've learned over 5 years use of ipf6100 is not to continue printing when it says a head is going bad. Newer firmware prevents that anyway and doesn't let you "Press online to clear error". It used to burn-out pc boards. Otherwise read the blog.
Perhaps what the wiki thing doesn't make clear is that Canon has two heads with an enormous number of nozzles. The machine constantly checks to see if any block and if they do the nozzle mapping can use other nozzles to take over the job of the blocked ones. After a long time no spare nozzles exist and you are prompted to change a head. After 5 years of weekly use I'm about to change a second head.
Another neat thing it does when let go into sleep mode is to wake up every so often and agitate the inks, at another time it might do a nozzle check and light clean if needed, and it also wakes up and checks temperature and humidity. I think Canon owners are always surprised that Epson owners do a nozzle check before printing - that just isn't needed with the Canon.
There is some debate about image quality which by reading what I can find seems to go about 53 to 47 in Epson's favor.
Eric Gulbransen
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
Reply #963 on:
November 29, 2012, 09:28:01 AM »
Hi Bob, if you're not desperate to swap your head, wait. My genius and I are working on a video which will show the whole head swapping process. No special solvents necessary. Couple things you'll need, the most particular being a long handle/small tip/magnetic/philips screwdriver. Other than that a pc (not mac, sorry for me..), good lights, a flashlight, a regular sized philips (I use a screw gun, there are a good number of screws), tape (I like taping screws near where they came out of, and a couple of small boxes or trays so you can keep things organized. Sounds intimidating, don't let it be. One, step, at a time and you'll be fine.
Thank you Alan!
boy the Canon self-monitoring practices sound so sensible (and effective). Almost like there's a design & development team dedicated solely to improving the user experience "post purchase". Like Nanny always said, you've got to give credit where credit is due. That's fantastic.
Ernst Dinkla
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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November 29, 2012, 10:15:37 AM »
Quote from: sfblue on November 28, 2012, 10:46:50 AM
I've read good reviews but I can't find anything comparing black and white between the Canons and Epsons and that is what I'm looking for. I went down to the local Calumet yesterday as they used to have example prints from both printers, but they no longer do.
Check John Dean's comment on that:
Comments are more than a year old but I think he is still happy with the Canon iPF8300. The iPF8400 did not change much compared to the iPF8300.
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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November 29, 2012, 10:45:16 AM »
Ernst and enduser-- thanks for the references to info about the Canons. I have dug through the wiki and separately, Ernst-- that is a very informative note comparing the various b/w printing methods; thanks very much for digging that up. Also, I have always wondered about the Cone piezography options so it's interesting to have that comparison in there as well.
Eric, I'm still undecided, but in evaluating the options: a quick question:
-where does one find the servprog.exe file? And, is it a simple matter of finding a Windows machine and hooking it up via usb to run the utility?
Even if I decide not to go the DIY route-- I'm looking forward to seeing your video and how involved the process is.
Finally, are there any coders out there familiar with Applescripts and how hard it would be to run a test print every morning at a set time for what you guys previously called a "holiday mode" for the Epsons? It seems doable, but not sure how you get around the machine being asleep other than just setting it to be on the whole time you are gone . . . (and would it have to somehow switch PK and matte blacks periodically to make the channel not being used doesn't clog?)
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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November 29, 2012, 11:01:35 AM »
Are the deadhead 7900 printers worth anything as parts? I will not fix mine, but kind of feel funny about tossing it out as trash.Is anyone buying the carcasses in order to fix and resell? I am in Iowa so I assume any shipping costs make the value pretty low.
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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November 29, 2012, 01:19:34 PM »
Just got a call from Epson tech support. (I still have not gotten a call from D1 but in the intervening time I've decided it's too expensive to go with them anyway).
Anyway, from tech support:
-if you have missing portions of the lines on the test print and those missing portions move around, it tends to be worthwhile to replace the pump cap assembly first. If they don't move at all, it is usually the print head.
-The only recommended action from him was to go into maintenance mode, release the carriage assembly via the IM Sensor Gap command, and slide the carriage to the left exposing the pump cap assembly. He recommended taking a paper towel with water and moistening each of the five sponge pads there. I asked if there were other sponges, i.e. one for each ink, and there are not. Those five are it. He did not know which pad corresponds to which colors. After moistening each of the sponges, recap the print head and let it sit there for a half hour to an hour. Then run a cleaning cycle and try a test print again.
While he was not optimistic about this procedure given that my LM test print is missing the same portions of the lines consistently, he said to try it as there it couldn't hurt. Next step is to go to D1. I asked him if D1 tried to replace all other parts before the printhead and he said he thought so, but I would have to ask them and it could vary.
I asked him about other things including a "holiday mode" as even in a production environment, it's unrealistic that these printers will be used every single day for most users. He said that tech support had already made that suggestion to the powers that be, but that it's not up to their division unfortunately.
(I also suggested that given that there seems to be a nontrivial failure rate, offering something . . . anything, e.g. a discount on the print head would help engender good will among long-time Epson users.)
Bob DeBellis
Posts: 19
Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
Reply #968 on:
November 29, 2012, 02:10:19 PM »
Hi Eric,
I've got all the tools needed as well as the patience required buddy. I will anxiously wait for the wisdom pouring forth from the genius' video
If can assist in any manner I would be more than happy too.
An additional possible hazard for DIY I fear is that Epson may modify the firmware to lock out the software version we are currently using to perform the counter resets and other functions.
SFBLUE: I agree with your contention that Epson should in fairness do something for us suffering victims..eh... customers. We bought a tool and vast quantities of expensive ink to do a job for us. It shouldn't be giving us fits and costing us a ton of extra moola on a continual basis and terror if we should leave on a trip. I am friends with a local gallery owner/pro photographer who owns an Epson 9900 that is also giving him fits. He said he can't afford to maintain the printer.
whitedogphotos: I read somewhere that the used Epson printer is not worth much for parts.
Bob DeBellis
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
Reply #969 on:
November 29, 2012, 04:23:30 PM »
Bob, I ended up writing this person:
Rand Rozar the Director of Service and Support via the following web site form:
He had been mentioned earlier in this thread. I figured it couldn't hurt. If others feel like writing to him as well, it can't hurt for him to hear from multiple Epson users with this problem. But . . .they forward you to a customer service person who then forwards your number to tech support-- that's who called me today. They must have also gotten on the D1 person because he finally called me.
The D1 tech said he would change the pump cap assembly first, because if it's weak it might not be sucking the ink clog from the head. I told him that Epson tech support had told me that if the dropped nozzle positions on the test print don't move, it's likely to be the head and not the pump cap assembly. He quickly agreed and said we could just change the print head. (I wonder what happens if you don't have a little info-- if they just go through and change everything randomly?)).
Anyway, the best the Epson customer service person said was that maybe they could "help with some ink." I don't know what that means and she was noncommittal about it. Both the customer service person and the tech asked if I printed every single day and said these are production printers and meant to be printing every single day.
Whitedog-- I agree. Environmentally, it feels bad to throw away a machine with one clogged ink channel just because the cost to fix it could be greater than the cost of a new printer.
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
Reply #970 on:
November 29, 2012, 04:49:31 PM »
Just happened upon this topic while surfing the net had to register and post. I got an Epson 4800 from a friend that wasn't working for $130. Same problem as your 7900 the head was clogged. I downloaded the service manual, the adjustment program and did a lot of research. The one bad decision I made was to spend $200 on cartridges filled with 'Print Head Clog Buster'. Those carts sat in the printer for three weeks and did nothing to unclog the head but maybe they did clean the tubes and everything else. I replaced all the dampers ($71), cleaned the capping station, reset the waste tank with a chip re-setter and put a whole roll of toilet paper minus the cardboard roll in it, got all new ink carts and of course replaced the print head ($499 from Epson online the cheapest one I saw was $750). I didn't follow the steps in the Epson Service Manual to replace the print head because it was an unduly complicated procedure requiring special tools (they really want those service call charges!). Oh I saw some tiny air bubbles in one or two of the ink lines so disconnected them at the damper sucked the bubbles out with a syringe. The printer is now printing beautifully. My friend hadn't used the printer in two years and when he turned it on the print head was done. His junk is my treasure.
I thought about what might have happened to your 7900 since it was working in Pa but not after being delivered. My conclusion based on all I have read is that the humidity may have played a role in drying out the print head during transport. Inside that humidity may have been well above 50% but once in the truck in late Fall the outside humidity could have fallen very low due to the dry cold air.
Bottom line is that very rarely can a printer head be saved once it is severely clogged! Maintenance is the key to happiness with these expensive printers!
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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November 29, 2012, 06:35:09 PM »
Here and there in this thread are comments on the remote nature of the manufacturer from their consumers. This isn't unusual for a multinational like Epson and Canon. I remember years ago reading about the design team at HP who were based in Spain. I even saw the email addresses of a couple of the development engineers of the design Jet series. So it can be different.
It's a lot harder with Asian countries because of the cultural differences. The local distributor I talk to tells me he asks Canon here (In Australia) to reduce their ink prices because almost no users of ipf printers buy here. They buy overseas at half the price. The Canon guys tell him that all over the world where Canon are, a non-local is at the top. This gentleman, when asked if prices can be adjusted down just says no! No discussion or argument allowed.
So it might take someone with current colloquial Japanese language skills to make contact with the manufacturers through their Japanese entry points to get a discussion going.
Eric Gulbransen
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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November 29, 2012, 08:16:21 PM »
sfblue, I believe the pk and mk channel are the same channel. What changes from ink to ink is an element of the damper unit, which is right behind the head on the same carriage. This is why we waste such little ink swapping between the two - only the ink from the dampers to the face of the head gets flushed - it's just inches, whereas with older models the ink change happens back at the carts, so the whole line gets flushed. Far as your other question, google is your friend.
ChrisMax - funny I brought two 4800s back from the dead myself. Both lost in piles of dust for years. It is definitely a different world now with these X900s, unfortunately..
enduser, I appreciate what you are saying. Sometimes it's not what you know, but who..
Things broke between me and this great girl one day. Forever I tried to fix it, to get her back. I called, spent money, wrote poems, worked out, talked and talked - until finally one day I realized "If she she really wanted this it wouldn't be so hard". I think of that lesson now. Not saying Epson doesn't want us happy, of course they do. Just maybe it doesn't have to be this hard. Maybe there's a more effective way to reach them, to catalyze their interest. Finding this way should be at the forefront of our plan B - "The clog prevention initiative". Unfortunately I've got the focus of a laser beam, and right now my laser is diligently focused on our plan A - "The clog demolishing initiative". Trust me this thread is about to go where no man has gone before. If I am able to realize half of what I have in mind over the next two weeks, this journey will have only just begun.
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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November 30, 2012, 03:32:06 PM »
Regarding an email/complaint to "Rand" I received a nice reply from someone else who stated :We regret that your Epson Stylus Pro 7900 printer failed. However, Epson does offer Extended Service Agreements for the products because we understand that repair costs for high end electronics outside of the warranty can be costly at times.
Should you decide to purchase another Epson printer, there are rebates available on various Pro Graphics printers at:
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So, if I had purchased the 11-1200$ warranty I would still be out of warranty as well as the money for the warranty. If these are devices that cannot last past the warranty, the real cost is hidden. If they must be used as daily production printers to keep them working, then that should be disclosed. If there is maintenance that should be done that should be disclosed, not hidden in a secret manual. I was very happy with the print quality and I got a lot of good prints in the last 3+ years.Those prints just cost way more than expected in the way of wasted ink/paper/printer than I thought based on my experience with a 2200,4000,3800 i had in the past. Sorry just ranting now-not too helpful to the project at hand.
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November 30, 2012, 03:52:25 PM »
Ya know, a common cause for a clogged printer in the older series 4000/78/9800 series printer was a clogged or failing DAMPER...
The dampers in the 9900 have a much smaller filter screen in them and one damper hadles two colors... I'm wondering if damper failure isn't a cause for some of these so called clogs. On a site that discusses Rolands (with Epson heads) they recommend replacing the dampers annually!!!
A common recommendation when you had a channel drop out on a 7800/9800 was to replace the damper... really make me wonder
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November 30, 2012, 04:45:41 PM »
Do you think changing out the dampers after the fact will help a clog? Or is it something that needs to be done regularly to prevent clogs, but once you have one, there's nothing you can do?
I am still learning my printer anatomy, but I found another interesting LuLa thread about dampers here:
I'm trying to learn what is the best probability bet-- if it's worth it at this point to try to change out the damper.
White Dog, I empathize and I think many people do. You would think Epson would care about longtime customers but I think it's probably a combination of just being such a large company as well as having a dominant spot in the market and not caring too much about losing a few customers here and there. Also, I wonder if they worry that offering a discount of some sort on print heads or repair would be tantamount to admitting there is a problem. Separately, I also think they should communicate maintenance to customers if that helps prevent the fatal print head problems (replace dampers, wiper blades, agitate inks, print every x days, create a holiday mode, etc) Regardless, the end result is the same and a lot of us have big paperweights. I just want to print.
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November 30, 2012, 09:13:19 PM »
heya sfblue,
on the 9900's? I don't know. Eric can chime in here... he's has hands on experience with dampers. My point was that in the earlier printers a dropped channel most certainly meant a failed damper and easily fixed with a damper replacement. Experienced people doing it in 20 minutes (if memory serves me).
what causes a damper to fail? not sure. but if the filter screen becomes clogged, there is no way for ink to make it's way to the print head.
also... the suggestion above that the pump-cap could not be sucking hard enough (that's what is does, sucks gobs of ink into the waste tank) is also enlightening.
I also wonder if the pressurization system in the 9900's couldn't also have a partial failure... either not pressurizing the failed channel, or not providing ENOUGH pressure so that ink makes it to the head at the needed rate.
There is no pump-cap on the older printers.
I had this analogy in mind ... the old printers could generate LOTS of ink pressure. HAD to in order to charge the ink lines. Kind of like the sump pump in your basement... able to really move some water.
The new 9900's are more akin to your aquarium pump since they depend on the pump cap to do all the sucking.
Gee wiz, here's a thought. What if the pump cap isn't capping your head properly and all the so called sucking action isn't doing anything?
Now, Eric can chime in again on how to do this (it's not that hard). But if you took your rights side cover off and watched what happens under the covers, so to speak, you'd know if you were getting any action at all.
I know this myself from when MY pump cap was replaced (along with the AID board, and MAIN board - apparently, just a a preventative measure). It was enlightening to see all that ink get sucked out of the head.
Oh, and one other thing. One of the laws of fluid dynamics is that a fluid will always flow into the path of least resistance. The 9900 DON'T fire the nozzles in standard cleaning so if you HAVE A REAL CLOG, there is a chance that all that sucked ink is just coming out of the unclogged nozzles.
This may also explain why once you have a dropped nozzle, they don't self clear with use like the older printers could, and why you can do a nozzle check, make a print big 40x60 and again check the nozzle to find missing nozzles... the old printers didn't do that. Once they had a good nozzle check, you could print confidently and not worry about dropped nozzle. Not my 9890. It can drop nozzles even after doing a big print.
Most pointedly to me is when I switch between Pk and MK (or back). I almost always have lost the entire channel until I do a paired cleaning.
Sorry for all the 'sucking' ... been watch old episodes of Buffy :p
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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December 01, 2012, 11:13:18 AM »
Last night I got our first real glimpses, under a microscope, of exactly what so many of us (me included) have been theorizing about since our first experiences with X900 printhead clogs. I also ordered a camera mount for this microscope, which won't arrive here for a few more days yet. Until that time unfortunately I can't share the images which blanketed my mind as I fell asleep last night. But I
share this; I can see nozzle openings, and into nozzle openings, but not yet the piezoelectric makeup of an actual X900 nozzle. I can tell you that comparing the size of the gaping scratches that a crusty wiper blade leaves behind it on our printhead's face, to the ever so delicate size of our nozzle holes which are also on our printhead's face, is more than alarming. Imagining what our crusty muck covered wiper blade looked like when I took it out, while ever so slowly combing my way over our old printhead's face microscopically, made my kidneys growl.
Yes, this is science. And yes, this is seriously complicated stuff we are theorizing about. But I have to share my last night's post-exploration gut impressions. This could very well be a LOT less complicated than we realize. If a picture says a thousand words then picture this next time you think your wiper blade "may need replacing" - an overgrown crooked one eyed hairy cyclops using a coal shovel to clean your mom's reading glasses.
Honestly, these nozzles are tiny. One tiny piece of lint stretches across twenty of them. I thought this in the beginning and I think it again now - this could be our worst problem. It could also explain why clogs occur more over time, more after cleanings sometimes, more regardless of new ink or old or how many prints on your machine. Maybe what we should be counting is cleanings rather than prints..
As for the damper theory considering sfblue, could be but I'm not so sure. To me a clogged damper would knock out a whole channel, or parts of a channel inconsistently. It would cause drop-outs mid print as well. sfblue reports neither of those. His clogs seem to be specific to particular nozzles, which aims me at his head.
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December 01, 2012, 01:29:35 PM »
Interesting! I can't wait to read more about this, Eric. In the mean time, I was going to change the damper assembly as I found the part on ebay for $120 and it seemed like not that big of a deal. I was also suspecting it because I had read this: "the most common damper problem is a pinhole that allows minute amounts of air to seep into the ink line, resulting in a bad nozzle check that can be temporarily alleviated with cleanings but will return shortly after." However, upon reading more, it sounds like if this were the issue, the positioning of the dropped nozzles on the test print would still move around which is not the case for me. So, I'm back to the print head.
Btw, if anyone cares, looks like Epson extended their rebates for December. I'm leaning towards the new Canon 24 inch ipf6400. Adorama is out of stock but has them for effectively $1800 post rebates (no sales tax for me and free delivery). Given what I've been reading, it seems like it is worth a try despite always having been an Epson person.
Also . . . Eric, love the pic of the nozzles; that must have been taken directly from the Epson manual!
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Re: Epson 7900 from the inside - out
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December 02, 2012, 05:25:44 PM »
Sorry guys the USPS let us down yesterday. Microscope "camera mount" was marked as "out for delivery" yesterday but it never arrived here. I want to share with you here what me and my genius saw yesterday. I will in time I promise. What did happen yesterday is very interesting..
This 9900 I picked up from Edward The Juggler, in August of this year. I drove to Colorado to meet him in-between race weekends. Once I got the machine back here my focus went straight back to work and racing. The first time I even plugged this machine into a wall socket was yesterday morning. So naturally I figured it's printhead would be wiped out dead. Edward did a lot of work, made a lot of phone calls, and wasted a TON of ink performing every cleaning cycle these X900s have. Nothing he did, or that Epson recommended, cleared his green channel clogs. But every other channel was fine. Now here it is three whole months later and after a week long journey in the back of my van (no air conditioning) through the Mojave Desert (read; hotter than hell - 110degrees, dryer than hell - less than 40% humidity, and dustier than the Peanuts Character "Pig Pen") and then three months of not only neglect but total disrespect (never even powered up), and now you too might expect this head to fire only blanks once we ran a nozzle pattern. Well you'd be wrong..
Two channels, LLK and VLM were both 100% clear on the first test print. All other channels took only one pairs cleanings to wake back up, with the exception of CY which took three to fire 100% clear. However the green channel, which was the reason Edward the juggler contacted me about his machine in the first place, never did come clear - just like he said. In fact in the box of extra parts that Edward left me with in the desert there was one nozzle pattern printed. When I compared his last pattern with our best pattern, there was no difference. WTF? After all that abuse NOT ONE MORE UNCLEARABLE CLOG?? How can that be?
If you think that is bad, how about this - once me and the genius removed this 9900's printhead the first thing we did was take it over to our trusty new stereo microscope to examine every nozzle face of the green channel. For sure we expected, even hoped to see piles of dried ink particles caked inside the openings of the nozzles. Nothing doing though. There is no discernible difference between the outside face of this X900's clear green nozzles when compared to it's clogged green nozzles. For sure that is a blow to my inspiration. My hope was this was a surface problem. Apparently it is not. If these are indeed "clogs", they are inside the head. Could be they are deep inside, could be they are just inside - either way they are not visible from our Lunar Module.
I say Lunar Module because combing your way over the face of our X900s printheads under 180X magnification is quite a lot like being in space ( I imagine). You see things unimaginable. Take for instance the very common paranoia about printhead strikes (paper striking the printhead during prints). Well let me tell you, the printhead that came with our printer (the 7900 that this thread was originally based on) must have experienced multiple head strikes. The steel framework that protects the printhead's actual face is so scratched up you might think some kid dragged it behind his bicycle. This is both alarming and comforting. I have another head here from an older model Epson which does not have any framework protecting it. For sure if this old head endured half of what our protected head did, it would have been damaged. So with the bad news comes good news too. Our heads are well protected from strikes (and the strong possibility of heavy matte paper making contact with it's delicate surface). You will understand more when I am able to share images from our explorations through the Epson Piezo Galaxy.
...more to come
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@The problem is not any of the players. It is Jim Buss not knowing that these GREAT players need a coach that can best utilize the talents that they have and build a system to best fit them. But in the infinite wisdom that hired Mike Brown and D'Antoni instead of Phil, who gave them 5 rings, Jim Buss continues his brain farts and makes all of us fan sit and smell them. Kobe does good on Defense. He gets steels and creates turn overs. We just need a good owner or let Mitch do his job without the ignorance of Baby Boy Jim. Jim Buss, the problem,We need a coach that can build around the GREAT talents we already have PERIOD!
Mike D'Antoni minces words when describing Kobe Bryant's defense
By Rob Mahoney
When Kobe Bryant plays defense off the ball, he can't be bothered with foolish notions of diligence or discipline. He simply puts years of experience and reinforced bad habits into action and loses himself completely in the moment. He pursues the ball endlessly, like a house cat chasing after a laser pointer, and though he may wind up making ridiculous gambles with startling frequency, the turnovers he is able to create typically wind up generating uncontested scoring opportunities for the Lakers.
All of that considered, Lakers head coach Mike D'Antoni was put in a tough spot when asked specifically about how Bryant defends off the ball — a sore spot in any season, but one that's been particularly harmful to L.A.'s altogether disorganized defense this year. This was his response, in all of its bumbling glory, courtesy of ESPN LA's Dave McMenamin:
Mike D'Antoni on Kobe's off-ball defense: "Umm, it's good … You know. I think sometimes he just … You know … Umm … Yeah, it's good."—
Dave McMenamin (@mcten) January 14, 2013
It's essentially the Lakers' company policy to avoid publicly criticizing Bryant at all costs — even if the head coach winds up tripping over himself in an attempt to sidestep the question as a result. It's no matter, really; D'Antoni said more than enough with his pauses, as if an accurate description of Bryant's off-ball defense needed to be articulated at all at this point. It's simply a fact of life: the sun rises, the tides recede, and Bryant cheats over from the weak side.
Kobe gets burned back door so often they should name an adult film actress after him.
It was about time Kobe was no longer given a spot on the NBA All-Defensive teams last year. If for some reason he makes it again this year, ugh...
@Savage Jim Buss the problem. We need a coach that can build around the GREAT talents we already have. PERIOD!


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The exhibition will run from April 30 through May 18. A reception will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. May 17. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The gallery is closed at 3 p.m. May 18.
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By Edgar Thompson | Orlando Sentinel
9:00 PM EDT, March 27, 2013
Catching up with media Tuesday about spring practices, coach Will Muschamp discussed a variety of topics, including Saturday's abbreviated scrimmage, Jeff Driskel's progress and Loucheiz Purifoy's return to defense.
Opening statement
"We had the SEC officials in this weekend. It was good to have them at practice, working our practice. Steve Shaw and his people do an outstanding job. We had a really good turnout at the coaches' clinic. Great to branch out. We had a bunch of Gators around practice. Shane Matthews was here Saturday. Todd Johnson, who's coaching down in Sarasota, Jerry Odom was in, Nick Schiralli, who is a scout with the Denver Broncos, a former player. I talked about Crawford Ker Friday morning being here. James Bates. Riley Cooper. Brandon Siler, obviously the guys in school. Brian Schottenheimer was in. Obviously he's with the Rams now and looking at some of our guys. Steve Tannen, I think our first first-round draft pick, correct? Is now back in town and seeing him at practice. Mike Peterson, Carlos Dunlap, Percy Harvin, Willie Jackson, Reggie McGrew. … all these guys have been out to practice or pro day. Always good to have the former Gators back and being a part of our program and talking to our players and mentoring them as we move forward.
"Injuries right now. Demarcus Robinson has a high ankle. Probably next week, I hope. I'm not real sure when we'll get him back. He's in a walking boot right now to stabilize that. Bullard is still day-to-day with a hamstring. Hoping to get him back Saturday, if not, definitely by Monday. Trip Thurman has a shoulder. It does not look good right now. Mike Mosher is coming in to look at the MRI tonight. We'll know a little bit more tonight or tomorrow on where he is. Certainly disappointing. Trip has had an outstanding spring, he's made some progress. Unfortunately, those injuries sometimes happen.
"Neiron Ball still coming off his ankle is still day-to-day. Went through probably 80 percent of the practice yesterday and gimped a little bit on us there late. He's day-to-day. Cody Riggs still with a hamstring. Hoping to get him back Saturday. We've got some guys banged up. Normal thing in spring.
"What's really hurt us is on the offensive line. Really right now we've got six healthy guys. Max Garcia came back yesterday. He's battling a back. Our numbers are good as far as scholarships. We've got 11 guys on scholarship right now for spring, which is about normal of what you want with the incoming guys coming in to get your numbers to 15, 17, in that range. But we've been hit with, Jon Halapio is still limited. He has not been cleared for 11-on-11 contact. He has done some individual and done some one-on-one drills, but we don't want to get him in the fray there as far as the 11-on-11. Chaz Green, Ian and Trip, now being out and JD is suspended. Just tough right now on those gus and now it's even harder to get scrimmage snaps because of the lack of numbers at those positions. We're adjusting as we go as far as this coming Saturday and even with the spring game, it may be more of a practice-like atmosphere for what we're going to do, which will be good from the standpoint of seeing some of the individual work we're trying to do. An opportunity to get better and that's what we've kind of focused on through spring is technique and fundamentals of each position.
"This past Saturday, we did get probably close to 30-40 scrimmage snaps and I think we'll be able to do that as we move forward. We worked a lot of first-and-10, third down. Yesterday we worked first and 10, we're introducing more situations to our team, coming off the goal line, having a backed-up punt situation, being able to flip the field. Defense understand if you get a three-and-out, it's probably going to be points once we force the punt and have an opportunity to get a first down. Continuing to work on one-minute in every practice. I told the team yesterday, when you're going to win a championship, you're going to come down in one-minute and you're going to have to win the game on offense or defense. Any time you win a championship, you're going to come down to two or three situations in your season where you've either got to make a stop or you've got to make a score.
Tomorrow, we're going to work a lot in the red zone and the end-of-game situations in one-minute. Friday morning will be more of a loose down. I'm also going to introduce four-minute for us, which is killing the clock to win the game. Defense has got to make a stop, and we'll convert that to a one-minute situation coming back. Saturday, we will have some scrimmage snaps, but it probably will not be exclusively a scrimmage obviously because of our numbers up front.
"But again, very pleased with our progress for the most part. We've talked about being a better situational team. We had some good and bad examples yesterday of handling those situations. We've got to continue to progress forward, and that's what we're going to do. That's what spring's for, but I am pleased with where we are at this point."
Who stood out during Saturday's scrimmage
"Honestly, it was only about 30-something snaps. Thirty-five maybe. I feel very strong with where we are on the offensive line. We got some injuries, but Max Garcia and Tyler Moore are two good pickups for us. Those guys are good football players. Very pleased with that. Clay Burton continues to do some nice things for us. We need to continue to make some strides at the tight end position. Consistency in their performance is not where it needs to be. Matt Jones continues to run the ball well. Hunter Joyer has done some nice things for us at the fullback position. I've been very pleased with Gideon. He's a guy that's done some nice things in the two-back stuff that we've been doing as far as the run blocking and things. To be in a new position, very pleased with him. I think Dante Fowler is playing well. I think he's rushing hte passer well. He's understanding when we're in our 3-4 stuff standing up and moving around. I think Antonio Morrison is having a really good spring. He's been very consistent in his performance across the board. I've been very pleased with Damien Jacobs. I think he's playing his best football. He's playing very square on blocks, doing a nice job of anchoring and playing the double teams and keeping his gap. Just think he's playing his best football since he's been here. I think Darious Cummings is probably a little further ahead of where Damien was this time last year, so that's promising for us. Not where he needs to be, so let's don't get that confused, but certainly probably ahead of where Damien was at this time last spring. That's a promising thing. I think Marcus Roberson up to 193, 194. He's changed his upper body. It's gotten stronger. He's better on the line of scrimmage in press. He's more disruptive on receivers and routes. I think he's made some strides. Marcus Maye is a guy that's been very productive. He had an interception Saturday. Done some really good things, but with that, we gotta continue to get some reps and continue to get turns. We're making too many mistakes as far as where his eye control needs to be. But again, you go back to production. The guy's producing and making plays, let's narrow some things down for him and put him in a situation to play fast. So off the top of my head, those would be guys that have jumped out at me that have been pleasant surprises for us or guys that have made progress or that I think have made some strides in where we need to have some guys make some strides."
Jeff Driskel's progress
"Yeah (he's made progress). Yesterday he made some really nice throws. Hit on a sail route to Quinton and on an over route to Loucheiz. Very pleased with where we are in the throwing game. We still have to take care of the ball a little bit better in some situations. I was very pleased walking off the practice field with the progress of what we did."
Loucheiz Purifoy's return to defense
"He went defense and he took some snaps on offense in skeleton. We had a move-the-ball period and he probably took about the first eight snaps on offense, other than that he was exclusively on defense.
"Again, I think he's an explosive guy, catches the ball well, he's got good ball skills, he's got vertical speed. I don't know what his time his in the 40, but when you get on the field, he plays fast. You notice him on the field."Update on the secondary
"At the safety position you've got Jabari Gorman's repping and I think's done a solid job. As a whole, we've got to do a better job of communicating and a better job in space plays. We missed a couple tackles in space on Saturday that cost us touchdowns. That was the one thing with Matt and Josh, those guys got some guys on the ground in some situations where the ball does break through, you've got to tackle. Valdez Showers and Marcus Maye, we've got some luxury back there because of Cody and Jaylen Watkins. They give us a little bit of a security blanket, but I've been keeping Jaylen primarily in regular package as a corner because I think it's important for us to give these guys the turns and the reps they need and only play him at safety in the nickel. The last week of spring may experiment a little more with some different guys as we move forward."
Gorman specifically
"Jabari is a very coachable young man. Been very pleased with his progress to this point. That's where you need to get more 11-on-11 work. When it's skel and you know it's going to be a pass, I mean that's one thing. As opposed when you're in 11-on-11 and you've got the right eye control, you fit where you're supposed to be on the run game, you're also where you need to be in the pass game. That's getting turns and reps."
Thoughts on Billy Donovan
"What he has done at Florida, I would say Billy Donovan is as good not just basketball coach a college coach there is in the nation for what he has done at the University of Florida. I think when Norm Sloan won a conference championship in '84 or '83 (actually '89) that was it. Now you look at a guy his accomplishments and obviously everyone wants to point to the two national championships, he's put Florida to an elite status in college basketball and a relevant status in college basketball, which it never was before. I don't know the state of Florida as far as high school basketball is concerned is certainly not what football is in terms of the amount of prospects we have to choose from. The job he's done at Florida is really remarkable. Certainly a great guy. The thing you like about Billy, is Billy is who he is. Not any different than the first time you meet him as opposed to now. He's been a very good friend of mine since I've been in Gainesville."
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After more than a month of KHL play it's easy to figure out who's hot and who's not among prospects.
Kirill Petrov is definitely the hottest KHL prospect right now, and maybe even in the entire league. After his move from Ak Bars Kazan to Yugra Khanty-Mansiysk he not only started playing some quality minutes, but he started producing. So far he scored eight points in as many games, but what's more important is that his arrival in the lineup sparked the team, which is now the ninth seed in the standings after being promoted from the Russian High League. This is surely a great achievement and Petrov and his powerplay skills have much to do with it. Petrov is definitely progressing, getting the most ice time he ever got in his career and this year will be much better for the Isles prospect's development.
Washington prospect Evgeny Kuznetsov also is making progress. After missing a week due to a shoulder injury, Kuznetsov had a hard time in his first game, but then started scoring again. To tell the truth his problems in the first game were probably due to the change of coaches. Traktor started the season rather badly and they decided to fire their head coach and hire Evgeny Belousov, who won multiple Russian championship titles with Metallurg Magnitogorsk and Avangard Omsk. Belousov most likely wanted to debut with a win and thus played with three lines only, benching Kuznetsov's unit for almost the whole game. But then Belousov started rolling four lines again and Kuznetsov repaid his trust scoring two points, one goal and one assist, in the next two games. Kuznetsov is going to play less under the new coach, but Belousov is a great coach and thus he is the ideal mentor for Kuznetsov, who plays on a line with Flyers' prospect Andrei Popov. Kuznetsov has now five points (two goals and three assists) under his belt.
On the other hand some players didn't do too well recently, and thus fit the "not" category.
Dmitry Orlov, another Cap's prospect, is surely a player which deserves to be there. Metallurg Novokuznetsk is on a five-game losing streak and Orlov isn't doing any better. He has been demoted down to the third line (he started the season playing on the first) and got only one point in the latest five games. His team needs to shake things up and he needs it too. Adding some accuracy to his strong shot from the point wouldn't hurt, right now he has a shooting percentage of only .038, scoring only one goal.
Orlov's team mate Maxim Kitsyn isn't having a good time as well. After getting an assist in his first KHL game of the season (he was suffering from an elbow injury, had to undergo a surgery) he failed to produce in the next games. He definitely needs to get some KHL scoring as last year he had two points only and this year he picked up one assist in four games.
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2013: [Game-by-Game Statistics] Appeared in 10 games ... totaled six tackles (3 solos) ... tallied two solo tackles in the season opener at Michigan (8/31) ... had two total tackles at North Carolina State (9/28).
2012: [Game-by-Game Statistics] Played in all 13 games ... Made first career appearance in season opener against Southeast Missouri (8/30), making two tackles ... recorded a career-high four tackles against Michigan State (9/8) ... made two tackles at Iowa (9/22) ... recorded one tackle at Eastern Michigan (11/10).
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Day with the Dukes was started in 2007 by former psychology peer advisor and men's tennis player Jesse Tarr. Special Olympic athletes are paired with a JMU student-athlete and peer advisor to provide them with one-on-one interaction throughout the day.
After being paired with a JMU peer advisor, the athletes ran through the Duke Dog tunnel onto Bridgeforth Stadium/Zane Showker Field, where they were greeted by the Marching Royal Dukes. They were able run drills, practice passing and kick field goals alongside the football team.
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